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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

irgeno ettpas tie entihdbisen fir
ben @crluIt FOLDER 2iebe2 nein, tau.
ieno Mol nein.
sd iperoe Gid ME perlaIien,
@uitap, nifts ion mid bon Dir
tremen", b%etbeuerte iie, i'm Inn.
idlineeno.
sd meiB es, 8inO, babe es ME
be3peifelt. Sd nolte, ih butte
Cir Die @eihidte niht eradblt. oas
3bun unb Sreiben leiftfinniger
Beiber bat nidts nit Dir semein.
Oils ih beute Morsen ben itarfen
Mann idwad iab, idtpod tpie elm
aino, oafte i'd, mie menise Wdn-
ner cine Srou gleid) Der meinen be-
iaben. Sd buloiste nift MIR Del
ner Sdonbeit, mebr nod Geiner
9reue, @einbeit unb Sffenbeit. SHE
babe ib an Dir ~ec5meifelt, ME
peroe id on Dir Stpeiieln, Sob uno
Speiiel lin6 mir gleifbeSeuteno."
Nie, ME lpolte lie i'm perlaiien,
iie ltwur es, mdbreno feline itarfen
arme iie feit nmihlansen uno iie
an ieinem ebrlihem 5er5en rubte.
So, tie tpoGte tretl iein, feline Ser.
iubung iollte lie bon ibm iteioen,
10 mabr ibr 8ott belle!
i3ipei polle 3aae benaltigte tie
Die 8eriudung, beiiidte bns @rab
Der Miltter itnb fIiiiterte ibr al,
oaB lie iait iiber lire &rait mare
beriiid)t porsen uuo bennof wioer.
ltonoen bate.
Mls Die @lofen am Sonntog sllr
Stride riefen, betrat Tie an @uitap's
Geite oos biibide @ottesbaus,
lauid)tc Den iiibeu 4inberitimmen
imo oanfte @ott Dem Serrn, baB
Tie DER 0eriudiine mioeritanoen, oaB
lie nod an @uItao's Seite peilte,
lein treues, liebenbes 8eib.
Nad Dem @~ottesoienite itanb
Tie am Srieoboi inmitten ser @rd-
Der unb fiiblte Srieoe unb Sreuoe
I'M 8er5en.
sd preile ben Serrn", 6adte
lie, ,oaB id bas Meht, bier emit
i'm Jrie6en sl ihlrmmern, nift
perloren babe"
limo lie ipnr 10 jung, 10 meih,
10 5Grtlidl. baB @uitap iid gliid'
lid)er fibIte, benn ie.
Die 3eit pereing.
gines @orgens famen 5lpei
Serren boris Saiis seritten, in @e.
iGGiten nit Nooen au ipred)en.
2oro 9arnbom bate fpitbare aus
lanoiid)e Yflansen crbalten nnb
moate iic germ DEM semiegten go'
tnnifer 5eigen.
,Mein Monn lit nift 5t Sanle",
entgeanete 2m,ra oif Der Serren
Srage.
9eioe id,ieuen iiberraidlt bon Der
Sd)onbeit Ser inmeen 5raii.
sd wuBtc nibt. oaB 9ooen Der.
beiratbet it,, bemerfte Soro 8arn.
bam, .lpenn Gle mir iebof erlait-
ben, ein3utreten. tperoe ih linn
nit einisen 3eilem iagerL mas i'd
ipiinibe."
Cairo trat, uad)oem Die Serren
VIas eenommen, ms Webensimmer,
shreibmaterialien su bolen.
9eioe uareu gbelmdnner mo
tpiirben seidiuieaen baben, bdiien
iie aewibt, oaB 3aura ibre @orte
b0rte. mebr nod, bGtten iie acabnt,
peIden .giHiluB Tie nui ole jumge
Jrau baben iuiirben.
y@cld) rei5enbes Weien", iagte
0oro &ornbunl. lid, claude. ME cin
@eiift bon iolter Sdonbeit &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
.aricm : &alemDcr
fir oas Sabr 1906.
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Sieier beitousgeitattcte, 207 9eie.
Ipolten umioIielloe uno reid iilu.
l~trierte 8alenOer bat folgelloen S,is
bait:
TullitanSises Galcn6arinm init s,ujli
ncncn Observation-Disclosures in
@ort unO 9ilb, ben MbbiloMnecn
bon siuDlf ncnen Wonatshciligeu
nit besleitenber poetiiher &esenDe
bon Gorb. Heregrina.
Slnitricrtcs 0cocnfblatt fir oas
SaGr 1906.
N%cnjabrssrnf bon 90. q. &eoel.
berger.
Sic leiblidcn mnS geiitiiden @crfc
Der Narmber5isfcit. Bon p.
Iler. nmgartner, s. j..
Sic gcgcsnmns Marias nit ibrem
fren5trngcnoen Sobne. 8eSift
bon L. alley. S~anmgart,
ner, 5. j., 5u Dem glcidnamigcn
I%arbcnornf nad) Dem Originate
bes Observation-Disclosures ~ /
2 6 mal5l.
Sdlangcnsnnsen. @r5Gbluns aus
Dem 8olfslcben bon 9oren5
SeiBer.
Sas Areus i'm Siteu. Gpiiooe aus
Dem rlriiiih . japaniihen Griese
bon q. Srn ff a.
Ter tleinc @io. Cine Grabbing
ans Dem mobernen Stalien bon
W. 8.
Wcnm Der Serr oas 6ams midt bamt.
Gr5ablun9 oils DEM 8olfsleben
bon 3. Soi. Clippers.
Sin Sintenflcr. ariminal-N ooeae
BON Sriebrih Sbieme.
Die aarfrcitassprcoist. HooeIle BON
Sobannes W aprbo c r,
:. j.
3,uci 8ortc. @eoidt bon g.
g dlmitt.
Veppo. 6arbenbrud nad) Dem @e-
malhc ben e. BON 9Iaas.
rs fommt bod nod!" Grs6blana
BON &. 81.
Hen5in--cin Seilmittel. Cine @uto.
mobil.@ eihifte BON + mr
IGleitner.
Sabrcsrnnoid)am BON Or. Gent
NIT Dielen 8ilheru.
@icle pradtise Original : Saunra-
tiomen bon beuabrten &iinilern
idmiidcm Sieien ncucn Sabrsans,
iuelder and iuieocr Den beliebten
Nanbfalenber entbGlt.
Mus Dem Sbenaenannten fam lid,
Sober elm llrtbeil bilben iiber ar
oas SntereIiante, mas IN mlerer
Yrdmie 5u iin0en lit.
@ir ienben Sbnen Den aalenbcr
foItenfrei. luenn Sic iogleid SIREN
~riifitGnoigen announcements . 9etrag,
nnS $500 fir 8orausbe5obluna elm.
ifideu. Senben sic Den 8etraa
prompt Elm, oenn Die Wofirage 1T
cine aroBe unb es oiirfte nnier gor.
ratb lfneu perariffen iein.
Idtungspoa
Sorens 0omner,
@eidaftsfii1rer.
etlpas eridiittert babet mlbte mo
oermieo jeoe Srnae, bis CT i'm
Sdatten ieines 2ieblinssbaumes
iaB mo iein aberdeen idmaudte.
IN crit nabte lie linn ii6 liebeboQ.
.Was ieblt Dir, @nitop? 1u
MI hofri,hf "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

:, ibr Nac, Die ibr slanbt,
; Saf Der Hfab Der Sinoe leidJt
; lei mnb ansmebm, Saf benz
; ltnrcdt midt ieine Straie
; fOlsc, SIR bGttct 3cnse iein
: ipl!en, ale 2abp l1iueritou
, biftc fir lire SAmlb. Die
Snnbe hat cine lGdelnoe,
; ludenoe Masfe, babimter aber
; srinit elm sootenidaSef, iie bat
; cine Sirenenitimm Die ipGter
; IN Sooessebenl iid ueriuanoelt.
; gu setuik, als mad bonn 2cbch
Der Sob fOlat, 10 iider finoct
; jeoe Siinoe lire Strafe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
Gprt5et II II al

limo lie ielbit iob iid bon Dem
8lenomerf lci,d)tenben 8lan5es Inn.
floiien, tic wiirbe reid iein, mlb
Darnad) bate tie iih ieoen Gag
ibres 2ebens geiebnt, lie mod)te lid
i1miifen nit Yerlen unb Goelges
itein, wiiroe Naes, IGes baben,
mas elm Ser5 begebrt. Gin mun-
0erbnres @ilb, mobl einigen
Shmer5es, GINGER Teiu ipertb.
Seufaeno erbob iif 2arru BON Dem
mooiigen size. Sic liebte 8eif.
tbum, @lan5 unb Sreuoe, marum
muBte ibr aa' bas jest seboten
iperoen, jest, nafoem es su ipdt?
Gle beibloB, bas feline Salls su
beiufen, in Dem lie emit nit ibrer
Mlitter gerpobnt.
nWoht' ipiIien, mas iie mir ra.
then ipiiroe9" iragte Tie iid, nnO 10.
fort fam Die Mntmort aus ibrem
&er5en: .9leib' BEL Geinem @otten,
mie grob audi INNER Die Seriu-
dung let, i'm 81 perlailen,"
2aura wanoelte bur6 rei5enSe
@alopege nod Miiblau. 9as
Sdllsfen, oas iie bepobnt, lag am
Mnfnng oes 2ories. Sic batten
MIR brei 3inmer, BON mel6en zines
Mrs. Solmes oils Sdulsimmer ge-
bient. 2aura ifauoerte, oils Tie iif
Der fleinem ainoer nit ben 5erriiie,
men 9ifern erinnerte. SIN @eiite
iab iie Dos ianfte, rubige Mntlit Der
SHUTTER init Dem itilen 9uloer-
Bid.
sd fam ME 10 gut ieirl, mie
fie", ieui5te sic iunee 5rall, .mein
Ser5, meme Seele berlansen nod
tarienb Ginger, Die lie ME Der.
mibte."
Sic lebnte an Dem nie6eren 8ar.
tensaiin unb blifte nadb Den, url-
ranften Senitern. Sn jenem 3ims
,ner batte lire SHUTTER selebt, in
Oielem mar tie geltorben, ibre Mut.
ter, Die iold bittere Mrmutb ee-
FAINT uno bod cine bchgeborene
Game setpeien. gines aber mar
gemiB, bie SHUTTER batte elm gutcs
,2eben seiiibrt nn6 lpar einsegongen
sum Srieoen: miirbe ibr Soiein
and babin fiibren2
Gag iiir Gag ipurSe sic @eriu.
dung mGhtiser, Sag fir Sag Der
&f 5tuiidJen Redt unb llnreft
beiber. Sic gebraudte feline 8or.
fift. Wanhmal mollte iie Dem
@atten Mues iagen, i'm bitten, lie
81 idiisen Dor iid ielbit. 8enm
cs nid)t geidJaE, luor es, neil lie
mnBte, bob or Der Snfe ioiort ein
Gnoe MAIDEN, bob er ME feline
Med]te ~nnfgeben miiroe. Gon
Gag 5u Gag wilrocu 2auru sic
Idiislifen Mrbeiten mertrGglider:
sSeiier 81 MAIDEN, 3innler 6it
idei,ern, @aihe St reinigerl, mar
ibr elm @rouel. imer mieoer
oad)te iie al SaOp GlrOin's Sod
mutb luno 5erablaiiuns. leDnte iid)
bagesen nuf, bis Tie oadte, baB lie
es niht mebr Su ertragen Der
moftc. Sieqeidt batte Der idlaue,
ifariblidenoe &ed,tsampalt oarari
gerednet, Dab tie, iid ielbit anbeim.
gegeben, Der @eriilhung gum Spier
miiBte, pielleiht mar bas Ger
0runo. pesbalb er ibr Sdmeiaen
onfsetragen. Nah mo nod fina
tie al, @riinoe iiir lire gntiernumg
al ind,en, acknowledgement, oie
ibre Sinoe miloern ioIlten. Sic
iaete iid, oaB iie ibren Stnno unb
Stamen niGt gefnnnt, alS lie @l-
itap Moocn eebciratbet, oaB Tie es
nic getban bate, peiln tic Die
@abrbeit seahnt, baB lie, cine Dor.
ilebmc Gome, niht IN bieic Terb1lt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

etlpas eridiittert ba6en mnbte mo
oermieo jeoe Srnge, bis CT i'm
Shatten ieines 2ieblinssbaumes
iaB uno icin aberdeen idmaudte.
IN crit nabte tic linn iid liebebol.
.Was ieblt Dir, @uitop? On
bit 6etriibt."
oSa, Saira, abcr id, mod,te Dir
Den @rnnO lieber nid)t inittbeilen."
Gdt meiblid,, reisten lie gcrabe
bie'e Morte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
a,.xfu,bmreer Gasette, pienstaa, Dem 2. aan,,ar 1905.
d 9einer niht ipertb bin"

i'd Geiner nidt pertb bin"
Gritaunt iab er, ipie tic leioen.
lhaftIif feline Sano ergriff nnO on
Die 2ippen preBte.'
o@ie fonnte ih ie. i'm perloIien?"
fragte lie lid, ,pas niiroe aus linn
peroen? pte uermOfte id) Oieies
groBe, ebele Sers 81 peripunoen,
oas allBer mir feline 2icbc, fcin
@liif fnnnte2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
Sine gr0Rcrc Sinoc ais Moro.

Gines Cages fam Hoben 81,
Glide beim mo Sanra entoedte III.
geipobnliGen Grnit IN ieinen 3iisen.
Gr mar ltiaer nnb suriifbalteuoer
in ieinem @eien, fic inh, bab i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

o'" ""D iU biAJiO upttiS pV(t
Den llebeln Ser Welt, ,aber uenn
Gus miinifeit, iperbc id Dir's benz
nod iaeen. Seutc Morsen begab
if mid 5u Martin Sopman md
fano ibn IN srobem SerseleiS. Iu
tpeibt, ipie innig er ietn Mcib liebtc,
irno iie lit ourdeeeansen."
Die Norte ihmetierten 2aura
iait nieber.
~Gnrdgeaanacn?" itammelte iie,
viparum2"
sd fam 0ir's nitt erfldren,
es lit cine iroitloie @eididte pon
Shnlo uno Seioenihait. 8, ipenn
2n Wartin's @eiid,t geieben
bdtteit!"
yGurhgeaaneen?" mieoerbolte
2aura, Tie idien nl,r eieies @ert
5u fuiien.
so, ourbsesanser. ., es lit
ldredlid, saB iold,c Ginae ae.
'deben, ihreflid, Dab es ioIfe
Sranen gibt, oaB ebrIibe RGnner
lbretmegen iolt nameuIoics Serge.
leio ertragen miiifen. 0enf ein.
NAL, er bat iein Neib iiber Maes
geliebt. lie mar Ole arone ieines
Sebens, Die Rutter ieincs ainoes.
uno lie lit oiirtsesangen! bab, i'd
fd)ame mid, beriei Sinse Dor gir
5n ncnnen."
Solira erbebte Dor oen iirengcn,
dber gcrcd)ten 3orm.
oWas miro Wdrtin tbun?" irnote
lie.
GUITARS @elift ergliibte, iuie cs
BET GROCER grreeune ltets at ae.
1debcn pflegte.
v(bnn?" mieoerbolte CT, lid
peiB, mas id in iold)em Sale
tbdte."
Sic iab, mie feline Stirnaoern an.
idmolen, feline Sduite iid baGten.
vNas wiiroeit Tn tbun?" iroate
lie pieber, unS m1re er nidt nit
Wartln &apntan's 9eio beiddftiat
geipeien, 10 bate Der ieltiame Ton
ibrer Gimme inn anifanen
miiiien.
rSbun? id) ipiirDe crit Tie, Damn
mid to0ten. 9ns @eib, Dos mid
perratben, oiirite nidt LANCER aui
Green ntbmen."
rNber oas mare Moro", bemerfte
lie init flopien6em Sersen.
,Woro2" iubr er in berieIben
gnfreguns fort, rpas lit Ser Zoo
oes &Orpers gegen Die Gual zines
gebrofcnen Ser5ens, bic to6tlife
8e'abr Der Seele2 ih iase Dir,
Die Srau, oie beipubt bas
Ser5 zines Rannes bridt, iein 2es
ben 5eritOrt. ieinen 9amen feline
ebre befleft, begebt einen sraulas
meren MorS, dis iene, bic linn
einen Gold ms Sers itobt, ODER
ben @iftbeher reiGt. Sd bin
nod, jung, aber id babe Surd, Den
zines Weibes ihIimmeres
Glenb OILS 600 entlteben ieben, es
mare su wiiniden, oaB ie6c Sran,
ibren Wann SIT perIaIien ae.
oenft, auf Ger SdJpeIle oes Sauies
toot 5uiammenitiirate,"
3itterno ihmieate iidJ 2oura
i'm.
n9n bit Sl itrenge."
vNein, Sieb, if bin nidt lirenee,
aber mir MANNER perlansen bon
Den Srauen Heinbeit uno Treue."
Sic neiste Dos Soipt, bis ibr
an ieiner @rilit rlbte, uno
Den arm nm ieinen Waden.
rGu lpiirbeit mid alio tooten,
Ipeun i'd, Gid p~erIieBe?"
Gr iubr Siirnenb aui.
vGn! nm @ottesmileu, Saurd,
uergleife lid nidt nit ienem
iprih nidt 10 bon Cir
oaber iuenr es je Streit Slpiihen
linS saoe", entgegncte lie init I'M
Iiferer Stimme, .ipenn i'd niht
itraibarer 2iebe. aber pielleidJt
I'M iroiifen 8ortbeils nilen Gid
uerlieBe. niirbeIt Gu mid tobten2"
sd ipollte. 9m iprddeit nibt
BON Gingen, Die 8ott lei CANT, ME
mails seifeben."
nMber penrt es oof seifdbe,
Gu mid toSten?"
Gid tooten, 9ieb, o ncin! i'd
fonnte nidt elm Soar Geiues Saup.
tes friimmen!"
ma .-.S g. ~ On |
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
3Mfblifc.

6.
Gifblifc.
Nt6t biele Sabre maren perfloi.
ZEN, Iett Mugnite Solmes nit ibrer
fleinen Softer nod MiibIau ae-
fommen. Sic mar Elm ianftes.
ldiibternes @eien, beilen 9eben
nur traurige @rinnerungeu bot.
Sbr mars, als pGre ibr Noter
ld)on ein alter ersrauter Monn ge.
fpeien, oa iie nod elm aino, iie batte
lbn nur trauria eeieben. 9ie
Wiitter lebte in ibrem 8eoGhtniiie
als cine biibihe, robuite Iran, nit
lauter, ihriqer Gimme, b6ien 9au.
men nno roitloier Sbdtigteit. Iitr
ld,pad) erinnerte iie iid) elmer
S~ootenltille in Der drmliden @ob-
ming, nno oes @efliiiters Ger 2ente,
Dab ibr @ater ~geitorben. Damn
fam cine tribe Meibe BON loraen.
ld]fperen Sabren, m1breno pelher
Die SHUTTER tie ihalt uno ii6 nah
Dem Sobne iebnte, Der ifon in
iriiber Sugeno ole Seimatb Der.
laIien. llno fpenn @uauite gan;
pertpnnoert frngte, parirm Tie ME
lbren gruoer geieben iprrbe sic
Mfntter drserlid.
DSprid nift bon ibm, aino, er
mar ihon alpan5is Sabre aft, ols
6nr @elt famit; i] peib iiber.
baupt niht. mesbalb gu nod TOM
men muBteit."
SO NOR Ger erpafiene 8ruoer
IN einem %fernen, unbefannten 2anoe
eIne WDtbe fiir Mugulte, nabm feis
men Maum in ibrem Ser3en unb
elm.
Wit fInfun68pan5ig Sabren trat
lie in elm Snititut sur Iuflitt Der
jiingeren 30glinge. Sort lernte
lie Sobann Solmes fennen. Mus
y Wioeripruhs9eiit" perbot ibr Die
Wntter, i'm 81 beiratbell Iu9uite
aber lieB iih niht IRE MAIDEN uno
wiirOe Die Srau oeS Sprahlebrers.
Der MN ieinen @obnlit mad, Con.
Don oerlegte.
Gad oenl SoOe i6rer Wutter
iie nie mieber in Die olte Sci.
matb 5llriif. Sic bot feline freunb.
Grinnerungen, Die junge 6rau
iebnte iid nidt barnad). 3Gre Tie
nod einmal binsegansen, 10 bate
lie BON Den Notioritungen gebort,
ibr 9rllber angeitellt. ibr ganSes
9alein bate iid liht seitaltet mo
ireunOlid].
Ginige Sabre fGmpiten sic 6eiben
8atten gegen Die 2ait ser &erbGIt.
acgen Gorge mo grmutb,
Damn itarb 6olmcs, mo sluguitc,
entmutbigt mno lebensmiioe, be-
aus Der Wetropole aui's
SanO 5m 5iebeu uno irgen6mo elm
titles Seim az eriinoen. 60 fam
lie nod Wiiblaii. mietbete elm flei.
mes SGusfen mo arbeitete fir lid
unO ibr aiuS. Sic mar cine quite,
treiie Seele, bate Heligion unb
Yfliftgeiiibl uno that, mas Tie
Sic nabrtc nnb fleiSete
gut, ianSte Tie ailr Shule,
10 onB oeren aiuobeit iid) giinitig
geltoltete.
TlDslid aber erfranfte sic Ml,t.
ter, Die 8rait silr Mrbeit perlieb lie,
oos Seben luuroe iorsenpoQer bon
Gag 81 Gag. Gin peiterer Stunt.
mer ermiifs Der ormen Iran in Der
Der Icltenen Sfonbeit
ibrer Sodter. Sic muBte, baB
S6onbeit cine berrlide @abc mdrc
iiir elm Mdbf)en. oas Gltern bate
lino Somilie, @iit ober iiir elm @c,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-06
Hosiery Bargains.

"OMEN'S portedingrainlisie
W hose. regular 45c value, per
pair 35c or 3 for SloO
Women's Fall weight seamless
fast black hose. elastic ribbed legs.
a special value AT pair l9c.
Women's extra heavy weight. fast
dye hose worth zoe. wash and wear
better than most zoe stockings, per
pair 14c.
Boys and girls heavy Fall weight
cotton hose. double knees. heels and
toes. with or without fleecing, sizes
6 TO 10. per pair. Csc.
Boys and girls special value
schoolhose. heavy or medium weight,
fast dye, all sizes, per pair. lSc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-06
THE WE1TH f. X.
fair and warmer tonight and sunday

Temperuture mt "a. m, 3S, at $3.50
10. m, IS, Minimum temperature I'm II
hours, IS; maximum, 30. Velocity OF
wind at y n. M, q miles.
J. VI. sHERIER, Local Forecnster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-06
DOMESTIC BARGAINS.

Mill lengths best &c Shifting Prints yd.. &c.
Mill lengths loc wide indigo blue Prints, yd. &c.
Mill lengths &c and &c bleached Muslns, &c.
New lot just received OF those desirable Shepherd check
Percale Suitngs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-06
TEA ROOM BALCONY.

HE lunches served on our Tea Room Balcony have
become famous Our home cooking pleases the epcures
All who attending the Farmers Congress are invited
lunch here you pleased tell your friends and
again pleasant feature is the moderate price
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-06

All tho news all the time The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-06

II uESh TO be clearly understood that We we're not
wv 1nohed in the quarrel befWeen W. u. Bryan and
~ Roger c. Sullivan and decline to dictate
Ulefke Bryan or Hearst shall BE- the democratic nominee
yoy President
As yet Ue haze not been consulted BY President Rose
ue and his political advisers about the republican nominee
and at present rot aatESed petfer Roosevelt UqH
accept the nomination for another term or notBUT ne
Do k7oW and are free TO ASSERT that this store baS
Meier before such spe7dd CONDITION TO supply the needs
and SeyUe tie best interests Of the people Of all western Hi
loS and eastern al tie present time, ana We give IN
this advertisement many illustrations Of This fact
SUCH a lot of saxpie bargains as these ought 10 con-
Dce any ,oo read that this is te store to buy your
family supplies for fall ana wdfer Cone on bring the
iglte and children ard fit them od conlplete.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-06

During the will absolutely free pretty hem
stitched embroidered hdkf with each of hdk
ladies' dainty Swiss embd r. S handkerchief purchase
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-24
THE S~ELLS-FLOTO SHOWS.
Will Soon Be Here.

Now comes the cheerful circus
press agent with his first aid to the
children. The Sells-Floto shows inau-
gurate their annual travelling season
this year with the most costly, gor-
geous and elaborate display ever seen
under the enormous canvas.
The Sells-Floto Shows have grown
to such magnitude as to necessitate
enlargement in every department.. And
this famous amusement institution is
proud of its home, and while on tour
is ever a standing reflection of Den
ver's industry and genius.
The menagerie alone is nearly dou-
bic its former capacity, and during
the winter the old world has been
secured thoroughly for wild animals
and strange beasts of every country,
and now this attractive and highly ed
ucational department is complete in
every particular. The cages, vans,
chariots and tableaux ears are all new
and especially attractive in wondrous
architecture, conceded by all show
men to be unequalled by any other
firm, corporation, company or syndi-
cate.
1t has taken many years and sew
eral fortunes to place this department
on such a lavish magnitude, to tickle
the fancy and satisfy the mind of the
generous public. When witnessing
the grand street display from which
no revenue is derived-only the graf
ification to please both young and old
children - remember that what
follows in the big canvas is
more meritorious. In the main tent
many new features will surprise and
delight the beholder, daring acrobatic
acts will fiji out a long and worthy
program, more than enough to satisfy
and please the most exacting critic
and astonish everyone else. Two per-
formanees are given daily, rain or
shine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-24
NEW BANK
First National Bank at Broken Ar
row to Build Fine Structure.

f. S. Hurd, cashier Of the First
National Bank, informs the Broken
Arrow Ledger that they have fully
decided to erect a new bank build
ing, the cost of which will range
from $4,000 to $4,000. This will
be one Of the best and most commo-
dious buildings in town. The build
ing will be of pressed brick, 25Xl0O
feet and two stories high. The bank
will occupy the greater part of the
lower floor while the second floor will
be divided into Office rooms. The
First National bank is to have a
home in keeping with the volume of
business done. The bank officials
have bought a lot and will move the
old building onto it as soo as the
contract for the new building is let
which will be within thirty days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-24
CLIFF HOUSE REMAINS
Refugees Who Said They Saw the
Structure Fall We're Mistaken.

San Francisco, April PA COM
plete inspection, made by a repre-
sentative of the Associated Press,
who made a trip in an automobile,
shows that comparatively little dam
age was done in the vicinity of the
Cliff. The cliff house still stands,
This fact shows the limit of excite
ment 10 which refugees 20 in de-
scrlbing as facts what they only be-
lieye to be true. Half a dozen per-
sons in telling their stories to press
representatives mentioned seeing the
Cliff house totter and fall. Several
said they saw a great ave sweep
bare the spot where the ruins fell.
The damage from the earthquake
shock to this historic building will
not exceed, according to the state
ment of the manager, Mr.. wilkins,
$500, The escape Of the Cliff house
is one of the curious features of the
disaster which has befallen San
Francisco. The famous Sutro baths,
located near the Cliff house, with
its hundreds of thousands Of square
feet of glass from the roofing, also
was practically unframed. Only "A
few of the windows in the Sutro
baths and in the Cliff house were
broken and the lofty chimney of the
pumping plant of the former estab-
lishment was cracked only slightly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-24
WEDDINGS IN THE RUINS
Many Women Hurried Their Mar
riages.

San Francisco, April 24,-Many
weddings have resulted from the re-
cent disaster. Women, driven out
of their homes are left destitute, and
have appealed to the men to whom
they were engaged, and immedi-
ately marriages followed.
Since the first day of the disaster
an increase in the number Of mar
riage licenses issued was noticed by
the county clerk. Yesterday morn
ing seven marriage licenses were
issued in an hour.
Il don't live anywhere is the
answer given in many cases when
the applicant for Il license is asked
where his residence is. Il used to
live in San Francisco"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-24
SHOOK A VESSEL AT SEA
The Alliances Captain Thought the
Ship Had Struck.

Astoria, Ore, April 24.-The ALI
ance, a Pacific steamer, which ar
rived this morning from Eureka, re-
ports that the Point Arena light
house was destroyed by the earth
quake. The vessel while off Eureka
Wednesday morning IA severely
shaken. The captain thought the
vessel had struck bottom, but after
making soundings found it was in
twelve fathoms of water. The cap
tain became alarmed and changed
his course to the westward.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-24
O.. E. s.

Tulsa Chapter, No. ll6, meets the
first and third Thursday evenings in
the Masonic Hall. All visiting mem
bers welcomed.
GRACE M'HENRY, W. M.
DR.. C. l.. Reeder, w. p.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-24
Rathbone Sisters.

The Rathbone Sisters, Clover Leaf
Lodge, Ne. 2, meets every Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Ma
sonic Hall. Visitors cordially invited.
MRS. DORA HULL, M. L. G..
Mrs. Anna Show. M. of r. and G.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-24
SOME TULSA SOCIETIES.
Rebekah Lodge. No. q.

Meets at Masonic Hall first and
third Monday evenings at s p. IN.
All visiting members welcome.
MRS. MARY HANSELL, n. G.,
Bsulah Pyeatt, Secretary,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-24
W. G. T. u.

Meets every Wednesday afternoon,
at 2:3e, at their headquarters, corner
Third and Main, in the old Turner
cottage. All visitors welcomed.
LILAH ID. LINDSEY, President.
LUCY NICHOLS, Secretary.