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The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
Would Produce Deed.

Butterwood offered II qtt times h. toI
produce a deed to the property Tor
SIS 900: agaii" he offered TO produce
it, for $4,000 ai them he stept drop
plng. dowp until ,be'flnally said he
would produce the deed for Y25OO,
n fs said that within' the past few.
DAYS ha hasa made similar offerslto
stockhnlders. in, the GompanYni Hls
zane seems to be to hold up the
company. All of his offers have been
refused Buttenwood also hndfd de
sire. oft, expEessed, to have ven
geance on a certain member OF the
company. N seems thht he has fire.
auently admltted his fraudulent deed
to various. persons Ile ornhls, ailqr-
'ney. Mr. Greer, made proposition az
Ter propusitioH" to- Mial walker TO
save Mr. Walker from loss, but
Walker declined to accept. any OF
these propositions and preferred 70
stand by 'tiie company iii a fight ror
the title TO the SiSraighths linterhf
in the Black Cat claim, the dteeis e
the other two-eighths being IN nam
Buttefwood ft seeihs! often said
that "he got the wrong man, when
be. sYiqdleds Mr. Walker. II the
| breiimlnary Nearing in June Henry
| H. 1nOnet'n Il WilH'0h ibi th' ~ ''' -
| tlon, testified that ina conversation
| With him Butterwood saldi-l dldn-
want 10 catch Mr.. Walker. He hat
treated me, tIGbf'pbnt D@as Aftcr'ths
] mar aofosssltlidi stpeetI and Walker
\ walked into the trap
1 Every. chance was. given Butter
wood TO make good and come for
ward with the deed. He failed to dt
go. demanding more money, and las
| June. he was arrested on u charge o
| obtaining. money under false pre-
| tense. At a preliminary, hearing
Judee John H hin declared that
was evident that fraud had beef
practiced and that the evidenc
! stronely indicated that Thomas But
I fterwood was the man. who had per
petrated the fraud. and he bound mr.
lover to await the action of the dis
1 trict court. .,--.,.f ..,.t..
/ Attorneys Greer and Logan repre-
sented Bdtterwood at the prelimir
{ ary hearing Mr.. Logan alone ha
! Echarge Of the case today, Greer hay
. ing left the City.
Buttdtwood's home Is In Salt Lax
CITY and Salt Lake peonle. are. o
]thfs bond. He Is quite well ienowt
Utah and western Colorado miqin
: 81 .11i93i go; 7isal- L.-T'7n1! y
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
GREAT REVIVAL
SONJM CHICAGO
Especial to The SentIneD

-- chicago. Oct. S.=Spiritua1 reyfv-
-alism of the -up=to-date sort IN
great hoored, seated and steam heat
ed tent, was inaugurated yesterday
at North Clark and Chestnut streets.
The Rev r. A. Torrey preached two
stirring sermons to congregations
each of whom numbered more than
5000 persons, the seating capacity OF
the tent. At the close of his dis
course. DR.. Torrey announced that
the big tent, which cost $4,000 to
erect and equip, will be the scene
of daily meetings until the latter
part of November.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
ltbe aeed 10 tho Black ca claim

ing theaieed To the Black Cat claim.
There is no question but what the
company once had deed to the
property. 1t is known that it was
sent to0Utah to be recorded, but II
was, never recorded. Mr.. Walker
aud, the other -wella known citizens
Interested in the company would like
to know what became of that all i'm
portant deed and who is holding it
secretly now.
The Wilson Mesa Mining & Mill
ing company had expended several
thousand dollars on the Black Cat
claim. 1t is pronounced avery val
liable property. la
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
.TELECRAPHERS
WAGES are
RAISED {.
Especial to The sentin,

Topeka, Kans., Oct. S.-The Atch-
ion. Topeka G. Santa Fe announced
today an Increase III the wages of
all telegraph operators on the sys-
TEN. The increase came as a sur
prise to the men. the first knowledge
they had of 1t being voluntary an
nouncement by the company. Here
Is the list of Increases:
Operators Oh the Illinois and Mis-
souri, divisions, 81 month. On the
Kansas City, eastern, southern Kan
sas. Midland, western Oklahoma and
Panhandle divisions. SO month. Or
the Arkansas river. Colorado. New
Mexico and Rio Grande divisions,
$3.50 month. ...-.,....tsnr
This is the second increase In
wages the Santa Fe operators have
had in the last twelve months, the in.
crease In that time being about $
per cent. ls aaa -.S
The road employs non-union oper'
ators. .,lr .Ha
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
BIC F u N ER AL
,,iI1oFI9'a5DELTA i
MAYOR +
fspec,ai q awe sentlhe1. !

Delta, Colo, Oct. S.-rhe largest
funeral ever held ut Delta was that
yesterday of Mayor Frank Hunt, who
committed suicide by shooting him
self y The funeral was conducted by
the Odd Fellows, of which Mr.. Hunt
had been II very prominent member.
The flags on the court house and the
city hall were at half mast, banks
and all business houses and Offices
were closed from 1 TO 4 pm.
The business mems association
sent avery fine floral tribu,e.y Large
quantities. Of flowers We're Sent BY
friends. w 4 w
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
RAILROAD man
GUILTY OF F-
MURDER a@
(spccia1 to The sentincI1

Denver. Oct. S.-Because an apol-
oey was demanded in a friendly way
from him for. vile names which he
had called a new acquaintance E. l..
Peirce, employed by the Denver &
Rio Grande-f shot-twice aul Instant
ly Killed El IS osborn OF 911LGrand
avenue, in the rear of the undertake
ing paFlois, puFrapk kelly 'atrri1O
West Fifteenth street at y 16:3O
o'clock last night.
Before. the badly, reached the floor
Peirce spranE to the rear door, and,
avoiding tho witnesses TO the muir
der. escaped. ssugr gy ~
Up 70 q, late, hour last night the
police had Failed to capture the mnr-
derer, u
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
SHElFORESAW W
-mar"sHIS DEATH
ts,.ntlners special News servieel

(Stntinel's Special News Servicr)
Albuquerque. n. Nj, Oct. s.
Frank Whitticher, a Santa Fe brake
man. was run oyer by switch en-
glne which was backing down to the
round house and INSTANTLY killed. 4
In Whittacher's pocket was found
a letter from an auId inrLogansport,
Ind, begging him to come home at
once as another nephew had Just
been killed and she had a PRESENT.
ment that Whittacher's life was, in
danger. His death occurred the same
day that the letter was received. n
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
John- Macbeth. special organizer

John Macbeth. special organizer
for the Woodmen of the World and
one of the best known lodge men in
this section, has been in Grand juno
stior1- for several days, getting ac-
quainted with the scores OF local
iNvoedmrn. Mr.. Macbeth win make
his headquarters here for time and
devote his attention to increasing the
membership and widening the influ-
enee of the Woodmen of the World.
He and Capt. Kennedy make great
team, of workers, ri18lll e.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
SENATOR LODGE
MUST5TELLALL
fspecfal to The sentineI.)

Boston, Mass, Oct. S.LAs the re-
suit of the statement concerning the
corruption. alleged to exist In the
Boston city government, made by
United States Senator Henry c.
Lodge at the republican state con-
yention on last Saturday, the sena-
tor was summoned to appear Mon
day. by District Attorney John ID;
Maran, before the grand jury and
tell ali he knows of the situation at
the city hail. yera. b.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

Atsi5 ocnk,an nvgu case undo
n
II
h
for
5
'""'s ~"'
the OF money
he
renf mphbL
o
p III
he i
Now we
pen
ii the Ictnn :
+ nhrgnr conduct o
emIIh this
+ +hm denndan C
+rmplua Fin @
believed quy
Ia % +
this tn ~ rt
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
NEW EVIDENCE : (
AGAINST WIFE
fsueciai to The Scntinclo

Pittsburg. Pa, Oct S.-intelese Ill.,l,ss,
in the sensational Hartje divorce
case has been renewed by the an an
uas nn,,,,ce tnent OF a ,petitior which mas
heen' nee fled bg the complainant Aug
ust u Hartje, with the Justice OF ~, me =,
snnreme mn court now sitting at Phli-
5deinbia asking that the case be re-
auened auer in order that additional eyl- cyl
dence, % said 10 be damaging to oouid ,9S
defeEdant. Mary Scott Hartje' eou'o
be heard.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
THE ALARM
WAS FALSE
BIG PLOT STORY
Is Punctured by Reliable
Dispatches---No Attempt
to hur der Governor
Buchtel---OnIy Ordinary
Plan to Extorr Money
1r From Business Man.
Especial to The sentinel.y

topctistIa 10 Inc SthlAhti.J
q DenyeI,1 Oct. S.-What at
q first appeared to be a gigantic
a plot to dynamite the home of
n Edward Chase of 1872 Race
a street. as well as the homes of
4 other wealthy citizens. dwindled
a down last might Into a scheme
Il to extort money. which originat-
a ed In the shalbw brain of Kent
ABB. Bigelow, an tsS-a-week clerk
a employed by the Kendrlck book
a and stationery store.
4 Such is the heHefYof Chief of
a Police palaney .-mho at the end
a of many Investigations had suf
4 feicnf evidence to ,arrty young
Il Biselow. al J- , "
a The prisoner is being held on
4 the technical charge OF .inyesti-
a cation, and. while he has made !
a no confession, Bigelow has ron 4
q tradIcted himself. so repeatedly
q that his story has lost all sta
AZ sIl''y 4 . 4 a
6G0 ma n n jSsa3N oNn,a6AAG,
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
BOY CONFESSES
H.. MURDER OF GIRL
fsnecial to The Sentipel.1

Camden, N. j.. Oct. s'-Joseph
Wood, aged 10, arrested on suspicion
for the murder of 0-ycar-old Ethei
Neyens, whose body was found III
the brush not far from her home last
Saturday. made a confession today IN
which he admits having murdered
the child. .r., -sa-.sr err
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
There was another sceisterv-,--t

saturday at one OF The Stations ot
the Telluride Power company AMI
several of the men we're slightly in
jured and one quite seriously, Mr..
Briscoe was one of the injured, hay
Ing his hands burned seyerely,, The
boys from Grand Junction who are
employed al this point We're not on
shift of the TIM when the accident
occurred and Y was what Is called "A
shor', circu9. -f rco13 l aml
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
RuIed II Out

1ndce shaekleford ruled that the
-, bad no direct bearing on TINS
ls'.t ',t-.ticnIar case. as Mr.. Dittman re-
PaI Pptd "a 10 che present time" in his
letter. and the letter was w. oiIaesd
NAV OF last year WINE the tm a civ
offense was not commit.en mt nI OF 81
months later. The Letter WAS i4o'
admitted as evidence.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

The rain of Sunday wet the ground
in the orchards IN elegant shape for
fall cultivation. and not a great deal
Of irrigation will be necessary The
trees will go into winter much hard
Ter than usual, as the new growth is
fully matured and able to Withstand
a harder winter than usual,a which
many predict IS ahead Of the valley
this year. 1Itts 81 "a agsI
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
...s.o. Annthar Mnn.' :,

|. Mr. walker insisted on -knowInE
=, nnce inst what Butterwood meant.
pntterwood "a finally told him that the
comnany had no title to the Black
81 claim. the richest of the group;
aSnttted that he had grossly rfIisrep-
aosanted the facts to Mr.. Walker
s,t saida that after learning that Mr..
pWa,ber wa had put his own money IN
+be stock he did not want Mr.. Wal
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
NEBRASKA TOWN
.a4 VISITED BY FIRE
fSnecial TO The sentinel.)

Oxford Neb., Oct. 9.-FITe -
vesferday destroyed more than hall
the store buildings and part OF the
cnntents of the principal business
a,iocts of tie town. The total loss
is sIIghtIy in excess of 100000 SiN
business firms were burned out
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
BELCHAZZER -.
IN THE SHADE
Especial to me sentinel.)

Chicago, Oct. s.--ren thousand
aollars will be spent by the Chicago
oackers on the feast which VIII be
sst'eq IN the new banquet hall at
.ue W Auditorium Annex tonight by
s,sl members of the beef packers associ-
ION ION at the opening of their annual
sSls'ention, ss Ale will be the drink
"Au old English songs will be sung.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
NO VISIT TO THE ra
COUNCIL ARRANGED

one Of the ministers of the city
G9S. Is taking leading part in the
as. snl against he saloons stated this
Sselnooh ~ to The Sentinel that, so
ist, as ne knew, no plans had been
visi. Dy the Ministerial alliance to
rsu ,s,t 'he city Iouncil this evening and
make certain demands.
ss, 1e trial OF the saloon keepers is
.co .oT tomorrow morning in police
IN aud tn, ministers are expect
~ ,ne case L be disposed of as far
time. . .o''ise' nNu. ~
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
TO-MAkE-UP.---...-..----I
WITH BROTHER
(special to The sentlneI.)

New York, Oct. S.-Anxious to be-
come reconciled to her brother, to
whom she, had not spoken in %
years. Mrs. Cop Kingley, head of the
Union of Brotherhood, an organiza-
tiou of theosophic nature, has cut
short her tourIof evangelisma In fort
eign countries to hasten to New
York. .-t,--.,-.
= Her brother who his physicians
say cannot =live=but= a =few=nfort.= days.
lis Johu Wescott, one of thel ~ealthi-
est and most widely lnowH lof pro-
fessional gamblers In this Country
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
...,... Little Evidence.

few witnesses, nelghbors oil haff
T., fben testified to his good charae-
10 and standing in the commuhity /.
HARRIS. the defendant was NOT pu. t,
." At 10 o'clock the defense had rest
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

( At $50 am. the first passenger
train to leave Goldfield for Tonopah,
Nina and other mining towns along
The route pulled out of the depot
amid the cheers of a great crowd of
people.
The railroad men returned to work
nm practically the same basis as be-
fore the strike commenced
The men who drank while on duty
have been suspended till their cases
can be acted upon by the railroad
company. ....r
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
UNDERTAKERS
ARE MEETING
Especial to me sentlneI.)

Especial % The SentIneI.)
, Norfolk. ava. Oct. S.-Delegates
from forty-one-, states, representing
a total membershipSof 5000, assem-
bled in the. Pine Beach hotel this
for the opening session Of
the twenty-siXth annual conyentioh
of the National Fqnsral; PirectorS'
Association.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

Rev, ]. II. Hubbard. presiding ell
der of the Denver district of the a.
NJ, E, church. will arrive herel this
week to. hold the first quarterly
meeting at Handy chapel.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
wicsscr Investigated.

investigatIons made by Attorney
,Wniam Wieser dU the'request of Mr.
WallSe- proved thai no deed 40 the
claim had ever beer, fled for the
company in the Utah county record
er's Office, though there is sufficient
reason to believe. that the deed was
once made but Is, now mysteriously
'missinig ''' "''
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
1
NOW OVER
TRAINS AG AIN
II The Nevada Gold Districs
..All Men Ordered Back
to Work by Labor Or
canizations---Creat Re-
ioicins--.First Train Out
Today. -

coldaeld. Nev., Oct, s.-The Q
< ,,,its Of ali the employees of the Q
x Tonopah and Goldfield railroads q
< ahicb has ISOLATED Goldheld Q
< t,nm all communication by rail q
< Win the outside world SO far, q
!; x SI anne TO an end at pm. yester- Q
K day when all the men were or 2
I; dered er back to work by the heads q
K n their respective national or q
h carnations. r-E
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
&. ri,1s NOT Good. 'l.I

.s The next day Butterwood went 70
Mr. walker and advised him TO sen ',!I.
the stock he had purchased at once 1,',
and not to ask him the reason why!
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

, Last night there was a regular
meeting of the Carnegie library
board Outside OF the allowing of
"a number OF bills very little business
of Importance was transacted.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

The premiums awarded to Mesa
county at the state fair are expected
in few days. and will be sent to
those winning them at oLce upon
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

Today d. 7. Stone transferred to
Caroline l.. Stone lots 80, 81 and 80.
block 10, Grand JuEelion, for $4,000,
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

A moonlight ride Just now Is de-
lightful In an auto. Make up par
ty. Phone BUCK 5S4.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

.Elidal w. Evans has sold to w. s.
Gallagher lots 81 and 80, block 53,
Grand Junction. for $500.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

fo- lol OF &c line of .graniteware
for - and alot of i20c {graniteware
ioe. . aid 10c store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

Today John S. Goddard trans
ferred to w. S. Newton tract Of
land near town for $iSOe. O
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
LANDEADIES
rarr- : FORMnUNION
Especial to The SentineI.)

Springfield, Mass. Oct S.-Twen-
ty of Vest SpriRghelds boarding
house mistresscs have formed un-
ion and voted to raise the price of
board from S5 to SG-.a week-and to
put the new rates into effect at once.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
fNSERSFAFE
- COMMISSION
Especial to The Sentinel.)
AILI.LrN..! a ).

washington. Oct S.-Members of
the Interstate commerce commission
held the first Communicating today
since. its adjournment IL. July for va
cation Business transacted was
princfpahy of a routine character,
together With aidiscussion of plans
|forf-tiie autumn md winter.nin 3 'u
The business of the eticommission
will be greater this autumn than ev-
Ter before, several hundred cases be
ling, un ,the sdocket. Many of them
Twill befheai'd by special examiners.
=.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Merrill,
!wtff-fcrve- next week FOR Sa1fdd 70
lid dteni the annual meeting of the
Igrand lodge of Odd Fellows of CoiS-
rado. Mr.. Merrl1l goes as dele
yat e-f.en.-the. e.-ieesi-iodr'.- rrd-tris
wife as a delegate from the Rebekah
lodge. After the session at the close
of the week they will go to Denver
for a short visit with the mother and
brother of Mr.. Merrill. whom he has
not seer since he-l Seattle about
a year ago.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

,,v lot OF gnniteware of 35c quail
'o' 24e.-s and~10c- -store..--e'
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
A. I. HARRIS E55'sss E;55'ss's' :. =. = =.
.5..s5 1g.sa1.5F FOUND GUILTY

Unless Verdict Is Reversed A. j. Harris exRoad Commst
sioner Must Go State Prisonhoon For New Trial
Defense Claimed That Custom of the County Commsf
sioners Frequently Allow the County to Be Charged
With Extra Time Large Extent justified Harris
Interesting Letter Barred From uryMen Higher Up in
County Government Should Share Some of the Blame,
Declares Attorney Carnaham Celebrated Butter
wood Case Contnued---Its History. en- SIN 81.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08
Butterwood Case Goes Over.

BuIItFWOpu ShH' cpNf' +DfN'fIs
1t was generally expected that the
trial of Thomas Butterwood would
follow the Harris case this afternoon.
This is case in which n large NUNS
ber of prominent Grand Junction
business men are Interested. and the
trial promised to be the most In
teresting of the court Bntterwood
is charged with obtaining s2500 pn7
der false pretenses, and the circum-
stances and details of the case are
very unusual lin many ways. at
I2:45 pm. the case was called. IL
was known that Attorney Logan for
the defense wanted a continuance
owing to certain .investigat ions how
nndeT way which are not completed
the prosecution was also willing to
have the case continued for the0term'
District. Attorney Seligp asked ,tor, q
continuance with the defense not OBJ
. iecting The CONTINUANCE was grant
, edllc Butterwood remains atflioerty
on $1,000 hond. auaat sad iltr r
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

Where is the Decd?
There Is deep mystery surround
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-08

ed its case. Nearly an hour was
required in preparing the instruc-
',,..nSs u,oS were opened. Attorneys Car
nahan and McMullin spoke for the
defense while District Attorney fSe-
lie and Deputy District Attorney Fry
upheld the prosecution. The arGu-
ments were strong and interesting.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24

- Sie @eiitessegenpart bes Sofos
motiofiibrers bes Miiiouri Yacific
Acknowledgements rettete fiir5li6 Suns
berten 2eben unb @elunobeit. Ils
ii6 Der Bug in Der Ndbe bon ct.
@ubert, 105 Meilen peitlid bon
ct. 2ouis befanb, lab er, mie lid
Dor linn bon Dem Ibban9 Elm mdH@
tiger Selsblod losloite unb i'm 8egr!ffe
mar, alf Die @eleile 81 ltiir5en. Ser
Seuermanu ertannte Die @efabr audi
unb iprang ab. uno 5o9 iih ernltlihe
@erlebungen 81. Ser Snsenieur. Ins
breip Cope bon ct. 2ouis, elm pabrer
SeIb, blieb aif ieinem Soften, ieste Die
2uftbremie in Sbdti9feit unb bradtc
ben Sug IN bemIeIben Iueenblide gum
iteben, ais Der etpa flint Sonnen tpiez
aenoe Steinblod ben &ubfdnger bemoz
lirte. Hur Der erite Ba9en berlieh
Die @eleiie. 9ie Yaiiagiere be9liifs
niinihten ii6 gegenieitie, Dab nobl
Wanher bon linen einem fhredlifen
Sooe entgangen mar, Dor Iuem aber
solten iie benz belbenmiitbisen 2ofoz
mutipfiibrer Inerfennun9, Der diif ieis
mem YoIten nisbarrte, anItatt lein
Sabr5eus in Stid al laiien.
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Gtn tncni6 enfremuOti6c Cd
WppeM.

Gin mcniGenireunbIi6 gciinnter
@iirger bon Tidmonb, Snh., Serr II.
9. &iQiams, 107 8eit 0tnin StraBe.
iugt: sd appeliere on ale Yeripnen,
iuelhe id)ipahe Sungen ba6en, Or.
Sings Nep DISCOVERY gu nebmen.
IS lit Dies bas ein6ige Wiittel. ipeld)es
mir gebolien bat unb ipeld)es pDlia
Der @mpfeblung bes gisentbiimers
entlpri6t." gs bat mebr 2e6en sez
rettet ais alle anberen 2unsenbeils
mittel 5uiammen. Sasielbe miro oils
elm Suitens mn oils Elm grfdltun9ss
mittel in Der gan5en @elt sebraubt.
IS beilt Iitbma, 9ron6itis. Group.
a%eudbuiten. Auinip, Seiierfeit unb
Sdipinbiudt; es tilt &uneenblutuns
gen unb baut Oielelben iuieSer nrf,
@arantirt in Der Ipotbefe bon e. 8.
Huete. 656 Wain Strabe, Sus
buale. Solpa. Yreis 80 Geuts unS
$500. Yrobeflai9en frei.
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Observation-Disclosures
Snldnoiibes.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
eNiifricf e nImnlhi0.
StHriet Columbia.

- 9lus @aibin9ton niro 9cmcloet:
ItlitGrS uno 9ipilhcborbcn III Der
8ropin5 Intique. Snicl Yanap, Sbis
Iippineu, babef, bon @ingcboreneu unp
Sremben bas Griucbcn crbulten, cine
@anbe nG6tli6er StrallGritter 81
nnterDriideu beren Wit9lieoer Sun6en
Ourc1 Die &iben Der @dube IN Die
SGu1er fteden unb Die 2eute fibeln,
ipenn JIG l6lafen. Sn elmer An5obl
bon Sdaen bat lid bieies "8ieeln" ais
tDotliG eripieien rnb nu6 III Dem
&riees : Separtement eingetroffenen
Nahridten iinb Die 8clpobner Der
Yropin5 bon einem pantheon Shreden
ergriffen porbeu. IS lit ibnen 9e@
ratben tporDen, Die Spalten III ben
SdrIern 5u peritopfen, pber bod 81
ihlafen. Sic 8eb0rOen tbun allies IN
ibrer Ia6t Stebenbe, nm Die Sonpe
All fdnaen. 2eute. Die nit oenlelben
nGbere Sefannti6aft eena6t BADEN.
erflGren, boB Die vfielife" Gmpfins
oune iebr uuansenebm iein iou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24

bes Wdbfens babbaft 81, fuerben, bas
iib iheu unb dngitli6 bon allen, Die
it'd linn ndberten, ferne belt. Gs
Srau TerfinS 5ur SteIle fam unb ipeis
nenb Die oerloren geglaubte Sodter
umihlob. ipollte pas armc &inb SuerIt
gar nidt glallbcn, DaB lie ibre refte
Wtutter lei. Dian bradte nun pas
Sinh porerlt in ciil 8ab, CAB ibni
&ieiper unb Shube mn lhidte eS
ihlieblih nit Der 0 Shmer5 unb
Sd)anbc gnnS fniiungsloien Srau Ser
fins nah TbiInbelpbiay Hunmebr
miro bas arnle Mdb1en, hn5 mebr ais
elm Sabr b~inourob auf einem aus Sldts
tern 5u6ereiteten Eager 9elGlafen
bate unb iid mr. bon Wnlofrii6ten
urb 8ldttern nGbrtc, pieber Elm
orOentliheS &eiin baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-24
WarDiano.

Gin @bepaar aus Stem 9ort fdbrt
in Der Ndbe bon Baltimore ipasieren.
Yloslif bemerfen Die hcibsn Snialen
bes primitipcn nnd binten offenen
@agens, baB Dus Strob inter ihren
Siben brennt, mubriheinlih bnrd)
Elm iortgeiporfenes Streidbol5 ent5iins
bet. 8Gbrenp lie balten laiien ntlS
bos Seuer loiden, fommt Elm Bauer
aus pem Selo uno id9t: sd babe bas
Selter i6on cine san5e @eile be-
pbnntet." uSa, iparum baben sic
uns nibt geiparnt?" miro er entrIltei
sefragt. Sa ertpioert Der Bauer:
so ieben Sic, beut5utase lperben cine
iol6e Wen9e Grfinbun9en semad,t
bab ih bafte, Der @agen pirb Dor
binten bait aub ipobl NIT Sampf ges
trieben."