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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15

WHETHER or no the destruction of the
battleship Maine" was blown up in the
harbor of Havana by the Spaniards will
contract for raising the hull of the mon
ster has been let and must be completed
within a year. Several years ago Spain
asked to be allowed to raise the hull and
solve the mystery of the catastrophe,
but the request was CURLY refused by
the U. S. government. The reason for
the refusal was never quite understood,
but it now seems probable that one of
the greatest secrets of our naval history
will be brought to light.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15
Tiilman "pitchforked" Rose.

Ben Tillman Of South Carolina stuck
his pitchfork into Mayor David S. Rose
of Milwaukee about the time the milk
man was making his rounds in the morI-
ing, and the Wisconsin mans wounds
are likely to be gaping for several demo
cratic national conventions to come"
says staff correspondent of the Chicago
Record Herald in dispatch to his paper
from ST. Louis. Much had been
heard" he says, "about the eloquence of
the mayor of Milwaukee, who has been
kind of underground candidate for the
vice presidential nomination since the
pre- convention days OF 1900. There had
been a suspicion that the mayor was
working the Wall presidential boom for
his own purpose, and those who knew
him intimately looked for speech from
him in nominating Wall that would
arouse enthusiasm for Rose himself
comparable with that which the peerless
leader of 1926 created in the Chicago
Coliseum. What Rose really did was to
rouse the luminosity of nearly every dem
ocratic leader outside of his own state.
He made a speech that was a series of
attacks on pretty much every one who
had risen to prominence in the party.
''Tillman, at his best, followed Rose on
the platform, and the manner in which
ne tanned the hide of the Wisconsin
man was delight to those who revel in
that kind of sport. Tillman made great
hit when he said it was time for demo
Gratis to cease thrusting bayonets at one
another and get together, but the thrusts
which he took at Mayor Rose on accoun.
of the character of the latter's remarks
we're not regarded as out of place. His
pitchforking was vigorously applauded,
and he left the platform real hero,
while Rose had retired as an obnoxious
person"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15

THE Chicago Chronicle, the organ Of
democracy of the west refuses to sup
port the st. Louis nominations, and in a
leading editorial on Tuesday says:
"a timid eastern democrat, who fondly
imagined that he could be nominated as
an unknown, has been placed on the
ticket with an octogenerian free silverite
from West Virginia, and supplied with
platform which amounts to an indorse-
ment of the platforms of Chicago and
Kansas City.
The popuIistic west and the reaction
airy south are again in alliance, with a
new leader, it is true, but with no change
in principle and purpose. The ticket
bears the stamp of populism. There is
not plank in the platform which was
not modified by populism.
"Disagreeing fundamentally with this
leader and this party in most things and
agreeing with the republican party in
the essentials of it's creed, the Chronicle
takes leave of the democratic party and
allies itself with the republican.
<'As at present constituted and led, the
democratic party is a menace to the
peace, the prosperity and the integrity
of the United States and their people.
1t has discarded democratic principles
and taken up with the radicalism Of
populists and socialists, and the obstruc-
tionism and the cowardise of wreckers
and demago3ues, No good can come
out of it. With blank for candidate
and blank for a platform, it will be-
come more and more a contemplate in
strumentality for the exploiting of Will
liam J. Bryan and the school of dema
.gogues following in his train"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15

Lincoln (Neb.) Star: The situation in
which the republican party of Wiscon-
sin stands today shows the mischief a
man Of no small force of personality and
ability in some respects can work in the
course. OF few years. Such a man is
Gov La Toilette, but egotistic, selfish,
arbitrary and utterly reckless of meth
DDS or consequences 1t is the easiest
thing to make trouble in politics. La
Toilette is born disturber. 1t was bis
ambition to dominate republican politics
in Wisconsin, and he could not brook
the necessity of acting in cooperation
with the many men of influence and
leadership in the party, agreeing and
compromising on common lines of &C
ton. All other wills and judgments
must be subordinate to his own. That
disposition inevitably makes trouble,
whether in politics or in business or even
in running a SUNDAY school picnic
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15

THE Government Bureau Of Chemis-
try is going ahead with its food investi-
cation, but this time will confine its ex
periments to the cold-storage method of
preservation. It is we'll known that
most foods can be kept long time in
cold storage and be good and palatable
at the end of that time, but few know
that various foods are kept in this way
for several years, five and six, it is said.
Eggs and chickens five years in cold
storage are not attractive as articles of
human diet, and few would eat such if
they knew it, Just why they should be
kept so long no one has risen to explain.
We want to know all about it.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15

IT is a rather singular circumstance
that Theodore Roosevelt is the first
president this country has ever had who
is city born. All the rest have come
from the rural districts. AS rule, we
are accustomed to associate better edu-
cationaI advantages with city life than
with the country, and that is no doubt
really the case. At the same time it de-
serves to be stated that most of our
presidents have been college men, even
though country born, aud, therefore,
we'll equipped for the duties of the Office.
It is further fact, that most of the
great captains of industry now in the
public eyes have gone from the country
to the city, and pushed themselves to
the front.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15
A Fanatical Example

Assistant States Attorney Frank J.
Tucker has broken loose over the fact
that Justice Winslow, Senator Quarles
and Kreutzer, a Stalwart teacher, are
fishing together at Plum lake. He infers
that they may be conspiring over the de-
cision of the supreme court in the repub-
lican ticket contest soon to come before
it. He does not name the other mem
bers Of the party, prominent lawyers and
democrats, with them. He sees only a
possible tampering with the court by
the Stalwarts.
The trouble with Tucker and all that
kind is, that with their limited capacity
and anglewood experience in public life,
they cannot conceive of man so strong,
self-poised and independent as to meet
his fellows of differing opinions, socially
or in business, without undergoing sub
version and yielding to influence against
the right and justice. 1t never OCCURS to
them that what influence there is may
be toward healthful intelligence and
clear understanding: nor does it seem
possible that they can meet without evil
communication and corruptlDg each
other. They have no conception OF an
independent manliness among men.
Their experience and associations have
been bad and they cannot rise above it.
This is the weakness and the fault of
the whole brood of the kind with which
the Half Breeds are beautifully endowed.
It is the weakness and has been the un-
doing of Gov. Hoard. Every converse
ton or consultation becomes suspicious
to their minds. They see conspiracy in
any friendliness between political oppo-
nents. They doubt everybody all the
time. Why cannot these men rise above
such littleness? The fault is in them,
not in men of affairs and good sense.
The instance cited is but an EXAMPLE: of
itself, it has not the least particle of
ue.-Milwaukee Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15
A Great Difference.

At dinner given by Governor J. X.
Vardaman Of Mississippi the subject of
toasts came up.
"a very good toast" said Governor
Vardaman, land one that comes home
forcibly to all men in Office, was once
proposed by the. learned Ashley Stock
) ton of Montpelier. The occasion was
farewell banquet to the governor of
Vermont, whose term of Office was ex-
piring.
"'Here,' said Ashley Stockton at this
banquet is the health Of all governors.
They come in with great deal of op-
position, but they go out with none at
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15
Which Auto Was Stalled?

An automobile broke down in front of
J. NJ Estes Monday evening, and after
being repaired and started on it's journey
it frightened horse belonging to Olof
Void, which it chased almost to Edger-
ton. The owner, failing to discover the
whereabouts of the horse, engaged as
sistance to recover it, when, during the
following day, it reappeared at gallop.
-StOughtO Cor. Journal
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15

THE strike of fifty thousand employees
of the packing houses will paralyze the
stock shipping business and unless soon
settled produce a meat famine in the
larger cities. The indications are that
the struggle for recognition of organized
labor in the meat packing establish
ments will be long and bitter one.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15
Death For Killing n Cat.

A Low, of ono of tho old Sovon l,inrs
"a ~ N A-A9'
OF England QeCrecd tnat the killing or
a cat was nuniShohIa Inv doatb and
~
curious as 1t may seem, this law was
in nviStonca until lose than tf+v uoorS
MY va
ago. BOtn the old W olSh and the
Enol;oh lows ooro,rro1 ;p . o,,r;o,,c
:" Hoiio "a GU III oui iou1
penalty FOR killing the kings cat, the
Guardian of +ba rorol 1>or,, ,, rho az
~ " ~! 60 ""i h "
render was mulcted in 4 heap of corn
s,1tficiont to covor tho dofuro+ animal
Wv W. '1Ao'
WnCn nolQ up by the tip or its tail
With itS u-hiSl-orS toucb;,,v tho floor
" N - LIZ Oi'
New Books Added to Public Library.
Little Sister of the Wilderness.
villa Claudia
Child of Tuscany
(1vnSav.s ConSir Low
C.rnnSav,S p,aHn+,
<G9,ffntrv Infa1:I,1da
ma HosS
t;iS+ory ~ tho II {
! itt1a i-nion Scont
MA troSSinr
Tna Do1iUaro,oo
I.itt,a Savaga
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15

PARKER and Davis! The money boys
of Wall street and the coal barons OF
West Virginia. What a combination OF
trust busters!
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15
Band Concert,

l. March-Electric Wave.
:. Dear Vioiet-Caprice.
,. Selection from the comic Opera "Ameri
can Beauty
4. Bosery Buck (ragl.
). Laughing Waters
{. Trombone Blizzard.
Z. LaZarre Waltz.
8. March-Col. Wheeler'S
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15

The bilking of Bryan stands out most
prominently as the work Of tie st. Louis
convention.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15

IT CAN hardly be said that Wall was
among those who also ran.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15
Unclaimed Letters,

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
P. o. at Edgertou, for the week ending
July Is, 1904:
Miss Mary Dudley L, S. Ford
Sandbry Grotland Mr. Lou Heath
Chas. w. Jackson Ernest Thornton
Persons calling for any of the above
named letters please say advertised"
L. G. WH1TTET P. NJ.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-15

But for Rose the pitchfork perform
ance of Tillman might have been missed
at the st. Louis convention.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-31
Aus nem iibrieem Tbetlem,

Salbeim, IS. @pril. @ls Ser
SteinbruhbeiiBer $. Nif. 8oerens
aus Silsoorf IN Der pergangenen
Nabt bon elmer Sod5eitsgelellId}oTt
fam, ipilroe er Dor Der Sd)dnfe Der
gSittwe gntringer , Chill bon mebre-
rem Hallbbeinen angefaaen uto Der.
ort miBbanOelt, Dab er belinnrngs'
los, ans idmeren @unoen blittenO,
liegen blieb. Die 8enoarmerie iii
hen &~aubbeinen auf Der SDlrr.
Gdtcrnad, 8. Mai. Sn peripide-
ner Nad,t mllroen Die bieii9en gin'
mobner hnr6 plDslihes grtonen Der
Sturmelode iopie Seiieriignale ans
hem S6limmer geluedt. Die @erf'
itdtten Der Hrin5 Seinrid.8 eiealf,aft
om @abnbof itanoen III beaen SLANT
men. Ser sur Saller su gelegene
Sbeil berielben, no oas Smpr1gnie-
ren Der SdJpeQen porgenommen
miro, brannte bis auf's nadte
Woueriuerf nieoer. Sanf Dem
erergilhen gingreifen mierer Seuer-
mebr fonnten Die oaranItobenoen
Waidinenperflt1tten un0 @ebdulidp
feiten Dor Dem perbeerenoen Gle
ment eerettet meroen. Sie einge.
Gl6ertcn 8ebGiioe nebit befeft gelpor'
oenen Maihinentbeile reprGientieren
eiren geinmmten materielen Sda.
ben bon cirfa 10000 Sranten uno
iino burf Seriid)erung aeoedt.
Giht 4. @ai. Seute peri6ieo
bier Srau @ittpe @rob, 9eborene
Inna Iaraaretba DUPONT, Wutter
beS bodm. Serrn Safob @rob, Yior-
rer in 9ipingen, ~ipoblperieben nit
oen III. Sterbeioframenten I'M bohen
Mlter bon rs Sabren. Ius Dem
2eben Ger @erltorbenen iei bier ber-
poraehpben, baB lie Ole erite Sraii
ecipeien lit, ipel6e biersulanbe nit
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING beoa6t
mrrbe. Muf birefte 8e~ranIaliung
beS Irinsen Seinrid Der Mieber.
lanoe erbielt Tie fir electromagnetic
&ettunssoienite als @arrierewarte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-31
SroRber7o9tbum.
aus Der Damptfaht.
Der ltlflinser Srosek.
(glns Dem n~2urembllrser @ort".)
(cSo pt,tun

(Mts Dem uSltrenlbllrger Wort" y
$50 g.
Serr 9riim mar allo gemiB in iei'
rem guten &edte, ais er in Der
Sammer bie Snnolitn9srpeiie Der
Srrren geiBelte, Die lire llnteraebe'
men peranlaBt botten, an elmer Sro'
teitfnnoaebung gegen einen Sel6luf
Ger ~&ammwmebrbeit tbeil5unebmen.
Die Serren @ruber nno 8or gerie'
then ieood 0ariiber in bellen 3orn.
Sic per0fientlidten IN Der nSnrem'
burger 3eitung" Elm in ben mallio.
item @usbriiden gebaltenes ofienes
SGreiben, IN mel6em iie Serrn
Sriim aui oaS MlergroblidIte belief
bigten unb perleumoeten. Sieles
ofiene S6reiben pllroe bon Den 10.
5ialiitiihen 3eitungen: Cider
Sournol" uno n@iireer. nno 8e-
amten. 3eitnne" nadgebrudt. gS
folgten Damn in Der ,2uremburgel
3eitnne" cine gauge &eibe bon siiti'
gen, nerleumoeriiden @rtifeIn seeer
Serrn Yriim. S6lieBlib fan6 les'
terer iib beranlaBt, ben Sdut De,
@erihte %an3lirufen nno BET De,
Staatsanmaltihaft segen bie Serrer
@ruber uno Sor, iopie geeen oit
.%2uremburser 8eituns" unb Die bel
ben iosialiitiiden Slatter Strafan'
trag su ltelen.
Seoermann, Der bie Bolemif unie'
rer inldnoiiden Yreiie IN Den lebteu
Sabren aufmerfiam perfolgt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-31
Sbeilncbmer auf 1000. Der Orb

Sbeilncbmer auf 1000. Der Orb.
rlnsSoienit mar 6ur6 Die &egierrne
iebr gut organiiiert porben; es III
bon feinem 3tpiihenfaa 81 berihten.
Sn Der Iiaa 2oupignp pirben i'm
Sreien Seltreben sebalten. Gs tra'
ten aui: Sr. Mi6el 9app, cine Srol
Gie0gen un0 Or. @elter.
Ger Scs MoroDerimfs angeflagte
~19iGbrige Sabrifarbeiter Seinrid)
Wfesoorf aus @aiierbiGig tpuroe bonn
I~iiiienhof 5I 10 Sabren 3wangsar.
belt fpegen SobtidlagSperlu6s, be-
gGilgen on Dem llbrmader 8eorg
Heumann, ferner glberfennung aui
9ebens5eit aler biirgerlihen Hedte
rnO Stellung inter Boli5eiauilidt
pe%rurtbeilt. = Der Stoliener Sran5
grgrtila, % Sabre alt, pobnbaft 81
Siioelingen, murbe pegen lfluerer
IiBbanbluus 5u ~ Sabren 3ud)t,
bultsltrafe perurtbeilt.-0er Webger
&einrib Sintgen. SO Sabre oft, &C.
hcren ur0 wobnboft 81 Gid an Der
Scar, nngeflugt, in Ser Nad)t bonn
II. gum 13. OCTOBER 1908 5u Sid
On ser Saale ole Wohnbduier bon
Nrtbur &lein uno Sob. @reiid fret
miQig in 9rono 9eiett 81 babcn,
uurOe 5u II Sabren 3lpangsorbeit
pcrurtEeilt.
Sn Der lcbtcn Sitnng Scr fran5o-
iii6en r9lcaoemie bes Sciences"
lcnfte ser iriibere @eltnllSIteIllngs'
Gommiii1r Gicar0 ole Iuimerfiam-
teit Der Witalieoer alif Elm GreigniB
III Ser Geifihte ser oiientlidleu pr
beiten, meldjes sic 8ulfunit 6rnnt-
rcifs chre, n1mli6 ouf cine nellc
9riide in S%llrcmburg init einem go
gen bon $3.50 Weter Seifnlrng, Die
Ger fran8oiiide Sber-Sngenieur &C.
journ5, Sroieilor on ser ogcole oes
Ycnts ct Gbauii6es", erbaut bat.
Scrr TicnrO crflGrte, bab eS in ser
aarl5er @elt nilr II i~teinere 9rilfeil
nit 9ogen BON iiber 60 Wfeter
Spamfpeite llnb ailBer Der in2urem'
burg feline nit iiber 10 Meter Spom.
meite gGbc.
Giriltano Ser StnOt 2%urcmburg.
8eburten. - 30. Ipril: SSll'
liette Soiepbine, 8. b. Sobann Mepe-
res, Sd)Eeioer; SouiS NifoIaS, 2. b.
Seinrih Eeppinger, Sdubmader.
meiIter. 80: Nnna Waria Miagoa'
lena, Sod)ter bon Ybilipp Shnei'
Scr. @Gdermeiiter. 2. Mai: gmil
@ictor. 2. b. Sobam @ei5 @agen-
meiiteroi1tar. g.: Wargaretba Su'
ionna, &. b. &uOolpb 9tiber,
SGmieo; @ermnine Nutbalie, Z. b.
IlpbcuS Sebm, Seloipebel -beinl
MilitGr Muiifforps; Sean 9uul
Sbeobnr, Q. b. Midel Sellindr,
Sunoldubfabrifant. A.: Chill go
baum Matbins, 9. b. Sobanm @it'
bclm Sduhmlader.
Seirutben. - 3. Wai: Ntto'
las @eoernadl ltnternebmcr, nit
Maria &atborina slngel. A.: AOrian
SbomaS, Gbnrcntier, nit Waria &a-
tbarina 3upcnt.
Sterbefdlle. - 30. Gpril:
Ioria @eblen, alt 30 Sabre, Che
frau bon s. q. 2oenere, SdnIlebrer;
Mnna Moria o'Suart, alt II Sabre,
@ittpe BON Sobam @eber, 5tlbs.
Yianoiabrifant. =. Wfui: 9titolas
9tiders, oft GA Sabre, Gigentbilmer,
eGelos. g.: Inoreas Neumann, alt
4 Monate. A.: Selir Neumnnn, alt
81 Sabre, 9ireftor Ger Yoit- uno
S%clegtapben G~eripaltrng; Yeter
Sungcls, alt 70 Sabre. ebemaliger
@utspermalter, ebelos. g.: Sob.
Eerl, alt SO Sabre, Winirer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-31
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
9nxem6nrger 3la6ri&ten. :

Yeioel S~iNItYHuIg Oct Setu]e III
Dem fatbolilfen &irbboie Der Siio-
ieite ltatt.
Ter rTurt @aibinatun Scitnmg"
elltnebmen mir folgenoe Noti5en:
Sn Sturgeon gap, Wis., ieier-
ten Serr uno 6rau Sobn @Iaesner
am 16. Mai ibre eolOene Sodseit.
Serr 8loesner unb ieine 8attin be-
fonhen iib unter oen 2urembrrgern,
ole IN Der Bionier5eit nod S5aufee
County famen. 9as Yaar muroe
Dor 80 Sabren bier getrout nno bat
oils Hadfommeni6ait iieben Sobne
iulh bier Softer ON 2e6en. Sobn
Sdinftgen, Der Dor 20 Sobren BON
Gier nod Stiirgeon @ap iiberliebelte,
NOR BEL Der Sod3eit Dor 90 Sabren
anpeien0 uno err u1o leine @ottin
iuaren ol,d @Gite bel Dem golOener
Gbeiubildum.
Im Montag Worgcn INT balb
5 llbr lit Srau Wnggie Scenes, Die
Satin oes Serrn Senrp Scenes, on
ben Solaen zines ibredlifJen llnfal-
les aus Dem 2eben geidJieben. 6rall
Scenes, cine geborene Bidder, mar
om @(benb porber nit mSeren
Samen I'M Sauie bon Gatborina
Sacque nit Sorbereitungen fir Die
Bidder. Sacque Sod5eit beid6itigt,
oils lie nit elmer &eroiin.2ampe in
Der Sano Die Sreppe binunteritiir5te.
Die 2nmpe 5erbrad) lrno Die be-
oouernsmertbc Srau nar I'M n1dblten
Iugen6lid in bellen Sldmmen einge-
biiat. IlS bon ben ~anipeienoen
Serren Bidder unb Sietien ulo Der
Srau Sacque Die Slammen an ibrem
&0rper burf 9efen eritift muroen,
bottle Die llngliifli6e ifon 10
iG)limme 9ronbmunoen 6abongetra-
gen, Dab lie am nGditen Worger bonn
Soote abberitfen muroe. 9ieier emf.
ietlihe llngliidsfaI bat uniere gun5e
gepolferung tief ergrifien, nno Den
trauernoen Sinterbliebenen miro Die
ber5lifite Spmpatbie entgegenge.
brnd)t. Srnu Scenes mar cine So6-
ter nnieres WitbiirgerS Serrn Senrp
@idler uno ieit Dem 10. SSlli 1903
nit Serrn Senrp Scenes perbeira-
tibet. Sic errei6te Elm Sitter bon
"a Sabren uno 10 Wonaten uno mar
pegen hires beidei0enen @eiens ges
o6tet lmo beliebt. IuBer Dem troIt.
loien 8atten, benz trailernben Sater
unb Shmiegermutter, Srau Minna
Scenes, binterlGBt lie bier Sfmeitern
urb bier Sriioer. Sic muroe geitern
Worgen inter GROCER Sbeilnabme
ouf Dem ct. Marien . Srieobofe 5llr
letten Hube beltattet. M0ge iie
ianft ruben! Gen traucrnoen gn-
geborigen unier ber5li6es geileio!
= @m IS. Mai lit ser olte Inlie6.
Ter Sran5 8ltri on IlterSi6dhe ge-
itorben. Gr mar am 81. Sebriiar
1927 in 2uremburg 9eboren unb
binterl6Bt feline @attin uno mebrere
Ginoer. 9aS SegrGbniB fanb am
Samstag auf Dem ct. Warien- Srieo-
bofe itatt.
- @m Samstag Na6t idieo Die
@ittpe 9tic. &ebing, melde BEL ibrer
Sdmiegertodter 5rau Gat6. Sucque
mobnte, I'M boben Sitter bon 81 Sab
rem ans Dem 2eben. Sic mar aus
2iiremburg sebiirtig uno 5dbIte su
Sen erlten MnIieolern. @uBer ibrer
SbWiegertodter binterldBt Tie einen
Sobn, Sic. Sacque. Im YfingIt-
montae, Hafmittags, murbe lie auf
benz ct. neutrality-suspicious. inter
sablreider Setbeiligung 5u @rabe
%beitattet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-31

lett elm Stein, Ser gars 10 ungIiidIid'
III Die Seite trat oaB er ldperperlest
tuur0e.
NieSerfOrn, 81. @pril. MIs ser
@afmittaes 3 llbr 3ug iif) u%nierer
Srtihait belite ndberte, geipabrte oas
3ugperional cine dltere Mannsper.
ion i'm 8eleiie iteben, Ons @eiid)t
Dem beranfommenben 3llge 5lige-
tebrt. Srob offer @armungSSeiden
oes @aidiniiten riibrte lih Die Ser.
ion nidt, Der 3ug muBte baIten uno
Der Wann nit 8etpalt ans Dem Sc.
leile berausgebraht meroen. Die IN
aenntniB geiette 8oli5ei crfannte in
ocmiel6en Oen ON Sdllfcrnabniinn
le:oenben 72iGbrigen Ir6eiter Sob.
@iiler aus Hieberforn, melfer altf
oieie @eiie ieinem 2eben Elm Gnoe
mafen mollte.
Sarlinscn, 2. Wfai. Sn .Iotbe
Gr0e" bel Iafen feierte ant Conn.
tog, I. Mai, unier 2anosmonn,
Sirettor Sinsle iein 23idbriges
GienitiubilGum. SEER &intle lit
g%eboren in Sarlingen. Serielbc
ltiftete bel bieiem Nnlaiie $4,000 Wf.
ais &apitol 5ur NusbilOung bon BE.
Gnlten, uu,o Mrbcitertinoern.
SGer,uampad, 10. Mtai. Sabier
itarb belte Der 1lielte Mann Der
@emeinoe, Ser in Grpeloingen gebo.
rene stephan Weridl inn Nlter bon
50 Sdbren.
Wills, 4. Mai. &or eiligen
Sager gerietb Der an Der bieligen
Sdnellgerberei lambert beiddftigte
slrbeitcr 9tif. NiIelborn nit ser
Sano in ein Sammroo elmer Ma.
idJine unb mllrbe linn cine idmere
Sanrbcrletung beigebradt, iniolge
Geren er mdbrenO einigen Wonaten
arbeitsunfGbig iein miro.
Siiicroingcn, 3. Ioi. Seute
Nahmittug fiel auf bieiiger lliille
bcim &olgonge Elm idtperer Giien.
roger berab nno %Sermnlmte Dem Ir.
better Tefioli oas refte Sberbein.
3mei Stunoen ipGter Itarb Oerielbe.
Giuilitnno Der GtaSt Gdjtcrnad.
Seiratben.- 6. Mpril: Yet.
2eiien, Shmieo airs SrreI, nit Sbe.
reiia Sidel, BON bier; Sob. 9apt.
Sell, @Grtuer, nit W}orio Mtiidaelp,
8eioe BON bier. g.: 9tifolailS @eis,
Shreiner, nit Barbara Sartmunn,
@eioe bon bier. %: Seinrih @i.
roth, Sabnbeamter 81 Solid)ette, nit
Maria Braun, BON bier. 81: Itti.
lio emilio 9pmineli, 9ementierer,
nit Magoalena Margaretba @ag-
ter.
SterbefGIIe. "a. WGrs:
Ilnln Hegina 2ilgen, 8 Wonate alt.
6. april: Sobann Sdons, Subr.
rlanrl, so Sabre oft, gbegotte bon
Gaibarina Steper. &c.: Eeter Web.
ring, 10 Sabre aft. IT,: Wargare.
tia Sdubmad,er, 81 Sabre alt,
@ittipe bon 8eorg Silnriils Steper;
Sobann gapt. Sdils, @airpirtb, 90
Sabre alt, gbegatte bon Gliiabetb
Sdmitt. %: Safob Wid)els, 1
Snbr unb 6 Wonate oft. 81: Ga.
tbarina Braun, S Morate alt.
GipilitamS Scr StaSt @ilb.
Seiratben. 80. glpril:
Sieid, aoam, @erbereiarbeiter, nit
&atbarina Wobnen, obne Stanb.
Sterbefdlle. - %. @pril:
Soiepb Selterreiher, oft 10 Wonate,
Sobn bon Yeter Seiterreider, Gag.
l0bner. 90: Wagoalena @elter.
alt 60 Sabre. 90: Suianna Soft.
Noun, alt 81 Sabre, gbegattin bon
Yfihel 9ettinger. 3. Mai: Mid)el
Map. oft 1 Sabr unb 6 Monate, 9.
b. Mtidel Map, 8erbereiarbeiter.
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