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The readers Of this paper will be
pleased 10 learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages,
and that ia Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being q constitutional
disease, requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing it's work.
The proprietors have so much faith
in it's curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials.
Address - j.. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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An Educators Success.

- q 70 . =. :. ir..- D..
A. Hastings special to the Mime
apoIs Tribune Of a recent date has
the following TO say OF q former
Worthington educator: Edgar L.
Porter, who has just been re-electd
as superintendent Of the Hastings
city schools for a fourth year, has
been identified with such work some
IA years. During the II years he
was in charge OF the schools of
Worthington Mimi, the school as
q whole increased about so percent,
but the high school increased from
under 40 to about no, with pro-
portion Of boys noticeably greater
than that attaind by most Minneapo.
Lis high school. Under Mr.. Porter'a
management the Worthington
schools gained and held . position
among the dozen best schools of the
state, measured by the vigor and
efHcinoy Of the work. Since he has
been in Hastings the schools have
taken on fresh life. The large
attendance has already required one
additional high school teacher, and
another year there should be in
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale,

Whereas default has been made In the con.
ditions of certain mortgage, executed snd
* Ren gtate
mortgagor, to M. H. Evans, of the county Of
Ramsey In said state, mortgage. given to
and neer
est thereon payable semi.annually), at the
rate Of seven per cent per annum from July
1t 1905 acSordns to the proyis.ons S o.
/ mortgage was on certain real estate therein
and hereinafter described: and was dated
June 22nd, A. D. 1908. and filed for record
a. NJ. in the Office Of the Register ofDeeds IN
and for the County Of Mobiles, in said State,
| wherein said seal estate 10 situated, and duly
recorded in Book 46 on page $50 Of the rec
ords of said county = -. -, =,
And whereas there Is due and unpaid on
said note aud mortgage, at the date OF this
aud 7s-1OO dollars ($120.75) and no action
or proceeding has been instituted at law or
otherwise to recover said debt or any part
thereof now remaining secured by said mort
AID whereas an instrument In writing. ex-
ecuted as required by law and authorizing
make the Same has been flied for record In
the Office Of the said Register of'Deeds;
Now, therefore. pursuant TO the powers OF
statute in each case made and provided,
win be foreciosed by the sale Of said fealestate
and kerein described -: All that tract Or
parcel Of land situate, lying and being in said
County Of Mobiles and State of Minnesota.
described a. The East half tE:15) of Section
number Nine (e), Township one Hundred One
(1O1), Range Forty -one(4I)" West. Of the
Fifth principal meridian. and containing
three hundred and twenty $500 acres, be
| ment survey, or 30 much thereof Is may be
necessary to satisfy and pay said debt. to.
gether with the costs and expenses OF THU
l ~ ~ n nal mel
sum Of Fifty Dollars $500 attorneys fee.
! agreed therein to be paid Ia case OF forecios
ure; and that such sale will be made by the
sheriff Of said Mobiles county, at the m ain
front door of the Court House thereof. in the
City Of Worthington In said county, on Tues
day the 22nd day May, AID. 1905, at ter
| Dated stsPaui, April I'd. 1905: -:
-. NJ. II. EVANS.
l. . 49, Mortgage.
EDWIN s. CHITTENDEN. 49, 80, .,.s.
4 r >H'. x - Attorney. w. 49, =
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% You Know How Il ~ .sssl
~ TO woman there n sensss "
satisfaction n knowing her new Eow1g
has excited feeling of envy, "a
Notice Of Termination 81 coatract

To Ernest W.Balgema an: NJ s4sys ;s-s
NJ Sir: Notice 10 hereby given, that q certain
contract for deed entered into bstweeh
John Merfeld and yoursslf, dated on the 2Oth
day of May. A. d. 1905, wherein and where
by the said John sMerfeld Co euants and
agrees to convey to you by deed the north-
east gu arter Of section fifteen (1b) and the
northwest quarter of section fourteen (14),
all in township one hundred four (1O4) or
range forty.two (42), MOBILES county. Mime
minated and declared for naught thirty l30l
you, unless you shall within said time pay
or cause to be paid to the undefsigned ali
sums due at the time Of payment, under the
terms Of said contract, and pay the costs Of:
the service hereof. -. II wv NE
sum of seventy.two h0ndred (&72OO.OO) dol
lars being the payment due under the termai
of said contract on February Is. A. D.. 1906.
and also there is due thereon interest from
February Is, A. D. 1906, at the rate of Six
per cent per annum.
That the deed for said premises duly exc.
cuted by the undersigned, will be ON deposit
with the First National Bank of Iona, Min
nesota, located at Iona, Murray county,
Minnesota, from and after this date and the
payment of said sum due under said contract
may be made at said bank. s9 = - r.
Dated April IS, "A. D. 1905. III
G. M. CRANDALL,
Attorney for John Merfeld, 49,. w., Is
Worthington, Minnesota o.
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EDWIN 8. CHITTENDEN,- =
- r T. = -. Attorney.
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Summons For Relief, Complaint Filed

State of Minnesota. County of Nobles.-ss:
In District Court; Thirteenth Judicial
District,
sadie Wagner, Plaintiff, w. r..
+, ."f.->- vs.,
Charles A. Wagner, Defendant
The state Of Minnesota to the above
named defendant,- t-.-S.,
You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff In the
above entitled action, which 10 filed in the
Office of the clerk Of the District Court of the
18Th Judicial Distr let in and for the County
Of MOBILES, and state ::ot Minnesota, and to
serve copy Of your answer to the said com.
the Village. Of Worthington, in: said tCoun-
II, within thirty $50 days after Ter, the the
elusive Of the day Of such service; and 4 you
fail to answer TIE said c9mplaint ut within the
win apply to the court FOR the relief dcmand-
ed in the complaint. i
G. M, CRANDALL,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Worthington, Minnesota.
y
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H. AGE NO BAR.
Everybody 7. Ii i ]. w',or' r Is
s: j.. + Eligible.

Old people stopped with suffer
ing, -, ,..,,,.,, :, ,,,,+;,,o
Youth protesting impatiently
Children, unable to explain;
Baby crying, can't tell why.
g: All in misery from their kidneys.
:. Only q little baokaohe first.
Comes when you catch cold.
Or when you strain the back.
Backache is the first step of kidney
trouble. ~ =. 3.
Many complications follow.
Urinary disorders, diabetes,
Bright's disease:
Doan's Kidney Pills cure backache
Cures every form Of kidney ills.
Plenty of Worthington proof
that is 90. e. -.
Martin Goeber, retired farmer, of
Worthington, Mimi, says: For
about twenty years was bothered
continually with my back. I
thought It was due to old age, and
went about all. the time with q cane.
It was hard for me to get up or
down and my back ached constantly
across the. IONS. ] gave up my
farm and moved to Worthington
Oh account Of this trouble, but it
got worse all the time. OF course,
I tried many things to relieve it but
nothing helped me until got Doan g
Kidney Pills at r NJ. Hickman's
drug store. Ny back rapidly gained
strength while using this remedy
and the pain left 80 that have been
able to go without stick and to
walk as straight as I could twenty
years ago. For q man Of my age
am enjoying pretty good health, :
For sale By all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for thu
United States. ',s' y. ,..'~. s. =. ~ \
Aemmper the name Doan g and
take no other. =.
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p See that your druggist gives you
no imitation: when you ask for
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar,
the original Laxative cough syrup
+. F.. NJ. Hickman.
Operator McGinty of Heron Lake,
was visitor to our city Sunday
afternoon. - -. -. ~,
Why take a dozen things to cure
that cough9 Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar allays the oonges-
tion, stops that tickling, drives the
cold out through your bowls.
Sold by F. M. Hickman.
r G. q. Luehrs is putting a new
tin roof on the Masonic block.
!. For a painful burn. there il
nothing like 'DeWitt's Witch Hazel
|Salve. There are hosts of imita'
'tions Of Dewitt i Witch Hazel Salve
on the market 500 that you gel
the genuine. Ask for DeWitt's'
Good, too, for sunburn cuts, bruises,
and especially recommended fol
piles. The name &c. Dewitt &
Co., Chicago. is on every box.
Sold by F.. NJ. Hickman.
A man who had recently become
4 proud papa wrote the following
letter to afriend: ''She came today
and (as you may have sgueasei
already is q girrel. High moor
was her selection of arriving time
and she is q peach. Glad she wa
not 4 pair. She has no sense 9
humor for when she looked at NJ
she cried bitterly. No man cal
make a hit with his own family
If he does they call him q wife
beaten. I wanted q boy, but afte
profound reflection, I've decided t
keep this ono. My wife is OF tn
same opinion though ! haven't aske'
her.-Ex. s. 3s
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GREAT PRIZES

Get the which with
advance subscriptions cast $50 votes for
date Remind your the great contest going
them book and This the best oer
Won ever heard Of such chance again
Remember these popular books
~ Free right $50 votes this contest for the
Most Popular Teacher
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u p VA Crsanstty w. b
70 Producers and Buyers N
il Hand Separator Cream \: This AZ
partment desires to call the attention
4 q producers and buyers Of cream
l in this State to provisions Of Z Law
! which makes ii 3 isdemeanor u
offer for sale or soil impure, IN.
i wholesome or adulterated tream,
and also the manufacture Of such
cream into any article of food. t NJ:
Further than carrying out these
provisions Of the law this depart
fment has no authority TO regulate
conditions, but it is our desire toAid
in bringing about conditions which
will insure q better quality Of butter
made from hand separator cream.
We believe this can be accomp-
Ilished BY grading all cream and BY
paying for it according to grade.
thus encouraging the production q
cream of good quality. Cream
which cannot be condemned as
unwholesOme may still be Of poor
quality and from which butter Of
high quality cannot be manufao-s
tured. ;z s7,.is5.5 q; g.. n G . q
After consulting with may leading
creamery men the department
wishes to suggest the following
grades for cream and urges all
oreameries to adopt this plan.
Extra quality or Premium
cream shall be sweet or slightly
eour cream Of good quality testing
25 per cent or above in butter fat.
Grade No. shall be sweet or
slightly sour cream of good flavor
testing 90 per cent or less than Is
per cent. - II, II Ss.SS. 81
Grade No. Q shall be cream
slightly old or off flavor, Of any test,
and which can not be classed as inn
pure or unwholesome. ss.s 3:s !.
Rejected cream shall be cream
that is unwholesome and unlawful.
The above system of grading con-
forms to the laws of the State Of
Minnesota which provide that. im-
pure, adulterated or unwholesome
cream shall not be used for the
manufacture Of any food product.
All cream producers using hand
separators should endeavor to pro
duoe + only Extra quality. or
Premium cream and thus secure
for themselves the highest price
and help maintain for the State Of
Minnesota her present reputation
for the manufacture Of high grade
butter. To this end we call atten-
tion: TO- the following ~: 1880 .sst
So; i, r,..,,,o+ 80. 49,, !, M, ].
,, .,,, = s
s.1e :. - - 80. i
~ 4A.Justs youfcteen SEPARATOR '1''
so.uss.ne o.e.m ~. w.. 'e '' pe'"e 20
= enu ~ u. oous -
!. :. .ao eels.ta'ot . tu ,'
os 20 ST., - - 80 a.. =, -. =
-. eA.M yvul - -. 49, - = .u"y
-..o 8 = Isl 80 !" - - ' $50 01o1
-. 80. o.''4. 'Av.o.'1 DeAo LIZA
lus ",ou euo oluol ole.'1n -
Doto1o ss.. '4ae y nl your
$3.50 $3.50" a - '..'o - . o''"1 anu
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FOR HOME, SCHOOL. OFFICE
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The fills the need for well dged
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Re tj about every Science History Biography
Geography Chemistry Medicine Mechanics and scores
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planned simplicity explanations the convenient size Ct youmes
the clear print bindings and the price,
= maize the Greatest Of Century
Encyclopedias comprises eight S14 inches ~
over four thousand Fully and
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back and $500 for the eight volumes.
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creasss il both the high school and

creases III roth the 4hieh school aud
rrada sor,a Il. \.
on;ta copsidara hla i'm ~ nrova J, na,,tt
we're MADE IL tha heating ant,
water aarv;caa l.stsvaar: and Others
have inst bean. authorized bv the
school boan1 and viii ba mt in this
spring r (annal training "a, intro.
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For sale by..F. G. Stitser'., =. -
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FEED YOUR HOGS
A Sure Worm Expellor and Disinfect-
ant and You viii Not Be TrOsab-
<. led With Sickness Among -.
--. Them.

Liquid Koal is not only a sure
Worm expellor but no better Disin-
.fectane can he found. Nearly all
the experimental stations say that
more, hogs die from worm trouble
than all other diseases combined.
It costs only two cents to: write to
your nearest experimental station
and we will guarantee that they
will tell you that Coal Tar products
properly prepared are the cheapest
and best disinfectants on the
market today. "a. .::~1 s
Liquid Koal is guaranteed to kill
all kinds OF lice and germs. s. !.
Two thorough : applications of
Liquid Koal, used one part of
Liquid Koal and thirty parts of
water will cure the worst case OF
mango among horses cattle or hogs.
Apply ten days apart, not longer;
as the length of time between ap-
plications is important. - 8.
Use Liquid Koal one part Koal to
twenty parts of :, water to kill lice
and mites in your hen houses and
you will find it the cheapest and
best lice killer on the market.
Liquid Koal is always sold on q
guarantee to do as recommended.
York, Neb., June "a, 1908.
Henry Scheele, Jr., lost four head
OF cattle. They had black leg. A
calf that cost him 800 had it and;
tha boy gave it up. We asked him
to try Liquid Koal. He got a quart,
gave three doses and the calf is
well. That may sound fishy but it
is worth Investigating. Henry lives
six miles west of York and you can
talk to him. Liquid Koal is made
BY the National Medical Co., of
York.-The Teller: -
Manufactured by National Medical
Co., Sheldon, Iowa. - -. q.
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GaIiformiem.

Cine ouffdQige 9emegune
mad)t Iif our 3eit inter ben Chine.
fen Der Bocific.aiiite bemerfbor.
8iSber brGngten Die &l,lis nit aller
WfodJt trot oes @impanberilngsper.
botes iiber Die @ren5en Der Gereinig.
ten Staaten. 9as @inmanOerungss
berbot mar elmer Der Saltptgriinbe
fir ben dineiii6en 9opcott gegell
amerifonii6e @aaren. limo MN
nit einem Mtole bieie itarfe Slid.
iuanberung, Die notwithstanding, obne
Dob mo ii6 beiien redt bepuBt lit,
in aQer StiQe aud aus anoeren
Sbeilen Der Ser. Staaten Dor iif
gebt! Wan i9reibt allS San Sran.
cisco, OaB ungef1br 10000 jltnge
Gbineien ans oen BocificItaatpn in
Der leeten 3ett nod China 5liriidge.
gangen limo oOer iif sur Giidlunn'
bernng anididen. @oS bebeutet
0ieler @roous? SeoeniaQs lit es
elm bemertenSnert6er llmItano, oaB
er glett5ettie nit Der f~rembenieino.
lifen 9emegung in China Dor ii6
eebt. Die @bineicn periteben gu
idpeigen; Iber ole llriad)en oieier
&iidtpanoerung lit bober nidts bon
linen az e%rfohren. Cine betrGcbt.
liGe Hiidpnnoerung bon &lllis bot
ia olleroings ifon aaiGbrliG itott.
gefunben. 9l6er nod ME bat lie 10
llnermortet groBc Gimeniionen ollgc.
ncmmen. Mtan neiB ni6t, Oh bieic
Niongolen iiG aus eigencm gntrie6
in ibre 6ineiiiHc @cimotb 5uriid6e.
eeben, ODER Oh iie gebeimen 9efeblen
sSolae leiiten.
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Meratc tlno permirrf.

Sie bemerfenspertbe 8eneiuna
bes &ennetb IcSper aus Sance.
boro, We., lit bon groBem Sntereiie
fir Webi5iner uno einem groBer
SreunSesfreis. ueber ieinen SAL
i1reibt er mie folet: Snfolse elmer
erniten gnt5iinorns bes Salies unt
glutanoranges na6 Den 2ungen
gaben MIDI orei ger5te. ais Dem
3ooe perfaGen, auf als id, alS
Lester @nfer, mid periuft fiiblte,
Or. Sings Nelp DISCOVERY at pro.
bieren, uno i6 BIN 10 gliifliG gu
ingen, boB es mein 2eben rettete.
Seilt Die i6limmIten Suiten nnt
Grf1ltlrngen, gron6itis, Soniilitis,
i6paGe 2ungen, Seiierfeit uno Ole
Grippe. @arontirt in ser slpo.
tbefe bon s. Is. Guete, 656
Moin StroBe, dubuque, Soma.
FreiS 80 Gents unb $1.O0 Ole
Slai6e. Brobeflaihe frei.
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Ne,u DOrt.

Sn SEEM Yorf iorpobl ais IL
anoeren StGbten pilegen piele 9a.
men, che tie Die SbeatersW atinees
be'llden, III Die elegantern Ganbp.
Saoen ein5ufebren unO mebr ooer
mlnoer groBe Guantitdten ieiner
tran5oliifer 9onbons 81 fauiei1, I'M
Damn, I'M Sbeater ongefommen, Ell,
men nod Dem anoeren binter Den
rotben Sippen peridminben 81
laiien. Sa, iogar miiroise alte
Gumen ihelten iih niGt, in ibren
Sanotaifen lolhe 8onbons mit5u.
tragen uns IN ansemeiienen Seitr1u.
men bon ben SiiBiefeiten ST. maiden.
Wan lit MIN bobinter %eefommen,
DOB elm fleines S6ddtelden oieier
10 nnihuIoia a~usiebenSen gonbons
io5uiugen einen peritablen .Salubn"
reprdientiert, bob ieber 8onbon Der
beliebteIten Sorte Elm SrSpfhen 81.
quor entbdlt.
Im 8roaolpop aQein, iagt Der
nSeralo", befincen ii6 unsesablte
2dsen, in pelden 2iqitDr.g onbons
sum Hreiie bon 60 Gents bis 81
$500 bas Tfuno perfouft merben.
Gs miro perii6ert, bab Der @enut
elmer groberen Wenge oerielben Der
alerld0nlten ,SGmips", ia logan
einen peritablen mon per5eibe
bas barte @ort = @alid berbei'
fiibren fonn, ltnb oab oieie Sort,
Ganbp bon pielen 2euten eenoiier
pirb, tpelde ionit Den @enuB aud
MIR Der gerineiten Guontitat be.
rauihenber @etrGnfe ais cine Seb'
iiinbe anieben unO ieoerseit bereii
p1ren, fir Die 2ocal.S stion-gi0
unb alio Die ShlieBuns auer @irtb'
idaften 81 itimmen.
8ir fennen ben Cert,
Wir fennen oas 9ieo
limo auh bic Serren GerfaIier:
Seimlih triufen lie Wein uni
Shnaps
ltnb Gffentli1 trinfen lie @ailer.
@obl in nifts Inberem sibt &c
10 piel Selifelei OILS i'm Srinfen
60 lautet benm 5. 9. aiif cine gan;
anbere alaiie bon 2euten, als biz
oben ge5eihneten, Der Solgenet
8ers:
Sci pffener Sbiir
Srinfen lie gier;
Mber peritedt
Srinfen fie Seft.
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Suinois.

Chicago bat alle onberen
StGbte oes 2anOes an 3abl Der in
Den Wonaten Sanllar unb Sebruar
1906 periibten ihneren Serbrefen
melt iibertroffen. @apor Dunno
bat 5pnr in elmer Eoli5eiitatiitit Den
Na6peis gelieiert, baB in ben bei'
ben berfloiicnen Wonoten meniger
Worbtbaten, ginbriide ulO 9ieb-
itGble in Chicago periibt wuroen,
oils i'm gleiGen 3eitraum oes Sab
res 1905; trosOem ~beitdtigt Die Sta'
tiff MIR Den iflimmen Tlif Der
Stoot, baB es bier nit Der Cider.
belt bon 2eben unb gigentbum
ihlehter beiteQt lit, oils in irgenb
elmer onoeren amerifanii6en @rob.
Itoot, uno DoB Die Yoli5ei aligen.
i9einIi6 ni6t I'M Stanoe lit, Dem
5reiben oes Observation-Disclosures Gin.
bolt 81 tblln, pic Die folgenbe per'
glcihenbc Stotiitif Ser amerifani.
iden SouptItGOte benefit:
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Observation-Disclosures
]: !: Snlanbii1es. !
- "
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NicbGnaa,

Ius 9ot6ion miro SolgenOeS
eemeloet: Sniolge ser &erbaituns
bon @ia GbriItmas urlo @alter
&oQanO, in GerbinOute nit Dem
breifa6en Mor0e in Der 6amilie
Gbriitmas, famen nelte uno leniatio-
neQe @ntbiiQungeu ourd Die Ser
mittelumg zines Gebeimpoli5iiteu,
ieineS @ebiilfen, zines SaufreOners,
zines ober9lGubii6en NcgerS uno
Oeiien Moltleiel3 ans Sogeslidt.
Ser @ebeimpoli5iit, Ser in ser
Sode arbeitet, %erflGrte, DOB ons @e.
BeimniB geloit lit. Gr mor ieit
mebreren @ohen in COTTONWOOD in
Den &alOern perborgen u1tb bate
iib einen 9teger gemfetbet, Der inn
0as @iien bradte. Gr batte Den
Ne9er i'm @eroofte, etlpos bon Dem
0forOe 5u ptiien, unb NIT Siilfe ieis
mes perborgenen 9au6reOuers iprad)
er 0urd ben @iel 81 ibm. Der
G%berglaube oes gtegerS nurbe err
ipedt uno er ioa Dem Mouleiel Die
@%in5elbeiten oes WoroeS mitgetbeilt
baber. Die 8erbaftung BON Wia
GbriItmaS unb @alter !Solone
folete. Die Grmoroung Ser So.
Mile Gbriitmas nor cine ser ifreds
lihiten M%orotbaten, Die jemals in
0ieier @egellb begongen prlroen uno
bis 51t Den jiingiten @ntbiiaungen in
b~oaitGnbiges @ebeimniB gebiiat.
Ger Morb perltriad)te 10 9roBe @nt'
r%iiiIung, boB $1,000 in Den 8onfen
IN, 9otbion als 9elobnung fir Die
@erboftung Der Worber beponirt
muroen.
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nit fnapper Notb Der @ernihtung
IS naren slpiiGen 200 unO 25C
Sergarbeiter nnb ionitiee slngeiteatt
IN bieicm @ebditbe antpeieno aIs Die
Sofpine nieeergins. Die @obnune
Oes Observation-Disclosures Cor emf.
9ing ebenfaas MIR nit fnopper
geotb Der 3eritorune. Die 2amine
bate gum erDbtan Sbeile ibre arnft
o%erloren, OILS lie Die 4riifungsperf-
lt1tten unb Den General Store Ser
Camp Bird . Mine errei6te. Siele
canine, Die lid ~aaiGbrlit 5ei9t unO
II. 2. ilibe" genannt miro, mar
in oieIem Sabre GROCER oils ie 6l,por.
Sic begann iid] an porbergebenben
Ibeno Inn Z llbr in 9emesung 81
ieben uno nobm ibren gepobnliden
2ali. Sn Der &egel lit ibre 9raft
perloren, fpcnn lie Die Sdluht err
reiht, ober oicies Wal ieste lie ibren
&onf bis 5urr Camp giro Miible
fort unb 5erbriifte lie mie cine Ger
Idale. 0ieie groBe @iible, Die i'm
oireften Tfaoe Der 2anine lieet,
bemmte ibre furdtbare @epalt,
Ionit bGtte lie D%abrifeinlif aud bas
S6lafbaus errei6t unb seritort.
Ius alen Sbeilen bes Stoates loll.
len Nahribten iiber Shneelatpinen
Elm, nel6e un~eebeueren Shooen an
9eben unb gigentbl,m angerihtet
boben. Nift peniger ols iiebSebn
Berionen biiBten ibr 2eben elm.
mGbrenb ser WaterialihoSen iih oui
mebrere WiQionen Dollars beloiift.
In mnllhen Stelen baben Die 60
minen ben Sfnee 80 bis 800 SuB
bod oufaetbiirmt uno Die 9ergleute
BON Der %glubenpelt abgeihnitten, bo
feline mcnidlide 9raft Die Shnee.
maiien bepdltigcn fam. @roBe
Moiien Sieb, melfe lid ouf Den
Bergen befinOen iino unfeblbar Dem
Sunaertooe perfoQen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27
Softer bel Den @iIoen.

o9ie Radri6ten iiber bic Softer.
quqolen, Die einige Ser miloen
StGmme ouf Ben Ybilippinen ibren
8efangenen ongeoeibcn loiielL, erill-
nern mid on Die id)redliden
S6mer5erL Die ib mGbreno orei
@onoten an ben Gieren 81 leioen
bate, idrei6t- u. 20. S6ermon
ans Guibing, Yae. ,NidtS bali
mir, bis i6 electric 9itterS Der.
iudte, lpoOon Orei 6loi6cn mid
n~Olit1noig beiltcn." Gasicl6e beilt
&e6erleioen. Gpspepiio, @lutfronf-
beiten ulro Molario ll1O nlod)t aus
i6modlcn uno nerp0icn &erionen ac.
iunoe Wienidell. @arantirt in ser
Ipotbete bon S. %. &uete, $50
Stain StraBc, Dubuque, Soipa.
9reis 80 Gents Die 8laiGe.