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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

nift na6folste. oils er fpieber in
ben giherberg suriidfebrte. fanb er
ieinen 8ruber in ieinem 8lute liesen.
CT mubte per autide %transportirt
perben unb fam er crit mad einieer
Seit tpteber our 8eiinnuna. Ser
3uitanb BEG @ernunoeten lit lebens>
eefdbrli6, Do er cine i6pere @ebirn1
eribiitterurs erlitten bat. Sie
Yoli5ei fabnbet mad Dem llrbeber
oieier feigen Sbat.
Gipilftanb Der stabt 2urembnrs.
Seiratben. = %. Sing: Sas
MEL Shlaf. anitreider. nit &as
tbarina Grimont; Mihel Safer,
Sanbelsmann, nit Barbara 8obner;
Nifolaus Miiler. YoitbrieftrGser.
NIT Warsaretba alein.
SterbefdlIe. - "a. Mueuit:
Sobann @laiiie, II Sabre alt, Sdz
mii6serber. ebelos. 25.: Iattbins
Yoncin. IA Sabre aft, S%aselobner.
28.: Sbeobor @uerin. 1 Sabre aft.
go: Warsaretba 8allenborf, SO S.
alt. gbefrau bon Safob 8indnbp;
@eihel Yrim, SO Sabre alt. peniio@
nierter @eometer; Yeter Sebber, "a
Sabre aft, S6loHer. 81: Titolaus
8ire. IA Sabre oft. gisentbiimcr;
Inna 8laeiener, so Sabre alt. obne
Stano, ebelos aus Sbie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
@abre ~ssramcn.uiirbe.

Gs ipiro in Ser gee~eutpdrtiaen 3eit
gar bel geihrieben itno gereoet iiber
Die 8iirbe Der Srailen; aber Die meis
item 2obbuoler bes neibliden @es
ldlehtes pergeiien gan5 ltno gar Die
ei9entlife @iirbe Der Srau. Wom
hriitli6en St~anbpunfte aus betrad.
tet, beitebt Die bohitc 0iiroe oer
Srau III Der Iutteri6aft. Cine
Sral. ipelhe ainoer grob Siebt un0
babel reht erSiebt, ~leiitet ser 1enIhs
belt eineu unbe5dblbaren 0ienit; oas
gegen III cine Srdu. ipelGe iiG iIn
Die ainber nidt fiimnert. neil lie
oieielben ais cine 2ait betraftet. cine
SGanbe fir bns peiblihe @eiGleht.
Cine iol6e Srau mag nod 10 piel
ihnGeen in ben meiblihen 3uiams
mentiinften, 10 fam lie bod feinen
Iniprib MAIDEN auf @iiroe, ipeiI lie
Die Siirbe ibrcs Stanoes iheut. aein
Wenih bat Iniprlh auf 8iirhe. Der
ni6t Die 8iiroe 1cines Stanbes NIT
Sreuoen trdgt mnb INNER teitrebt lit,
ben Yflihten ieiues Stan>es nit
Sreuoen nah3ufonmen. Cine redte
hriltlihe Srau betradtet ibrc ainocr
ais foitbnre S6dbe. bic ihr 0ott, Scr
IQmd6tige. in @erpabr gegeben bat;
buriim befleiBist lie iif 1uth. bieie
ibr dnpcrtrauten Shdte 10 gu bebans
beln, baS bieiel6en bem eiaentlidjen
giaentbilmer, ndmli6 @ott, audi
ipoblsefdli9 iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
Der bod,u. Batter u. Sdmit bon

Der D0utu. WNter ~. SWHttp wv
MoQinaitone, Iinn., lit ipoblbebalten
bon Ieiner Suropareiie 5uriidgefebrt.
gm 8abnbof nurbe er pom airhens
porltuno rnb Den geamten pes ct.
Nifo(nuS 2uremburger Inter
itileunase Iercins empfangen. Vim
Slbeno Des 10. September fano ibn
Al @breu in Der @emeinbebale cine
Srnmntil6e @oritenuns itntt, bel ipels
der Dem beliebten Seeliorger bon
Geiten Ser Gereine mebrere prad)t@
poae @eihenfe iiberrei6t ipuroen.
@oter S6mit mar tief geriibrt ilbcr
Die linn erfpielene Inbdnglihfeit bon
Seiten ieiner Yfarrfinper unb iprad
linen leinen tiefempfunoenen SAINT
aus.
Wie ans @inpna, Winn., semelpet
pirb, lieet 5err Sobann Supipig our
2eit ldlper trdnf oarnieoer. Ntr
niinihen balbige @eneiungl
Sn Chicago, 81, itarb am Sreie
tag, Den 21. September, Serr Wfas
tbias Stranger i'm Sitter bon 10
Sobren unb II Wonaten. Ser Gers
itorbene mar Der 0dter pes bohip.
q. g. Srausen, ! Heftor Der ct.
MlpboniuS : Stride paielbit. Sns
@csrdbnib fanb AM Wontas bon
Der ct. Wihael'ss Stride aus, auf
bem ct. 9pnifatilsz @ottesader itatt.
Or rube in Sriepenl
Die ,Stimmcn aus Waria- 9aah"
bringen fol9enbe Ge5eniion zines
gYerfes. belien griheineu audi piele
unierer 2eier intereiiiren ipirb:
J. r. l.. Alexandra de colnet d'Huart,
sa vie ct son oeuvre.-Par DIR.
Gretchen. 40 600 Luxembourg
1906, V. Bueck.
Iit bieier Geographic erDffnet bas
8robber5oeli6e Snititut bon Sirema
burg ieine nelen biertelidbrlihen
Yublifationen bur6 Die Sfiloerung
bes Qebens Mnb 8irfens zines
Wannes. Der ii6 I'M Die piiienl6afts
lihen @e~ltrebungen ieines Batter
lanbes ~beiouoere 8eroienite ertporben
bat. am 6. Suni 1921 seboren.
ipurbe er 1852 Yrofeiior am Sro>
apmnaInm su Gdtcrua6, 1857 Yros
ieiIor Der Ybpiit unb Iatbematit am
Itbendum 81 2urcmburg. Bon
1865 bis 1859 mar er inter ben
Minilterien Sornacp unb Serpais
@eneralsS ireftor Der Sinau5en. Sn
bieie 3eit fGut bas @eies bonn 81.
Suli 1869, bur6 iuelhes Der bDbere
llnterriht an benz Ntbendum rnb Der
Suoultrieibule 5u 9uremburg nell
geregelt muroe. SieIes @eIeb.
neldbcS eisentlih De Golnets 8eri
mar, bat feline 8iirbieung geiunoen
in Ser BON Srof. Martin o'Suart
1904 peroffentlihten @elhi6te bes
Sffentliden llnterrihts I'M @roBbers
aoatbnm 2nremburg, ipelbes INSIDE
ionbere oas Stibienprogramm an benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
bic n9nrcmbnrscr 8nsctte" nad
Gurppa.

Siele 2uremburger : Imeritaner
baben Den gepiB iebr lobli6en Se.
braud, ibren Iuaeborieen in Der
alten Seimatb cine 3eitung slisll.
ifiden, oamit Die ienieits bes OSeans
Suriidgebliebenen ieben fonnen, lpie
es Den @uSgenanberten i'm neuen
SaterlonSe ersebe, pelfe Sort.
idritte uniere bl. Teligion in bieiem
meiten 9anbe gemodt bat unb mie es
aud in materieller geSiebuns bier
ausliebt.
Waf europa i1brlih MIR $500
in Soraitsbe5abluna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
SIN ftauten Tamilien &rpise :

ipenn Rolten ees 3ornes nuf ellrer
Stirne iteben? Slifet oarum tets
NIT einem b%eiteren Mneeiihtc Dor
enre ainber 81 tretea. Selb]t beim
Warnen nnb Strafcn 5eigt euh niht
barif, rob unb aufeeregt. @rtbeilt
Die @erneiie in rubi9er Mrt. atcr
nit Nafbrud. Sinh Die 8inoer
beim Spiel, 10 fort Tic nift pIotlif
IN ibrem Sreioengenu5, nod perfiims
inert ibnen benlelben gnn5 ober tbei[s
f%peiie; bas pdre Sroft in berrfihem
Srilhlin9spetter. &em oip N,rnc,S
audi bier unb ba lant ruft. la9t unS
1prillgt, 10 linb paS nuuJ feulr. sea-
9eben; erblidt bnrin nidts lluaes
biibrlides ooer gar 90ies, 10 lange
Initanb uno Sittlitfeit ni6t ges
fdbroet iinb.
Der Tafs iiber bic 0rense mad bee
Gmisfeit.
Gin nltes Iiitterd1en Lao i'm Sters
ben. Sic bate elm 2eben 6inter lido
reid on grfdbrung. reid anN Sreuo'
dber nod reiher an 2eib. Nm GAGE
Dor ibrem Sooe idB ih nod on i6reir
Eager nnb Dunberte mid uiht nenig
ilbcr Die Seiterfeit unb Scelenrube
Der guten Nlten i'm Silberbnar. sic
ipliBte, oab ibr @noe beporitano, unO
5eigte iie niht Die minbeite Smrht,
elm Ieliser @erfldrungsihimner pers
Jingle fornrli6 lire 3iise.
nSbr. gutes Wiitterfen", ioate id,
gSbr ieib iider gan5 gliifli6. oaB
Sbr oieies 5brdnentbal n~erlaiiet unS
ms 2anb erpiger Sreuoe eineebet?
Seio Sbr oenn gar nift bange, ipen,r
Sbr nad einem 10 langen 2eben boz
@ottes @erift treten miibt?"
~Sa". ertpioerte tie, has min ii
Sli6 iagen: @enn ib niht amf Die
unenolihe garmber5iafeit @ottes
oertraiite. 10 miibte i6 alerbin0S
ber5deen. Sebt. i6 babe i'm 2eben
bel eeirrt unb bel aefe6ltl Sod
babe i6 I'M 8itterituble Ser 9uSe
Tergebung geiuht unb mid bunn
nit meinem 8i6ter in 2iebe unD
8reunoidaft nnf's gnsite bereiniar.
Vteine Seiben babe i6 anaenommert
unb i'm 8eiite Der glibe aetraaen. -
Was MIDI 3ubem aber troB auer
WPdneel 10 5uberiihtIid madt, tit
oieies: Sd babe midi tets bemiiht,
IN meiner llmeebuns unb i'm 8es
fanntenfreiie 10 piel Notb uno Sbrds
men 81 linbern als ih fpnnte. 0anu
babe ih mid tets dneitlih aebiitet,
nit meiner 3unse. Semanben srt
i6aben unb ieoes boie ltrtbeil, ieoe
iible Tnhrebe. jebes unniibe Mufs
oeden bon Seblern meiner Meitmen>
iGen permieben. llnb bas lit es. mas
mir jest groBen Croft aeipdbrt nn6
midi Elm gndbieeS milbes Hifter>
mort boffen ldSt. Senn bic FL.
S6rift iagt: nMmoiengeben beoedt
Die Wenge ber Siinben.~ - limb:
~8ihtet nidt. oamit ibr audi nidt
9erihtet perbet." - llnb: .@as i6r
einem ms Den ~gerineiten meiner
Sriloer setban babt, babt ibr mir
getban."
.Sa. quite Sraa. ba babt S6r
ii6ere Siirsidaft unS eebt getroit
binburh burf's Shor Der gpiafeitl.
Wit oielen @orten perlieB i6 lie.
8, penn boh aIe Gbriiten a1lf benz
Sterbebette ioldcn Yab mit5une6mer
bdtten ms Senieitsl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
Srofber3o9tbum.
Aus Der banptfaht.
irnennunasn I'M Yfarrelerns.

Grnennnussn int 1farrelerms. -
Serr Yeter 8ope. biSber Yfarrer I'M
St~abtsruno. erbielt nui iein 9e9ebs
rem ~ebrenpolle g%ntlalinn9 aus Dem
Yiarramt; an ieine Stelle ipuroe
gum Yfarrer in Stabtarmb crnannt
Serr Midel Sbmis, bisber Yfarrer
IN 8efort. gs muroen ferner ers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

WV
So klor, so ongebonnen,
Woan der denkt, de def am Herr
Tech blenkt 20 allie StOnnen.
De fest iech hellt UNI Hemechtsland,
De iech zesumme feert,
Wann an der Friend bel frieme Lett
De lave Klank dir heert.
PAUL CLEMEN.
Sic Sprahe nel1e uns cine lorS
aenreide Mutter gelebrt bat, lit oas
b%eilioite @ut zines Bottles. Gin
@olt Iinb mir 2ugembnrger IN Des
@prtes tiefiter 8ebeutung, oenn ptr
haben, ihiisen unb pfle9en eine
eieene Wunbnrt in Der nnlere Stdter
unp Sonfiinitler unIer Senten,
@irfen unb Streben perberrlidt nno
beiunaen baben uno ltets alits
Nene ipieberbolen.
Nifts bdlt Die Weni6en nnter
einor,Der 10 5uIammen ais cine beis
mat6li6e unb traute 2an~oesiprate,
~ Der man lid ~5tpdnelos geiltig nno
fe.liIh peritGnbi9t. la6t uno ipetnt,
frotlodt uno ianunert. iin9t nno ar1
beitet. Gs lit Die Sprabe Der
lieben, giiten Iutter ober Die Numb
art, melfe Die ctn5elnen Wtenlten
gu @ruppen. nub Samilien 81
StGmmen ionbert, nno otele1 pen
eiaentbiimlidlen lie als5eihnenoen
Gbarafter aufbriidt. Sn Ieoer
Iunpart ipridt lid Elm ei9enes lrl>
neres 2eben alls, oas, nit Der Wtllt>
termilf eingeIpgen. ms tets onrfS
brinat unb ME erloiheno nod iabre>
LANCER Ibipeienbeit. ia I'M boflten
Sitter unb in Der peiteIten Serne
itets Die freunbliditen Infldnse nno
iiiBelten grinnerunsen eriuedt nno
mieoer anfaht. Sic Sprade Der
SHUTTER, bes Stammes, pes @olfes
peritebt es pie feline anbere pds Ser3
Al riibren, 9iebe 5u erfpeden nno
ben @eilt 5u eblen Sbaten an5us
ipornen.
8ie uno mas elm |olf ipri6t
fam nrr in Der Sprafe Des Bottles
aeiaet perben. llno tper lomtt
einen Bolts Sialett beberri6t, Der
bat oabnrdb Dor pielen Inoern eiren
arpben @oriprung porals uuf Dem
@e9 gum ihDnen Siele, ndmlih: IN
bas @eritGnbniB Der @olfsieele nno
hires 2ebens nnb @ebens ein5uorins
seen. Mit benz Siiblen. Senfen nno
, 2eben unieres luremburger Toltes
bat ms oas ihopfun9srei6e 0i6ters
Saar 9enBs8 ids, Die Sdbnbreder
elmer auibliibenben beimilben Sttes
ratur. innig pertraut gemadt.
(Sortiesnng folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

Semiibe bid, bel ben Se6Iern
unb Sdpdben Nnberer gebnlbig ar
bleiben; oenn audi on bait Yieles.
mas @noere ertra9en miiiien.
@ie nidt INNER SonnenI1ein
lno flarer. blazer 5inmel fem Tam.
lonbern allh tribe H~egentase fonts
men miiiien. bamit Die Selofriihte
pohicn uno 81 reifer @rnte aes
oeiben, 10 mub es audi I'M meni6s
li6en Seben 5um 8u6stbum uno
@ebeiben in Der Susenb @olfen uno
Stiirme eeben. penn mir ms emit
III Der Gpiafeit elmer reideu grnte
erfreusn tpolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
Ans nem Ger. 5taaten.
oNs sPRocH.
(gine Gtubie bon s. g. Mertels,
Chicago, Sa.)

Ech sin er Sproch we d'Quell am
Bosch
So klor, so ongebonnen,
Woan der denkt, de def am Hlerz
Iech blenkt 20 ALL
De fest iech hellt UNI Hemechtsiand,
De iech zesumme feert,
Wann an der Friend bel frieme Lett
De lave Klank dir heert.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-23
FRIDAY, MARCH q lscs.
PART BRAIN, NOT ALL.

Some time ago The Chieftain re-
ceived a nice little circular from
cereal maker asking US to give them
years advertising in exchange
for q number of cases of their
breakfast food, +. o. b. Denver.
They enclosed numerous testi-
monials purporting to have been
written by various consumers of
this partiular brand Of lone pack
age equal to six-and- half
pounds Of beef" among which we
noted one from a newspaper man,
which told of his experience and
how he had gained IA pounds
part brain, not all-in weight in
three-and-a-half weeks since try
ing this invaluable aid to weak
stomached individuals.
We don't know Just what the ef-
feet of this ''pure food" would be,
but we do know the kind we are
now eating has shown little effect
upon our combined weight o1jbrain
and body.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-23

A new sugar man arrived at the
home Of Ed. Crofo0t. assistant master
mechanic at the sugar factory, At the
early hour Of LIS yesterday morning.
His weight Is nine pounds and he's
got the sugar habit already.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-23
Notice for Publication.
Ls.d Okcs ., L..sr. Cob.
Mareh IA, 1905.

E2kd OWtt . E9H65s N06.
March n 1905
Netcs hsrebv that the felowias settler
has Sled aoee Of insnos make proof ia ssppAr Of his
ela sad that said sree viii b sas before register ..d
receiver ;' l...r Goe. 2. Tss:Say. April q 1909. via.
Tvs. z s.. Raass - West 6sk P. M.
He as.ss sAs folewias ~i'assse. to his oon.u
rssi1sacs spsa asd eutivstioa of said lsad viz.
Charles Cssssy Esd J.s,ss Ckas q Cr.n.d.. Colo
George Lsssurs ssa StspAe. Besss Of Lamar. Cob.
q .Joha a. Wiisas. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-23

= Z. F.
A dispatch appearing in the
daily papers this week to the eff
feet that the Holly interests were
determined to "exterminate A. B.
s. Co." sounds quite foolish, for
large corporations are not given to
boys play" Of this nature. The
Holly interests are attending to
their own business and if it should
ultimately drive the other concern
from the field it would simply en-
phasize the superiority Of the bus
mess tactics Of the management Of
the Holly companies.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-23
Eatert.innsnt course.

The following dates are announced
for the remaining numbers Of the
Holly, entertainment course:
Herbert Leon Cope, Friday, April
IS
Denton c. Crowl, Friday. April 40.
Col. George w. Balm, Thursday.
April 26. 31,
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-23

The rumor that the Holly Sugar
company has purchased the Amer
lean Beet has not yet been circula-
ed, and if it is you may bet your
bottom dollar that it will be by
unscrupulous parties who have no
respect for the truth. Manager
Wiley doesn't deal in old junk. On
the contrary the best is not quite
good enough.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-23
Wanted.

To remind you those window and
door screens that need repairing be-
fore FLY time WIRE SCREEN
AT lowest PRICES.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-23
DECLINED RESPONSIBILITY.

1t is very rare indeed that all
the nominees Of any party would
decline to run for the offices for
which convention had chosen
them, yet that is exactly what has
happened with the Peoples ticket
which was placed in nomination in
the Simpson building last Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-23

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth
odist church will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Will Pratt next Wednesday at
2.3O.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-23

Operator Lively at Swallows
seemed to make a lively escape
when the coroner's jury wanted
him to tell what he knew. Or per
haps he was swallowed by the rail-
road company.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-23

Have the latest fad in Stationery
The Chieftain makes it.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-10
Barefooted in Winter

II you saw a person walking with
out shoes or stockings in the snow,
YOU would doubt the soundness of
their mental makeup. People as
rule care for their feet in and out of
season as the case may demand, but
their eyes can strain and ache, pull
and water and they never seem TO
think their eyes are as precious as
their feet. Can you understand now
why people have such strong limbs
and feet and weak eyes when they
grow old?
Between feet and eyes the average
person has more brains in their feet
than in their eyes. Ii you doubt that.
watch people crossing the street or
dancing.
If you would like your eyes 10 be
strong spend the care on them you
do on your feet and have them prop
erly examined to be sure they're right
DO 1T NOW.
DR.. II. h. SCARBOROUGH
23O Ute Ave. The Angelus.
Phone Black 244.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-10
THE PASSING OF JUDGE OVERS

As result of the election, for
ly thankful, Is the defeat of Judgr
Overs for the district bench.
Overs has been a political rene
gade for n number of years back,
joining any party in which he thought
he might secure power, was taken
back under the wings of Lake county
Democracy Mt Leadville during the
la-t campaign. He had been a popu-
list and under that banner secured
the defeat of one governor nominat-
ed by the Democrats, while in the pay
of the state campaign committee of
the Republican party.
Lately for seine unknown reason
he has been training with our branch
of the Democratic party at Leadyillc
and appeared mt the state convention
as reiuvinated Democrat. He was
given the Democratic nomination for
Judge of the district, in which Lead
vile is situated and IL wss hoped by
that branch of Democracy that he
Vouiu pt puiitu uitpuHn, notNithSt&ihu
ing his unsavory political record. But
their calculations miscarried and C.
Cavander, his opponent was elected
judge.
Some people have invested Overs
with n halo of extreme erudition. W.
never regarded him as genius in in
tellcct,. He was an aristocrat, al
thou masquerading at all times as
II friend of the common people.
While ostcnsibly residing in Lead
vile, he passed all his time in Dem
yer, where he was known in the
clubs as man about town.
The city of Leadvillc and the pco-
pie of the state are to be congratulate
ed that Owens has been passed over
and we hope never more will figure
politically in the state. He cultivat-
ed an idiosyncratic manner, which
many people mistook for genius, but
which never fooled many people of
any intelligence. He was tolerated
many times because of his rather
distinguished personal appearance
and his air of hatcur, which he culti-
waited to such an extent that II made
him exclusive and exquisite in
his own mind.
The passing of Frank &. Overs is
n matter of joy TO ourselves, notwith-
standing he claimed to be a Democrat.
il will be n greater Joy to those who
have been subjected TO his arbitrary
rulings and his erratic course on the
district court bench.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-10

Less than a year ago the greatest
exposition of fraud in the conduct OF
the great life insurance companies,
was made through the New York
legislative inquiry. conducted by the
newly elected governor of New York
Mr.. Hughes. Notwithstanding all the
graft and frauds unearthed at that
time. District Attorney Jerome. has
as yet failed to prosecute one of the
insurance swindlers. Jerome has
failed thus far to do any of the things
he said he was going to do. He pill
ed up charges so high against the po-
lice and all the departments of the
city government in New York. that
you might have thought there WAS
not a single honest official in the
city government. He was going TO
do terrible things. but did nothing.
Jerome is a fallen idol. He is an ar
istoccrat and has endeavored TO shield
the insurance criminals who were ex-
Tosed. His duty is finished in Ameri-
can politics.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-10
STOLE HIS POCKETBOOK
Engineer Gilpatricl< Laid His Pocket.
book on a Desk in the Postofiice
for a Moment and IL Dis
appeared as if by
Magic.

A sneak thief got in a clever piece
of work in the postoffice yesterday.
Engineer Gilpatrick, one of the
well known local railroad men, went
to the postoffice yesterday afternoon
for the purpose of having number OF
money orders cashed. that he had re-
ceived as secretary for a railroad in
surance order. He states that as the
money order clerk was busy when he
entered the office he went over to one
of the large desks and proceeded to
sign up the money orders. He took
out his pocketbook. one that he has
carried for years. and laid it on the
desk near him. When he saw that
he could get attention at the money
order window he picked up the pocket
book and went over. He laid the
pocketbook at his elbow on the coun-
ter in front of the window and hand
ed the money orders, amounting to
1880 to the clerk. Almost immed-
lately he received the cash and turn
ing to pick up the pocketbook to
place the money within its folds,
found it has disappeared. Neither
he or the clerk saw anyone take 1t.
Mr.. Gilpatrick states that he then
remembered that when he was at
the desk two men were standing near
him talking and that when he moved
over to the money order window
these men moved over that way too
but thinking that they too had bust
ness there he thought nothing of
their movements until after the
pocketbook had disappeared. When
he missed his wallet he also noticed
that these men were gone. Who ever
got the pocketbook played a bold but
successful trick to get it as the dan
ger of being caught in the act was
certainly great.
In the pocketbook was Wells
Fargo check for snug amount, about
$500 in silver and probably five
dollar bill. and some private papers,
Mr.. Gilpatrlck regrets the loss moro
for the associations connected with
the old pocketbook which he had car
ried for years than for the money
loss.
Efforts to apprehend the thief have
been made but so far without results.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-10

Those individuals who think that
William Randolph Hearst has enter
ed the class of has beens" know lit
tie about conditions and less about
politics. They imagine that Hughes
has won a great victory. The dis
patch published in this paper a few
days ago from Washington, which
stated that the administration took
the success of Hughes by such small
majority as a defeat, is the correct
Interpretation to be put upon things
Just figure it our for yourselves.
Hearst was being fought by the
Brooklyn Democracy. He hurled de
fiance at the bands of marauders. led
by McCarren in the borough of Brook
lyn. All that element was against
him and he then was only defeated
by thirty thousand votes, a very in
significant victory for Hughes con-
sidering all matters. More will be
heard from Hearst. We predict that
he will be elected governor of New
York. He has every paper in New
York attempting to belittle, save that
Golfers Weekly did tell the truth
of the many and great reforms secur-
ed by him in congress and how he
saved millions for the people of Co
tham. Don't flatter yourselves that
William r, Hearst is politically dead.