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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Serr 2ebrcr @ilberbins wieberz
ermlhlt.

9ei Der fatbpliiden 9ebrers Ser
iammluns gu Oit ct. 2puis. 3D.,
ipeldc am ~. Suli ibre ShluBlieung
belt, tpurbe 9err 2ebrer 8ilberping
Der bieiigen ct. Marien>S hule bel
Der 9eamtenpabl gum Sefretdr ptes
bererndblt. @s lit cine moblper>
biente Mnerfennung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Die ridtise Grsiebmms Der @,abden

berllbt, b~eut6utagc AMI Dielel bier
Sauptitiiben: forperli6e, geiltige.
tiinitleriihe unb moraliihe Gntruife>
lung. SnB cine iolde @r8iebung
in ct. Rorp' College mo NcaDemp
Der areu5i6peltern 81 Notre Game.
Snp., segebeu lpirp. wirp obne go
9ern BON Seoem nnerfnnnt. Der NIT
Sieicm sroBartisen Snititut betannt
iit. Sic au5eige an unoerer Stele
oieies @lattes beutet nlr geraoe an.
melhe G~r5iebung bort geboten lpirc,
melhe &ilfsmittel 81 @ebotc ireben.
lenie Gage mnp ieine mnterielen
&ortbeilc i'm @agemeineu. Inn ben
@eiit Der Iultnlt ibre Sheen iibcr
@r5iebmna tennen 81 lernen, beilIde
mon eimmnl Die Sdule ober laiie iid
Elm Sabrbuh bcrieIben fonmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
MAtnma, Warmer!

babt Shr oaier. oeu. aartoi eIa, sssijen. aprn.
i~reenbweidhe Sarinproontte su usrtauisnS @enn
70. Damn ihreibt erh an 3oi. Z. RagIe. Dubuque.
3owG, uno ira8t ibn I'M ieiue 9reiie. IRAN
aoreiire einiaf Y. =. Wagis. Dubuque. Soma.
Staots uno 5arneiaentbum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Cute Weleqenbeit,

nm eaub su anltdnbieeu Treiieu 5u tauieu in
elmer oeutid}eu tntboliidben @enieinoe nit Stride
uno Sdbule i'm rprouitliden Ipua. Nudl III in
oieier 8emeiuoe cine auSae5eiebnete 8elesenheit.
nm eine Npothete. einen @eneral . Store uno
einen GROCERY Store Su %erofTnen. lin udbere
gustunft idlreibe man an
Wep. @m. u. 2mnfet, Gaibua. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Hm b~erfaufen.

etie Gut perbeierte Jarm BON t52 Ider, bios
Sre Mtelle BON elmer belebten Staot nit fatboIi.
leper Sird)e tne Sd)tpefernifmle. EHugs
Sano NIT gntent ebenem &prnboben. @reis bes'
eipefi per Nder 5000. Man fuenoe iid an u. y.
SdltMel, 1T. Ntttnion Ipfua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Grant Gnnnta. Nafota.

2anb 81 oertauien fir sl2 bis $50 pro Gder i'm
Yanner4@ ourtp BON Sub Datota. ollie Seauems
ltdltett, Sd,uler. SanopnftzSient, 5armerzIeles
phone, Sutterfabriten &c. "a &rnten nadJeiuans
Der ohue Misernten. &ir iuobren felt 26 Sahreu
bier uno tpnnen Jbneu fuertbuole nno currette
Austunft liber 9ano, Grnteu uitp. geben. 6atbos
liibe Stride uuo SAule BAXTER. @tr uerpeiien
aIi ben bodltp. Sertn Htarrer 3. 8. @pIf
oahier. W1an iuenoe ib an Wartcns Bros,
MtQbduf Q. 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
HGtehau0luna.

Serr Ntois Naiel. &o. 1919 3omd.StraBe. III.
buaue. Sopd. bat itetS cine uoaitduoise Ausmahl
eiuheiiniider uno importirter aGieiurteu ocrs
rdthig. gusnartiae SeiteluIgen peroen prompt
beiorat. 4reiSliite uiro aui Serlanaen gsrne
lnnRinnnt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Sabt abr @slo III berlsiben?

@enn Chr GeIb babt, ipeldes 3br i'm ,pettlid5en
Soma auf cute First Mortgage Farm Loans
ten. Die nIeiiien Seier bieier 9eiturg miien, iuie
tpertbpoa uno gut bias Gano nm 2eaRars, 8iems
len uno @ronoine ut. Der unter3eid1nete fam
Sud, quite First Mortgage Loans in Ylpmoutb
poer Siour Gonntp b%eiorgen. lin n6bere AuSs
tunft ihreibt an veatb. ". Saber, Hemien, ga.
I'm uabere 2lusfunft iibsr meme B.rion
ibrsibe mat an Rep. s. t. Sbults, 6sm=
len, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Murkthrrtd1te
Gir oen 0robperfanf.


Dubnau., ben %. Suli.
Gropiiipnen.
@erdudertss TIeii6: Sdiutsu, 12i@1sc;
Spef, 10t @13te.
SdmalI: 10@11c.
Soblen: 9%artfoblen, 50. 80 per Ioure.
Soi;: Slites 9iheubola 5.50t9S8. 90 per
8orbe.
8etreibe, Sen, Neil etc.
Saier: 36a39c.
8orn: 3S@42c.
8erite: 30-40c per guibel.
Ro99en: 50-68c per Sulbel.
Seu: 0o@SlO. 90.
Mebl: Batent. S4.60@4.s); nraisSt,
81. 40@4.60.
8leie: SIT. 90. @$1S.O 90
Snttcr, Gier nnb Sale.
Gier: 13c per Ousenb.
Butter: Oairp, lac p. 8iunb; Cream.
rp, 19t@20e.
aaie: Ro6m . aaie. 1aic; srid, 1876
Groceries, etc.
Reis 6}-95c per Yiuuo.
Spiebeln: l.50 per Crate.
3artofelu: soc per Sulbsl.
Sieb.
Stiere: S4.00@4.25.
Tinber: S2.75. $500
8lbe: So. 50@3.s0.
8dlbsr: $4.0005. 90.
Sdneine( auf Dem SuB): So. 20@8.75 per
bliroert BiuIb.
@ieb (seidladtet).
RinoHeid: 6@Sc per Eiuno; Riub.r.
8@9c per 9iunb.
S9affeiib: 7c
9eial;ene SuIls Sdute: go. l, sigents /;
go. 2, 7i@snts.
Srii9 seial,eue 6aIbbdute: go. l, II
Gents go. 2. 81 Gents.
Sal9: go. 1, At Gents; go. Q, 81 Gents.
S6aisiele: 1S@25Geuts.
0rp Sone, $10.00 per Sonne; Wiueral,
1925 per Gauieno; glad Sad. S31@S6 per
Sonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
0nte berbeRrrte Tarmet III
herfnufen.

@ute oerbeHerte carmen inn IibIichen Winnes
iota 5n uertdufen. 9eidte 5ablunesbeoinguns
gen.. lin. nabere MustIrit idreibe man ar
Seibert u. Weio, @tropm, Winn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Mhtnas, San0iu6er!

Sn Der llmseseno non 8aIss, q. O., eiuem Der
blihenoiten 3heile BON Ganalier Qonntn, U. T.,
uabe bel Stride nno Shule, fuo nneefdbr 10
&iertelsS %ettioneu Saro au uertauien. Der DO
ben III reid, Die errte oieies Sahr auSeeseitnet.
aatbulijdbe 4uitebIer baben bier cine quite @e.
legenbeit, 9anb an tauieU. Mlau spen6e Id, an
Z. y. ttider, Wales. y. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Generals tore IN einer suten
faith. Oemeiuoe III berfaufeu.

3aS eisentbnm bsitebt aus einem SpISsStore-
@eb6uoe nit g 8immern phre ben eieentIid1en
3rei Gotten NIT benz Store. 9erielbe fam ges
mietbet meroen. ipenn oaS 8anrenlager getauft
miro. Stpre uio @aareulager iiuo uigeidbr
81. 900 fuertb. Oft fir weniger 81 babeu menu
mans iobleid, uimint. Quite Sarm @egeno.
aatbuliide aird]e uno SdJule an benz Blabe.
Dies III cine aus ge8eid,nete @eleeenbeitI iiir einen
anthpliten. Wan menoe idb nm 9dbereS an
~. -. -, care OF Catholic Printing Co..
Dubuque, Sotua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24

- S. y. Srnnbeu. peutidcr Mooos
fat mo Notar, 3immer Alb Siiices
8cbdube. 8. mnb WainsS traBe.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ested that on the 29th day Of June. A. ID.
1906. the undersigned was appointed by the
District Court of Dubuque County, Iowa,
Administrative with will annexed of the
said County.
Dated at Dubuque, June Goth, 1906.
Anna Il. Derneden, Administrative
Matthews FrantZen,
Attorneys for Estate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24

q. 9. = 8ir iiub Dem @inIeilber
berslihem Sanfe fir Die Iufmerts
lomteit Der 9erihterituttlng bers
pfliftet, pa bie glrbeiteu 3u Gonceps
ton in peiten futboliihen &reilen
BON groBem Sntereiie limb. = (Sie
Hepaftion.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24

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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-06

BATTLESHP VERMONT.
While
prime the opinion architects emphasized
In other Words destined diminish
t.
In
In
ii
the Unitsd States
come sucho ones Manila
possible arm them
81 the
ntedaes the T. baeshp
equally Kine Edard cls.
92inch
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-06
CHAPTER XVIII.

Sunday at Malllngford Park. The
house was full of visitors. Small attics
OH the top story which had never been
slept in since the great doings of thirty
nine years before, when the late Sir
Paul came of age, were all occupied
now, for Lord Summers having express
ed wish that Miss Malling's majority
should be marked by fitting festivities,
that lady had thrown herself heartily
into the project
1t was close, sitting day, and there
was a faint, white mist ON the park
lands, and an intense stiffness in the air.
which proved very trying to the majority
of Miss Malling's guests after luncheon.
They sauntered out of the reception
rooms by twos and threes, and sought
the quiet Of their own apartments until
the ground floor looked quite deserted.
Pauline's health was generally good;
but she, too, felt a GREATNESS languor
to-day and determined to enjoy the after
noon in her own rooms. She removed
the gorgeous toilet which had gladden.
ed the eyes of the villagers in church
that morning, and replaced it by a light
cashmere gown.
The last Sunday that I shall be
known to the world as Miss Mailing"
she mused Before this time next week
Jack and I will be away from here,
happy in each Others society, and in
the certainty that nothing ON earth can
ever separate us. Most young women
would have numberless love tokens to
destroy before their marriage; have alb
solutely nothing that / fear my hus-
bands seeing. Circumstances have been
against my cultivating lovers as an
amusement, and l am spared the farce Of
destroying the evidences Of my past
folly"
When she had taken two or three
turns up and down the room, she stopped
in front Of her desk and looked at it
thoughtfully.
Il suppose may a. wen destroy II, !"
she said, absently. 1t can do me no
good to keep it, and it might possibly
do me harm in the future That must
have been in my mind all tho time
She unlocked tho small bronze box on
the toilet table with 1 key that hung
from Z gold chain round her neck, and
took from It bunch Of keys. Then
drawing up chair to the desk she un-
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her folly and received her
popular have contained more gains literary 1au
W ] Et pnes in 1851 when first appeared
completed 1t was issued ~ DooA lor
through Britain
including Parsee and
Madrid after toio the
had successful run On the stage S a
them o
Lynne has made more than Soooo "
fame for its author ,.,.o4u. Utmost .v.rv
work Of art but It cannot De salo 70 ac1
popularity the time OF its was
undoubtedly against inane and impossible
was one of the earliest problem problem
recognized and labeled requires great good viii TO a
through the
very silly of manhood
While Mrs Henry Wood was not ku In character s hn Sd
restored the old church and was generally
Ebriton of the Domesday Book
and goes back to M changed to and
rights and of the parish were granted
Will Until late in the eighteenth
century the estate passed into the
Laset represented the borough Of Worcester in Parliament
ADoeton points Of great historic
Edburga the sny daughter of the Saxon King
feelings
is told her that when day her kngy he. offered her
the latter 1t inevitable that such pous
ported to have been wrought remote times
The present church building
portions the windows the
Norman font which well preserved
crediby old.
tombs the Sheldon family both at Abb
carefully
hall Abberton situated within distance Bming
south side with
modous building and the most interesting relic of it's early
Enzabethan chimney
which
to
parish.-Montreal
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-06
Plaster Better for the Purpose.

Customer = Got those "Pillman's
Popular Pe.ipts" in yet?
Rural Dug Clerk-Yes; just come
this morni:is,.
Customei-Good. I've been asking
for them / Jr week back.
Rural Drug Clerk-Gosh! l didn't
s'pose they were good for that.-Phil-
adelphia Press.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-06

Solution.
The South Pole What iwe would
we be IL discoyered7
The North Pole suppose the presi-
dent might use me for 4 big st1ck.
Tom Watson's Magazine
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East Lynne. that is to say the village which,
under that name. il the scene Of Mrs. Henry
Woods novel, EAST Lynne" il being sold. the
whole village Is to go to the highest BIDDER ana
whoever buys in the estate will md himself pos
SCISSOR Of an English parish complete Inere =
the village. manor FARMS pasture ianos anu
orchards.
On the map Of England, East Lynne figures a.
an obscure but very ancient WORCESTERSHIRE VII
lage under the name Abberton. 1t Is Abberton,
however which contains the hall In which Lazy
Isabel had her youthful home, where she returned
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-06
a Generous view.

'They say that sne&ky-l0oking man
across from us In two-facedy whis-
pered the first boarder.
'.Well, / hope he is, for his sake, =
said No. 2 generously. 1T would be
too bad to be reduced to the one he
has on, wouldn't it?''
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-06
strenuou, Hint.

She-I don't like your first name,
Mr.. Slowboy.. Cornelius is so long
drawn out.
He-Well, suppose you call me Nell
for short. Several of my friends do.
She'd call you Corn if-if--
He-If what?
She If l thought you would pop.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-01-06
A CHANGE IN CHINA.


An edict was published not LONG aoo
in China which, although it attrarted
little attention in this country, imsaie,
great revolution in some of the ,.uth
DDS of that nation. The dowager am
press has decreed that all tort,lres for
merly administered in judicia, cro
ceedings shall be abolished, When on.
knows how large a part the rack fha
whip, and other instruments of cruelt,
play in the so-called courts of China ha
can understand what tremen9lou,
step this is.
China long ago either forgot or 10.
nored her old proverb which saws: IRA
severe in enacting laws but lenient in
executing them" No court of the In.
QUESTION ever practiced more herribs
or persistent tortures. This judicial
cruelty has formed the subject Of
chapter of almost every book written
on that country. Up to the present
time trials in the Chinese courts Of
law have been conducted by the means
of torture. Even the witnesses Aaye
suffered, especially if they have not
testified according to the judges the
DRY. Such witnesses were often beaten
on the cheeks and jaws until teeth
were loosened and mastication render.
ed impossible.
A traveller tells of a recent expert.
ence in a Chinese court:
1.-THE judges were sitting in a court
yard where there were twenty crimi.
nails. These magistrates were dressed
in gorgeous silks and were drcwsily
drinking tea. The criminals were in
all sorts Of uncomfortable attitudes.
Some Of them were suspended by their
thumbs. Their hair was unshora and
matted. their faces caked with dirt
and they had lost even the look Of hu.
mainly.
Zone Of the judges called for num-
Der nineteen, and pitiful figure was
brought in. The judge told him the
story of his crime. On such and such
a day. he said, you were going to the
village of Ying Pan, when you fell
upon two carts and attempted to rod
them. Is it not so?"
"sMost excellent, l did nothing OF
the sort. / am a good man and no
brigand. II you inquire you viii hnd
hove oood chara cter and do not
steal
"'Have not said that you did steai
from two carts? How dare you contra
dict me! That is to say | am haf'
Assistant, bring the bamboo
For two years this man had seeh
prisoner. subjected to such treatment
and yet had not confessed. Sooner VI
later he must break down. acKno"'
EDGE a crime he probably never con'
mitted, and be sentenced to deatn'
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lnef Refore the ceremonx

Clarence told the minister he
mustn't kiss ron.
Cordelia-And what did he say?
Clarence He thanked me ana said
under those circumstances he would
only charge me half the usual fee.
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Rice and dried fish are the unilof"
food Of the Japanese army IN cam
paipning times. The rice Is first coll'u
until it is thick and glutinous. NeA.
it is placed on china slab, rolled ous
and cut into squares. The SQUARES
are then placed in the sun to dry. Luz.
become as hard as ships biscuit
and are ready to be stored. A cei'al.
number of squares are allowed TO eaen
soldier a day. All he has TO 10 Is -
break up a square in boiling "a.1i
and add his dried fish. In rev lnln
utes he has before him thick soup'
which to him is very good II nc 'a -.
not procure boiling water ne eaS ~
rice square as q biscuit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15

pat!" lit sic 2oiung Ser Hepublifa.
ner, uno ais lebtes Sabr Ser 6iibrer
Ser Temofraten, @iliams, im Re
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erflGrte, bob feline
3oae 100 Tro5ent iiberiteigen lolls
ten, ga puroe or ein 5%reibGnoler ge.
ifolten, ser Sic rationale Erolperi'
tat untergraben molle.
Ger &f gegen Die Fruits lit Io'
melt Iabm gciiibrt Doroen. Wit
Siilie zines republifaniiden Songrel'
ies miro err ihmerlid in Elm lebbaite.
res Iempo fommen. Gas Tolf aber
mil Sbnten leben, ser @orte iinO ge'
mig gcmedielt worOen. Cine Demo.
frotiide Mebrbeit i'm &eprGientans
tenballie miro Der Administration in
Ser SruitbefGmpfung ibre &reile nid)t
itoren uno ser Scnat piiroe 81 5eigen
6aben, OF es ibm nit Dem Sample &c.
gen sic SruitS @rnlt lit, oOer Oh eS
ibm INN S6eimonopcr 81 tbun lit, Die
olf S1ui6ung 0eS Bottles berebnet
iin6.
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@iQiani GuDfS

,uublbetnnnte S15 Yeeroisunsen umfafen:
praftpolen Caro-, nit i0iuarlem Iub. ipeibem
ooer 0raliem Yiiif6 iiber6oget; iubereu aaiteni
8eeroiguna : Nm8eige, Ginbalianiren, S1nos
f6ube, IrdufrfIor. 1ootenhemS ODER 9ede. Seff'
auntideH' sings, stii6le, aiGfeSr. ReuGter llHS
Erapcrie'n.
! Nass psnHansis Sf5. Seine srtsa-e peftm 1
$50 = VerIdnot oDu 2eifeu - $50.
Nnoere geerbiguna $50, 500 nnpl $40.
NORTH nuo 8rcenntonnt. Noennc.
geioe 1elepbuue. 1aa mo Jia6f.
(Sftl- -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
6enrn Edmlthcis.

Gs itarb am ~. Cficber 1906. 7.35 tbr
Seurg sdnltbeis i'm gllter bon ~ Sabs
rem. eeiiebter @atte bon 5rieha Sdultbets. Deb.
Shdfer, uno Sobn bon Wtnrgaretba ino -oe5
Hrcoerid ShuIibeis. Tie Eeerois
gllie fiiibet Wipntaa, 9iafmittags nm 2 ubr.
bonn Trnuerbnuie, Dir. 1900, 2BeitsSuIiinores
Strabe, aus itatt. 8erpanote uno 5reunoe iino
adbtllnaspou einaeIaoen. (2SS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
@ilhelm Hidnrb Mbreidl.

IS itarb am 5reitag. ben ~, Sftober 1905,
11.15 ubr Bormiitaas, WiIbelm Htdaro
i'm AIter bon 80 Sabren lino o WlDilns
ten. Sic 8eeroiaung Iinoct an W,outag, ytats
miita1S 2 tbr, bonn Irauerbauie, 9tr. 1901,
ieaeitersS trabe. aus aii Dem Smmanlelss
5rieobofe an bet &arforosHo1o itutt.
(2SG-Sl
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Iermiidjte Mnseigen.
Gucsieae gcgiinItisnngcn

fir Mae, bic gpnftrmatioaS +. ghotpsrdstte'n
ipiinihrn. Wtnintur In Earben In Uergoloetem
Wteoaiunn gratis init eiiem 8ubeno Carbon.
Yprtraits. Sebt nniere neMen MarotHpsu. 9it
auerbeftsn Cabinets, bon St.00 an. suite ars
belt, proiHpte NbIieferung. .,t4.
81. Heikert, PSI Ssil ss'1i@'' Ss SsSa5$s'
Nr. 4O3-4i1, elprt .@ap,e traRe.
Wlan nenne oiefe Seituiig. (2lpriI7--)
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Wuuip q. Enucra.

SO ftarb am ~. Oftobcr 1905 Minnie q.
saucrs, eeliebte Satin oes perftor6enen Sobn
Gauers, 73 Sabre alt. Sic geerbignna finoet
ON D,outas, @ioreens 10 lbr. bon Der g9obnuie
ibres Sobnes, Rr. 31S, Glib. EacasStraBe, aus
auf Der p4ouoon Bart Cemetery" fiatt. Bets
febiira %priodtirr. .(2S6-D
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Spirituoien 9ieenscn.
elite Wr. II. :.
Spiritaoicn : 2ierns : Ipplifationen.
giIeaH Der Jspiritnpfen. 8 icensl6 pmmifid &c,
3immer 300, 8ertdtssebanbe.
anen .. 8oDaro, Brdfbent,
9ernarb &teieafelo, }Ut"i q
Gbiparb T.. .rafcpt

Die nnbeeuannten 9erfonen baben Qtsitioneu
fir cine 6noetail. Spirituoieu.8iten5 bonn I. @or
bender 1906 an ein9eretht, ole am ftentta9, 81.
Sttoher 1906. Sorniiia8s UNI 10 ltbr. III Serus
nbr WitiagS am Wipntaa, ben 20. Oftoher 1906,
eingereitt fem. uno 5ormulare iotlnen, ipefui
eeipiinf1t, arf @rfu6en IN oiefeHr giireaii ers
HafIimstom gotuit. qbef.gierf. 3
PINES. @eipea s.. 1900 Sadfpnflr 81. "a
aalSrsa' 3 5rsoa sig SiI9laSil0M,tr 10
groofs, 9rneit, 2t3s' g%rilntitr. - IA
9apanauab, Sraucis 3, 40i Gft9Iabilonitr 10
SaiieronS SoIsp9 = 2ls 6 Sfl 2, ,8asGiir.; ! 2a
@Iooer, @Iiree g.. fen? 22s ioro.Fiteitr. 4
Goldman 4 Cid IN, LA Misaliitblir ..,,,... 5
Sauler. Raul, 25ii SairnloitItts sbe. o
SenfinS, Theodore. g'orooitsGde @nta,psBIaee !,
adten, @ertie tal6tiititia5Sejj 500 d. .SctparSitr. III
AeeltN,. 4atrid, 1904 SreenmouHtA lpe t2
s SGsaitoti SGTnss 6o6 ao aiHfSfInag 'Stbe I
ct. Spbil, 3ulbott ~, s34 @nfonitr. :. 10
Striefer, .Sictrid, 1874 q 5dleiieitr. ,,.r. I
Sfipart, 5erbinaIo. 1900 g. sql4erneitr s
6bomas. SdnteS 81. Sc, "a q. =9rpbitr %
NaIfer. gBiaidm 81, 1890. Sadionftr. ..,....24
g8eif. gBiliam g.. 2O8 Ofiss nItimoreitr !
sYsriabt samleI 1At1 @anftr 8
'9oph @oa~ 1o' @s,dtseI'nei'nht ~ -, =
ernneus gntbonh 3 q 10 Stt.Gentreftr! " II
NnIud. Soiepb, COZ Sit'Rruttltr. ,....... 4
6aiiop Nobert %. il, s13 u. si6 oit:enItis
crisnsrad. 5reOcrid 8oiIip, lis as;ii:iini.
@r gsatpn, col, BOB isiiiSG:.Gocnitr )
Qeoin, Solepb. tf5 Sib.Facaitr. ........,.. 4
Qenis. @uitao, 800 @aititr. ....~:... 5
Mirtenbauin. Narncn, 1872 Sft.gaItimoreftr. 8
S'Sorobne. Sobu. s0f--s03 Sft.8uItimoreitr. 8
Ssman, Seorae ". 345 Goro s8abltr ...... B
Stte. Srant 235 sidHoreitr .,..,... II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15

Senator I~iIIman BON
Siio.Gorolina fat iif fiir5lid) IN lels
ner urpiidiigen 8eiie iiber Die Eros
bibition ausgeiproden. er la9t:
vTrobibition lit Elm Sumbug unge'
beiler. Sic bat in Siio.GaroIina Die
idlimnite art bon SeufeIei ausge'
briitet, Der bon unierem Serrgott ie'
nthls erIaubt mor6en lit, in elnem
Staate su %regieren itno oicIen Ooourh
SIT 8runoe 81 ritten. Sn %oenIent9en
Counties BON Siio.Garolina, in mel
den geieblih fem geiitiges @etrdnf
perfanft perben 0arf fat ole Srnnfs
iud)t betradtlid) 3%n9enonttnen, itno
gebeime Suiel. unb 2aIterfnetpen
giebt's bort nod alien &lftiln9en.
ald ibiden Giele bon bort ibr 8elo,
ltatt es 81 Sallie 81 bebulten, na6
nn6eren Stdaten, I'M BON oort llter
8erpadung Itarfe @etr1tfe fomr1en
3i lalien. Die @irfung onOon lit cine
u~ngebeure 3unobme oes 8er6raut)s
Der itdrfiten gciitigen @etronfe lllto
cine ebenlo groBe NbnaDme oes yer
braildJs BON leidJten, mr. menl8 alto'
bol entboltenoen @etrdnfen, mie oas
Bier, meldes megen oeS llmfanBs lel'
ner Safer nidt 10 beQuem perlhldt
lperoen fam, pie Shnapps. Die 6ar.
mer mbB flan5er iino iebr b%eunrublgt
Ourh Die 3uitnbme bon 'Grunt'utt
lupo anoeren 2nItern unter oen Nes
germ in oen Yrobibitions . Counties.
Dies fommt oa6er, neil Die Heger in
oieien Counties init 2cidtigfeit Itarfe
@etrGnfe erbalten, pon oenen Die mel
ten iiberbies geidlidt mo oerldlIm'
inert lino. Sriiber %erlangten Die Ne'
aer Bier uno nllbere leid)te 8etrdnte,
our6 meldc Die Mlbisfeit gcforoert
muroe. Gle Sarmer un0 FIlanjer IN
oenjenigen Counties, in lpelden leld)'
tere 8etrGnfe nit 2eidtigfeit gu ba,
ben lino, periidern einItimmig, Dab
unter oen ifparsen 6eloarbeitern oa.
ielbIt melt before 3uitdnoe berrlhen,
ols inter oenen in sen Prohibitions
Counties. Gin reht id)limmer 3itg
BON Der Yrobibition lit aud Der, Dab
tie ourd sic ltnperrmnit ibrer 8eIebe
sic Wiba6tung nn0 llmgebung BON
@eieten i~iberbdupt ior0ert."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Baltimore Gemctcrn.

girean: Grantlin.Yl ba, Baltimore. II. s,orthftr.
BeerdbnibplGbe gum Serfauf = bot $50 an,
NIT Wsnrmorpfoften abeegren3t $40 = ylab thr
bier @r1ber. p (SuHt1d.f 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Tre1erif Ghriltiau.

IS itarb am f2. Gttober 1906 Sreoerid Gbrt'
ftian i'm @iter bon AZ Sabren, 0 Monaten uno
8 Iaaen, Sobn bon 5rau &m. Gbriiiiar.