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New-York tribune., 1906-05-06

Upon being asked whether the events of the last
fifteen years of his life did not seem to him like
tale of the Arabian Nights" especially in coming
from the White House to visit the little farmhouse
OF early days. he simply replied: well, l never
thought about it in that light"
He had small talk introduced merely for
the sake of talking, and many a will recollect
resulting from this fact But while like Shakes
peare's soldier. he never wore his dagger in his
mouth" yet in talking to a small circle he was
always a charming COnversatiOnalist, and his
VerSatiOn was so thoughtful, philosophical, and
original that he fascinated all who heard him.
He wrote much as he talked, but more rapidly
and directly. While he sometimes halted in speech
or hesitated for a word, he wrote swiftly and
interruptedly His thoughts flowed as freely as the
ink from his pen; he never at loss for
preston, and seldom interlined word made
material correction.
His style clear and terse, with little of
ment. He used Anglo-SaXon words much more
frequently than those derived from the Greek
he did employ a figure of speech it was original
and vivid, as when he spoke of the commander at
Bermuda Hundred being in a bottle strongly
Corked," or alluded to our armies at one time
moving like horses in a balky team, no two ever
pulling together His style inclined to the cpl
granmatic without his being conscious of it. There
is scarcely document written by him from which
brief sentences could not be selected fit to be set in
mottos placed upon transparencies. As examples
may be mentioned: Il propose to move mne-
diately upon Your works; g shall take no back
ward step the famous Il propose to fight it out
this line if it takes all summer; Let us have
peace, The best of securing the repeal of
an obnoxious law is its vigorous enforcement.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-06
Origin of a Famous Sentence

a BOUT half-past eight O'Clock on the morning of
May so !, during lul in the battle of SPott
tent saving few parting words to E. B. Wash
burne, Member OF Congress, who had accompanied
headguarters from the day operations began in
the Wilderness, and was about to return to
Washington There had been six days OF hard
fighting since the opening of the campaign, and Mr..
Washburne asked General Grant to let him take
with him some message OF encouragement to tie
and said that while he was making satisfactory
progress, he did not want to say much about the
results at present for fear he might hold out false
hopes to the people; but Mr.. Washburne impressed
upon him the extent of the anxiety that felt, and
the eagerness in Washington to have a message writ
New-York tribune., 1906-05-06

ENERAL GRANT has often been misunder-
stood and not infrequently misrepresented
in regard to his personal manners the refine
ment of his tastes, and the degree of his
mental aCnl1irementS He has in some
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Usvssilss WsM Tans pIse. s,,,v !.

Uevs.llRU U7vvtl Tan pIses s,r,v !.
My, ieo7.
Atlanta Aus. l7.--Ths unvs,,,,. -.
Ne sensetziaA statue Of General lob
u Gordon - he eavitol GROUND. lin lin
take place next Nay. ~
This announcement was mad. ~
Judge W. L. Calhoun. president O, *.
Gordon Monument association a
meeting Of that body viii be beiS
some time next week to perfect az
rangementa relative to the monum.r,
The legislaturs appropriated slk ooo
which win be used. with other morov
raised By private subscription win
wh6ch TO make the statue. In Al,
'abent ~. 900 viii bs utilised.
scalptor Solon Bosglum is now cou.
pletins . second model II General Cor.
Jon and this viii be forwarded to A..
ianta nom New York In q few day,
The aseooiatien committeemen wi,,
suggest whatovsr sAansss necessary
and then he win begin work on the
nnal one. The association will ther
decide whether tie third ana last will
b accepted. ~
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Ivvhlsusessasy eksrsM Marswly Avsfts
LymshlN0.
oO1nuDville. o.. Ang. Ao.--nAsri6
sAnnzow Jaekson. of White county.
lsnuoo4 ~ city at - early hour on
UuAday noraiAg Win Dave Moore, .
nagro, wAo b ALLEGED 70 have Grim.
.tnaiay -susau1tVd ~ -1aauAssr q Jas
Hood, well kaoWn yWhits county
isrmsr. last Friday aftsrnooa.
1hsrt9 JaciEson told Tie oMcsrs that
lhsshaA . narroWs sseaDe 1fe0 Ne. mob
oe ,eusaged wh1te eeanfy dtlssas, %
xnsy hoalys purUasai A1n,s 90 assd at
lsast one hundred shots ct him. He
eutran TIN, howsvsr, and cot out Of
ths1f woyA Mooro Nns ARRESTED Sun.
Aevs = Wh1He eoan1y.
TAFsut6 q iyucAinS Socane very fire.
qusnt, although Judgs Kimssy apesl-
"a to the people, 70 silow he Law 70
lmhs its,sousss. sndwsntg seifars % to
ordsr . special term Of the superior
icouRt - coussae ct Cleveland, o7
lkonday aoSains. to try the nesro
Thls. IN s-mQa1use. appease' -
people for . tlnsy Sss->Ar eats Of sA.
fiag Ascsne - rfspusAt that 4se
u00v 6eeunsA q elss % sso. aim
out Of the county for safsksspine.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Atlanta. Aug. i7.AClaui Allen, a
young white man, was bound over
under $500 bond IN the police court
for larceny from the house. Oscar
B. Bessiey.. Of ~ North Jackson street
charged the young man with steslins
something. IKE Sl9 from him. On last
Saturday night Beasley met the younu
man. whom he know - johnson, and
asked him to 60 out home with him
The supposed johnson did 20. He 10
msined at Beaslsy's home for souk
litle tine. even lssles - bsd for asoal
. pqy. 11n1p - assss vath I
- ~ 16siAe - IMhils 1900
1er1A G6D61se - e ~ house. so
o1orpl1. the ~ saaA rifed III
pA sa6iag uoasy belonging -
~. .0ooeU1o Railway and Electric
by which bsasley 10 eso-
ployed. ~
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
ROOT ROCKED BY
CROWD OF sTR|k6ls
Stones Hurled Through Tran
Windows.
POLICE ARE NOW 'NvEsT'oA1'Ho

while Mr.. Roo. and Party Were ~
turning from a,"eh' ssr's''' se'.'s
N. Train, wound'n0 Minister ss A.
ricusturs In the Neck.
Nev York, Aug is.-A cas'e e'e
match srom Buenos Ayres to morn
ins newspaper says: -.
whi,e Sc ,etary Root and . party
u..s ,stu,r ing Thursday from M
Chascomus anch, strikers s'op.a ~ s.'
train. hreay .Ag three windovs IN M..
Roots car aad woundins the MINISTER
Of agricultur. In the neck
yaeysral o,ners " the party were
sneAtI Int ed
~ auth rit.ss are making an u
vsssintion.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
viii Blend own whIskles.

Columbia. 8. c.. Aug. 1.-THE board
Of directors Of the South Carolina
state dispensary. at its regular meet
ing adopted q rssolution whereby the
institution will blend ITS own whistles
In the -fstsra~ ~P6lDfs rseSl isd 4. r
important step, and means 4 curtail-
ment In the purchase Of case goods
from the various whisky houses. The
institution viii buy its whiskies in
Daik from bonded & warehouses, and
blend and bottle them In the state dis
psnsary. II was decided to make the
resolution effective ~ soon as the nee.
sssAry notice can ba inserted In tAs
advertisement for bids.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

White Plains. Conn, Aug. 17.-Dsp-
uty Sheriff Townsend In the town Of
searsdale, held up touring car Thurs.
day for speeding at the rate oe 6S
miles an hour, In which were Senator
AMI Mrs. ChAsncey Depsw and another
woman, said to be . relative Of the
senator The cheu6eur denied ex.
csedlng the speed limit. Senator D.
pew sided with the man saying the
speed had not Impressed him % fasG
ne gave cash bond Tor the chauS
feur's appearance.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
~ "A p.Ilman Estate Assssssd.

.ScAkaso. aug. ls.-The city has h'sd
. pstsion in the circuit court tor .
vii 4 man mus 20 compel the board
oe rvssw ) assess the estate 1t
Osere n. .'ullnan. The petition
rssees that zoe |shares Of stock OF
"a fnran companw Of q value Of
: fo1.po. jhayc not been asssssed. The
2A0f9k the estate Is de- "a: 70 -
e sQ 100. The toard OF ss,se~ sas
Nat stos; dispute 's D.rs
dsApitas. y Of the Psl,nas
ny and as such 10 exempt.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Iusa' l. T.. Aug. l7.-,aobert e.
v'A'.n' one Of the largest opsrsHoss
~ 'ae territory, was quoted Thurs1ay
as saying that the three cent rsdue11na
~ ~, ,ne prices OF oil made By the 9tanA
a,d :, OIL company win have The eleGI
~ stopping operations II that 0oal
IN operation.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
Mrs. John knapp Dead.

wach Hill. r. l.. Aug. l7.-Nrs. Jns.
Anapp. Of st. Louis. mother OF Chas.
knapp general manager Of Tho c.
Louis Republic. and OF CommanAes
. j. Knapp. U. 8. ~, died late Thurs,
aay night at her summer residense
mere Mrs Knapp Was O. years q
age She hal been an invalid tor
uear'y Tour years. Besides her sons.
'ufee daughters survive her,
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
STARTLING Meat Disclosures.

Chicago. Aug. l7.-That lhe fres
lunch served In hundreds OF saloons In
Chicago Is largely composed Of meat
In condition absolutely unfit for use.
was discovered. Thursday BY Food
Inspector Murray, when his force OF
assistants raiied Q barn II iz4 Illinois
street, owned by william Davidson.
The place contained thirty stoves over
which sig men were working In IN en-
dsavor to Q prepare diseased pork and
beef into ssmblanee Of it, original
form and thereafter manufacture" It
into free lunch for the saloon trade.
The men working In the awful stencil
Of the place were arrested ON warrants
sworn out BY Inspector Murray. and
with Davidson, are accused Of violat.
Ing the health ordinances Of the city.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
Change In Militia Rso,,,....

Cnst'snoosa' Aug is-A cha...
In the militia regiments at Cb,cr:.
maugo National PARK enc.ma.
Va m.~e saturday The nrst ana
second MI Tennessee and the nrst Norm
Caroline take the places Of the A., :,
: s1ssS ....,. "sro'ina, third Tennessee, and
. ossts.ion Ss Of infantry from Miss,s.;n .ss
n. The force Of regulars rems,". r,v
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Dseso't Mich, Aug. ls.-Article. ~
issssporntten have been filed in I.n.
No. win the secretary Of state N
Ne Aaesssan Sugar company, whssl
WI eoeso''date under one MANAGE.
nsnt At least seven of the larrest -
saesr Manufacturing plants IN the
state. The initial capitalization -.
uoeed 70 the papers is $780, 900. but
when the papers are complstsa ~. ~ AZ
ures v'i' be well into the millions,
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Macon. Ga. Aug. 17.-ABout thirty
transfer .girlG In the Macon knitting
uill. Il the corner Of Hawthorne st.,
walked out Thursday morning on .
strike because Of their failure to 70.
ceivs an increass Of haK a cent on the
dosen pairs Of half hose which they
asked. About 800 pairs Of half hsss
made up the daily output Of the mills,
ana the girls received . cents per pair
for their transferring President Ben.
nor and Superintendent Hall are max.
ing plans to adjust the matter. and the
main working force. win probably b
Given what they ask.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

oeoeoa. Aas. -. 10.s.nssolwtions were
snaninouslys aouU4sd ate 0seeing OF
the Destsa CanAnal Lsbsv uaiea pro-
testing agAinse tAs selectioa of Labor
Oay fos;asaASol resisw, which was
chAraeGesoaa1 -, - Hodsests>ag dis
plsy q latAsl, inessSsi msthods
tor killiAe -ans, Seliow human bslsss on
. day v&1eA sAoald ~ devoted to the
pursuits 6 paeaA" Ths sscrstssy was
Instructed y eeDd . tslegran 70 me
psesidsut aakiAg II u b deemed ab.
Deutely peeoseayy 70 have . nsva'
Fsvssv eoans oelss day than Labor
0ay.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
italian ki,,s Constable.

Asbury Park. N. j.. Aug l7.-Wil-
liam r. Hodges. . constable who WAS
stationed 1t . dance hall. was shot
and killed early Friday by Frank Mar
chesano.. an Italian. Narchesano In
sisted - entering the hall without
paying Cor admission. When Hodges
refused to admit him he shot the con-
sable twice. A detective arrested
the ltaiian. A crowd which had gath
cred. threatened 10 lynch him. but
made no movement to do 20 and he
was taken 10 jail.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
GOVERNOR SEES lsolo
KILLED BY lYNcnEas
State Executive Powsrlsso b
Prevent Lynching.
GIRL IDENTIFIED HER AssAll.ANr

osns South carslinans, Dut In Vain.
Object Of Wrath Shot TO psath Near
Victims Aome.
Columbia, 9. C.. Aug l7.-Within
the shadow Of the b&l-se OK his VIC
.,m Miss Jennie Brooks. after havins
s.ep identified by her. and after Gov
!. ,oi D. C. Hayward. who went 70 the
e,r. ot the trouble and had addressed
tn. .,. 3, in vain, Bob Davis. the ne
gro w.. "a Monday murdsrously At
,a..et .lss Brooks with intent TO
commit assapl,. and who afterwards
outraged O negro girl II years old,
was lynched about 1880 o'clock Thurs
day evening.
Governor Hayward reached the
scene shortly after the negro had been
captured. A platform was erected In
a fence corner on the premises II the
Victims father, from which Governor
Ney wa,- addressed the mob In an ef'
;5.t z. ."nt the lynching.
The goye... oched the mob not
TO lynch Davis. o,n IN vain. At ths
conclusion of his speech 20 goveruoi
was vocifsrously cheered. ~
The mob then removed the prieen
er to q place within . shors distanel
Of the home OF the victim, where ~
negro was ffddled with bullets. y
impossible to estimate ths crowd. -
citipsLA IN sec,~l counties had
s.ths-o4. The scene and for two dayb
had been in pursui' Of the fiend. but II
Is certain that hundreds g. oulleks
were gent through his body.
The militia IN that 5eciion Of the
state is now encamped "a, rn"ksnau.
"a and there were no nearby troops
10 be called upon.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Topeka. Haas. AUG. 17.-The Co
opsroGive Lave Stock association has
been incoEDosatei hsfes 70 DO . genera
I'VE sNoeag hsslDaas ~ Kaasas. Cnioe'
=, Omaha .anA other places. y
said Ne company vas organised 10!
~ Durposs sf lghliag The. Nat'onA
1--we stock aooon1A1lea.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Bombay. Aug. l7.-About $500 post
men here struck THURSDAY for increas-
a pay. Warrants have been issued
Tor the arrest Of the ringleaders. A
flood csnssd By Tie fall Of 20 inches OF
rain 10 devastating the Dudburngs dis
trist. It u feared there has been .
heovy loss oe Me.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
suspsnds Work Of construotlon.

suspSndS Work q constructlom.
Baton Rouge. La. Aus. II Because
1t is alleged that the Cumberland Tel.
ephone and Telegraph company dis.
likes the reduction Of 10 per cent In
the toll line service recently ordered
by the Louisiana railroad commission,
the company has suspended the work
OF construction and improvements b.
Ing made In various sections of the
state. The new toll line rates Do
not go into effect until Sept. I, and
the Cumberland company. the only
company affected. will have until that
time to arrange Ito business for the
new schedule.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Sssa."n. Ky, Aug. Is.~H.,,,
Jesss: : one'armed boy Of Fr.nsrn
vas shot and killed In the ms,o" ...ns ...n,
Of wiil hoed', cropbsr on 'T" tho p:,co s..s'
OF :.' .sss' Charles q W. NilliLsu. H..,i"o r1%
arsd ~ It's direction. Is,S. 49,, HooSy
spoa 'As 'ifeless body Of Jonss ~ 'sss
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

3lep49omsry. w. Va. Aug. lS.-,Aa
KAear4on Cabin creek. 10 miles west
= e1s place. Andrew Oakss fatally
- sa}em Sahley, q Syrian psddlsr.
Saaneg vas trying to sell some Goods
0Nn Eoskes and became iusultins
posaAes refusal to buy. She calle6
hse hpspaAd. who ordered Sshley -
- pfepases sahley. cursing, refus.
- % 60 and attempted to draw Z
knlfe. when Oakes shot HIM throush
~ body.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
~sisvsay essusssesss saassG.

NosSosk, ~. AuG. 1e.-Nspresenta.
uvss - We 'osdsS, ,ef Railway C0oduc-
tors nm arrive here Tuesday for d
three flAVo' s1essloA = Restsusouth.
DeaeeAtes fyVm AuAaka, NiruAaShsm,
eavsAAaAs JsehSonville aaA from other
southern statss Will attend. The prin'
cipal object Vim b the adoption It
ehs nsv Get q ruiss. promuigation Of
. new contract With the railroads aud
. new wage seale. II 70 said that
the wage seole may cause some trou.
BILE betweeo these conductors and e!'
ersl railroads. opssatins In the Aissis
appi valley.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
Says Lull VIII ceneln..a.

,n' nF'nA' Aug. i7.-Ar. Nsyes. -
is "s',saA so,S ambassador to Rssaia, ~
on. Sung to Kinnsengeu 70 ~ ~
on,o, % says the general coasoaepa q
o,a r.a'On IN st. Petersburg = eAae -
s,H' msa, ,ull In the rsvolutieaasy 80
s'' VIII continue for ssvegol non1Hn
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
oesnslsnd csss co.,,,,..

a cs'ssso' - Aug. ls.-rAeodors s,....
ls'iss sas stat, state banking is.. 's s.,,.s v.s'
70 sssss' 80. before, Justice ss,.,.aI' @ as'':a =
~ ss's.s, - I. The case VI: sos,,sssS sSss:
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
QUAKE Of EARTH
WRECKS CHILEAN cI1Y

Fire vdds to Horror...H Hundrsdo,|
Of Lives Lost
DopIGs svRiGp AMIDST RvlNe
Cable cemmunlestIens WIN osUeh
America Are Cut on end pstal,s
An Msassr- DIstssbsness hsserd-
% u wsshIsstsr end q Hsasisls. j
Valparaiso. Chile Friday, sia 0a,-
weston, Tsx.-wltAout tho snoh2ses
trsmor Of warning an earthquake ~
itsd this city At . O'Clock last nioA4
bringing Instant Asakh to AunAeves -
Dsrsons and leaving nany hundsedp
more tmprisoasd IN TIE ruiAs, NAM
oe whom were burned 70 death bGDoro
cid could reach them. Ars startsd In
neliatsly after the Arst shock, 90
@ =.
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bic followed those who escaped dsa1A
and injury became frensied with fpevi
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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
~

- etsk Ase. MI
yAAeh from Fsris o~ltne
says that the 3olies eanda
arrsst6d; - 'ltaliaD feAasl
0tSso Nansss On suspta
tmpaicatsd n . plot. % 0D1IEte
PrsssAsnt Sss.fesss sataik aDproach.
ing visit to Ahsclouadu uo11as skpssitio.'
WIN sFvanssa' isAelaos 1ssss. search.
-, ths .Doisee euoino1e isRams Of
1UentAses. ~ laa1, sassWss snA othe!
ooub accessories. sll q which had
been hyousht ps1on .ltaly.. Ehs arrest
~ Tie reenlt - ~ rsoeoDt of an
eaeavnous letter dsaoaneiAg the plot
vojsA had vi1e saniAaaaloas aad Is
belisvsa 70 bs.eouseetsd With the ar
rest q ~ Italian on the Franco
Spanish &noatiee st tAs time oe the at.
tempt e tAs lives a xiag Alfonso
ana Queen vtcoosia II Madrid. Sirio
Frances was expelled from the ooun-
ny.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

=. sss.. Aug. is.-TSs T''ss. s:
o,issss Aus, IS is'% .;ss ;A,'slss a Tor Ne.
tstiaas.io Louisiana. ''a On plss,
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

~ 1vS - " VS8UT p1IS
onIAns11eto ~ Hs.1Ar oALLows.
- ~ &EI(ood Three Men for
0opG ~ laot q Suicide.
loo1oy11la ~. - sls.-Clarence
DssG &6u - - men on ac'
lG6k- 6e un6gys 80 l6.year.old
~ nnassesa 4 2S'l. when told |
= hes anieils, q n MT insthis city |
l1at ~ 1Dorl4 - sekimnslf 10 death. !
- - pose 1usins to take
0tm< IN. aas,p.stSd thak the girl was
grou carroiitan. ny, s,.& that he had
Detreyed hes. Nc sal: had Intend
~ n1ansug her his wif1
\ nsculiag feature o3x{hs cas-. so
ar - otarseon's ioyart q Aer men,
ory II eo3csrned. Is ii she killed
lsssdlf te6auss Of her Atuation for
9. =. Org. aoas told 1Ny. Il Is al
isUsds tAat e ks lid ~ rsclprocate
heR snssGoC sass~oS hia herself.
luae bss6ss talulng thd 3atal dose.
- ssald thAt Orgy hsd He'd her to
lGoslL s0ray No. denied et the girl
,vQe his sweetheart y |
1aureeon wss placed in Iangeon
Tuesday Aight III &iGGdM he CON-
n,tttsd On Roy - IAndrum is
. Witpess aeAtDsf pp. The Jail
a. ~,hac
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

- y. Wash; "a, Ass, 'i,,s'ss s:~ss,,.
- e.p'ursa ss s.s,s,s 'ss''.'s: : u
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

honolulu. Aug. I'LL ,. n-Wino'
lees reports from the isianlh e r.,
ws'h Maui. and Hitto reDosts 1lIo1
wave. the general height a vhleA ~
. isst In the enclosed bay g NJ,
'sss' on the island Of Maui. ~ helGn1
vas ssumated to be ~ feel; ~
u carried away . wAasf 81 ~ ~
eesstructurss. The phsaonoano -
manifested BY an uapseeoAeooo(
heavy surf. y Y "a
Iae ueal wave 10 sttsihuHo1 = ~
saseAsusks At vslpsraiso. Thir1v noSr1
- ~ ea.tAesaks In sosth r.
esssSass similar ELECTS Asss Y
! AoUYOrk Aus ~ vu~a 49,
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

NevSork. Aug. ls.-Wasana -
. 70. vA'sA doss . lasss 49,
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

-. Man.

1l9peo. wa. 6g. 1s.-when
1eAa 90 vAitee truck farmer,
1gune GlDp N1aten. aynegro ,sborsr.
= = $3.50 = eroDs att Alter and de-
el1l1ot - SogN1ne play after Fulton
~ e11o11&a nero moaey, the negro
snof - u11oe nan, k1llns him In.
11ion1R Ru11Da aas arr esd by Fore.
- 3Gnnnla, - - sxt1a force gang
- s1D60 ANp1o1 - Welsh on a hand
- ~ oRaot = lyAching. Johnson's
1nG syog 1qinGnl hy the murder.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

nooored.
A-The body OF
: ooetion foreman
ogay. was founc
ooa cut anu HE
- broken and
eneA across III,
~ ovleidss.
s1smss Jackson
- himself b,
y Ams.tou,
Wv afternoon
\ Ne sash act
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-26
sas 9ferO.

Wan beObahte Das YferS, pelhes
man failfen mil. benin @eben. @rciit
es betm Shreiten peit aus, uno iinb
ieine S6ritte reselmdsie uno iiher.
10 fannrman, luenn iidr i'm lle6ri9cn
feline aorpermdrsel 5eisen. ertparten,
DAB Die sbicr lid gut CUR Snrms
arbeit ei9nen mirOI31m
Irbeitspferbe miiiien allt aeiiittert
tperben. bamit JIG trGftia sellua
bleiben. nm Die 6riibiabrsarbeiten
a%us5ubalten.
Bier Quart Safer Srei Iol am
Gage ooer cine sieihgroBe Hntion
bon WelihtprrB ltuo Sdfer nit elmer
gelegentliHen Seigabe bon &leie limb
elm paiienoes Sutter.
gmpiitSIire pier s1fa6me SduIs
tern fOnnen ourh @aoen in faItem
WaIier, mas Elm Dial poer spei Mal
tdglih 5u erialscn bat, nbsebdrtet
unp s~etrdftigt mereen.
Sas Gumnet ioate gelrau paiien.
aber nift etlpn 10 eng iein, oaB es
Die &allt oes 3bieres fneiit. Ser
Nildentbcil muB gut eepolitcrt iein.
oanrit Der Hiiden Des Sierpes nid,t
munD miro. &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-26
Grfolsreide Shweineamf5uht.

Man leec bier slcres 9ano in
Slice ooer IlialfarueiSe. Mian tbeile
ourh cine CUTE Sence bieie bier acres
III 5rpei Stilde. iobaB, ipenn aui Der
einen Sldde Die Shpeine iiub, aui
Der anbcrcn Slice ODER Ilinliu lid,
llell entluideln unb mabicn fDunen.
Sn bieier Weiic treble man Ole
Sbiere abluehielnn aui oas cine uno
auf bns onbere Stiid.
Seoer 6armer fam >duf Sieie
@eiie aus 90 bis 30 Sdipeincn
mcbr 8elo MAIDEN. ais ipern CT Die
Sadle nit 7T bis 100 Stild i'm arpz
ben Stile betreibt. @an tann sic
Shneinc bnl.en. lpo man luil, mo-
mcntiit audi on iouit meniger ans
9eniletcn Tldsen. Ian halte cine
quite 8aiie. 3. .. CUTE %olano. G5is
mas. unb oertnufe lie, ipenn tic ct!pa
Icd)s Mcuate oft inn. - .Nders II.
O%artcnbaus GIG"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-26
Statiitlf Der fatboliiGcn 05eiitli6feit
Der Sdlueii.

Na6 elmer Cubic ciucS Sr. SERB.
Wiombcrger betrdgt Die 3abl Ser fas
tbolilben Weiitlihen in Der Shiuei3
'l,2l5; oapon entfallcn ouf bas @iss
.tblim Salel no (SlSem 222),
NSbur III, ct. WuQen 900, 2alls
'ldnne $50, Sitteu 239. 2llgnno 800.
Sic 3nbl Der a~atbpliten, nui uelde
EN- @ctNtliher fommt, betrdgt fiir Die
san5e, Shiuci8 d23, fiir Dos Sistpum
%oIel 606 (2u5erno GOA, gbur
OIL, ct. 0aIIcn 736. Srciburg GU,