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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-08-11
Copyright, 1904, by The Bobbs-Msrrill Co..
SYNOPSIS
BY MIRIAM NICHOLSON |



IN THE BISHOPS CARRIAGE.
CHAPTER NANCY Olden a Brooklyn
IN. - confidence woman, in escaping with
Hatch which her pal" Tom Dorgan, had
lifted" jumps into a bishops carriage
end is taken 10 fashionable residence
Hom which she fina.iy takes leave
Phew! She wasn't very promising,
but she was my only chance. took
her. E.
Il really don't need any help, thank
you, Nora" | said. clipper as a spar
row, and remembering the name the
dowager had called her by. Aunt
Henrietta is too fussy, don't you
think? Of course, you won't say a
word against her. She told me the
other. day that she'd never had maid
90 sensible and quick-witted, too, as
her Nora. Do you know, I've a mind
to play joke on the doctor when he
comes. You'll help me, won't you?
Oh, know you will" Suddenly re-
membered the bishops bill. took
1t out of my pocket. Yep, Tom, that's
where it went. | had to choose between
giving that skinny maid cle biggest
tip she ever got in her life-or Nance
Olden to the correction.
You needn't swear. Tom Dorgan. |
fancy if I'd got there, you'd got worse.
No, you bully, you know | wouldn't
tell; but the police sort of know how
to pair our kind.
Y In her cap and apron let the doc
tor In and myself out. And don't re-
gret a thing up there in the square
except that lovely red coat with the
high collar and the hat with the fur on
It. I'd give Tom. get me a coat
like that and I'll marry you for life.
No, there's one thing could do bet
ter If it was to be done over again. |
could make that dear little old bishop
wish harder I'd been his daughter.
What am incoming about? Oh
nothing. There's the WATCHED.
wards watch. Take it.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-08-11


There's girl know with short
brown hair, turned-up nose and gray
eyes, rather far apart. You know her,
e too? Well, she can't help that
But this girl-Oh, she makes such
q pretty boy! And the ladies at the
hotel over in Brooklyn, they just dote
on her when she's not only a boy, but
q bell-boy. Her name may be Nancy
when she's in petticoats, but in
trousers she's Nathaniel-in short,
Nat.
Now, Nat, in blue and buttons, with
his nails kept better than most boys
with his curly hair Parted in the mid
= die, and with a gentle tang to his
voice that makes him almost girlish
who would suspect Nat of having
q stolen pass-key in his pocket and a
pretty fair knowledge of the contents
of almost every top bureau-drawer in
the hotel?
Not Mrs. Sarah Kingdom, a Wild
ow just arrived from Philadelphia
and desperately gone on oyoung Mr.
= George Norway, also fresh from Phil
Gdelphia, and desperately gone on
Mrs. Kingdon's-money.
The tip that lady gave the bad boy
Nat! knew | coNdn't make you be-
lieve 1t any other way; that's why
passed EN- on to you, Tommy-boy.
The hotel woman, you know, girls
Is a hotel woman because she isn't fit
to, be anything else. She's lazy and
selfish and little, and she's shifted all
her legitimate cares on to the propri
etor's shoulders. She actually yot
can understand and share my indig.
nation, can't you, Tom. as you've
shared other things?-she even gives
over her black tin box full of valuables
to the hotel clerk to put in the safe;
the coward. But her vanity-ah
there's where we get her. such specu
latorS as you and myself HIS. go
to outShine the woman who sits al
the next table, and SO she borroVs hel
diamonds from the clerk. wears EN-
like the peacock she is, and tremble!
till they're back in the safe again.
In the meantime she locks them III
In the tin box which she puts i'll hel
top bureau-drawer. hides the key. for
gets where she hid, it. and-Oo Tom
after searching for it for hours anC
making herself sick with anxiety. sh.
ties up her head in wet handker
chief with vinegar on i: and-ring
the bell for the bell-boy.
He comes.
AS | said, he's a prompt, gentl,
little bell-boy, slight looks rathe
young for his job, but that very you'll
and innocence of his make him sucl
q fellow to trusti
NAT" says Mrs. Kingdom, tear
fully pressing half dollar into tn,
nice lads hand, "I-Pve lost some
thing, and want you toto help m
find it,
"Yes'm," says Nat. He's the sou
Of politeness.
at must be here-it must be in thi
ROOM" says the lady, getting will
with the terror Of losing. "T'm sur
-positive-that went straight to tn
shoe-bag and slipped 1t in there. An
now | can't find 1t, and | must hay
It before ! 90 out this afternoon for
for q very special reason, My daugh
ter Evelyn viii be home tomorrow
and-why don't you look for IT,"
What Is II, ms'amf" y.
81 told you once. My key-a littl
Hat key that locks-a box I've got,
she finishes distrustfully. ~
Have you looked in the shoe-ba,
ma,am?' a. eg
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-08-11
ITO BE CONTINUED

We have some bargains again 10
iron beds, springs, rocking chairs,
dining chairs, center stands, dishes,
etc. Call and see us. :
SECOND HAND STORE,
1909 Main.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-08-11
CHAPTER II

ES, empty-handed, Tom Dor
gan. And | can't honestly
say | didn't have the chance,
buff my hands are empty,
my head is full.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-08-11

For SALE-Good second hand
organ for $40 Hooper Drug Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-08-11

Caugnt! MOI mucn. MOI yet
threw open the glass doors and walked
out into the garden. Q.
"Miss-0mar-~, wonder II Il
waIld be Mise Omar"
/ You bet | didn't take time to see
who it was talking. before : answered.
t OF course | was Miss Omar. was
Mass Anybody that had right to wear
skirts and be inside those blessed
gates.
"Ah-ht' i fancied you might be.
I've been expecting you. .
II was lazy, low voice with laugh
in It, and it came from a wheeled
chair. where young man lay. Sal
low he was and slim and long. and
helpless-you could see that by his
white hanging. hands, But his voice
1T was what a woman's voice would
be II she were man. II made you
perk up and pretend to be somewhere
near Its level. II fitted his soft, black
clothes and his fine. clean face. II
meant silks and velvets and.
Oh, all right Tommy Dorsan, II
you're going to get jealous of voice!
Excuse me, Mr.. Latimer." The
COZ came in as he spoke, Norway fol-
lowing; the fest Of the hounds hung
about There's a thieying bell-boy
from the hotel that's somewhere In
your grounds. Can | come in and
get him."
'In here. sergeant? Aren't you
! mistaken"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

! PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. Thomas Allen was in Ames Sun
day.
Mr. Ed Amblad of Minneapolis spent
Sunday in the city with his parents.
DR.. and Mrs. W. S. Devine were In
Albion Sunday visiting with relatives.
Rev. ID. M. Helfenstein of Clemens
was in the city Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Yokom, of St.
Paul arrived In the city Sunday morn
ing for a short visit a the home of Mr..
Yokom's mother, Mrs. j. A. YoKon.
Mrs. Ruth Newton and daughter
Mabel, of Troy. kas., are visiting In
the city with the formers daughter
Mrs. M. w. Seaton, and nephew, Mr..
John Trip.
Sheriff C. S. Hutson spent Sunday In
Union with Mrs. Hutson, who has been
visiting with her husbands parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutson returned home
Sunday evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30
Mutual Benefit Five Day Sale.
Local Weather Record.

The maximum temperature for Sun
day was Is, four degrees above that of
the preceding day. Eleven below was
recorded as the minimum Sunday
night. as against s below for the pre-
ceding twenty-four hours. 1880 this
morning s below was registered as
against 8 above at the corresponding
hour Sunday morning. A year ago
Sunday night the mercury touched 10
below.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30
Notice.
To Whom Nay Concern:

To Whom .Iay SoiSeh
Notice is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned has this day been duly APP
pointed and commissioned by the dis
trict court in and for Marshall coun-
ty, Iowa. administrator of the estate
of d. C. Wilbur, late of said county,
deceased.
Therefore, all persons knowing
themselves to be indebted to said es-
tate will settle with the undersigned
without delay: and all persons having
claims against said estate. will file the
same in the office of the clerk of the
district court for the County and state
aforesaid.
Dated at Marshalltown uhis 2sth day
of January, 1905.
FRED NJ. WILBUR,
Administrator.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30
REMOVAL SALE.
Temple of Economy Has Bargains t.
OHar

Copper bottomed wash boilers. No.
8 .....,.. .15c
Copper bottomed wash boilers, No.
9 ............... S5c
No. s galvanized wash boilers ..75c
No. 9 galvanized wash boilers .S5c
Galvanized chamber pals ........3 &c
Ladies' 50 shoes .$l49
Ladies' $1.75 shoes ............. sl.2o1l
povs. 81 shoes .79c
Cut glass, 20 per cent discount.
Hayiland china, 90 per cent discount
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30
For Sale.

Rose combed White Leghorn and
White Plymouth Rock cockerels, cheap,
if taken soon. Wyce Bros, Liscomb,
Iowa. Telephone Liscomb or Albion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

Miss Alice Baird, of the Abbott
school kindergarten, who was called to
her home in Osceola, a week ago owing
to the illness of her mother, Mrs. Jane
Baird, was not able to return to be in
school today, and as result the kin
dergarten at the Abbott was dismissed
this morning. Miss Baird had expect
ed to be here this morning and sent
word to Mrs. Jessie C. Liston, princi
pal Of the building, that her mother
was so much improved she would be
able to return. Word received Sunday,
however, was to the effect that
change for the worse had been expert
enced by her mother and she had given
up trying to return at present. Miss
Laura Jones. Kindergarten in the
Minnesota State School. Owatonna, who
was home spending her mid winter va
cation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. r. Jones, 100 East State street. and
who supplied the Abbott Kindergarten
last week, left for Owatonna this NOR
ming to resume her work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

Mrs. Elmer McCool, of Taylor town
ship, was brought to ST. Thomas hos
pital Sunday afternoon, and it is ex-
pected that she will undergo an oper-
alton within few days. Mrs. McCool
is suffering from an attack of gall
stones
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus Binford left
Sunday morning for Omaha, where to-
night they will be present at the mar
riake of Miss Nellie kreider to Mr..
George G. Tayloe. Miss Ruth Bin
ford, who has been Miss Kreider's
guest at house party during the past
ten days, is to be one of the brides
maids at the wedding, which is to be a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

Conductor d. p. Wilhelm went to
Hampton this morning to take charge
of the runs on the Algona branch rom
Hampton to Algona- Conductor George
Bowser, who has been on the run, was
suspended indefinitely for derailment
of his train, which happened two or
three weeks ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

We are money savers in the furni-
ture and carpet line and have one of
the choicest stocks that has been
shown for years. Our new goods are
coming in fast and they are winners.
The ID. c. Wilbur store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

Our new stock of folding and re-
clining go-carts has just arrived. No
old stock, all new goods. Marion Gard,
originator of low prices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

DIR. Steiners subject at the Search
light Club tomorrow evening at 7:15
is Isaiah, The Statesman Prophet
Single lecture. 25 cents or nine re-
manning lectures for s1.25. Supper
served at $50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

The Chicago Daily Review is the
only Chicago daily you can get for
one dollar year. 75c for six months.
so cents for three months. All import
ant news. q daily magazine feature,
complete market reports. Send a dol
lar to Daily Review, Coca-C Cola Build
ing. Chicago, III.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

Mrs. C. L. Duf11eld, 4o1 North Fourth
street, entertained a few young ladies
at an informal dinner party given at 6
o'clock Saturday evening, compliment
tary to Miss Edna Smith. of Chicago.
Mrs. Dutfield's other guests were Mrs.
Harry Waterman, Mrs. j. r. Binrord,
Misses Grace kilborn, Fannie Shaw
and Agnes Thompson. The evening
was spent with cards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

Miss Dottie Shaunce spent SUNDAY
with her parents in State Center
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

G. a. Mote has brought an action
against Helen Il. Warnock- Riley and
Charles Il. Riley, in petition filed for
the March term of the district court.
The case is one wherein the plaintiff
seeks to recover on a note for $780, with
interest at per cent from April 80,
1904.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

Jersey Lily has gained many friends.
Trv "a sack and be convinced. Kirk
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

Mrs. j. j. Brown. mother of Miss
Nellie Brown. of this city, and Mr.. III.
ID. Brown, now of Washington, ID. c.,
is Very critically ill at her home, over
12O West Main street. Mrs. Brown
is suffering from ailments due to old
age, complicated with cardiac dropsy.
Mrs. Brown is 50 years old
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

A bulletin issued by Superintendent
G. S. Hayden, of the Central, which
became effective Sunday, announces
the appointment of T. j. Brown as
chief dispatcher of the north ana south
divisions of the line. He succeeds j.
r. Mallory who has resigned. Mr..
Brown, prior to few months ago, was
chief dispatcher, but resigned and has
now been given one of the tricks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

Regular meeting Cosmopolitan Lodge
K. p, tonight. Important business and
work in third degree. +. G. Pierce, c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30

Rev. David Dempster. of the Presby-
terrain church, and Rev. A. h. Morris,
of the First United Evangelical ex-
changed pulpits Sunday morning. The
change was a surprise to each congre-
cation, as the fact was purposely UNI
announced.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31

vSab MIDI alter Greunb. Ser.
mann miro mid i6on periteben,
menn i6 linn iaee, oaS ourh 49,.
ollrh einen 3uioa oie Toiel
bier I'M Sauie it, nnb Elm 3ulon,.
mentreffen fir uns aae peinlih iein
miibte."
Ser11a1r mar allerbings eritalnt
lber Die Nnpeienbeit Ser @eliebteu:
bod ordngte eS i'm bel @ei.em nid,t
10 lebr gum Aiifbrud), als Den Goter.
D9abt ibr id)on BON ibr aeIpro.
Gen?" irlg er. nSie, Serr Vfar.
rer, molte id) bcionoers gebeten ia.
ben, meiltem Safer 5u ioaen, oas
Holel Der Siebe eines ieoeu Gbren.
mol,ncs miiroig iei."
Ger Sberfcrltmeiiter blidte finiter
81 gooen, m1brcno Ser Yiorrer iib
4 grocer Serlegenbeit befono. 60
6ern er fir Sen Sobn einaetreten
iuure uno oild) in gemiliem Gimme
Gatte ttatpetn men, 10 muBte er
oed) dub Ole 0t.;Oe oes @aters
odylcn.
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mic mcnig Gin ia INNER nod bie
Stlmmllng fiir Ieine 9iebe mar. God,
ea 9olt ia iein &0GiteS, uno baiiir
llllBte er audi ouf'S MeuBerIte fam.
pten. sd bin bereit, oeinem
MunIde 81 entipreGcn; bod Lab midi
5ipor Dir etlpas mittheilen, mas
boffentlid beinen gepidtiaiten 8runo
gegen meme Serbinb,mg nit Holel
gum 5aaen bringt."
Ser Sberforitmeiiter bordte ol,f.
Gr mare ia ielbIt gliidlih gepeien,
penn er rutr bate nSa" iaaeI
fGnnen.
sd fomme 10 eben ben Ser 81.
geuner Sene", bob Serm, 4 on. SIS
nlor ein IdJuerer Gen. Weine
abl;dt mar, lie 81 bei,.mmen, lid,
n-n Jiciel 81 trenr'n; i5 Bate mid
naiiirlif) 81 jeScm Cpfer bereit lin.
Cen laiien."
~uno mas iogte iie?"
nSP luW melfler Ib1Id)t entgege1
uno merfte iofort, no i6 binaus
nollte. Sic oenfe gar nidt ourun,
nit Ioiel 5uiammen 81 ipobnpn, iogte
lie; lie iebe ell, Dob oas nift an.
1ebe; lie babe ibren Blon idon gai13
beItimmt gefabt, ooron bringe iie
rjdlts ab. NM Ger i2i, nidt nit Hoiel
jglommen5ugeben."
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nrd) fiir ein.n 8rumo?"
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olten 6oritnranneS. ,0tun OenuL
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ge6e i'd hermit meme G~inpiaiouna
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31

Sebt gait es SIT banbcln rno cillen
red)t 'd)peren Sang 81 tbun. Ser,
mann mar entidloiIcn sur 3tgeltner
Sene 5I geben uno lie obne lin.
ld)mei'e 81 fru9er, pelhe Ibiiften
Tie tir Die Submit bese, penn Muiel
Ieine SraI piirbe. Ser Sberiorit,
meiiter bate olif Sen folaenoen Gag
leinen 9eI,ld) bel Sem Yfurrer dnaP-
iept, uno Sermam wolte, che er
'elblt bilnInter 5lu1 Soric gin1, Ben
beablid)ti9ten Song sur 3iggrncr
Gene tbirn. Gr miinidte fairmt,
NoIel 5u trefien; benn oieic miiroc,
belIen NOR Sermunn i~iber5cltgt, mic
ibre Ginlpiaigung geeeben huben 81
DEM Sd)ritt, Den er Dor bate. 90
lpenlg Siebe tie uild) 81 ibrer Wtut.
ter filblte, 10 mar tie lid ibrer Efli6t
Gegen Oieielbe bod lebboit beipuBt.
Sernann traf Moiel nid)t 81 Solt-
'e, alS er am mbern Gage bcflom-
menen Ser5ens bel beren Mtlitter eins
trat. IS iiberrielelte i'm bel ibrenl
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IeIten Gntibloiienbeit, nit ncld)er er
gefommen, mirDe er peripirrt nnb
lllt)te nad) elmer paiienNen Ginlei.
tllng. Gr mod)te Der Wlltter Ieiner
MoIel bod niht mebe tbirn.
pSbr iplBt", bilb er on, uoaB id)
felt entidloiien bin, Toiel an meiner
Srau 81 madlen; Sbr mibt audi bob
mein Gater, Der ionit sic @iite ielbIt
gegen MIDI lit, bis iebt oilf meinen
iebnlid)en @unif nift einging.
Srotbem babe ih ieboh Die Soffmung
nidt %perloren, ieine ginpiaigung s,l
.erlaneen, unO bas iebr boIO."
Sn Dem 8eiid)te Ser 3ieeuner Gene
5udte es auf. u@arum trott Sbr
linn benn ieine @inpiligune niht
ab?" fragte iie lauerno. rSbr ieib
ia Gi,er eigener &err, ieio olt genllg
5im Seiratben iino babt bie notbiee
@erior9uug. Sd meiB ipobl, Die
Goiel lit 5l arm unb Sn gering. Sd
femme Das!l"
vSbr irrt", eripiberte Sermam
aelaiien, rnlein Gater iiebt nid)t auf
armltb ooer Meid)tbnm; oieie Singe
entldeioen bel linn nid)t ben @ertb
bes aberdeen. Aber id) peroe mel,
mem @ater ~aeseniiber teilen Srot
llnb feline eisenmddJtiae Wetualt an.
penoen. SD mill icrne G%intpiliq.
ung erbitteL 'nno idy bofie baraui."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31
3iu1liteS Napitel.

Seit oielen Sagen bate Sermoml
it'd uid)t IN 10 leidter. frober Stim
mmN b%eTunoen. Sein &erirauelI
mur nurdD iene3 Wciprdb init Dem
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Mol Nciobt babe. b~artnGdig icit5lls
hultcn mo nidt lcin @cr5 mo lcinei
gSilleIl heterogeneous @rilnNcn Aern
al bcllgtl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31

Tic 3ige,ner Gene mlrmelte einen
Slild) 5mil6en oen 3dbnen.
rMaS pollt Sbr allo tbun?" fritg
lie bamiid). n@olt Sbr pieleidt
marten, bis Ser Site Die gugen
ldlieBt2"
Sermann begnnn bes Gaters ge-
oenten immer mebr an miiroigen.
Mit einem iold)en @eibe 5rlammen
5u leben, Oas milBte cine Sole ani
GrOen iein.
sd wiirbe es fiir ein groBes I'm
rcd)t eraGten, ollf Oen SOD irgelo
zines Menld)en 81 red)nen, mo Dos
nod Inn 10 mebr, iuellil eS I'M mel
ncn eiaencn &ater ii6 banbelt."
@ieoer 5lldte es bGbniid) iiber sic
garlti9en 3iIge Der Ilten. ga, mas
mollt Sbr benn tbin? fruge id) nod
ein Mol", iogte lie ungeoulbig.
p%orlalliia abmarten. Sof laBt
mid Die Sroge 5lriifgcben: @os ge.
oelltt Sbr 81 tbrn, luem mein Gater
leine Gimpiligrmg gibt mo ib Noiel
bcimiiibre?"
Gic 3igcllner Gene mlBte lire
polle Sclbltbe6errldyung 5u Siilie
neblncn, nm nid)t lout aufSulad)en.
Sic Olrhidlnute Den Sinn Ser Srage
lpfort.
vSeib obnc Sorae", cripioerte lie;
lid merOe Gi,h nidt belGitigen. 9ic
3iautncr Gene ipeiB redt gut, oaB Tie
ridt IN erer S1Is gebort", iiigte lie
baBpoa bin5u. uMlio OaS mar Giter
gan5eS Vcoenten mas nit mir
aniangcn? Seio MIR obne Gorge,
mIeoerbole i'd; ih 5iebe nift su
Gld). An Dem Gage, no Sbr Die
Gimuiaigung Gncres gaters bringt,
riiitc ib mid sur &eiic. 60 it's be.
'id)lolierL mo oaran Gnoert 9tiemanO
ctlpas bort Sbr's, Niemaub,
Elm iiir ollie Wul!"
Sermomn batte lid aul piel bar.
tern @iherItano gefaBt gemadt, un0
erleIdtert otbmete er alli, ais or biele
iiGer groBte Shmierigfeit aus benz
NeNc gerGitmt fab. Sett lebte er
icine &oiimug aui bcn Efarrer; Ser
mlIBte ole letten gcoenfen oes 9aterS
nieberiflagem.
9ic 3iaclmer Gene mar oqein Su'
liidNcbliebcn. MlS Sermam lie Der
ldiiclL itnnO lie IN iihtborer Grreg.
ING oni. Gle Gntideioumg nabt",
mmrmeltc lie, raider, uls id) bad)te.
I'D nil ali ale Safe geriftet iein,
nm ioiort IN ole @eite Siebeu 81 ton.
!itlL mcnn nleinc Mohc ouSaeiiibrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31
Sur sefaaisen 8ea@tans!

Scr aelbc 3ettel anf Ser
criten Scite Scs glattes gibt bas
Satum an, bis ST meldlcm Sasiclbc
beSablt lit. Sober Seier fam alio
Sarans cricbcn, Wie iueit CT 3ablung
Gclciitct bat. @enn Sas S%aranf.
ltcbcmoc Datum etiua 10 beift:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31
Joseph langsam, sl902
SL0WT0WN, NEB.

10 tit es gcratben, ben riifitGnSigcn
MISUNDERSTANDING balSigit eimsu-
ienben, oenn Die aOreie iolte fOlscn-
oermaRen lanten:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31
Henry Imnerprompt sl905
SCHNELLVILLE, OHIO,

mir cmpfeblem alien nniercn &C.
ebrtcn Geicrn Sas StnSium Sieies
tlcincn 3ettels, Mmb iulltcn Siejeni-
Gen, Die nit Der %e;ablnHg Ses
Slattcs i'm 6ititaube iimo, midt
lanmcn, ibrcr Eflidt nadlsmfommcn.
Seoer &cier, Der iciue 3citmng Gin
Sabr i'm @orams besablt, crbalt
einen Megcnsbmrgcr NarienfalcnScr
ais TrGmie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-31

IS modten bciuahe ndyt Gage nod)
icuem 0eiprGde imIid)cH Dem Sber.
irritmcillcr mo leinem Sobnc Der
~rlpllen ieiL ais Die heIocn MGmncr
pon cincm G%icuilgau9e 5uriidfcbrteu.
Sd)meigeno Ninaen lie neben %cinnnocr
mo mani brnlId)te teil id)urier Ng
pbadlter III LEM nm mubrjlncbmeu
pnB 9ei0c lid georiidt iiibltcn.
.SG geOente III Den nGdlten "a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-01
HEATbDENE TO take
CONTRABAND GOODS

The British tramp whaleback collier
Heathdene, which has been discharg.
Ing coal here for a week and a half,
left Saturday afternoon for San Fran
cisco. The vessel got her sailing or.
ders In hurry. She will carry con.
traband goods to Japan. The Heath.
dene Is not new to lodging the enc.
my's patrol, as she was blockaded by
the Russian fleet in the harbor of Yo-
kohama for sixteen days, and was car
rying contraband goods for the JAP
anese Government for year.
The Heathdene will probably take
on big cargo Of -four at San Francis.
co and carry 1t to the Orient. The
japanese war tax on -four goes into
effect on July /, and coast and eastern
shippers are rushing II across the Pa
enc as fast as possible. Hills big
liner Minnesota will take an immense
cargo OF flour on her next trip from Sc
attic, and the big freight carriers from
san Francisco are nearly all carrying
many thousand barrels of the staple to
Oriental ports. James j. Hill and Il,
II. Hartman may disagree about the
distribution OF Northern Securities
holdings, but they are one and INSOFAR.
able in their attitude toward market.
Ing American products In the Far
East.