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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30

Staat Soma.
Snbuque Count, SIS.
Strait porge6enocr proclamation
bon gilbert 9. GunminS, @ouperneur
bes Staates SSpipd peroffentliht unb
unter5eidnet, nnb 9emdB bes @es
iebes, ~proflnmire lit. s. s. Dunn.
S6eriff bon 9ubuaue Golrtp, Soma,
hermit mn gebe Ben 8dblcrn bon
9u6uque Gonntp, Sonia, Npti5, Oa6
on benz oben eripdbnten Eage Der
aQ9emeinen g8nbl, ndmlih am
S%icnstaa, ben 6. S.ouein6er,
q. :. 1906,
folgen0e Somtns geanten ourd Die
beredtigteu Stimnlgeber oes beiags
ten Gountp 9epGblt iueroen, nGnulih
NliDitor;
Sd)abmeiiter;
Glerf bes Siitrift& @crihtcS;
Sberiii;
Hetorbcr;
Gpuntps ~Slnlpalt;
Shuls Superintendent;
S%irpeDor;
Coroner;
Siebcn Superpilorel.
8opon' pie @dbler mb @ilrgel
ppnl bclagten Subroilc Gpruntp 9eil
Npti5 nebmen ulb Iid) Doruad rid)tcr
tppllen.
Bur Sei1einigulig Seiicn iiI8e id
meme Mamenss llnterihrift bel, on
Gage beS -. Gttober, u. 3. 1906
Z. Z. Sunn,
Sberiff BON Subuouc GountD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Bur Deppritebcnpcn @nbl,

GOl. Soiepb Gib0d. HeOaftcur Dc5
9es MuincS oStnats : NnSeigcr".
ruelder cine iebr gruBe @rfabrung III
Der Soipner &uIitit hot. itattctc ms
bieier Gage einen SeiIIh 90 uHb err
tlGrtc, er lebc in ncr 3ilpcrli0tlimcu
6ofimng. NnB bic ocuotrdtiidc
$artei IN oieiem Sabre zen @oupcrs
leler ermGbicu weroe. luerm ale
9emofraten iiir ibr Yurtcis Si6ct
Itimmen. Inter zen Hepublifmncrn
lit nGmlid cine tief9cbeube Spdltuug
mn oiieue Hepolltion ge9cn Serrn
Gummin5 cn~tltnnoen. Sic .Stanbs
patterS" iino Dem @ouperuelre bitter
b0ic uuo lie obultcn" pifcu nnb beutz
lid, &ute, lpai6scdie r%epublitue
nil1e SlGticr iinD ipdbrcnr hcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Mht5is E~criuncu umgcfummcn.

IuS atlantic GiM, y. s., fpmmi
bic Nadrimt, bas ant Spnntaa
Hafmithag INN balh ) llbr adJt5ie
Scripnen mmfamen, inhcm hieielbei
ais SniGiicn pun bret @ascn hct
eleftriidcn gSeit Seriep & Scaibprt
Sabn in eincn Arm bes W.eercs, &c
nannt ,Sbprungbfare", gcifiir5t pnr=
ben mrb %ertranfen. GS uaren met
items Scmobncr ppu EbilabelpbiO
nnb ltmgegenb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30

Hidoro Nuroe. Wiit9lieO Der
gegempGrtigeu @rnHo Sllrp unb Gin
prominently Niam I'M Srairie Greet
Solunibip gli!t. ais CT . einenl
StraBeubdbnpGgen on Der Griten II.
Wtain StruBe abitci9cn ipoIlte, bepor
Die Gar gum StiQitnnbe gefommen.
arf Dem naiien StraBenpflaltcr il
ungliIdlih ans, bnB er cineh pier
fadeu Auieichei6cnbrud erIitt.
s. =. Srnnben, beltldler IoOos
fat mo giptnr. ,3immer if3 S1fites
9ebdubc, 9. uno @tuiu StrnGe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
SeiienDe Ngenten uerlangt!
ssidtiser aanf pun staptcisentbnm

Sic Sran5isfnner S6peltern has
hier babeu baS @i9entbunl an Der
h7. nno Soipa StraBe angefnnft, nllf
apeldcmr eiu proteltnntild)eS Seminnr
itcbt. Ser &auf fanb dm Sienstng
5tntt uuD 6err Chris. q. Spltcr, Der
nnbetaunte @runoei9entbunts> ltnp
Eerliherungs Ngent Ieitete Den Sane
Del su einem nllbefriebigenoen Ib>
idhllIiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30

Gin fieincS 9eibcn, il6er pclhes
mon Gag unD 9in6t 6riitet, fam
leiht bu9 gan3e Neruen SDitem
auBer Crbmng 6ringen uub sic
nui's Arnuten6ett merfeu. 9num
b%eunrubigen Sic lid uidt. ionberr
MAIDEN sic Elm beiteres @eiiht mn
feben Sbr %ertrnuen duf Sorni'
Mlpenfrdlter. Gr III Elm Wittel, 81
pelobem Gle bolles %ertrmlen ba6en
t0nneu. IS iii rein p~egetabiIiid,
nno entbdlt ni6tS, mas ni6t gut
f6rt. 8irb nidt IN Apotbefeu pers
fault, ionbern Ourh Spe5ial> 2l9entcn,
ernauut bon SEN Gigentbiinlcru, Or.
&cfer 6u6ynep & Son5 Co. ll2-
lis 60. Qopre 2tps., &bicngp, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30

bemofratiI6en uno rcpublitnniIden
Yarteipolitifer biirfen itol8 fem, otl
Die ON equen5 ibrer Sarteia
Sr9arle, ipelde 5u9leih Die bemotras
tifden ober republifoniihen BAR
tel : Srin3ipien nit penen
Der So5idlilten perbreitcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Mhtana, Tarmer!

Sabt Chr Saier, Seu. 8artofie elm, DeiSer, aoru.
Siossen. @erite, eter. Sutter ooer .nbsrhaupt
10. pam ld)reibt crit an Sol. 8. giagle. Dubuque.
Soma, unb irast i'm unit ieine 9reiie. Ntali
a~oreiire einioh: y. Z. Vaeie, Dubuque. Soma.
n. Ii. Serr Tdgle tauft uno pertduTt aad)
Stabt. uno 6arneilentbul1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Tiele &atholifem famTem 9ano

in Dem belien iunsen nnb meiit tatholiidlet,
Gountn Gbmuuos. i'm irudbtbdren Sin, Riper'
Ehalim 9iegens. 5rudts, aorns uno &ieh.@ebiete
S3 bis $50 per Mere. @bene @ras : 8rairie.
SfmarSer @uoeu. 2ebm : llnterlage. Niloc
SSinter. airde uno Giarrer. WeiunoeS @afer
uuo Selma. Srei 9rnten be5abler oas Snno.
,3dl nehme midi Der aatbuliten uneutgeltiidl an.
9e9et %oitmarten bel uuo id]reibet uru glus'
tuIit an
Rev. Pastor Holy Gross Church,
Ipswich, South Dakota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
@rumdcm fcincs in Submame.

Die io6ialiitii6e &artei in Chicago
bedbiiGti9t, porldufig perlu6siueiie
inter 2eitln9 bon Soiepb SatterIon
Elm Sa9eblatt bernIS5u9ebeu. Si
DUBUQUE brnud)en bie 0erreu SpSins
liitcn %teineS, wcil %uniere oauten"
(lper bat ounmen geiuGt?) cages
blGtter ieDen Sonutog ibre
. SocioliIt Column" puDli5ircn. Sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
@elo III berleibem III 5 Yro,ent,

7ie .Rumnn Catholic Mutual 9roteetipe Sos
OF Spiud" nat Hjelo ~ uerleihen 3u tini
aui 3oiUa 5arlnl1noereiefl. Tim ndbere
AGstunit iulreibe mon on
q. ~. Dlaber, Sort Dodge. 5opa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Neaen Mrebsldaoen.

ADJ empieblc HERMIT Stropp's beriibmte
oeutidbe 9Suloer. Sieielbeu beilei ieoeu tn0h
nidt auigebrudjenen) arebS ioupbl ~innerlicD ais
auBer!idj. Sds nnertdnnt eiilSig bette Ntittel. nm
MRagentrebs eriolgreidl 81 beilen &egea Ndbei
rem, SeHaniie III. NJ, ldreibe mon an;
COWARD =. Spcoiue,
Ct. SucaS, Julud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
>@mtuaa, Sanoinhsr!

Su Der lIniseseuo BON SsaleS. u. 3. eiuein Der
bilbenoiten 6heiie uou 9Gonlter eonntp,. y. q,
nahe BET stride uno Sdhule, iino ungeidbr 10
&iertels e ettioneu 2ar0j6 81 pertauieu. Ter DO
ben III reid. Die Grtte dele5 Sabr auSge5eihnet.
2atboliihe guiie0ler habeu bier cine quite @e'
&ano III fnilteii. NPan tuenoe iib an
Z. I. Tiid,cr, YSdleS. u. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
@iQiae Tarmen 1T pertanIen

in gnoerIcn Gountu, 9auios. einem Der beiter
Counties oeS StaateS fitr alsereineu Nderbni.
GedS tatholii6e airden uno orei totholtide
Gdhulen. GuItioirteS 5arinlano 500 bis $50 per
Wder. 5ir Site uno Seidreibung tuenoe man
nd an Die @eenten Wpicnep 4 Saioert,
Waruett. NdnIQS,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Wnte Weleeembeit,

nm ennb 5u nnadubieen Ireiien 81 tauien IN
einec oeutid)cn tatbclildlen 8entcIitoe nit stride
uno Scbnlc int nurboitlidlen Soiud. 9udl III III
oieier @emeinbe cine auSge5eihnete Gelegenheit.
I'M cine Npotbete. eincu General : Store mo
einen @rocerps Store 5u eroNneu. I'm udbere
Nustlnit idlreibe man OIL
Mcp. yNm. ". 0mnfeI, Maihna, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
&atboliide @eiabrtin seiu9t.

Gin gebiIbeter, Observation-Disclosures @ittiper.
pelober beinittelti III lno cine ebrenppue 0tientlide
Stele b~etleioet, mDd)te gerte in Sriefiuechiel tres
ten nit elmer sebiloeten prattiieba tathuliidber
iungeu Game ooer elmer y9ittue bon guteIn Guss
iehen uuo etmaS bemittelt. Sameh pom Sanoe
limb nidt aus9eihlohen. Gin trauteS nno nit
Die redbte Ieriun. Man a~oreiire n.y., care OF
Catholic 3rintins Co., Dubuque, Sofua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
SemotratiIhes Staatss Sidet.

Sir @olperneur:
CLAUDE d. Gurter,
bon Gelterpile.
sir &ices @oupegneltr:
Spbm .. Scnniipn, Sr.,
BON Subuoue.
Sir Stant9iefretdr:
&. 9. WcGlnen,
npu SsfelooId.
Sir General NupaIt:
Trcb. Spiuneu
bon Ilbiu.
Sir Superintendent hes ofientlid)er
lItterriflts:
@. z. @tliun,
bon Sod 8opibs.
Sir Sberridter:
Is. ~. Carr.
bon MonGeiter unb
g. 90. Siiber,
bon Davenport.
Sir Glerf bes SbergeriAts:
2. Us. &ceman,
bon S6elanbpab.
Sir @eriht5reportcr:
s.. ~. Barter,
D Wu5cntiue.
Sir @iienbabus Gpmmiiidre:
e.. 81. StuII,
npit Wt. @leainnt mn
&. z. Carpenter,
bon Ses Woines.
Gpn9rebs @itglicb fir Den Drittel
Siitritt:
S. IS. % urtagb,
o BON Woterlpp.
i j +
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
G"Gjebauoluna.

Serr Hlois @aiei. 40. 1912 doiua. Strabe. 9u.
buoue. Sofud. bat tets cine oolitdnoige Ausmdbl
einheintidler mo importirter aGieiurteu uor-
ritbia. auSpnrtige Seteluugen meroen prompt
belOrgt. 9reisiiie luIro AM SerlaI9eI gerne
suQelQuot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Snret t b nrgtS1es.
9treiniatc Staetcu.
III o6t rG9lia

Sm Ienaiba, isis, begiu9en an
81. Sftober Die oIlgenlein 9ea1ietcn
@6elerte So6onu mn Sobannn Hee
mid, Deb. Gilman, naS ieltene Set
ibrer go(benen 6pd5eit. Serr 8ee
MIDI nuroe an %. Sanlar 1880
III 8emid, 2urcntbura, gebpren rno
lit ieit 1854 IN Nmerifa. Scirc
Satin iii aus 0olloub gcbiirti9.
Son nelln &inbern, nit benen Die
Gbe oeiegnct nurbe, iinb nod ledS
am 2ebeu. SAB es Dem Slbelpaore
bera0nnt leiu m09c, nid Die oias
marltene Sp6Seit bel gutter @eIinb@
heit III feiern. lit Der ber8lihc
@unid, Ser o@a5ette".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Oramt Gountu, 9atota.

9ano 3u uertaufen iiir sl2 bis $50 pro Nder I'm
3uunersgountp BON SibsSafotn. ollie Seguenls
Iidfeit, Sd,ulen, 9anoppitsSienit, 5arnter@5eles
phone, Sntterfabriten &C. q Grnteu nadaeinnu-
Der pbne Mibernten. @ir tuobnel lett ~ Jabrei
bier nn0 tonnen 3bneu iuerthople nn6 corvette
Slustunft iiber 2ano. Grnten uiu. geben. aathoa
Iiid]e airdje uno SdDule oabier. geir perueiien
aui ben bpd1m. perm RiGrrer s. .. VI oil
bahier. Man wenbe iih an WartenS Bros,
MinbanG @. z.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30

unb5ipan5igiten Sag bes &onats
September, q. 8. 1906.
MIbertg e NJ III n 8.
(SiegeQ Surdb Den @%ouperneur:
w. 9. Wt / II,
StaatsIefretGr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
@rlrgeu6citrn fit Taruler!

gWr babcn Sbncn bercits mitsebeIt, baf mr en antes
Sltma, guteS SrCnnm6tertGl, gme S@nlen no Sirden, frc
Epfbef6rberuns, nnternebnnugslufge no binise 96nbcreicn
baben.
Wr fngen md btR5u, bnk mir belt befen Scoen unb bas
bette SanS baben, WelheS gefmnben pcrbcn lam. Sir bie
Sebanptnng baben mir cbenfaas eiien gnten Sewrs, bcun
mir prpbn5eren bic bcien Grnten bic hberbampt erwartet mcr-
ben tpnnten, ieitoem nniere SGnSereien bcbant Wurben fub.
untere Sanoereten prpSn5teren bis sur S6he nr $50 pro Mfer
Idbrth. Seoenfans lit Dies bod. Sin Sarrcr erntete ips,
gar fir S1O9 0etreiSe pro Mder anf ieinen Sanbereicn IN ben
prrfionencn ttnf Snbren (onrhiduitlib pD Tder jGbriih &C.
npmnenl. GnSerc baben icsar md better ectban.
Die 3it cine 0elesenbcit bier SIT BADEN, lit Jest. 60
Ware beher geioefen pr brri Npnaten, iehS M9nnten, phcr
ppr emen pSer 5met Sabren: abr Die bette 3it fir Gle ST.
fnnft tit MIN. User 3mefel begt, fhrdbe on mus rnb icae>
5ragen hber nniere gcscnb. @r merben bercitutaisit aac
Sragen beantpprten. @efcr md mire es, btcrbtn III fput=
men nno nnier Eann SIT bcHhtscn no nit hem bieTgen Grlf
befannt ST. weroen. yEenn Sic baum nihf Hbcrjeugt Gnh, 10
fUnnen MIR Sic ntAt RberSeusen.
Sebt 81, bk Sr spn nniren 9anscrcicm befommt, 10
LANCE Der Erets NOD nteorg lit. 6Drt aMf Gente sn bc,ab=
len, menn Sbr iolde bc5ablt. 9nkt Guer @cln qntc Sute-
reien etnbrinsen, wnu es pbne 3tnicn bGlicgt. Dies lit mas
bette Selb fir 8eescnbeiten, ipupbl fir ben Warmer mis- fir
Scne, melhe Oein antssen wpnen. Sdreibt unb icr6ct aber.
5eugt.
THE RENWALD LAND AGENCY.
MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA.
eofal @genten petIamat...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Murkthrrtd1te
Smr Sen 8re6uerfdmf.

Ou b II II e, ben 30. Oft.
0etrciSc, Sen, Ic9I etc.
Saier: 30a632c.
&orn: 3S@42c.
@srite: 3O-40c per BuibeI.
Nooqen: 50-55c per Sulbel.
6eu: 1l.00@Sl2.0 90.
Yte6l: Bateut, s4.20@i.4o; iiraisbt,
81. 00@4.20.
Sleie: $500. @S1s.00
Sntter, Gter nnb Sale c.
Gier: 25c per Ouyeno.
Butter: Oairu. 25c y. pilnO; Cream;
rp, 27@30c.
8aie: Rabm adie, 1916; Grid, 1876
Groceries, etc.
Reis 6f-95c per Eruuo.
Smiebeln: $50 per @rate.
Iartoiieln !: Acc per Buffet.
@ieB.
GtieTe: SO. 5O@4.Oo.
&inoer: S2.75@3.OO.
Siibe: So. 50@3.e0.
Gdlber: S $4,000. so.
Shwsine(aui Dem SuB): S.. 50aS.40 per
bunoert Yiuno.
&tcb (geihladtet).
Ginbfeid: 5@7c per Eiuuo; Jtiucsr.
6@Sc per Yiuno.
S6affeilb: &c
Gbtcaso. osn 90. OFT.
8etreibe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
SemofratiIhes Gonntg=S idet.

sir Senator:
u. +. SrnbSen.
Sir Heprdientanten:
z simon Miller
unG
GbiIip Seles.
Sir 0iirrifts 8idter:
M. 6. Mattbews
llno
Gpbert Spnpn
Sir 9puutps Mnmalt:
=. 3. Mellon.
Sir Gpuntpe Nupitpr:
Sbepbpr z harle.
Sir County, Shasmeiiter:
Suepb Gnlen.
sir 9erihts> Glerf:
Sobn Callahan II.
Sir Sberiff:
&. 4, Damn.
sir Heforber:
2 Swift.
81 Sir Sduliuperintenbent: Z
=. &. 2 d,rucber.
Sir Coroner:
Is. Z. HDan.
Sir Snrpeppr:
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(Sprtiebuns bon Der 8. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
MiHouri= Tarmen.

Man idreibe nm Stnotstarte. pamphlet, nnb
gsetterberidlt; irci p~erianot Sajei Z. Weef,
9biilicptbe, Mu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Sir Supcrpiioren:

Sir Superpiloren:
Sir einen am 1. Sanllar 1907 ans
iangenbeu 3peiiabr>S erntin.
Spbn 9. Conner
bon Seiferion;
%. @. SaIp
bon Soma;
Spbn Turwalb
bon Nelp @ine.
(8ilr Drei Sabre. %anfnn9enb am I.
Sanuar 1909
Ietcr Terring
bon Sllien.
(Siir brei Sabre, aufan9euo am /.
Sanunr 1905
Spbn Gnbtll
bon cSltlien;
Z. s.. WcSnillan
bon Cascade;
Spbn &ingsleD
bon Su6l1ue Soipnibip.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-30
Semofratiidss Sownibips5 ifet.

Sir Miieiipr:
@cprg Bennett.
Sir 6riebensrihter:
Spbu 0lnb
ltllo
SbepDpr gamer.
Sir Gonitabler:
Spbu Senmciip
uno .
Eetcr z ii mlcr.
sir Solpnibipz Glerf:
Spbn Gnroli.
Sir Sopn1bipz Sruitcc5:
Spbn @cGuup
iin0
GbnrlcS Suilnugel.
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Entered at Dubuque post Office as Sec
ond.class mail matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02


Wilson'S Ear Drums rest the Ear
Nerves by making the sounds louder,
so it is easy to understand without
tryinp and straininp They make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02

this insurance on the Columbia, naturally de-
sire to be kept postedSas to her movements,
and Lloyd's accordingly undertakes to keep
them informed by reports from their various
stations throughout the world just as Brad
streets and Dun's will keep the wholesale
merchant in New York city posted on the
standing of the Kalamazoo dealer by reports
from their Kalamazoo Office.
How is vessel rated at Lloyd's9 Sup
pose ship owner is about to have vessel
built at one of the great shipyards on the
Clyde and desires to have her rated in Lloyd S
register He notifies Lloyd's association, and
as soon as the construction of the vessel is
begun system of close supervision is con-
Quoted by the agents of the association, who
are specially trained in the art of ship building.
These agents, or surveyors, as they are called,
keep a constant watch over all that is done,
so that everything may be carried out in
accordance with the rules of the association
They test the thickness of the plating, also of
the framing and even count the number of
the rivets. AS soon as the vessel is completed,
she is classified or rated in Lloyd's register.
The highest rating is 100 1. and when
rated she may proudly sail the seas of the
world and all will do her honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02
LLOYD'S MARINE AGENCY

THE common impression among people not
i informed shipping matters is that
Lloyd's is a corporation engaged in the
business of insuring ships. 1t would be just as
accurate to say that Bradstreets or Duns is
engaged in the business of insuring credits.
Neither is correct; but Lloyd's is to the
shipping world what Bradstreets and Dun's
are to the mercantile world.
If wholesale merchant in New York city
receives an order from retail dealer in Kala-
mazoo. Michigan. with whom he has had no
previous dealings. his first move before he
fills that order and risks the loss of its value
is to consult his book of rating.
So it is with insurance companies engaged
in insuring vessels. The owner of a vessel
before despatching her on voyage naturally
desires to insure her against loss and he there
fore applies to broker to effect it. The
broker goes to Lloyd's rooms, where he meets
the underwriters who in reality compose the
association known as Lloyd's, and there makes
known that he is commissioned to insure the
Columbia for say five hundred thousand dol
lars. The underwriters consult Lloyd's regis
ter, and if they find the Columbia rated A l..
the risk is quickly subscribed The under
writers or members of Lloyd's by effecting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02

Deaf people cheerful and comfortable because
such people talk with their friends without the
friends having to shout back at them They can hear
without stranng 1t is the straining that puts such
q queer. anxious look on the face of deaf person.
Wilson's Ear Drums make all the sound strike
hard on the center of the human drum, instead
of spreading it weakly all the surface. 1t thus
makes the center of the human ear drum vibrate
ten times as much if the same sound struck the
whole drum head. 1t is this vibration of the
drum that carries sound to the hearing Nerves.
When we make the drum vibrate ten times much
we make the sound ten times as loud and ten times
as easy to understand.
Deafness, from any cause ear-ache buzzing
noises in the head raw and running ears, broken
ear-drums, and other troubles, relieved and
cured by the use of these comfortable little ear
rosters and sound-magnifers.
A sensible book. about Deafness. tells how they
dreds of people who are using them.
Clergymen Lawyers, Physicians, Telegraph
Operators, Trainmen, Workers in Boiler Shops and
Foundries- -four hundred people of all ranks who
were Deaf tell their experience in this free book
They tell how their hearing was brought back to
them almost instantly, by the proper of Wilson's
Ear Drums.
Some of these very people may live near you,
and be well known to you. What they have to say
is mighty strong proof
This book has been the means of relieving thou
sands of Deaf people. 1t will be mailed free to you
if you merely write post card for it today: Don't
put off getting back your hearing. Write now,
while you think of it. Get the free book of proof
Write for it today to the Wilson Ear Drum Co.,
II Todd Building, Louisville, KY.
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How Deaf People
are Made to Hear
Sound Magnifiers Invented
by a Kentuckian.
Invisible, When Worn, but Act
Like Eyeglasses.

Ever see a pair of Sound Magniiers?
They so soft in the ears one can't tell they
are wearing them.
And no one else can tell either, because they
out of sight when worn. Wilson's Ear Drums
are to weak hearing what spectaces to weak
sight.
Because, they are sound magnifers, just
glasses are sight magnifers
They rest the Ear Nerves by taking the strain off
them-the strain of trying to hear dim sounds They
can be put into the ears, taken out, in minute,
just as comfortably as spectacles can be put on
and off.
And they can be worn for weeks at time, be-
cause they are ventilated and so soft
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Lucy did so, and found IN the book at the
page mentioned slip of paper. bearing the
back for her own paper, added up the
figures, and the sum was exactly 1907.
Well try once again. said Uncle Bob;
land all of us take a hand in it. Here, I'll
write one line myself
Taking the pencil, Uncle Bob wrote rapidly.
6,234,S63. Passing the paper to Lucy, he
babe her write row beneath it. So under
Uncle Bob's figures. Lucy wrote 3,I2s,4oI.
Your turn next, Fred" said Uncle Bob,
and under the other lines Fred wrote 6.S71, $685.
put it under book. that none of us may see it. p"
Lucy did so, and waited breathlessly for a
magical answer to appear from somewhere.
81 can't do this sum" said Uncle Bob
You'll have to find the answer yourself
Lucy"
~" said Lucy. Where can 1 find it
without looking at the paper?"
Look in your pocket" said her uncle
Don't pretend you haven't it hidden in your
pocket !"
pocket. and felt there a folded paper. Drawing
it out and unfolding it, she found it contained
the figures, 10, ,S62, and this proved to be
the correct sum of the rows of figures on the
paper beneath the book.
Then Uncle Bob made his explanation. which
was in part a confession. Il had a con-
federate,' he said; Fred is in the secret"
with confederates just as well as without "
We'll" said her uncle, in the first case
when you put down two rows of figures and
Fred put two rows beneath them, he was care
full to write such figures in each of his rows as
would make all mines when added to those in
your row. That IS, to match your S34 he
wrote I65, and to match your 200 he wrote
7o3, in each case writing the figure that would
make when added to the above it.
Therefore, of your rows and one of his
wo Id make ooo and the other two would
make 900, or 1908 in all Now, l knew
this sum would be 1908, had it already in
scribed the looking glass"
ooh. that's a simple matter. If you write
anything on mirror with a piece of French
chalk, and then lightly wipe it off with silk
handkerchief, it will not show until somebody
breathes upon it, which you obligingly did.
The next test was the same, except that
you wrote three rows of figures, and Fred
added three rows, making the pairs come to
2,oo7, and as l knew it would be so, had the
paper prepared and placed in Robinson
Crusoe' before you came home from school,
The last was merely another variation of
the same trick. l wrote a row of figures, you
wrote row under it. and Fred wrote a row
beneath that, being careful that each of his
figures should make when added to the one
above it. The inevitable answer to sum
thus written is the top row of figures preceded
by one, and having had one deducted from
the figure on the extreme right. So, as had
written o,234,8o3 | knew that alter the COM
binations of os being written below it the
final result must be I6,234,862. l had this
written on folded paper, and Fred kindly
placed it in your pocket when you weren't
looking Now l have told you all about it. 4"
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in the ear holes they are not
felt even when the head
rests on the pillow. They
also protect any raw inner
parts of the ear from wind,
or cold, dust, or sudden and
piercing sounds.
The principal of these
little telephones is to make it
as practical for a deaf
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"Children Teething."

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should always
be used for children teethng. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, aays all pain wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents.