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Mohave County miner., 1905-11-11

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Prosperity mine, situated in Wallapai mining district. MOhave county, Arizona, is under lease and bond to parties working the same, and that neither the mine nor the owner thereof will be responsible for any labor or debt contracted. nor injuries sustained by any employer or em, ployees in working said property: and that no CT for any purpose. and that all operatives en- gage in such service at their own risk and that no debt or claim of debt is valid against said mining claim, or it's owner.
 OWEN MCNEELY Kingman. Arizona. Oct. 21, 1905. First insertion Oct 2l
Mohave County miner., 1905-11-11

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Tub and Gem mines, situated in the Wallapai mining district, Mohave county, Arizona are under bond to parties working the same, and that neither the said mines. nor the owner thereof will be re. sponsible for any labor or debts contracted. or injuries sustained by any employer or em ploye in the operation of said mining properties, That all operators engage in such service a. their own risk, and that no debt is valid against said mines or the owner thereof.
 T. l.. AIRES San rranciSco Cal .Iuly 100,
Mohave County miner., 1905-11-11
FOR SALE. Complete Ten-Starnp Quartz Mill.

This mill is situated about 50 miles from Yucca and con- sists of 1O-stamp Allis-Chal- mer mill, latest pattern, in- closed in iron clad building, rock breaker, 60-hp. boiler and engine, 2 large frue van ners, plates. betting, pulleys, 1 gasoline pumping engine and 1 mile 2 inch pipe line, blackboard and set harness, 5 tents, boarding house and office building, mining tools, blacksmith outfit and SUD- plies.
Mohave County miner., 1905-11-11

First publication Oct. 14, 1905 Last publication Dec. Is, 1905
Mohave County miner., 1905-11-11
Mine Warning Notice.

First insertion October 2S. 1905. Last insertion November II.
Mohave County miner., 1905-11-11
Mine Warning Notice.

San francisco. Cal. July %. 1901.
Mohave County miner., 1905-11-11
Mine Warning Notice.

Kingman. Dec. 19, 1899.
Mohave County miner., 1905-11-11
Mine Warning Notice.

Manuelito. New Mexico. July 20. 1sO
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01
THE APPROPRIATIONS
Summary Of What has Already Been
 Done.

The directors of the Appropriations Canal company have been looking over the company's property a little bit to get an idea of what has been accom- plished in the past few months since they really got to work, in the way of equipping a water carrying institu- tion for business, and the result is quite pleasing to them.
 They find that fully paid certificates of stock have been issued to over 200 subscribers. Among these subscribers are the city, the county, the territory and the United States government, all of whom are considered to be most excellent partners in an enterprise of this sort, and not likely to try to beat the company when the officers are not looking. The latest stock purchase by the government was for supplying wa ter to the agricultural experiment farm, and the stock has been paid for
 They find also, that by the end of this week they will have thirty miles of ditch, CT main canal, completed and ready for carrying water. They also have about twenty miles of laterals, formerly owned by the farmers for handling waters from the old canals deeded to them Most of these Iaterals are east of Central avenue, and simf- lar control of laterals west of the av- enue is part of the project. The sixth railroad bridge, located at Alham bra will be completed this week. The oth- CT railroad bridges are as follows; Un- der the P. & E., above Tempe; under both the old and the new M. & P. tracks, at Tempe; under both roads. i near Barnard's place, between here and Tempe By the end of this week bridges will be placed over the canal also on the following-named wagon roads: 1 Cave Creek, Center street, Old Black Canyon, New Black Canyon and Grand | avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01
A HAN IN A ROOM
He Took a Watch and Cash Away
 With Him.

This is the story of a burglar who was not caught. It happened at the Polk lodging house, No. 227 East Polk street, sometime during Sunday night. E. Hoskins, who is a guest of the house, was suddenly awakened to find a man in his room. He was so star tied that he yelled in a way to fright en himself and for a moment par alyzed the burglar, who was in the act of going through his trousers.
 But the burglar recovered his head a little quicker than MT. Hoskins and lost no time in getting into the open. He could be seen fading away to the westward on Polk street, like a. sun beam in rainstOrm. Nobody had a gun handy, and if there had been one, a bullet couldn't ever have caught up with the miscreant The next move was to see what was missing, and MT. HOskins found himself shy a gold watch. Inquiry found nothing missing from any other room but one, and the occupant of that apartment was out thirty-fve cents in American money. His name will not be revealed, first, because the writer does not know it, and secondly, because he would not like to make public the mans financial
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01
PERSONAL.

NJ. O.. Bicknell and P. A. Tharldson spent yesterday in Mesa City on busi- ness.
 Walter Gregory was expected to re- turn today from San Francisco, where he has been for some time, called there by the serious illness of his mother.
 Judge Jamison left last night for Tucson on legal business.
 Among the outgoing passengers on last nights train for the south were: L. A. Melee and family, for Berkeley; w. A. Brow, for Kansas City; L. Krue- ger and Robert Loague for San Fran cisco, J. A. Payne and Jerome FOuu- tain for Santa Barbara; Elsie Royce, Los. Angeles, and J. Hoskins and fam ily for Las Cruces.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of the Ford. F. J. Holmes, Albuquerque; Blanche Sulye and Jew ell SuIye, of Chicago; Mrs. Jennie Tel
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01
FUNNY
People Will Drink Coffee When 1t
 Docs Such Things"

I began to use Postum because the old kind of coffee had so poisoned my whole system that I was on the point of breaking down, and the doctor warned me that I must quit it.
 My chief ailment was nervousness and heart trouble.
 Any unexpected noise would cause me the most painful palpitation, make me faint and weak
 "I had heard of Postum and began to drink it when 1 left off the old cof- fee. It began to help me just as soon as the old effects of the other kind of coffee passed away. It did not stimulate me for a while, and then leave me weak and nervous, as coffee used to do. Instead of that it built up my strength and supplied a constant vigOr to my system which I can always rely on. It enables me to do the biggest kind of a days work without getting tired. All the heart trouble, etc, has passed away.
 q give it freely to all my children, from the youngest to the oldest, and it keeps them all healthy and hearty" Name given by Postum co Battle Creek Mich.
 There's a reason.
 Read the little book, "The Road to Melville" in pkgs.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01
SENATOR BEVERIDGE
 TO- TUCSON "PIONEER"
The Latteris Complmented Upon His Efforts in Behalf of
 Joint Statehood.

children and their children to be citi- zens of one magnificent and well-nigh matchless commonwealth than of two sparsely settled states? Aad let every patriot ask himself this question: Which would have been the best, the creation of two states out of Califor- mia instead of one; of five states out of Texas instead of one; of two states out of Arizona, the Great" instead of one?
 So clear and overwhelming are all the arguments in this case that l believe that no matter how strong may have been the appeal to passion and prejudice the majority of the people of Arizona would today favor the ere ation of Arizona, the Great And I have not the slightest doubt but that the majority will be overwhelming by the time congress shall meet. The cost to the people of maintaining one state government, instead of two, will be just half of what it would be were they separate states. This is clear up on the face of the statement. The dis tance to the state capital will be short CT than those of Texas, California, or even Kansas or Nebraska to their state capitals The two territories are naturally one; one in topography, one in history, one in destiny. What New Mexico lacks, Arizona supplies. Unit ed, they stand a world to themselves, capable of supplying every want of their citizens from within their own borders and of helping sustain the na- ton without. Divided, they are still necessary to each other, and yet, while thus necessary, they are separated by an absurd and unnatural boundary line, with two sets of officers and com missions, drawing from the pockets of the people two sets of salaries for the performance of that work which a sin gle set of officers and commission ought to do, and will do when one state is created out of these two territories.
 I started out this letter merely to give you a line of congratulation, but have proceeded until it has grown to it's present proportions. But the reasons are so numerous, and the cause which they support so inspiring, that one cannot help being earnest in it's advocacy.
 With kind regards and best wishes, ] am Sincerely,
 A. J. BEVERIDGE
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01

ford and Harold Telford, Wichita; w. H. Wilbur Tempe; c. [. Cain. White Camp, and William Spencer, Redondo' Cal
 w. w Little. H. 4. Bennett, B. A. Ball and w. W. Lander, mining men from Boston, who have been in Ari- zona for several weeks, left Monday night for the east.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of the Commercial: Frank Shields, Florence; Cliff Parsons, San
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01

Francisco: Mrs. F. Messer. New Tors: William Speed. Wilcox: w F. LuiE Mt. Jacks on: George D. Werden. Los Angeles: M B. Hazeltine. Prescott; and Jobn Scharaton. Spokane
 There were, yesterday registered ls nests of the Hotel Adams; Mars T.IrIIev. Frnestina. W allace InsallI, F-i- cine. Wis: ". NJ Brcakinridge. Iue- son John R. Norris. Los Angeles; S- J- Sachs New York; and Burreu smith Hoker. Oklahoma
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01

A. J. BEVERIDGE.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01

embarrassment through this episode
 Yesterday morning the matter was reported to the police, but there is small chance of capturing the crook, for MT. HOskins could give no good de- scription of him, and it was too late to try and track him or head off his flight.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01

Wanted. two dozen NIinorca hens and two dozen Leghorn bullets. Hoghe's Chop House.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01
VEGETABLE JUICE
 CURE FOR
CONSUM NIPPON.

Ceived a circular from the
 New York Post Graduate
 Hospital giving an account
 of the wonderful cures of con-
 sumption through the use of
 the juice of raw vegetables
 and fruits. It seems that the
 treatment began by the use
 of potatoes, onions, beets,
 turnips, cabbages and celery.
 Later there were added sweet
 potatoes, apples, Pineapples,
 carrots and parsnips, and still
 later rhubarb, summer squash,
 tomatoes, spinach, radishes,
 string beans and green peas
 in the pod.
 !, It would seem to be absurd on its face that such treat ment could be used to effectu- ally combat consumption, yet so high an authority as Dr.
 Russell of the above-named hospital, who seems to have made the discovery and de- veloped the treatment, states that eleven cases of wellLde- veloped pulmonary tubercu- losis have been absolutely cured while fifty others are under treatment and progress ing satisfactorily.
 It is to be hoped that the long looked for cure of this dread disease has at last been found in this treatment, but the medical profession will, doubtless, be sceptical, as they are and should be on all new treatments until more than eleven cases have been cured by a combination of simple vegetable juices that contain little, if any, of the nourish- ment required by the con- sunptive. As Dr. Russell says he has been the principle advocate of nutrition as op- posed to medicine in the treatment of tuberculosis, he seems to contravert his own theory in the use of these vegetable juices that possess such a small percentage of nutrition. e
 Hygiene and nutrition of. the best sort are absolute re- quisites in the treatment of
 consumption. If the laws of health are carefully observed and the body is sustained with nutritious, wholesome, easily digested food, the rav- ages of the disease may be arrested, even when the lung tissue is involved. There is little question that the best nutrition in the world in such cases Is the old and much abused cod liver oil; not in Its raw state but in the form best adapted for it's immediate absorption into the body, as found in Scott's Emulsion of l pure Norwegian cod liver oil which contains, in addition, the valuable hypophosphites of lime and soda and glycer- inc. We hesitate to say that 1t will cure consumption, but after thirty years experience with it, the medical profession knows that it will arrest the progress of the disease and in Its earlier stages generally ef- feet a permanent cure. So certain are we of this that we challenge a comparative clinical test in any hospital or sanltarlum where there are pa tlents afflicted with this mal- ady. If 1t will not cure more cases of consumption, if the same rules are observed, than he vegetable and fruit juice treatment, we will agree to supply the institution making he test with Scott's Emulsion rec for a year. There is no ioubt that Scott's Emulsion 3 the most concentrated form t nutrition in existence, and | l
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01

MERCERlZED PETTIcoATS-Simi- lar to illustration, made of excellent quality satine, with deep accordion plaited flounce, in black, 0n
 brown and navy, actual $1.25 0N. values. Today, choice ....... V >| V
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01

Oh, say, for a tender, juicy steak or one of those famous hamburgers call at Hoghe's Chop House on North Center Street
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01

Full line of wines, liquors, beers, etc. both family and medicinal purposes. Wholesale and retail. Melczer Bros.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-01

Win the Ruby Flour Bread Prize."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22

obiacn St1tten 5iemlif fremoortig
porfommeit. Tenm 10 ipicbbiir9cr-
lid nlid) mnl,d)e 9ergbauerltoote i'm
Sunie Der ,3eit gcmoroen iino, - III
Den crlten Sabrcn gillg cs scpobiilif)
hoiclbit red)t milo Der. Sns fanlt
mon nber BON ben Sorlicgenoei1
burfaus niflt iogcn! Siclmebr
bicten oieiclben BON nlen Ininng on
ein niidtern . ipicbbiirgcrlifes
IeilBere, mo Die 8roldennopellcn-
oifter fonl,ten bier failm irgeno
meld)en Stpff finoen. Ios &urrob-
Ibentciierer: mo Strolhentbum -
Niles, mos man Die geleslpicn Gle.
ilelite ilenllt - lit bier gar rlid)t Der.
treten. limo bod fonnte mo lid
SohrSebnte binourd) feline iolhc Ir.
iicDclulig in uniercm @eitcn pbllc
bcrgleifen poriteQcn! YiItolen uto
Meiier baben bier neniaer 5t lltd)eil,
olS III gnr mnrd]er unierer 8roB-
it1btc, ullb merben pobl ord) lpGter
feline Irbeit finben, lpcnln niht Die
gutmiflung Der @crfcbrspcrbGlt-
niIie iid iinermartet raid poa5ieben
1pate.
Sn ben riidltGnbigen Gerfcbrsper-
bdltniiicn lit nomlid) Die &oiipt.
uriade fir bas Sernblciben iencr
Glemelte 81 illd)clt. Gic ncilen
8olofeloer licgcn nod fcru bon ben
Giienbabnen mo ii1o iiberbailpt
idpper S%lgGnglif, mas freilid) nlld)
Die @irfung bot, Ons allgcmeine
@obstbum Der genonnten Berg
bnucrlnger 5li perlangiamen, uno Die
getriebsfoitcn gum Sbeil iebr crbobt.
Inter Inoercm MAIDEN bier Der
@oIier-, Der Sol5. uno Der Seil-
transport erobe Toiten aus. Scattp
bat @aiier, lieet nber bon Den ei9cnt-
lid)en @olofclbcm meiter entferht,
ais Die iibrigen %9enonn,ten Sl1tc.
Sbne Eaf.M oultbicre lit bier oblolut
niht mtsSllfommcll, uilo Oeren
l%titerbnlt pie0erum fommt ebetfals
tbeuer aenlg.
Wit ocn notiirlihen Sdmicrigfci-
ten bGngt nod cin nnbcrer bcnner-
fenspertber llmitnno 5liammen. Sn
bieier @olb- Juno Silber) &ealon
nluB oos gr5 bebeutenO reifbaltiger
iein, als b~asienise in Colorado uiio
unberen Gbelmetall 8~egenoen, I'M
i~iberboupt ben 9etrieb lobneno 5u
MADDEN, mo nit Guar5lagerll, wclde
III malld)en onbetcn @egenoen, olS
cine mabrc rgonon5o" geiten Mir
bei,, gibt man lid bier gor nid)t ab,
Is lit iibrieens gcpiB. Dab IN nabcr
3ufunft cine Giienbabn entlpeSer bon
2ns Scgos, pber bon Spunpob aus
naf oieien 6cloern gelegt lperocn
Miro. ginitmeilen bcbilft man iif)
nit Der Eoitfutide, lino neucrOingS
lit polr 8oloiielo aus aud, elm Iuto.
mobiloienit eingeriftet porOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8 SmlanDii6es 8
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Warpiano.
Warpiano.

Ias 8ectbe'i6e @ahnport
rGbel lei .oer 0tcuid), biilfreidl mo
eut!!" bot Der fiir5lid III Solti.
more peritorbene slr5t, Or. Widoel
6. s@arncr, bis sum- letten Ingen-
LIFE ieines &ebens b~etbatigt. 9tpf)
fur3 Dor ieirlem SoDe 5eritorte or
feline iGnlmtli6cn Bidder, in meldell
ein9etraaen mar, mas ieine Totienten
inn i6uloeten, bamit Die lestern bon
~ieiieni 9tadluBpermolter niht bcl1-
itigt miiroelt, oeltn pielc iciner go
tieiter mareIl orme Seutc. Seine
Yaticntcn, 10 io9te er, piiBtcn, mic
piei lie linn ifulben, ulO I'M Safe
fie @elb uIlo Suit linb Siebe sum-
3dblen Dottcn, 10 n!0G,tcn lie nit iet-
1teiit JtadJldBperpnlter obre6ne1. Sic
SSrelnloc oes Ir5tes erflGrclL oie1e
cole Soitolungspciie entipredJe geanil
ieinem Gbnrofter; nifts babe Inn
grDBere Srellbe uno @emlgtbiulng
bereitet ols gtptb llno @len0 81
Iinoerlt. Gie @elt miro Oft folt lino
IiebIoS gebolten urb lciber nid)t nit
1lntedbt. @s lit nber Sbntladlc, oaB
es''gerooe inter Den Ier5teil piele
0epnid]enfreun0e qibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
@tSeomEn.

- Sn Ippleton itorb Ser Siilis.
aSonitor Der 2amrence l%lniperiitp, Sp.
Eauls, nahoem Sreo. j. @ifengel,
elm Sertreter Der HortbneItern Mll.
tiial 2iie Sniiirancc 60, nit ibnl
pesen elmer 2ebensperiiferune meb-
rere Stunben lang geiprohen bate.
Souls lebnte Die Sfferte ab lnb er.
fldrtc, er iei 81 Sabre alt uno refue
barauf nod 80 Sabre 81 lcben. gr
bemerfte ierner, Dab er es niht fiir
rihtis baltic, baB Elm Mnnn iein ean-
5es @elb an cine electromagnetic.
ifIait gebcn ioQe. ~beionoers menu or
iih fr1itiger 9%eiunbbeit %erireile iino
porausiihtlih elm bobes sitter crrei.
den werbe. Surge Seit barouf,
nat)oem i'm Ser @erireter Der Ser.
neutrality-suspicious. perlaiien batte,
iprah Yallls nit ieiner Srali iiber
Die @eriiferung, bruh Damn aber
ploslid) 5liiammen unb NOR, cbe man
Gr5tlifen geiitono baben fonnte, be.
reits cine 9eife. Souls binterl1bt
Srau uno ied)s ainber.
Sn Tortage lit ein cntfeslides
Scrbred)en beriibt moroen, inbem
Garl goed, elm lngefGbr "a Sabre
otter @ann, feline nm etlif)e Sabre
iiingere Satin in brutaler Weiie ,er.
moroete. Tie Gle Der 9ciOen ioQ
feline reft sliiflide acwcien icin, Oh.
mobl ein ainb bon 5ipei Sabren Dor
baloen mar. 9ie jnree 6rau bielt
ii6 angcblid in Scr lesten Seit i'm
Sauie ibrcr @robnutter aif. 9ccd
iol nun Die Sral nod elmer einiamcll
Stcqe nobe Dem 2ngerbauie Der
llniteb Cigar SO. BEL Den @eleiiel
Der Wilnoufee @obn gelodt boben,
no or Die grouIige 1bat pollbradte.
Mls MoroWaiie beniiste err Elm Slei.
i6ermeiier. Ger Ylos. no Die Sci6e
Der iulgen 6rau ipater g~efnnSen
muroe, lab ans, oils menn elm befii'
ger aampi itottgeinnoen bate, dildI
wieien Die SGnoe Der Srni Sdnitt.
mnnoen auf. atod noQbrndter Shoi
iprang @oed in bH, aanal. INN iifJ
Sl e%rtrGnfen, muroe aher pieocr her.
nuseefiidlt uno befinbct lid iest IN
Der Sbbut oes SberiiiS.
9emerfenspertbe Gnthiillltn.
gen mad1te Der Yoli5ei bon aenoibn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22

VERY REV. P. ANSELMUS MUELLER. O. F. M, Rector.

Strcit nit ieiner Muttcr. Ginel
oritten Eerior, lpeld)e DIE Wiltter
bon SbGtlihfeitcn i6iiseu mollte
CAB MiiQer einen plld)tigcn Stop
auf Die 9rnit. 10 oob or Rulings &C.
gen oos clterlife Sous ~itiir5te ulll
alsbalo tobt mar.
,Sn Galmbof ipllrbe Der ,Siibr.
mann @ottlieb Erpb bon cinem
Eferoe 0ernrt an Den aopf geldlla.
gen, buB er alsbalo icinen @eiIt alf.
CAB.
Sol5boucr q. Soiit in 9iihl.
bod pur0e bon ciucm fallenoer
@aumitamm crihlagen.
9ie 81 Sabre alte Gbefrnli oes
Sabrifarbcitcrs Srieorih &iiger IN
Seilbronn bate III ibrcr Slide ous
Standardization angc5iinbet nnf
gob olf Die brennenoen &oblen Spi.
ritusfannc erplobirte ~ioiort, Die &lei.
Der Der Srau iingcn 6euer uno Der
brnmnten ibr fnit gdn5lih an aor.
per. Sierburh erlitt Die Ssoll ID
idJipere 9ranowuuoen, baB lie mad,
ibrcr Terbringunlg ms arnnfenbous
geltorben lit.
- sSn ben 9enlentnerfen i'll Stir.
tingen ereignete lid Elm beoouerlid]er
ltngliifsfnl. Ger i'm porigen Scrbil
pom MilitGr entlniiene Irbeiter "a.
pib Shmib BON @roBbettlingcn iiel
in ein nit 3%ementmebl gefiilltcs Ma.
gaoin unb critidte.
- iiraSli6 oerungliifte DER -.
i1brige Bauer uno 8emeinoerott
S6lotterbed bon Sul5 oilf Dem
Scimnege pout @aloe, inoem er
utter ieinen nit Sol5 belaoenen @n.
gen gerietb nno bierbei, permutblid
Dor Shred, cinen Ser5id)log crlitt.
Der furj oarauf leinen Zoo berbei'
fiibrte.
Gor Sturgeon purbc Scr @1fel
9uainger pom Hcdarsartad) NIT lei.
ner iSrau iino ieinem N%reiiohrigcr
aino permutblif ourf Irtlfl1gt
ermoroet. Ils Sbdter p~ernrutbei
man Den 2%0idbrigen Sadergeleler
Wogler aus 9Ddingen, Der bel glll'
limger in Irbeit itanb.
Iie II Sabre alte @ittme
Shmio' IN Settenbouien mollte ibr
Mittageiien bereitenl babel iingen
hire &leioer Seier n,o Die 6ruu trna
10 idmere 9ronomunOen oopoil, oot
lie balo barouf Itarb.
2cstens %itiirSte in 9lid)baloer
bie "a Sabre oltc @ittme 5bcrciic
Mallf Die Sreppe ihres Soilles cilel
Stod berunter. uno crlitr einen Sha'
belbrilf,, Dem tic in fur5er 3eit erlug
9ie Serungliifta binterlGbt 5lpei II
5artcm ainoesolter itebenbe @uilen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
@inneiota.

Ter lGnoli6e Miinh6auien bon
Sc Sileiir bot mipoer S~olgenoes 81
beriften: Sirnm 9eiditaoer i'm
Sprpn Seplep bieies Gountps, mod)te
oieier Gage cine merfDiiroige Grfob.
RING iiber Die Soullen bes gliBes.
Gr lit Der gliiflite geiiser zines
eleftriiGen gutomobils, mcldem er
Dor ben @oiolin Den Sor5ug gicbt,
neil tie nid)t 10 leiht niBcr Orb
ming fommen; Dab or aber gerooe
oantit in Srubel fommen loltc,
ninBte er bnlo erfobren. Mit
Srei1oen aiif elmer Sobrt, % Wtei-
len. bonn &auie begrificu, marcn lie
eerabe in elmer troitloien oben &c.
aeno, oils Der Motor ploslif) itebell
blieb uno beim Itofieben falib man,
ooB aQe Sraft eoniumieri mar. 9os
9lllio itano am SllBe eines Siigels
nilo lie iobcn lid I'M fiir Den Sflnt
Dor, eii1em acknowledgement llnpet.
ter. Yloslid inben lie init furd)t'
barem aro6 einen @lisitrobl oift
an benz Guto nieoerfnbren, oaB cine
@olfe Staub nufmirbclte. Nod)
GROCER NOR ober ibr GrituIneu, uls
iifb Der Selbitiabrer III geWegung
1ebie unb raid Den 9iigel binoui
fam, no lie itanben. Seidtfiibig
aelang es einem Ssungen Seihito-
6ef's binein5uipringen unb oos
sSabrjeug 5u itoppen. Sie Inter.
int1lung ergob, baB Der 9lisitrabl
foit feiilen Sfuoen angeridtet, aber
Die 9otterie Oes 9pnamo ipieber &c.
loben batte. Srobgemutb fletterteit
glae III Die Selbitfutid)e uno beiDi
gulg's los, nod ifneller lpie Der 20
Meilen itarfe Stlirm oabinfcgte -
auf Den Sliigeln bes 9lites.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
@iNomrt.

Gin tootgegloubter &orbpoI.
fohrer BON ct. SoIis, Der iuige
Charles HiQiet, lebt. gr bette BON
&lein nlf ein reyes Sntereiie iiir
Heiieibiloerungen unb fiir Horopol.
fpel6e nit inn Die S6ule beluft, or.
5Gblen jest, Dab er icoen Yunft nam.
bait modem fonntc, lpel6er ienlolS
bon elmer Noropol.G Expedition in oen
arftiihen &egionen beriibrt morben
mar. Ils Der peritorbenc W. 3ieg-
Ter III Nep 2)orf I'M Sonuar 1903
ietne neueite Npropol . expedition
ousriiitete. lpor HiQiet elmer Der
@rltcn, Die ii6 bon ibm omerbeil
licben. gr iiberiolote ieiner Wtut.
Ter ans Dem boben Horoen, bon zen
Saienitootcn, bon oeuen aus nod
Yeit beioroert perben fonHte, regel.