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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-29
Withdraws. Nearly Whole of
Fleet From Port Arthur.
is MO LONGER NEEDED
jap Admiral Pays High Tribute %
Vessels and Men Who Have
Served 50 Faithfully Under
80 3;s
his Command.

A Toxic dispatch, under date OF Lee
cember "a, announced that Admiral
Togo had. Withdrawn the majority ots
the feet from Port Arthur.
Admiral Togo, telegraphing under
date of December %, says:
After 2os-Merer hill was occupied
as the result OF a gallant ana desperss
ate. aI1ack by the OesIeslng army stnes
bombarument OF the. eneMyS sldad.
ron,, by siege and other heavy guns
became enectiye In consequence the
battleships loltava and Retvlzan were
sunk. and subsequently, the battle
ships Pobieda and Peresviet, the pro-
recter. cruiser Bayan were sunk.
"The, battle ship sevastopoI escsp
ed the land hombardment, left the
harbor and anchored near Chentfa
mountain. She was attacked there
continuously by our torpedo boats ana
heavily damaged The main strength
of the enemy is completely crushed.
Only a weak gun boat the osvashnl,
and several torpedo boat destroyersS
remain afoat. Under the circuna-
stances our combined feet has beeng
removed as. unnecessary from the
blockade Of Port Arthur which had
been maintained since Nay IA
II have arranged for closer watch
for ships attempting to run the block
ads and to watch the remnant of tho
enemy's squadron. We suffered from
the enemy'ss mines. both laid and doat.
ing on the: high seas. snd from dense
fogs. The crnisers Miyako Salyen
and Yoshino,, Hatsnse, battle ship KAx
mon, gunboat and Heiyen, coast deF
tense vessel we've sunk and many
gallant and loyal officers and men
were killed, hut ne succeeded M
maintaining the blockade. When the
enemy emerged from the harbor our
feet successfully engaged him. and
finally, with the valuable support of
the besiegfng army, succeedsd u &
crushing nearly all the enaMy's sQuad-s
ron. Our second squadron so heavily
damaged the vladiyostok squadron
that it has: since been unable to leave
port.
"All this: success is gratefully ats
tributed to the bril- ant virtue of our
emperor. - 81
During the blockade all the ships
under my command sp1endidly accom-
plished the work and duty assigned
to them: Especially to be no.sd are
some Of those who are engaged In
the diffcult, and risky task Of block
aiding, or who, tirefesslY accomplished
the work of:laying mines in the pres
ence Of the enemy Others who; bray-
ing all dangers; were engaged ID the
work Of clearing mines away, andk
others still who were posted to watch.
the enemy and guari against the enc
my's ships. Their combined work
strongly contributed to the accom-
plishment Of. the blockade. II deem its
my duty to especially mention my
recognition Of the valuable seryice
rendered blythe officers and men. =, 6 e
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-29
Negroes cremate italian.

Negroes cremate Italian.
Christmas night, Baroni, an italian
was murdered at Dorseyville, La, an6
his body cremsted by a gang Of ne
groes. The affair occurred about II
o'clock, when Baroni was closing his
shop
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-29
DETECTIVES KIDNAP INcENDiAR\

After Twenty-Five Years Of Immun
ity Letcher Comes to Grief.
j. San Francisco dispatch says:
George e. Letcher, of San Jose, who
is wanted by the Ohio authorities or
the charge of arson committed i
that state 25 years ago, and who hs
been resisting, by legal expedients
extradition, has been kidnapped by dc
tectives and is now out Of the juris
diction Of the courts Of California.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-29
WITNESSES SENT TO PRISON.
Court Takes Advantage Of Sta'sse
that is Rarely Enforced

that is Rarely Enforced
Jndee Evans, Of the federal court
At Louisrille, has sent two negro Wo-
men oiail at the governments ex-
pense. to insure their appearance IN
the spring to testify against the po-
lfcemen and negroes under 1ndlct-
ment for interference with an elec'
ton The women will be paid 81 and
expenses and offered no objection 10
beine held in custody. This is bel1eV-
ed to be the first time the federai
court has taken advantage OF a stat
ute permitting the confinement and
payment of witnesses.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-29
Cement Plant Destroyed.

Cement Plant Destroyed.
Fire has destroyed the plant OF the
Wayland cement works, near Psr@Zlns'
Vile N. Y, entailing a loss OF $780,
900, partially covered by Insurance.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-29
JAPs SUFFERED HEAVILY.
Kuropatkin Reports Lively s.:rFish1
Near TapinIin.

A St. Petersburg dispatch says:
General Kuropatkin reports skirmish. N
ing December oath near TapinIin. Thta
Russian advance post were zdrived<
by the Japanese, but afterwards 49,
yanced again and occupied their for
mer position. The Russian losseaE.
were triding, while those of the Japks
anese were heavy.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-29

4 prize Of six thousand francs has
been offered for IN el2ctriccurrent
meter by the French .ociery Of Manu-
facturerS.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-29

Henry Fuchs, who died recently at
San Francisco. was til. inventor or
barbed wire. 1t is said that he made
4 fortune from his inyentioi., but lost
it all in Alaska When he Went in search
of gold.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-29
SHZNGS |
IBWORTH KNOWING;1
GSsa;ssssssszz:=:zsss. .ES..l.giz

The Sahara desert is three times aj
large as the Mediterranean sea.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-29

I
it all in Alaska When he Went in search
of gold.
Over seventy eight thousand rats
were killed on the London wharves by
the health authorities last year, but a
greater crusade Will be waged against
them next year, rs it is thought that
the rodents are still increasing.
The oldest sacred tree that has any
authentic history is the great Bhoo
tree in Burmah. 1t has been sacred
to Buddha for twenty centuries and
no one is allowed to touch its trunk.
When the leaves fall they are gath
cred carefully and sold as treasures.
The Government fish commission has
been making investigations about the
suitability of fish skins for clothing
It has been found that salmon skins
make excellent leather, AMI have been
used for boots by the Eskimos for this
purpose for years. These Northern
people also use tanned Goldfish for
coats and waterproof garments. The
fish commission has also found that
whale skin makes beautiful leather
and takes color we'll.
4 queer of TiDetan superstition
came to light when the much-talked-of
treaty between Tibet and England
was drawn up. The powers at Lhassa
refused to sign the irst draft of the
treaty because it covered several
sheets of paper, so the treaty had to-
be engrossed on one huge sheet. The
Orientals thought it would bring them
bad luck if they put their names to-
anything which covered more than. one
n1Up
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-29

. HERE are ten potent rea-
sons why we should study
8 birds. The first is a scien-
4 tifc one, because birds are
Arizona republican., 1904-11-14
More Linen and Bedding Snaps

7o DOZEN FINE- -BLEACHED BATH TOWELS, heavy thread. 2ox45 inches hemmed and fringed, HC
 daisy value challenge price, each ~"
 25 DOZEN LINEN eHUCK TOWELS, hemmed, size I8E36; dirt cheap at I2 I-2 cents Challenge .s. hkC EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY. BED SHEETS have inch made of best sheeng, dressing; size 8IN9o; 3C nothing like 75c: challenge price ...,,...
 DOZEN PILLOW CASES. the better kind: 42N3o; good < EOC Challenge price. each
 EXTRA LARGE CROCHET BED SPREADS Pearl hem med nged beautiful AEarseies designs the kinds that sell the ds,gsa. year round ios up to $aoo. $l.B NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. s a swell range of pat long and wide. They have equal e7 E6 anywhere S3.5o challenge price, per pair V@'0'
Arizona republican., 1904-11-14
LINENS AND BEDDING

UNBLEACHED TABLE DAAIASK. 72 inches wide, small and large designs bona h1e 50 value. 90c Challenge price, per yard. ........ O OO SNOW WHITE DANASK, 6 inches wide finished, many effects; actually worth 75 NQ~ Challenge pr1ce per yard AO~ FULL BLEACHED AND SILVER BLEACIIED DAAIASK. fully yards every pure Irish Flax extra weight and double satin finished number of flow
 and figure designs; SI.25values. 0no Challenge price. per yard. ...... OOO IRISHLINEN NAPKINS. full beached guaranteed pure
 linen. inches best of all $l5o values. G1 EF Challenge price, per yard VI B O DAAIASK DINNER SETS, beautiful white frnged cloths with napkins to match the grandest lot of s. 50 linen GO 7P ofered choice per .......... VE'a O BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED LINEN CRASH
 straight goods half linen substitutes, from IS inches wide: genuine and values. 6AC Challenge price, per yard. "
Arizona republican., 1904-11-14
ExtraOrdinaryF1an- ne1ette Offerings.

A FINE QUALITY OF WASHABLE, PRINTED FLANNELETTE-5o pieces in all, fully 34 inches wide, a popular fabric for women's Waists. Wrappers, Kimonas. etc. Beautiful color effects in Oriental stripes, as well as polka dot and leaf de- signs. A grand value at I2 I-2c. 1O
 Challenge price. per yard .--.--.-I UC
Arizona republican., 1904-11-14
Corsets

C0fSGCS
 ROYAL WORCESTER COR SETS. a broken lot of desirable models, including nursing styles; plenty of small sizes up to 22; a few drabs in the assortment which concists mostly of whites all good, strong, serviceable and well fitting not a pair in the lot worth a penny less than SIPS. esoI5s9ss ess os5t .5. price. 75c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17
sKYLL AND HYDE TONIGHT.
IeLun & Axde comnany.

Enecting staging and costuming are
considered necessary adjuncts today
for every great play and the added
touch of realism thereby gained un.
duubtedly makes easier the thought
transition OF the audience under the
fun sway Of even a great actor in.
depreciation OF the character he pre-.
scnts. II is therefore a SQUIRE Of con
CALCULATIONS that "Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde as interpreted by Mr.. Rella
would hold an audience %spellbound II
given on a bare platform. Judge there.
fore its effect when enhanced by the
best effects OF modern scenic setting.
The date OF this attraction should be
kept in mind. Tonight, Tonight, 70.
night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17
TEMPERANCE AND THE cANTeeN.

Another high oficer OF the American
army has Just added his testimony to
the mass now piled mp IN favor OF the
army canteen. General J. r. wade,
commander In the Philippines. IN his
annual report takes occasion 10 say:
Under the canteen system more
men will remain In the post keep bet.
ter dressed. have more money ana
more se~lfrespoct. The young re-.
cruit will be- legs liable 20 become a
drunkard as ne will not be brought IN
contact with the low dives that
flourish in the near vicinity Of military
posts when prohibition rules on the
reservation"
Practical friends OF temperance will
not neglect this and other testimony
70 the same erect. though extremists
and bigots Will continue 20 DO so. It
.s folly Of blind fanaticism TO ignore
this unauimity OF opinion and report
OF fact among army officers, on the
ground OF bias. That is too much IKE
I4IAlL Il h'A'ldl luAl''AI'AA oteAh''
the character Of every general officer
In our army. The justice and common
sense OF the American people viii not
approve any such indictment.
Upon general principles and under
an evident misrepresentation Of fact
many temperance societies lent their
influence 20 the abolition of the can.
teen. But these societies are not
made up vi impractical theorists nor
Of men and women whose minds are
closed TO reason. It may therefore
be expected that they will look at the
canteen question fro mthe standpoint
Of actual conditions, giving the over.
whelming testimony Of the army OH.
GERS It's due consideration and not al.
lowing prejudice and partisanship to
blind them 20 facts.
For il Is conditions and not theories
that legislation should adjust itself 20.
IJEKYLL AND HYDE TONIGHT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17

President Roosevelt will be guarded
on the occasion Uf his visit 10 the eN.
position In the latter part OF this
month by regular troops. In the
meantime it Is said he will decline &C.
shake hands with the great mass Of
visitors who will be present ON thai
occasion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17

II is said that more than two nun.
bred school girls at Washington, Penn.
are addicted TO the cigarette habit
The snun clippers of the south vii.
have TO take "A back seat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17

II is not believed that the latest
fad OF wearing one white and one
blue stocking has been adopted by
our modest ladies'. They alone know,
and they won { tell.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17

Some brides in the interior OF Lu.
ron and other Islands in the Philip.
pines require as a present from the
groom on the wedding day a human
skull, part OF a breast and heart as
well as a finger or two.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17

We heard of a man who was the
father Of fifteen children, ana when
the fifteenth put mp a roa the old
man said II this continues much long.
er he would have to begin NJ econ.
umiln
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17
/ O'CLOCK EDITION


when a man gets too old 10 fee
admiration for a pretty woman, Doe
should buy an automobile and let Oh
run of a bridge with him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17
Real Estate Transfers

rhe Chickasaw Title CO., report the
following transfers of real estate re-
corded today:
]. 4. Sanders to w. 7. Simpson, lots
4, ;, 6 and 7, block 313, Ardmore, for
$500.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17

incest line OF pocket cutlery in the
city, also a handsome line of carving
sets at Weeks Bros, Practical Timers
and Plumbers. 1888
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17
Delivery Wagons.

We have the finest grocery delivery
wagons ever in the city and we want
every man who uses delivery wagons
to inspect them. The wagons will
please you. the price will please you.
SPRAGINS & co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17
RESOURCES

RESOURCES.
Looms and discounts $50 7gs 81
Dyerdrafts secured and unsecured
Cotton. 1880 ~
O.. =. bonds 10 secure circulation cO.OO0 On
Premiums on T.. = bonds 2.sr U9
lures 1900 %
serve agents i.Ht So
Due ftum state backs and bankers l.u-- D.
Due from approved reserve agents Us.Hf- u
ExchnuRes for clearing house S.iI! gp
Notes 81 other national banks . 40
Fractional paper currency ,~uiCiels
and cents lU5 90
LAWFUL MosEy RESERVE ~ BASg. VIZ.
Specie .. observation-disclosures. l5 lhi 90
Legal-tender Notes EUuD 10 -, i3 O.
Redemption fund with u, s. Treas
urer % per cent. Of circulation 5000 10
-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17
no. ssZ2.
Report Of the Condition Ct the
ATdmoTe National Bank,

at Ardmore. Indian Territory, at the close
Of business, Nov. 10, 1901.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17

The prettiest line of Boys and Youths
Overcoats in the city, ages 1 TO 10. at
prices about - per cent less than YOU
usually pay.
We are showing an elegant line of the
superb Overcoats in ''cravenettes''
and beaver at a saving Of fully 80 10
per cent TO the purchaser. 70
They range from SIG 80 to. .S4sOU
A splendid line mems odd Pants for dress
or business wear; comprise all the best
wearing material-you save fully
IA on these. ~S5,OOdown o...... i0C
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17

Total .... .-at 5ut. 80 -
indian Territory, County Of Pickens, So:
I, G. l.. Anderson. cashier of the above
named bank, do solcmnly swear that the
above statement IL true To the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
G. l.. ANDERSON. Cashier.
subscribed and sworn TO before me this
10th day of Nov, 1904.
MARCUS VI. BRI0HT,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
l.. p. ANDERSON
u. =. FRESsLEY
MORAN SCoTr,
Directors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17

S396.244 "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES

.apital stock paid in .... $4,000 90
and taxes paid i,4s9 40
National Bank Notes ~outstanding $3.50 90
check 4. 80 90
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
GinI6ercs WttteI.

Man bebai1ptet, eS lei ni6ts iidet
ais Der 500 irno Steuern, aber Die
gebollpting berubt ni6t gon5 otf
@obrbeit. Or. Sings Stem Cisco.
bern fir Glls5ebrung lit elm iideres
Seilmittel fir ole 2eiOen Der
Slrngen mo beS Sales. Solienbe
f0nten Sieies be5eltgen. Srau s.
9. &nn Wtetre BON SbepberOtoipn,
". So, i6reibt: sd bate einelt
ihlimm1cn Infaa bon 9rond)itis uno
gebrnllGte wGbreno zines Sobres alle
Mittel, BON bellen id) borte, erbielt
aber feline SinOerung. Cine Slai6e
Dnn Or. Sings Seem Discovery FIJI.
rirte mid olsonm poIitGnoig." IS
lit Elm unfeblbareS Mittel gegen
Groop, &ell6buiter, Grippe, 2llngel-
ent5iinOrng unO SdlpinOiltdt. Tro.
biret es. @arantirt bon E. @.
&uete, Ipotbefer, 656 Main StraBe,
9ubuque, Soma. Trobeflaifeu frei.
&egulGre SlaiGen so Gents unO
$500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17

@aoe Rarf mtf5uite1en. aolas.
5eiusfi iommeIte $500, beitelte
cine Statlte fir $1,700 ,ino mill fir
einen Sodel peitere 5000 ausgeben.
Sum fonb cine Serianmlung bon
Eoler itatt. ipelde ii6 bariiber be-
idrperen, baB Der Baitor eigenmGd)s
tig porgcgongen Jet unb Tie nift elm.
gelaben babe, audi etlpaS fir bas
Seminal bei5uiteltern. ga, er babe
iie iogar obeewieien. Serner f0nlie
Sns 9enfmal fir sic altsgeiebten
@elber i:id)t einbrltdSpoa genltg ber-
gcitellt lperoen nno iperoe ME llno
BEN polniih = amerifmnii6en
@iir9ern bon Glepelono CUR Gbre &C.
reid)en. Der merfwiirbigite Ser
@oripiirfc ober lit, Dob 9oIas5emSfi
Sic Stotile oes SreibeitSbeloen nift
nod) beiIe1 @lei6nib, ionoern nad
eigenen Photographic aus JIM
geren Sagen bergeitellt baben ioa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
Gine ftauucnerreaenoe
YrIfuug.

I'm elm 2eben 5l1 retten, ma6te
Or. E.. o. @erritt bon SEQ. Weboo.
panp, 3d., cine itaunenerregeloe
Yriifung, peIde cine wunberbare
Sur CUR Solge batte. gr idreibt:
.giner meiiter Hatienten lpurbe bon
idlimmen gllltitiir5en befaaen,
bon Wagengeidpiiren ber-
riibrten. Sd bate ofters BEL afu.
ten Wagen. uno 2eberleioen electric
@itters nit gutem @rfolge ange.
unb peridrieb basielbe audi
IN hieiem Solle. Ser 3uitanb bes
P%atienten beiierte ii6 bon @nfan9
an unb bate berielbe felt bier5ebn
Wonaten feinen berartigen Infaa
n ctr" electric 8itters lit poiitip
gGrontirt fir 9pspepiia, llnperoau.
@eritopfung unb Hierenlei.
Den. Yrobiret eS. 9los 80 Gents
bel &. SO. Huete, 656 Wain Strabe.
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17

. Sir bos ieit Dem Sobe @n. 6.
@bitnep's bon SarrD Tapne @bit-
men gum Serfauf feilgebotene palait-
Gbnli6e @ebdllbe an Ser NorboItefe
Der 6S. StraBe uno 5. glpenlle bot
am so. @pril in Der Herion bes 9or.
iioners Sames Senrp Smith eilen
&dltfer gefunben, melder ben etpas
ii6er 5ipei WiQionen betragenben
9reiS erleet bat. gs lit Dies Die
erobte Summe, pel6e ie fir Elm
Triootbaus in Seem 0orf be5ablt
pllrbe. 9as @ebGube itebt auf einem
@runOitiid, pelfes 80 Sub on 5.
Ipenue imb 200 SUB an 68. StraBe
mibt. IS bat bier Stodtperfe unb
Gle Sacaoe Gbnelt anberen 9urusball.
ten an iener StroBe, bas Snnere lit
jeoo6 NIT elmer Bradt itno Ser.
i6Denoung aiisgeidmiidt, Die faum
eiit 5neites Yripatbaus in gmerifa
aui5upeiien bat. 9aS Saus mar
i'm Sabre 1894 bon benz 3uderfonig
Tobert 9. Stiiart erridtet porben.
Na6 beiien Sobe I'M Sabre 1895
muroe es on Serrn Im5i 8. Barber
fir 1862, 800 perfauft nnb 5pei
Sabre ipGter eriparb es Serr @bit-
nep fir $65O,O00. gr lieB es nit
Goltenaufwano bon brei MiQionen
Dollars %renobiren rno ausItatten
unb bier perlebte er Die lebten Sabre.
Sames Senrp Smitb lit elm Neiie Oes
2onooner Sonberlinss George
Smitb, mel6er 1900 itarb unb Elm
@ermGgen bon SAC, 100000 binter.
lieB, weldes on Senrp Sames Smitt
fipl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
Observation-Disclosures
: Snlanbti9es. s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gtfrtct Columbia.

- Die @oibinQtcner Goli5ei tit
btcQci6t bie gefGaigIte in Der @elt.
0eulid) fam cine olte 6rau aitf Die
Citation i'm 6. &re5intt unb fla9te
Dem mod)Doberoan SergeontelL ibr
Moum ici ni6t noh Saltie gefom-
men, OaS @benoeiien iperbe foIt uno
iie miiie oar niht, mos lie anfangen
iouc. Sd Ole GoIi5ci i'm nidt iuden
uno noh &olie bringen Tonne.
,&(ber nit &erqniigen", iogte Der
Geroeunt unO iGidte iofort iedS
@lour0de ol!f Die Sltde nod oem
pflidtpcr0eiIencn 8attcn. Sic fons
sen i'm enoIid beim 8oferipiel.
S6ne bel 6eberleiens 81 MADDEN,
nobmen iie i'm in Die Witte nnO
idlepptcn i'm nod Sauie, no Die
Satin i'm freuOcitrablello III Gm-
pfana nnbnr. 9nnn Derhafteten lie
Sen @eiiBer Der Spielbolle, Der ON
nGdItcn Mtorgen cine @elOitraie bon
$50 gu beruppen hatte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
SGfIeIid1nei6ennichiu

g~etriebenen SGfieIidneioemoidine
~beidGitigt. 9a baS Siitter ni6t
mebr gut borw6rts glitt, polte Der
Mrbeiter an oem untenbGngenoen Sc.
irtttitiide nadbelfen, ruti6te ober
aus nno fam ir bas Mteiierrab.
IrBer Serletungen an ben SGnoen
lprroe Dem llueliidlihen bas linfe
gein om &nie 5erfleiidt unb Die
&nield)eibe 5eridnitten. Man brodte
Den germlten gum Soiepbimtm nad
9ribllrg.
Gas bier Sabre olte, einsige
Sobnden Der gbelellte gilbert Seine
IN Miiblenrabmeoe fiel beim Spielen
IN einen Sabrifgraben ltnb Der.
ifnanb in ben Slutben. SpGter
nurbe Die 2eif)e i'm Sammelteife
Der Sirma Erappe ultb Sobase ge.
frnoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-17
WtSeonTu.

- glm 9. Mai puroe in Saplor
Gountp elm brlitaler Worb beriibt.
Ger cirfa 10 Sabre olte Sarmer Sas
mltel gemmeI, IL Meilen iiibmeltlid
bon @eItboro mobnbaft mo allein-
iteberO, prroe bon ieiilem Nahbar,
Dem 2G Sabre alten p~erbeiratbeten
Gamporbeiter Sarrp gaiip ermorbet.
Someit iid bis jeet feltiteaen lGBt,
liegen folgenbe gin5elbeiten iiber bas
i6redli6e @erbre6en Dor: Na6 gn-
eabe bes geitGnoieen I0roers, Der
om 4. Moi in Die gorntp-Sail in
Mebforb eineeliefert prroe our6 Ge-
putn,S beriff Sranf Bauer, moate
goiip bel Dem grmorbeten Montag
Morgen Elm 8lttbaben bon So coQef-
tiren, bas beiien gbefrau fir @a-
ihelt unb Ndben bon benz alien Sett.
Ter 81 beaniprll6en 5u baben
glaubte. Gemmel beItritt bic Sor.
oerung unb IN Gem entipinnenoerl
Streite nubm goiip einen 2 3oa
biden &niippel unb 5ertriimmerte
Dem alten Wann Die S6Gbeloefe.
Sierauf begab ii6 @aiip, obne iid)
treiter Inn fem Spfer 81 fiimmern,
az einem onberen Ia6bar unb bon
ca nad Weitboro unb trieb iih bort
in Den Saloons berum. 3ufGliger
@eiie ~freit5te Semanb Die SeimitGtte
bes gri6lagenen unb iab, bab nod
2eben in Dem &6rper mar. 0ieier
Wann olarmirte Die 5eritreut mob
nenoen Snrmer iino nan lanbte nah
@eitbpro fir einen @r5t uno Inn SIN.
5eige 81 eritatten, iebod) peri6ieb Der
alte Wann, obne oas 9emubtiein mie.
Ger erlongt 5u baben. Ser Serbad)i
fiel iofort auf gaiip rno er prrbe
hurd) ben Gonitabler bon @eltboro
perbaftet. gaiip lit ~geitdnbig, be-
ballptet aber, in Notbpebr gebanoeli
81 boben. Iueen5ellsen iparen feline
porbanoen, uno 10 mlB Die eingelei.
tete llnteriudung bos @eitere er.
geben.
= @us Ga groiie miro eemeIbet:
Senrp 6. Ooung, Elm reider Sarmer
bieies County, mllB benz 8ormnlnb
bes &naben Welpin gngelitao $500
8ablen fir cine Sbrfeige, Die er Dem
Slngen a~neeoeiben lieB. Ser Sunge
bate in Der S6lile Die Sodter oes
Sarmers nit igenannten nSpudbal-
len" beporien, Deld)es Der Softer IN
obiger bonbgreiflid)er @eiie beitrafte.
Sem SSSl,ngen mar babur6 Die Sbr-
orommel 10 berlest woroen, Dob er
bas @ebor alif benz DIR perlor, mel-
DIES Der Sllrp bel Der 8eri6tseers
bailblung flar unb beltli6 bepieien
murbe, nnO iie berehnete Dem S6a-
ben auf $500.