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CHAPTER XIV.

YOUIS came to himself just before
midnight and recognized Ann,
and though his breath was labor
A ed and his face lined with suf
fering it was good to feel his familiar
self reaching out to her from his house
Of pain.
"How did you get here" he asked.
II drove with DR.. Braide.'
"I'm pretty sick. I'm glad you came,
SIS" and he put his hand feebly into
hers. where's Rob:"
'He's sleeping. lou must be quiet
now or you'll wake him.
"He's been good to me-
"Sh, dearest" she pleaded. "Don't
talk now. Go to Sleep
81 don't want to sleep. I've slept
enough. 1t makes my head ache
worse"
In the end the boy ceased to groan
and twist and at last slept, but Ann re-
fused to go to bed. Her anxiety and
the many questions pressing to be an
swered engaged her so deeply that she
felt no need Of sleep. Toward mid
night Braide, in despair Of inducing
her to sleep, stretched himself in a
low chair and fell into doze.
It was exactly 2 o'clock when q
single gunshot rang out sharply, like
the voice Of sentinel questioning the
silent night. AS the girl listened tense
ly, three others. deeper throated, an
swered in quick succession. Then
silence again intervened for moment,
only to be torn by fusillade, rat
tat-tat of assault which brought Braide
to his feet.
Ann hurried to Raymond, calling
sharply, Rob, they are shooting!
Don't you hear them? Quick! Quicky'
Raymond rose to his feet dizzily and
looked at her blankly, the mist Of sleep
thick in his BRAIN Other shots and
cries followed. and though faint and
far they clc :ed his vision. Catching
belt Of cartridges from the wall and
turning to Braide he sternly asked,
"Can you shoot?"
Before Braide could answer another
shrill chorus Of yells, fierce as the out
cry Of wolves, arose, vivid light
filed the room, and & second later
dull conclusion shook the earth be-
meath their feet. Ann shrank and
covered, but Raymond, menacingly
quiet, remarked: We'll, our turn has
come. They've blown up our shaft
house"
"Oh, nov' cried Ann. They wouldn't
do that. They darcn't do that
That's what thov'va donn' hc ~
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LAW ABIDING MARLBORO.

Bennettsville, Oct. S.-At 4 o'clock
this afternoon, Richard Dargan was
sentenced to be hanged on Oct 1e,
for criminal assault Judge Hudson
rushed the trial through, taking only
half hour for dinner.
Mrs. Patterson, heavily yelled, told
Of the crime. After she and her two
children retired a man called and
tried to get her out. She refused,
and he attempted to break in. She
and the children ran in their night
clothes toward John Pearson's, a me-
gro, nearby. The man caught her on
the way and accomplished his pur-
pose. She recognized her assaiIant
as Richard Dargan, whom she knew
well. She and the children screamed
for help. The children ran on to the
negro house, and she followed them
as soon as she could, all screaming,
so that the people nearly mile away
whose house they went, said they
were awakened by the screams. The
children ran in and told them that a
man had mama. She came little
later, excited and exhausted, and told
them that Richard Dargan had com
mitted the crime. She got the negro
to come TO BennettsvilIe for her
brothers. Mrs. Patterson's 11-year-
old daughter corroborated her evil
dence. Several negroes saw Dargan
in the neighborhood that night, and
he told one that he wanted to hug
Mrs. Patterson. He was captured in
q, swamp next day.
Dargan went to the stand and de-
MED the crime He was defended by
]. w. Legrand, appointed by the
court. Newton & Owens prosecuted.
There was large crowd of specta-
tors. but no demonstration. Every
body. white and black, semed to
wart Dargan to get fair trial and
his Just deserts. Both races univer-
sally approve the verdict.
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you are not. Come, we must go to

you are not. Come, we must go to
him."
In that instant something seemed to
pass between them-some Invisible, in
tangible bond was established. Ann
put out her hand, and he took it gently
between his palms. "Be brave, dear
girl he said tenderly.
She suddenly reused herself and bur-
ried toward the cabin. Mrs. Kelly
came to meet her with arms opened
wide. her sweet face pale with pity.
"Oh, Ann, darlin', we're needin' yer
Ann went to her for an instant, then
put her aside and knelt beside the bed.
Her heart grew icy cold with the ho:-
ror and the pity Of seeing that blithe,
boyish face set and livid, the 'brows
grave with the gravity Of battle. His
eyes were closed, and, at the moment,
he appeared to be dying. She caught
his lax hand and kissed it passionate
ly. Louis, speak to me! Speak TO
sister,"
Her low cry pierced Raymond's
heart, and while he stood helpless, sick
with sympathetic pain, the doctor took
Ann gently by the arm. please leave
me alone with Louis for few minutes.
Trust him to me-"
Raymond turned comforter. "The
doctor is right. His case is not decided
yet. You must remember how strong
and we'll he has been. He's not the
pale Slip he was when he came here.
Please go over to the house and let
Nora make some tea for you" he plead
ed, and at last she yielded and, with
a final look at the sick boy, went out
with Mrs. Kelly.
With that half superstitious conf
dence which even the most intelligent
feel when the doctor is present, Ray
mond soon followed. He was tired
tired! His long ride to the valley and
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STATE HEALTH BOARD MEETS
Vaccination Crusade Determined Up
ON and it Will Be Carried Out With
Great Thorouohness.

vaccination Crusade Determined Up
ON and it Will Be Carried Out With
Great Thoroughness.
Col'-hbia, Oct. 9.-The State Board
OF Health at it's meeting today de-
voted most Of the time to the ques-
ton of vaccination. 1t was deter
mined, after full discussion, to push
the matter of compulsory vaccina-
ton to the extent of the law. and un-
der the present law the board has
ample power.
DR.. George R. Dean, of Spartan
burg, as chairman of the committee
on epidemic and endemic diseases,
was placed in charge of this work.
Between now and May he will visit
every county in the State, perfecting
the boards organization of the State
through agents in every county,
whose duty it is to see that every per-
son, black and white, is vaccinated.
The board is especially determined
to enforce vaccination among every
body Of congregated labor, whether
in mills or shops. This is regarded
as highly important, since there is
prospect Of an influx Of laborers from
other States and countries.
The board will not interfere with
the work of the town and city
boards of health, where they are per-
forming their duties properly, but
wherever it is brought to the atten-
tion Of the board that there is lax
ness in any town OF city the board
proposes to remedy the matter and
compel every health board to do its
duty. Most of the town schools en-
force vaccination, but the schools and
colleges will not be overlooked, and
it will be just as well for them to
have the pupils vaccinated at once.
DR.. Dean stated this afternoon that
SLICE lllS SQdulSll Wd1 lNC 0CdlS 4dS
not been free from smallpox and the
only way in which the disease can be
era dicated is to institute campaign
Of systematic vaccination which will
reach every person In the State. AL
ready this fall three or four cases
have been reporaed from different
sections of the State and there will
be more if vaccination is not insisted
upon.
The board also confirmed the
transfer Of the quarantine station at
Charleston and other coast points to
the Federal Government in accor-
dance with the Act passed by the
Legislature. This relieves the State
board of health of a matter which
they felt unable to handle satisfacto-
rilly.
Those present at the meeting were:s
Dr.. T. Grange simons, Of Charleston;
president; DR.. George D. Dean, Of
Spartanourg; DR.. w. H NardiI Of
Anderson; DR.. Robert Wilson, Jr. Of
Charleston; DR.. A. A. Moore, Of Cam
den, and DR.. James Evans, of Flor
ence, secretary.
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back, his lack of sleep, but especially
his anxiety, had worn upon him so that
now, when he could shift some part Of
his responsibility, his steel woven
frame began to quiver and his brain to
thicken. He sank into chair and lax
" looked at Ann.
''{t is sweet to see you," he uttered
slowly = 'doubly sweet because of
Louis. We've done our best, Nora and 1.
was in agony for fear you would not
come tonight. I didn't want to shirk
responsibility or labor-but-I-I want
ed you. It's been long day for me-"
Mrs. Kelly explained: "Rob is dyin'
for lack O. sleep. That's the truth. BE
wouldn't leave the boy, and after rid
ing all the day and the night before.
But come now, have some tea-both.
Ny mind is easier since the doctor
came Sure I know he will check the
fever, never fear that"
Raymond soon put down his cup and
rose. Your drink has done me good,
Nora. 1 will go back to the doctor and
see if he needs help. You stay here, -
he said to Ann, and his voice was init
mate and tender. Il will report at
once"
When he re-entered a few moments
later his tone was cheerful. "The doc
tor has made his examination and is
confident of heading off pneumonia"
AIMS face lit with joy. "Oh, did
he say that?" She reached both her
hands to him. "Now you can go to
sleep. I will watch tonight"
Together they returned to the bunga-
low, and Raymond, after moments
conversation with Braide, threw him
self on his couch. "Ah, this seems
good" he exclaimed to Ann and fell
asleep almost instantly.
She drew the robe over him with
careful hands and turned to Braide.
I'm so grateful to you, Or. Braide.
You are to eat supper with the Kellys.
I think you would better go over to the
house now. I will stay with Louis
He protested against this, but she
had her will. I'm case he grows rest
less" he said at the door, "call me.
However, will return in half an hour
probably"
a suffocating throb Of tenderness
rose in AIMS threat as she bent above
Louis flushed face and listened to his
troubled breathing. Raymond lay in
profoundest slumber, his face in shad-
ow, but his presence was most palpa-
ble and appealing
Nora came softly in. Ann, dear, the
supper is con the table. Go you along
and eat. you're needed to keep the
peace"
Peace between whom?"
Munro and Matt.
''Is Munro there?"
"Hes waiting to see you. Keep him
from Matt; he's in bad temper to-
night
Ann went out with wrinkle Of vex-
alton on her brow
Munro was waiting just outside the
door in the clear, yellow dusk.
"How is the boy" he asked as she
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scan you win? You realize that
to win in anything these days requires
strength with mind and body in tune.
A man or woman with disordered di-
gestive organs is not in shape for a
days work or days play. How
can they expect to win? Kodol for
dyspepsia contains the digestive
juices of a healthy stomach and will
put your stomach in shape to per-
form its important function Of sup
plying the body and brain with
strength building blood. Digests
what you eat. relieves Indigestion.
dvsrnneia sour sto,,,ocl, ~ teton
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ITO BE CONTINUED
Agreed.
Wife (wearily) Woman's work Is

Ileges ..ecs i,iSs}al r-liug = n
al.aassss shirt &C hats jgsE
w!fa5 tiloue;st
The Redwood gazette., 1906-02-21

The following action was taken .by the
Wood county. state OF MIN. esota al their
regular session. Commencing On the lnd
day or January A. ID. 1906 relati, eto,ts
ignating me newspaper in which tie potice
ana list ol rear estate taxes remaining delip-
quent on the first Monuay OF January A. d
1906, shall Dt published
Commissioner e. H. Fredericksen. offered
the following resolution and moved its
adoption:
Resolved that the REDWOOD GAZETTE a
iegal newspaper. printed ahu puln,shs q in
REDWOOD county lie ana the same is her eDy
designated by the Board 0r County Commits
sioners OF he county of Reds ooa State of
minnesota. as the newspaper iii which the
notice and list OF real estate taxes remain
ing de Iinquent on the first Monday in Jann-
airy, 1906: shall be published.
Vote being had on the foregoing resolution
the same was adopted by unanimous vote of
the bnsrn. G. W. MEAI.
chair man Board of County Commissioners
OF REDWOOD county Minnesota.
Attest: /. v. TUNPKINs
GO. Auditor andex-officio clerk of board
! hereby certify that have COMPARED the
foregoing with the original records ut the
county commissioners relative 10 publis hing
Inc delinquent tax list Tor the year 9O4 and
tnat the same Is true and correct copv of
all tndt part relative thereto
witness my hand and Of1cial seal al Red
WOOD Fails. Mimi, this 3lst day OF January.
A. ID. 1906. CIV EVERETT-
Deputy Auditor Of Redwood Co. Mirn.
(Auditor's $ seal)
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UPON REAL ESTATE

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
- Redwood. District Court, Ninth Judic-
ial District.
The State of Minnesota to all persons. COM
panies or corporations who have or claim,
any estate, right, title or interest in.
claim to. or lien upon any of the several
pieces or parcels of land in the list hereto
attached described:
The list of taxes and penalties on real
property for the county of Redwood remain
ing delinquent on the first Monday in Janu-
ary 1906, has been filed in the office of the
clerk of the district court OF the county of
Redwood, of which that hereto attached is
COPY. Therefore, you and each of you are
hereby required to file in the office of said
clerk on or before the Goth day after the
publication of this notice and list, your an
swer in writing, setting forth any objection
or defense you may have to the taxes. or any
part thereof. upon any piece or parcel of
land described in said list, in, to. or on which
you have or claim any estate. right title, IN
tereSt claim or lien. and in default thereof
judgment Will be entered against such piece
or parcel of land for the taxes on said list
appearing against it. and for all penalties,
interest and costs.
FRED L. WARNER,
Clerk of District Court of Red
wood county and State of Min
neSOta.
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Village Of Lamberton.

Lamberton & Sykes first addition to the
village of Lamberton.
Lamberton Sykes second addition to the
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yTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY or
~ Redwood. So District Court Ninth Ju-
dicial district.
l. Fred 4. Warner, clerk of the district
court OF Redwood county and state Of Min
nesota, DO hereby certify that / have COM
pared the foregoing paper writing with the
orlglnal llst OF delinquent taxes upon real
estate IN said county for the year 1904 and
hled January 3lst. 1906. Deputy County
auditor certified copy of the resolution of
the BOARD Of county commissioners desig-
newspaper OF said county, and the afidavit
OF the deputy county auditor as to the cor
rec!ness OF said delinquent list in the pro-
ceedings therein entitled now remaininr ON
hle IN my Office and that the same are true
ana correct copies and II anscyipts Of said
originals and the whole thereof
witness my hand and seal of said court at
uary. A. d. 1906
CLERKS seal) FRED L. WARNrR
Clerk Of District Court, Redwood County,
Minnesota.
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Winona & St. Peter Land Co.'S ID addition

Yaeger's 1st addition to the village of
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Lands in the village of Sanborn.
Township One Hundred Nine, Range Thirty
Six.
Total
Name of owner. Subdivision Sec tax and
of Section. ton. penaitv
G. G.E.Bartholomew, wy of swA. 36 S35 So
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Watson's Fourth addition to city of Red

crouley's addition to city of Redwood
Falls
E. D. French So of. -. & 515a
Luella Turrell 150 IT. of II o6S
W. 5. Mckay. w 100 it. of IL All
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DELINQUENT LIST.

List of real property for the county of
Redwood and state of Minnesota on which
taxes remain delinquent on the first Mon
day in January, 1906.
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TOWN OF VAIL.
TOWN OF GRANITE ROCK.

Township one hundred eleven, range thir-
ty-eight.
Name of owner Subdivision Sec Total
of Section. tion. tax and
penalty
Michael Roller So of ne4 -. s S17.34
Mary Wagner. ...wh of ne4.. IT 1874
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TOWN OF SPRINGDALE.
Township one hundred nine, range tnir-
TOWN OF BROOKVILLE.

Township one hundred ten, range thir
ty-four.
Name of owner. Subdivision Sec Total
of section. tion. tax and
penalty
CarolineHagberg nw14 of neA
and ne4 4of nw4 8 S8.77
JenS P. Jensen. .s1a of swA and
nw14 of SwAand
lots and g.. IL 1903
p. Christensen. .nw4 .. 19 1924
Village of Wayburn in Town OF Brook
vile.
Lot. Block
The Mimi. Con-
ference of 7th
Day Adventists. ...........11 2 $50
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TOWN OF MORGAN.
TOWN OF THREE LAKES.

Township one hundred eleven, range thir-
ty-five.
Name of Owner Subdivision Sec Total
of Section tion tax and
penalty
Aug. Schenck. :. nh of seq ..... SO $3.50
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TOWN OF UNDERWOOD.

Township one hundred twelve, range thir-
ty-nine.
Name of owner. Subdivision Sec Total
of section. ton. tax and
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Township one huDdred thirteen. rarge thir
<, ts1TATE sdF OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF

9. " Everett being by me first duly sworn.
'Sts md says hai he - n, 4. l,uty
@unl3 dunltof o. the CouutA of r. ". al
= q st itt OF Mlnhesnta ira ne Is .xauf
! ed the to' eg" hg list - q I'm Ws III cen
= ais thereot. ana hat he same - a cer-
I. 81 list OF taxes del nquent fn the wear
t@u4 upon the real estate in aid county
g. v. EVfhETT
S'tpscrlDed and sworn To he tore me this 3Ist
lay OF January. A. d. 1906
lei sea- FRED. l.. WARNER
. eIk of District Court Redwood county.
Minnesota
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TOWN OF SHUTDOWN.

Township one hundred ten, range thir-
ty-tive.
Name of owner. Subdivision Sec Total
of Section ton tax and
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TOWN OF CHARLESTOWN,

Township one hundred nine, range thir-
ty-siX.
Name of owner, Subdivision Sec Total
of Sc ction. tion. tax and
penalty
F. A and e. L.
Breutkreitz ....SR OF nel4 ...... S1S.77
F. Holznagel - lots 8 and
andse4 of sw14 30 1884
j. Neeb.........eh of Sw14 and
sw4 of sw4 "a So 80
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TOWN OF NEW AVON.

Township one hundred eleven, range thir-
ty-six.
Name of owner Subdivision Sec Total
OF Section. tion. tax and
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TOWN OF PAXTON.
TOWN OF REDWOOD FALLS.

Township one hundred twelve, range thir-
ty-SiX.
Name of owner. Subdivision Sec Total
of section. tion. tax and
penalty
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TOWN OF WILLOW LAKE.

Township one hundred ten, range thir-
ty-siX.
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Lands in Village of Revere.
Village Of Sanbern.

Winona & st. Peter Land Co. IS 1st addition
to the village of Sanborn.
Pauline Holznagel.. 6 1 7.12
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Village of North Redwood in Township of
Homer.
TOWN OF DELHI.
TOWN OF KINTIRE.

Township one hundred and fourteen.
Cole & Evenson. .seA of seA 49,. 80 s.
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Observation-Disclosures,
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Der Seimatb' ieiner Ieripanpten, in
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ald am belten gefalen.
Wir entnebmen Dem .2e0tdrs
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San Srancisco, Sal. baB bort fleiz
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miro. gr unb ieine Camille iino
porigc @o6e burh ben Seiuh peS
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befinbet iif bel %ieinen gltern in Gan
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mann bon Speus reiiten lesten
Sienstas nah Yerrb, g.. ab. Inn
Der Samilie Sic. Houing unb anberen
gefanrteu einen 9eiu9 a6sultatten.
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europa.

giele Suremburger gmerifaner
baben Den eewiB iebr lobliGen 9e.
braud, ibrar @ngeborigen in Der
alten Seimatb cine 3eitung silSu.
ldiden, bamit Die ienieits oes Saeans
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lit bort elm germ eeiebenes glatt.
B~ortofrei nah europa 9eianot foitet
bieielbe iGbrli1 MIR $500 in 8or.
aus6e5ablung.
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Srofber7o9tbum.
aus Der Damptfaht.

Int Spnnerstag, ben 10. Snli,
traf Der SDpener Sn9enieurz @erein.
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liebenspiirbielter 8eiie Die Giceroni
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gen mar Gmpfang Der fremben 8dlte
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fanb elm geiu6 Der Gbampn9ners
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binger Siitteniperfe einen 9eiu6 ab
uno purben bort alf's Bette bepirs
tibet. Im Samstas mar elm Iusz
fling mad Sifieroinsen, Dem bebeua
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Dor Der Sbat nit Yommerelle 5uiamz
men geieben baben. iudbreno anoere
I3eugen ibn ais ben Segleiter Yomz
niht beitimmt erfennen.
Sas am Is. Snli absebaltene
Hoienieit bate einen groBen @riolg,
Die jun9en Yrin5eiiinnen 0taria mn
Charlotte ernarteten nit ibrem Sc
iolge aif Dem Salfon beS Shloiies
ben impoidnten Su9. Ha6oem
bieier am Shlob anaefommen. iibers
reihtc cine Shddr &inber ben fiirits
lifen Nlters9enoiiinneu Slumen mn
Die feline Srene Balens ia9te Elm
bon Serrn Toitper5eptor 2eliepre pers
iabtes @epihthen Der. Sie grDBts
Srerbe abcr lpar es er'thtlih fiir
Die &riuSeiiinnen. ais JIG burb Die
Menge nod Der Sreitreppe bea
S~tabtbauies iubren unp bort Der
@Iumeni1Iadt 5uiaben unb ii4 barau
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14

@iinih, Seilermeiiter. H.: Caro-
line Sulanna Intonette Hobert. alt
SO Sabre, @ttttpe Dor @buarb Drill
borff, 5tlbs. Iiiefurdn5 @gent. 49,:
Seinri6 Sran5 Inton @eorg Sietes
rid, alt II Sabre unb 7 Monate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14

EtDtlitan0 Der StaDf WtIB.
Seiratben. - g.. SSuli: 60
bann Setter @altbniar. @iienbabnars
better, nit S%oiepbine @d9ener.
SterbefGIle. = IL. Suli:
Npam Gid. oft rs Sabre. Taurcr,
@ittner BON Inna Gatbnriua @lom;
Seter &olter, alt 81 Sabre. Sage
lpbner, Gbcaatte pon Gbriitine BOD.
is. Suli: barbara Clement. alt 6
Sabre, So6ter o Soiepb Clement,
Shreiner.