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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
The PARADE
About 900 With Uniforms and Other.
wise Participated.

The result of the efforts put forth
by the Young Mems Mckinley club
recently was shown by the large num-
bers that paraded Monday night prev
ious to the meeting at the Auditorium
at 8 o'clock. The parade included aux
iliary clubs from Alliance. Massillon
and Louisville, who brought with them
bands and drum corps.
The Alliance delegation, GS in num-
Der, headed by the Alliance Manner
chor band led the procession. The
Alliance people arrived at about 7:15
over the Stark Electric lines. All
members of this delegation wore silk
plug hats. black topcoats, carried
black umbrellas and wore white
badges which bore the word "Alli.
ance." At the top of the badge was
pinned red carnation.
Next in order came the Massillon
club with 100 members led by a
drum corps. The delegation wore
rough rider hats, white double breast
ed coats and black trousers. They car.
ried spears upon which fioated high o
triangular pennant bearing the word
"Massillon."
Following in order was the Louis
vile club with $50 members, who
brought with them also a drum corps
They wore badges and carried cane
Following the out OF town guests
came the Young Mems Mckinley club
of Canton, about $50 members, 80 OF
which were uniformed
The locals were headed by the
Grand Army band and were led by
Member William Herbst who support
ed the old time banner of the Stars
and Stripes. Following the uniformed
members were 300 non-uniformed men
and about 200 citizens to whom an
invitation to participate in the march
was extended.
The parade was formed on South
Market street, the different out O.
town clubs forming on East and West
Seventh street falling into line In Or
der.
The parade marched east on Tusca-
rawas street to Cherry, turning and
coming back to the square, thence
north ON Market to Fourth, and upon
again coming to the square marched
out West Tuscarawas to Cleveland
avenue and thence TO the Auditorium.
Upon passing the Courtland they were
joined by the speakers and members
Of the executive committee.
During the course of the parade
much red fire was burned. Room was
reserved for the different clubs in the
pit of the Auditorium. Previous to
the speeches a half hour concert was
given at the Auditorium by the Grand
Army band.
The Magnolia club had intended to
participate. but owing to the fact that
proper terms could not be arranged
with the railroad company the mem,
bers decided that they would not
come.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
In a Glacier 2s Years.

In an almost perfect state Of preser-
yation. and easily recognizable the
dead body of guide named Nagi,
native of Aosta. Italy. who fell into
crevice in 1877 near the summit of
Monta Rosa. was recently recovered
from the ice.
Nagi was descending the mountain
in company with two Milanese Alpin-
lists when he suddenly disappeared. and
the cord which bound him to the 9TH
ers was cut by sharp piece Of ice. A
search party made many vain attempts
to recover the body.-London Mail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
SUIT CASE MYSTERY

Pittsburg. Pa. Oct. 30.-Superinten-
dent of Detectives Thomas A. Nc
Quaide secured enough admissions
from Morris Nathan, the young He
brew arrested for being implicated in
the death of Susan Geary, or Ethel
Durrell. the chorus girl of the "Shep-
herd King company, whose mutilat ed
remains, packed in two suit cases,
were found floating in Boston harbor
to warrant him in believing that the
mystery surrounding the case will be
cleared up in a short time.
While refusing to admit that he had
any hand in the girls death. Nathan
admitted that he knew she intended
having a criminal operation performed
and furnished the name of the female
physician whom the girl I'D him
was going to attend her during the
operation. Superintendent McQuaide
at once communicated with the Bos-
ton police and gave them the name of
the female doctor and II she has not
left the city is expected to he apprc.
hended today.
Nathan when visited in his cell at
Central Station by Superintendent Nc
Quaide, was the picture of despair and
cried during the entire interview. He
said he had learned from Miss Geary
that she was in trouble and she asked
his advice about submitting to a Grim
inal operation. Nathan said he warn
ed her against taking such course
but she seemed determined and gave
him the name of female physician
who she told him had agreed to per-
form the operation. Nathan stated
that she did not set a time for the
operation and that they had not talk.
ed over the matter for several days
previous to the night of September 3,
when in company with Eleanor Bar
ron the dead girls ohum and Rita
Marie. both of the shepherd King
company. he left her at the Subway
station lie said that when the girl
turned up missing. he had his suspi'
cions as to the cause but had no idea
that she was dead.
Manager Reinhold ard Stage Man.
agar Forest of the shepherd King
company, visited Nathan in his cell to
day ana tried TO comfort him. telling
him that everything would come on
all right but the prisoner did not
seem to think so and wept continu-
ously. 8. Kimeo. the japanese valet,
of Wright Lorimer, the star of the
shepherd King" company. at whose
room in the Hotel Henry Nathan was
arrested. also paid visit to the pris-
oner. Their meeting in the cell was
very touching. the Japanese kissing
! Nathan on both. cheeks and trying to
cheer him up with comforting words.
I The members of the company Sc.
cured the services of Attorney C!ar-
ence Burleigh, eX-distrlct attorney to-
day to look after Nathan's interests.
Nathan contends that he will put up
no fight but will go back to Boston
without requisition papers and is con-
fident he will be indicated of any
real participation in the death of the
girl.
During the day Nathan sent letter
to his parents in New York advising
them of his trouble.
The two Boston detectives who arc
coming to Pittsburg for Nathan are
expected to arrive at an early hour to-
morrow morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
French to Survey New Route.

City Engineer b. M. French spent
Sunday In the vicinity Of New Phila-
delphia and Canal Dover. The capi-
talists of that section are figuring on
another electric road through the
country thereabouts, and Mr. French
on Sunday drove over the propose I
route which he had been asked to
survey.-Salem News.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
Foraker viii Speak No More.

Columbus, o.. Oct. Ex-senator For
aker has informed the state commit.
tee that continued illness would pre-
vent his further participation in the
campaign. He has made only two
speeches this fall. Senator Foraker
is suffering from chrome Bright's dis.
case and his condition is serious.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
WOMAN is DEAD
HUSBAND IN JAIL .AS RESULT
OF QUARREL.
8oilerm akers to Strike-The Annual
Hunt at Zoar-Former Telegraph
Operator Returns Home in
His Private Car,

Kent, o.. Oct. 30.-As the result OF
quarrel with her drunken husband
this afternoon, Mrs. Harry Bills. near
here, is dead with q fractured skull.
Her husband, chainmaker at
Seneca CII.,u mUINs. Is IN jail on
murder charge. The couple have had
sixteen children, nine OF whom are
living.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
Strike of soilermakers.

Lima, o.. Oct. SO.-Owing to the ac-
quisition of the Great Central system
by the Erie Railway Co., President
Bunne, of the National Boiiermakers
union, has issued orders calling on n
strike of all boiler makers of the Great
Central general shops here and else
where.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
kino COT lIIa Enemv,s Job.

Alliance. Dot. 3O.-F. M. King today
began his work as right OF way man for
the Alliance. Akron and Cleveland
Electric railway. King some time ago
sued his wife for divorce naming
Mr.. Merrill in the petition. Merrill
at that time holding the same position
that King took up today.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
AN OHIO MAN
VIII Accept the Presidency of the
Detroit, Toledo g. ironton
Coal Line.

Cincinnati. o.. Oct. 30.-Local rail-
road circles we're informed today that
Eugene Zimmerman will accept the
presidency OF the Detroit, Toledo &
Ironton Coal line. He will also be-
come resident of New York City.
Henry b. Holllns, who is close to J..
Pierpont Morgan, met Mr.. Zimmerman
at Ironton today with other officials
OF the new coal line.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
The Annual Hunt at zoar

Canal Dover, o., Oct. 30.-Over six
hundred hunters and as many dogs
gathered at Zoar. six miles east OF
here. today in preparation for the
fourth annual meeting of the Tristatr
Hunters association of Ohio. Penn.
sylyania and West Virginia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
CLEVELAND MAN
injured In Trolley Accident at Pitts
burg.

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct so.-A Shady
avenue car Of the Pittsburg Railways
Co. was caught between the safety
gates on the Allegheny Valley railroad
at Twenty eighth street and Penn ave-
nue. and badly wrecked by a locomo-
tive tonight. The car contained six
passengers. two of whom were injured,
one of them being Herbert M. Wells.
travelling man, of Cleveland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
Returned in His Private Car.

Marysville. o., Oct. 3O.-Twenty
years ago Fred Fox. then a telegraph
operator at the old Bee Line" Of
fee, left Marysvhle to seek his for
tune in the southwest. Today h.
rode into Marysville in his private
car He Is now general superinten-
dent of the eastern grand division of
the great Santa Fe system.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
"scoTTY's" WILD RIDE
MAY CAUSE HIS DEATH

Los Angeles. Cal. Oct 3O.-The
back of Walter Scott. "Scotty" of
Death Valley was broken today while
he was making wild automobile ride
on bet of $3.50. Scott will probably
die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
TURNING OTHER CHEEK
a "Reminiscences OF the Mckinley Club
Banquet When Harding Was
Lionized.

Mondays Alliance Leader says:
THE nepublicans of Canton are
looking forward with spme curiosity
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-03
SCHOOLBOY SENTENCED
At HE Own Request to indeterminate
Term In Reformatory.

Cleveland, O., Oct. 30.--At his own
request. Ashton Collert. graduate OF
the West High school. was sentenced
to an indeterminate term In the re-
formatory by Judge Tilden today.
The young man pleaded guilty to
burglary. The corrt sentenced Col
lert to a term of from s to 16 years.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
MISUNDERSTANDING
!: Snlanbii9es. 8
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Suimois.
Suimois.

2ls NltGerion, Motor SnIpcf-
Tor Der SQiuoi5 Steel Gontponp, per
mn9liidtc ON ,. September III Den
Soutb Gbicngo-@ crten III Ihred-
libcr Wciic. Nit icltencr 8clItes.
acgcmport bate Der llnAliidIld)e Den
SoO Orrd) GlcttrofutiOn cinem nod
piel cnticblifcrcn Sobe in elmer Der
nit Qliibenocm Mctoll geiiilltcn
8rllbcn porgc5o9cu. Nnocrlon OBJ
Log chen Der gcfdbrlidcn Mybcit Der
Slnitonoiesm9 cincS Micicrfrohncs,
bcIien Nrm iif qcraoc iiber elmer
ioldcn @rltbe nit Dem iieoetoen
WfctaQ beia1D. EloBlif pcrlor cr
baS @leidgcmiht. Ger eln5lge
Stiispuntt I'M SoQen lpnr ein GELD
hencr cleftriiher Grobt, meldler Dem
Grubne Die Sctriebsfroft 6ufilhrte.
Ger abfoQenbe Wonn mari eilen
fliidti9cn Slif nlf Die l%dl1lllnenbe
Metoanlaiie tief inter ibm unh er.
foSte nit raidem GntinluB Den toht-
brinaenoen 9robt. Der Sob muR
iofort eingetreten ieill, uno Der cnt.
feelte aorper blieb auf DEM Srabt 10
Idnge bdn9en, bis Die Stromung ab.
ceIperrt plIroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
@iSeonEn.

- Eafoem er Dor einigen To-
gen bon eincm Sflnganfoa betrof-
len morben mar, ut jeBt IN Musfego,
&oufeiba Golntp, Yeter &ieau, haS
eritc in Wilmoufee County meiBell
Gltern geborene &inO, I'M Ilter bon
filnfunoadt5ig ,Sabreu %9eitorben.
&icou puroe i'm Sabre 1920 an Der
SteQe, no iid ieBt Der Wilnaufeer
Mithea Earf beiinOet, geboren mo
nnrb ipGter Ser Sdmager Des be.
rilbmten Wilmaufee'r Sioniers ga.
lomon Suneor. @Gbreno &ebterer
inncrbolb Der Srtidaft Wiluolrfee
iein @eidGit als r5raoer" betrieb,
batte Sieoli, iein Gonfurrent, cine
rSroOer" Spite ouberbalb, ober Sci,
DC troien lid ioit taglif IN Der gus.
iibulg ibres Werufs. Gieau bintel.
ldbt 5nei Sobne, @ilioro ". Sienu,
cinen IN WilDallfec mobnenoen Wfll.
iifer, ionic Saul Tieau in Wusfego,
in Oeiien Sauie Der @reis iturb.
Sie &r%autballern III Der I'm.
gegenb Don Hucirle mo aenoiba, ole
iett i'm Segriii iteben, lire &rout-
ernte cin5ubcimiell, peripred]en lid
elm biibihes Stild @elo bon DEM rel.
den Grtrag, benn Die Ereiic per
Come arout iteDcn ori S14. Gin
seine ar%outbotcrn bnben naeroingS
9ontrafte III So Die Come an SanO,
aber es limo MIR iebr penige al
3abl. Iui ~ein5elnen SelOern in
Der llnlgcgcnO bon Gocine mo Sc
noibn er9ob Der grtrag per @crc
SanO 80 Sonnen lebr giltes arollt.
Tie arnlltbonern mollcn Jest in Ta.
cine cine armltborie 9riinoen, nm
arout an aauier i'm Often ob5uiesen.
Is ioa fem &raiit cher pcrfollft mer-
Den, nls bis Die Grnte poqitdnoig
cingebcimlt ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
NinneSpta.

Nus sc Slieltr miro folgelloe
ieltianle 8eid)ifte aemeloet, luabr-
ideinlif POM bortigen Wtiin6bau'
len: Gin c%rituunlid)es N~aturnunoer
bot iid) Dieien CONNER ouf Der 6arm
bon gllpis Spronm orei Weilen DIT.
lid BON Der Stoot on eincm Neben.
fliiBd)en Oes Miinieiota Hiper poll.
5o9cn. Nuf oieies %9elpobnlid, 10
trGoe Dobin l1ppernOe 9Ghlein fam
i'm 6riibjobr our 3eit Der Sodflutb
ans Hono unO Sonb un0 erlallbte
iid) tieic Ginrilie in Die ll~ierlp1noe.
90 ollf an Der fru6tburen Sarm
Des bieocren 9llpis Sproom, Der am
llfer cincn prGd)tigen Sbitgorten an.
aelc0t bat. Ginige 9Gume muroen
bon Den Sllttben nit Den Wnr5eln
fortgcriiien unO inter Oiele1 NOR eirl
Mpfelboum nit Der &rone inl
Sdlomm ulb oen @llr5eln III Der
Suit nm llfcr itcben ge%blicbcll, uls
lid pos Bahleiu micoer ionit in ieirt
oltes 9ett 5llrilfQe5ogcn batte. liner
Sarmer botte iid) lueiter niht oarum
|gcfiimmcrt, ais linn zines lhonen
Wiorgens icine ainOcr ingtell, onB
Die 8ur5eln oes Eollmes poler
fiproiienoen gl1ttern mo Sliitben.
fnoipen bin9en. @r lad)te lie 5uerit
aus, lieB iid ober bod 'hlieBli6 be-
megen, noh5uieben mo iiDer5eugte
lid bon Dem merfniiroi9en Nutllr-
punoer. Die 3eit per9ing. ans ben
@ur5eln itlcaen Sproiien, ole gldtt.
hen entluidelten lid luic an norma.
len gGumen, ans oen anoipen mltr.
ben 8liitben mo 6riidte mo Jest
bdngt Der icltiome @ltr5el6num poa
bon ben if]OnIten, Der Heiie ent9cgen
ecbenOen Ncpieln, NO ole unoercn
9Gume bes Sbit9nrtenS an Mebl.
tball g%elitten mo foit feline 5riihte
ge5eiti9t boben. Wic man iicbt
forbcrt oos gcbcimnispole @oltcn
Der 9toturfrGite auf nod belrte in
nnlerem nildternen 3eitnlter mln.
beriome 9inoc 5i Gage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
8ant biuig 0noon.

Gcrlenlgc mag luobl 0enfen, biaio
bmon 9cfonlmen 81 icin. Der. nod.
benz er Scritopilulg mo llupcroou.
lidlfeit gebobt bat, nod, i'm Stonbc
lit ieinc @cilulobcit uolitGnbig nie,
Der ber6uitellcu. Atift5 miro Dies
tblrL mic u. Sings 9tep 2iic EiQS.
eiu ld)nclles oll2Cncbmes ulb lidcreS
Mittcl fiIr aopiucb, &~critopfung etc.
% Gcnta III :. ". Huetc'S Apo.
tbcfc, 56S Ntaiu StroBe. Dubuque,
Soma. @orortirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
SiuO Sic Ueriobt?

Serlobte Scute ioatcn lid erin.
nerr, oab piel Streit nod Der Sod.
3eit boburd) permieOen meroen faiir,
Dob ole Geroouulg nit electric git.
tiers III glltem StanO gebalten miro.
e. q. 9roWn bon SennettspiQe, g.
g., iogt: .Seit SSobrcn bot meme
Srou idredlid an Gpspcpiia, com.
pli5irt ourd) trage Sebcr. gelitten bis
lie hire St0rfe unn &roit pcrlor. uno
ein bloBca @rof hires iriiberen
Selbit muroe. Cam periufte lie
electric gitters. melfes ibr ioiort
bali mo tic i6lieBlid poailGnbig ge.
Juno modtc. Sic lit iebt Itorf unb
%ociun0." 81 baben in Der Slpothefe
bon :. @. Guctc, 56S Woin Cir.
3ubnQuc. Coma. Goruntirt. 80
Gents Der Sloidc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26

- 9niel lit, mic Die y3iiriter Bel.
tilng" i6rcibt, Die reifite StoOt Der
Shlpei5; inter $4,000 Giupobnern
5dDlte tie 173 WiaionGre. Bon tic
len iinb III einiade WillionGre, Die
iibrigcn 81 periteilern mebr oils 5wei
WiQionen. 9os 0eiommtpcrmogcn
Ger 9oieler WiQionGrc belGllit lid
aui 36SR WiQionen Sroncs. lire
Stcncrn oui 1.55S,905 TroncS.
Tas @eiammt . Stcuerfapitol pa.
icl's (cingcrcdnct Die SanOgcmcin.
oen) bctr1gt $751; MiQioneu Srcs.
9eim Observation-Disclosures Der.
ungliidte Der audi in lpeitern areileit
%betonmte 9orer, 9ilObauer bon
SolotGurn, inOem or bon cinem Der.
nntcrfaQen0cn Stein ~getrpffcit
mnrOe. Gr erlog Der erlittcnen
Sd)1oeliroftur. 9orer hot Elm
Sitter bon 81 Sobren erreidt.
Sn Sliibli i'm Stanton Sn5ern
wurocn lett lGilgcrcr 3eit Siibner,
iunge SGmmer mo Salen Don
s(blcrn geroubt, Die ibren SORT IN
oeu Sclicn Der Sd)rattenilub on ienf.
rcd)ter 6clsmanb, wobl 200 Dieter
iibcr Dem S6alc, nuiseldlagen bot.
ten. Gin jlingcr. frGitiser 8eieac.
Srioolin Hcnggli aus Sliibli, Der
ihon I'M Tronspual Trobcn icincr
aiibnbcit abgclegt, erbot iid, oas
Ncit oils5unehncn. 0rilb MorOens
brad cine 9lu5abl junger Manner
bon Sliibli ouf. Hengsli mar ans.
seriiitet nit cinem SSeuermebrbclm.
DER i'm segen Die ourd) pos Sell etrpa
abaclOiten Steinc idiisen ioate. fer.
ner nit cinem Sod, elmer inf M'ctcr
longen Stange nebit eiierncnl sSa.
fen. @oblacmuth lieB er iih Oos
Cell al Den lun Die Siiite beicitigtcn
@iirtel idlinaen IL. beganu nit bren.
MEMBER 5obofspieiie inn Wunoc ole
lebensaei6brlife 9nitiabrt, mGbreno
lefs Wnnn an Seilc So9en nnb felt.
lparts SdiIscn pcrtbeilt porcu, nm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26

lbn Dor Den Ingrifien Ser oltcl, No.
Ter 5u l6iisen. Hid)tig fam and
lcbr balo ell mohtieer IoIer bcron,
mel ober inter Dem mobloe5ieltcn
SfitB zines Ger Sdger. Sbcu fonn.
te lif llilr nod ein etlpa ad1t @ofeu
alter befiirberl, ba Das onberc ,sllnae
bereits friiber eri6oiien morocu
mar. Sunoertc bon 3uid)uucrn be.
obodteten flopicnoen Ser5ens port
Sbolc aus Die fiibne 9lufiabrt. Dit
Silfe Der Safenltanae erreitte
&eng9li enolid oas eriebnte 3iel.
Der illlge aolcr illdte lid nit oili.
aelperrteln SafenidnabeI segen icinc
Sefongennabme Slt pebren. Genaali
nlod)te ober fllr5cn Ero5eb uto itcfte
Den Ioler IN Den mitgebraften Sod.
SIN Sorlte logen aacrlei lleberrelte
BON Salen, S1mmern, !Siibncrn mo
8emsflscn. 9eim Ierlaiien bes
SelIenborites entitano Elm bnoritrou.
benoeS Sdluuipicl, Oenn Der fiibne
SnttIdiffer lpllrhc burd) oas icitpGrts
9e5ogene Sell III ldniugcnoc 9cpea.
nna geIebt. God 9ing alles aliid.
lid BON itntten. Ger Gin5ua in
6liibli geitaltetc lid 5lt einem Sri.
lilnpb5lge. Iic beiocn sbler morcn
I'M ailrbouie Der 8~egenitano 9robter
S~clpiinoerung Der gciaumnten Gin.
luobner. Ser iunge Ibler crbolt lid
S~uiebenbs.
9cr Observation-Disclosures Staal;.
ein @lrttembcrger, erihlua in 3ii.
rid init Dem Bell icine Srail, nit
Der er crit fur5c 3eit pcrbeiratbet
lpor. ilno ilid)te Damn Ourd) einul
Spruig aus benz Seniter lelbit oen
Soo.
Gin idlpercs ltngliid erciancte
,lf oiit bent Selbe 5piidelt Stetten
mo Dem Siilineer 9ergc, in Der
9tdbe Der Mieie. M6t Ycrionen ma.
rem NIT Grntearbeiten ~beid,Gftiat
itto ad)tcte1 faiiml ouf oos 0ro6enbe
8epitter. Ils es 5t itarf 81 req.
men begaltn, llften lie III elmer III
ben @ren5ip1f)ter. Sd,usbiitte llntcr.
tuntt. God foum befanbeil lie iid
IN Der Sd)usbiitte, oa id,lug oild)
ld)on Der 9lis elm, unb Die ganje
@eieaibaft lag an gooen, 9as In.
9liid, oas Der Slibid)la9 'ailserihtet
bate, par furhtbar. Die @ittpe
0nrlo mo Sungfrnu Yabtbnier
nno cln iun9er Mann Namens
Wirfler muren tobt, cine @rciiir
Narnens Tbilipp idmer, bier ,Srolleu
itlo elm MGodeu leid)t perlest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
Ne,u DOrr.

- Plus Ncm Dorf miro untcr 6cm
Gntum bcs g. September genleloct:
Giuen Scleg boiilr. onb Is mos.
lldcr @eiie tclepotbii6e SrGrmle, -.
5uio8en SrGumlc i'll Die 6erne oiebt,
~lieicrtc Sron @iaiom 8erriin, IN,
@nuic gto. 535 Sumbplot StroBc.
Srooflpn, lpobnboft. Sic crj1hltc
im Observation-Disclosures cine ielt.
lnmc @cidid)te. Tort NOR tic err.
ld]iencn, nm ole &cifc ibrcS in IQcn.
tomm go. decentralization uno BORT
olS ollnbetnnnt" bearnbenen 15iGb-
rl9en Sobnes @iaiom 81 reflomi.
rem.
Gic Wuttcr bat Ocn Zoo oes Sub.
mes 9etr1umt. genou 10 mie err iid er.
eienet bate, Der Sater beinobe chen.
10, obne cine abnrn9 5u boben. 100
lid) Der 8nobe beion6. WiQiom
mar am 4. Woi bon Sauie iortoe.
9anaen uno botte iih inter Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-26
QUINCY, ILLINOIS,


Hottermoiln, Der lelbit Den Magcll
lentte, flbr gegen @iener.9tcllitnbt
Dor Helt-Gbeniurtb moQte Die Sbae.
nanllte nit nnbcren Sraucn, nm Der
Staubmplfe 5li entgebeil, nod id)ncll
Die Strabe iibcriesen; Gottcrmnnn
brenltc 5lpar, ober ld)oll luar Die I'M
glildlihe pom cinem Haoe erfoBt mo
5u 9oocn g%cItleuoert porocn. Ger
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Ger &aiier bon Seiterreih bat
Oos 6um Sobe pcriirtheiltc Hnlib-
moroerpaar Ilois unb 2uonliQu So
leid) 81 lebenslanglidem acrfer be-
gnooigt. 9lllf Ole Nadri6t hin riei
gllois Gnlc'h aus: ,9cbcnslanalif.
9os lit grnSlif. 9tein, ih nil &C.
hentt perOenl" Nls Der Toriitenbc
iaste, oaB cine Sesnaoiauna nitt ob-
gelebnt meroen tonnc. idric &uleld)
sd bobe nidlt nm @nooc gcbetcn.
oos gibbs nihtl sd bin sum Sooc
perirrtbcilt iporben illo mil ucbenft
merocn!" Ser Woroer mlibte nit
@emalt IN ieinc 3eQe gebrod)t
meroen.
- Sieler Gage bcaab lid Der bon
ieiilcr @attin getremlt lebcnOc Wals
rer Gelif bon Eola in Die @ohnullg
iciner geihieOcnen sSroil, nm Gftcf.
ten abptbolen. gci Der iyroll befull0
lid aerooe ibr @rloer, nit ipcldcnl
Gelid IN eincn @ortuedlcl gerictp
linO Den er init cincm Tepoluer be-
orobte. 0ie 8attiil oes Selif Id)lluJ
iif ulbcmerft Don binten oil oicIeil
beron uno cntriB ihn Die @offc,
morauf tic Orei SdiilIc ui,f ibreil
Wonn ubgob, Der olsbalo perltlec.
Die Wior0erim bette lid mie elm nil.
Dcs CHER iiber bic Geid)e gcpor'cn
uno b~carbeitete oiciclbe nit cirlenl
9oldmelier, inbcm lie id)rie: Bette,
ih bobe seibworen, oein Slut 5u
trinfen, nm mill ih alid) mein Wort
balten!" 0as @cib fonnte MIR nit
Der groBten 9nitrengung bon Dem
9eibnam entfernt weroen.
- Gpr Ginger 3eit fubr Der So
jGbrige Vudbinoermeilter Sngo
Eaito5 nit Der Sampf.S ramwap
bon Sloribsborf na@ @roB.Gngers-
BORT, Inn ieinc BORT luobnenoe 6rail
az belnd)en. gr wor etnaS onge'
trinfen mo iebtc iih allf Die oberc
aallte Der 9rnitpebr auf Der Eloi.
form bcs Waegons. TlOblid) befanl
er ourd eineu ~Suidaiecn Sud bcS
@oagons bos llebcrscpiht mo
~itiir5te 6piitcn Ole bcihen Mog9ons
oes Grains. Wobl lpllrbe Der 3ug
balo angebaltcn, ood) iuorcn Ihoil
Die MGoer iibcr Yaita5 binpeggc-
rolt mo botten i'm uiii Der Stcllc
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