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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
AMONG
IRRIGATION MEN.
Relations Of 9. F. Boothe to Two
Irrigation Organizations
Causes q Clash. 8

Portland, Ore, Aug. 24.-That the
plan of holding the deliberations Of the
national irrigation congress in sections.
initiated at the instance of Secretary Of
Agriculture Wilson, is a failure, seems
to be the consensus among the delegates
to the congress, now in session in Port
land.
The work of the congress Is being
done. by the resolutions committee. The
committee struck stumbling block at
its meeting yesterday over resolution
declaring that there Is no connection
between the National Irrigation con-
gress and the National Irrigation as
sociation, the latter an incorporated
body, Of whose board of directors G. +.
Boothe Of Los Angeles Is chairman.
Mr.. Boothe is also chairman Of the
executive committee of the National IT.
rigation congress. Assertions were
made that large sums of money had
been collected in Chicago and points
in the central west and in Montana
from manufacturers by persons who
have represented the association as
being connected with the parent body.
Mr.. Boothe resented any supposed in
situation that there had been any such
representation by him or the associa-
ton of which he was1a director.
A substitute resolution by Senator
Carter Of Montana, stating that the
National, Irrigation congress never had
had and never will have any connec-
ton with the National Irrigation asso-
citation, was adopted by the committee.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
20 BUSHELS TO THE ACRE
MORE LATE RETURNS ON YIELDS
FROM ttCENTRAL DAKOTA''-
STORM LOSSES HEAVY.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. Y
Aberdeen, S. D., Aug. Palate
wheat yields in Brown county reported
from the threshing machines are: P. G.
Cavanaugh, 100 acres, twenty bushels
to the acre; Thomas Noyes, eleven and
one-half bushels; c. M. Giddings six
teen bushels; Charles Flagg, fifteen
bushels; Charles Graham, twenty bush
els. The latter graded No. l northern
and sold for 80 cents a bushel. E. W.
Powers of Edmunds county reports a
yield of seventy bushels an acre from a
field Of mixed speltz and oats on his
ranch.
. Hail damaged uncut grain in the vi
cinity of Hecla,, Columbia and Putneey
il Brown county, and at Webster in
Day county. Over IS per cent of the
grain in the sections visited is cut. Of
the standing grain the damage is esti-
mated at 20 per cent in Brown county.
The damage was greater in, Day coun-
ty, running from 25 to 60 per cent
around Pierpont. .E -
A local agent for St. Paul hail in
surance company is settling claims for
damages done policyholders in his com
pany by the hail storm last week in Nc
Pherson, Campbell and Walworth coun-
ties.,' So far over 100000 worth of
claims have been allowed. r}g
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
WE ARE NOT DECADENT
Strong Speech by Vice President at
Ogdensburg.

Ogdensburg, N. Y, Aug: 24.-Vice
President Fairbanks spoke yester;;
day at the dedication. of the soldiers
monument. He said in part: !
"While we pay homage. to those who
fought to save the republic, we are not
raised their. hands against their own
friend and protector, the flag Of the
United States. They were our kindred.
We were then divided, but we are now
reunited.
1--WE hear much Of defalcations,
breaches Of trust; malfeasance in Office,
and there are pessimists who declare we
have fallen on corrupt times; that we
are decadent. On the contrary there
never was an hour in all Of our splen-
did history when there was more
acute moral sense Aamong the great
masses of people, and more uprightness
in their relations Of life than there is
today. The standard Of civic duty was
never higher. There is a widespread
determination among the people that
those who pollute the law shall be COM
PEELED to answer for it. =
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G0LDlE M0HR GETS A
PALTRY 100000 ONLY
New York Sun Special Service.

New York, Aug. PA revision of
the estimates Of the estate left by Alan
Wood, the Pittsburg steel millionaire
who married Goldie Mohr, a former
show girl, showed today that it will
not exceed $2,000,000 and Of this
amount, under. the terms of compro-
mise effected by the heirs, the actress
will receive between 100000 and
100000.
Papers left by Mr.. Wood were gone
over today, and it was shown that
within three years he had lost in the
neighborhood Of $4,000,000 in unfor-
tunate speculations in Wall street. His
fortune at the time he married Goldie
Mohr was about $6,000,OOO.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
W. BRACEY ARRESTED AS
MURDERER OF MRS. MlzE.
New York Sun Special Service.

Chicago, Aug. 24.-In the arrest of
William Bracey, a half-witted negro
waiter, employed at the Holland hotel,
ts eeerP Police Rs9yf d thMSE n"f tSe R Wealth.
New York widow killed by a highway
man at Fifty-eighth street and Wash
ington avenue. ~
The evidence pointing to him is fur
nished by two girls, employed as cham
bermaids in a near by hotel, who told
the police that they had seen Bracey
following Mrs. Mize, and Mrs. Wilson
on the evening Of the murder and that
they heard the shot fred that killed
Mrs: Mize shortly after they had no
ticed him.
- The negro denies all knowledge Of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
me, Hotel and Club Furnishers in America
the crime, and says that he spent the

the crime, and says That he spent The
evening in Jackson park. ST..
The girls, upon whose information he
was arrested, are Norah O'Hara and
Nellie Curran. They are positive in
their Identification and say they could
not be mistaken in the man, because
they became we'll acquainted with him
during his employment at the hotel.
Mrs. Wilson, who was with the muir
who has maintained that the murderer
was a white man, admitted today that
in the dim light Of the street lamps she
might have been mistaken. Bracey is
mulatto and the police believe it
possible that in the confusion Mrs. Will
son might have taken him for a white
man, a.. .-a- ...-..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
HAIL TAKES RIPENED GRAIN
Local Storms in Western Minnesota
f. and Cass County, N. D. =.

Specials to The Journal. ... v ,,.s; ...:. . .
Fergus Falls, Mimi, Aug. PA Sc
we're hailstorm visited the northeast
portion Of the town of Elmo last night,
and also swept across Oak Valley and a
portion of the town Of Inman! Proha-
bly, two-t thirds Of the grain is harvested,
but that. standing was ruined by the
storm. The rainfall was heavy, and
also did damage.
A A,! severe hail !, storm few miles west west
Hattie Gardner lost her entire crop, and
three neighboring farmers consider
their losses to be almost total. Large
stones fell in this village, but the storm
had spent it's fury before reaching here.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
Stormy at Frazee.
Snacial to The Journal.

Frazee, MINI, Aug. ~ heavy
vesting will be delayed, the wind dirty
ing the. rain into sthe shocks. The rain
fell in torrents for nearly one hour, but
the hail was light or, with the swift
wind, the destruction would have been
great.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24

Women with pale, colorless faces,
who feel weak and discouraged, will
receive both mental and bodily vigor
by using Carter's Iron Pills, which are
made for the blood. nerves and com
.DlexlOn.
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First Threshing at Slayton.

: slayton, Mimi, Aug. 24.-It is re-
ported. that on Monday morning twenty
Vicinity i Of slayton. 4he first Wheat eat
threshed and marketed was by John A.
Johnson Of Slayton township. It yielded
sixteen bushels to the acre. Barley is
badly damaged, but is yielding thirty to
thirty-two bushels an acre. Oats go
from, forty to fifty bushels an acre. t.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
Corn Crop Is Promising.

Spec1aI JUuTua1 -
Rushmore, Mimi, Aug. .24.-T hresh-
ing machines are busy with the new
crop, and find the grain Of good quality
and excellent yield. The county is as
sured Of a good corn crop.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24

Unlike other prepared roofngs, Carey
Roofing cannot be cheapened to ct a
price. Once a Carey Is, always a Ca
rey's. See w. S.. Mott CO.. Tel. 376.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
Fine Average for Wright County.

Special to The Journal.
Buffalo, MINI, Aug. 24.-Threshing
is in progress turnout Wright county
and there will be an average yield of
eighteen to twenty bushels Of wheat to
the acre. The Nugent farm adjoining
Buffalo village produced twenty three
bushels Of wheat to the acre.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
Grant County, South Dakota, Average.

Special TO The JournaI. = = ---.-.----
Milbank, s. D., Aug: 24.-Threshing
yield is about as estimated Some fields
are yielding fifteen bushels and up
wards, but the average will be about
eleven to twelve bushels Of good quality.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
PROPOSALS FOR Observation-Disclosures

Of the Interior. U. s. Indian Service, Crow
Greek Agency, South Dakota Aug. 81, 1905.
Sealed proposals Endorsed Proposals for
Building Materials and addressed to the under
signed at Crowcreek, S. D., will be received at
this agency until o'clock Pm of Sept. 10.
1906 for furnishing and delivering about III, 300
feet of assorted lumber, 250.06O shingles. II 1850
pounds nails. assorted, 5000 pounds build
ing paper. 10000 brick, $3.50 pounds white
lead, 1125oo lath 300 barrels lime. oil. paint,
hardware, ETC., full description of which can
be obtained from the undersigned. Bidders
will state specifically in their bids the price
of each article to be offered under contract.
All articles SO offered will be subject to rigid
inspection. The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids, any part of any bid If deemed
for the best interests of the service. Each bid
must be accompanied by certified check or
draft upon some United States depository or
solvent national bank, made payable to the Or
der of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, for
at least per cent of the amount Of the pro-
posal, which check or draft shall be forfeited
to the United States in case bidder receiving
an award shall fail to execute promptly sat
isfactory contract in accordance with his bid;
otherwise to be returned to bidder. Bids ac-.
companied by cash in lieu Of certified check will
not be considered For further information APP
ply to II. D. Chamberlain, q. s. Indian Agent,
CrOwcreek, S. d.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
Da;dw W
W PILLS


disorders. -t ,s--5 ri Es
.Eu- NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
sRADWAY g. co..
For the past two years was suffering from
nervous dyspepsia and constipation. After eat
ing would have sensation of heaviness in
the stomach, feel like vomiting, pain and dig
illness in the head, and then would become
nervous. I tried everything that recon-
mended to me. almost in despair. At
last friend persuaded me to try "Radways
Pills. which did: And am glad to say
that they not only relieved me, but positively
few days regularity of the bowels was
tablished, AID tie dyspeptic symptoms disap-
peared. Now l feel like new person.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
URE

"Crolius Truss Co., Minneapolis, Mimi:
"Dear Sirs: I am thankful to you
for that Aluminium Truss you sent me
for my father. It is SO much easier on
him than the one he used to wear, and
it holds him perfectly. Yours truly,
80. B. OLSON,
Barton, N. d.
SPECIAL NOTE.-Simple measure
ments sent by mail and trusses fitted
perfectly at home. Write or call. Cro-
Illus Truss Co., 639-640 Andrus building,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24

Be sure to get RAILWAYS PILLS and
see that tho name RADWAY is on what you
buy. Made from Purely Vegetable Ingredients.
Sup ,rior in every respect to the ordinary
powders and substances of the commonly ad.
vertised Pills.
Price rs cents per box. Sold by all druggists,
or sent by mail on receipt of price.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
MISS SELMA HAsSELL,
2726 North Ard Court, CHIC

x7X6 North AID Court, CH1CAGOs
Miss Hassel says: my hair would not
reach below my waist when / began using
your Danderine. It was also faded and split
ting at the ends. Now 1t is over az feet
longer than It ever was and It has regained
its original rich blond color. used the tonic
about four months all together"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-26
@um uMattenfdnaer" BON Sambnra

er5dblt Die oaoln. 3t9.": Ser Dot.
tenf1nger Der alien, genoltigeit
@lbbaienitaot lit etmns gans 0elles,
3citgendBeS, barum and feiu @e.
len bon Slcild mnb Seiil iunocrn
elm Sdiii. Seine sluiaabe beitebt
oarin. iih oil anoere, bon lleberiee
ongefommene S6ifie beron5ll.
mofen mo in ibren 2eib tootlite
@ale ~ein5ublaienL menn Ser Ser.
oad)t aitf ibnen loitet, irgenowelhe
gef0brlid)en &rmnfDeitsfeime 5u be-
berbergen. Ger .&atteniGnger"
Go Der ontlide @ame), ser ioeben
bonn Stapel gelmiien lit, felt olio
ein observation-disclosures oar, mro
3luor Elm ioldeS neileiter @auart,
0as in Dem mciten bamburgiiGen
@ofen cine bebeutiame &oQe sit
lpielen beruieu iein miro. I'm
lih leinc Seitimmma flar slt ma.
d)eil, crlpGge man. baB cs 1egenii6er
INSTRUMENTATION S6ificm biSber
%nptbncnoig 9elpeien lit, BE ali
oicien bel Der Sooing beid1l .iaten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-26

Grtrages 2$A 9iGionen Suibels
Wais crsibt. @an ioatc ioii
fpdbnen oaB oas oes Sesens 81
piel iein motte.
3ennoh, 10 meint Der .Gbieogc
Snterucenn", miro Die enormt
Wenae .aorn hire abnebmer finoerL.
Ter beimiihe 9eoarf bot lid in ber
leeten Sabren gelteigert, ut,b iiber.
Dies peilen alle Inseihen boroui
bin, oaB mir fiir uniern lleberfluf
TN Mnsla1o einen regell Warft lin.
Den meroen. Ser Verfal,f brinai
@elo III Die Saihen Der 6armcr unt
mdht oiele faiiifrdftig lnb fa,lf.
luItig. 2ie nddite Solee bapol
lit ein aebobenes aleingeidoit, un>
oieie Sebung bes aleingeif1fts iibi
ielbltperitGnolih auf bos @robee.
ifaft uno oamit altf auf Die Sn.
ouitrie nnb Die 6abrifaticn cine
@irflng aus.
Grfabrungsgem1B folgt elmer
guten grnte aaemal aud, elm ae,
~iteigerter slbiat ms auslono. Zen
e%rgiebigen grtrag Oes Sabres
1904 fclgte cine itGrferc gusiubr
i'm Sabre 1905. go nabm oa.
mails Die Musfiibr iiber Ncp Sort
Inn adjt Miaionen 9uibels, unb Die
iiber Seem Orleans i,m IA Wiaio.
men 9ribels 5it. go bari man
allo oiih fiir bas Sabr 1906 pie.
Der cine entipredlenoe Steiserung
Der &ornaisfubr inn @eraleid, nit
1905 erparten.
Us gibt in Der 1bat feline iu6.
itantieGere itno ~geiiinoere 8rmno-
lage fir ole Yroiperit1t ais cine
ailsgiebige @rnte. Sdon lest
5eigt lif infolse berielben eine gro.
Bere Hiibrigfeii in aaen 8eihGfts-
brand,en. Mae 0erfebrsmittel
peroen jest id)on itGrfer in In-
ipruf, genommen, als eies je supor
Der Sail NOR - Elm oentlider ge.
meis oafiir, DOB Die YroiperitGt,
oeren ipir inns iest ~erireuen, aud,
anbalten miro.
Gbiaso 6ebauptet nod INNER Die
Hoae Oes Saiiptmarftes iiir aorn.
Sn Den letter ied)s Sabren betria
Der Gingang ourfihnittlid) mebr
oils 100 Milionen guibels pro
Sabr. Buffalo. Der 5peitgro6te
Waismarft, erbielt nod nitt Sen
oritten Sbeil. Oils In~sfubrhaien
ltebt iest New Yorf nit etpa %
Fro5ent Der 8eiammtousnibr an
Der Spite. Baltimore. Sas sebn
Sabre lang. bis SIM Sabre 1908,
Die erIte STEELE einnabm, lit MN
MIR nod init 81 Yro5ent OH ser
8ornuilsiubr betbeiligt.
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Mpfel.& oitbramS in ,Sulua.

Gie Experimental : Nbtbeilula
oeS college" su Imes i'm Staate
Soma bat sitrd1 Ole boioniife gb.
theilung elm Bulletin perOifentlift.
lpeltles ilber Den Npiel . MoItbrano
III Soma Mustinft ertbeiIt.
Sn oieiem Bulletin bat Ser Gro.
feiicr Rammel cine Siiae ~belehren.
Der ausfunft betreffs oes @oIts unb
Der gpfelidwamme jllr aenntniB
gebrntt. ierner iino Die @egenoen
%benannt, 100 oieie Sfmaroser alli,
treten. gudl Ueroen geriftc bon
anoeren Staoten iibcr oieien Sc.
senltano peroiientliht. uno if,lies.
lid limo sic Mittcl beieidnct. mel.
der man iid) beoicnt, Inn oie Yloae
los 5u meroeu.
Tic GntItebunasrriade 0es
Iprel. Holtbranoes miro ocn rotben
Geoern siiseihrieben, ipelfe 10 b6,,.
zig ais Sdmsitanb Dor Dem 90inbe
on9epflan5t mcrben, namentlih il,
Der l%lmaebnng bon SbitgGrten.
Grperimente I'M @eipriihen in
per'ficoenen 5beilen Sopa's unh
anoerer Staaten. begin. oeilcn &c,
Irltate limo in Dem Bulletin befaunt
gegeben. lbs 2estere, meld,es cine
In5obl intereiianter Slultrationen
entbdlt. fann bon Seoermann. ser
lid iiir Die Sadc %intereiiirt. BON
Dem Troiciior 6. =. Curtis. Giref-
tor OF the Experiment Station,
Mines, Soma, bcjoaeu peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-26

Nrbeiter mo Ole S6iiiSmannlfaf.
ten nit lammt ibren Sabieligfeiten
crit allf longmierige @eiie nab ser
Sesinfeftionsanitalt OH 9onD III
bringen, no Damn ole I~lsrGrtdle-
rilng Dor iib aing. SaS iGat in
3iitunft meg: Ser nHatteniGnger"
legt lid einfo6 l1ilgSieits oes ielt.
d)erperoddtigen S6ifies, ninmt
oellen Serlte an 9oro ulo bebonoelt
lte IN Den born ei%nsebouten Oesin.
tettlonsr1umen. @leid5eitia mer.
oen Shl1ude in onS Smlere pes
oeroadtlgen Sdifies geleitet, our6
ole ldnefliee S1uren rno 9oblen.
orpogos %einitromt; Ger Iidere 500
allen Seil6enteimen uno 9ebepelen,
belonoerS Den aeiGbrlihen Tatten,
Ole mltnnter ols Observation-Disclosures
IN Den tieien SdifiSr1nnen bollien
oaber mobl ser Namc HaiteniGn.
ger, rihtiger eigentlih HottentoSter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-26

did NIT oem nGmlidem MaBe mel.
len. Domit iii mid gerne meIien
mofteif. Der pinoiae Gfreiber.
Der lid, BEL Dir cinaelappt hot.
idBf lid getpiB einmol i'm Glide;
oenfe on mid! God es iheint. 9ein
8er5 lit 10 bart pie Steiileinpanb.
gcoenfe aber ia, onB mo- Run5eln
nift ansbiigeln fam. Sscbt lit es
nod ,3eit, ben serriiienen Saben I'M.
ierer Sicbe pieoer einaufGoeln. Gino
aber bic 9tGbte meiner @ebulO &C.
plast, 10 iAworc id Dir bcilig, oob
i'd lie nimmermebr 5uiammenilideit
lperoe.
3ein did nod INNER germ ie6en.
Der.
Safob 8eiBmann..
SfupiApr
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Mais lit S6mis.

Die Soften. oa 9orrmmoae $50.
mig" mar. linb bnbin. Der Mais.
ODER, mic mir bier5ulaube ia9en.
oos Storm. bot Die Saumpnue
bon Dem Sbron aeltoBcn. bcn lie bis
5ilm Iusbrud) ocS @iiraerfrie1es
bebouptct bot. lie oiesi1briac
Moiserntc lit peoer ouantitotip
nod, aild) oiialitatip ic 5llpcr or.
reift lporoen. Gie @elammterntc
al Wois itente iid) in biciem Sabre
aui 2.707,933,000 9uihels, uno
Der @elbmertb oieier cinen Grnte
bc5ifiert iid oii $t,245.6l9, $50.
aanioS crmtete % Miaionen 0l,.
lbels mebr OILS i'm %oriahr, Mil.
louri 81, Snoiano Al, SuinoiS 80
mo Ohio IL Millionen rncbr ais
inn lcstcn Sabre. limo Die NroBcn
aornitanten Soma mo Nebrosfa,
Ole iid, ifpu i'm Sabre 1901 cincr
geraoe5n pbGnomenolen Grnte er.
ireutelt, batten IN Oieiem Sabre elm
YluS pon JIG orei MiQionen @uibels
uuiSmpeilcn. Sm @ansen betrGat
Das @ebr gegcn baS Soriabr 240
@iaioncn @ulbels. Zen nod Dor.
bmocneu @orratb BON ser lestiGh.
rigen Grntc ihatt mani oui ST
@iaicncn 9ri6elS, 10 oab lid olio
Jest nod) gbld,lnB oeS o~ieSiGbriNen
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Yliitbc Ses NGbrjtanos.

ytuu) Oenl "SaDreSperld)f DeS ld1t0-
mirtbidaitliden SefretGrs @ilior
nat Die Eroouftion Der 2anomirtb.
if)aft III Den Ser. Stooten i'm
Sabre 1905 einen Sohepunft er.
reiht, weld)er bier5ulnnoe uno IN
Der gan5en Welt nnerreiht oaitebi
unO auf $6,4t5,000,000 aeifGsi
miro. Nof) nid,t bagelpeiene Sc
iammtertrGgniIie ipuroen in Nais.
Sen, @ei5en ilnb Teis ersielt unb
geraoe5u phenomenal lit Der Grtraa
an Inis. Ibaeleben bopon be
refnet Der SefretGr. boB Der @ertt
Der Sormen oes 2anbeS lid nab.
reno Der lesten flint Sabre 10 &c
lteigert bot, oab Die @elommt5u.
nabme gegenwdrtia auf $6,133,.
100000 mgegeben iperoen fam.
Sieie 3unobme, weld,e pro 5ag
alf $3,4O0,000 bi~naitslGiift, reprd.
%lentirt nod Der Nniid)t oes Sefre.
tdrs cine before aapitalsanlage, als
Vanfoepoiiten ooer Die iiheriten
BONDS bon Tripat-G orporotionen.
Die @eiommtprcbuftion al Mois
bat lid naf Dem 9eriht alf 3.
70S, 900. 900 9uihels p0er III,
100000 mebr belaufen, ais in
benz Sabre 1899, weld,es Dem leg.
ten onl nGdJiten fam. Seu nimmt
ole 5meite Stelle nit einem @ertbe
bon S605, 000, 900 ein nno ser
Wertb Der 9anmtpolle miro ali
$575,0O0,000 eeid)1st. @eisen
iolst nit einem @eiammtpertb bon
$525.000,000, Safer init einem
iolfen bon 1892, 100000. aartoi,
feln nit $4,000 900, @erite nit
sos, 900, 900, Sabaf nit $4,000.
900, 3uferrobr mn 3uferriiben
NIT $50.000,000, Heis nit $13,.
$4,000 mo Milhprooufte nit
$665.000,0 900 ooer SOD. 000, 900
mebr offs i'm porigen Sabre. Die
@icrproouttion belief lid, alf etpa
20 9iqionen iino Ole 9eflilgelpro.
bnftion auf cine balbe Billion Col.
lars. Ter @ertb Scr Yieroe bes
Sonbes miro nilf $1,000, 900, 900
lno Der Der Wmiltbiere nlif 1852.
100000 geid)dst; Der Mertb bon
1I,570.000 Milhtiiben miro alif
1882, 00O,0 600 unb Der ser ionitigen
43.669,000 Hinoer oltf $500, 600.
900 iomie ser bon 1920 600
Shweinen ouf $2S3.255,000 Der.
anIdlagt ulb i'm @anSen Die 3u-
nabme oes @ertbeS BON 1900 auf
8 Iro5ent aeidast.
Die Iltsinbr on SarmproSuften
belief lid inn lesten Iisfoliobre auf
1927, 100000 uno mar gegen ben
Gurdifnitt Der lesen flint Sabre
nm $5t,O00,000 s,lriidaesansen.
Gieier Miidgang 6etrua on Gerea.
lien in SOlge Der id)lehten @ei5en-
ernte Al, nno an Shlohtbmlspro-
ouften rno Sriiften lie ) Wilionen
Dollars. Gogegen itiea Die gus-
iiibr an Snirmwolle I'm $9,350.000,
Die al Selfuden INN $1,000 600,
Die on pe9etabililfen Selen Inn 4
uno Die on &eis unO peri6ieoenen
onoeren Eroouften Inn 2 Milioncn
Dollars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-26
spab mnb and itin.
a. s'iabrli's Gift.

" %s'iGbrli's Gift.
Sed5'g Sabr oft lit Der Seppl -
Wfei', 10 pagebt Die 3eit!
Sci @einI mo 1ei' Gieii'n,
DO ian Jet gar5e Sreiib'.
ga bat er anlol e'leien
Sn amer nei,hen 8'ihriit.
DSm @ein unb IN Ga Tfeitcn,
Ia ltedt a s'fabrli's @ift!"
Users a'wobnt lit, mioB b'ran
Iterben -
Ia gibt'S ia Meoi3inl
SouBt ,alfobol" Dos onre,
Dos onoer' yHifotin." -
Der Seppl, Der bats s'leien,
Sot bann ser Hanni 'flopit,
Sot IL a Salbe ong'idafft
limo bot lei Efeii'n s'itopft;
limo bats 10 ipeita 'trieben,
limo bat IL trot Der 8'ihrift.
Mit'm Wein unb NIT Der Yieifen
go 5tpansig Sabr bergift'!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-26
$500

Sc ldledter gepileat rmo ic
mnreinlider Ger Stal uno idled,.
ter ooer nnSureiheuoer oaS Nutier,
ie mebr gGuic.
&iibncreier bralld)en Arm
Musbriitcn u. Gnteneicr -. Sllr.
tepcier %, @Gniceicr 80 mo Sorl.
bencier IS Gage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-26
nebertrmmpit

Gie Grippe partet oaraui,
inns bel idledtem @etter o%nsnarei,
fen. Gr. auguit aonig's Sam.
burger gruittbce bGuiia uno beif
geromftenL portet b%arali. sic
Grippe IN ieiner idlimmiten 6ornl
nn5i9reiIen, nm 5u trditigcn mo
furiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-26
Nns elmer Sorleinns.

Yrofeiior: pSniolge Der iibIen
8emobnbeit bes Haufens baben lid,
uniere 3dbne i'm 9uufe Der Sabre
iebr perifled)tert iino aud perfleis
merit. 9as miro imner idlimmer
rperben, uiio idlieBlid weroen Die
ainoer ~iiberbaiipt obne Sabine apf
0ie Welt fommen."
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CAB Giner ni6t nobel lit,
iiebt man DIT crit oonL menn er'S
icin mill.
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Nid)t 10 gefabrlid.

MiB Marp: ,Mein Batter NOR
gan5 %erfrelt 5u boren, Dab Oh Gid.
ter %ieieit."
Mr. g.: ,@trflidl? @er bate
oas geOaht!"
MiB Warp: limb peiBt 0u.
wesbalb2 @eil mein LETTER Nnbe.
ter, ais mein Batter i'm b~inaus3u-
merfen perillfte, iid) oils Treis.
borer entpupbte."