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The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01
Local Dem and Good

Denver Union Stock Yards,
Angus 27-Puces held up well
here last week snd choice beet
cattle sold little stronger not
withstsndIng all eastern markets
Were considerably lower. Local
demand WAS very strong aud killers
could not get rs many good steers
a. they needed. Common cattle
are fully steady and selling much
better thsu few weeks ago. One
load of fancy dry lot steers sold
during week At s. 30 with straight
grass steers up to $40 and bulk
OF the good ones around 81 Cow
stuf WAS in good demand. A few
choice heifers sold At 1886 with
other, at 50. 40 TO $3.50 and mos,
of the fair TO good At - Is to 50. %
quality of the cows now coming Is
better thsn few We. ks ago and
everything sell, readily. Feeder.
and stocker market WAS quiet AS
there Was not much here. Buyers
have plenty Of orders and good
many country feeders have been
here looking for steers To put ia
their lots but few sre coming and
most of them have gone hone dis
appointed. The run from now on
however, Is expected to be good
ard there will be plenty of buyers
here TO take everything offered.
The trsd- generally is looking for
high priced feeders this fall.
Range cattle Are said to be- in the
best condition for years and a
great many usually marketed rs
feeders will 20 As beef this fall
which means a scarcity Of the
former. With big corn crop all
over the country the demand for
feeders is bound to be good and
higher prices are predicted. The
local market is in fine shspe and
with n strong demand here for
everything offered IN the beef
line and plenty buyer, for all
feeders and stockers ths, can come
this way il looks As though the
shipper who goes to some other
market before trying this one Will
make big mistake. Prices paid
here are higher wi,hou, taking
into consideration the saving in
freight aud shrink,
v. \. FULTON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01
Lame Bacs

This Is an aiment for which Chamber.
lain's Pam Balm has proven especially
valuable In almost every instance it
afToyds prompt ana permanent relief.
Mr.. Luke LaGrHuge of Orange, Mich,
says " it: After using plaster and
other remedies for three weeks fur ID bad
lame back / purchased bottle OF
Chan bsr.Au'- Pain Balm. and two sp-
plicat.ons effected q cure For sale by
all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01
Opening OF The schools.

The fall term If the Monte Ni-,n
public schools opens september 3.
A. sept 3 I- labor day, there will
be only shor, session for III.
purpose ot organization A, the
opening session all pupils will b-
classified and gwen lists Of the re-.
quiret text book, Pupils ar- adj
yi,ed not to buy books until they
ARE classified and ARE certain ss 10
what book, Are needed.
All pupils who dropped on, be-
fore the close of las, year. aud sil
tho-- who wer. conditioned IN \
part ~ All of the work will f-por,
to their respective ROOMS fur ~.
animation On the afternoon of
>rl'. y. pupils who d-sir. TO -n-
'rr from o'h-t schools should pre-
sent credentials showing where
they have been IN attendance and
the character Of the work done.
\ failur" - have such Credentials
will cau-e delay in classification.
The Superintendent will be W hi.
oilic. III the high school bnildins
eyer, dAy from 10 10 lg Ia confer
With pupils and parents in regard
Ia school matters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01
In Memorial OF John B. Rocker. sr

VINO closed his earthly pilgrim age
after soioura Of Il years, months, Il
days.
He was born ia Pennsylvania. and
there spent his early manhood, coming
to the then new West, for time IN
Iowa, where he got the experience in
! humble beginungs by diligent perse-
verence in toll, sud the companionship
OF Il noble, good wife He grew up with
the country aul made headvay, for
excellence ever find. room az the top.
He kept true t. the lessons taught him
by Christian father and mothe- who
faith Germar Reform Church.
The Bible his rn'I er gave hIm WAS re
tained and read. aGd compsnionship, IA
liue OF its teschll- we're his choice, and
its enforcement @. good conscience Was
more and more l'- deal.
So he verified klug Solomou'- good
statement rs 10 The hand ot :he dilieent
making rich. .'Se-=' thou a man dihgsnt
IN business? H. shall stand before
Kings"
For his limted educational opportu-
mites, Mr.. Hocker Wac marvel OF cor
rect aud broad Information. From his
first settlement II Iowa he took part in
everything helpful 90 the uplifting of
moral and religious lie.
M, E.,,., S,I...s I.. ,..t.I
OF hls good ini'ueu.- a- a neighbor and
helper IN his cou muuitN, and such he
continued to be 10 all tie wears it has
been our prvileg 20 know him and
know OF him.
He Vas home maker, aud when the
dear wife and companion uf his youth.
the good mother u his children. was
taken from his side, he felt alone. and
after years. sought companionship: to
have home.
And after some tao l-ars. he wss
decree A mother love cherished. and
sh. wise. afI-ctionai- cumpsnIonship IN
10 his former experiences the more
strongly imp-ll-d him 'n seek u helper
10 make his desoa'- residence once
more home
And he found IN Maggie Foruwald
IA complement OF his ahecilonate and
Wise hearted devotion 10 hom-maISing
who with him has made al ideal home OF
tina, Christian iyB- winch j. some sweet
fnr-taste of the letter home above.
Now after ter years Of welded life
and mutually helpful companionship.
death only doih them part Hers Is q
memor, ot greed lundn.s. to her de
parted. She Ea. the respect ot the
children of her husband a. beng good
N,'e 10 their fsth~r
j. Il. Hooker Ha, Christian msu.
DO You ask, was he perfect answer.
no. lie claimed np such thing. snd the
claimant II surI Away proves the
opposite
lie vs- un. NJ rH- charter members Of
th- Rock Cr.-E Fresh, b,t.rian church.
was Hl once chus-I 80 u ruling elder aud
m ril the Year, Of r-sldcnce Ia the valley
continued active and h-lp'ul and ..ner-
uus. and when h- s-nt into the Delta
country hs east HI.uut to br Il helper aud
found place u u,-iulp.ss, and soon va,
there chu-.u iu U. elder Ia the Young
church II that community. Mr. Hooker
Wa prosperous iu nl. mst-pal ihlng-.
and had the grace to know and ac.
Knowledge hls Obligation to Civ. and do
good. such mrH nf. bl-s-inc 'o their
fellow men and glnrty Col
WM KERRY
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01
"TO Cure q Felon,v

says Sam Kendall. of Phlllipsourg, Kan,
Jus, cover it over with Bucklen's Arni-
ca Salve aud the Salve will do the rest
Quickest cure for Burns, Bo,is, Sores.
Scalds, Wounds, Piles, Eczema, Salt
Rheum. Chapped Hands, Sore Fee. and
Sore Eyes. Only DC at all drug stores.
Guaranteed
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01
Call FOr Meeting

There will be a meeting of the
San Luis Valley Stock Feeders
Association at Town hall next
Saturday, sept. |, at , p. IN.
w. A. BRoNAUGH. Pres.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01
For Sale Real Estate

go acres Of land, 100 4. under cultiya-
tlon balance Is good ma! or pasture vith
plent! u water for irrigstlng purposes,
has house u eight rooms, aud stable and
shed room for u head of stock. Close
to school and n, miles from K +. d.
This land can b- bought HI low figures
and ul easy terms.
For sale OF trade. lGoacres Of land near
schoo aud church, has house OF five
rooms and stable and corrais, 40 acres Of
land under cultivation. viii trade this
property for small piece Of land near
town. lr soil Tor cash or terms, but pre-.
Ter 70 trade.
Bargains ~ unimproyed lands. handy
10 water 'or irugsting purposes and IN
the Rri->lan bel, where an abundance OF
water can be had al small cost.
4 building 2ON30 Il. and ] = stories high
situated on .ot JOyl5O Il. Price $50
Two o4t.i.ag- 90 Adams 81. suitable
for small business OF offices. Lots very
valuable. This gp,i Investment.
Price each. .l:lj1 and slGuI.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01
First Baptist Church.
REy. Ell. RLnwER.. P,.tor.

REV F. l.. BLOWERS Pastor.
Morning theme-"Why The
Churchs'
Evening theme-"rhst | MAY
VIII Christ.
h. \ P. L at $3.50 p NJ.
Two span of good work msres
for sale
j. ALFRED SMITH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-01
For ale cheap.

a good square piano, just tuned
and in good repair: also l2xl4
heavy tent. CHAs EDMAN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
HELP THE GIRLS.


Many OF the club women, especially
In Ohicsgo, are waRing a RELENTLESS
war on the downtown hotels" The
Chicago chief OF police detailed two
detectives to shadow certain de.
paFtment store in the great city. To
less than a weeks time over sixty
girls--not slone-were traced from
that store TO q downtown hotel.
Surely, this is a travssty on orr ad.
vaneed and hoasted civilization,
While nothing atones for crime, yet Il
cannot be considered separate and
apart from the mitigating facts. These
modern soeioloGists would do we'll TO
study some other phases. Thousands
Of ihePe girls are homless and are no
more than drift gathered at the great
common eenters Of swirling social cur
rents. Face 20 face with the bread
problem, which can never be less than
extremely serious. and at the came
time in the grip of furious CONNER
cial sge that does not hesitate to bar.
ter destiny for gold, they enter
upon employment IL only Il promises
mesger garment and q crust Of
bread. II these social enthusiasts
would cave the girls let them solve the
question back OF all cFime--the cues
ton. that stares these wandering waits
In the face both by day AMI by night,
You can't force tracts on a starving
person. Ifyou would save a drifting
soul, feed IL. That's The first thing
and . man whose hunger is satisfied Il
half saved. These poor Chicago girls
and thousands everywhere for
that matteF--are toiling throdPh |
the long hours for rich cor.
poratlous and getting the princely sum
OF from s. to So per week, OF which
they have to spend So to 81 for fire.
lees and cherries room. That ques-
ton is like Rhost-whenee the food
and raimentP These very girls were
not allowed, even In their phrest day,
their Fiehtful social equality-they
have always been the drift OF eongest.
ID social centerp. There's no shelter
rom the raging storm-mother's dead
Ind long ago father drifted away. God
'noWs where. Before you condemn
,hese Rirls-beiore you drag them
4 ~ - he i
and will God forgive this world for
icing 90 quick 10 do a thing like that
lyon stand close up 70 their side aud
ift your eye mp on the same vision
bey've csuRht all these years. Take
look with them a. their fnture-Ss
homeless ~ the tribe OF the desert
nd over whuse heads there hangs =
tarless sky.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

''sE The air to be breathsd In
S''oI buildings Is one Of the
n 'i''nH'h's 10 81. LOuIs. and ls
''''.' 10 greater mental alert.
''t'i'y 10 The pupils. The
has been advanced that she
- 10 zee b sltsrsd merit. ZOE
Il. Eat msntal actlVity IL
'''slibE the trAsh UI,h
a'nI srishmstls and gram.
n 'r' ssvs aoodsa ths sosn.
-" 90 aoust real used Tor
y -. ''7I q ne books noe 10
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

Some things are go full Of mystery
30 utterly inexplainable. Why should
every sweet have its bitter--every rose
its thOrn2 Can you tell why il is that
our highest bliss fBds ice cOunter-part
in some hideous form OF Rriet9 While
we enjoy the glorious light OF the sun
that same orb turns ice dark side to
worlds that swing In the tsr.oif places
We may even cry while we laugh.
And some OF us weep over the years
when loved ones plllowed their heads
trustingly over oar heart while the
Ioye.lght danced in their upturned
faces. Oh those Rours-.-their faded
bliss, their vanished Joy And now the
memory ~ them is like a thousand
thOrns in the heart AZ the years
drag on we come 90 know that the
hours otsecret, sacred, aud nnfaIh..
omed love cast their own deepening
shadows. It's 50 strange-yet, II the
sun shines at all the sweetest flower
will cast It's shadoW. The thing that
breaks the heart, though, IL that some
times we shiver while crossing the
deep dark valleys alone. To feel for
4 hand in the midnight Rloam--and TO
Ind none-is worse than death The
valley 4, y heaven " By your side walks
! brave, coufldiug spirit whose wbis-
oerinRs bring hope and whose touch |
ENDS fresh blood thFobbing thropgh |
he veins. Macy poor pilgrim. for
he want Of II, writes history in sIehe
md sobs. True, he smiles--bot lt %
My cOvett for unspoken grief--un.
tter,d because unniterable.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

iul microscopes over that tiny drop
You will discover IN il the restlesines.
OF a shoreless sea. Every particle i
in perpetual motion. The shb and
finw OF the tides are there Now the
waves dash wildly toward the shore
now, leapinR high, they chase each
other Onward on the deep And a
still deeper look reveals countless or.
Ranisms floating in It's fathomless
bosom. That tiny raiudrop-a great
ocean in miniature. And what Of the
tear that dis,ills itself in the lashos Of
those deep brown eyes Here's anoth-
er image ot wide, wide seattle sea
of life. Every passing shadow loses
itself in the light that turns the tear
TO diamonds. And that tesr--ss in
the silent depths Of the bosom the
tides come and gothic waves dash in.
ward aud outward along these shores.
Oh, II we only knew the history OF a
tear Whencs came they and why do
they linRer so lonR9 Do they always
hail from The stormy zones, or do they
llnger ju.t 20 dissolve away into a
thousand rainbow tints2
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

The Pensacala JouFnal voices the
sentiment Of the entire press ~ Flor.
ida In the tollowingi "Wallsee
Stovall % The Tampa Tribune has the
.ympsthy of NJ. brethren Of the press
IN the dsath Of HE sister ieW days
ago in Kentucky tits tribute 10 her
memory in Tuesdsy's Tribune was q
beaatiful euiuRy on her lie and ehaF.
aetpr."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

''''' i talk Of Governor Broward
"'ss the Legislature in extra
% io' the purpose OF enaetinV
4 ~ The relief Of the deplorable
y ne railroads 10 provide trans
' facilities. The people Of
~ losing immense Gums daily
70 No failure Of the railroads
~ 'a' irui's, vegetables. phos-
''e 70 market, and the situ.
''''''alI requires setIoa Of some
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

laaagh = little late, The San con.
'is',''' Editor T. ]. Appleysrd Of
lake City Index upon his splen.
nee Tor democratic whip" OF
Siiional House OF Represents.
4" he wa defeated by a few votes
'aiA The peronsl pull" OF John
P williams Of Mississippi. leader
~ Democrats in she House.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
Deafness, cssno, De Cured

By Local applieaii0nf. 81 they esH-
pSt reach tie disssssd portion o. che
ear. There IL oniy oss uay 20 eurs
deafness. aod thai - ~ eousiiiutiouai
remedies. psafnsss 10 eaassd b. as
iaRansd suaditioa ~ ths meeass
iinirg q fhs Esstsrkisu Tsbs. wtss
ths tabs is lrhauasd goo hEss . Fsm-
blisn suusd % imperfect hsafinF. ans
vhsn 10 y sniifsiy riassA dsafasss -
,ss r,ssit. ED unisss tts iaatunss
tios cas b. tatfn o1t ed 80 tote -
sirfss % its aasrai rlrftes. tsaflcE
sli. D. dssiFuYsd fsFTgsf. hes esast
oss 81 So ~ rassss - etitsfh. shira
Il 90 hlnF bdt g. iEehuff caee iti11
81 tts unroas seFfsrFs
Wa ga Fite oes AeRtfsd -. itft
80 saf esss of dftffsss frs@fsf ~
rssargt7 fhat easrff "a s4fef ~
Hail. CsssfFh Cafs. ast9 ~ tifs
CnESnr a Co. Ts,sto. q.
So - fFErE.Eft. ~
Ysas asfs ft11g Fila - rsotti-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

.
,'.t' nts charged by The
tr-ir's LiEht Csmpsny Il
T'ay - oar boslnsa msu
p Jstsms - urAtlar.
vhsFs ne sisstrc
5H--f ~ ths sisy. %
tu he Fnts l. sirha
100 tisraus. whsrsas 10
-. ',''v tas pl,st 10 swsss
rpornttaa. az -ss =
ne psosI. rsslls.4 en-
'r-s e rsiIsf f,.- Al.
49,, ''-" whsn ny rs,sd
rPsl oEasfship - =
~ ',..t-' lasi lhs ppsssas
-. Nasas : - ~
-, \, 20 opfrrs n - 49,.
sea l'sairg is rl,y sssss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

p rh'op West, Senator from Jack.
'o0hly, will probably be a csudi-
p ior president Of the Senate at its
''i"sioO. He IL held in high &c.
p ia West Florids and the contest
% doubt be between him and
p" Hon, Harris Of Key West.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

Rdier serving in the Philippines
Bsonft.martialed for stealing n bar
'ap valued At eight cents and sem
lat to hard labor for Elk months.
ride the mistake in not taking q
81 box II soap. He then might
b got I few days at hard labor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

] Tsn' prosecuting attorney had
|hitsr fined IS for violation Of the
|ssIk ordinance and although bis
u, % doubt, went back to his boy
y t,H, he RETAINED from saying ;
lurs me more than Il does you. +"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16
SERMONETTEs

We may be allowed here and now u
quote n passage from our Blue Devil
1.-THE world. despite all the science
and ingenuity Of men, IL s,ill afflicted
with periodical plaques and distress.
ing pests, bot wonderful 20 relate
God and the devil are not responsible
Occasionally we have period oi
seven.yesr ioensss, shooting starr,
cholera and lightning rod agents We
are hardly over with them before var,
smallpox aud sewing machine agents
make their appearance. Then comes
the tornadoes, cyclones and book
agents; then the saroA boFealis.
earthquAket, eonhagratlons, abd life
insurance. agents devastale the eoun-
try. Nov We have On epidemic Of
tuberculosis. appendicitis. and penny
savings bank agents.. This Il O. say
ucthiag Of ths Ereasest Of all pssts-
the get.rich.qalek sehemss, oil Wells,
gold mines. investments companies.
and other transparent hamb0gs too
vapoFoas 70 deceive q hungry houn6.
Thsy are baited just enough 20 make
life miserable aBd rob che counter.
hopper Of she weekly stipend"
Look ~ she bsauiiful ralndrop ~ IL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

E,i,krt Prewitt is giving the people
gs.do good paper IN The News.
\, Youngest editor in Florida" is
n means the poorest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

4 P. ThmbIe has sold his interest
h. FeuandiDs Star and will retire
r,snaiBg EDITOR Of the same. The
y generally regret to lose Mr..
.nblsa,a member Of the frater-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

4, Using bills become due after FIRST
-, Of advertisement, unless otherwise
800 contract. Parties not known to us
4 I, r-ouired to pay for advertising IN adj
,55rrss THE DAILY SUN.
GAINESVILLE. FLA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

-.3,,s-Wesk sun is an eight-page, forty
,,oer. published every Monday and
"a contains all the news Of the
-, state and general, and win be
,,.i,re free, to any Tart Of the United
:. c,nsda. for 500 a year-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

!. .o,ices in local column 10 cents a line
- ,e..rtion. and /, cents for each additional
-, display advertising made known on
LL-..lga.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-16

Look a. the bsauiiful raindrop ~ Q,
Ilnssfs 90 your hsad Plaes . poser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-11
Ans ben iibrisrm Tbeilem.

Nieoerfurn, 10. Sob. Im Sreiz
tag traf elm 1~4idbriees IdodJeJt
aus 3ubrort (YreuBenl bier bel Der
Wiribin AoamS elm unb CAB an.
ieinen Sbeim gu beiu6en. "a bies
lcr iepo6 felt mebren Sagen nbNez
reili mar, 10 blieb baS @tdbhen bis
&pnnesstag. mo Die SSirtbin e5 nit
Gbpaaren periab unb ibm in Differ
oingen cine Sabrtartc na6 9urcm:
bury loite. Oils Die Srnu nad Sanle
surild9efebrt mar. itelie lie felt, eaB
Sas MGnden ibr 900 Sranten aus
hcu aleioeri6ranf geitoblen bate.
Sie Siebin lit peri6pmioen,
@prmelbinaem, 10. Nop. Bon
berrli6ltem @etter be9iinitist. fanb
geItern Die Snitaaationsfeier unlers
@iirgermciiters 0r. Or. Eiinbel itatt.
Cine ungebeure Ienihenmenge poste
bur6 Die Straben 81 oeiien neus
erbautcn ShloIie. Dor meldbem Der
iinnig geihmiidte G"brenbaum unter
Gang nno Slang nuf9epflan5t purbe,
&rnhtpolle @eihenfe puroen inter
her3lifen Nniprahen iiberreiht.
Sidtlih 9eriibrt. oanfte Der @efeierte
in bcpeeten @orten fir bic pieIer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-11
6roRber'o9tbum.
Aus Der Damptfaht.

Gad wudenlansem S~pbcsfampi
lit am II. Nopember I'M IA. 9ebenss
iabr Serr Sominique Ilegis 9ral>
Ieur. Ibpofat, ebemaliger 9eputierter
inb 8iireermeiiter bon 9ugembilrs
seitorben. @ei ben 8ablen bon
1897 ber5idtete er auf cine 8iebers
tpabl fir ben @emeinberatb, 1899
mar fem Ibgeorbnetenz Ianbat a5s
gelaufen unb iein Sobn ilbernabm
feline Nadfolse.
Mm 13. NDpember traten Die
9ammerIeftionen Suinmmen. bebufs
@%rnemmnn9 ibrer Yrdiibenten. &ises
Yrdlibenten mnb Sefretdre. Sier
bus Neiultat: Critic Seftion: TrGiis
bent. Serr SEQ @ee; gi5es Yrdiioent.
Serr Yemmers; SefretGr Serr bon
3iegler. 3ipeite Seftion: YrdiiSent.
9err Semmer; @i5e> Yrdiioent, Serr
S1ils; Sefretdr, Serr @esler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-11
Aus nem Ger. 5taatem.

eAWn WV CIV 0A@"AkW<
Der 9nbnane 2nrembmrger NM
&rdnfen : 1lnterItiibungsperetn err
ndblte in Ieiner Merchandising am
Montag Mbenb, Den B.. Se5emper'
folgenbe @eamten fir bas ton'menpe
Sabr:
Yrdiibent - Sobnnn NeIen.
@ices Yrdiibent = Nifolans 8dufs
mann.
Sefretdr - gmil 9ress.
Shabnleiiter Sobann &lein.
Waridau - Sobanm Iaas.
Wit0lieb bes Gernnltlngsrdtbes
(fiir brei Sabre = Nifolais
Mitaiieb bes Ierpaltnnssratbes
(fiir elm Sabr) Sominlt Weli.
Collector - Sobann 8itrp.
Der ieit 20 Sabren in ct. Saul.
Iinn., b~eItebenbe &urembrrger uns
teritiibun9ssSerein belt am NberD
bes 8. Sesember in Der Io5arts
Saae feline Sabresperiammlung lno
9eumtenipabl ob, on tpelfe lid elm
5olennes 8dnfett nod alter lugems
buraer 9(rt arrangiert, anIhloB. Sn
benz fommenben Sabre nerben Die
folacnben 8eamten Die @eihidc Der
in jcoer Sinii6t in boiler @liitbe
i~tebenben eemeinniiei9en Sr9aniIaS
ton lenfeu:
SrGiibent - s. g. 3iu.
No. lx.S.Nnt MD Ntaffrr
griter Sefretdr Sacob Chill.
3ipeiter Sefretdr Sob. Sbtl.
ShasmciIter Sp. Sbomos.
RaridaI - Iidael @arb.
SirahSs Iusihub 8eorg Sbiu,
g. 9. Mrenbt uno Sos. Gribs.
Sir bas Stiftunesfeit, peldes i'm
Wonat Sebrlar %ltattfinbet unb iid)
allidbrlid 8u einem groBen Grfolge
eeItnltet, ipnrben peiteebenoe @orbes
reitun9en a%n9euronet.
Splgcmbe scftipnen bes 2nrems
burNcr 8ruperbunb bon Mmerifn
boben 8eamten fir bas fommenpe
Snbr eriudblt:
EDITION SO. A..
1rGiibent - Ibolpb @ngner.
0ice 8rdIiScnt - Slid. Henhenger.
NinanssS etretGr - Nat1. Gab.
Yrptofoairenber Setretdr - glas
tbios 3eimet.
Shabmeiiter - Sacob Sdaat.
Moridaa - Srib &reie.
Ils @ertpaltunesrdtbe fnngiren:
garnep Yroif, Sarnep Glein nnD
Sobn 8insfelo.
Iereinss @r5t - Sr. @ictor Ieis.
9elegaten our @roBbunbes@ Gon<
BENTON: Sobn @insfelo. Sac. S1aat
nnD Barney 3lein.
Stelpertreter - Sid. Henbenger,
Sacpb @cper unb Setter Sin.
Settipn No. 8.
Ir6Iibent - Sc. M. @elter.
@ices HrGiioent - Sobn Sberens.
Yrototouirenber Sefretdr Sobn
Shrpeper.
Sinan5sS efretdr :. g. Settens
bort.
S6abmeiiter @iebel @arnis
mont.
@eripoltlnssratb @ih. Sbeis
e Sabre.
Wnrlhaa - Sobn Gomes.
Silfsnlarihna - Sobn Saulp.
@ereinss Mr3t - Sr. 4ictor Sbeis.
9eleaaten - Spbn Ieprih, Sobn
Shcreu5 unb Setter 3eimet.
Stenpertreter s. 90. @oebert,
Senrn Sbeis unb Wath. Wfobert.
Seftion go. 1.
Yrdiibent Sobn SieSerih.
%ices YrdiiDent SoIepb Oar.
@rotofpnirenSer Sefretdr Sp.
9ieihbourg.
Sinan3sS efretdr 8iliam SSs
nalo.
S6abmeiitcr Wid. Stirn.
MnridaQ - Wtid1. @rein.
@chiiliSnlaridnll Sobn u,
Tlicr.
NSc~p~ft"toSroth fir brei Sabre
Sranf @uillaume.
~etetio Ar5t Sr. Srdrf 8uils
inlme.
9eleaoten slr @roBbnnbes sSers
ianmluno Wiid. Gis. Tidolas
StirlL So6n Sieberi6. NiholnS
Gaierus. Sobn q, S6unlnbcr mn
GbaS. Sues. III
GrIabmdnner - Sol. Sar, &atb
Siacnburg. Srant Srnio, Sobr
Gplas. Sranf y. SleIbbonrg NM
Ginil 2inlter.
Scftipn Np. Z Nurora).
YrGIibcnt - Teter @ciluno.
@icez YrGIibent = Sacob @eber.
Srptofolireiioer Getretdr - Yetel
sc. Saleibcn.
Sinan5iefretdr Setter Sranf.
G6atmeilter - Sic. Srilh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-11

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