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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
UNITED BINGHAM AFFAIRS.
President of Company Out to Inspect
the Property.

Louis Moore, president of the United
Bingham company, is out from the east
on one Of his periodical trips of tnspec-
ton to the property, and he states that
he is much pleased with the manner in
which the company's ground at Bingham
is responding TO development
We are not making any claims for
the mine," said Mr.. Moore yesterday,
but 1 am confident that when we have
had time to open it up as we intend 10
do we shall be able to show our stock
holders that we have a property of more
than ordinary merit. What about con-
solidation with the Silver Shield? Why,
all l can say on that subject is that if
anything of the kind is ever done IL viii
be done right and on basis that will
be right"
Mr.. Moore expects to remain here the
remainder of the week, and some time
ne says, he hopes to come west for good.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Market Is Quiet, But Prices Are
Stronger Than for Several Days.

The market was quiet yesterday. but
there was more and greater evidences of
strength in the active list than has been
seen for a week. 4 few soft spots
showed during the trading. but taken in
its entirety the tone of the Inarnet was
good. During the two regular and open
board calls total of 45,510 shares or
stock, with a selling value OF Sl5,sV2.20
changed hands.
Beck Tunnel was advanced from S112i2
to S1-271z, Colorado Mining was advanced
from SEC TO soc and Daly-Judge sold at
.371e to S1 50 Lower Mammoth, May
Day, Century, New York and a number
of other stocks all showed a little i'm
provement, while still others had no
trouble at all in maintaining the prices
at which they opened.
Following is the list Of final quotations
and record of sales made during the two
regular and open board calls:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
Mines and Mining Stocks

body of ore it may be necessary to in
stall additional machinery, provide re-
duction works and make other improve
ments which will call for much great
er sum.
THE mine is at present filed with
water, which our equipment is unable
to control. 1t will be necessary to have
larger pumps and possibly additional
boiler capacity"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
Attention Mining Men and investors

Mining engineer with long service in
Nevada camps and familiar with Walk
er Lake reservation. to be thrown open
Oct. %, is open TO engagement to locate
claims in this reservation Nevada
and local references furnished. Address
Mining Engineer, e rs, Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
Open Board.

Ajax-5O0d26c.
Beck Tunnel-9ooasl .121a; 2eOas1 10; 5Oo9
$1.17i2: 100ds1.20
Carisa-6Od60c; 100d61c.
Columbus Con.-500$6. 95.
Daly-Judge-50H$11. 80.
Golden Crown 0O0I22c.
May Day-500d151zc.
Nevada Fairview-1, C00d27c; 1,J0Od27l3c.
Star Con.-500d14c.
Silver Shield. 300G1Sc; 500G17lac
Victor CON- ,000dSc: 1.000d7a4c: COCOA
1i2c.
Shares sold. 24.6l0.
Selling value, Ss.4S7 p.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
Boston Mining Market.

Telegraphic service was all shot to
pieces again yesterday and it was i'm
possible for Pollock & Co. to get more
than scraps of information on the east
err, or San Francisco markets. No mar
ket letters were received, but during the
afternoon the following figures on the
close in Boston were worked through.
Improved service is expected today
though storms through Wyoming particu-
larly, have played havoc with telegraph
wires.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
Afternoon Sales.

Silver pick--200d95c.
Carsa-200659c: 100G60c; 100G5Sc.
Lower ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
May Day-5G0G15i2c seller so; 2.JO0d Ice.
Beck Tunnel-3coQs1. 25 Sooa$1 .27l4; 5000
81 %. seller so.
Century-100635c.
Colorado Mining 1o0aS6c: 2OOasSc; 2OO@
SIC: 206dS9c: 1O0d9Oc
Ingot-1. coca 21zc: 2.OOod2s4c
Little Chief J0G1512c.
Scottish Chief. OOOn14c; 1.O00d14c, buy
er 50; JG001312c
South Columbus, J000J2c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
Metal Market.

Silver, 7014c per ounce.
Copper (casting), 2112c per pound.
Lead, $5.75 per 100 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday, as reported by Mccormick &
Co. amounted to $4,000, as follows: Sill
YER lead. gold and copper ores, $257, 900;
tase bullion, SS,O00.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
PHONE DUvAIL

About thst wall paper painting. etc.
you will gave money. time and worry.
Don't wait till spring. w. Duvall 40
w. Second South. Ind. tel las; Bell
tel 1145 K
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
TREASURY STOCK.

Salt Lake Ely. mine for sale, soc Der
share. W. w. Byrne. treasurer. Kenyon
hotel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
Open Board.

Ajax-5OO026c.
.Carisa-1O0d59c
Little Chief-S0OGt5i5c
Lower MAMMOTH 00q 76c.
Nevada Fairview-200G30 c
Scottish Chief-2o0G13lze
Silver Pick-400Q93c; a00G92c: 1Ood9Oc
ramehto-20OG121ac
Victor Coa.-2.W0G7c
Shares sold. 10000
Selling value SAB
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
Wonder and Round Mountain.

"At Wonder strikes are being made
everywhere within a radius Of seven
miles. The big properties today are the
Wondar comBany'S ground ana the
Jack <Pot. In the Billy, the Kid prop
erty. recently purchased from II. G.
Higgins for a big sum by the Ish
brothers, fine strike has been made
and there are dozens of other properties
i'm which good ore has been and is be-
ing developed.
Marvellous strikes are constantly be-
ing made in the Round Mountain dis
trict but, as most OF the companies
operating there are in the nature of
clos corporations. little news leaks out
to the general public. In Round Noun
tain Combination companys ground,
some good strikes are being made and
some exceedingly favorable leases have
been given. This is Louis d Gordon's
company. and I am glad to say that
am interested in it with him.
Ramsey and Yerington.
Ramsey is also coming rapidly to
the front The population is now all Of
500. and the camp is growing bigger
every day. The Ramsey company,
which opened a big shoot of $500 ore
at the surface, has q shaft down to a
considerable depth and drifting is now
progressing to get under the big shoot
of rich ore.
Il could go on and tell you of what
is doing in new camps for a week, but
l suppose you are getting tired. Before
saving off, however, want TO say that
one of the biggest, richest and best
copper regions in this country. or any
country, is that at Yerington- Utah OPP
orators are in there right up to -heir
chins and they know what copper min
ing Is I believe that the district is go
ing TO prove the peer of any In this
country"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
Boasts Good Things.

While l am in no way personally
interested continued Mr.. Mead, ''I
want to say that two of the most gilt
edged promotions that have been
launched in Goldfeld in many day are
the Fairview-Eagles Nest anG Lou Dill
Ion propositions. The recent STRIKE on
the Eagles Nest groun1 has been
traced through for 500 feet into the
Hailstone ground, the purchase of
which was a mastery business stroke
on the part of the Engie's Nest own
ers. The Lou Dillon's location is a guar
antee that not a little of the wealth
that has made the Mohawk famous
will be found to have extended into
Lou Dillon ground. AS a matter Of fact,
and you can count this as n boost, IL
you want TO, the Sullivan Trust conf
pany's promotions, all of them, have
been wonderfully successful. The rich
ledge that has made the Gold Crater
strike at Manhattan the talk of the
district has been traced through Stray
Dog, while it crosses the Indian Camp
and Jumping Jack, as We'll There will
be things doing in all of these proper
ties that will convince investors by and
by that their promotion was not based
ON hot air.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-24
HOME FROM NEVADA CAMPS
Ed n. Mead Has Whole Lot of Good
Things to Say of Gold Fields.

For the first time in several months.
Ed. III. Neal, the well known mining
expert and business man who repre-
sents the d. H. Peery interests in Ne
vada. came in from Goldfield yesterday
morning for brief visit with his FAM
iiy. MIR. Mead is more enthusiastic
than ever over the various Nevada
camps with which he is familiar He
declares that conditions are growing
better and better all the time in such
camps as Tonopah, Goldfield, BuHfrog,
Manhattan, Round Mountain, Fairview,
Wonder Yerington and others and he
predicts that here in Utah, where ev-
erybody is prone to move on more staid
and conservative lines than character
lie operations in Nevada, all hands
will sit up and take notice Of allathe
camps mentioned before another six
months have been erased from the cal
endar
why, you folks" said Mr.. Mead,
have only just awakened to the fact
that the Mohawk is about the biggest
mine in the world. To make the world
appreciate it, it has been necessary to
keep advertising its world of wealth.
/ notice that the price Of the stock in
the company has doubled today. Yes
terday you could have bought il for
less than 50, today it takes $40 to get
it. You are going to see lots If Just
such tricks as that turned in the Ne
vada camps as the months roll around -
Then Mr.. Mead depressed from the
subject of mines and what was being
accomplished long enough to run over
the names of a number of Salt Lskers
who were making names and fortunes
for themselves in The diggings of the
Sagebrush state and winding up with
the statement that Tod Goodwin was
doing well and making money at rate
that would soon carry him out of the
ranks of the news distributors" into
the rapidly growing lists OF the states
million
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
Gin fpnberbarcr Muffireun6

mub Der neritor6sne 9er5ps bon
Sa6ien : Rerie6urg, Toris @ils
Gelm. setpelen fem. CT bate fin
Die SaBgeise cine ans Soae srens
5enbe Iorliebe. CT itri9 Tie Iogar
ipGbrenO beS GottesDieniies. mo er
our9 %beionoerc Ittorbe ieiuen geis
faa ODER iein WtibfaQen iiber sic
Senten5en Der Yreoi9er 5u ~erfenner
CAB. CT lit es. Ben 4na itaiills Grin
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er9Dslid i6iloert. l1nter iciner 9aBs
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Der Die getpobnli1e @ioline ais 9aB.
uno elm Iiele. Ser Ben 8ab lpicoer
als Iioline banbbubte. Seine grDBtc
8eige, 81 Der MAJ auf elmer Sreppe
binaufiteigen mu6te, mar bas Sc
i6enf zines SittiteIlers. Ser iiG bas
nit ben Oe9eimratbstitel erporbeu
bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
GO oeitatten Gle mir. erpioel!,

$50 geitatten sic mir, erpibel!e
Ser Gaier, .oab lit nod Elm @iertcl>
itiinb6cn bier ber:uciic, iW bcrIprchc
cS Sbucn. in bieier 3eit tcin &nrt
ou re5eI."
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59immcr il!:S 6ctete Den Noienfran3 6ll
@6rcn Scr Iuttcr Der @armbcrSi9s
felt, auf bab lid sic Gisrinpc, Die iid
I'M bag @er5 oes &rarffn gclegt
bate, loicr n,GGc.
Ils er baS Ocbci Dceuh:st tctte,
trat er ipieber en bus @ett bes
&rdnfen.
.@err Safer, meintc Ser 3rcnsc.
gifts alio bod cine Gmiefeit?"
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SaiGe. Wtit ticf>crnitcr Gimme
ipra6 CT cinbringIi6 Die @or.c. .gs
lit jest 10 llbr, in 5ipei Stunben
iperoen Sic Die iur6t6are @abrbeit
erfabren baben. Dap es cine Gtpi9z
felt 9ibt."
Scr &ranfe lpurbe urrlihig. Ser
In9iti1tueib itanb iDm auf Der beiBen
Stirne. Ser Yater adb it'd Den
Ini6ein. ais nole er ii6 aus Dem
Sinmer en%tfernen.
Bite, bleiben sic bier, i6 tpia
beiften."
Gin S1imnler reiniter Srcnbe Lag
auf Dem blailen @eiiGt bes $aters.
@ieber bate CT cine Seele ge:ettet
fir Die GiDiefeit. Ser &ranfe emf
ping Die fl. Ster6eiaframente ino
naf 5tpei Stunoen trat CT setrolt Die
Geile an in Die Gipi9feit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
CARTE &nno i,ircr 0attin. nSat lie
nldf3 ~ceinrrdicn2"

carte 9nno Ieirer Oattin. "9at ne
ni9i3 6eiprcdcn?"
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tcin Srouieu Dos freu,bcu Slutc3!"
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fiibte i'm ungeitiibm ollf Den @unS.
r&enn MN aud 2en ii9 5u ioidem
G4rittc nit Mabel entldlieBeu
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mir ie9r our gerubigun9 bient.
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Stuttgart erbielt ih beute Den Ib<
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rad Scnn Sobe Seines @aters berans
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inlrb 9cben uno nad Dem. ma ipnit
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derI.lb Ser @uder5inlen an Sic 9uns
Den 9cincs Satcrs in po0em linz
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3cinem &uri6e. cinen einfo6en
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Gl.crr 5u er-:Nten. ni6ts i'm &ege.
%cnn mciae iparianc mn fleibige
S0l3frau CO crlnubt, perbc i6 lie
nndl @b.srf beS SruucriabreS na6
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idlub uniereS eriten G%beiabres Sus
frieben fem. @ir babcn Dem Inz
bcnfer auer ben lebten Seller ges
6ablt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
Sic Srieftau6e.

S6on auf ben erlten @ldttern Ser
Sibel finben ipir DIE Sarbe erpGbnt.
Sic ma es, Die Hoab ausfliegen lieb,
nnoy Die linn Damn burb elm iibers
bradtes Selblntt an6eigte. baB bas
@aiier aIf grpen gefallen iei. llno
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90 finben mir ie aud bel ben alien
@rieden Sabrbuuberte b. Gbriitus.
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fannten olpmpilben Spielen na6men
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purldpphen ODER Serelei9en. 4udj
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ridden Solf ipl,roe lie bon ben Sclos
berren Sa6u berast. ans b~elasertcn
Stdbten Silfe berbei5urufen ODER I'M
chamber iiber Die Sepeguusen oea
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
Siuei stnnben Dor Der Gpisfeit.

Sn einem groben ganfgeI6dft, IN
Dem binter ben @ittern Die 8olb<
fiddle baufenipeile lagen, ina Der
erite geamte frant geporben. Ser
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fen beiudte, er ma bapon ilocr5euat.
bab es nur tpenige Gage baiern
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bes iiber Die berrli6e @iQa ienfen
ipiiroen. SreunO 8ain ut elm Semos
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unb Eeidtbum Der Weni6en ni6t
fiimmert. Ser Snnitdtsrntb mar
elm Iaterialilt %reinIten @aliers unb
ia9te 81 Der Srau bes &ranfen, es
fei 3eit. bab ibr Iann feline @eloans
gele9enbetten in Srbnung brinee.
Der frpmmen Sral mar peniger bas
RIM 5u tbun, bns ihnope 8elo fonnte
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Die Giui9feit llnb ibr Wann glaubte
f6on LANCE niht mebr an Die llns
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fie inn MAIDEN piirbe.
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per9cbens. CT miiiIe Die Sldtter
leien pegen Der Sanbelsberi6te, Die
fatbolii6en 3eitungen ieien aud in
bieier ge5iebung ~riiditdnois. meinte
ibr Mann.
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benen er perfcbrte, tpollte man bon
0ott unb %ieiner Stride ni6ts i%piiicn.
9ii6tig misfoiten miiile man Die
Srcuoen bes 2ebens, mar Der 8abls
ipru6. llnb 10 fam es. baB Der
Wonf6eu:ric ~unsldiIbig ipurbe. pbne
bnb CT cS eieentli6 merfte. Sebt
aud fam CT nod ni6t our ginIiht.
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ruien perbe. Ser aranfe piuigte
Elm. Na6 GINGER 3eit eri6ien elm
alter Safer i'm aranfen5immer. Der
i6on manhen bartseiottenen Climber
ipieoer anf Die redte Sabn sebrabt
bate.
.gs tbut mir auiridtig Ieib. Serr
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baben. SD babe sic iebi9li6 pes
duBeren S6eines ipegen uub nit
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Iaileu. Snl llebrigen bin i6 nit
mir Ielbit cinig. ib CLAUDE on feline
iibcruatiirli1e Sffeu6nruns."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17

IpuupItI.
2. @eniisiamfeit. .9ie reid pers
ben polen. fallen in piele @eriu6uus
gen unO Snllitride bes Seuiels."
8. gifer fir Ie Gbre @ottcs. Sn
beutiser Seit lit picle 8clescnbeit
9escben, burh Spenben uub IlmoIcn
fir @ottes Sade ipirfen su f6nnen.
0a iino Die @ilIionen. ad lit Der
Sonifatius zSerein. oa lit Der @olfss
perein, Die Gle mad llnterltiibuua
ibreien. Oeben mir gerne baraui
Elm. penn iie nit elmer gitte an ms
berantreten. Sic @abe beiua6rt ms
Dor Dem 8ei5e. unb mir erperben
uns @ottes S6ut. Sm Ilteu @unbc
lit Die Heoe bon Dem beionii6en
apnige Gurus. Sieier miro l6on
bon Dem Yropbeten Siaias senannt.
LANCE bepor er nod lebte. Siaias
iagt bon ibm, @ott nerbe ibm ale
Gei6e geben. ale &iegel unb S6lDis
Ter Dor ibm 5eriprensen uno ibm
S6dse 5eisen. Die nidt si beI6reis
ben. llnb parum pas? @lob aus
Dem @rnnbe. ipeil bieier &0nig ben
Ssraeliten in Der ~babnlouiihen @ez
fan8eni6aft eiinitis geiinnt mar nno
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60 fDnnen aii9 mir auf ben Segen
@ottes balen, ipenn mir anfanscn.
fir Die Iusbreitung ieiues Gei1es
auf grben mit3uiorgen.
4. Ser @epanfe on Die pielen oft
i6peren Climber. Die Der 0ei3 IN
leinem @efol0e bat.
Die Siinben beg iiebenten @ebotes
limb gum groben Sbeil aui feline
&ehnung 81 ieben.
SaS finite @ebot muB ser Sab
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&er lit our6ipeg Der Initiitcr? @seis
items lit es Die Se9ierbe mad einem
Seten 2ano.
Sas pierte 8ebot lit audi nift beis
lig, iobalo Der @ei5 feline Sanb i'm
Spiele bat. Samn mub Elm alter
Batter ooer cine alte Iutter oarbcn.
tpeil Der 9ei5 Die Sanb ni1t Dffneu
utu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17

Seinoes gu unterriftcn. @Se trun
aud bnmuls INNER M, 3eiden, 10
3. 3. >,nen Snoen, s,T,t, ¬en sic
SoJe beDeuteten. nnf oeren @erlauf
pan einen &nsriff ober Illsfaq
MAIDEN iuollte.
Gigentlide S%au6cnpoitcn ipurben
5uerit IN Teriien eingeri6tet. Omar
bate man bier i6on CUR 3eit bes
groBen Gurus - $50 b. CIR. -
p%oGitdnbise unb re~selmdBisc @ferbes
poiten, alein fir manbe Na6ri1ten
tparen hieie bo6 cine gu Iangiamc
8efDrherung, ipel6e lid aud) nit Der
3eit INNER me5r pcrihle6terte. Ocsz
balb errihtctcn Die fir bas @obl bes
2anbes iebr beiorgten Naffolger hes
md6tigen Yropbeten Io6ammebs,
tpeld6e ii6 befanntli6 aalifen naune
ten unb oamals in Seriien's Sailpt>
itabt SagoaO ibren Sis batter. in,
~. Sabrbunoert n. G6r. Die erlten
regelmdbigen Saubenpuiten, I'M burd)
bieielben in Der i6ueliten 8eiic
Ta6ribten aus alien Sbeilen hires
10 aroben &ei6es be5ieben 5u fonnen.
llnb mas bieie Siiriten anfin9clt, bas
fano balo in anberen &eiden bes
@orsenlanbes. 8. 9. in Iegppten.
ebenfals gingan9, iobab in Der eritcn
Sdlfte bes genarnten Sabr1unbert
Die Senltrns Der Saubenpoiten ibrcn
SObepuntt errei6te unD man fir cine
quite 9rieftaube mebr als 5000 If.
na6 unierem b%eutisen @elb be5ablte.
Sbglei6 aber Sagbab unb iomit
Die Serri6aft Der aalifen bur6 bic
rngeiitteten Ionsolen 5erit6rt nurbe.
periGpano bod Die Saubenpoit ni6t
gang; beIonOers belt lie iid in
Iesppten. Sier erridtete man I'M
fiinfSebnten Subrbunbert iosar eiseue
6dlier unb Sbiirme fir Die 3udt
unb Yflege Der Srieftauben. limb
iuie HeiIenDe nod in neuerer Belt
baielbit Saubeupoiten i'm 8ange fans
bcn, 10 tparen nieielben aib nod in
@agcab porbanoen. ia. 5iuiihen ben
periiiden Stdoten Se6eran nno
Sauris ober Sdbris iinb nod Jest
iolde in rcselmdbisem @ebraid.
3ur 3eit Der &reu55iise mubte Die
grieftanbe e~benfnus Oienite ~leiiten.
uno bamals lpuroe ie DEN Ibeno>
ldnbern 5uerit befannt. Gin iolhes
Sdub6en fiel Spiifen Dem our 9c>
la9erung bon Seruialem au~s5iebenoen
Seer nieoer. unb unter ieinen Sill
geln fanS man einen Brief NIT niGs
tigen &riegsnahri6ten. Sieie Be-
sc6enbeit bat Der Si6ter Sorquato
Saiio in einem @eiang perberrli6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
10 biel Sreube ms Ser5 scben, bab
mir reidliG enti9Gbiat iinD.


4. &erlieren mir ben Wutb nid)t,
ipenu ilad Der Scfcbrun9 Der aampf
Iid cinite0t. Slcine Sflappen.
le!bit offen6are Giidfdae biirfen ms
nidt aus Der Saiiung hringcn. Neb>
men fptr baralls 0eIeecnbeit, uns 5i
perpemiitbi9en urS nit nelem @futbe
tpieoer 81 beginnen. @eipiB ipirb
eines Cages Der SieS unicr fem, unS
mir baben Damn Die Sre,loe, bab mir
boffen b%iirfen, unIer Same lei ein9e>
trugen in baS Bud bes 2ebens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17

= @ir ba6en niGt einen idled).
ten Mogen. neil mir &apior ellen,
ionOern mir ellen 9apiar, neil mir
einen idlehten Magen babcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
Wic errcide ifJ Gin bpbes 9fftrr'

Gin Tariier Ir5t lteut in einen,
f~ran5Diiideu Slate neun Yurfte
alif. our6 beren @efolsung elm
@cnid = bon lln9liidsidaen abacz
ieben Elm bobes, geiurDe5 Sitter
erreid)en tonne. Gr iaat:
Gritens: Itbnle Gag uHb Ga6t
MIR fril6e 2uft elm;
3tueitens: Itahe Dir ieben Sag
Selpe8ung im 6reien, enttpeber burd)
9ehen o0er Irheiten,
Srittens: So uno trinfe mdBis
unb eihfh6.. @eniese7 8alIer, Mil6
uno SbIt unb battle bi6 bon olfobolis
l1cn @etrdufen fern;
Siertens: Stdrfe bit bur1 tag
li6e falte Ibnai6unsen unb ninun
cinmal in Der @ocbe Elm faltes SAB.
Siinftens.: Sfdse 4tpeber 5u i9tpere
nod 5u lei4te l&leibur9;
Se6itens: 8obne in einem tros
denen, gerdumieen Sauie;
I6tens: Na6 Ser Nrbeit iuAe
beine grbolun9 nidt in aufresenben
3eritreuunsen. Sic Iubeitunben ges
b0ren Der Samilie. Sic Ia6t lit
Gum S6lafen ba.
NeunteS: 8ereole ocin Sebcu burf
quite Sbatenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
sarantlrt NIB BON ben beten Seusuiiu
besleitet. Srp NIB Sweet gSeine
cine SpeidlitGt.

Bette guswabl DON @etrGnten in SlaIder.
@%eitelungen per Bot perben aiti bas Gron,s
pteite NIB Bette beioret nn,o bleiben he's
Gejeren;: Subuane National Harf,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17

go fam mat iebes @ebot burch>
gv1en. >icberau 5eigt es iif, iobalo
Die ltngeuteIiene Sliht nab irbiid)em
@lt it'd in Oas 5er5 seidlifcn BOT.
Seiet mir bnrlm por'idtig unb
Bitten mir @ott. bnB er ms bot Be
lem Batter bepabren mDoc.