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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

TELEPHONE RECEPTION The Tnds-
pendent telephone directors will issue in
FltatiOns tomorrow to two evening re.
ceptiOns 10 be given Thursday and Friday
next in their new building.
WARRANT INTEREST PAID.-state
drew a warrant for ST. 100 in favor Of
state Treasurer j. De Grey Dixon to pay
the semi-annual interest on state bonds
Tor the six months ending july I.
RETURN RUNAWAY.-Tony Pasha. a
l6-year-Old runaway from Omaha Neb.
who are well known Italian people of that
city EaSh2 came west to see the world,
out was apprehended by OFFICERS Davies
ana Lincoln on description turnished by
the Omaha authorities His parents.
when notified, promptly forwarded trans
pOrtatiOn.
SUMNER SCHOOL. WORK.-The first
week OF the university summer school
closed Friday with a fine record for the
work Of the week Between $50 and l69
students have registered and the classes
under Miss Newiin have become so
crowded that it was found necessary to
divide them. A large number of pupils
have taken up the manual training work
under the special Instructor.
TO GIVE FLOWERS TO SICK.-The
inmates of Salt Lake hospitals and the
sick OF this city generally are TO be re-
membered DeXt Wednesday by the women
of the First Congregational Flower mis-
sion. The members OF the mission an
nounce that the First Congregational
church viii be omen Wednesday morning
for delivery of flowers. They ask mat
those who desire 10 make contributions do
go before 10 O'Clock.
MORE TEACHERS FOR CITY-At its
meeting I'm July ene board OF education
viii probably act on the recommendation
OF the committee on teachers and put
several more instructors on the payroll
lin addition to the list already prepared
the following teachers viii be employed !:
High school, May " CritchlOW and Rose
H. Cassidy. grammar grade, Ctarissa Ell
lerbeck Fannie Galbraith, Alice slim
mel. Florence Christensen. Thomas How
els and Rae Woodcoek
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SAY IT'S REVENGE.
stOlzenberger's Attorneys Deny the
Charges Of Mrs. Brink.

stOlzenberger's Attorneys Deny the
Charges Of Mrs. Brink.
Retaliation for the foreclosure Of a
chattel mortgage was the cause of
Mrs. Amelia Brink fling a S.. 900
breach of promise suit against Edward
#. StolzeEberger, according TO a state
meut made by the latter's attorneys.
McGurrin & Gustin, yesterday. They
asserted that Mrs, Brink was not seek
ing q balm for injured affections but
wanted revenge FOR the foreclosing of
a mortgage
The attorneys declared that there
Were no moonlight walks nor trusting
places such as are usual in suits for
lost love. There was no love to lose.
they alege. The hasty WoOing of ten
DAYS duration, they contend, was a
business deal.
Mr.. StOIzenberger refused to discuss
the case yesterday but asked that his
attorneys be consulted. According to
@ statement made by them Mrs. Brink
secured "A loan from St0IzenberEer and
gave chattel mortgage. This was
later settled and In October, 1903. she
is alleged to have secured another loan
and 10 have given another mortgage.
The interest was paid UP TO last March.
leaving SO sim due. Foreclosure pro-
ceedings were commenced against the
widow June is.
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MISS MILDRED MARY TlBBALS OF SALT LAKE
RECEIVES MASTERS DECREE AT WELLESLEY

Miss Mildred Mary Tibbals, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Tibb5ls. who
received a degree Of A. NJ. from Welles-
ley during tie past week. IS another 0f
the salt Lake girls whose college re-
cord is a proud one. Miss Tibbals was
graduated in 1901 from Paoidc univCr-
sity at Forest Grove, Oregon, leceiving
a degree of Alb. After a years rest
at home she entered Wellesley TO do
post graduate work and i'm the pasc tVJ
years has eataed EeF masters &C.
gree. Miss Tibbals is twcnty-tLree
years old at the present time. being
one of the youngest girls who has
taken such a degree.
A periodical published I'm Boston had
an article recently about tho college
girl containing an interesting interview
with Mildred Tibbals. The name was
not used, but the personality of tie
Brown eyed girl from SalI Lake City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26

was so thinly disguised as to be readily
discovered by her friends. The writer
OF the article was at work tn the pub
lie library and there met some Of the
girls from wellesley at a -ime when
they were preparing their thes IS for
commencement. and introduced the
subject of college education and CO.
education in order to get the views Of
says:
s'AIy Wn-hafred c0negtaa was
native OF Salt Lake City ana grddu~
ate Of an Oregon collese. working now
for a degree of An. at W. SO enc
might expect to sound college iinpres7
si0ns from coast 70 coast one h.t4
brought some 81 che climatic genialaty
of that far eff region with hel ane II
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TEUTONS PLAN OUTING.
German Societies OF salt Lake VIII
Celebrate at Lagoon.

The ~Harmonie" ana "sous OF Her
m5u two German societies, are PLAN
nine TO give Il combined picnic al La
soon next Thursday. Every one mas
been extended an invitation 10 join i'm
making this one Of the greatest Ger
man outings ever given from salt Lake.
Valuable prizes for competitive races
viii be given The feature of the day
viii Doe the BAH game between the HaT-
monte and Sons of Herman mines.
The arrangement committee consists
of the following members from the two
societies. Jacob Iron. John Dem.
Hugo Hoefer, Fred Springmau. Fritz
Hook H. O.. AIouter. Louis Hobein,
Simon Bambereer GuStaVe MOtzkus.
John Peters. John klessiDger. g.. Birk-
ner. A. Heller. III Never. III. Deuhalter
and leo DaHucnfelZer.
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LETTER CARRIERS DAY.
Uncle Sans Employees Give Exem-
sion to Saltair Friday.

AS many members of the Letter Ger
riers' association of this city as n
be spared by Uncle sam viii make
merry next Friday at Saltair. While
the outing is being given by the MALL
men, a. general invitation has been eX-
tended the public 10 attend. The pur-
pose OF the excursion IS 10 raise funds
with which to make a good showing
for salt Lake city at the next national
convention of letter carriers az Port
land iu 1900.
salt Lake carriers are anxious to
bring home the hDnors Of convention
seat for 1906 TO this city. with this end
IN view series OF excursions are 40
De given this summer for she purpose
OF raising delegation funds
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ARREST BIKE THIEVES.
Authorities Have Eddie Knox and
Fred Berry Behind Bars.

Eddie Knox. the 12-year-old boy
whose commitment to the state re-
form school was rescinded on techni-
caIity, is once more in the tolls. Knox
and a young companion, Fred Berry,
stole a bicycle belonging TO &. Z. HOl-
man of Walkers bank. The boys
and bike were located yesterday by
officer Davies
Both lads admit their guilt, bul Berry
claims that he was cOerced by young
Knox. The latter is now behind the
bars awaiting hearing Monday.
Berry was released on his own recog-
niZance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
1IARRIAeE LIcENsEs.

-GahOnri III White. Wur0rd .-.....-......24
Mary Dot stay, MILFORD ...-.........-.24
owen p. 6uelEroVe. salt Lake .--...---.Zl
ealan s.. Grant Salt Lake ............25
Harry 3. Medium. salt Lake -.........Z3
Alice j. Cole. Nephi ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
E1War1 A. Thompson. salt Lake .-....ZJ
Emily ID Tai. salt Lake -..t-.........29
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
ATTACKS HIS SISTER.
Joseph Scott Wanted by Police on the
Charge of Battery.

NNaLGe OF oaItsLy.
Because of a difference OF opinion as
to where a day might best be spent for
fishing Joseph Scott, "a teamster, made
an attack upon his sister last night that
resulted in the police being called in
TO quell the disturbance. According to
the story told by SCOTS sister, who
resides at 25S center street, Scott called
at the house about O'Clock last night.
The family had prepared TO go on "a
fishing trip today.
SCOTS wrath was aroused over a
discussion Of some Of the minor details
and after the officers had been sent
for ne fed. Upon their arrival he was
not to be found, but the fishing trip
viii have to be passed up all the same.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
WHEN THE DOORS STICK

In your sectional hook cases. DON'T
SWEAR, but SWEAR-OFF buying
any but CREE DICKSON, A. r.
Derge & Co, agents
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- Tune 80 90 aroom

win be more happy IL they have US
decorate their new home with our
artistic paper hangings. w. A. Duvali
always the best paint and painter 124
~. IND So. Phone. 1145-K-
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EAGLES GRAND OUTING,
snndav. - -.

To Ogden and Ogden canyon. Round
trip to ogden Sl00 via Oregon Short
Line. Special leaves salt Lake 1890
a. M returning leaves ogden lo'4a
%. N.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
7sc OFF coal.

During the month Of June Anthracite
coal viii be sold an use less than mar
het price per ton. Burton coal q Lum~
Der Co, IS ~. "a south. Phone sos.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
$500 TELEPHONES.

Unlimited service for residences.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BELL TELE-
PHONE COMPANY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
F. OF A. EXCURSION
To Castillo. June 20.

Fare s1.25 for the round trip via. d.
& r. c.. r. r. Good fishing Good mu-
sic. plenty Of shade. A nice Sunday
ouffDe. Don't miss it. Special train
leaves salt Lake 9 a. 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
PHYSIOLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
fee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. "a degrees; min
imum temperature. so degrees, mean tenn
perature, 90 degrees. which Is ~ degrees
Of temperature since the first of the
month IS degrees. A Accumulated deficiency
of temperature since Jan T. ~ degrees
Total precipitation from p m to p. ma,
none Accumulated deficiency Of pTeCipi-
tati0n since the first Of the month, .43
inches. Accumulated excess OF precipita-
ton since the list Of January, 5.Sl inches
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
SIOO TELEPHONES.

For residences. Twenty outgoing calls
per month. no charge for incoming
calls. 2Ih cents for excess calls.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26

Il. NJ. Higley d Co., 100 East First
South. Phone 752 Electric wiring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26

DR.. E. Is. Keysor's method Of hliinE
teeth Is painless. 1s2 Main street, AueT-
bach building. Telephone 11s0 j,
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At moderate prices. George g. Doyle g.
CO. "a state atreet, 'Phone 1s2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-05
Los eI!tas Y Ia barba

Noticias adquiridas en- el Vatica-
no, que publican varios periodicos de
Roma, dan entender que no transcu-
rrira mucho tempo sin que Su Santi-
ad autorice q los sacerdotes para de-
jarse la barba.
En- otros tiempos Sc ha permitido,
siendo no POGO los pontffces que Ia
han usado, en- la actualidad existen
6rdenes religiosas cuyos individuos
usan barba, siendo ordenados an SocriS.
No hace mucho, al regresar IN
peregrino italiano de la TERRA Santa,
viaje que obliga q dejarse crecer Ia
barba, 81 no quiere servir de mofa q
los orientales, Pho x no pudo menos
de exclamar al verle:
Que barba que barba.
Entonces ell peregrino, viendo las
risas de los que rodeaban al Pontifi-
ce, dijo:
He conocido IN sacerdote que
tenfa horror llevar la cara afeitada.
Y en- cierta OCCASION manifesto que 81
alguna vez era Papa, autorizarla
los clerigos para llevar barba.
Pfo x Sc sonri6 contestando:
-Ese sacerdote soy yo, 81 algu
no me pide permiso, no tendre incon-
veniente en- conced6rselo.
A proposito de este sc recuerda
otra an6cdota antigua;
El cardenal Guibert pidio 4 Pio TX
dictara una disposition prohibiendo
que los clerigos fumaran, 10 cual
respondio Su Santidad.
-Pero 81 20 tambien fumo de vez
en- cuando, mi querido cardenal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-05
MueTte rdpida
Y do|oTosa

ST alguna vez puede ser califcada
la muerte de injusta y cruel con toda
| razon, es en- esta en- que ha descarga-
do su golpe contra una vida It'll ne
esaria; contra una vida joven atra-
yente; contra la vida de Jorge Escott
y Vazquez, muerto en- esta ciudad en-
| a nOche del sabado 1ltimo.
Cuatro dias de terrible enfermed a d
bastaron para que Jorge Escott, ell
joven culto y digno, el puertorriqueno
patricia, abandonase la terra, yendo
q aumentar Ell numero de los que mo-
ran en- el sombrfo imperio de lamuerte
Cerr6 los ojos dulcemente, los
veinte y siete amos de edad, Sc fu6
al mundo del silencio, dejando la or
fandad en- 81 hogar y IA tristeza en- eI
coraz6n de sus amigos. Jorge Escott
viva en- Ponce desde fines de la Ultima
centuria, y aquf Sc gan6 la admiration
y el cari1o de todos, por su cultura,
por su caballerosidad, por su exec
lente cOraz0n. Era IN hombre hecho
a ley del honor del trabajo, Y, asf
q q u O1IN01O NC 81 b1CIdnd uIClQIG. Y
de los seres que de ella dependen.
Hac1a POGO tempo que las rosas
del amor Sc habfan alberto para 81,
uniendo su suerte una distinguida
joven de Quay yama, sobre quien, pre-
maturamente, caen las negras tocas
de la viudez. Con juventud con ho-I
nor, y con talento, la vida debi6 re-
presentarse, para Jorge Escott, como
panorama .bellfs1mo, como centro de
indefinibles venturas.
La muerte, pronta despiadada
para 81, borr6 ese panorama, Y esfu-
mo, por decirlo asf, ese centro de ven
turas indefnibles; asf, donde aver ha-
b1a juventud Y amor, Illusion, hoy
existe nada mas que materia inerte
r1gida, ALA en- la oscuridad de la fosa,
mientras que el temple del amor Y de
la dicha "a hase convertible, en- un instan-
te, en- hogar triste y desolado.
Rigores terribles del destino, Que lie |
van al corazon la amargura, y la pro-
5esta.
Jorge Escott era sobrino, cast un
1ijo, de una fgura prominente en- la
ool1tica, en- la sociedad puertorri-
luef1a: del doctor don Tomas Vaz-
luez, quien le asisti6, sumamente ape
'adumbrado, hasta sus 1ltimos mo-
nentos.
Estas lfneas son Ell testimonlo de
luestro pesame para toda Ia buena IA
nilia del inolvidable Jorge Escott;
zero son, tambien, Ell testimonio de
luestro profundo sentimiento por esa
,rematura muerte, que nos arranca un
ay, de tristeza, cuardo no IN grito de
desperation, al relacionar ese triste
.contecimiento con la ingrata suerte
e la vida humana. :. -. {
QUINTIN NEGl:oN SANJURJO.
Ponce; Octubre 1904.
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PartidO DGn0cfdtiCO
de Puerto Rico

Sc ruega q todas aquellas perso--
mas que no Sc hayan ailiado a1n al
Partido Democratico de Puerto Rico
V que deseen ingresar en- dicho Parti-
do que dirijan su solicitud de ingreso
la mayor brevedad possible don
Miguel Salas, Secretario.-P. o. Box
486 San Juan.
Las ofcinas del partido estan err
el ndmero calle de Ia Cruz, altos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-05
CoIegiO de Ia, Y "a, Ensehanza
->>-
Sc admiten aIumnos internos Y
externOS

SAN JUAN, GALE DEL SOL No II
Director: PEDRO MOCzO BANIET.
La instruction en- este COLEGIO
tiene un car&cter esencialmente ps-5cti
co y abraza: la ensenanzsass primaria
completa; la preparation para ingre-
sar en- las u ~ 19'Grsid ades; Ia 1,ENB-
DO-hL491DE -49DE LIBROS, ARITMEIJ-
A,.s A,-.- f1INERCANTIL, TAQUIGRAFId
y ESCRITURA EN- MAQUINILLA.
y por iltimo, Dibujo, Pintura y M1-
sica. Para la ensenanza del ipgl6s
cuenta este COLEGIO con Ia coopera-
cion de un reputado Professor. FL CO
LEGO tiene su Reglamento Interior
que Sc enviara q los padres que 10
sOliciten
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slndj SiiS-Safpta crlciSct bnrd) eincn
Crtan arOi,cu Sdlaccu.
" atertomn, g. o, %. slua

y @atertomn, a 9. ., %. 9lug.
Gin Srfan Ger beftiglteu Slrt lltd)te
Gciteru slbeno eineu Sbeil oes 9toro-
iueitens Oes Stodtes bcim. q.
Gridion pm G2illolp 9ofe uno Strut
s. Sdilling upn Srpout muroen ge-
ttotet. Nerr lmo ,Srnt 8. y. Smith
bon @lllpm Sofe uno Elm Sobn iluo
Sod,ter BON Trou Shiairg in
Nrpant ipllroen t0otlic, perlebt.
lSiinilrno5luonjig lmbefomte Eerio-
zen ppn Nillolp 2ufe puroen mebr
ober uenigcr idiucr perlebt. Ger
9r6btc ShdNcn lpuroe in @illop
Sofe luo 9rpnnt perurlo9i. ,Sn
@illom &ofe mur0e jeoes @eb0ube
6ertriinnlert. Srei airhen. ein
ShulgebGube, Ole sGlepatoren llno
YcibltdQe liegcn in Sriiumern. Sieb-
sebn ,Srnftipa9en Der 8rent
Horthern Giienbuhu licgen ali Dem
Soben. Der Gerllit ser iSarlner
miro blr6 &el6loiDilug ibrer &rntc
lebr bcoeuteno iein.
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buis @iioung zines inantoltbaren
6onOS 5unl 9eit.n Oerieligen gcluoh.
ncr bon 5inlouo, Die fem 2ono be-
iibcn, an gemlbrt Genienigen ,Sinen.
GIe obne GrlauhRib nusaeDdn0ert
iino, glnrnaltie. erllBt 0ie 0en Sonba
iinO Stahtgcnlcinren ,SinIanbs, Die
lid III zen &oDrcH 1902 lut0 1903
Der .Qiilitdr Gouieription ju iInter-
lpcrien ipciBerttn nuieyie0ter @cib-
itrdfen mo fcrner ole heu jiiOiiden
@cnleinoen alIferlegtcn @cl0itraien
filr Suite, IN oencn ,lu6en lid Dem
Qlilitar0icnit eni5ogen hnben.
9os Monifeit oronet cine alge-
meine &ernbietung ser iiir Sergebcn
lcgen 00s oagemcine @eies perbdng-
ten Strafen an, luibreno iilr aae
politild)en Gergfben, init slusGabmc
iol1cr, III bcnen eiu Mtoro pcriIbt lit,
cine nagcmeinc 9lmneItie belpilligt
miro.
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miro gelagt, baB Der Seriuf, Sort
II" sll nebnelL ben Sapanern TO-
600 Mann foitete itnb boB bel hcrn
Sturnle ouf Sort Gticidan 1900
Wiann gct0otet ooer perlpiu1oet lpur-
Den. Yort Golnp ioa nit &erlulm.
oeten iibcriiillt iein.
StaoDonh p. Stug.
Cine groBe Sdlod)t iuur0c belte
20 lleilen oillid) bon bier er6iinet.
Gie gun3e rltiiiihe sSront iiiblid)
pom Stitie-6luiie itcbt i'm 6elier
2iappona, %. 9lug.
Scr geltern begpnnene aolnpf
ipuroc bellte bel SiuuDianiiou, orci-
inb5mon5ig Meileu iiloIi1 Don Siao-
pong, iortgelebt.
2ie Sopaner imternubnen Sor.
It0Be.
st. Petersburg. %. glud.
9tud) elmer Hrbepauie BON bier
@pden boben ole ,Sopuler Den Tor-
morieb gegen Die Stellingen Oes Oe.
nerala &uropotfin lpieoer auiaenom-
men 0ie fein.Iifen slrnleem lind
Gltlid unO iiio-o',i,b bon Siaopdng
anf einonbcr gcitoben liio t0mpfcll
ieit Ntittlpod. Gle 9tad)riften imo
nod 81 biiritig, nm erfemen sill
luIien, ob eS 81 elmer elltldcitenoen
SGldd)t tontnell miro. Gic Nl,S-
0ebnlng imo Die slrt Der jnpanIid)en
Srippenbeipegllngen id)einen aber
baiiir 5u ipredlen.
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Ter Sd)abinciitcr Ser fatfpiiidjeu
l!niucriitat IN NaibiugtOn
bancroft.
gS a binqton, 3. g., %. 9luo.

sS a ibin9tolL 3. g., %. 9lug.
SNl tSiuoil5- ituo 0riutceigcn.
tbums Greiien iuuroe belte bier
cine Seulation DerltrioTt. oils be.
tonnt mllroe, ooB ein Gliudl INT
&onferptt Grfldrlng bon brei Ger
tonauaebenNen bieiigen 9tational-
banten ge9eu 0en prpmincnten hieii-
gcn @rlu0eiaentbln3- mo Geriid)es
rings Slgenteil Sbonas :. gSag-
gannn, bet GGabmeiItcr Ser fatbeli-
ld)en llnipfriitdt, onbGugig oemaht
pur6c. (Slcib5eitig miro IN oem
0e'ud ucrtaugt, bob cine &eri1rei-
biug. Die geitcrn ouf @oggnuau'S
Gigcntbum iiir omQbcruo $4,000
81 @unlten Der forholilden llnipers
itlt eirgereid)t mar. bel Seite aeiest
pcroel neil lie unGiiltig iei. iilDem
Elm 5obilmgsnniGhiaer Sdulhncr oa.
onrdl Derlllber poIle. eincn ieiner
8loublaer 5u beDor5laen.
Gie sSrel,nbs Ser llnioeriitdt iaaen,
lie gldlibten 6ie 9inltnlt lperbe ridt5
perlieren, wenn Gle geitern regiltrirte
SerId)reibllng (deed of trusD aegen
@oggonnn'e allgcmeine @ldubiger
aufrcdt crboltCn mer0en fGnne.
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S5drenltaot bon Glodcngel1ut uno
Sanoncn0onrer pcrtiin0et.
9iob SeenDiglng Ser firfli6eu
6eIer fehrte Der 3ug nit oemicl0eu
Eon1p pie bel Der 9luffobrt nah oen1
N0laIt 5lriid, 100 cine @aIa-Sriib.
ltiittStniel Ger @dlte harrtc.
SGbrenO ser sSriibiliidStoiel iebte
S'egen ein, 6od) flGrte iih COS gSetter
III oen lp1teren 9odpnittogsItunocn
ollf iulo Die Enrf- -sInlagen Don Heter-
boi ltnO Die feitlid) befloggte Stuot
Neteraburg uoren an gI6eno illrni,
nirt. gtod Gintritt Ser Gunfelbeit
nuroen ,Setcrwerfe abgebrnnut in
Den Garfs ipielten WhliifforpS lnb
i'm fniierlihen Sbeoter fano cine
freie Soritellung itott.
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lie Saibuiifcn pcrlanscu and bic
SiafbebuRg ecs &aragtappbcu 1
bcs 5eiuitcrasieecs.
0,erliit, %. slila.

SNt u, ~. >!uu.
sluf bem @otbeliFentage in Nc
geraburg erfldrte 81 tSreibcrr GroIte
5u &ildlerirg utter ltiirnlIld)cn &ci-
ina Der SlrlucIen0en, oaB iett oiih
Ger Eoragropb oes SeiltitcugcIcees
ocm Eorograpbeu , fclaer laO foI-
len miiIIe. 9eia9,er Norugrapb 1
laltet; Ser Green Gcr e5,ieaiGoft
&eiu ilno feline 9tieberlaiiungcn liHo
pom Oebiete >es 6eiltld)cn Heid]e5
ousgel6loiien. Gie &eridmnllng
beid)ioB. einc tbatfroftige glgitotiou
5pcfs @eiritiguug Oes 1>ai,,i;ense-
ieses ein5uleiteu.
Scr Ssufbcligeutog ltellte aud IL
Der iibliheu ,Surm eintr Reiolliiica
Die nlte ,5pr6erunl Der @ilc2raeritct-
llng Der meltlidn llnabbdHgiafeit
oes EapittbuT3. :. y. Ni5 s;ie0crbar.
ltelluug oes Girtcnltantes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
Ncncr aeli)nht.
9 ir NJ no + JAM, 9tla., 81. 9(l

. ir nj ing banL sila., 21. sltg.
,3u Goroopa, gSalfer County,
iuollte Ser Stuotmaridall Sobn NC.
9tellon bon Dem 9teger Sobn Nlperp
% Gents colettiren, Die or Der Sto0t
Idnloete.
slls sIperp ben Waridaa fpnluleit
ioh, perbarritnbirte er iid III ieiuent
@nIie. slls Damn 9tclion an Die
Sbiir flopite, idjob ibn Ger 9teger
nieoer. Cine Hadbarin belt nit
nit einen 8eluehre oeu 9tcger I'M
Sd)nh bis ibr Sobn einen ToliSiiten
gcbolt botte. Sebterer brafte Ben
9teger nod Dem @eiGngniiie, boh
holte i'm balo elm Qtob beralls umo
lpncbte i'm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
3luci Iianncr bird cincn Grbitar5
gctOotet.

&norpille, Cent, 26. 9tug.
Iurdl einen @rbltur5 nl Der &nors
piae & slllgilIta 3meiGIinie Ser
Soui1eru Gilenbabn mllrGau beim
gliiSheben 6eS ,Sunbaments iiir einen
9riitenpfcilcr om Sittle 9ioer iedls
0tGnncr rcridiittct. 3iuei maren
tpDt ln0 ricr perlebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-08-30
Sdrediides Gnoe cincs &idnids.
Somestomn g. g.,

%. glnail't.
SSn ciuenl Sornooo. ipelter btute
Ourb Gboltul1un 9ountp lpcbte.
perlorem bier Wenl6en ibr 2eben lmo
cine sll5obl onoerer iuuroen perlett.
Sn &arfburit'S 0rope, ser 0ireft i'll
oen @eg oeS SturmeS lng, fano ein
Bifnid itatt, on Dem gegen 5000
0fenld]en betbciligt moren, ais Ser
Sturnh los6radb. Serlelbe fdm obne
Sor5eiden. 8dlme im Inrf mur0en
pom @lit 9etroiien ino irmaelpebt
lmo Der Hegen ergeB lid in Str0uen.
Gie Seute, ipelde bel oen eriten gtn-
5eihen inter ole @Gumc 3uilldt
llld)ten, pnrben bon oen iollenoen
3mei9eu 9etroifen unb perlett. @iele
Yferbe lnurben IN oerielben g8eiie Qe.
t0otet. Qiand)e bon ilnen riilen licb
los lmb ergrifien Die Sludt, ipobei
iie aui ole perleeten Menihen, pel1e
auf Dem Sooen lagen, traten.