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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

T. j. Dwyer. near Laddonia, has
bought a farm near Slick and
moved to it last week. He renews
for the MESSAGE and orders it
to his new address. The county
loses a good citizen in Mr.. Dwyer,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18
Message Readers.

Since the 10Th of last month
he MESSAGE has added the follow.
ng new subscribers and renewals
A G Butts
Solomon Fox
Mrs g M Skelly
r L Mcclure
James w Coons
h A Feutz
JT Elzea
w A Pollock
j f Buckles
Edward Ruebling
4 B Hassler
w II Kennan
Rev w j Jesse
E R Hagan
Lee Hagan
Frank Mcclure
CT Morris
b w Hill
Mrs Polly Moore
Mrs Mary Pierce
Miss Cora Hickerson
M l. Travis
Dan billiard
f W Isgrig
Eli Mcdonald
T j Dwyer
S R Tanner
Rush Ball
j A Quick
S b Reighley
g l. Fairbain
Mrs Bette Torreyson
N D Beagles
Chas Hubert
j Speers
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

A Bowling Green girl fell in
love with a young man last sum-
mer when she saw him hoeiug
corn and now she calls him her
hoe beau.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Gov. Dockery last week issued
the following commissions for the
military company at Mexico: Rolla
McIntire, captain; Walter F. San
dersou, first lieutenant, and VIC.
Hutton, second lieutenant.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Tom Gibson has bought from
Alb BledsOe 80 feet off the east
side of the Gibson block on East
Monroe street, paying $4,000.
This property a year ago sold for
81, ,25O.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Charles Bloomquest of Washing
ton, Iowa, has bought the Q. J..
Beeby farm Of 16O acres near Far
ber, this county.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

We learn that John Back. the
Santa Fe blacksmith, is thinking
of moving back to his farm near
Farber. John is a clever fellow
and we would he glad to have him
move back to Audrain.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Charlie billiard has bought the
W. X. Potts 80 acre farm south of
Mexico, paying $500.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Attorney j. Med, Trimble, for
merly of Mexico, last week won a
suit in the Kansas City Court of
Appeals for $10,OO0as attorneys
fees for one year against the K. p.
& Gulf railroad.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

W. B. Scott aud family, old res
idents of the vicinity Of Rush Hill,
a few days since moved to Nebras-
ka to reside.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

j. H. Canada, of western Au-
drain, short time since sold 43O
Starr Mexican lambs on the st.
Louis market which brought him
SIS. so per hundred pounds.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

j, F. Primrose, of the U. s. ar
my, has opened a recruiting Office
in Mexico in the interest Of the
infantry branch of the army.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

j. II. Scott, of near Martins
burg, had five cars Of fat steers on
the st. Louis market short time
since.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

VIM Douglass plead guilty in the
Circuit Court last week to "malic
ious mischief" and was sentenced
to six months in Jail.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Pete Erdel, Jr., of Worcester,
ships more furs to the market, ex-
cept Sam Morris of Mexico, than
any other man in the county.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

The Worcester Telephone Co.
have the poles on the ground for
their new line aud will begin work
after the spring thaw.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

The G.. AR. held funeral service
last week for Ed. Carberry, who
was found dead in his shanty in
south. east Mexico Tuesday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Alabama has established ten ag-
ricnltural high schools supported
by state funds These are inteud-
ed for the boys aud girls from the
farms and will make the study of
agriculture and Other industrial
subjects along with some recogniz-
ed culture subjects, the basis of
their work. This is done because
it is claimed that work of the city
high schools lead away from farm
and home life. Missouri needs
this very much, Its coming.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Claude Sansberry of Mexico will
teach again this spring in the Full
Ter district, near Tulip.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Dan billiard, a hustling young
farmer of Powell Ford neighb r.
hood, adds his name to the Mes
SAGE subscription list.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

G. G, Heizer of this city will
move back to his farm west of
Perry this spring. He has been
here sending his children to school.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

A. l.. Yarnell is one of Rush
Hills hustling merchants. he
moved from the vicinity northwest
of Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Rush Ball, near Laddonia. will
move to Troy next month where he
has property interests. Sorry to
lose him from Audraiu.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18
EE&S&EGE&G&& &G& %&S&E&S&&~
- HAPPENED and HAPPENINGS 4
" SOME COUNTY NEWS IN PELLET FORM "
ASa>SSSs9S9 80 SS9S99SaD
SOME LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS IN PELLET FORM

w. NJ Sharpless last week was
granted license to practice law in
Audrain.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Price Cunningham out at Cant
is going into the poultry business
on an extensive scale.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

A. G.. billiard, of near Benton
City, has moved to the farm he re-
Gently purchased two miles south
of LaddOnia..
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

E. B. Brown Of Thompson has
been wrestling with au affection of
rheumatism of late.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Hardin College alumnae are
planning a reunion at the Worlds
Fair this summer.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18
Talk of organizing Rebrccah
lodge at Benton City.
The Circuit Court will hold an
adjourned term March 3rd

DR.. w. E. Cornett has a big
public sale at his farm at Worces-
ter Feb. %.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Henry Miller is the new propri-
etor of the Mexico Cash Grocery,
buying of q, w. Johnson of Ben
ton City.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

John Gregory bought of w. X.
Potts a residence IN this city for
81 400.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

The flower chosen for Hardin
College, as All emblem for decor
ating, is the Marchal Neil rose.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Capt. G. T. Allen of this city is
on lecturing tour in the SOnth.
ern States.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

This is a country boys account
Of his fathers entrance into poll
lies: dad has took the stump. I
dunno who run him up it-but he's
up it, just the same. Dad is after
an offs, One newspaper says he is
born liar; mother one says he
stole a hoss and mother says he
run off with a wider. When ma
heard all these things, she said she
thought she knOwed him before,
but she's glad she found him out
at last, au' jest wait till she ketch-
es him again"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18
A STATEMENT.
Why That Fulton Jury Freed
Ed Butler.


Mexico, Mo-, Feb. 11.-Turner
ROsser, foreman Of the jury which
acquitted Edward Butler in Fulton,
gave out an interview here to-day,
in which he tells how the jury
looked at the case after hearing
the evidence. Just after the ver-
diet was returned the jurymen said
they had decided not to discuss
the deliberations.
You are aware of the fact that
your verdict is being discussed and
very generally criticised, are you
not, MIR. .Rosser?"the foreman was
asked.
Yes, we see what the papers
are saying"
will you say just how you
came to render the verdict of not
guilty after hearing the witnesses
of the state3"
/ can speak only for myself.
When l entered the jury box to
try the case 1 was under the i'm.
preston that Butler was guilty. 1t
was only an impression, and l felt
that / could give him a fair trial.
After the evidence was all in and
we had retired to the jury room,
we read the evidence over many
times and discussed the different
points raised in relation to the in
struct'ons of the court. We knew
the Importance of the case and l,
for one, had been an ard eut admir-
er of Mr.. Folks work.
The state, however, failed to
remove the doubt in my mind and
the, doubt in the minds of the other
jutSmen as to whether Butler had
| aSlytllals.lo do, Witisthis bribery
de The ssas dlu sssaa
single witness to prove that Butler
himself had paid any money for
the passing Uf the lighting bill.
Furthermore, the state failed to
prove that Butler was on tn floor
on the night the bill was passed.
The defence S witnesses swOre they
were there, but did not see Butler
The states witnesses also swore
he was there, admitted they were
perjurers, and their testimony was
not corroborated. This raised a
serious doubt under the instruc-
tions before us and we felt we must
acquit him."
1t has been said that David Har-
} ris, prosecuting attorney, who de-
Tended Mr.. Butler and received
So, 900 for his work in the case
had great effect with the jury in
his argument. ROsser was asked
if the arguments made a serious
impression. He replied:
My mind was made up after /,
heard the evidence and the instruc-
tions of the court read"
Did You not hear Judge Graves
review of the evidence in which he
said it would be a travesty on JUS
: tice' not to connect Butler with
the bribery in the lighting bill9"
No, we did not hear that"
In view of the political signif-
canoe given this case, Mr.. Rosser
was asked his gubernatOrial prefer
ences, ell, | have been for
Mr.. Reed. l know him personally.
l do not know how the other jury
men stand. We did not discuss
that"
DO you think the verdict will
hurt or help FOlki"
1T certainly ought not to hurt
/ him, He conducted the case in an
} admirable manner, in the opinion
Of the jury"
AI.bama bos ostolliohod tor 90
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18
Primary Elections.

Lancaster, Mo-, Feb. 13.-The
Schuyler County Central Commit
tee met here yesterday and set the
county primary for March Is.
The names of all State candidates
will be submitted to a vote of the
people of this county.
Pennington, Mo-, Feb. 49,
The Democratic Committee of st.
Francois County met here to-day
and decided to place the election of
delegates to the State nominating
conventions in the county primary
election.
The names of candidates for Sta
te offices will be placed ON the tick
ct, and those receiving the high
est number of votes for saef office
are, by the motion or resolution
,adoPted, authorized 30 3name one
delegate and one alternate each,
who will cast the full vote of the
county in the State nominating
convention for said candidate.
The delegates thus chosen will
meet and select the delegates to the
Joplin convention.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-02-18

Walter Elliott, near Farber, ex-
poets to move to Nebraska soon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Observation-Disclosures
SulanDii9cs. 8
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EtNrict Columbia.

- Son6erbare He6nlngen bon
opei Youfee Sarmrern in SanioS lie
gen Dor. Ser Cine bat Dem &rte9S-
beporteu1ent in @aibington cine
9fedmng bon Oritthnlb Collars fiir
3citperluit eingeifidt. lin genoltc
glngu6en erill6t, erfl0rte er, Dab Die
Golouten beim Monoper III Der
gfQbe bon Sort Hilcp an ieinenl
SeIoe, no er 9eroOe pflii1te, porbci-
mariAirt ieiCu, mornuf er nIdJt unl-
bin getonnt, ibncn undJ5uloltfen; 0o-
bel habe er fiir Den Hetrog ietner
HedJmug Belt e%ingcbiiBt. NIa Nnt-
mort BOT man ibm sic 6ro9e gCiteut:
iper linn bic 3eit uerQiite, mcnn cr
BEL einem Girfu&lm3llg Sen GlepDon-
ten nnd)laufc. Gin alt0erer 3antee-
Sormcr aus iencr @egcnO OerlolAt
eintallienO Collars, neil Elm 9iegi-
ment bel Dem Monopcr ibn1 cir 6elo
ylperthpullcr &lumen" 5crtrampcl
babe. IS lit cine @icie nit gon5 gc-
mobnlidDen 6el0blmlen. Nher CT
ingt: er f0umc Bouquets 0arauS
mnden un0 I'M 5ebn Gents bas Stiid
%perfouien; 6ober iein groBcr Serluit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Ncw SerSeD.

Merflpiiroige @irfungen zines
@libihlaoeS merben aus Worristomn
berihtet: Sort mnrbe Elm junger
WPonn 9tamlens glbbott Barter pom
Sllb gctroffen. Gr mllroe bon elmer
Nmbnlan5 ms NQerieelel.Soipito
gelfaift. gtod)oem man i'm mlSgcs
tlei0ct bate, fUnb man aui leinenl
9tildcn cine purbe Stelle. @dhreno
MN Die Ner5te mo @Grterinnen INN
ben @etroffenen bei6Gftigt moren,
cridicn gellou in Der Wiitte 5lpildlell
leinen Sdnlterbl0ttern ~ullmGblid)
ooS @ilo zines &ru5ifires. Gam
ertmidelte li6 oie @cItalt beS an bns
&rcil5 gcnogelten GbriltuS, bis Die
geltnlle Nte0crgabe Der &%reuSigung
IN lfJorfen llmriIIcn poqenbet mar.
Sie 3uiGoucr paren bon cinem 0cs
filbl gcbcin1ni3pollen @ral,cng-er.
fiilt. Sn Den iolgenben Sngen emf
mifelte lid oos @ilb meiter, mGbrcno
Der Wann bepuBtloS blieb. Nbbott
Barter crtl1rte, nad)bem er mieber
sum ScluuBtiein gelongt mar, er lei
nicnlals tGtomiert noroen, uno aild)
SodperltGnbige periidern, cine SGto.
lpterltllg f0nllte nicmalS 10 poQfom-
men mSfalen. @r lit Groteltont
ullb gloltbt rlif)t an @ltnoer, ndbs
reno Die i'm Soipital tbGtigen Sion.
men oarollf bciteber, oab ii6 Elm
@rnoer creignet babe. Cine notiir>
lifcre erfl0rung ge6en MGnner Der
@ticnldaft, Die befrogt iuoroen lino.
Sic ertldren f~olgenOes: gn Der Dem
9ett, ouf Dem Barter bon Oerl
Ner5ten lnlteriudt iuitrOe, gcgelliiber-
llegenocn Wunb b1ngt Elm &rlt5ifir.
Barriers Soltt mllrbe bltrf ben 9lit-
ltrobl fiir eini9e Belt IN cine GlBerit
empflnolid)e pbOtograpbiihe Slahe
periponOelt n1o nabm 10 ons 8ilb
OeS arn5ifires ouf. Cine gauge glil-
3obl Gbnlider Sale bot iid bereits
ereignet. Bel Barter iiebt es aus,
OILS oh Ole Photographic oolrerll
wolte, ga ole Gin5elbeiten bes
Siloes, ielbit Die 9tGgel on &Glloer
IND SiiBen, oeutli6 iidtbar iino.
Barter meiB in5piiGen aus Dem Sor-
faa 9tuten 81 5ieben, inbem er iifj
IN oItlid)en StGbten gegen Se5obllrg
ieben ldbt. Gin Wuieum in Nefu
Oort deigt ieine Infunft boiel6it lpie
folgt an: raommet uno iebet abbott
Barter, mel6er, pom 9lis getroiien,
Die &reu3igung nuf ieinem Hiiden
5eigt. 9oS munOer6orite Mirafel
Der Ncll5eit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13

Sn Sulhern erbGnete li6 IN
eillem Sduppen neben ieiuer &ob'
nulg Ger Sol5nrbeiter Otto Seaweg.
Sein @ciIt mar nmrlaf)tet. Sefhpeg
mon ein ileiBiger, niidterner mo
lpariamer Wiann uno tr~euiorgcnOer
Goter ieiner iieben ainoer Seit
GINGER 3eit 5eigten iih bel linn Spu.
rem pon Siciiinn, Die nm 81 bieienr
irauri9en Sdlliic gefiibrt bahell.
- Zen 800 infolge 9ranolpunben
erlitt Die gbeirau oes gergnloms
Srnuiine in Sudarbe. Sic bennlste
6um @ntiaden bes ScroIeuers Yetro.
Tenn. 0ie Same erplobirte. Die
6rau, beren aleiber i'm gu Seuer
iuBteu, glib elmer Selleri0uIc. Ser
3llltollo DER iiber Oen gon6en &orper
NIT 6lommcn beoedten llngliidlid)ell
ipottete jeoer 8eifreibung. rSnt
&ranfenbonie 5,t &irdlinbe CAB ole
Srnu bolO na6 ibrer Ginlieferung
inter idredliden S6ner5en i6rcn
@eiit arli. Sic mar % Sabre oft
ulo fin6erloS.
&iir5li6 ipielte in Semer eiil
~15i06riger Gottenarbeiter ip1breno
Der Hubepauie nit einen Soiden.
piitol utb mutte SficBiibirngen ba.
nit. Die Stottcnarbeiter ltonben
bernm. BloBlih brong Dem Hotten-
tilbrer SdUud)nro -nii6 Menoen cine
&lloe( in Den Sails. SIS trnt olSbulo
cine Gnt}iinOlmg DER @unOe ein mo
balo oorollf lit Der 40jGbrige Nonn,
GrnGbrcr elmer 5oblreiden Semitic,
III lelncr @obnlmg 9eltorben. @en
oas Smptpcrid)uloen bel DEM I'M
gliide trifit, miro Die ltnterilidulg
crgebcn. 9ei Der Sbbuftion Ser
Seihe bot iid ergeben Dab Der SoO
Ourd) Die I'M Sals,pirbel iibclloc
&ligel bcr6eigcfiibrt moroen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Gpnuecttcut.

- Cine MorOSiarm l6eint oie beE
nltll perbafteten 4olen 8. .. Wtarl
I'M Gountp gtorpid 81 ieill. Die
Seiden bon 5weien iciner Spfer, Soc
SaOol mo Soc Yaln, iilb Dor &1lr.
6enl, allf Ger 6arm ocritarrt, 9efun.
Den woroen, mo DIARY liebt iebt lei.
ner Yro5ellirlng mcgen GrmorolnQ
SaOol'S e%ntge9en. Seine Srnu be.
finbet iid) i'm 8eiGngniB, Inn ais
3ellgin Qegen ibren Wtonn mtf3ltre.
ten. Die beiOen erihlagenen Yerio.
men, nod Ocren Hcid)en man jebi
lllft, iiuO ein 1Sidbri9er E5unge unr
EN- iii0iid)er Snlriircr. Ger SSlrnge
Der inter Dem gtomen @nrrp 9inq
tam Dor brci Sabren aus Gublanl
nnd 9iQp Nort mo bolo oorollf 81
Otnrr, bel Dem er nui Der Surm ar.
6citcte; er lit u~cridNuunOen, un>
nirgcn0 mebr 5u linden. GE
ld)eiut, 0nB Der nltc Wtanu ieiner
Spiern crit Elm 9etGubumgsmittel in
Sd)nnpS beibrud)te, bepor er lie Durd
8eilbicbc erlnuroetc. Gincr ieiner
Ir6eitcr lit ais 3Hlgc perDoftet unf
l~ieferte oen @bi@fcp aus, nit Oen
i'm Murr bctGubcn mollte. 9us
Wiotip Ger MorOe ideint Die glbiift
9elDeien 81 lcin oen Uct00tctcn Self
Dor5nsntbolten, 0na or i6Heu be5ub.
len .m'Bte; III mebrcren 5Gllen mor
es Sobn Ger iiiOiiGe 5olliirer ober,
iuclder pertbpoQc Sofcn bel lid
botte, ill., wie Is iheint, boa Npier
zines Halbnoroes. Die bis ieBt &c.
funoenen Srifcn boben 20der i'm
SdG0el.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
WarDlanb.

Sod INNER BRENT eS alli
S6eilen Der St0tte 0es groBen @olti.
morer 8rauoeS pom Z. uaO s.
Sebrllur. Inter Den Srilmmcrn Der
Sabrifanlogen bon g. 6rolf &
Cons liegt cine u~ngebenre Moiie
bon 8urlnp SGden, un0 o6rpobl Iid)
i6on Sauienoe BON Conner @oiier
boriiber ergoiien bobeu uno aud
&egengiiiie erfolgten, idIngen ioit an
iebem trodenen Gage pie 6lammen
nod INNER mieoer nuf. Ncltlid Itci-
gerte iid) Die @lutb in Dem WoBe,
onB Elm in Der At0be bele9cuer Atell.
Jnu IN @efnbr 9erietb, Die 3ufiib.
rllng bon @uiicr niiBte mcuiq mo
Der @igentbiimer oeS NeubaucS lieB
oc5bolb mebrerc Sonnen otter 8ad-
Iteine ollf Die brennen0e Maiie mer.
fen, INN oie 5lommen 81 eritiden.
Inter bcn Sriimmern 6eS 8ebGuOcS
Der Sumcnbunolung bon 5. 9olga-
Mo & Cons BRENT ein riciiger
&aufen SGmereien glci6ioQ5 nod,
un0 ole Site lit 10 groB, OuB baOurf)
Ser @ieOeraufbau b~ebinoert miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
CciterrciW. llngarm.

Sn 8ien lit neiilid in Der Ser
ion bon WagOalena 8eIlp cine Sroir
%perItorben, Die auf Der Grbe mobI
nid)t lbreSgleid)en gebabt bat. Sic
bate cS sum Seruf erlpdblt, ibr
l~ebeloiges sd 5u onotomli'den Stu
oler ber5ltGe6enL nanIentlih 81
loldell an Den glt9mmlgssO rgonell.
Die beriiGmteiten @iener Ier5te ba-
ben iie ieit 5man5ig SSobren ais
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiir Die Stu
oenten benlbt mo be5ablt. 9ielc
Stellung peroaufte Die Srou elmer
eigentbilmlid)en 9efGbigung, ii6er
ole ira9lidJen Srgone our6 ibre @il-
lcnsfroit 81 gebieten. Sic fonnte i6rc
Stimmb1noer nt"inltenlnng unbeuc0.
lid) erbolten, iogor pern lie berii6rt
pnrOeL unb 10 moren oie Stnocntcll
in Der Sage, on ibr 5luu 9eiipiel ole
getrod}tltllg ocS aeblfopieS iibunas-
pei'e in elmer &ollfommcltbeit fennen
81 l%ernen, mie lie lonit on einem
lcbelloen WtcniGen ni6t benfbar &C.
meNen ipore. Die Srou beiaB iogor
Die ipumberbare Yegobuug, 9eipiiie
Sinoerniiie, Die iid) Der llnteriufung
bnlfta entgegeniteaen, fiinitlih ller.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13

Wieilen peit olf 500 uno 2e6en rel.
tenb, Inn Or. Sings Neip Discovery
fiir IilS5ebrung, Suiteu unO Gr,
f1ltungen 81 bolenL lit ". $. Srowll
BON 2eeSDile, SnO., S~ooesqralen an
Iitbmo. sIber Oieic munoerbore
WeOi5in brndIte ioiortine 9inoerrmg
mo bal0ige @elleiula. Gr id)reibt:
sd babe iett jeae Nod)t einen &C.
lr1loen S6lnf." Nebnlid)e humber
bare &uren bon Sdminoiudt, 2lul.
genent5iinoung, 8ronditis, Slliten
GrfGltungen unb Grippe bemeiien
boB es fir Sals. ilnO 2rmgenleioen
uniIbertreiflid) lit. @arantirte Slo.
idJen 80 Gents nlb $t.00 Trobe.
iloi6en fret in z. @. Guete's Mpo,
tbefe. 6b6 Wain StraBe, S%ubiiquc,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13

oor5ubri1gen, ullo CAB 6aour6 Sen
an%gebenoen Ier5ten cine inper9lcid).
lifc @elegcnbeit, lid in Der lle6cr-
minoun9 iold]er Sdmierigfeitcu 81
ilben.
Inoererieits bate lie cine beion.
bere @mpfinolidfeit Der G6leinl-
bGllte erporbelt, Oie ibr geitattete. ie.
Den 6ebIer IN Der llnteriudpng Ielbit
81 fiiblen lno a~n5uGeben. Sic
fonnte itets qenml laoer, in meldJer
Gage iid ein in lire Noie, ibren aebl.
fopf ooer ibren Sdluno eingeiiibrte5
Snitrument befanO, 10 Dob Oonodl
Der StuOent ouf ein SerIeben nui.
merfIam iullr0e un0 IS berbeiiern
fonnte. Gam f0rberte tie id)lieBliG
aus ibrem 9rq6en ~idipor5en @eiitcl,
oen lie itets bel iid) bate. cine qun5t
Smntlulg bon 8cgcnitdnoen 81
Gage, Die ii6 ols Sremot6rper in oit
peridieoenen Sbeile ser 2ufhuegt
einfiibrte, no Tie Damn mf9eimocr
meroen %lnllten.
60 bot iid9 ole merfpiirOige 6rar
mirfli6 g%eluiiie &erOienIte nm oi(
Seilfunoe 3n erlperben gepllBt. Gil
lelblt itono iid gut babel, oenu lie er,
belt fir ieOe Situna swei @uloel
rno 9enoB bcn @or5ug, DON s~lerSteE
eriten Hanges be9cbrt rul0 bon cinel
5oblreidDen StuoentcnTdait ais Der
illfSfonindcn 9cit)Gtt an iperoen
Gin Griab miro fir tie sepiB uih
leid)t 81 finoen fem 5nulaI ie i6r @e
beimliB nidt perratbcn uno ilber
balpt feline nSdiiler" binterIaiien 81
boben ldeint,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Scnt ,,3abn Der 3eit"

fam fem Meridl Wioeriteben. 9lQes, iuaS BE-
ltebt, 1T od5u beitinlilt, OnB es einutal imtergebt.
9aS beiBt, allies bat iei1e Belt; audi in Dem
Siune. baB un5 enc uatirlide Spanne Belt sus
g~enreiieu II, our oeren @blnui mir uid1t iter6en
iucroeu, iuieru mir oeruiiniti9 bnnoeln. Snl
Sale Der geiIbrlidlen 4RngeIt- ullo ge6ertrnnf=
beitcu heiBt oGs tuicberrmI, oaB mnu erIteuo per
iudleu iou, tie Su nermeibcu. Sei Der ieBigen
uberb1iteten 9ebeusueiie Der Weniden III oas
nber ulr ielteu nIUglidl. Die meiiteu Wenidler
torneu ioidber arantbeiten uidt ertgebeu. ellie
iOlde &otienter t0nnen Gber gebeIlt meroen,
ueru lie onrn, 5tueiten5, nur 10 uernuuitig limo,
oas ridltige 6eilmittel Su ludblen: Die beriibulteil
Ct. Bernard arduterpiIen, meld)eiir % 9entS in
allen Npot5eten 5i BADEN fiilo. Sieie GiQen
baben iih bel 3Gnienoeu rno Sauicu0en ais Elm
rufeblbares Seilutittel e%rruieieu. Sic limb uod)
benz 9ie5ept, ous III Glten 8eiten Die gelebrteu
g}0ude BON 81. SerHGro Der Ratur ablnuiclten
nur Gus oen beiltr1ltiglten Seltnnotheileu iuloDer
YflauSeu bergetelt, ueldbe 3iagen ulo Seber our
Arautbett belreien uno oanrit oas Sllt per-
ilageI.