davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
notwithstanding

Sro6ett, III ser Ht6tune Ser SAB.
resringe aber bis 10 Tros. lhpin-
Oct. Cans slatt sewahienes 5olj
lit oeln geiprmoen gclpahienen por-
su5ieben, ielbitperitGnblih oiid Dem
frumm genad1ienen. Sol5, III
benz Die Sabresrin9e centriid ge.
mahlen no, lit Dem nit ereentri-
id)en @ingen por5usieben. Sol5. i'm
8inter sefalt, lit sesen Sdi,lniB
nnb @urmfraB bailerbafter ols i'm
CONNER ooer Sriibjabr eeiflage.
mes. Gas grfennungs5eifen be.
itebt in ser 9ebanoluus oes Gucr-
ifnittes nit Sobloinng. Sci
@interbol5 iperOen Die Marfitrab-
len Ounfle 2inien, 6as iibriee Sol5
gel6en ltntergruno eeber. SclS,
i'm Safte seidlagen, seist sleif)-
maBiges @elb, Die Marfltrablen
limo oft beQer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
SSanlfraaf6eit Der SMafe.

Die llriaden Ser Sanlfranfbeii
inter Sen Sbafen iinb: iumpfise
@ieien NIT langeeidoiienem, nab.
rltngsarmem Sutter, lansan,
baliernoe Ndiie i'm MGsemeinen,
~iiberbaupt Ser @ennB bon aili ME.
origen @ieien geipaflenem ooer
%perhor6enem Slltter uno fauligem
@aiier. Die aranfbeit GuBert lit
folgenoermaBen: Ser 9oltd] idtpiai
an, Die @ole miro loie uno lGBt iidJ
leift aus5ieben, Die Salit erfheini
blutlss, uno Die ShleimbGmte per-
Den blaB, Die Iugen eribeinen sla-
Jig, unO Die nntern M~uaenliSer
idpeaen OH.
@irO Die aranfbeit fritz seius
bemerft, 10 fam man sic oapon be-
fallenen Sbiere nod oft bnrf fol-
genoes @erfabren retten: Man
~fiittere sutes, trodenes Slltter, alio
ettpa Sadlel BON sutem, iiibem Seit,
NIT grbien- ODER 8prnihront ber-
mengt, uno gebe ai,f breibig Sfafe
taslib iolgenoes Yulper elm: @es
itoBene @ahboloerbeeren Guniper
berries, 8almuspirSeI (root of
inject flas) nn6 2osfarinpursel
(root Of lascariW, bon jebem I'm.
gefdbr elm Tfunb, unb fabre nit
oieier 5iitteriine fort, biz iid Die
letten &ranfbeitscriteinunsen Der
loren baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Sur 8eflIsel5nd)t.

Sm Nouember g~emobnlid) iangen
Ole ais @interlcaer befnnnten Siibs
n%erraiieL mie Gofins, 9rohmos
1t. |. ~, ali St legen. Gie Siihs
nerbGuier limo Su reparircn mo in
Sronnng 5lt halten. Bel Silneh.
member a1ltc fange man an, mehr
Mais 81 fiittern, bn oieier @Grme
er5ellat. Tas i~iber5dblisc Seilii.
gel miro Nun gcm1itet. Sics sebt
am beltcn bon Stotten, ipenn man
Dem Suttcr etwas Hapsiamen Grape
leeo) ooer Selfuheu Toll cafe) BEL.
menst uno Die Ebiere bel sntem
Ippctit 5u erbolten inht. @udl-
ipeiSen lit elm slites Waitiutter, mo
Sol5toble unb Suno iGrOern oie
Mait. Sort Ole SreBhlit ani 10
lit Die Malt beenoet, lno ole 5biere
miiiien geitladtet meroen. &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Grfcnmmnssseihcn fir smtcs

Sat man beim NilSindlen bon
SolS Die @obl, 10 laiie man iolaen.
oeS nid)t nnbeadtet: Soli. meld)es
lfmale SabreSrin9e bciiet, lit lang-
lamer gerpaficnL oils ioldeS nit
breiten Sabrcsringcn. SplS bon
dltercn SGrmen lit Dem bon jim.
geren por5u5ieben, oa es letter uno
bebeutcno barter lit, oils oos bon
iungen gGumen. 9ei gifenbols
lit Iolfes bon etpa 23-3 SUB
itarfen 9Gumen oas bette. s(eltercs
perliert idon pieber OH Scltiafeit,
lilngereS lit 5ipur etlpas s1ber,
oltebt" aber nift 10 gut uno giebt
beim @ei3en oft mregelmGBige SGr.
bung. 9ei Den Sanuenarten gebe
man Dem Sol5e ben Sor3lg. in
ipeltem Die menisilen Sar5tbeile
porbanoen lino. SOILS bon aern-
boblen lteht beiier ais pom Monbe
neS @ounleS meg, Na bas Sol5 in
Der Nlhtung Der Spicgel bis 5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

frage oes 2ebrers bin tuildtc iidl
&orlden Die S6rGnen aus Den
Ingen, inoelien feline redte Sono
if)iibeno an Der Soiennabt rrtbte.
o9tnn, &arlden, mo bit on 10
lange geneien?" fragt Der 2ebrer
init Der groBten Cite.
&arld)en (unter SdliidSem: sd
fonnte nidt Silr Sdule fonnen,
mein Sorbeer that 10 idredlid,
meb!"
2ebrer %(abnungslos iein @aei.
iterbaupt i6iittelno): n@as, bein
Sorbeer? @as lit oelln bas?"
aarl6en (bitterlifer ueineno) !:
Sid, Serr 2ebrer, Sic bobeu MIDI
bod lelbit nod Sauie geifift uub
gelagt: Nnn fannit OH ollf oeinell
Sorbeeren n%itsrubenl"
90 ging Dem 9ebrer eit Noro-
lift aitf, uno boffentlif, olld) Dem
2eier!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Gon p. E,,ilibert SccbOf,
8. s. 3D.
6ebrnar.
Ser Fl. SaIentiit II,
&c artprer.
q 269.)
Sas Siirbittgebet.


Der beilige galentin liebte es, als
Erieiter 81 Hom Die gefangener
Gbrilten in ibrem &erfer Sn beir.
den, lie ST. troiten unb ibnen Die fl.
8ommtnlon 81 bringen.
Ser beioniihe aniier alanoius
Ser 3meite (26S-27O lieB i'm ge-
fangen nebmen lrno fraete i'm, wa-
rum er Elm Seino bes Gtaates uno
oes 9aiierS iei. Salentin antpor-
tete ibm: Sd bin fein Seino bes
4ailers, pielmebr bite i6 alle Gage
5i meinem @otte, baB Or Sen 3oi-
ler Ifiibe mo erleuhte; aber beine
8otter lillO nidts; i) bette mir
einen ein5igen @ott on, BEN Sh6-
pier Simmels ltn0 Der grbe."
Mls Salentin in oas Salls oes
Mitters Ilterilis Slim 9erbor ge-
fiibrt ipuroe, betete or altf 6en
anieen nit laliter Gimme: ,Mein
Serr mo 8ott, Der gu bas mabre
Sift bit, erleuhte ald] oieie ssa.
mile, baB tie Gid erfenne uno
liebe!!"
Damn betete err ii6er bas blinOe
Sodterlein bes Ti6ters: 80 Serr
Sellts Gbriltils, ipabrer @ott nno
mabrer Wenih, Ser on emit Dem
glinogeborenen oas g~lugenlid)t ae.
gebei, erb0re oas bcmiitbigc @ebet
oeines mmiiroigen Sieners nno
Dime oieiem ainoe bie Iugert, aui
Dob gae, Die bier iino, es ieben uno
Did erfennen." llnb iogleid off.
neten liG Die Iueell oes MGohens;
es iab poafommen gut lino lobte
@ott in beiBem Sanfgebete.
Ger Hifter lieB piele geianaelle
Gbriiten frei; er unO aGe Die Sci.
nigen, 5uiammen "A Seelen, elaub.
ten an ben ein5i9en mabren @ott.
Galentin tanfte Tie nno 9iidof Ga.
lirtls ipenoete ibnen oie beilige
Sirmlrng.
Ser 9aiier aber fiird)tete eincn
Infitano bes beioniihen Yopels II.
lieB Den beiliaen Salentin ,illo olle
Heubefebrten ent6allpten.
Amending: llebe nit oem
beiligen Salcntin Oieien Wonat be.
lonoers fleiBig oas 6iirbittaebet iiir
Sbrigfeitcn. %erfolgte, @eredtc,
Saue, Climber, 2ebenoe nnO slbge-
itorbenc, audi fir oeine Seinoe.
Surh bieie Siirbitte fannit on wie
elm Ipoitel wirfen.
8ebet. . @ott, ser oi oos
6iirbittgebet oes beiligen @alentin
nit @unoern perberrlidt baIt, per-
ms oitrd feline @erbienite oen
8eilt mabrer Siebe, bamit audi mir
ailf cine Dir mobleef1lligc @ciie
Siirbittc bel beiner Cite e~inlcaen.
9lnlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Ser lette 2iebesSienit.

Serr (5lr traliernoen @ittme) F.:
Isle moaen SIREN perltorbenen
8atten p%erbrennen loiien?"
@ittme: .Sa, if CLAUDE Dem se-
liebten Sooten oamit nod einen
2iebesoienlt ar erpeiieu, oenn fiini.
sebn Sabre bot Ell Der freipiaiaen
Seileripebr nit 9eib mo Seele an.
gebort mnb auBerbem iillo mir nab.
reno nnierer g6e flint Mal abge-
,brannt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
nebertrnmpft.

.@ir baben einen fleinen 0e.
miiiegarten. no mir Yeteriilie,
Sdnittlauf) nno ionitige @artenge-
Middle 5ieben!"
limo ba5u braiif)en Sic eiten
8arten? 9as siebt meme Srart
aaes nltf ibrem Somnerbut!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

Gie 6rau fam nit ser Sdiir5c
mebr ans Dem &oilie tra0en. ais
Der Momn oli Dem Gratupaocn
einfiibrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
9lmsipcg.
Grumpte Nnsfnnft.

Goli5iit Gum fleinen MGo6en,
bas iih berlauien bat: Scum Jag
inns bod NAL aleine, no tuobnit
bl1 benn?"
09ei ser Wlltterl"
$50 pobnt benn sic Miitter?"
y9eim Saterll"
Limo no mobnt oenn Der Sater?"
n3u Sauicc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Spab nlnb aud iein.
Gr iucif 3atb.

p@etn Sic aber oitf einenr Iiiae
nid)t Ieb'n, fonnen mir sic oodb In.
mogli6 5hm Goli5eibienit per-
fpenoen."
vId, i6 oa6te, Sic fonnten mid
pieaeiGt bort pertpenoen, mo eet
Soge 5ugebriidt perOen muB!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

@trm Gid sic 2aIt beS &c
hens 81 erOriiden orobt. 10 oenfc
on Ole Sooesongit G6riIti inn Gel.
Qorten mo lcincn bittcrn Soo am
Srcti mo llIhe oarin Croft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
- y =
@iGi umS bic Wama.

n9ilt bii nidt in Sor9en oar-
iiber. baB on itets Der leste beiner
alaiie bit, @iai? 0enfe Dir, sic
Shanoe, penn on emit oeinen Sim
bern bapon wirit 5rt ersablen
baben."
@iai: nSas peroe id chen uidt;
ald) i6 tperoe linen iaseL pie on
cs tbrit, oaB id itets Ger erite ipar. /"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Monatspatrunc fir d)riitlidjc
gnmcrslcntc.

Ills Dem Sebr- ltn0 Inoohtsbud)e
Sic Sonoo an oen Gflug,
0as Ser5 bel @ott!"
fir fotbolilde 9nilers.
leute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
3lpei @teni6cn,

3lpcl Mtenlden, Sic cinen
Sng lang ouf chamber anaewieien
limo, lernen lid beiier fenncn, ais
lpelm ne lid) Sabre lang in Ger @c-
lelllddft begegnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Bon Ser SefnnSGrba6u.


Syli Der Citation 4 l1uit ser Wit.
tagsang elm; bod, lit er nid)t sitln
Salten 81 %bringen. y9lber balten's
bodl" brittle ser Stotionspor.
1teber.
nWter fonn' ia net, bon bintcn
blGlt q @iito'l!" entgegnete Gngit.
lid Der 2ofomotipfiibrer.
@eri0bnlid.
Bauer (nad eiuem Streit init
lelner Srau, beim giien): rs
9ieldte is giat, s. anobln nm $
&raut ian q lguat, - geb', s(lto,
lama a pieoa giiat!l"
y
ScsaBlter Spptt.
Gin Bauer fam in cine @eridts.
tube. ginige iunge @ebilien ipoa-
ten ibn gum beiten balten ilno lag
ten, er ioate iif iesen, obgleid me-
Der Stlbl nod 9anf porbanoeu
ipar. Der Bauer iaste: $40 ion
i6 mid Oenn biniesen? Sier lit
es seraoe nie in meiner Sdeune;
oa iinb audi feline 9Gnfe nnS
Stiible, ober Slesel genltg."
- = ~
Der bosbafte Triiemr.
rSerr Heoafteur, ioG if Sbre
SCARE MIR fdmmen oOer ai,d) nit
Der S6eere reoieiren?"
Brief an einem Serliner @ulfs-
i%dJnllebrer.
Wein Ser. @olen lie bite mein
Sobn bans mid lone idpere @efen
gfiempel auf gebefl = 5or Elm
par Gage iolte q, a~usfnobeln:
penn feds 5ebn 2iter 9ier 80 babe
literflaifen pollmahens mie fiele
liter flaiden MADDEN SO liter 9ier
foa2 @ir BADEN ieriuft Oen
Gflempel ralis5ufriegen, aberlt oas
aing MIDI, uno Sans bot MIDI mol.
len IN Die Sfule, bis er es rals
bat, 10 babe ih miiBen fauien &c
liter bier, mas mir ler idlper iiel,
ltn6 benin baben mir nit alte 8ein-
5laiden feriudt. ih babe iie fol &C..
madt un0 Sans bat INNER nige.
i6rieben. SD weis niht, Oh bas
mar, Oenn es lit mas porbei-
gelaufien. 2oiien lie ION iebt MIR
NIT @aiier rehnell, ba mid oas
9ier SIT oeier is. s(htungspoal
Shul5e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Die sornisc @attin.

Sotelier: ~SaS lit aber bod elm
ltarfes Stiid! Shreibt meme
Srau fpegen bes perpeieerten SIT
teS cine geidweroe ms @ei9peroe.
bllf!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Sie Inatumic nnIerer ySansltem"

8arldpen, Der in ser llngnaoe iei-
mes SebrerS ans Ger Sdule eut-
laiien iporoen par, eridien nadl
cinigen Sagen wieoerim in ser
Shule. Stnf oie liebepoile Nad).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

Gin glbcntener inn ltrmalSe.

Wv >tSNuANuNt tMt @ttluutpI.
&entier Sdulsc cam Stammtiif
leilter gerliner 8eiBbierltube): nNa
if muB Sbnen Die Seihifte er5Gb.
len, Die meenen Setter in Sltinoien
neitlid paiiiert Is. Sebt er Genes
Moriens en- gisfen ipa5ieren unb
ndbert iidl iun5 in ieene Seoanfen
periunfen Dem nriualbe. Sic Mlle,
meine Serren. baben bofltmabr.
ideinli6 nod ME MIDI einen ltr-
malo jeieben. go, Oenn fonnen
Sic iif ood jar feenen @eiriif bon
eerlen llrtpaloe MAIDEN. 0at 2eben
is "a een5ig. 9Gitme BON eene
Sobe bon brei- biz pierbunoert
SiiBer iino ba etuas ians alltde-
li6es. Sabei pimmelt ser @alo
bon ale Sorten bon H%oubtbiere I'M
unje5iefer. - @lio uff meinen Set.
ter 5uriid5ufommen. gr is bon
oem Spa5ieriang miibe jemoroen
ulto fiblt cen Serlangen, iif ettpas
aus5urub'n. 9a5l ifeint inn cen
Ding paiieno, oat Dor linn i'm @ege
liegt III Dat ienau ipie cen bifer
galimitamm ausiiebt. Dat ding
is i'm Srunbe braun IN tbeilpeile
bon eene iriinliGe garbe beoedt, oie
meen Better for Moos bGlt. gr
itoBt NIT Dem SiiBe baron I'm Dat
9ings triinoelt ipeiter. gr nimmt
alio jams rubis glas = meme Ser.
rem, I'm - MI - ipat oenfen &c
tuobl, mot Dot 0ings par2" =
Sid, id peiB idon, alter @ie,
cine &ieienidlanse, Die iid polse.
ireiien bate, rnb Die ="
nSu, ia, ba = febliei6oIienl ct
luar cen ian5 ieipobnli6er 9aum-
SIMMER Oer1elpe.
gr5t: ngllio, mcmin Iieber gro-
feiior, 5unGd)it miiiien Sic Sonnen-
b1oer nebmen."
Srofeiior: nS6on Dtl -
marme ooer falte?"
- - -
Mnslpcg.
oSie 8dnoe unierer 8obnuns
iino 10 Oiinn, oaB mein Mann nnb
ib Die Saubltummeniprade gelernt
baben."
n@esbalb mobl?"
D0amit mir 5anfen fonner, obne
belaulht 81 iperoen."
II ~ ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

llnsllflid lit Ger Manm.
melder elm d)ronii6eS 9eberleioen
bat, nno geieanet lit iolh elm Mom,
lpelder Fl, slignit aDnig'S Sam.
burger Sropien gebrnndt nm lid
81 furircn. tic iporncn Ole 9cbcr
sur Sbati9feit al ulo regulircn ole
Giu9cueip"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
.ntc photographer

tonnei mir pon 9rperten bsreeIteat rperbei.
0s gilt bel Sersn Ssriteluis Griabruua
81 babei, pailenbe 4opi= mo sorperiieguns
sen 81 beahtsu. pas p~aiienos aiat. mns
SdattenperbdltniB sI tennsn uMo bauu
aHh ole nOthiseH, OFT re6t fnfipieliaeu
apparote 81 babeli. SieieS III 1T nor.
banssn. weui ,S1r sure Photographic pou
mir MAIDEN laiet.
u. y. @aeGemsie.
1878 Slap. 5tr. Dubuque, Ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Sas EplisiitenfimS.

Gin YoliSiit, Ser in ieincm
sonsen @e5irf ourd ieirlen @ifer
Die WiiietbGter Der i~trafenocn 3e-
rc6tigteit SI ii6erlieierL befannt
lit, bringt ieinen Sobn in oie
Sdule. Sn Der Hcligionsihnoe
miro Die @eidihte bon 9ain rnb
Ibel cr5Gblt; Der lleilc Sdiiler
louid)t aufmerfiam alien Ginsel-
beitcn Der bibliiden @ei6ihte. Sls
Die 2ebrerin gcenoet hat, mcloct
iid Ser aleine eiirig uno iast: Sd
ipcrOe es meinem Yapa iagen, Scr
Den Mann i6ou iinoenl"
~ - -
Starfe Soritelnna.
.@aren Sic i6on in ser
.Nein. Sd iperbe and ME BIN.
benn idl fam bcn a1icgcrnf
llibt misitebeu.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
" " "
Simmer Serie6e.

Ir5t: rglio, memin lieber 8ro.
feiior, 5unGdit miiilen Sic Sonnen-
bGoer nebmen."
Trofelior: gS6on btt -
marme o0er falte?"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-04
He ESCORTS
Spooner Introduces His Colleague and
Enemy to the Senate.

Washington, Jan. "A scene for the
future historian appeared in the SEN
ate this morning when La Toilette was
sworn in as senator from Wisconsin.
He was escorted from his desk by
Senator Spooner his colleague. The
men have been bitter political enemies,
and there has been much speculation
as to whether Senator Spooner could
forget this and extend the usual cour-
tesies Of the occasion.
His demeanor, though, was unper-
turbed and he was complacent and
dignified as he introduced La Toilette
to a number of his fellow senator's
Spooner's action is taken as grea
surprise by those who know his rea
feelings toward La Toilette.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-04
THEY ABUSE
MAIL FRANK
Senator Sims Wants the Matter In.
vestioated.

Washington. Jan. 4.--The attendance
at the first session Of congress after
the holiday recess was larger than the
average. Sims, Of Tennessee. intro
duced resolution of investigation
which was referred to the committee
on postoffices and post roads.
1t Is alleged that a general abuse Ia
made of franking privileges by the
members Of congress or In the name OF
members of congress. 1t is charged
shat newspapers are circulated free
Farm animals. libraries. kitchen uten-
sails and various other things, are sent
free through the mails. The resolution
was agreed to.
Senator Hepburn submitted al
amendment resolution to the insurance
feature of the presidents message. re-
ferring the whole question OF contro
Of corporations other than railways t.
the judiciary committee with instruc'
tions to report fully at an early date
The Philippine tariff bill was taker
up. Senator Payne went into details
explaining the features Of the bill.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-04
EXPECTS RUSSIA TO REPLY.
Believes Government Will Repudiat<
Roiestvensky's Remarks.

London, Jan. At is learned at the
foreign office today that Great Britain
anticipates Russia to repudiate the
statements of Rojestvensky to the ef-
feet that the British fleet In the far
east stood ready to crush the Russians
in the event Of the failure OF Japan
to do so.
The general comment on the matter
is that Rojestvensky is seeking to re-
habilitate his standing in the Russian
navy at the expense Of Great Britain.
There is little doubt expressed that
Russia will not condemn the assertions
made by the defeated admiral.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-04
ShoshOne Asks for Writ
of Mandate in Su.
preme Court.
CASE ARGUED NEXT MONDAY
County Attorney Grow Will Leave
Tomorrow TO Present Arnumento
Raising constitutionaiity
Of Law.

Will the supreme court issue . writ
Of mandate compelling Mes Perez
county to pay to Shoshone county war.
rants covering the $4,000 which II
prorata part of the debt Of shoshono
county owed by that portion Of the
south end which the legislature m.
nexed to this county?
The matter will come before the ~.
preme court Monday, January 8, ana
County Attorney B. 8. Crow will leave
for Boise tomorrow to make the argu.
ment before the court.
The Nez Perce county commissioners
refused to issue the warrants to pay
the debt that the accountants had said
was due. and the commissioners Of
Shoshone county have gone to the SUI
preme court on a writ Of mandate
compelling the Ncz Perce commission.
ers to act.
In defense of this Nex Perce county
will raise the constitutionality Of tho
act annexing the south end Of Sh0-
shone county to Nez Perce county.
"Our contention Is this" said At.
torney Crow today. that the legislA-
ture had no right to make all OF Mes
Perce county liable for part Of Sho-
shone county'S debts. That liability
should be borne by the part annexed.
The law is very clear on this point
and the decisions sustain our conten.
! tion."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-04
DEEP SNOW At BUFFALO HUMP
c. c. Call Snowbound Two Days While
Enroute.

Grangevile. Idaho. Jan. &C. c. Call
spent most of last week, and the fore
part of this. wadng in the snow drifts
on the road to and from Buffalo Hump.
He started in there. week ago sun
day. on some civil business. 1t went
we'll enough for the first part OF the
way At Moore's camp. however. a
snow storm began. and he was snow
bound for two days. He made one
start in that time, but had to give II
IN. as did the mail carrier. They
had to go on foot from Moor's, al
horses could not make the trip. Jot
Blanchard started in with some freigh
week ago, but found the snow too
bad, so he gave 1t up and came home
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-04
MONUMENT TO srEuNENsERo
Avery c. Moore Of Weiser Suggests an
Enduring Statue.

Boise, Idaho. an. 4.-Avery c. Moore.
editor Of the Weiser World. wrote the
Statesman yesterday as follows:
1.-The tragic death of the gentle
hearted Steunenberg plunged our city
in the depths of sorrow. Words cannot
give expression to the grief that the
bitter truth brings to us. Because ne
was faithful in the public service he
inspired hatred that would not die. Be-
cause he upheld the majesty of the re-
public's laws he was destroyed. we
can do nothing for him now save to
keep his memory green but that much
we must do. Let us work his noble
features into marble to be placed In
statuary hall in the name OF the people
of Idaho. Then on the capitol grounds
at Boise let us rear an enduring rhonu-
ment in his honor"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-04
FAIR, BIG AID
TO LEWISTON
DR.. Ray, New President
Enthusiastic Over
Prospects.

The Lewiston people are planning to
make the lewiston Charleston Inter-
state fair this year the biggest event
vet held under those auspices. Work
has begun at this early date to make
arrangements for the fair, and every
thing seems to indicate that 1t will be
better supported this year than ever
before.
At the meeting of the stock holders
last night officers were elected. and
every member OF the new board OF d.
rectors is an enthusiast on the fair.
DIR. Ray, the president. when seen
yesterday, said:
1.-The fair Is one Of the best things
for Lewiston that we have here. The
expense to the business men Is not
large, and 1t attracts more attention
to Lewiston than any thing we car
have. People from the entire sur.
rounding community come to Lewiston
and see what we have here and oul
town is advertised widely"
The racing card this year will be thu
finest that can be had as Lewiston nov
| has a voice with Salem, Seattle. Ever
EFT, Spokane and other large cities ir
the northwest circuit.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-04
SCHOOLS Are
ovERCROWDEO
Additional Rooms Secured ~ New
Building Needed.

The city schools have opened since
the holidays with about 1850 pupils.
Many OF the lower grades are crowded
and the problem OF how to care for the
overflow Is taxing all the ingenuity Of
the management.
1.-The city really needs another school
building" said Superintendent Wright
this morning, but that IL impossible
this year, yet II the present increase
continues, there will be need Of two
additional ward schools next fall. Two
four room buildings, one for the east
end and one for the west end OF the hill
district will be needed to accommodate
the rapid growth Of the school popu-
| lation.
I'VE have rented the Guild hall at
the Episcopal church and will have q
teacher there as soon as the desks can
be fitted In the room, but this will not
give us much relief Some of the con-
gested grades show as high as 46 ana
so pupils and there Is no shifting that
can be done that will be entirely satis-
factory.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-04
BADLY BURNED BY EXPLOSION
Moscow Painter in Critical Condition
at Hospital.

Moscow, Idaho, Jan. 4.-From an eX-
plosion of wood alchohol and orange
shellac, Henry Williams. a painter liv-
ing at S34 Mabel avenue. now lies at
the Gritman hospital in most critical
condition. The alarm was first given
by Albert Lindquist clerk in Hod-
gins drug store. who. while passing the
Williams residence yesterday noon,
heard scream. followed by the ap-
poarance of Mrs. Williams wrapped In
flames who ran out of the house. The
terrified woman fell in the snow and
soon extinguished the flames. Henry
the son. who was standing directly ovel
the stove at the time of the explosion
was struck fairly in the face with the
boiling solution. scalding his face ant
hand horribly.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-04
DARK
FOR ORCHARD
Authorities Confident He Murdered
Governor SteunenberQ.

Special to Evening Teller.
Boise. Jan. 4.-The Officers here say
they have evidence enough to convict
Harry Orchard, alias Hogan, who is
held on a chaige Of being the mur-
derer of GovernAr Sssaenberg.
They are verA careful about giving
any Of the details Of their evidence
but seAQn~. to feel certain they have in
custody\ the man who committed the
terrible Need.
Wofd Mas received THAT Fred Miller
of the\firA Of Robertson. Rosenhaut &
Miller M Spokane, isIenroute to Boise
to defenHdCchard. The past associa
ton of Robertson's firm with the Coeul
dAlene dynamiters isHregarded as evil
dence that Orchard hi ID been promised
in advance that legal tounsel would be
furnished him in case he was In trou-
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