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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-12
STATE PRINTING.
The Contract Will be Awarded Next
Tuesday.

At a meeting of the State Printing
Commission held yesterday in the
Governors office, it was decided that
not be awarded until next Tuesday.
Those present were the Governor,
Commissioner of Labor and Printing.
Attorney General. Superintendent of
Public Instruction. Auditor. Treasurer
and Secretary of State.
The bids contain itemized state
ments, and there is involved in their
consideration careful study and it was
determined that sufficient time should
be taken to insure there being no
mistake.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-12
AGAIN POSTPONED COURT CALENDAR
Civil Cases That Will Be
Tried at the April
Term.

The calendar for the April term OF
Wake County Civil CouGt as pre-
pared by the Calendar Committee OF
the Raleigh Bar is as follows:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-12
Returns to Rocky Mount.

DR.. Butler returned to Rocky Mount
yesterday afternoon, where he will
resume his tests for tuberculosis in
mich cows. Out of a herd of 76 cat
tie. which he examined SATURDAY, the
veterinarian found only five to be af-
fected by tuberculosis, and he says
this is better per cent than the aver
age, and before his return to Raleigh
he will ascertain if the general per
cent. of that section is so good. He
will be away from his office several
days
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-12
General Committee.

The regular monthly meeting of
the general committee of the Asso-
ciated Charities will be held at the
rooms of the association on Hargett
street this morning at IL O'Clock. A
full attendance is desired.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-12

DR.. A c. Bethune the president of
the Pine Belt Construction Company,
of Raleigh. has gone to Portland,
Maine, on business for the company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-12

Mr. r. HI. Hayes left yesterday fol-
his home in Pittsboro, after attend
ing to legal business here.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
MWaItan,s Anrle.n

This insignificant duodecimo volume,
not remarkable for any especial liter
ary merit beyond an easy, cheerful,
chatty good humor, interlarded with
technical information about a strange
" fascinating sport, occupies one of
the topmost inches in the huge tenn
pie OF British photographed fame
worth its weight in gold" is a very
inadequate expression. The number
of sovereigns its value represents over
balances many copies. Its companion
volume, the second part, by Charles
Cotton, was not issued from the press
until twenty~three years later and nat
urally increases the already %stupendous
price when found with the earlier
work.
The perennial popularity Of oval
toms Angler" is very remarkable. Sell
dom a year passes that does not wit
ness its reissue in some form or other,
either delicate and dear for the con.
noisseur's shelves or commonplace and
cheap for the travellers pocket. There
Is a charm about the book which time
apparently cannot destroy.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Wine and Wills.

The Law Magazine and Review tells
an odd story of a Hamburg merchant
who had five sons who were all ardent
teetotalers. The merchant was CON
trary minded, and. to rescue the mis-
guided young men from the error of
their obstinate ways, he directed in his
will that each of the five should on the
day of the funeral drink a glass of
wine to his memory in some public
place, adding as a condition subsequent
that If any of them should refuse to
drink the enjoined glass his share of
the Inheritance should be forfeited and
divided up among the more complai-
SAINT brothers, but if all should refuse
the whole family property should go
to charities.
No other testament so odd on the sub
ject of wine is recalled except that of q
total a%bstainer who left a fine wine cel-
lar. a recent legacy to himself, to his
heir, With directions that it's contents
should be poured untasted on the
ground.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13

between the three box plaits, front and
back, all Of which are stitched to waist
depth. These furnish q becoming full
ness for the skirt and serve as the only
a~dornlnent. A belt of the material or
leather may be worn with this dress IL
desired. The pretty bishop sleeve is
used with a narrow cuff finishing at
the wrist. For IN everyday frock
gingham. madras or chambray as we'll
as serge or challis might serve as ma
terlal. Il made in a thin material a
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Wild Horses In France.

The small white horses of the Ca
margue delta OF the/ Rhone), now in
number some 1000 only, wander about
the seemingly boundless steppes at full
liberty. They are captured from time
to time and used to thrash the corn.
These are supposed to have been first
introduced by the Romans and after
ward by the Saracens.
But. according to NJ. Huzzard,
"whateVer their origin, whether for
eign or native, the horses of the Ca
margue today are the product almost
exclusively Of the influences Of the en-
vironment in which they have propa-
gated from time immemorial.''
M. Gayot describes the horse of the
Camargue as small, agile, good TEN
pered, spirited, courageous. In the
opinion Of Professor Magne the horse
of the Camargue must live in q wild
state, and the first effect Of improving
the sanitation of the island will be the
disappearance of its horses. Nine
I nth Century.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13

decoration tends to Increase the APP
pearance Of the size of the ankle. To
reduce this nothing is better than n
narrow stripe, and, fortunately for
those not blessed with small feet, strip
ed stockings are also in fashion. Just
white pin stripes about half an inch
apart are smart. Stockings to match
shoes in color are absolutely necessary
to the we'll dressed woman, so a good
stock of hosiery will be required by all
now, as shoes are Of many shades
brown. fawn. gray and, of course,
black.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
SCHOOLGIRLS. Frock..

The needs in schoolgirls frocks seem
to have been particularly considered
this fail when fashionable fabrics were
designated. There are all kinds of
pretty f%ancies, such as mixtures, inyis-
ible checks and plaids. as we'll as an in
teresting array of stripe suitings. Then
there is the old fashioned henrietta
again made new and every imaginable
shade in mohair, than which no more
serviceabie or practical material can
be chosen for a child.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Rnssini.s Criticism.

Very cruel, says an author, was Ros-
sini's silent criticism of a score sent to
him by a young musician. Rossini was
fond of macaroni. The musician, know
ing this. sent him along with his score
a packet of macaroni of unusual excel
lence. In . humble little note he asked
the composer to point out the merits of
his work if he found any there. Ros-
sini's reply ran like this: Thanks for
your score and the macaroni. The lat
ter was excellent"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
arewsome Punishment.

A grewsome form of punishment is
still practiced in Afghanistan. A re-
cent English expedition discovered at
the top of the I.ataband pass an iron
cage suspended from a high pole fas-
tened in the ground like a telegraph
pole containing q shriveled human
body. The mummy vas that of a thief,
who had been imprisoned and allowed
to die of thirst and hunger in this iron
rage.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
A Erenls OF nenth VALLEY.

Saratoga springs is one of the freaks
Of Death valley and has probably
caused more profanity than anything
else in the region. The waters are as
clear as crystal, and they bubble up
from a deep, sandy basin like a we'll
spring Of joy. But they are strongly
impregnated with sulphur and other
minerals, are tepid in temperature and
act Instantly like an emetic upon any
n who drinks them.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
DOL 1t Literally.

The former rector Of a rather small
Maryland town having been drowned,
a colored servant Of the place was IN
formed by her mistress several days
afterward that the body had been re-
covered.
"Golly!" she exclaimed. Couldn't
dey fin de head?"-Brooklyn Life.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Baseball In the Bible.

Johnson-You say that you knows
about the Bible? Well, what's in it
about baseball, do yer knows7 Walters
Why, dey amt muffin in the Bible
bout baseball. J~ohnson-Dey certainly
am. Didn't Noah put the dove out on
q long fy?-New York Times.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
The Automobile.
for them.

The automobile is making its way
to the ends of the earth. In the upper
part Of Transkei (Kaflrland) a service
Of motor cycles has recently been es-
tablished, ridden by natives, to carry
the mails from Mount Frere to the
outlying stations, and so on to Kok-
stadt, a distance Of seventy miles.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Dixnppointment.

The old MAI had enjoyed a good DIN
ner at a moderate outlay. He smiled
b%enevolently at the small boy who
checked the hats.
boy" he said, do they eve offer
you tips" And he slipped his hand
deep in his pocket.
The boy grinned e1pectantly.
sometimes, sir" he answered.
The man looked pleased.
boy" he said in his unctuous way,
III they e offer you tips you take
'em."
And his hand came out Of his pocket
with the brass check that called for
bis hat tightly grasped between his
fngers.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
stopped the Fishery.

There is a monopoly on one of tho
isles Of the Pacific that works in a
curious way. One man has the ex-
elusive right to catch bait in a net off
the coast Of the island. Fishing is the
only thing to do on the island, SO all
the other Inhabitants are dependent
upon this n man. He has the habit
of getting Intoxicated now and then,
80 all the rest have to remain idle un
til he sobers up enough to catch bait
for them.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Simple and Pretty.

The frocks for the little folk do not
tend SO much TO elaboration and adorn-
ment as in times past, but to the fine
ness of fabric and exquisite evolutions.
Here is a simple frock for every day
which is in II piece and easily con
structed. Tiny tucks occupy the space
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
From Hi. Point of view

Iilcks-Do you and your wife eve.
get into an argumentf
Wicks-No; / Try to argue with her
sometimes, but all she eve does is TO
make a lot or unfounded assertions III
reply.-Somerv14te Journal.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Your Learnin..

Wear your Vearniag like your watch,
In a private pocket, and do not pull It
out and strike it merely to show that
you have one. If you are asked what
o'clock it is, tell it, but do not pro-
claim it hourly and unasked like the
Waterman.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Not Like Her Chickens.

rs this really chicken soupg" asked
Mr.. S~tarboard.
"Of course" snapped Mrs. starvem.
Doesn't it taste ike chicken"
"Gracious.' No. Its positively ten
der."-Baltimore News.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Coauetry and civ,I,za,to,

1t is in Il country in which the wo.
men are most coquettish that civiliza-
ton has attained its zenith. 1t is to
the coquetry of women that one owes
the refinement of manners.-BoudoIr.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Through.

"Why, is it possible that your son is
through college already? It doesn't
seem as if lie had started in more than
a year or so ago"
HE didn't, but they hadn't any place
for him on the baseball or football
team or in the rowing crew. SO what
was the use of wasting timeY"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
usaal ornan

'.Then so far as you are aware" said
6e lawyer who was doing a cross e-
aiming stunt, your wife was pr
forming her usual household duties
when the accident occurred?"
"Yes." answered the witness; 'bhe
was talking."-Detroit Tribune.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
The PnrNenu.

Wihe-What is a %parvenu? Hublet-
That's what the man who got rich ten
years ago calls the man who got rich
yesterday.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13

vest portion are covered with ecru
net The tit.hl and fittings are of the
plain net, and the whole is a symphony
LIN ecru and blue which is a contrast
very much In favor and exceedingly
Becoming. a combination of white
lawn, dotted and plain. would be an
other attractive means Of carrying out
this design. Organdie, the lighter
silks, chaliis or the new French en-
broidered swiss would serve with ex-
ceilent results.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
S0licitude.

II hyah you is gone into business"
said Miss Miami Brown.
"Yass. indeed" answered Mr.. Erastas
Pinkley. "Fs raisin' chickens an sellin'
'em."
whats de matter? Is you los' yoh
appetite ?"-Washlngton Star.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13

narrow lace edglng on the neck and
sleeve t correspond with the insertion
N the skirt would add to its attrac-
Hveness.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
HIS supreme Happine.A

"What." asked the youth, was the
happiest moment Of your life?"
THAT" answered the aged man, lis
the n dream that / fondly cherish
and will cling to me through years to
the end"
"And it was"-
1.-THE day when I was able to have q
pair of suspenders for every pair Of
trousers 7 Observation-Disclosures SENT
mel.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13

DR.. Heinrich G. Leonhardt recently
supplied almost the Whole city Of iona
wanda, n. y, with young trees. He
bought thousands Of young elm, maple
n chestnut trees, had them shipped
to Tonawanda and stored in a nursery
there. Then he announced that all who
would might have trees by applying at
the nursery. The effect was wonderful,
Streets that never would have had
trees We're soon filed with hourishing
young sapliDgs that in twenty years
Will be priceless, a magnificent monu-
ment to one man.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Fan Hat CoIors.

Black seems to be NOR. than ordina-
rily popular. from the numerous models
In black which were shown in the
openings. Much favor appears to at
tach to golden brown and to brownish
olive and olive green, the last two in
several tones Of their respective coiors.
Plum color and soft tones of mauve,
Rouen and SAKE blues, mahogany, car
sdinaI and poppy Of the stronger reds
and Marotte and Guignol Of the paler'
reds were all represented in the new
hats, With champagne, lloisefte, nickel
and silver of the neutral colors-thc
same colors with Observation-Disclosures
also the piece yelyets and other
millinery materials manufactured for
the autumn and winter Millinery
Trade Review.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13

Say, Old man, scan you Keep a Sc.
cret?"
eyes"
q need 500"
"You a depend on me. 1t is just as
II you hadn't said a word
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
WOMAN AND
4 aaatat waist De.ixp.

. Illustration herewith shown rep.
resents n charming waist which is
unique in construction ard has an air
khat is decidedly picturesque. This
special design 4 smade Of the popular
dotted pongee eclt, ground with pale
Tue el.hroidierel dos. The collar and
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Fancy Hose In Favor.

Fancy Hose In Favor.
embroidery on stockings is very
Ss~SS1abDrate. Rcsebuds shoWered over the
z1FontsandS other blossoms, UGH as for
IlnlaelnaNots, look pretty, but al such
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-12
Srofbcr'oetbum.
aus Der banptfaht.

Ins &om miro gemelbet: Ger
Yaplt empiing in Yripat. Iuoiens
Den apoltolii6en Sifar bon 9orme.
gen, WIgr. 6aai5e aus Sarlingem
Ougembnrs).
Sir cine balbe Milliun Jramfeu
bat Die arobber5oalihe 9cmGnncn.
Sermaltung Den SbeiI bcs Crime
paloes a~ngefauft, DER Ser 5amilie
Bod, 5llest Serrn giftor god, bon
Sa Soupiere geborte.
Sin jnnser Semtidcr, Homens
Snowig Gamer. ans Sppenbeim,
mad)te am Wittluof,, ben 10. No.
pember. Nahmittoes geaen . llbr
III Dem g~abnbOipiertel ieinem 2eben
olird einen IepolperiduB elm Gnbe.
Gamer befano lih am 9ienstag in
elmer oorti9en @irtbid)oft mo 5eiate
Den anpeienoen 81iten einen gela.
oener &epolper, in0em or GitBertc,
letn Sater lei geitorben llno pole
er lif aus @rom hierii6er eridie.
ben. % Dies Ser GoliSei I'll
Obren gefommen nor, 10 l,ldtc am
Wittrpoh Elm Eoli5iit aus SoQerid
Den iungen Mann ouf, i'm i'm bier
ilber 5ilr &ebe 5u ltellcn ulo elm
etmaigeS ltngliid Su pcrbiiten. Nls
Der @eamte an sic Wirtbiduit
Bates in Der gonnetpegeritroBe. no
8omer lid) eben befonb, bernntam,
iliittete lettercr ole Sintertreppc
hinnhf ouf cine Sofih,be mo bolo
oara,i borte man einen SduB.
Man elite ioiort 81 Dem llugliid
lifen hin unb ionb inn nit burd.
i6ciiener re6ter ShlGie i'll Sooc
peripunbet am @ooen liegerL neben
ii1 Den nod raudenbeu Hepoiper.
Sn elmer Saihe ianb man eincn
pom poriaen Saa oatierten mo an
leine Wtutter abreiiierten @rief. IN
Incident er ibr mittheilte. er lei oeS
9ebens miibe uno mer0e in zen
eriten Ioaen Selbiimoro beeehen.
lie mo9e linn Dies p~er5eiben. Gin
in aller gile binSuaeruiener grst
lieB bent i6on i'm Sterben lieaen.
Sen Die erite Silie onseoeiben, Oodl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-12

idien aae Sofinune. i'm am 2eben
5i erbalten, mtsgei1loIien. gr
peridieo @ben0s eegen 6 ltbr. Zen
Gepolber batte Der ungliiflid,e
iunae Wann am Gage porber IN
rnierer Staot gefauft. Ser Selbit.
morber mar elm aus Mes ODER Die.
oenbofen beiertirter Suiar.
Der Manrer Sob. Nariun aus
Efaffentbal, Der at M~iiblenpeg
(Soaerif) ~searbeitet botte, febrte
oe5 slbenos gesen ~ llbr naf)
Sauie 5uriid uuO mar eben i'm
Efaffentboler 9erge BEL Den alien
6eitlngstbiirmen angelangt, als
5wei Snbipi0uen, ipelhe ii6 in Dem
engen uno finitcren 0urfgange pers
Itedt batten, iiber i'm berfielen, i'm
an 9oben narfen unb un~barmher5ia
nit S1uiten nnb Stoden aui i'm
losihlugen. Grit ais IN Der HGbe
Sdritte borbnr mltroen, erariffen
Die beioen iei1en angreiier Die
Sludt. 3pei iunge 9urifen aus
Tfaffentbal. melfc Oes @eges To-
men, boben Ben ueberfaQenen. mel.
der aus mebreren @unoen blutenb
beipuBtlos 81 9ooen lag, aui unb
transportierten i'm nad) Der &linif
auf benz Siibmarft, no Marion crit
am folgenoen Gage Die geiinnung
tpieber erlanete. Die ltrbeber sic.
les feisen lleberfaIes fonnten lei.
Der bis iest niht ermittelt peroen.
GiuilitanS Der Stabt 2~urcmbmrs.
Seirotben. t3. 9op.:
Ioam Waibaum, Silfs Wontirer,
nit Srau5isfa Seite; Sobann gris
meper, Subrfneft, nit Margaretbo
aremer. a.: 0ifolas Shlim.
Stneiber, nit Wnria Wunsbauien.
Sterbef1Ile. = 10. Hou.:
Seinrid allbu, oft II Sabre, 90
bafipinner; Catherine Srancoiic
@roos, alt 6S Sabre. obne Stano,
ebelos. H.: Gatbarine 9iper, oft
40 Sabre, obne Stauo, ebelos, aus
2euoelinaen. -: Soiepbine Bid,
aft y Sabre. @ittpe bon s. ..
ltrbanp, 5tlbs. Mesgermeiiter. a.:
5bereie Sdef, alt Al Sabre, Che.
irau bon Sobann @nles, 5aalobner.
16.: 8iftor Irtbur Sheibpeiler,
alt A Monate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-12
Ans Den Ger. 5taatem.

In Der Wabe bon Semple Sill,
,Sopa, itorb am SamStug porl9er
@ohc 6rar Gliiobetb Sirb, 8otttit
Oes Serrn Teter SirB, I'M Sitter bon
65 Sabren. Die &erltorbene, cine
geborene Sheoled, mar ons Der
Staot 2llrembilrg gebiirtig nno
lpnroe I'M Sabre 1870 baielbit nit
ibrem @otten getrolt, 3wei Sabre
ipGter fom ole iunge Samilie nat)
Imcrifa unb lieB iid 1878 out
ibrer Sarm bel Semple Sill nieoer.
guBer Dem 8atten betraitern ibren
Zoo iieben ainber. ionic cine
Gfmeiter IN Suremburg mo elm
9ri,oer in Winneloto. 9aS Be
ardbniB fon0 am Wontag 5u
Semple Sill ltatt. Msoge lie ruben
IN Srieben!
Am !6anic Tires SobneS Setter
an Gortb @oibington, Soma, Itdrb
am Sienstag pori9er @ofe 6roit
Iid)ael Sir9en, cine oagemein ge-
of)tete Srail, nah lGngerer arant'
belt. Sic rlibe in Srieoen!
Serr Subann =. 56ritcr bon
Chicago, oelien anSeige oil anoercr
Stene in bieier 3eitung erlheint,
bietet gum Serfauie an: % Ider
por5iigliheS @artenlano, NIT gutem
Saule, sipiiden NileS Center uno
Hogers Fart eelegen, rabe elmer
Gilenbabnitation. Gieies 2ano lit
Sn $4,000 balb gei6enft.
ct. Yanl, Winu., 6. Se5. 1905.
@ertber Serr @omteri
Der 9uremburger llnterItiislnas
@erein bon ct. Tonl en-
mablte in ieiner @eriommling ON
4. Ie5ember ~folgenoe Seamten fin
oos fommenoe SSabr: Yraiioent, s.
Z, Still; gice-Yraiioent, @iaiam
geiier; 3inon6 . SetretGr. Sacob
5bia; Irpt. Sefret0r, Sobn Chill;
Sdabmeiiter, .. :. Gonolinger.
las 6inans.Gom beitebt aus ben
Serren George Chill, 3 Sabre; s.
.. Mreuot, Smei Sabre mo Solepb
Strips, ein Sabr; 6abnentrdgcr. s.
Sbome; Maridoa, Setter alein.
Ter 8ereiu beiinoet iih IN
bliibenoem 3uitonoe. iomobl i'll Be
sitg aui feline Sinan5en, luic mlh
auf ieine Mitelieoer5abl. liner
9erein iaBte einen SrauerbeihluB
anlGBlid bes Nblcbens bes @roB.
Ber5ogs Ioolpb bon 2uremburg
ipelder III Der Y2urcmburaer @n.
sette" pon Dubnaltc. SSofpc. uno i'm
,9urcmburGas @nrt@ oer Stabt
2~urcuburg pcyoiieui!iht merocn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-12

lou. NSIH IONlIlteIIQel lSepruQt
miro unier Serein lein 27.idbriges
Stiftrmgsielt ieiern.
I6tiutgspoa
@eorg SbtIL.
Der rGOrt @aibinston 3eitnns"
entnebmen mir S%olgenoes:
Sn Sbebopgan lit lestc ISOLDE
cine friibere 9%epobnerin boz,
S5aufee Golmtp aus Dem 2eben
geibleoen. Ger yNutionol.G emo
frat" beriGtet iiber bieien CODES.
faa mie folgt: Sm Souie hires
Shwieeeriobnes, Serrn Senrp
Soefemann, geo. 1923 9. IA. Str,
itorb am Montog slbeno Srnu So
lepbine @elter in Solgc bon sllterS-
ldlpGde. Die 8enannte maro. am
%. SUM- 1926 in 2nremburg ge-
boren. 9ort perebelid)te lie iib i'm
Sabre 1S49 nit Nic. Nep unO iino
oieler Che orei &inoer entiproiien,
Die nod am Seben limo. Mitte
Der fiinf5iger Sabre itarb SEER Nep
unb in 1858 perbcirdtbete lie lid
sum 5Deiten Male lrno 5par nit
Serrn Sacob @eiter. 1867 fam
Die Samilie nad Imerifa nno
lieB ii6 III Conn Belgium I'M be-
nad)borten S5aufee Gpuntp nieoer,
100 Die nm gerblidene pobnte bis
Dor etipa sipei WonotenL oils Tic nit
Serrn @elter nod Sbebopgan iiber.
iiebelte. Die orei &inber 0erieIben
Iinb Serr Sobn g. Seen IN Solp
groB, Serr Nic. Nep in SaniaS
unb Srau Senrp Spefenann ba.
bier. Neblt Dem @atten uio ben
&inbern binterlGBt lie % Gnfel
unb 3 ltrenfel. Srau @eiter
mlirbe 6reitua in SoIp Grob be.
eroiat.
Nus 2afe 9inoen i'm oberen
Mtidigan fommt Ole 6etriibeuoe
Hadridt, baB oaielbir Srau &atc
gpld), ole Satin 0es Sranereibes
iiberS Soiepb 9oih. na6 lGnaerem
Seioen Den Sbrisen burd Den un-
erbittliden 600 entriilen puroe.
Sic ihlummertc am 0tittpohl Den
%. Hopember in Die gmiafeit biu-
iiber nno rpirroe am l.. DECEMBER
ourh &ep. GeiS bon Ser Solp 90.
lorD-airde inter GROCER 9etbeili.
giing ami Dem Moumt Golporp.
6rieobcfe 81 @rabe beitottet.
Die Sobinaei6ieoene mar cine
Sod)ter rmieres Dor Sobren Der.
itorbenen Mitbiirgers NiholoS
aemp mo muroc am 4. Sebruar
1862 IN Fort Waibinston geboren.
Sic errcihte iomit elm Ilter bon
ctmaS iiber AZ Sabre. s(m %,
Suli 1890 p%erbeiratbete iie iiG nit
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