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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-24
HOME ON CAMPUS
German Lutheran Synod Will Build at
New Ulm.

SLEEPY EYE, MINN.-At the
opening Of Yesterdays session Of the
German Lutheran synod Of Minnesota
and South Dakota, the rollcall showed
the largest attendance since the begin
ming of the convention.
Four committees were appointed by
President Gausewitz on acceptance Of
report Of theological seminary at Wau-
watosa, Wis; on naming of delegates to
general synod at Milwaukee, to be held
in August; on subjects for doctrinal
discussions at next year s meeting and
for the acceptance Of excuses offered
by absent delegates.
The regular business session in the
afternoon was spirited meeting. The
synod unanimously resolved to erect a
$4,000 residence on the campus Of the
Lutheran 1,sdd Gollege At New eS plm m to be
institution.
In the evening confessional services
were held. The regular sermon was
dien. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-24
: GOFHEK AS a Observation-Disclosures
Hugelen of Freeborn is Making Rec.
ord in Chicago.

ALBERT LEA, MINN.-Olai Huge.
strikebreaker in Chicago. He has
stuck to his post driving a team for one
of the big firms. He has attracted SO
much attention that he has been offered
position in San Francisco to assist
in the same work.
The personal property assessment this
year will be the highest in the history
lion of dollars, the total reaching over
three quarters Of million. :,
The Tri-State Telephone company will
build it's line from the present western
terminus at Austin to this city and
then on to Sioux City. The company
is invading the domain heretofore oc-
cupied almost solely by the Northwest
ern Telephone Exchange company as
far as the toll business is concerned.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-24
DEPOSITS OF MILLION. AND HALF
Strong Financial Showing Of Otter Tail
County People

FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-The fact
that one crop failure no longer cripples
western Minnesota is forcibly brought
to mind by the bank statements that
have just been published under the lat
est call. When the rust ruined the
wheat last summer, every one predicted
hard times. The crop here was a fail
that the county was deprived Of 81 ,Oo0,-
900 by the loss Of the wheat. And now
come the bank statements. Otter Tail
county has thirteen incorporated banks,
and their statements show deposits Of
$1,52O,678.51. On Dec. 8, 1903, the
banks had nearly 100000 less in depos.
it's than today. Taxes have been paid
fully as well as in previous years;
A. H. Grothen Of the town Of Ef6ng-
ton reports malignant disease among
his cattle. The animals are taken sick
suddenly, and froth at the mouth and
die. He has lost several head.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-24
MCLEOD COUNTY DAIRYMEN
Governor johnson Addresses Picnic
Crowds at Hutchinson.

HUTCHINSON, MINI Nc
Leod county dairymen's picnic, held
yesterday, was signal success. The
program began. at $3.50 with music by
the Hutchinson Military band and
funny stories by W. I. Nolan. At IL
am. all marched from the Central to
North park. where addresses were
made by State Dairy Commissioner E.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-24

Watts held that McCann could not be
prosecuted under a charge greater than
assault in the third degree under the
in ndictment, and County Attorney May
bury refused to prosecute on that
charge. The case will be brought be-
fore the next grand jury for another
Indictment. l@l.@..-.
Court adjourned last evening till
Monday, when criminal cases will
again be taken up. J.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-24
Massage Creme
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others for its whiteness, purity and exquisite
odor of fresh violets. Fills holows. Makes
plump. rosy skin and beautiful complexion by
removing all impurities and wrinkles. 10o and
60c Jars at leading stores and their branches.
For sale by leading druggists.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-24

K Slater and Professor G.. L. Hacker
of the state agricultural school, and
music was furnished by the Masonic
quartet of Minneapolis.
At l O'Clock the grand parade, con
sisting Of rough riders, beautiful and
costly floats drawn by six horses,
representing the various creameries of
M Mcleod county, and citizens t; aS:, in g; car,
station and escorted Governor John A.
johnson to the picnic, grounds in North
park. The governor made a strong
and eloquent speech.
After the public programs in the
various parks, there were two ball
games at the fair grounds.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-24

Specia! to Tho Journal. .---- !.
Minnewaukan, N. D., June 24.-Minne
waukan maintains one of the best junior
baseball teams in the state. No member
is over 1S and each is bonafide resi-
dent of this town, nearly all being in at
tendance upon the high school here.
Tho they they have played together as
a team only this season, they have won
all of the eight games played thus far,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-24

and in these games the average mum.
ber of runs scored by their opponents
was but four and one-half a game.
The fast, snappy team play developed
by Manager Davis has had much to dc
with this result, while the battery work
exceptionally good. In a recent game
with the fast Church's Ferry team
F.josee made record of twenty strike
outs with but two hits off his delivery
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-24

HAYF1ELD, MINN.-William W. King
charged with stealing $127 from the safe OF
the Wells Fargo Express company at this place,
was arrested in Minneapolis and brought here.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-05
MERCY FOR BIG CRIMINALS ONLY

And still the knave go unpublished After all is said and done
hear naught of any officials agnates going to
prison Insurance officials found and of them paw
back more of what they have stolen Poor Chauncey Depew
found and he paid back $25ooO save his reputation
Chauncey bit proud and he is willing pay we'll refur
bsed reputation But alas and aac after Chay had paid
a secondhand reputation he found again
for reputation If they found they will pay back stolen
money to buy vanh for damaged reputation They consider
reputation exchanged for goldpe good bargain They will
cling to the godp with financial frenzy that ecks not Of hat
rag reputation.
70 deal adequately with such criminals the must make them
pay the full penalty of the law They punished to the ex
IRENE limit the law Law must be enforced against them as
would be enforced against labor leader caught blacmang
conspiracy But hear nothing of criminals gono o
prison If hear any talk Of cassemen some nvesfga
tor who that the only interest that the investigators have
find what the thieves have stolen and punish ANYBODY
The investigators love to explore the and draw forth
wrggling victim into the urd light of scandal Sometimes
states attorney suggests that the stolen money be paid back but
apparently all ministers of justice forget that place for
thief is the penntay An humble burglar or pickpocet DOCS
prison by rapid transit for the prosecutors who ponce upon be
little criminal know that cat torture safely
bear bull Your beef magnate pays fine and saws
he is sick go prison The food would agree with him
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-05
CHANGES WROUGHT BY THE TREATY

by the terms of their alliance Great Britain and Janan
bound closer together for defense From the American
point OF view their alliance entangng than The prn
cpa point IN which the differs the old e stnn
aton that should either of the high contracting parties be involved
~ war III defense OF its territorial rights special interests the other
Will at once come the of its ally both parties will
coduct war IN common and make mutual agreement with
any power or powers involved in such a war;
Japan has been led such alliance because Of Great
n proWe on the Had Japan been supported in the
present war by Great Ban navy must have sccumbed
much quickly When the old treaty was made Janan was
placed probation by England Fearful that Japanese military
proves might not attain high standard England was 10th
frame treaty which provided that the contracting parties shoud
render mutual assistance either party attacked by one
nation only This caution the part English aemanshn
England from being involved in the war
Japan has demonstrated that render as much aid to Emo
land as England Japan war and the new treaty
the natural result
BY the threat of this paramount force peace is guaranteed
IN the Ear East While the convention pretends equal
opportunity for the industry of all nations IN China
the nations outside the alliance depend upon the ferane
OF England and Japan for square deal" Only bv coalition
all the European and the United States could the nra
mount influence OF the allied nations be questioned and it diff
cult 70 conceive OF any circumstances likely that wond
induce the United States join such coalition Although not
party TO the alance the United States apt reap much Of its
benefit while being exempt from any and all of its obligations
the American people happened place sympah with the
winning sde which will prove greater asset than bio navy
Englands two weak spots have been India Canada Russia
has long threatened Bran power the direction of India This
threat has been removed by the alliance with an oriental military;
that able check Russia Canada has always en
weak spot because the event of would an easy prev to
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-05
TRUSTS AND ARIsTocRAcY

There is of that disheaens all seek an
independent livelihood Those who defend the trusts speak in
glowing terms of the opportunity afforded energy
get ahead in the world But these advocates promise
the young that freedom the persu happiness which is
supposed be guaranteed by constitution which is at all
events proclaimed the Declaration independence as the right
OF every individual.
Ihe trust creates aristocratc system Certain
lne their industries Men other industries fol-
low their example and all the business of es
abshed trust basis The no young man can
be promised business of his He placed with the
subject IN monarchy who expect position of
independence In this country have been that
every man is sovereign his right and that no po
stlon, Social business POLITICAL which individual might
not hopefully Under the SYSTEM however the Young
always be dependent upon the trust and that means
that he must always be subject politically socially and indus
trially.
1t IS true that the system this not as per-
vae as here described but the tendency direction Of
trust domination from which there will be escape Such
condition being fastened by the granting special privileges
preferential and mmunts favored and by unfair
taxation OF the people and the against power
full lawbreakers.
The remedies for these evils course in the direction
OF preventing preferential There strcer en-
forceent OF law and farer system of taxation Where dcmna
ton and ezoron cannot be stopped ownership must
adopted the sole remedy Where discrimination and exor
ton can be prevented by law private enterprise not be inter-
Tered with We have entered upon test legislation Onlv
time can tell to what extent ownership adopted
and private enterprise maintained
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-05

mdmannered who likes to win his way easily and noen
sivey possible Judge Hastings the contrary recognized
generally Of strong character firm convictions and
hnchng fidelity principle and he is moreover lawyer whose
clear judgement and legal attanmen have gained for him national
repute
It Judge Lection is elected the evil influences that have
hitherto been exeed within republican ranks will be brought
bear upon him favor of the railways and corporations
other hand Judge Hastings elected those who have welded
this perncous republican candidates will understand
that their influence has slipped from their grasp They will be
led to this conviction not only by lively Of Judge Hastings
proby but by the fact that hitherto they have used all their
to control republican politics and have therefore, influence
populis democratic circles at the present time.
The Independent makes this appeal because believes
percentage OF independent voters only in Nebraska all
over the country rapidly increasing BY independent
Is not meant he who all party ties but rather he rejects
narrow partsans The Independent wishes its view
expressed several OCCASIONS that the railway influence has been
f IN republican politics. because republicans in Nebraska are
corrupt blind unntegen but because the republican party has
been Tor years the dominant party Corporation have
no party They have tried their come
INTO power and will desert the field permanently even if strong
man ON strong platform defeats republican weak
platform But by voting for Judge Hastings republicans would
not be DESERVING their party their principles They would be
SIMPLY demanding deal and square in state affairs and
te would make certain the ultimate triumph of the reform
element IN the republican party by SCATTERING railway machine
At the same time they would place supreme bench good man
who would be good judge who bias in favor of
and who would dispense even-handed justice to all men,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-05
OCTOBER 5, 1905

the United States Prior invasion Of the Philippine islands
Canada placed the attitude being hostage given by Eng
land to the United States Of peace The
has SO changed however that Philippine dependency
given to England for the alliance of course places the
Philippines at the mercy of Great Britain and Japan
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
NciicnOc ]glacntcu:
Gol Mapur Scrs in Inflasc5uitano
acictt %mcrocn?

sl1f geid)meroe Ilocrmnnn 9tceo-
bans CAB Der StaotmDalt 4tnsin-
ger bos 8utad1ten, boB es gcgcn Die
il1btiit)c Sroinon3 peritobt, mcnn
irgeno cin ItdOtilher 9contcr init
lid ielbit oOer elmer 6irlna, an Der
or intcrciiirt lit, cinen Goutroft sur
2ieicrrng bon &aorcn ooer Derglet-
dcn nbihlieBt; bab 3icicnigen. Die
iid elmer iolfrn Anfloge ifuloig
MAIDEN, gerihtlid) bclongt pcroen
iolcn. Iie 6ragc fam booltrfl sur
Grorterung, DOB Serr Woppr Berg,
Mitglieo DER 6irmu Eolrner. Scrg
& Company, eillen 9roBcn Sbeil Der
it%Gbtiid]en Grudarbeiten ielber
~liefert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
go cntitcbcn Wptbcn.

Ger IN burlington Soma, erld)eis
nenben beiitihen 3eitung ~entlebnen
mir ioleenbe gelungcne ainoerge.
id)ifte, Die zines tieferen SntcrciieS
niG)t entbchrt.
Gin flciner f~iinfj1briger &rirpS
beobadtete mie icin Snter gtohmit-
toas oitf Dem Soic mebrere jir19e
Nebitode ol,iob, nclhc boielbIt aus
Samcnfornden oiigcpahien poren.
"a Scr Batter itiaidipiep, aob INN
Der flcille anabe Die iolgenbc Grfln-
runa fiir bos Gorbunbenicin Der
Tilar5en: .gls Der Nnbbor Die
9iebcn obihnitt, mcinten Oielclbelt
gar icbr. Sd ling Die 5brGnen in
elmer Slaide auf uno COB lie lpdter
OIL bieier Stele aus. 3apon ltllo
iebt Die fleinen Geben gemohlen."
60 ungefGbr iolgern Die 9tatur.
pDlfcr, melln lie Die ibnen unerflar-
lifen Natur.T houomene 5rl crfldren
periudcn. 60 %cntitanbcn Die
WiDtben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Scrr g. 6. Sciiipns,

Der 8enerol-I gelit Der Eaiiengcr.Ib.
tbeilung Der rWonon.Rpute" ociien
Sufgobe cs iii, Den Eeripnenperfehr
leincr 8abu I'M @eIten 5l b%eloracn,
~itottete inns bielcr Gage eilten geiud)
ab uno beiproh Die Sorbcreituneen
sur 6obrt nod Cincinnati sum
golocnen Silbil1um bes Gentral.
gcreins. SIC yWpnon.Goute" hot
5lpiihcn Chicago u1o Cincinnati
pier eine ii q G.
"a bieiclbe fir oas goloene Subj
lolim bcionScrc NnItrcngllnacn
maht. nm Den INSTRUMENTATION nod
Cincinnati llnb Suriif 81 beherrlhen,
10 m6dten mir Ienienigeln, nelfe
nod Cincinnati si reiicn 9ebenfen,
rathen, lid an folgcnhc Inrciie 81
menoen mcgen ibrer 6ubrfarten: Z.
&. Scilipns. q. u. i. 3, oWfpnon.
Holltc", 541 InDrlts building,
minneapolis, Winn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
HIetncregta@rt1ten aus StAot
nnD Mmeegen0.

- Gincr Hofriht pom 10. IuguIt
aus GabpiQe, @is., 5ufolge, iono Elm
alter Soloat, Namens Gbas. @ooo.
man, orei Ierlen i'm Wertbe bon
81 900. acknowledgements ionb
lid oieier yifonite juno" bieies Sab.
res in elmer ein5igen slbfo6ung.
8. g. Graneen, beiitider 9fopo.
fat unb Notor, Simmer 413 Sffice.
@ebGnbe 8. uno Woin.S trdee.
Gbeli6 gctraut purbeu Cont
nerstog in Ser @er5 Seiu.air6e
Sri. Wtilfreo @uber unO Serr San
Gople aus Springfielo, ST.. 2ie
bl. MfeIie belt Hep. Saumann.
GienStag itorb untcr idref'
lid)en Sdmer5cn 6rou Martba 81.
icnburg i'll Sore i'm bieiigen Gountp
iniolgc zines S6langenbiiies. @ab'
reno %ocnannte 9amc am Wontag
Siibncr iiittcrte, brodte ibr cine
alopperiGlnnge Die tobtlife @lnoe
BEL. Sic iiberleben iehs ainoer,
aQe p%erbeiratbct: Yotricia Sloen.
burg, ~Slleronora 3usenbiiblcr, SroiI
Smitb, Woroio giienburg, Charles
uno Sirom Giienburg. Go5 9egr1b'
nib iono am Gienstag 81 Ser
@eit itott.
Wontag perifieb @laiam
7ap i'm Wercp Soipitul nad l1nge'
rer &ranfbeit i'm Sitter bon 81 Sab
rem. Serr Sap mar langidbrigei
9epobner bon CASCADE gerpelen
Sbn iibcrlcben 5nci Sohne uni
3pei So6ter. 9onnerstag finoc,
bas ScgrdbniB itatt auf Dem Wft
Galporp . airdbpi.
IS peri6ieo Sreitog i'm SauiI
iciner glternL 1882 Hbombcrg glpe.
Iranf gooe, Or, nof 5ebnuohcnt
liher aranfbeit. Sbn b%etralerl
Ieine gltern, ein Srl1oer. 9tnmens
glu9uIt, mo cine Shueiter. Sra
8eorae &ored)fc, belize 81 Seluge
Sal. Seritorbencr orbeitcte Of
Yrcbiiibrer bel Der Wathins Mei
Company.
Sm Wercp Soipitnl pcrif)ici
lesten Mittmod) Norbert Sild)all
! Muiifer, I'M sitter BON 40 Sabrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Su6uancr @crcin in Smaba.

Gin iriiberer 9emobncr III.
blore's, SEQ Soifmann, Sobn Ocs
bieiiaen moblbefannten &eiheilbe'tat-
ter DC. 90. Sofimann, unO Mttglieo
Der 2Sirmu 9eihe, &oifmann 4 Noce
baielbit, miro 81 Smabo, Ncbr.,
einen Gerein ebenoliger 9ubuouer
ariiuoen. 3mef ocs Sercins limo
aei61itlifc unb geieQi9e Snterelien.
,sGbrlihe @rfuriionen naf dubuque
ioQen itottiinocn, Inn Die olten
Ircunbihoiten pieoer 81 erleucrn.
Giiicc.Nummer oeS Sercins: 519
Sedjebntc StrnBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Mms 0ranuiQc, Soma.

Sim Mittnpf, Worgen beeine 81
8ronpiqe, Soma, Seinrih Gblers
Sclbitmcro ourh grbdngen. Ser
llngliiflihe beaing ole 5tnt in Dem
Soitle ieines Sohnes, pelfer orei
Mteilcn pcitiidb non @ranpille lebt.
Oilers ioq Die Sbot in elmer itl,Sil.
red)nuqgSfobigcn Stiinoe periibt
BADEN. Ter @eritorbei,e mar in
Geiitidilonb gcborcn unb fam nor 40
Sobren nod Gubilalc Gurrtp. Sa.,
bon no er nod Dem 5ooc %iciiter Srmt
nod Siour Gountp iib~eriiebelte. off
bo cr bis 81 leinem Sobe perblicb.
Gr bintcrlaBt Orci Sod)tcr ulto bier
Sobne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29

llebel mitaenommcn murbe
bas Iuge zines 12iGbrieen &unben,
Der Srettog Morgcn an Der @inoior
Iperue ipicltc. Cine lid perirrte.
abgeihoiiene aligel trof i'm ms
Iugc, Dos Gin Ir5t icooh ais rnift
perloren", crflGrte.
slin Tonucrstnq trof ben Mn.
gcitelten 60. Smitb Der Gdrr, &p-
Der & Ionns So. cine Sfroltbc Der
gcltnat ms Iiiac, bnB Der ltneliif-
lihe p%nbrihcinlif bos Iuge pcrlie-
rcn miro.
Sri. Gleonore &atborino
Slfuoi BON bier murOe nit Seilrif,
i. @ullncrs aus Chicago in Der ct.
I%lpbonil,s +. Stride Su Chicago cbe.
lid getrout.
gs buben Seirotbsli5en'en &C.
nomlnen: Sobann 8crpooren bon
Green Ban, @is., init Srl. Nfinnn
Wueller ans 3ilbuaite; Snp Gople
pen Springiielb, 3D., nit emilia
Snber bon dubuque; golaro e.
Beers nit Inna 30. Sumpbrcn belize
bon Glfobcr. Somo; Scinrih Sam
nit Slipn Sorsfa4, beibe BON III.
buauc.
Tonncrstoe itarb 6rou Sames
Sloon, m%obnhaft IN Der Ndbe bon
Nsburp, i'm Ilter bon SO Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Glcftriid]c Balm acitd)ert?

3il ElottepiQe, @is.. maren am
"a. gueuit u. 8. 6or, Eraiioent Der
Nortbern electric @eieQidnft, s. y.
WaQctte, q. &. Slot, Saupt. Snge.
nieur Der 8eieQihaft urtb Snmnlt
alfreb Z. &ogcrs aus Nobiion,
@is., i'm Sntereiie Der gcplanten
eleftriihen 2inie bon Ipplc &iper,
81, noh Sbulsburg, Elnttenllle.
2ntcaiter, Gi,bo Sin. Senton, &oicl
Green ltnb dubuque IN 9cratblung
un0 es beiBt, boB ser &ot Der Sabn
nm bciinitip bcid)loiien lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Tic &%ornfammcr Der @clt.

Iie EroouftipitGt Der oinerifoni.
id)en 6armcn miro, mie berid1tet
miro, in oielcm Sabre geraoe5u ph1.
nontanal iein. NQe grnten oes @e-
items, iei cs @ei5enb aorn, Safer ober
Die gcrinaercn 8etreioeorten. peripre.
d)erl &eiultate. lpie lie niemalS 5llpor
in uliercm 9anoe CREDIT murocn.
Gie Soranihl1ge IN 5molf Stonten,
mclde ipeitlih Don Yenniplpanien lie.
gen, eraeben cine 1otaliumne pont,.
97S,000,0 900 9nibcls &orn in bieiem
Sabre, gegcniibcr elmer tbntidhlihen
Grnte bon 1.60S, 000, 900 9uihels
i'm Sabre 1904. unh bon 100000.
600 9uibels @ei6en gegeriiber Der
Grnte bon 355,000,000 9uibcls i'm
Sabre 1901.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
aupfidmersen, Gfruinbel, Grbrsher
NerppitGt. tlriahe: fflefte
Serbaunng.

@enn SIR nit einem franfen Ta9er
ober ben bdburh hernoraernfenen urs
laden, als Geritppfnns, 9eberleiben, Sd'
morrbpiben, 3opfihmer5en, ianres Mnt'
itoeen, Sersbrennen, 8lGbnngen, Shlaf'
loiisfeit, seiftise acknowledgement,
Ser5flupfen, Ncrpoiitat, Maaenfatarrh,
Magenseidmiire, W%.asensas, 0efiibl Der
Volbeit mad benz Giien, gnfituRen,
SdjmerSen in Der Magengesenb, belegter
3nnse, bitterem @eihmaf i'm Mnnbe,
gppetitloigteit ETC., be6aftet ieio, Damn
ienoet mir @liren Namen uno Noreie, id
tperoe guh elm freies Badet bon meineu
Wlaaentabletteu ienber, melde @ud] IN
&irse beilen nerber. go mobltbueno
ipirten oieie Iaaentabletten, baB idon
Sdae ae1eilt tpurben. mo aniheinenb feline
Siilfe mebr moelih mar. @s ut cine
tpunberbare gntbeduna, pelde Cub III
turaer !3eit helen niro. Gin iauitrirtes
52ieitiaes Bud. peldes Sbrer Sail aes
nan bei6reiben tpirb, ienbe i'd ebenfals
frei. Gfidt fem @elb cher Snitmorten.
benn ih mil. baR ieoer 9rnnfe oielea
t5itlide Iittel crit auf n1eiue Soften pros
brit. Wnn abreiiire: SDbn u. Smith,
l643 glorta sIog., @eitpautes, isis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
ltcbcr ,Srnbcr" Eanl,

Sem gutcn Gudfcr. Sruoer TatI
iGhrt man 81 Srceport, 81. gar &C.
moItig olf Den Eel5. Iae Sells
fiinitlcr babcn lid gegen i'm Der
ifmoren, i'm nils Der Stnbt 6n brin'
gen. Eoul wibcriteht ltonobaft'
bod 5t ieiten llnauniten bot CT
Montaa Dor bent Ridter 8ooDnr(
pcacn Se1n Inflogen 81 er'd]eillen.
Mon iagt, Saul treble unreollhcS
@eidGit, pbglcih Der cute Wldiin IN
jcben @nooentng in 6reeport $1,000
be5ahlt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Silbcrnc Sod]scit

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-29
Cute Geleaenbeit.

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StooteS Soma lit Elm hardware store (Giien-
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fault. Ter Gigenthiiner FAINT quite @rulbe an
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uerfouien iutu. I'm nGhere gmsfiinft idlrei6e
man an e. q. g., care GatbuIic @rinting Co.,
Dubuque, Soma.