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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-04-04
Essex Pigs and SOnthdoWn Lambs.

I have a number of Essex Pigs ready for
delivery in May and June. Also Southdown
Ram Lambs for June and July delivery.
Prices, ETC., if requested.
L. G. JON ES,
Tobaccoville, \. G.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-04-04

1 nave some choice Pigs now ready for
shipment. Bred from the best strains and
most popular families in America. THE
er sex. Stock guaranteed as represented.
Prices low. Write for particulars. w. M.
JONES, CrOfton, Va.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26

United States District Attorney r.
w .Breckons, In his clever and master
ful style. responded to the toast: "The
Bar saying that all the unkind
things said about lawyers were not
true, quoting, however, what Burns
himself had said about certain man
of law. w. r. Harrington spoke for
THE Press" remarking that II there
were no Scotchmen In heaven with
whom Burns could mingle, he would
certainly find seat there with the
Press. The speaker thought the toast
appropriate to the occasion; Burns
life had been a protest against unfair.
ness, and cry for justice; It was one
OF the privileges and duties OF the
Press to protest; to be sure. some pa.
pers were such protestants that they
were known as missionaries"
Judge Stanley sang and received
well-earned applause. Bruce Hartman
recited some dainty verses well. j. r..
Dick gave some very clever skits. ID.
w. Anderson. J. &. Brown, J. l.. Cock.
burn and Edward Munro wound up the
program In fitting style with songs and
recitations, Cockburn responding for
1.-THE Lassies"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26
NUUANU Is soon
70 Be IMPROVED

Residents of that stepchild thorough
fare Nuuapu. which for years past
seems to have been the chosen spot
for miscarried public improvements
which have left only desolation IN
their wake. can finally look forward TO
having actual street improvements
started within short time. That Is
the suffering road may hrst have 10 DC
disemboweled again but the residents
should by this time, be 80 used TO THIS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26

American. Hawaiian could not do be-
fore doing any investigating.
This company is one of the wealth.
lest and most successful of any steam
ship line sending its boats to the ports
of Hawaii Why pass II by because 1t
is feared or believed that its passen.
ger equipment, If adopted. will not be
up to the standard Hawaii demands?
It is an old saying that beggars are no
choosers. Another good old.fashioned
and' appropriate admonition is, II you
can't get what you want take what you
can get. The world was not made in
a day.
Another point that requires elucida-
ton before the community will enthu.
siastically support the Rothwell re-
port Is found In this statement:
Therefore, we have not endeavored
o negotiate, feeling that some definite
contract for down freights would be
'eauired by the Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Company
II down freights" means freights
| from the Coast to Honolulu, II is hard
' to understand what the committee Is
driving at in setting this line aside.
II the merchants of this town have
anything to trade on II is down freight.
The howl has always been for up
freights.' and therefore the appeal to
the Planters Association for the car.
rying of some OF Its sugars. The Amer.
ican.Hawaiian has the up freights
now. The natural thing for the mer
chants to do If they mean business and
want to make beginning along nat
ural lines, is obvious.
The attitude, as given in the report
toward the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS line |,
SO inconsistent with the generally I'm
derstood attitude of the Merchants
Association as to make the contes
with the Planters Association appea
entirely superfluous. ridiculous, II no
preposterous. One reading the repor
in this particular is inclined to believ,
that the committee has been made t,
say or at least give an impression
which II did not intend.
One thing the report proves. Unit
the merchants have exhausted all tn
possibilities in the present freigh
lines as passenger carriers, there is n
reason for the people to view with ia
vor any proposal for a subsidy for
new local steamer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26
LUPINI GOMEZ Will
ATTEMPT
TO PROVE AN ALIBI

An alibi will probably be the line Of
the defense In the case Of Territory VS..
Lupim Gomez, charged with attempt
Ing to blow up the house Of a Ha.
waiian at Kaaawa, which Is now be-
ing tried before Judge De Bolt.
The prosecution closed its case yes
terday, the evidence 1t had produced
being strong, but all circumstantial.
Gomez had had trouble with the owner
OF the house about his wife. He had
also threatened the man after the ex-
plosion that he would make an at
also shown that Gomez about week
be fore had bought some giant powder.
The defense this morning made u
motion to have the defendant discharg-
ed on the grouad OF lack OF evidence.
The motion was argued at length but
was denied.
The defendants daughter took tho
stand for the defense this forenoon.
She stated that on the night when the
explosion occurred she. her husband,
her brother and the defendant slept in
the same room. Lupim Gomez did not
leave the room during the entire night.
She would have heard him had he tried
to leave. The giant powder. the wit
ness said, belonged to her husband.
who intended to blast some stones In
a taro patch in Punaluu, and not to
the defendant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26
Ha|eiwa Limited.

The most attractive days outing 10
that afforded by the excursion down
the railroad line. Tho HAlEiWA
LIMITED, Hrst.ciass train, leaves
Honolulu every Sunday morning n
s;22 o'clock, making the run In two
hours. the rate for round trip being
only $500. From 1922 .. m. until
$50 p. m. 10 spent at the beautiful
HOTEL HALElWA, with fresh and
salt water bathing, tennls, golf, drives
and walks, shooting or fishing, and you
IRE back In town at 1o:1o o'clock In
the evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26
Honolulu Stock Exchange List

THURSDAY, Jan. a6, 2 p. m.
Shares Par Last
Issued. Value. Sale. Bid. Asked.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26
DiMiNUTivE ALiMoNY.

Thomas Davis was summoned before
Judge De Bolt this morning to show
cause why he should not pay alimony
to his former wife, Cecilia Los Davis.
and attorneys fees. He showed that
he was without funds but had secured
good job at Lahaina and would soon
be able to pay. Davis was ordered to
pay attorneys fees amounting to S25
and alimony in the lump sum OF $l2.
which the wife declared satisfactory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26
ROTHwBLL PASSENGER RE-
PORT.


In, report vi 'he i'oth"eii SUnlr'..
zee on inc Passensei''a' p.oo'ein 10
very interesting uocu'he", i'oii
hohoiuIu stahuPopht because '"e'e arc
paragtapns eNpIesslns Sna'p von''n
uoh' All 'he "o'io u aa'" w NV
rover As sehtra' '''hs i'oNoiriu
prefers scrap, OF mas 'h"' repu'u
uon, al all events
Nhe'her so INTENDED OF not inc re-
port with the accompanying CORE
spondence Is suggestive ol pay LOT
points between the kothwell commit
tee and the Planters Association. Ger
tainly II the Planters Association OF
the community as whole Is seeking
Aslatic LABOR RothweIis second letter
Is strong document Tor their oppo'
nents. And to this extent II seems
that the report or the discussion mas
gone outside the immediate purpose ~
view.
cheaper passenger rates between
the Pacihc Coast and these Islands Is
the point aimed at The project is
most commendable one toward whlch
the work oil the committee mas un
doubtediy done much, though not I'M
mediateiy successful perusai OF the
report especially that portion reiatins
10 the Amerlcah-Hawaliah steamship
Company, creates the impression mat
the committee did not exhaust all the
possibilities open 10 II for negotia-
IONS win the steamship companies
berore " started on riding hith wheel
that rolled into caustic exchange OF
correspondence win the flanters As
sociatlon'
In reference TO the American'Hawai'
ian company the hothweli report
says.
Inc suggestion mas been made
that the ASSOCIATION should ap'
proach the HAWAIIAN American
steamship company ana enoeaV-
or TO negotiate win them 10 con-
vert one OF more oi 'heir steam
erS INTO passenger poats' ana II
mas oeeh Indicated that such pro
posal "ou!d De hkeiy 10 nave iaV-
oraoie CONSIDERATION oh TINS
question your committee Is not en-
urey III accord-the we" oeing
advanced on the one hahd mat we
shouiu a'aii ourselves OF any pos
sioie opportunity 10 OBTAIN cheap
or passenger rates on the other
hand II Is held That no contract
shouiu pe entertained tnat VIII not
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26
MORNING SALES.

sos Kahuku. So; . Haw. c. & s.
Co. 80; $50 Haw. c. & S. Co., 81;
% Honokaa, %; Is Waiariia. IS; 80
olaa, 10; 25 Waialua. IS; 100 Haw. c.
& S. Co., 90: Is waialua, So: 20 Ko
loa, 100; 40 Ookala, 10; 60 Ookala
10; 20 Ookala. 10; 90 Ookala, 10; 20
ookala, 10: 25 O8kala. 10; 3 ookala
10; 20 Eva, 32.75; SO Eva. 32.75; sc
Eva. 3275; % Eva. 32.75; Eva, 80.
IS; Oahu. 1880; Is McBryde, II;
20 McBryde, II; 8 Kahuku, "a; 20 Wa
ialua, "a; 8 Waialua. 81.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26

1t is frequently said that the Senate
Is not a good place from which to
start Presidential aspirations. Nat
urally the people will be watchful OF
whether La Toilette Of Wisconsin can
shake up this moss-grown custom.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26

In the hands of hostile Congress
man, the second letter OF the Rothwcll
Committee to the Planters Association
will put to sleep any proposal let
down one Chinese bar for Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26
Latest sugar quotation, SPA cents.
AFTERNOON SALES.

3s Olaa, $40; 30 Eva, s3275; 100
Haw. Com. & S. Co., S93; 40 McBryde,
81: 100 McBryde. 81; 400 Kahuku,
$35; 20 McBryde, Sll; 200 Haw. Com.
& S. Co.. $s3; $50 Oahu, $l+2.5O; 80
Honokaa, &24.50; So Kahuku, s35; 8
Kahuku, $35: 10 Onomea, $37.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26

Somewhere between the excitement
in stocks and the Cars troubles, the
war waged by Japan has dropped out
OF sight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26

WAS that benefit performance last
night"
WELL" answered Mr.. Stormington
Barnes. I'VE called II a benefit, but
some Of the audience referred to 1t as
an injury."-Washingto Star.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-26

Bill-Don't you think this tipping
business is all wrong?
Jill-Well, II you refer to the tips
a fellow gets on the races. why,
think they always are-yonker.
Statesman.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16

miiicn, Elm Gi,berlt ieltenes Seihen,
Dem gegeniiber Die @iiienid)nit nod
Toit poqig i'm Iiinfeln toppt. @on
Seilerfolgen bat man foiim je ae'
bort. Wein Tatient rcpr1'cntirtC
nm eincn gcrabe5il floiiiiden Sal,
un0 id) bate G%eIeeenbeit, enOliG]
oGuculitiS tbcrmparoinmotpphiolis"
pripntim 5u ittbiren. sd mad)te
Dem Grqnfen fem Sebl onrnus, bah
iein 9eiben 10 gut pie boiinilngslos
lei, periprud ibn ober, mein Wo9lif)-
ties 81 tbl,n, I'M i'm nod, eini9c
Sabre om 2eben 81 crbnltelt. Iniflie-
leno oural,. nlodJte ih ibm Den &or.
iflag, mir geaer 3oblung boil 1000
Worf ieincn 2eitllam .nah erfolatenl
Sibicben 5ilr Seriiiguug 81 ltcGcu.
Ser Monn mar arm i,nb miai9te cii.
Gr linterid)rieb Den Gontraft, itridl
ha5 8elo eir, ging bi,tcr uleiicn;
9liifen 81 Iroieiior &ubenitroiid),
mo Oieiem gelingt es, ben Wtann 81
furircn = fir meiE 8elo!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
sdiaer lit linn @nrit.

Sn &opensburg, olfo i'm ereeren
Seimotblonbe SdiQer'S, ipar bonn
Stulrntb poraeihlagcn worben,
iebem @olfsidiiler ein Sd)iaer-g Bud
Sl iiberreiten. 9ieier 8orihlag
ionb ober nidt Die 9etuilli9un9 Der
Sur 8orbereitling Der Seier cingeies.
ten Gommiiiion. Gagegen puroe
aiif antrug BON Hehtsonwolt 8rai-
ieai beidloiien, Den ainbern 5ur gr'
innerung an Shi1er lie cine
Murit 81 perabreiden, unb hieier Be
iflub murbe bon Der Webrheit gut.
gebeiben. Serr @raiieli besriinoete
icincn @ntrag inter Gnberem banit,
bal, er iagte: @enn man Die ainber
fragen miirbe, mas linen lieber iei,
Elm Sfiler.9ud) ooer cine @nrit 10
piirben Tie lid 5wciieaos iir Die
@urit entifeiOen.
9iaie &opensburger .Sdiaer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
S1hlcnbciuobncr.

@pbl mie Elm M6rd,e1i beriibrt cs
penn man lieit, haB Elm ifmeOiide
betagtes Gbepnar aft lanee Subr
in einer grhboble 5ilbrofte, obr
baB Die loblifen @eborbcn 9egen bic
6oblenleben etipas eiRSulpenoen ac
bnbt bdtten uno bod lit eS 10. !
Der @egero bon Horrabp iiebt NC
am @albesronbe einige 1orfb1ber
Die iiber einem Saufen Steire Iieecll
Gin fleiner Sdornitein aus glec
beiltet 5uebait on, bob bier mobl Gin.
6eueriteae iein fonnte. God wiirO,
Hiemono obnen, oob iih bier Elm,
menihlife @obnung befonb. Uni
bod NOR, nie Die n@oii. 3eitung'
melbet, ia Dies nod Der San. Sr
bieler Soble, Die iehs bis aft Siii
lang linb cbcnlo brett nit ben SolS
m1noen ousgebailt 1T, bauien lei
oft Sabren &orl Better Carlson
nebit Srau, beiee iiber Die Sieb5i
binaiis nnb iinb, iernob pom @e.
triebe Der @elt, 5ufrieben init ibren
1aiein. Seit 5mDlf Sabren 'treib.
eurfsion bier Die 2anowirtbihai,
i'm &leiiten iIno ipenn man bebenft
Dab er MIR mittels Sade, Spaten mi
Spieb unsridbr 5pei Worgen ade'
bearbeitet lifib bieien Ider nod oa5l
urbnr unb nnsbrinsenb gemott bat
10 lit Dies Elm Stiif Irbeit, ons lid
ieben laifen fam. SIN Serbite err
ten Die beibeii alten pier 5onnei
quite &ertoifefn, tpie lie iiberbaup
ihrcu llnterbalt bon Der 0mnOpirtt
idIoft bo6en. Gle ie6an geibe moi
unb hunter nus, iiihien iif) ailh ic
eprn ionit b1tten lie mobl nift bc'
G%edltroutruft oirf iiini Sabre binor
pprlGn'crt. &ie man iieht, brqmd
man nit nad Mcrifo 81 reiien, II
Grotie be5iebunasspeiie Soblcilb
lpohne iebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16

ano sic aus 800 &Dpfen ~bsitsbenos Ut,
beiteri9aar. berbsisui9affen. am %.
SuIi 1901 tonnte enoli9 gu benz pid'
tighten She'll Der 4ntass, Der Sperrz
mauer, Der Grunoitsin ge!est nsrben.
Snfolee Der porbeiasten S9piefigfeis
ten rpuroen Die uripriinsli9 %aufeeiteGs
ten unb aus pripattreiien beitrittenen
&often in 9Dbe bon 100000 Mart
beoeuteno iiberi9ritten.
Tie llrfttbalfperre 1T Die grEbte
oerdrttge 4nla9e in europa. sic
fam A ,500,OOO aubitpdrbs WafIer
a%ufne6men, uno Der odbur9 gebiliete
Gee asist on ieiner Oberfld4e bic sez
fpaltise @usoebnuns bon 534 @d.r.
Die Sperrmauer ielbit. aus $4,000
&ubitbarbs Mdusrpert gebiloet. hdi
Bel elmer 3~ronenlGnse bon 226 CARDS
cine GtaubO6s bon 81 Yaros. I'm
einen bDberen @ufitau Oes Sees als
Bis gu so Yaros gu Derbinbern, lit oil
Der Tprbfeite Der Spsrrmau.r elm tass
foosnartigcr BON 80 Stufen unterbros
9e1er WaheriibcrfaQ an~georonet, Der
Die iiberI9iIiisen Mafermengen Dem
.interlauf Ger l1rft tpieber 5ufiibrt.
Wie elen berartigen Wnlaasn, 70
fdlt auG} Der llrfttbalipsrrs Die slufs
sa6e 81, Ole perbesrenoen So6flutben
Der dn9:i2polenen JliiFe abauleiten
unb Die fiis Den Geiunbbeits3uftanb
tpie fir ole 2anopirtbi6aft gleit
na6tteiliJen Solsen oss Sisfpafcrs
Itaroes III beIeitigen. Gerner fol bi:
hur6 Die StaupdHsr sstponnsns elefs
triide Grersie 81 in0u'trisllen unS
@cleudtungsarc:ten g~eriperOuns firs
ben. SIM lle6risen iino Bel scr urfts
tbalipsrre irfolse bss fir Den 8au an
gelegten altten Meges Dem publitum
punosrboa. @alOpartisn erf6lof,a
tpor0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16

1000 psrfonen. gum .peitaus srobt.n
Sbeile Seutiae ODER beutI9sr 4bs
tunft, bas Geben ~toitets. nit einem
faft bsiipi.Iof:n !Selbenmutbe unb
elmer Dem mGnnli9en @ei9Ie6te nifts
na9s.6enben Spferb:reitpilistsit bats
ten oie Wdrterinnen auf Nortb Bros
tier Sslan0 fid bemiibt, bonn Sob. o,s
Grtrinfens 8eSrobte in. Siderbeit au
brinsen. SbatIa1li9 selans linen
Die Mettans aablreider q.rfonen.
Jrdulein Smith leitete Die Rettunss>
arbeiten. Cine Der fiibnfien Selbins
men mar cine Deuti6e, SrGu!ein pau'
lin. pueb, Die ii9 fiinf Wal in Die
Jlutben ftiirste unb flint ainber lebenb
ans 2ana bra4te.
Die Srdulein Smith perliebene
groi9e 1T BON perlsn einsefabt unb
seist Den in gmatle aiissefibrten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
Sribnt an Selbiuncn.

gine erbebenOe Seier mar eS nsulid
in Dem Soipitale auf Nortb Brother
Sslano Bel Nep gort. als Der itsapers
tr.tenbe oeuti6e Seneraltoniul in Der
SubIon : Metropole, 9esationsratb
Greiit, i'm Namen Der bsutiden 3ai=
ierin unb i'm 9eiI.in bes Hetp Dorter
Observation-Disclosures on 81 oortise
Observation-Disclosures Siplome pers
tbeilts. vi. Sberpdrterin Jrdulein
Gbitb 9. .. Smitb empfins ouberz
Dem cine goloene 8roi1s.
Sci Rortb grotb.r Sslanb trus if
am Is. Suni 1904 Die entieBtide
Observation-Disclosures gu. Die eirea
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
Gin Characterization

Ter befannte Barrier 9iioutier
Goudlarb nobm einen Iieb gernoe III
Dem Iu9enblif felt, ais oieier einen
Ein1 reridminben laiien mollte. Gn
IS Mitto9sSeit mar, idlob tr ocn
anbeu binter iif) ob mo geleitcte Del,
Sai!afineer ielbit gum ndditcn Soli'
SeIfrmmiiioriat. @cupr er itbpd,
bort dnfom, lieB er lid oiirf i'm
nahc5l iiberdeugen, baB ieinerieit&
elm SSrrtbum porliege, 10 odB or,
buih bos Scuenen bes arreI!alltefl
einaeidiidJtert, bicicn nid)t lGn9er
ie'thielt. Mn Der Sbiir oes aom.
! tiiielints entipann iif 5lpiidje,l @ei-
zen r;eier Iialoe: n8eben Sic ,or-
an, ;ante Ger giiolitier, lporanf DER
Tieb bofli6 ermiberte: "Apres
yous", lino ols Der 9citcDLeEe III,
umioh, NOR Ger Spisbnbe natiirlid)
periflpunben. llmionit bemiibte CT
iid), i'm auf Der Stc1e mieber einsil-
faneeu. Ms er Damn ettpa cine
Stiinbe ipdter beimfebrte, bemerfte
err. rob Die 9noentbiire oficn itanS
unb bab hcrielbe 9ieb inn ben Sobcr
nabeju arrsseraiimt bate. @rt Dem
9obentii6 nber lag cine 8iiitenfortc
nit iolgenber gnfifrift: Tine poll
tesse, cher ami. en- vaut une
%antre. Ten Sdiiiiiel babe i'd Shnci,
ais Sic Dor mir ms 9iircau tratcn,
aus Der 3odtalfe genommen,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16

Wedl.nburssG dperin, Der fih tpege::,
zines fareren aFbmatiiden 2.ioeni
nit ieir.r Sorilie foft beitanbis II
Gannes, SIbfra7frsih, aufbielt. MuG
mad Dem 1897 .rfolsten Sobe be
grobbersoss nabm osiTen 9emobli'
tsincn oau.rnben Naientbalt in Med
lenburs. Die rii1ifde @robfiritir
mar in Dem Gamble Der Obotriten nit
betmii6 getporben.
Die G-osbersosineW; Mnaifa>
fla. cine iunonif9e GRID, Jung, gait
ihr.r 3eit alb bic f6Snfe Giritin
Guropas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
Iebrcnlcic ans I%nfiatbcften elmer
GulfSidnlflaWc.

Ios@ D.. e. Ius Gino ae6srt
81 Den Salistbiercll, neil iein Stnll
genobnlif an Dos Soils arsebaut lit.
Seinen aorper bebeden Scare, melhe
bcrifieoen gefarbt iiuo. gei Der So'
Mile Ainbpieb lit Der Wonn Ser
eds. Die 6rau heiBt 9lib. lie
ainOer iino lire aalber. 9ie met
item Shien fommen bonn 2anb. Su
per Stabt iinbet man lie MIR bel bcr
Weegcrri. Ter Meuid) bot piel BON
Sfieu. Gum @ciipiel bns Sleiih,
pas Set, Die Sout uno Inperes
Ter eds lit fein eds; err beiB nui
10. Seocs Ginbbicb ndbrt lid, Dor
Tflan5en. lie @ouern mnb oil
Gfien pfliipen sic 6elber. 9iI
aiibe geben nit ben goiiernm1bd)er
nuf Die Weibe. Cine arb III MIDI
ihoI ie mebr es nber iinb. oeito ihc.
l,er merben iie. lie Sfien perber
i'm id1onItcn .MnnneSolter eeiflntt
let. Bon Der Sub erbaltcn Die Wtld}
iraiicn ibre Wilt. 0as ainb hili
oil6 2ifter i,nb Seize bereiten mi
icinem sSctt. GS bot cinnal ei,
%olf gegeben, Dem iein @ott ipnr cir
eds. Gus ihoue Rinopieh lit hci
aroBte Stolj Der 8nuern. Mantel
Bauer bat Sdien, Die 10 srob iini
pie err.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16

scr en- Dem be5cidyneten 9aitm rant,
io9te iein Scaleiter etlpas ~brangcilo:
rWdle'iot, Der gorm lit 81 birner-
lit. to5il aud gar i1idt einntal id'on.
Sd, pcritebe niht, mic On, Mnicltdt
clue irld)e Sorliebe iiir benic!ben
bcgen nloaeu."
rMfein licber Soifmnnu". icate Sc
DER &6nig icinen 9eelciter id)ari on
lebcns, ,,als if nod Gin Sunae mar,
hat mir meine 5oitte inter oielcrl
Baum cine tiidltige SbrieiJe gegehcit.
81, i)atie tic notbig unb ic that mir
ailt. Sest fein Wcrt mebr bonn
ilmDuilcnl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16

6ei,ti9sn Reidsubler. Sn Der Witt,
pranst Elm prdGtnoqsr Smardso.
Die aus persument t~eitebenocr
0iplome entbalten in ibrem obersr
sbeile e6enfalls ben Heiasaoier, ios
ipie in Der Witte bas 9ilblib Be,
beutf6en &aiierin. Sic iinb NIT @olf
sinsefabt urb peiien nit Der Inter.
i6rift Der aaiierin Die folsenSs Sn'
idrift auf: .Sn oantbarer 9uerten-
hung Der Grrettuns bsrienigen. tpeld'
in 9ob.sgefdbr f9pebtei."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
Ginc Sbrieisc ppn ybpbcr" SamS.

Sn elmer @de icines SdloBgortcnS
su Berlin licb Der HrenBentonig
6rieorid @ilEclm Ger 8iertc Elm
Siiit iiir GanOiooten bes YrcG;ger.
itonocS buien. gr beiihtigte nit
General Superintendent Soiimonn
oen ElaB lino ia9te, ols lie al einen
ridt Gerobe itottlifen 9olm fnmen.
nit Ger inn cigelien 9eItimrtIcit
,Ticier @nlm mlB inter allen lint
ltGnben lteben %bleiben."
Gr ltnnb ober iebr i'm @eae; ro'
INN bat Soiimnnm mebrmals nm
nic GrloubniB, ibn iGaen 81 .oiier.
Iic Antmort lnutete itctS: o9fetn."
PTS Der &oni9 ipieOer eiumal ben
gan beiilGte ulb nit &oiimlonI pit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
Die 5nfinftigc G@ipieeermmttcr Srs
bentid,en &rruprinsen &ilbelm.


U,e peporrepc.N 8ermablung bee
bsntf9en 3rcnprin3en nit Der Ser
sogin Geeilie, elmer Shipefter b,i
@~roBberaoss Grisbrih 1rans ~. DO
MedIenburs. Shperin. bat aud bit
mutt.r Der 9rout, bic @rpbferaosine
Witttpe Mnaitdiia. benz alIs.meinen
Snterehe nGber geriidt.
81. 1860 geborene Grobbersosir.
Witttpe 1T ole ein5ige Soft.r bes rui
ff1en GrobfIr'tcn Mt&ael, eineE
grpBontels bes sesenpdrtisen 3arer.
Sbr Batter gilt als Der reiaite aler
GroBfiiriien aus benz 9auie Soma,
nop. sic permGblte ii4 1879 mil
Dem grbsrobbersose, ipdteren @rob
berSose 5riebri4 Jrana III. roi'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
ILLINOIS + R. +.
Effective November az, 1904.
TRAINS GOING WEST. a.

Trains GOlNG WEST.
No. s leaves daily. ........ 1921 a m
No. 3 leaves daily. ....... 1862 m
No. 33 leaves daily, ex. Sun. 4:S0
No. ] leaves daily. 1922. .i0.45pm
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM WEST.
No. 2 arrives daily. 1880. 1865
No. "a arrives daily, ex. Sun.i0:30 q m
No. 4 arrives daily. 1890. 4:25pm
No. G arrives daily. . -. 1890 D m
TRAINS GOING EAST.
No. 2 leaves daily. Z. 49,. 500 a m
No 81 leaves daily, ex. Sun. J:00,am
No. % leaves daily, ex. Sun.12:45pm
No. 4 leaves daily. ........ 4:30pm
No. 6 leaves daily. ~ z. .I2; eli am
Train No, 4 has a parlor and dining
car for Chicago.
Train No. 6 has a sleeper for Chi.
cago, open for o~rcrpancy at 1920
p. m, arriving at "*'eagn ut I, a.. m.
TRAINS M EAST.
No. s arrives ;:22arn
NO. 81 arrive -, Sun. 2;45 %
no. 8 arrlvea Z. ...,.-., l:00 n m
No. 81 arrives daily, ex. Sun. 39;i0pm
No. / arrives daily. 10: 40 m
No, 5 Is daily train for Sioux City.
IPrain No. 3 is daily for Omaha and
has a parlor car and dining car.
Train No. L is daily for Omaha.
Sioux City, st. Paul and Sioux Falls:
has sleepers for Omaha, Sioux City
and st. Paul.
Trains No. % and No. 81 are local
between Dubuque and Freepert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
llntcr GpQc0cn.

.&0ren Sic mr., lisbcr Me0i5inol.
ratb. mos mir pniiirt iitl Ia hnttc
id) einen Paticnten nit nGucrlitis
ibermogrammn.ppGioiis." Sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16

@iirite bnbcn oqe Mnportlfait oar.
alit cine ltterarsJiltortlu]e oetupnl..s
belt 81 erloneen.