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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06

insy unchanged Spring patents s. soese e5 wIn ter
Ps Clears g 81 winter sa R winter &
Is 20 and sxtr No winter g sSs S. choice agE !, a
ooRNMGA sqosffd' ,.a Kiln os aglss
Fine white yellow 81 25i coarse 81 1901 II FhEp
Western nr sity firm quoted Western sPring slI 8oi
50 20 Dune .hipn,sna: city sic 80 lsui1 $40
@acsi niddling SSsS24 20; req Gos 50 M ri h'ny
GHETNN Wis T-The coarse o wheat prlceg was
west which proved to be directly contrast
voahe reports lately received from that section an me
ensed IN the southern part and that conditions were
weather excellent eli parts OF the winter wheat
belt but showesy in the Northwest athough this faos
easier ALSO on the crop positions although firm az
times on July owing TO bulsh ssisL n
with SO 600 bushels last this including S29 sss in
exception Of small rally when the visible supply dscrease
Of L093oOO bushels appeared and on nuylns or eeOs
start finish. closing Il to &c net lower Not only
eeor iaSe so 90 a net ed y b9sheis
pared with 9l52eoo bushels the previous Week saa
DAY Paris closed partly Points ss! net sgas a9e sTSa
shswed rreguaIity Closing as follows: No red o2
elem and 8 s. Sc cay aoat n3 nobi 80 b
CoRNActive covering shorts by people who sold at
corn market yestsday From he low level reached
after the opening the price had steady advance OF e
hour sympathy with the heayness in wheat Final
prices In NewYor were net gnehanged Inc facs saas
the neFyousness among shorts during The day at
caicago than expected decline Of I'd In cables
supply $4,000 bushels but the market
Ss' oss5:4 s1 "a 1sst s SSSg
Nc T bng Ct ana oas NO at he West though
and professionals, partly following tae corn
and they Very steady s s5 Locally
was aqS Sa as fS8Ws M an Dpa White s64o b.
tS4oc RYENorninal BAfSLY g-- .i dull
Feeding quoted 44Ao Q New-York' and mating
k6G52c C ( Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 5-cATTLB-Receipts,2 3 600 head; mar
steady lower good to prime steers 90 eoSo 20
poor to medium S4GS5 40; atockers and feeders 95g
s5 COWS So 5ogS5 heifers So 5o9S5 q eanneTs 81 9oS
cepts $1,000 head steady srong mixed and butchers
heavy 81 6o6$5 25 light IS 309s5 42a bulk Of sales
So SOg$5 80 SHE25P-Recepts. 1SceO head; steaay
mixed shorn Sc 5Ogs4 20; native lambs shorn. 81 80
Kansas city June 6.-CATTLE-Recsipts. 1a,40o head,
including $500 Southerns; market for natives srey 70
do Lover * 3es2o fo oeF s Soo 81 @ M
goqthsrn s. seSs so ,9fhs . Gsws
& 5g$5 bulls. 90 1884 50: calves. sa9s5 80 HOGS
Receipts. $500 head market steady TOP = 30 oulk
s5 q ss and ssts & i5ass s.
steady native lambs IS 509sT So western lambs So TS
81 85 and yeatlings 81 259S5 Is; Texas and
clipped yesrngs 81 29S5 49, Texas clipped sheep 81 20
ga So: stocters and feeders. 50 5oGS4.
s. y aohsn 5 s. qast fait 70 sSa
s s. g 6o$S sS so 5qGaS SHEEP steady
East Bu1alo. June S-CATfLE Receipts. 1900 head
prime and shipping sog ro2d butchers steady g sF99 a.
batchers 81 soas5 So: heters szs5 S. COWS 1904 b0
bulls. $685. co. sooksrs and feeders, 90 s4 Boz stock
hcifers 81 T5gs 6o fresh COVE and PrtnEers steady %
sd9i sna ssasS Z 5osg g.
head active shade higher heavy and mixed IS 50TS5 g.
eogS 20; gsz T0sEhH e Ss4 ed
lambs strong lambs. 81 SoSss % Jew, SO co. year!
81 7B: sheep mixed. 81 boGSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
READING SYSTEM.


LIBERTY STREET AND SOUTH FERRY Cline from
South Ferry minutes earlier than shown Below
EASTON, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND -MAUes5f
CtiUNK-z4OO IT'S (Easton only1 80 A NJ. l2o 40
1 9S 10 40 sI Las9 on Snly p NJ Sundays H4'o a.
wILREsBARRE AND scRANToN--s4.oo $40 A re-
I-ssKgWeoD, I.2SEfiuhsr roNs RIVER AND PAE;;S
Lakeh1rst ono. 40 P NJ Sundays, 7.0o A Ii es.AS
AT Ts44f CIT9.s Q 4 u, $50 N W..
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROWN,
$40. i1.so A NJ. as. iso Ss5. ass, AS s.ao 6sN
uo5o P "a Sunday. except Ocean Grove Aso A. M'
ATLANTIC HIDs sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BCH-I
EAST LONG BRANCH. 400. $50, $50. u9o y Nd,
siS s6 1882 q 90 y Sundays eco 4 r. Zoo y Va
St. e.5s 4. NJ. 1890. 800. 4i5 P. 81. sundays. as
z, M. LOO 7.45 P. NJ Lsav. Pier 10 y; r. Cedatl
st 10 20 A. n and leo s45, 4 70 r II sundsSA'
pI ILL tE1pING TERIfN4Gss0 rei
sSS lsS0 so t5G fsd0 i4Ooi fiS6. 500
24itH AND c.HEsTNUT- STRETCHES. ts.oo .IocSl
si2o0 A NJ, '2.01 t'4oO. $500. 100 p n, '121s
i s, y !. APP " IS 1000 'l,O
RExpiNe. HAREhBURG, PoTTsvIILE AND WILL
IAMsPoRTIll4oo s425 ts9os litss10o goSS@ 90
Sunday tSundays only. +ParIor only. Iva Tama-
qua. xSaturdays aExcept Saturdays.
pal xs4 1900 1859 Broadway 1s2 Ave- 2si 5,n
2o Union West 279S Third Av.. 23 West l2ot
245 Columbus AVG. New York sa2 s43 s44 $40 Futon
St.. BroeklynI 800 Broadway, williamsburg. New fork
Vice Pres and Cen HIsr Gen. Pass'r AgsEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeT-Yprk- Juna D. 1910.
COFFEE-The coffee market Continued quiet The
opening to-day steady unchanged 10 points lower
November. A lew buying orders caused partial
Of points little later toward the close the
market easier under Light Offerings, supposed TO be
against lower firm offers from Brazil and the market
closed steady. unchanged a positions except May,
which was points lower Sales We're about 1900 bags
Cables reported little change in conditions abroad HavTe
was unchanged to . trase higher. and Hamburg vas
unchanged. Brazilian Rio %
refs higher and Santos unchanged Receipts were
moderate. line with expectations the two}pors
getting 5000 bags. 9o00ast year while the IN
terror movement seems TO be slight expanding though
sufficiently point to any material receipts from the
new crop The gRot market vas quiet with quotstons
deliveries in the United States for the week So I'll
bags. against f2556 last week and 10 last year OL
the reported 51172 bags. Santos
receipts for the week aggregated $1,000 bags against
5000 last week and $1,000 last year Receipts at RIO
agEreg3ted g. 900 bags aganat y coo last week and
States during the week and 5000 70 Europe Santos
Europe Receipts Bahia for the week 200 bags;
present stock 2ee00 bags recount showing decrease
OF 5000 bags
The contract prices in the local market to
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
Citations.

RERLIN, SARAH M-THE PEOPLE OF
the State Of New York, by tho grace Of God free
independent. Agnes c. Turnkey. Mrs julia Bar
nard, Anne Garvfn Mrs Catherine ingsrsol David VII
Garvin Thomas Fetch. Fred Smith Horace smith
welthe A. Teller William NJ stillwel Caroline 3 ssisE-
well, Sarah a. Batty, Margaret D. Baum Ge99Tss ~.
F. Lockwood Michael D. Kitteruan. Belle Bloom Jane
B. Van SAINT, Elizabeth Felch. in care OF Rev W; T.
Anderson Committee Louisa j.. Hoffman. Adelaide
Slmonds Caroline Ely, Eugenia Campbell. George Z
Gleason Fred I. Gleason Louis A. stilwelI James ~
Lockwood, Louis Fnugerss Bshop Julia D. L s
Mrs Louisa l. Garvin. Annie stillwell, Raymond
by cited and required personally 70 be and appear peer
our Surrogate Of the County Of New York at the sur
rogates Court said County. held at the County Couf
House in the County of New York. on the 1th day o.
Tuv 1905 at hslfpast o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day then there to show cause why ths oece
admitting Will and Testament OF sarn NJ Se
lin deceased probate in the Su1rogates court new
YORK County about March 22nd, 1904 should not
be revoked why petitioners should not nave sn
and SUCH of hereby cited as are under tne
age Of tventyone years required TO appear py
Guardian II one IL you have none 10 appe
ana anp1y for one appointed IN the event OF
your NEGLECT or failure TO do guardian VIII De az
pointed the Surrogate to represent and act Aof you
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal Of the
surrogates OF the said County q New S9T 70 9
hereIIrto afnxed. Witness Hon, FRANK 7 t-
OF New Tori the Of May In the year or our
Lord ono thousand nine hundrea ana nv.
isl JAMES n DoNNELLY. Clerk OF the suffo-
Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
new YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD Ar

4th Ave, follows
BOSTON New London and Proyidenoe-f4:5o
IslSGSSo .s t5H0 .,i e. ~ ia" 'H0s 'ss'00
BOSTON. via wniimantic-tSs:0O A. NJ. 1880 P. III.
sII:00 p. d.
FITCHBURG, via Putnam and worcester-t3:oo p. NJ
LAKEVILL.E and NoREoLk-ts:e0 A. NJ, 1881 ?. n.
CT. BARRINGroS. sToCKBRIDGE LENoX. PITTS
wATRRBpRY and W1NsTEn-tt:6o. $500 tfs:Oo
JIe:O2, ttl0:o2 Ito Waterbury, a. t1:O3 IA 30
ii6:0l. ts:oo. 1900 Ito Waterbury P. NJ
offices at cCsrand Central Station and c125th
St, also at eee e2e1 11s5 elisa Broadway % Park
Ave $40 Madison Ave West 10Th ST.. 7ss Third
Ave. Brooklyn. c342, $50 Fulton St. $50 Broad
way E. D.
.raiIy. Except Sundays. isundays only. Istops at
I25h St xStops at 125th ST. Sundays only tParlor Car
Limited IHas dining cParlor and Sleeping Car
c. T. HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pas: At
O. n SHEPARD,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Isvsrpool June --Gosnr-wHEAT-sgot ncrinali
e;,yrsa easv, ry ss 5isd September ss fhc; pooer
Der. nominal coRNspot hrai American mixed. al
-canadian. nr1, ID. Froun-st Louis fancy winter
~ sssss ia BEEF hrm; sxtra india msssx srs od
fpoRg duIi; prime rass western eos ga HAs1s-shor
cut 70 to 80 e eos 6ai abort rin 70 "a n as
IS 20 81 n, a2s long clear mid
dies heavy IS TO 90 ~ 49, sheg. si'er h9os 70 e 20
T1psSIlsze II 50 Is n quiet es, LARD quiet; prime
western in tieross sas Cd Amertoan refined, In pals
nss a. BtTrrI.r nominal CHEESE easy; American
nnes, white old 5ss; asa American finest col
nred old 5os; asa TALLOW-PrtIQe city,
steady a3s TuRPlNT tND-spiTits strong, 6as. EosIN
9rna2g ssrsTs i y t g., III sa's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

IavvrpcoI Juns g. p n.s--CorroN-spot quits prtaes
ncnfs higher Arnerioan nidainE. fair 615i: reed
riiddnE Assd middling. .o'di l2w raddng = sgd;
ordinary ADD ordinary. s1od, Ths saos OF tho
day 1000 bales. Of which 800 were for @
beiss Including 81 roo Futures opened quiet
ana steady and closed Irregular; AMERICAN middling
G. June s5ld, and July se1d: July and August,
i5d; Angus. and sepsmber. oodi September and ooo.
Der October and November, 4bod; November and
December Aid; psosnher and Japuary 4sia; January
cad 1prii. S.S%d, AID and Xsy, Aos4 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
NAVAL STORES.

ng -,s-.e. for rosn remained firm, with prices un-
obenS.d SPIRITS turpentine quiet and shade
machine made barrels queted at So5Ao lar
was steady to full prices We 9ios;, =
& En gastE-Common 10 good strained 81 49, 70.
"a az. r 81 4o G, 81 45; 81 70: 50 s0 H. 20 so'
~ s6 co: n S. so; w G. Sc o. and W W. 80 70
STOCKS ON HAND.
SPIRITS tilrpenne. bbls al
Tar. bbls....-.'...
vvu-,,r+on Tune 5-Sp!rits turpentine steady,
nchanred Receipts casks Resin. arn IS 1oi re
aI4s III Tar firm 81 50; receipts, g. Crude tuF-
enfIne firm, So S. and 50 So; receipts 1884,
Cnareston1 1Gns ss 70: D. So s0 q So 90; 3, 81 q,
81 10; T. 81 soi K IS os; n Sc 20; n s. 40;
N Rs., no oninal IS receipts
eesPas' bne-ts 3i27 Quoted g soi g. 20:
81 81 e. ~ s n. s9 VI. s. 81 a. - ~
fsndon, June 5urpentins SPIRITS Us ., "na' 7-N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
prices In the local market to-day

The market spot c9tten e1essd 2ieS and a az
yo1nfs lower on basis OF $500 Tor
and csc for niddlins Gulf southern spot sr
s Ri baies Baltimore nominal at s3zo augusta
auie uDchanged sac: sales <o7 bales MSbts seha
100 bales savannah qulsts
snaes at sac; sales go bales St Louis steady nn
La,ssS 81 Sl6c: sales $50 bales. NsW-IleaIH
sHsneeG r al SIC; sales 100 bales Wilmington stea9s
tas At 1eusto to tseo bales assiass SoSs oS
os7 last week and Sue last year, ana a. .Ne%
orleans 900 10 $500 bales. against 02SS last "e ~
se4 last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

DuraIo Jun. B-FIOUR-Strong; fancy blended petennI
Sc: fancy spring patent Sc; winter family patent 80 20
winter pastry S. bakers spring patent 81 sp5 s "a
corn 17c OATs-steady; No white aoci no o 70
SsSc Canal freghts steady: wheat s1ac oats gao 10
New-York
cn,ea.n Inn. hTn, Ieedins futures ranged as foE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06

C0nee cables: Rio-Coffee market steady; No 4 RIO,
zS625 10 1-16d receipts 1000 bags; stock,
1872 600 bags SantosCoee market weak: good average
Santos 1920; receipts 1000 bags; stock 100000 bags,
Hanlburg-Cofree market opeFtd unchanged to pig
higher; net unchanged; at net
unchanged TO 4 pfg higher; sales 1000 bags HaITe-
franc higher at II N unchanged; at 8 D m unchanged
TO 4 franc higher $50 p unchanged sales 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
The statistical position follows:

COTTON-The cotton market fairly active but
acted unsettled with buying curtailed
appearance favorable weather in the, South and
parts active demand for cotton. thus eav
Ing the market suspectble TO the operations Of large
professional interests who exerted steady selling
against it after the opening advance and caused
sharp break IN prices The opening was firm at an ADJ
vance Of 1922 points active coNoIi$g little
support buliish encouraged BY the higher
cables: Liverpool, about uDcE@eged
point lower. eaS points higher at the hour OF the
cables said that American
largely responsible zoe the advance II SO
make selling basis here Tor after he
initial advauce had increased couple Of points
local bear interests became heavy sellers and pces
Welded readily. point reached In tie sfer-
noon, when active ronhs showed net loss OF about
ering and the Anal .1a steady at the net decline
OF futures were eStnateo a. sVOoco
bales Large spot Interests were credited with buying
during early trading here but private ahyiess from
and the ocaal Southern spot markets IN
ehanved 20 nc lower generally unchanged EXports f9
the day FULL but port receipts are also running very
heary as compared With last and stattic On NE
whole are attracting very little attention Private wires
tom the South continue bush. but after the early a-
ices some Southern houses had selling orders IL the
local market
The range Of prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
,,,-. .. r.,-.. and interior towns to-day compared
.soGtp's - ia.t week and last year:

ton Frohaare epecal LIVERPOOL cables: Spot cotton
ieti sales 1000 bales speculation and sSpoFT
,afrcsn 900; rlid6lng upland. Esd futures
adv point higher and points higner p "a
ant POSITIONS; closed irregular, net 500 penis
ne praae-Jiy and Juiy-August. 4b1d;
October-Noverber. Abod; SoEetn-
- Teceraher and Deceber-5anuary. AID; JanuSryte
rSsry 452d; February March, 45sd; Aarcaaprl zSao:
.-rf NAV 4 1Si Manchester-farns quiet ano ffn'
Cloths the higher price asked checks business
pr ORR AND MEAL-The -four market vas extremely
oai yesterday. owing 10 inSlspos9n TO tIaae on Per
t.Sh rrtos Of ard refuse MIKE coLiceS
sf5rs Buyers. the other hand. are conservative io
prefer 10 Pursue policy, with anelpa
lion Of lower prices in future. Sales were con
20 srne patents and strights Quotations nom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06

7.55, s25.s r. lass 2lo Gas
"congressional Iinited'D. 1925. .425. .4s5. $40
1926. 1885 (ss.25 Con ressonaI Linited), 'S2S.
.1.25, s4.55. s.2s p. m. 1910 night -.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-12.55. $50, +'2o p m, lz-iO
a. m. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-'s.2s a. and s.a5 p m
sEABoARD AIR L1NE-12.zs p. and 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-'aas p m
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RA1LwAY-7s5 a. m week.
FOR OLD POM coMFoRT and NoRFoLK-1.55
a. m. week-days. s25 =. IN. daily: -,
ATLANTIC CITY--9.55 a. and 25s p. m week
days Sundays, '7.55 a m.
CAPE NAY.-12.55 D. m. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK (North Asbury Park
sundays, and Point Pleasant (3-30 a. m from Des-
presses and Sortlandt STREETS ony SO &
Branchl, and 1855 weekdays sundays, s-Zes
s25 a. M and ass m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos 525. .755. $685. s55. .ses. .tsss .s.bs .t1o25
SIS s55 la5 .ts5 .tss t.fsss tor North r6iis:
North Philadelphia cnly) p m, 1910 night week
days Sundays. SOS. 1856. SIS. '925. 1855. ss5
.ti026, .Io65 a m, 1926 .1255, 'l5S. 1926. s9s'
500. s55 T65. s.25. s.25 (s.55 Tor North Phiadel
r,.,,.! Dining ming Car: Extga,face train -,
1872 Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST. 2e3 Fifth Avenue
corner 2Sth STU Astor House. and stations named
above Brooklyn. S42 Fulton Street Fulton strss
$50 broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Station
The New York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination.
Telephone '54S Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad
w. W. ATTERBURY, r. WOOD,
General Manager. PasSr TRAFFIC Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-yorx. Juns ., 1905
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
@iSeonTn.

= Sn cinem groBcn aoitbuilie III
IN Wiluoilfee brnd) Nohts Elm Sen.
er aus, wobci mebrere Terlebungcn
porfamen. 9aB Dos llngliif nidt
GROCER lpitrbe, peronnft moil Dem
2~5jdbrigcn 9eutidcn Seib, Der iid)
crit ieit citem Snbre in bieiem 2oll.
&c befirloet unb bel Der Gettung Der
aoitgdnger tbotfrGftig eingriii. Gr
mofte bon ieincr 'Sbnt gar fem
G%ufbebens lrnb mcinte, Die onocren
2eilte bGtten baiielbc getban, menn
lie niht 10 crrcgt geneien moren .Gr
ermobnte Iie, melhe iid) an ber,
Senltern bes obercn Stodmcrfs per.
i1mmclt batten unb Miene mudten.
oui Die StruBe 5l i%pringen, Dies
nid)t St tbun, uno trltg einen Der
WGnner ouf elmer id)nca herbcige.
bolten Seiter b%inunter; Gin Inoerer
DER Die 3uriidfunft bes &ettcrs
nid)t errpnrteu fonnte, iprong bi,taf
mo id)lug beitig nif Den SeitenmeQ
aui. Seib bcgob lid oann III bas
Sorls. no er Die Sbiiren 81 Den per.
peri6icbcncn 3immern perIdloiier
inno unb JIG nit lcinem 6i,Be ein'
iiicb. Siini 2cutc tritg or Sonn IN
boS Sreie. Seinem Willtbe unb lei
ler &altbliitigfeit lit cs 81 pcroan'
fen, boB nidJt mebrcrc Der aoitsGn'
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lit in Der Staot Wilpoilfee oils Mn'
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1T grob unb frditig gcbaiit, obcr
bate SGpicrigfeitcn, lid Den Scn'
ten, Die CT rettcn polte. peritGnolid
81 mud,en. bo or Der cn9liidcl
Sprod,e nod nidi m1d)tig lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

fen. Ils elm @obltbGtcr iob, nit
pelder Sfnc1igfeit Die Summe Sii-
nabm, falIfte er einen BeerGbntb.
plas i'm 2inoen Sill &irdbof gu
Nibble Siaage out Gong Ssianh, in
pel6em bret 3eitungsiuneen ibre
.leBte &ubeitdtte finben neroen. l1nb
bort tp,ir6e oils Griter Der iest Ser.
itorbere bonn 9ellepre. Spipitol aus,
5ur lesten Hltbe beigeieet. Fem
Sarge folgte cine 8utihe, in meIher
Der @obltb1ter uno ein @eeleiter
Flos genommen botten. Tas 60
mite Der 3eitunssiunscr ipor in
eiuem Sobn5uge porauseegangc,,
Inn Soften 81 iparen, oa nit Dem
itbrig gebliebenen 8elbe elm 0rob.
item gefauft nerben iol. Im oar.
ouffolgenben Sonntog id)miidte cine
Gn5nbl Der 3citungsiungen bas
8rab nit 9ll,mcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

fam, mltBte lie mabrnebmert, boB lie
auf bent fleinen @eien Log unb es
eritidt bate.
9robes Yed bate elm beiir.
loubter @efreiter Der Sdyustruppe.
Mm gobrbof in 9prtmunb traf er
eii,en gleiffaIs berrla,tbten Snfan.
t"eriiten, Dem er iif anihloB. Huf)
einiser 3eit e%ntiernte ii6 Der Snfan.
ieriit, angeblif), Inn Elm 8ebiirfnib
al perriften. @r fam ieboh niht
miebcr 5rriid, llno MN entbedte Der
@efreite, boB linn iein Yortemounnie
nit 200 Marf ~geitoblen poroen
mar. 9of Elm lluslif fomrlt icltcn
ulein! Infer @efreiter pilroc MN.
mebr bon eineut Gipiliiten, Der Dos
Geridminben bes Snfnnteriiten be-
obaftet batte, angefprDhen uub ELM
eelaoen, init inn in iein 2asis 81
fommen. 9ieier ginlaSins :~leiitete
Der iest mitte1cie' @efrette syoIae.
Sp1ter in Der Wadt mlrbe er mod
llno nabm ipabr, oaB Der Gtpililt Der.
Ihmunoen mar un6 Die p~olitGnoige
2ropen : Uniform miteenommen
bate. Sn Gipilfleibern beeab iid
Der gefoblcne aif bic Srde nnf)
benz Siebe, unb es gelans nit Siilie
Der YoliSei, oieien 81 ermitteln uno
felt5unebmen. Gr mar in Der Uni.
form oes @efreiten in Den Birth.
lGaften umberitolSirt. Ma6 Gm-
piong ieiner llniiormitiide fehrte Der
Sbuetruppen : 8efreite ,oem iIueait-
lid)en 9ortmlnb Den Hiiden. Ter
biebiifc Snfunteriit lit bisber niht
aefaBt morben, or lit, lpie iif nad)-
trGglif berousitcQte, bon leineml
5ruppentbeil bciertirt.
Gin grGblider llngliidiaa er.
eienete lid IN @rpbidreen. Gin
t~7idhriger iltngcr Wonn Namcns
Sertling nobm, Inn, Spaecn 5li
ihicBcn. Gin ulte %perroitetes 8eipebr.
Sos 9erpcbr platte ilnb Der SduB
orong Oem jungen Wann IN ben
Sppt. Ger 9opt lpllroe a%liseinali-
bergerihen. Ter Soo trat auf Der
Steae cin.
Iuf elmer @ieie in Scr NGbe
Der YaBitraBe purbe Die 2eid)e Oes
@eremanms &arl anura bon @ott-
rop gciunbcn. Is bat lid beranS.
geItellt, baB Der Seritorbene in Glen
nit einem ieiner aoitg6nger, So.
bann @onod]a, eilten Gehtsnnpolt
ar"fgciud)t bat uno oann bierher 81.
riidgeiabren lit, unb Smor III 9eelei.
tung oeS a~oit9Gngers. 2esterer lit
mad Souie gefommen uno bat an.
eegeben, DaB anura in @iien eeblie-
ben lei. Inter Dem oringenoen
8eroofte, ben 8nura ermorbet 3u
bobell, ipuroe Der aoitganger per.
baftet.
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Snr1 9pnan,tt sercttet.

9ci eincm groBen Serer niro oft
ein StoOttbeil baburh gercttet, bab
man cinen SlGd)enroum oltrd) Ipna.
nit l1ubcrt unb 10 Dem Seuer Die
S6ronfcn ireat. Ilid bel lNand)em
Sllten fiiblt man, III Irbetro6t
ociien 3abigfeit, ais Oh mr. Ipna-
nit belfen fointe. 3. Z. @rop BON
Calhoun, Ga, id)rcibt: rMfeinc Sralt
botte einen iebr idlimmen Sltiten,
ipelher lie oes Hofts nid)t ihlaicn
lieB. 3mei Ier5te fonnten ibr nit)t
belfen. Sic nobm Damn Or. Sings
Ncm Discovery gcgen Sdminoiudt,
SllItcn unb GrfGltlangen, meldbes
i6rcm Suitcn 9inoerung bradte,
S6lai perid)aiftc uno lie enblih fiji.
%rirte." Cine gGn5lin miiicnihait-
life alir fiir SalsbrGine unb Ga
Grippe. Sn :. ". Huetc's Apo.
tbcfe, 656 Wain Strabc, dubuque,
Soma, sit 80 Gents unO $1.00.
Garantirt. Erobeiloi6cn frci.
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Observation-Disclosures
8 SmlamDii9es. 8
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GaIttornteU.

Sn Gbutes Garf IN Cos @nee.
ks ipurhe am 10. Woi Der &uitidif.
fer @iGiam, als err in einem 9nllon
IN Die Sobe iteigeu ipoQte, gegeit
einen Selegrapbenpfoiten eei6leu-
bert irno 10 idper perlett, Dob or
baS @enuBtiein perlor. @r mar
aber am Sn1ihirm ieitgcbunoen,
ipesbalb er nid)t obitiir5te. @Gb.
reno Der 9nGon ifneQ III Die 6ohe
ftieg, hing Der 8orper bes bepitbt-
loien WouneS bernb, Sim Shreder
Der 3uifniermeugc, melde gcfom.
men mar, Inn lid Die 6obrt or5u.
febcn. SnbeB entipif bas @os utO
Der 8alon innf in Der 9tdbe Dcs
Rorfs langiam bero6. Worton
f~treifte babel Die 3peige zines Bait
mes, bod trltg er feline meitere Ser
Iesrne bopon. Wat bradtc i'm
nod eincm Soipital, no er bolo mie-
Der 5u ii6 fam. Seine SerleBlln-
gen iirb nidJt gefabrlidJ.