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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

Emil Rosenberger made a bus
mess trip to Kansas City last
week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

A Joplin youngster while play
ing marbles in the street had his
"taw" marble, an "agate" stolen
from him by a larger boy. He
applied to the police and when
they refused to interfere the boy
was disgusted and heartbroken.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

For SALE:-A registered Durot
Jersey boar. Apply to
l. o. FAIRCHILDs.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

Jack Carr, wife and baby visited
relati yes here several days thi'
week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

Miss Rose Ellis of near New
Florence was here shopping We'd
nesday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

Attend the Commercial Club
meeting at the city Hall tonight
(Friday.)
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

Miss Emma O'Donnell of near
Wellsville and Mr.. Middleton
Vaughn were married Tuesday,
March f3.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

Jim MILAN of st. Louis was in
this city the first of the week or
business.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

Ed. Allen of New Florence was
bn our street Tuesday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

If what we give you is good, tel
y our friends. If not, tell me.
COPE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

DR.. Hudson was in Wellsville
few hours Wednesday.
Tom Cain went to st. Louis Sat-
urday and remained over Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23
Lively TuSSel

with that old enemy of the race,
Constipation, often ends:.in APP
pendicitis. To avoid all serious
trouble with Stomach, Liver: sand
Bowels, take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. They perfectly regulate
these organs, without pain or dis
comfort. 25c. at E. B. Moore's
druggist.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Nice spring weather we'er hav-
|ng now (?)
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

Hot or Cold Lunch, night OF
d ay. Next to Hiram Barnes.
COPE
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23
MONTGOMERY CITY, MO-, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1906

DR.. Hudson was in Wellsville
a few hours Wednesday.
Tom Cain went to st. Louis Sat-
urday and remained over Sunday.
Emil Rosenberger made bus
mess trip to Kansas City last
week.
Jack Carr, wife and baby visited
relati yes here several days this
week.
Miss Rose Ellis of near New
Florence was here shopping We'd
nesday.
Jim MILAN of st. Louis was in
this city the first of the week on
business.
If what we give you is good, tell
y our friends. If not, tell me.
COPE.
Schoffner Brown who is travel
ing for Jewelry house spent Sun
day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Meyer visited
relatives in BellfloWer Saturday
and-Sunday.
Miss Emma O'Donnell of near
Wellsville and Mr.. Middleton
Vaughn were married Tuesday,
March 13.
Coin Graves and little son JOS
eph, of ST. Louis; came up Satur-
dag to visit the formers mother,
Mrs. w. L. Carr. They returned
Sunday.
Mrs. j. Kidwell, of Tebbetts, and
Miss Myrtle Cole of Montgomery
City, were guests of Mrs. James
Cole part of last week.-Fulton
Journal.
John P. Rodgers and wife left
Tuesday for Ly dia, Kansas, where
Mr.-Rodgers will take a soldiers
claim on tract of land near one
he now .ownes.
The, minstrel show which il
coming here Friday, March %
lately showed to packed house
in st. Charles, and was pronoun.
ced great success.
Mr.. spence Mccoy of Pendletor
was here Tuesday. Mr.. Mccoy
who is in the horse business il
thinking OF moving to this city
We would be glad to have hin
here.
Have you noticed what a larg,
bunch of correspondents the TRIB'
UNE has nowP Read the cores
pondents. You will find new
from nearly all parts of the county
in them.
The Modern Woodmen of Lou
isiana dedicated their new hall a
hat place Saturday, March II. A
large crowd of the Woodmen o
that section of the state were pres
ent. John Sullevan of Kansas City
delivered an address.
Hot or Cold Lunch, night O.
d ay. Next to Hiram Barnes.
COPE.
The heaviest snow fell here Sun
d ay night that we have had
since March 80, and 81, 1890. Nor
than Z inches on the level, at st
Louis it vase inches, at Louisian,
Mo-, z inches and at Mexico 1.
inches. Up near Marshall, Mo.
tits said a good many cattle arr
dying from cold.
The Marceline Journal takes {
pot shot'at the electric line, o.
rather at Colonel Chase, the orig
inal promoter, but notwithstand'
ing the Journals lack of faith WI
sh all insist upon editor Handy
being invited to take a free ride OF
the first train that pulls out O
Br ookfield, and it is going to pull
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-26

Ortonville Herald-Star: Having ex-
pressed some sympathy for J. F. ia
cobson over his defeat at Duluth Gov
ernor Johnson is asked to explain why
he did not keep Jake on the board of
control since he regards him so high
ly. 1t is this habit of asking fool
questions that keeps our Democratic
governor in a continual state of en-
barraSsment
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-26

Hallock News: The Democrats OF
Minnesota are getting to be just a bit
arrogant. They imagine because they
have, by fuke, succeeded in electina
two governors they do what they
please. Their self-confidence is due
to have a severe jolt this fall. There
never was time when this state was
stronger in Republican sentiment than
now, nor was there ever a time when
there was a greater reason why one
should be Republican and feel proud
of it than right now.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-26

Fergus Falls Press: AS the cam
paign progresses the opposition tC
Cole for governor fades away and will
soon be confined to the opposing par
ties alone. Coles history and record
when carefully searched, fail to reveal
any real reason for Republicans op-
posing him and, as there is perfect
harmony in the Republican party all
over the state, there is no reason why
A. L. Cole should not be the next gov
ernor of Minnesota.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-26

. national rate law and in view of the
fact that the state board of railway
and warehouse commissioners has
begun the work of regulation it does
not appear to me proper, on the eve
Of a political campaign, to do some
spectacular thing which might not
bring desired results. l am In hearty
accord with any movement looking to
betterment of the situation and
while governor will endeavor not only
to secure the enforcement of the laws
of this state, but to secure their en-
forcement in such manner as will
procure the most lasting and per
manent benefit to all our people.
81 am convinced that the great
body of the shippers of our state are
not receiving the rates of transporta-
ton to which they are entitled.
Il am officially informed that the
board of railway and warehouse COM
missioners has undertaken an ex-
haustive and comprehensive investi-
cation of this question with view of
a general reduction and equalization
of transportation rates. This board
of executive officers, chosen by the
people of the state, is entitled to
every opportunity to carry their work
to a successful conclusion. If it shall
be found that they have been negli-
gent of duty or inefficient it will then
be the duty of the governor to take
proper action in the premises and
have no hesitation in stating that
would not shirk any public duty which
might fall upon me-"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-26

Aitkin Republican: Candidate Cole
is good, clean man. No objection
can be raised to him. He is clean
morally, has had successful bust
ness career, showing that he has first
class executive ability; he succeeded
in the last tive sessions of the legis-
lature in getting legislation enacted
which is of great Importance to the
people now, showing his genius and
good Judgment in advocating right
measures at the right time; and his
nomination came to him so fairly,
carrying with it no promises to any
man or interest" instrumental in Sc
curing it, that even his political OF
ponents had no cause for criticism.
On the whole the Republicans of the
state have no reason to vote for the
Democratic candidate for governor;
they have candidate of their own in
whom there is no fault to be found
and if they vote for the Democratic
candidate it will mean that their
fealty to the principles of the Repub-
lican party is very weak indeed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-26

st. James Plaindealer: Senators
Nelson and Clapp announce their in
tention of going out and fighting for
the state ticket this fall. Uncle
Knute and the Black Eagle make a
strong team and will win thousands
of votes for the ticket.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-26

Browns Valley Tribune: A. L.
Coles legislative record, so far as we
have been able to learn, is clear and
honorable. If he can be trusted to do
the right in the legislature he should
be trusted in the executive chair, for
any man inclined to go wrong usually
goes If given one or two terms in the
legislature.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-26

Winnebago City Press-News: The
Dunn-Collins trouble of two years ago
Is all healed. Loyal Republicans in
both camps are lining up for Cole and
the entire Republican state ticket.
This means victory.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-26

Bertha Headlight: It is said that
the big corporations will refuse to
contribute anything towards paying
the expenses of the Republican state
campaign. So much the better. Cole
can and will be elected without the
help of the gentlemen composing the
great corporations within the state
and when the battle is over the peo
pie will have the blessed assurance
that they have governor free OF
debt to railway, trust or combine 1t
takes votes, not money, to elect q
governor and the people have the
votes even though they are short OF
ready cash. A governor elected by
the people! Say, there's no kick on
that proposition.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-26

Stewartville Times: A great cry is
going up all over the state for farm
help. The advent of 100000 emf
grants annually for few years is
about what the state needs. 1t might
not be bad idea to give A. L. Cole
o chance to inaugurate his policy of
state development.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-26

The paragraphs in the governors
interview to which reference is made
in the above correspondence are as
follows:
Gin view of the recent enactment of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
SSN MISUNDERSTANDING
r. 49,
Snl0nDii1es. s
~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Suinols.
SuiHois.

lleber ginen. ser mebr lam
pie anbere 2eutc, miro nlls G6icd9o
nnterm II. Nopember beridtet:
Seine geringe Iufregung perurlobte
in Der bieiiaen INSTRUMENTATION
Ser ans @isconiin i%tanmenoe GAM
b~ertiinitler 6arrp y. 6pubini, ais
er in @cgenlport o ul5dblt9en 8e@
beimpoli3ilten unb bo6eren Yoli5cis
bearnten ollie borban0enen llrlD tbnt
regelreGt nngelegten SelIeln obne
S6liiiel 0ffnete.
ShlieBli6 lpuroe CT ou6 nod IN
elmer Der buntlen 3eIen i'm Groge@
iGob Des Hatbbnuies 9efei'elt nno
mie er mar ein9ei9lpIien, urD obne
S6liiiel 9elang es Inn, innerbalb
flint @inlten aus Der 3eae 5u enta
fommen. @eraoe ais oh es perabs
rebet gepeien ndre. traf 9e9en 10
1lbr Abenbs Der Toli5eiiereeant @.
g. Sarlan aus Baltimore, WnrblanD,
NIT einem in Senber berbafteten
Slii6tling ON, beiieu SanbfeiIeln er
nihf lolen %fonnte, On er ben
G6liiiiel ubgebrp6en bate. SIn
Sanbumbreben 0ffnete Soubini Die
Seiieln. Ser betreffenbe 8efdnz
gene bate in Baltimore III Der Saz
milientpobm1ng bes advertisements
Ginton Sranf bon Der Sirma Srant
unb Hoienber9er mebrere biamantbee
iebte SHmldlahen I'M @ertbe bon
iiber 5000 eeitoblen, unb lit, tpie err
fpd6nt, in Senber perbnftet iporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Noro Safota.

Norman. gen fubr nit ieiner
Srau unb einem anberen G6epanr
in Der @egenb bon Gong Cafe, tpeits
lid bon @bmonb. als Die bier 2eute
foben, bab iif i'm @ebiii6 am Nnnbe
zines Siimpels etpas bepeee. Nn6z
benz Tie bas Sbjeft cine 3eitlan9
beoba6tet batten, aelaugten tie 81
benz S6luiie. Oab man es nit einem
Yrnirieipolfe 81 tbun babe uno gea
CAB einen S6uB ab. @lei9 barauf
er6pb ii6 elm Iann nit einem
Gdreie unb itiir5te 5uiammen. geu
lief benz Ianne iofort gil Silfe lnb
BON Der anberen Seite fam Elm Sipeis
ter Sdser berbeigeeilt. pelo5er ers
5Gb(te. bab Ell elm @rlloer beg
Spfers, Sarrp Humbolb iei. Sas
@eI6ob ipar benz llneliidli6en burd
ben Masen g~ebrun9en unb er itarb
fur5 barnuf. Iumbolb er5dblte,
bab er nit ieinem 9ruber auf ser
gntenjngb geneien lei unb lie iid
I'M bo6en @rnfe berborgen batten.
Sie 2ei6e nrrbe nod geloit. 8is..
5ur 9eerbiguug gebraht. Die Co.
ronerss SSurp ipraG gea bon ieber
S6ulo fret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
NeW Sort.

Sn elmer ltnterrebune nit
einem Ritdrbeiter bes .9nilp CIR
preB" er3dblte Sbomns Gpiion, ipie
er Oa5 Sdtent elmer ieirer eriten CIR
finoun9en ar Die Ooh ano Stod
Selegrnpb Company" bertauite. ais
General Mnri6na". iproh er. mid
frngte. nieoiel i6 pobl forberte.
bate i6 Surht, bon ben 5000 Solz
lars. Die su forbern ib mir por9es
nonmen bate. mtdb MIR elm 8ort al
in9en. Ser Sertrng fam Ii6 buburd6
Seri6logen, ondte i6. Gs mar elmer
Der aufregenoiteu %gu9enblide meines
2ebens. SD ipuBte ni6t, iuas ib
fun unb mas i6 Iaeen ioute.
S6lieBli6 iprad i6 leiie unb ihii6s
tern: .@onen Gle ni6t Iie6er Iel6It
Gin @e6ot mn6en?" Damn nurbe
i6 pl6bIi6 niebergeihmettert un6 mie
eeldbmt. oSinb sic nit 10000
Collars SufrieSen?" fra8te @eneral
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
SeunipIpauta.

Cine eigentbiimli6e gntoedung
purbe Dor einigen Sagen in Ybilas
belpbin eentadt, ais Die 2ei6en bon
&apitGn 8i6arb S. 9anfs unb beiien
Sodter aus einem @rabe bes OBJ
Sellotus : Sriebbofe ge9rdben lpurs
ben, I'M na6 Dem 2arlrel Sill Srieos
bpfe bef0rbert 81 iucrben. Ser
2eiGenbeItntter bemerfte ndmli6 ais
er Die Sdr9e ans Der @ruft 6eben
noatc. baB bieie unnatiirli9 i6per
naren. Cine llnteriuhung ergab,
oaB bcibe 2eihen in Stein bernanz
bclt naren. IS lit bieS I'M 10 eigens
tbiimli6er, als aapitdn ganfs erit
5ebn Sabre tpbt lit unb ieiner Sodter
nur Elm Sabr frii9er itarb. Cine
SdneIter bes @eritorbenen, Srau
Senrp Wioffett. bate sic Guserabuus
gen ser 2eiden angeorbnet, Inn tie
in Der Somiliengruft uuf Dem @eit
2ourel Sill SrieDbofe beiiesen gu
lo1ien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

WaridnG. SD gab mir Miibe. rlibig
81 bleiben ltno nidt um5ufallen. SD
fiirhtete. bab baS Sdmmern beS
&er5ens MIDI perratben fonnte.
&num o~erncbm6nr autiportete i6,
Dag i6 8ufrieDen lpdre. Ser Sc
neral ingte mir bann, bnb Der Der
trog in einieen Sugen fcrtig leiil
lpiiroe. Sn Der 3Dii6en5eit fonnte
ih niht ihlnfen: Die So6e ld,ien
min 9nr8 unmogiin 5u icin. Ils
ib ipieberfnnl, ma Der &ertrag fer=
tig, unb i6 unter5eidncte i'm raid,
pbne i'm crit burb5uieben. Wun
gnb mir einen Gbef iiber 10000
9ounrs, unb i6 lief, 10 raid MIDI
meine Siibe tra9en ipollten, 5ur Sanf.
Gs mar bas erite @fal, bnB i1 elm
Snnf9ebduoe betrat. SD Iflob MIDI
Den Dor mir itebenben 2euten an
uno reidte, ais tb am S6nlter ltano.
meinen Gbed bin. 9a i6 ni6ts
bon @heds peritnnb, batte i6 ibn
niht 'unter3eihnet. Ser &aIiirer
iab i'm an, CAB i'm mir 5uriid unb
brlnlmte etlpas, mas i6 nidt ber>
itanb. neil ih i6on bamals nidt gut
boren fonnte. Wein Ser5 ldJien
itin5uiteben unb meme @eine be-
sannen 5t 5~ittern. Sd reidte Den
Gbed BON Neliem bi1; Der aaiIierer
CAB mir i'm aber BON Ncliem nit
Oenielben unberitdnblihen @orten
5uriid. @efnift. per5meifelt berlieB
ih Die 9nnf. @ar i] bas Spfer
zines Shninhels? Oils ih bem
Srllber bes &aiiirers, Der mir ben
Gbed seeeben bate, Die Sa6e err
5dblte. lnfte er laut auf unb be-
gleitete mid CUR Snnf; bort er9obten
iid ollie on meiner llneriabrenbeit,
linb ser &aiIirer madte ii6 ben
SpaB, mir Die 10000 Collars IN
lollter Siinfbpllnrs Soften alif5uSdblen.
gs mar elm gdn5er Saufen @elD. Sd
itedte Die Sheine IN Die Hpdtaihen.
IN Die Soientaihen. mo ib lie MIR
unterbrinaen fonnte. Sagelnne
fornte i6. aus Surdt, Dab man mir
bas @elb itebIen fonnte. ni6t iffa>
fen. Gin Sreunb rietb mir enbli6,
es tpieber oei elmer 8nnt gu bepo<
niren. Sas mar mein critics 8anfs
Depot unb 8nnfoebiit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Scferreihs ungarm.

%or mebreren Sn6ren lit in
&ien elm Sorreiter Der Yferoebnbn
neruugliidt, melfer ben Namcn CD
min 'Shonitein fiibrte. Inter bies
lem Namen barg iih Der nabre
Same Gbpin Sreiberr ireD b. S60nz
itein. Ser Wann bate Iein Mils
lionenpermD9en p%eriubelt, bis CT
lAlieBli6 nl5 Gneft inter ben HGz
bern oeS Observation-Disclosures peruns
gliidte uno nm boffnungsloS I'M
ar~anfeubauie barnieberlag.
9ieier 1885 geborene Gbpin Sreis
herr Siren pon S1Dnitein lit Der
lebte mGnulihe SproB ieines Stdms
mes. Ser 2ebenslnlf bieies letten
mdnnli1en Sproiien elmer altabeligen
Snmilie lit elm formli6er 6oman.
IlS Baron @bpin Dor unoefdbr
breibt9 Sabren 5um eriteu @ale in
Die Seifentlihfeit trdt, mar er Wils
liondr; iein Snter.: ein berporragens
bes @iit9lieo Der oiterreihiihen @es
amten Sierar6ie, t. +. Soiratb. bate
ibm elm Germosen bon mebreren
Milipnen unb einen rei6en Sitter
beIib. barunter aud einen Yalnlt
in g8icn, bin~terlnlien. Ser iunee
Srei6err pollte Die militdriihe 2aufs
balm einidlaaen unb trat IN elm
Srn9oners Hegimcnt elm, alein er
trug nibt LANCE 6elm unb Yoaai6.
Ser itren9e Sienit beba9te linn ni6t,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
&inberniKe inn Miifiunswerfe.

lteber cine tpeitere Yrobe Der
.boberen aneelidGiiihen gultur",
pelhe Die 8ertreter Der letteren
ibamrot6 MAIDEN Ipute. pirb Ioeben
ans China beridtet. Mus ben bes
5iieli6en Iittbeifungen ergibt iid.
Dab nmerifaniihe une britii1e Gigas
retten : Sa%brifanten beraeit beingtes
0nnb nit unSiihtigen @iIbern iibcrs
flrtben, Die balb> ober gang nndte
Srnlen5immer baritelen unb bon
benen in iebem Giadrettens Tafet
%penigitens zines entbnlten lit.
Sieie abi6euli6e Irt mnD 8eiie.
burh Den Mppel nm bic niebrigitcn,
tbieriihen Sriebe fir jene Snbrifdte
Heflame 5u MAIDEN, bat nit pollcm
Hedte Die entriiiteten 9roteite 6rilts
liher Miiiiondre berausgeforbert.
Sieie appeairen 5ueleid bringenb an
ihrc @lnnbensgenofien, linen CUR
llnterbriidung bieies ihdnbliheu
Sreibens bebiilflih 5u iein. bos ges
raoe5u oarduf nb8ielt, elm @clf. bas
in Ieiner @ebrbeit n~enioItens nod
auf 3uht nnb Gbrbarfeit bdlt, ponig
3u entiittlihen unb Die S~emiibuneen
iecleneifriger 6riitliber WiilIiondre
Gil Shonben 5u MAIDEN.
Giner bieier @laubenS6pten. Ser
I~ppltoliihe Wiiiionar Yater sSraier
in Nin9s go. erfldrt in einem flamz
member Troteit ON Die @eieQidnft
our @erbreitung bes 8laubens, es lei
auf's Siefite su betlaeen. baB engs
liihsiprehenbe @olfer, Die 0tiaionen
aufbrinaen. nm @iiiionen in China
an griinoen nnb 5u u~nterhalten, CUR
lelben 3eit iene teufliihen Silber
in Maiie bcrtbin ididen. Die bas
grobte 6inbernib fir Die gefcbrltng
Der Seiben bileen. Gr nennt iene
r%biconen giloer elm 5ipeiidneihises
Sd)mert, baS nift aaein Die Sitf,
liffeit bes Ginelii6en golfes. ion,
bern ebenio ulif ie9li6e Nhtitng
bes'clben Dor ben frenrben WntiNneu
seritDre. 8enn man CLAUDE. Der
@iloer als Geflamemittel nidt euts
rntben 5n fonnen. 10 iouc man linen
fnrbige @iloer o offentlideu @es
bdilben, Sampf6ooten, groBartigem
Snbuitrie : Inlagen II. bel. ienoen,
Die geei9net ieien, ben g6ineien cine
bobere unb before Meinune bon oen
Sremben bei5ubringen. Ser re<
ipectable gbineie, beiien 8rnu unb
SDdter ftets ebrbar unb 5ii6tig ses
fleibet ieien, tuiinide mn noble feline
o%6iconen Siloer, Die seniHenfoie bri>
tii6e unb amerifanii6e Sdnbler inn
auf5ubrdn9en iuften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Der galfen inn eisenen amse.

Gin tpabrer Efubl bon Corruption
lit IN ben Observation-Disclosures
oes fernen Masfa aufgebedt fpprben.
Sie 9eamten ipefultren bort nit ben
bon Der 3esierung importirten unb
anf Soften berielben ge3iihteten
Ienntbieren 9an5 often 5fpeds eiae.
r'r Wereiherltng. Werffpiirbigl
8enn es iih barum banbelt, Die 2es
g.erlne oper pielmebr bas Iolf ber
Sereinisten Stnaten an bei6ninoelu.
oann fann ielbit Die eiiiee 2uft
Ilasfa's bic SdulniB ni6t inter.
briiden. Sn nllncle Cams" Hegie,
rrnass Oepartement I'M arfti1hen
Glasfn itinft es gang ebenio ipie in
pemienigen Der 'tropii9en HbiIips
pinen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

9urenu einen aitf einem Sil9el Iibenz
Den Barren %pnbrnubm. Sd CT n
beipnffnet mar, belt CT eS fiir 3lpeds
mdbt9, in beidleuniatem Sempo Die
Hi6tlng nod Sonolo cir5ui6la9en.
Oils er lid nod Dem @dren rnu>
lharte, beinerfte er, boB berielbc Den
Siiael perloiien bate unO Inn
folgte. Serr Spuntnin iebte iih
nun in Grab unb yWteiiter Braun"
pocr pieImebr .Mciiter Shnar5"
iette lid in @olopp unb fam Germ
Sountaiu INNER ndber, tpas oieien
peronlnBte, glei6fallS in 8alppp
iiber5uaeben. @dbrenb Ser lebten
piertel Meile iparen ser 8dr nno
her Sol5bdnbler chamber bebeutenb
nabe. unb ser lettere i1nouftc be-
heltenb itGrfer ais Der %eritere. @ls
6err Sountain enblif fem Bureau
erreiht bate, mar Der @dr linn 10
nab, baB, ais Der Sol5bdnbler bic
Sbiire ms S6lob mari, Dem Barren
boburh ein 9cbori9er Nnienitiiber
beriebt ipurbe. Serr Sountain rib
MN feline Slinte bon Der @anb uno
trot aus ser. Sintertbiire nnb eab
nlif SHELTER ShiparS, Der ii6 bereits
bort eingefunben hattie, einen Sdub
nb, Der frcilih fell ging, nber Den
@dren in iol6e @utb perIebte, baB
jener es fir eeratben belt, bon
Heuem in ieinem Bureau Sedlne
8n iuden. Ils er ihlieBlih ben
Barren babon trollen bDrte, pagte er
iih micber binnus unb ianbte .@leis
tier Shipar5" einen ShuB nad, her
bieien our Strede brohte. @ie
lid ipdter ereqb, bate berielbe Elm
@elptht bon 34S Hfllnb.
= Sn Sonb on 2ac bat Der
Stabtratb beihIcfen, Die gilber BON
Observation-Disclosures in ieber @irtb>
i6oft 5rr @arnuug nnb ais abi6res
denbes geiipiel fir Inbere aif5u>
bdrgen. Ilio cine 8nIerie beriihms
ter Weiiter i'm = Saufen. (8enn
bieies @preeben als Iuiter pienen
Iolte fir Die Sluher, @otteslditerer,
Sonntnesi6dnber. Die Sreauentonten
Sfpeifelbafter Sbeater unb nnbere
lIn5ierben Der 8eieuIfaft, 10 biirfte
man iih biellei6t etmns grfledlides
beripre6en.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Gin 8lutjabr.

Sas Sabr 1908 tpirb Ianee in
grinnerune als Elm glutiabr i'm
Seime bon s. 81. Cadet aus Iuianee.
8b., bleiben; ghut flob 10 reidli6
aus ben 2uneen bes Srn. Sadet,
baB er benz Sobe nabe i6ien. Or
idreibt: rSeftiees gluten aus meis
men 2iineen unb elm ihredIi6er Gus
item batten MIDI biz an Die Sbiire
beg Sobes eebra1t. ais i9 besann
Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY fir
S6minbiuHt gu nebmen, nit Dem
eritaunliden Geiultat. bab na6bem
id bier SlaIhen babon genommen,
id b~ollitdnbis fpieber berseitelt, uno
pie Die Belt betpies, bauerno furirt
ipar. @arantirt fir punbe 2uns
gen, fir Suiten unb grfdltunsen.
Sn Der Ipptbefe bon g. @. 81 II e.
656 Main Strnbe. Hreis so Cts.
unb $1.00. Yrobeflai6e fret.