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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12
CHILDREN INHERIT FORTUNES.
Relatives Fall TO Break Will OF Mrs.
Diana Richardson.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. S.--A for.
tune of $4,000 or more is given
to the four children of Dr l.. c..
Netown by the opinion just handed
down by Judge Brooke, deciding the
famous Diana Richardson will case.
The children are: Ruth Cotton, aged
10; Charles w. r.. aged II; June Es-
ther, aged IL, and Gilbert, aged
years.
Mrs. Diana Richardson was the
widow of Charles w. Richardson. VINO
amassed fortune by dealing in Mich
igan pine lands and who died in Al.
pena In 1886. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
son had no children OF their own.
but adopted a little girl In time this
daughter was married TO Or. l.. c.
Newton, OF Detroit. and the four chill
dren were born TO them.
Mrs Netwon died in California.
where Mr.. Richardson had a home.
late In the year 1901, and her four
children were adopted by Mrs. Diana
Richardson. who came 10 regard them
as practically her own. Mrs. Richard.
son provided, before her death. in two
ways for these children and. in both
instances, her great fortune was be-
slowed upon them.
Mrs. Richardson died in May. 1903
as soon as the fact was discovered
that she had set aside nearly all OF her
property for the children Of her adopt
81 daughter. the fight for possession
OF the fortune was begun in earnest.
Mrs. Richardson brother, Henry r.
Morse. her two nephews. Frederick
Higgins. and Richard b. Morse. her
nleccs, Marjorie Morse and Alice |
Nealy at once began proceedings liz
the courts. setting up that Mrs. Rich
aTdson was partially Insane when she
decided over her property to the New
ton children.
Their appeal was fruitless. how
ever, and as result these four chll-
dren are made independently rich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12

fiVe-year old Jack is very brave ir
me daytime. but an awful coward
when II Is dark. The other night after
having prayed for all his relatives he
mournfully concluded HIS supplicatlon
in the following words:
And, oh. dear Lord, do take care
or Jack when II gets dark and the
light Is all Cove. Don't let anytime
hurt him, pleas and don't let anybo +,
get him. Then changing his ton ~
very cheerful confident one he said
You needn't bother about him I'm the
daytime, Lord. Just let him alone and
he can have good time and take care
or himself. '-Philadelphia Press
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12
a CRATE CARRIED ON A ROLLER.


rows the wagon should take them tc
the barn. The best arrangement fol
hauling Is TO put a foundation on IN.
holsters Of the wagon, higher than The
IeVel or the wheels by two or three
inches. Then attach thin planks &c
this, 50 that the surface will extend
over the wheels. The usual size OF This
surface will extend over the wheels
The usual size OF this surface is eight
feet wide and twelve feet long This
gives surface Of ninety-six square
feet 10 place the crates upon This
VIII carry from twelve 10 fourteen
crates without brulsing any tobacco
whatever. Where Il is hauled in wagon
bodies great deal OF IL is bruised.
After the tobacco Is taken to the barn
II Is strung ON sticks. The sticks used
are about four feet four inches long
The thread used Is ordinary wrapping
cotton Irvine. A notch is cut In one
end OF the stick, and the thread is fas.
tened IN It. Then the tobacco is strung
on II In way that II is impossible to
describe In writing.
About three or four leaves are put
on bunch and about thirty punches /
put 10 one stick. The punches are plac- /
ed alternately one on one side, the next .
on the other. -Four or five good string
ers can string a barn OF 1000 to 1900
sticks In one day.
After strlnging IL is taken into the
barn and placed. The sticks are plac-
ed from six 10 twelve inches apart on
the tier poles and not more than 1000
10 loo sticks placed in 20 by 20 foot
barn. After the barn is filled, which
IS generally done on Monday, the TO-
bacco is ready for curing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12
ITHACA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Belts and it'll,
son left Monday for weeks ylsi,
with relatives at Reading.
Miss Liza Robinson. OF Ann Arhor
arrived Friday for a few weeks visit
at the home OF G. b. Wells.
Mrs Allie Bush went 10 Eaton Ran.
ids, Saturday, 20 spend a few weeks
with relatives and friends.
VIM. Damon left Fri:ay for FIndlav
Ohio, after spending week with rel.
atives in Ithaca and vicinity.
Miss Edna Wilkinson, Of Brecken.
ridge went to Macon, Saturday. 10
spend two weeks with relatives.
T.. ID. Hamilton and son. Charlie
lert Monday, for st. Louis. Missouri
where they will spend ten DAYS.
Miss Ethel Wells, who has been At
'ehdlng The summer normal at MI.
fleasant, returned home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.. Hoag. az New
Lotbrop, were the guests OF her uncle
Isaac Harvey, few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. B. Bassett returned
TO Shepherd, Friday. after spending a
few days at the home OF Geo Mooney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rockwell re.
turned TO st. Johns, Saturday, after
spending several days with relatives.
5. ID. Thompson left Saturday for a
weeks visit TO Seneca county, Ohio.
where he will attend family reunion.
Mrs Emma Rockwell, OF ST. Johns.
was the guest OF her daughter. Mrs
Il. 6. Maloney, several DAYS last
week.
Mrs. Esther Hufford, OF Fremont.
Ohio' returned home Saturday, after
spending a week with relatives in
Emerson
Mrs. Olive Enbody, accompanied nv
Miss lydia Kanouse. went 10 Cold.
water, Friday, for an extended visit
with relatives.
MRS. Il. r. Ayars returned TO Bat.
lie Creek, Friday, after spending a
ew days with her brother, NJ. w
Miner, OF Newark.
Mrs. VIM. Preston and little grand.
aughter, Mildred Stevens, spent Sun
ay with the formers daughter. Mrs
.mmett Kanouse, OF Alma.
Mrs. ElnOra Wilkinson. who has
cen spending several days with rela
yes in Emerson and Breckenridge
aturned TO Macon Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Claud Couklin re
irned TO Elsie, Saturday, after
lending week with her parents. /,
:. and Mrs. ID. l.. Wilkinson.
Mrs. G. II. Bowen, Of Winchester j,
who has been spending the
lSt two weeks with Mr.. Bowen s PAR Z
It's, Mr.. and Mrs. n. VI. Bowen '
ent to Marshall, Monday, TO visit S
II parents, enroute home. L
Mrs +. p. Hilbourn and two chi. i!
en-, OF Hart, who have been spend o
< the past three weeks at the home :
her orother.in.law, w. l. Hnhourn. q
u Thursday for visit with rela- =
YES in Grand Rapids before return
z home
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
furnished by Register A. II. Lowry.

/ j nos, VI. Granger 10 Bert Hayes lotsI
:. 1, =. .. ok II n lot ! TO Han a Shnr
rdrs add Nina. ....... .. .... 4 mo,
Mary l.. Andrews 90 George and Meth.
Mahnn pt OF lot l. blk Smiths add Il
A-'u ....s' s'..-.-..-- .-.. ......... 100
Andrew shaw to Geo. T.. duncan ~ of
SCI or nwl4 sec Arcadia l40,
Edgar y. Caldwell to VIM. l.. Brown NJ
OF lots and blk Elyton ....... 500
Ira d. Suydam 20 Jas. w and Angelina
bernard LOT 9 blk "a It. Louis -. zoo
samuel J. Currence TO Carl n. and Hat
Tie a. Washburn lot . blk { ANA. G,O
Mahlon {. Frisbie 10 ASA and Barbara
Dalrymple pt OF Swit of nwit see ~ Sc
'ii''..' .''-'-.- ............. 600
Emily II. Riggs 10 Mahlon &. Frisbie nj
OF sWs OF nwl4 sec 30 seville 40
Ferry ID. Pease 10 VIM. J. McLaren pt
mes OF swa sec Fulton ............. =. $50
Hamilton X. Norris 20 Philip / Colrrove
nea OF nee sec - and III Of nwi4 OF INV
,,, sec 80 wheeler .-.................... lsOO
VIM. :. Turck % Misnie NJ Coleman Iot
" DIN W Alma. ............. 100
Frances l., Tucker 10 smith Stanard nj
OF lot Dix ~ Sumner 1000
Geo. r. Latimer 10 Fred ID Amsbury lot
voik 5Alma........ .................... zoo
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12

ranspiah'ihg The seedlings proJn.e
soinpara'''ely few branching roots hut
nave great numbers Of minute 6,r,ns
rootlets which rub on during mo ,...',.
Ing and drying Processes viii
probable defacemont q tho ,na,n ~
In, ~ uryinf 'he cultivated roots require
.ess 'lnie ana SHRINK less than the roofs
from the forest On account O, ,,,,s
better appearance they commend
higher figure In the market II y -
mon for the ginseng dealers e. 80,
better prices for superior root ana tta
cultivated as rule. obtains this 3D.
vanced figure.-G. V. Nash.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12
A Habit With Her

There goes Mrs. Glddelgh." remarks
the woman In the wicker rocker on the
porch of the summer hotel "One hears
all sorts of things about her. They
say she got acquainted with her hus
band 10y flirting with him"
"Humph' says the sallow lady on
the settee. That's how she got ac.
quainted with mine"-Judge.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12
The Cultivated Ginseng

The ginseng most in demand for ex.
portation is large and heavy. Except
IN case of specimens resembling the
human form, the less the root is branch.
Cd the better These three attributes
size weight and smoothness are most
frequently attained in the cultivated
beds. where on account of the freounnt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12
Wsrshlp Sent TO San Domlnoo.

Washington. Aug s.-Complyinr
with the request Of the state depart
ment, Admiral Slgsbee at San Juan
has been directed to dispatch a war
vessel to Monte Cristi. San Domingo
This was done at the suggestion OF
Mr.. Dawson. the American minister 70
Ban Domingo, and the inference Is
that trouble 10 impending in that coun.
try.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12
by sixhf ONLY

Sunday School Teacher-Henry, dc
you know the tenth commandment?
Henry ma'am.
Teacher-Then you may repeat It.
Henry Can't.
Teacher Why, l thought you said
you knew II.
Henry | only know it by sight.
-Pittsburg Bulletin.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12

Ordinary household accidents have
no terrors when there's a bottle OF ID r.
lnomas' Eclectric OIL In the medicine
cnest. Heals burns, cuts. bruises
sprains. Instant relief.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12

You need clean bealtnv bosei, 100,
as lnuch a. pure wnt lesGune tod ~
out either, Won cannot .eep VEL 10.
listers ROCKY VI un'Alu -'a ehul.p.,e.
all impurities Ten or tablet 80 cent.
Cbas. Rho1ee
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12

Itching piles, Never mind if every.
thing else failed 90 cure you Try
Doan S Ointment. No failure there
% cents at any drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12

Nv hen You proposed H. Miss Duck
ats did she spring Tie IN sis 80 suddcf
gag asked the iunocent suburbapite
NO answered the drug clerk. "sh,
didn't She merely looE-l al me &
long time ana Then sid. We'll. wouIdnr
that jar youT Indianapolis sun.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12

Father But | am afraid he is 4,
young man OF tickle character.
Daughter ON. no. he isn't. papa
Why. he has smoked the same brand
or cigarettes for nearly six months!-
Puck
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12
Loves Young Dream
By the Fun Maker.


WOULD Ike 10 have this RIM
= made larger said the youn,
woman. ITS my engagement
ring ana"
I'm afraid said The goldsmith
that II II have 10 have AN entirely new
setting It's already been altered five
times Cleveland Leader.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12

Ethel (ecstatlcally)- Charlie
would you just propose all over again
and do II into this monograph
Cholly-Why?
Ethel-Wby. | want 10 have some
thing TO remember you by after you
have gone In and spoken to papa abou,
it-New York News.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12

why does hen cross the road
Uncle sly asked the fresh young city
Teller Of his country relative.
Halnt any one o my hens wen
crost tn road sence tn autymobile.
begun usin' IT," replied Uncle 81. there
oy putting the venerable joke down
and out.-Cleveland Leader.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26
gNarmut Mot 9Iei6 oaS 8efte?

Iriiiet Nles uno bebaltet has Bette. 60 lautet
cine aite Grmabnlng, bic auBer altrs geiest iuers
ben ioute. @er nit einem Seioen bebattet III.
oprnebmlib etrenl ipld)eu bes NiageuS ODER Der
9eber, iuiro iortiuubreno %beiiiirIrt, bieies ooer jes
lles Mittel oa8egen 5i braudleit. 9ieie iuser.
N~r5reien haben aber nit fpeiigen Ylsnabnen
oGs ooppelte OFT iid), oaB lie nipt aui Seiluug,
run9 beredbnet limb. ipelte eit iallh angebradbs
ties 0ertrouen berpprriit. 99er aie bieie 9Rittel
priilt, uno in ieiuer Moth ppu einem aurp'uidber
fperOen; uno mint genGg buinit, mus er iein libel
p~erid)limmern, gSeil er nid1t oas Ssioeu lelblt,
ipnoern MIR Die Spmptome NIT %idlnrieIi, dbenben
Rittelr, oieletd1t gar mir Gnefiilber, betdnnpIt,
oerben irlfen. Tieie Sarten Srgane louteu ME-
mails init ipldlen Gr3aeiinitteln gerei5t itno tons
iien ouintt aud, nieinals furirt ,uerber. 81 oieiem
Siuede limb nur pegetabliidle Seilmittel gu oers
iueuber, oereu bette bic beribrten, altbewabrten
ct. Seruaro SraIterpileu limb. @lio: @arum
nid1t gleif) SaS Bette?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26
WeriMtcO WaMri@ten.

Ger Gonlpfer n&lmber", Ser
or Der gtetu SJlrnOlmno &ilite Oem
@nl.ii6img obgelegen bat, muBte
fiirslih IN beitdoigtem 3uItanb ben
Safer BON Ct. Sobn iltd)en. Sm
San pie nit einem rieligen @aliiid)
mar baS Sdiff libel sueeri1tet NOR.
Oen. Sas enorme Sbier maB 10
SnB ltn6 nor bel @eitem grober pie
irgeno Gin onoerer Der 200 @aliilde,
ST Der ySnmber" allf Der leSten
Sahrt erbeittete. Gas Sbier mllroe
altf Der Sobe BON Cape Spear bar.
pinirt uilO % Strnoen lang bnrhs
elite es bic 6lutben nit bent Dam.
pfsr I'm Sd)lepptalt. EroBoem Oas
Sdiif nit HiitDnmpf bon aht
Gnoter bie Stlrube fubr, ihleppte es
Der @nliiih nit elmer @elfluinbig.
felt bon iieben Weilen ole Stnnoe
ppr!pGrts. Sit mar Der Sug Nes
Gnmpfers ioit gGn51;d) inter @aller
rnS mehriaG mar Ole 8ciaBlul9 nabe
baran, bo8 &cbeltau 81 bir6i6nei-
Sen. nm gGn5lihem Sdiiibrud Dor.
5Ibergen.
Cine h0hit merflpirbine
Gigeaihait, sic S,roe unO @olie
Gemciuicm ens3c duet, lit berell
arrSe @eihidlid;teit, &eerben ODER
Srnpps BON g8ilO mi5uipiiren nm
an tctc1. Cine iclde Saao burd)
@0lf' in SHbie1 nj . bon cineT
81 lie bcn geidilocrt, Ser nit ZEN
q rnrohr enc $ eroe @ntilopen be-
obrcJ'ptc. hic iriehlih ailf einen ans,
~0c0cbntcn 3elbe meiOeten. Ga be.
merttc or balo ied]S @olfe. ole
0 ic Dor 'eratb'd lagten, luie lie lid
ihr Sriib' iif ON beiten beifnficu
tGnn Ell. &ah Seititelung ibres
els ugspl"n t enrten 'ie lid nnb
l,eBcn babel cinen ailrld. Bier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26
Gin fmappcS Cuffs ~ 1T CT.

rSd blieb felt OH meiner Sofcmo-
ttpe bdngeil, obid)on jebes @lieO mid
iHmerste uto jeoer Nerp mir ipebe
tbot", ifreibt 6. @. @ellamp, ein
ScfomotinbciSer bon burlington,
Scira. SD mar idwab uno bleidl,
oDne Nppetit ltno ean3 abgebarmt.
NlS i1 eben mid perloren geben
iprlte, reritaifte id) mir cine Slaide
electric Sitters rnO fiiblte, nad,oenl
id bet SllDolt eineenommelt, 10 gut
ME je IN meinem 2eben." Sdwad,e,
frGnfli6e, absebGrmte 2ellte gelpiu.
rem INNER neues 2eben, &raft uno
frilde StGrfe purd) beiien 8ebrultd).
Geriud)en sic bosielbe. 3ufrieocn'
telling miro goruntirt bon E. %.
Muete, 656 Main Strabe, Dubuque,
Soma. FreiS 80 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26

Ole 9eber luib bas Ser3 lparen per'
eroBert ltnO Sic Irterien batte1 ibre
Gloiti5itat nerlcren, 10 Sab bas 8lnt
nit eiter 2uneiamfeit ilieBen mtlBte.
hie MIR elm bofes Sitter behingt. 1ie
llriod)e bieieS ieltiautelt 3mitanoes
fonnte nid)t crnlittelt neroen, ood)
fonr mat bnB Der jultge Mann
eillcn regelmabi9eu 2ebensluanoel
iiihrtc.
- Ger IL Sabre uIte SSones
Gum bon Meip Norf, her Dor finn
Wonaten bas @enif sebrod)en batte,
iii, nafbetn ct oic gail5e 3eit belpegs
lingslos i'm Soipital gelegen batte,
gcbeilt entlaiien morbeu, Die 8e'
to%rblung uno Seilllng Der inter ae.
ipohnliden ltmitGnoen ol$ tDbtlih
aeltenoen @erlcslna bat IN Den tpet.
teiten &reiien beref)tigtes Mufleben
errcat. 9nnn brad bas .@enif, oils
e. beim 9oben cinen 4opfiprlrng
maftc. 9rei Madeuwirbel wurOen
9etrofen. Ser Seriplitterte 3tod,ert
rurbe entfernt unO Der ganSe Sber'
forpcr beS &erlebtcn in Sips gelegt.
Sic &nofen beilteu tdoelloS 5ulam'
men nnb S,unn fonnte entIaiien
meroen, oblle baB uid) MIR Die ge-
ririgIte Sablnung OH ietlc lflpere
Gerlefuna erinnert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26

= Cine merfmiirbige Grideinitng
bot iiG Den 9epobnern Der Siroler
@emeinbe Gprtilla ~b'slmpe5ao oar.
Iaes Log in tieienl Sdlafe, ais Inn
Witternoht eiu gemaltiger 2Grm NIT
ben Observation-Disclosures Giiifen an.
bith, Der Die meiiten Sbldfer pedte.
Ion meinte silerit, Dab groBe 2oDi.
net Encouragement ieien. @6er
mas mar es? Sanienoe BON @an-
Oero0gcln batter iiG, ma~brid)eilllid)
BON Stiirmelt perlhlagen, in oas
Sbal Derirrt, unO burd) baS 2idt Der
eleftriiden geleudtung angeoogen,
triebeit lie iid pole feds Stiunoell
binourd) Inn Oen Srt rnO barin I'm.
Der. @iele ermatteten nnb iielen
berob. Son Den 2eliten m,irben
iiber hiutocrt @iloentell, Sturmm0.
ben unb &i6ibe gefangen. @fild)
5ohlreihc toote Gogel gab eS. als
es aniing. Sag 81 Deroen, borte Der
1eltlame Spltf auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26
WetraSfn.

- Ser iiinf5igjdbrigc George
Smitb bon 8urtnell hat nit Siilfe
ieincr 5ebnidbrieen Sobnes Selbit-
moro ~began9en. Gr beugte iid) nit
Dem &opfe iiber sic @iinonne zines
SGrotgeDebres uno befabl ieinem
Sobne Sen Sriider 81 ~beriibren. 9as
@eipebr entliio iih, unb bent Manne
ser &ppf pollitGnoig SER
idJmettcrt.
Sci Dem %sSarners : Gbelelltell
&alob, ntlmeit bon 9Dnfl maren cine
aniobl @uite 5itr Safel gelaoel.
@dbrellb bes Giiens wlirbc nit benz
Sohrle 6eS Sullies me)rere Male &C.
5onft, ba er penig 6eirieOigeube Mas
nieren bel Glide 5eiste. Gem iun-
ger Wonlle lpllroc Die Sa6e 51 bnnt,
er perlieS bie Safel, bolte aus Dem
o~nitoBenoen 3immer feline Slinte unb
erld)oB Iidj I'M So1e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26
ct. YeterS GoIomie.
Seb1 ncnoermr"':..c Soiunibips mer,
rem 3nr Neiieoelmna crDiinrt.

Gieie ncipermeiienc Strede. etud
80 Wleilcr lang unS ~ Meilen brett.
int iiiolidlcu S1cile bon ser gnIieoe.
luna. 5 bis Is Meilen BON Der ne,,en
Giienbabn, bat iebr euten @obelL
cute Sage mo lit cine bon Den Better
Seeilen Der Golonie. Gillige CONN.
ibipS hopaw iiao faBt gang oiiene
Yrnirie, onbere iino ein 8iertel bis
EN- Salb 9uid. sir SseoelL Der
lits Ole @ebiibren (S25) snlhidt.
lldlerll mir sort cine quite, ausgeilldte
9eimltotte bon 100 Mder. Gr
brandt cher nidlt Dor n1diten Serbit
odroiif ~ 5ieben, ,tnb fam ioaar
bis 2illn folgenoen Sriibiabr (1905)
NniIdalb befommcn. Der Sou Sec
nelisll gilenbobn lit burd, Die idled)te
aSiitcrlinG 5suor per3ogert mor6en,
bodl miro hieielbc Dor nddlten Serhlt
iid)er IN @etrieb iein. -Sobal6 inn
6riibjabr Der S6nee fort III, miiiien
tutr Die Seimltutten bort oltsiuden
ut'u lplorl et1IrageH Ia1left, I'M 0et
anocrsaldubigen 5lpor 5il fommen.
gSer Gle @ebiibren 5lierIt einihidt,
@fcrlllt n.,d, duerit ai,f Die elite, IND
bot a1iprnD auf Dos bette 3ano III
Ger stabe Der neileu Gilenbabn. Ran
beetle iih baber.
SieheHbnnbcrt bentife, fatGolilde
MANNER, 9roBentbeilS INIT sSartilien.
mobncn ifou in Der @nlieoehna.
Cine Bite bon ben MniieoIern Mrs
ouf @erlanaet angeionot. aud Der
boG,uitc Serr Grior heS ct. 8eters.
GlpItcr, Euter Ilfreo Maper, .. g.
-. Toft1ern, Sasfotdetpml, Ga.
llaoa, miro umicre Mnsa6en IN @e3ug
oni Griold mo @ebeiben ser Colo.
lsie Acrn beitatigen. 2onoiudJer fon.
rerl ogf Der 9urd}reiie in ct. Eari.
Wtinn., 167 Gait 2hir0 Str. weaen
t~llliaen GiienbGbn.T irtets poripre.
Tcr. Won ooreiiire ollie 9rieie ON
Gatbolic Settlement Speiety,
8oltbern Cast. Ganaoa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26

ncae ibr ibr atno entreiBen, Iiebel
aber wole tie es aufelfeu.
Sas Barrier aaufbaus Bon
Miord)e" fanu iib riibmen, Die grSBts
Slide Ser gaelt gu beiisen. @s Der.
iorst feline @nseltellten nit ben er.
foroerliden Speiien mabreno bes
cages, ullo bas Oa5u %benotbigte @e.
iGirr beiist gum TbeiI rieiise Gr0.
BEN. gS 1T babel al beriidiibtigen,
bab Die 3abl Der beihaftisten Ser.
lpren iiber 1000 betrdgt, nno boB
nnturaemaB, Inn Die Mrbeit ihneu SIT
bep6ltigen, srobe Ipparate uno
8od)eerGtbe n~otbpenbig iinb. Der
fleinite &opftopf in Der &iihe entbGlt
rs 2iter, Der groBte 375. Gina so
@rotpfannen permogen ie 80 aotte.
lettes su fuiien. 4n Saseb mo es
siim Sriibitiif gierfudeu sibt, per-
ben nidt weniser als $500 gicr per.
b:audlt, ilnb $50 Sitter aaiiee mer.
ben tdglib ausseidenft. 3as 8ii.
d)enperIonal be5iffert iid aHf go
8ofc uno 100 Sungen.
- Soleenoes Mbenteuer zines Be.
trlmfellen miro aus ct. petersburg
bcrihtet: Sit elmer Nadt. bour
Gpnnaben6 unf Sonntae fam $err
.. IN tart benebeltem 3uitan6e na6
iefner in Ser 9luea StraBe eeleee.
men @obnrns unb froh, um einer
@egeguutg nit ieiner Srnu 5u ent.
geben, in einen I'M @orber5immer be.
finbliden eroben 8orb unb flappte
Cen 3efel 81. SIM &orbe befGnben
fi6 ardn5e, Die fir Sen n1d)iten Sag
gum Iusfbmiiden Der @rdber be.
itimnlt parsn. Sim Sonntag In ser
Sriib tanten einige grbeiter IND
bradten ben idhueren 8orb ftah benz
airGbof. ginige Gtlmben ipGter
fem mtrb Srm .. nut ibrem 9ienft.
maS6en un6 erihraf nidJt iuenig, als
iie, Sen Sorb otfuer,o, ibren Mattt
al,f Oat @rabfrGrSen ritber,S er.
Iii tie. @as mei.er geidab, miro
ni6t ter.ftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26
Boz einctt Sd1rcdltGt SuDe
errettet.

9ie a~ngeborigen Der Srou sc. 9.
gobbiit BON 9~nraerton Gem,
iuhen iGr Gn6e beraunnben mic
fonnten ibr ni6t belfen. Die beiten
Sler5te murocr hinsugerufen uno alc
hefannten Mittel erfplglos angc.
monbt, mGbreno lie infol9e bon Iuss
5cbrung langiam ober iider Dem
SoSe en%tgegenging. Sn bieicr
l~dreflid,en Stunoe manbelte Or.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY fiir Mrs3elD.
ring ocren @er5peiflung in Sreuoe
Inn. Sic erite Slaihe brad,te
promptc Grleidterung nnb Der fort.
geiebte Gebrol6 itelte lie pieoer
bcllitdpbig her. GS lit Die iiderite
&ur Ser @eIt fir ole Sails ullo
2lu1genleioeu. 0~arantirte Slaifel.
81 80 Gents uilb 500. Ercbeflos
Ihen frei in z. ~. Artete'S Ipotbete,
Cos Main Str, Sitbuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26
Edno ~Grlei6termus am fal'
id)en YIab.

Serr Sobn &romcr, GGanois,
Bona, giebt Dem Eublifum folgenbe
hi;bIidje &cbrc. Sr. aromer i6rei6t:
rSeit ied)S Sabren lit id) an Mbells
motiSmlS. SD luor I'M 2aufc ser
8eIt in @ebanolumg bon adt periAie.
bcnen Ner5ten, ieOodJ Die ein5ige Gr-
leidterinq Die i) iallS, mar in met.
mem @~elobelltel mo mas id) fir oa'
hns @elb 81 5eigen Botte, warel =
Toitorrednlungen. gineS Cages
las i6 in elmer 3eitung einen 4uf.
inB ii6er sic 9ebanolung BON Tbelr-
motismrS Our6 4lpentrGuter @lut.
beleber uno &eifSel. Die Sdfe
leudJtete mir ein mo iG lieb mir bon
EeiSen fOmmeuL Aa9 elmer ied$.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-26

noren foot bis aitf @ienert, ser nod
int &rantenbanie Iieet. Die Mer5te
baben rur menig Soffnrng, i'm am
2ebe1t 3u erhalteu. @ienert's maren
auberit iIeiBig unb geadfet, ober ct
mas barte Naturelt, nit cinern ge-
piiieu Stol; erfiilt, Der es linen
nid)t 5ulieB, Die llnteritiisuug anbe.
rer 2e,tte 5u iud)en ODER oil5ltnebs
men.
Wiirttemlberg.
- Sn hern Sonie bes iiioiid)en
Sanoelsmanes @olf Soromt IN 90.
berfelO brad) Seuer aus, bas bel Dem
Gcitigeu Sturm IN flr5er 3ett 5lpet
@%obnbduier iiub Stpei Sdeuern elm.
ad]erte. Soronn uno feline 5lpet
Sinner - ein &nobe I'M Sitter bon
REIN itilb eir MGbd)en i'm Sitter bon
ied)s Sabren - famen in ben Slam.
inen Inn, mubreno Die Gbefrm oes
Sciisers bnrdp einen Sprllng ults
nem SenIter lid 5l retten lrd,te, ober
nit aebrodenem Riidgrat uuf Ser
StraBe liegen blieb. Sbr 3uitano
tit bo%ifnlnaslos.
Ter etma 80 Sabre oltc, bers
beirathcte MeingGrtner Settenmaper
pon @oad) fdm auf Dem Seimmege
prr @innenOeu al Sail, I"tiirate in
sen StroBengrn6en ilnb eritidte.
aiir5lid ieuerte Der leoige Sob.
Gfmei5er aus 9eiBlingelt, Sber.
omts 8otipeil, oitf feline Mutter llnb
Gdipciter, mGbreno bieie beim Mit-
tGeeiicn iaBeu, mcbrere Hcuolper.
idiiiie ob. 9eioe iino id,wer per-
Iept. 9toh Ser Sbat besab iid)
Sd,pei5er auf Die 0iele oes Sauies
rnb id,oB iid) ielbit cine 1ugel in Die
SGIdfe. Gr ipar aIsbolb foot.