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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21

SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.--cap-
tain OF Police John Mooney, OF the
Buaa.s'reet station. appeared before
tho grand jury today 20 aubstantiato
his sensational charges recently made
that houses Of ill-reputc. saloons and
rod light vice generally. since tho fire,
have been flourishing In his district
under the protection OF his superior
officers. and Chief pinan In particular.
Tho fsuah-sIreet station has charge
OF large resident and shopping dis
trict Charges Of characterization
have been preferred against Mooney
by DInan, AZ a result OF tho formers
public declaration, Tho calling OF
Mooney to the stand liz looked upon
aH the first step In an investigation OF
tho police department IN which tho
bribery graft investigators promise
that Il shall be exhaustive and pro-
ductive OF results After Mooneys
examination. Hcney refused to make a
statement Indicative of the strength OF
MONEYS testimony. Several other
policemen are scheduled for appear
ance before the grand Jury.
A subpoena In outstanding for For
mer Police Commissioner Alex o'Grady
whom the prosecution has thus far
failed to find. According to his wife.
o'Grady Is In Reno on trip for busl-
ness and health. She snid ne expects
to return on Monday.
Campbell. Mataon and Drew and
John j. Barrett, who win defend
Schmits, today filed In the supreme
court brief. supporting Rucra con-
tcntion In his application for release
on habeas corpus, that pending the
trial Il liz n violation of the state con-
stitution TO keep prisoner incarcer-
atad unless charged with nm offenso,
the punishment for which IN death.
Schmitz' attorneys filed this brief as
"amIci euriae" Ce,), friends of the
court, hoping that decision In be-
half OF Ruef viii stand their own client
in good stead when the tnial comes
on. Ruef's trial, which was adjourned
Friday on account of Ach's illness.
will be resumed Monday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
LAwToN MONUMENT.
Unveiled by President at indianapolis
On Memorial Day.

INDIANAPOLIS, Apr, 2O.-Through
the efforts OF Vice. President Fair
banks, the Grad Army Of the Repub-
lie and tho Lawton monument COM
mission have been brought to an UNI
derstanding regarding the observance
of Memorial Day and the unveilins
of the Lawton monument In this city
on that day.
A settlement by which the G. A,
r. will be enabled TO participate in
the unvelling now seems assured Tn
der the arrangement II Is proposed to
have the President speak from a plat
form at the northeast corner OF the
court house lawn at $3.50 or 3 O'Clock
In the afternoon the address not only
being the principal address Of the un-
yelling but taking place of the memo
tial address for the unvelllng but ta-
king the place of the memorial address
at Crown Hill Cemetery. The address
at the graves Of oil the cemeteries will
therefore take place during the fore
noon,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
II Allowed to Control Democratic
Convention.
CONTAINS RADICAL CHANGES
Convention VIII 30 Asked To Declare
Roosevelt's usurpation OF Power
Against True Democratic Principles
Also Against Government Ownership

CHICAGO. April 20,--A dispatch to
tho Record Herald from Omaha says:
The Democratic national platform Of
1908, II w. J. Bryan eoRtrols the con-
ventlon. win not demand absolute gov
ernment ownership OF the railroads.
This was nuthoritatlvely announced
yesterday by James G. Dahlman, ma
tlonai committeeman from Nebraska
The statement Is In the nature of an
official announcement, for tho reason
that Mr.. Dahlman In In close touch
with Mr., Bryan and recently has been
In conference with him over the plans
and policies OF the forthcoming cam
paign,
Usurpation OF power by the Presl-
dent win also be made a strong point
and the convention will be asked to
declare that President Roosevelt, In
this respect as well an In the matter OF
accepting or approving campaign con-
tributions, has overstepped true Demo-
cratic principles,
Government economics win receive
the usual contention and q halt will
be demanded In naval extensions. II
will be declared that the vast sums
being spent on armament, could bet
ter be employed In irrigating the plains
OF the west. Development Of river
navigation is "a be endorsed.
Election of United States senators
by direct vote of the people, reforma-
tion OF civil service rules and a strong
foreign policy will be strongly pro-
claimed and pledged.
No overtures of any sort are to be
made to the Populists, beyond q gem
eral invitation directed to all classes
to join tn, Democratic party in an
effort to enforce the principles pro-
claimed and demanded In the DemA-
cratic platform.
From the same source It is stated
that tariff reform will again become a
dominant feature of the platform.
The platform, according to Mr.. Dahl
man, has been mapped out and will
contain some radical changes from the
document adopted in 1904. While
Dahlman was not able to go intoI
minute details, he says the prominent
planks in Mr.. Bryans declaration of
the principles will concern trusts, the
tariff, state regulation and money, the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
GARDEN CITIES.
Being Planned For Wcrklnsmsn -,
mont Now Under Wa y

NEW YORK. April 2o.--Announce.
fn.nt was made that tho Garden Cities
Association OF America. an otganlza.
tion TO encourage and aid In building
garden cities for workingmen. has do.
cidad 70 give iis support to three
movements for this purpose and II %
endorse two others. The sitos OF these
cities, II was stated, would not ba
made public Immediately, because tho
land would be seized by spectators
The three sites are on Long Island, In
Virginia, and In Pennsylvania.
The other two now under considera.
tion are In Connecticut and New Jer-
soy. The Long Island tract Ii being
developed and consists OF 500 acres
One factory has agreed TO move there
and others are considering the matter.
John Lcwls Child is president Of tho
association, Among tho directors are
Felix Adler Bishop Henry C. Potter
ana Edward NJ. shepard
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
MONUMENT PROPOSED.
TO Commemorate Detrsat Of Cont
mental Army TO Fort Lee.

NEW YORK, April 20s--The Fort
Lee memorial committee has am
nounced that Sculptor Carl r. Teffs
design has been accepted for the
bronze statue to be erected to COM
merorate the mastery retreat Of the
continental army from New York TO
Fort Lee during the Revolution. The
sight Is at Parker's pond. Fort Lee
and the monument which will be un-
yeiled In October, in full view from
Manhattan and the river.
Sculptor Teff described the monu-
ment as follows:
"On granite base win stand an
upright. obIong boulder weighing 40
tons. Clinging to the boulder viii be-
bronze figures OF two continental
stairs. each ~ feet high. The design
is emblematic Of soldiers scaling the
palisades.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
POLITICAL QUARREL.
Attempt on Spanish Politicians L fe
But Escapes Injury.

BARCELONA, April 2O,--Great ex-
citement has been caused in the city
by san attack upon Senor Salmeron.
the head of the Republican party here.
He was attacked while driving to q
meeting number OF shots being
fred. Senior Salmeron escaped inju-
ry but friend, Senior Cambo. who was
with him was wounded, The hor-
ses drawing the vehicle were killed.
The assault arose over the struggle
over the election Of members of the
Chamber of Deputies, which is to
be held Sunday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
BELIEVED A SUICIDE.

CAIRO, Ills, April 20.--The coat and
vest belonging to p, H, Strowhun,
general organizer for the American
Federation of Labor, was found today
on the Mississippi river bank, A search
Is being made, as II Is believed that
while delirous he jumped into the
river.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
Phenomenal Fall Of Snow In the
Middle West.
FREEZING WEATHER ON TOP
Half a Million Dollars Damage Esti-
mated TO Have Been Done to Fruit
Trees-vegetasion 10 Covered With
Snow and Harmed But Little.

DENVER, April 2o.--Aecording to
the local weather bureau's measure-
ment, IS inches of snow fell here dur
ing the storm which swept over Colo
RADIO yesterday and part Of today.
Freezing weather is anticipated to-
night but little damage anticipated as
vegetation Is concerned as most Of 1t
is covered with snow. Half a million
dollars is the estimated damage done
to the fruit trees In the Arkansas
Valley but 1t Is thought that the larg-
er fruit raising districts have escaped
great harm.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21

railroad ownership plank, of course,
being conspicuous by its absence.
Constitutional guarantees win have
strong Endorsement, and the accept
ance of campaign contributions from
trusts and large corporations will re-
ceive severe condemnation. The plat
form viii define the necessity for ad
proper use Of money contributed for
running campaigns,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
BANK ROBBED.

NORMAN. Okla. April so,-~Tho safe
Of the State Bank OF Agra, In Lincoln
county, was blown open with dyna-
mite this morning and about sioO
stolen. The robbors entered the town
on horseback, The people were awak-
cnei by tho explosion and running
fight cnsued. The bank building IL
wrecked and posse 10 out hunting
for the robbers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
PLAGUE OF ToAps.

Roads Covered BY Thousands at Long
Beach, California.
LONG BEACH, Cal, April 90
People north of the willows, near here
are puzzled to explain the plague of
toads which is bothering them, For
five days the roads in the neighbor-
hood ahve been covered with thou
sands of the little animals and people
driving have been unable to avoid
crushing them in great numbers. The
sensation of running over SO many is
slckening. There is no water within
a mile of where the toads are thickest,
vet every morning thousands and
thousands appear in the road, this
number decreasing as the day ad-
vances,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
RESTAURANT MAN MURDERED.
Shot and Killed BY Discharged Waiter
In Presence OF Wife.

OAKLAND. Cal, April 2o.-John
Mackovich, proprietor Of the Gas
Kitchen on Thirteenth street and one
OF the best known restaurant men in
this city. was shot and killed tonight
in the presence Of his wife ana num-
Der Of customers, by a discharged
walter named Frank Smith. Smith.
who had been discharged during the
afternoon, approached Mackovich from
behind, and drawing revolver fired
five snots. each Of which took effect
and Mackovich fell and died almost in
stantly. Smith then escaped and up
to an early hour this morning had not
been captured
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
HAS SMALLPOX.

WASHINGTON. D. c., April 2O.-
The county attorney of Shoshone
county, Idaho, who is in washington,
developed case of smallpox today
and was taken to the contagious hos
pital.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
PROMINENT CITIZEN DEAD.
sismund D. Rossnbaum, Pronninsn.
San Francisco Man, Dies in Berlin.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 20.--Sig-
mund d. Roscnbaum. for many years
prominent In financial circles In san
Francisco and other coast cities, died
in Berlin Wednesday morning Of heart
failure He was q native Of Germany.
66 years cf age He came to California
in 1852. He was heavily interested in
paper mills In Oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
COLD IN TEXAS.

Ell PASo, Texas, April 2O.-The
mercury has dropped II degrees in
the three hours before o'clock and
at that hour registered 40 degrees be-
low. 1t is still growing colder and
there is every indication of snow.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
BASEBALL SCORES.
Coast LEAGUE.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2O.-Port-
land 2, Oakland 5.
LOS ANGELES, April 2O.--Los An
geles 0, San Francisco 2.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21

Vice President Fairbanks said last
night that ho believed the proposed
arrangements would be agreeable 10
tne President.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
Northwest League.

SPOKANE. April 2O.--Spokane 3
Tacoma 8,
SEATTLE, April 20. - Seattle 0,
Butte 5.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
GRATED TENDERLOIN
Saloons and Red Light Vice
Generally Paid Tribute To
His Superior Officers.
LATEST MOVE IN RUFF CASE

Claim Detention OF Prisoner. Pend.
Ing Trial Unless Charged With q
Capital oifsnss, 10 In Violation Of
State Constitution.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-21
BILL TAFT AND HUGHES
Secretary Of War From Ohio
and the Governor Of New
York State.
vlNDICATl0N FOR ROOSEVELT

While the President 10 Not Behind
This Combination II 10 Believed to
Meet With His Approvai--Bslisvsd
viii Bring Force to Ticket
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Vesu DorE.

= Ser S6urmnnbau bes nWetros
pplitan &ife" sGebdllbes in Sem
Yorf, nel6es befanntli6 an Wtabiion
@pe. unb "a. Ctr. erriftet peroen
IoQ, miro Den neuen Sburm oes Stnz
ger : 0ebduoes nod inn flint Stods
merle iiberragen unb bas bo6te Saus
perf in Der 8elt peroen l..
@iniqe Der 9imenlionen iinb: SDbe
o~berbal6 bes Strabennipeaus 658
SUB; @eiammtb0be bon ben @runbs
mauern aufndrts 69012 SUB; Ins
3abl Der Stodlperfe oberbal6 beiiels
ben, 2; geinmmtcr Sld6enraum L.
035,663 QunOratiuB. pber etipa %
Gcres. Ser Sburm entbdlt Elm
Sta6lgeriiit, peldcs nit 8ndItein
uno Mnrmor dus9efiillt ipirb. Ser
Spm iiber benz Saupttbeile ipirb "a
SUB bod, unb bariiber fonmt cine
Oito9onales Suppe in Sobe bon 70
Sub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Ccfterrei6sl tuGaru.

Cine 2ei1enI6GnSung aus
I6erslau6en miro aus Der Yn9arii6en
@emeinbe &orbes5 beridtet. Ser
bortiee %Sanbipirtb @eorg Sripa man
bor 5ipei @oden an 9un"genent5iins
Oun9 seitorben. @r ipurbe be9raben,
aber i6on in Der nddJiten ISOLDE be-
gam man im Sorfe lin 3u3uraunen.
baB Die Seele bes 9abin9eidieoeneu
5uriidfebre. @s fanbeu lid io9ar
2eute, Die Die Seele auf ibrem ,Sluge
IN baS Sort geIeben babeu unb audi
iuiiIel iuolten, oaB Die Seele in berS
i6iebene Stdle flieSe. uni bort Die
&iiGe an ber6eren. Sic Sorf6eo6lfes
rung belt min cine formlide 8era>
tbun9. nno es nurbe bel6loifen. benz
3aliber Elm gnbe 81 MADDEN. Conn.,
abenb Naht 5ogen tie corporatip, nit
2anlpen unb S6uufeln belpaffnet, auf
Den Sriebbof. 9ruben Die 2eihe aus.
i6nitten Dns Ser5 ans Dem 2eidnam.
itaGen es nit elmer @iit9abel auf uno
perbrannten es. Sie 8eb0rben bd@
ben segen bic Sorf6emobner Die Itraf>
geri6tlide llnteriudung ein9eleitet.
Gin Seiratbsi9lpinbler lit am
2. Snnldr IN Seit berbnftet pprben.
Der nit uneefdbr OreiBig 9amen
aleid5eitig perlobt mar unb bieie nm
mebr ais cine bal6e Wtiuion &ronen
Ifdoigte. @r nnnnte li6 Sr. &arl
S3abo uub mar Wtitin6aber zines Ga
natoriums. Sn bieiem lernte er I'M
Sabre 1905 Die Satin bes Ibgeoroz
neten 9r. 2as3lo unO beren 17jd6s
rige So6ter fennen. Nn6 tur5er
3eiet belt er bel 9r. 2as5lo INN Die
Snnb Der Softer an. Sieier bate
9e9en Die Seirat6 nidts ein5uipeuoen
unD erfldrte lid iogar bereit, Die be-
trGhtliden S6ulpen S5a6o's, ungeS
fdbr $4,000 Sronen. 5u be8ablen. Cur
llebernnbme elmer groBen 4uranitalt
CAB er linn Damn nod 100000 &ros
men. @alb borte er aber alerbnnb
llneiinItiges iiber onS @orleben ieis
res S6piegerlobnes. GO fiel ibm
aud ani DAB oieier Die Sod3eit ims
mer nieber binauSidob. gr lie6 nm
nGbere Grfunbigungen ein5ieben unb
erfubr 5unGbit, bab S3nbo gnr nidi
bere6tigt mar, ben 9oftortitel 81
fiibren. 8eiter itellte ii6 bernus,
baB S5abo bereitS berbeirntbet lit,
trosbem aber nit oreiBis 9amen 5us
9lei6 Serlobung einging. Son oieIen
bate CT einiae in Observation-Disclosures
8eiie I'M ibre san5en gr%lparuilie ses
bra9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

bat. Ser biebere Sdmieb fiirdtei
io9rr, baB Sod" zines i6Dnen Sd9eS
iterben ipirb, neil er 81 fail gum
Itbmen lit.
Nlr in elmer ge3iebung entpidelt
IllbltrD einen unbeimli6en SleiB.
ndmlid) beim Glen. Gr ipn oabei
cine 10 flrdt6are &lirge I6lagen,
bdB trgenb Elm NeniG, Der Den Tn9d>
bilnoen nelin Wipnnte betDitigeu mllB,
nnd Sobnlpn'S Iuli1t uubeoingt on
beu &anb bes Sdnferotts 9ebraGt
merben miB.
Oils Sobnion bieien SielfraB 5ltnl
eriten @fnle nit in feline S6mieoe
nnbm unb i'm anipies, linn heim
S6peiben zines Gabreifens 81 belfcn,
I6lief Sod" I'M Steben elm uno lieb
ben Heifen bpm Imbps faaen, iooab
Sohnion ieinen &ammer beim 3ui6lae
gen 5ertriimmerte. Sod" ipuroe bars
aufbin nit DEM 4us6illien bon Wtais
bei1uIti9t. naA fiinf8ebn Iinuten
mar er audi babel innft eingeihlume
inert. I'm Zen SielfrnB ni6t ume
IonIt bur6fiittern 81 milIen. mil
Sobnion iebt Sod" Der golbenen
Sreibeit p%ieber9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

fem, benn Ser ySreat" pieberbolte
lid mebrere male in perIdtepenen
2ofnlen. unb ais Die bier Sabr9dIte
iiG enbli9 nieber in BENT Subrlperfe
bdlsli6 nieoerlieBen, mar es fat
Iorgen, unb Der S6laf %forberte
feline 8ebte bel Sniaf1en unO Suit
i6er. Sic ale i6Iiefen in fpeni9en
Minilten ben S6Iaf bes Ocre6ten.
Nhlr oas Tferb, ipeld5es lid on benz
3e69elage ni6t ~betbeiliet bate, mar
nod munter, unb iAlenoerte i'm
lnn9inmen Sempo bur6 Die StraBen
Der Nproieite 5u.
Ser Saul bette feinen Serrn, Der
inn Die 3iigel lentte, unb Dem es folz
gen fonnte, es folgte baber langinm
in ~nb9emeiienem SGritte ein5i9 iei>
mem Snitinfte. Seriel6en Sn,1infte,
Dem es i'm 9oufe Der ISOLDE oieuei6t
redt oft 5u folgen bot, ,nb nls bel
Mor9engrouen eirer ser Snlaiien bes
@oeens Die Nlgen Dffnte, mar er
nidbt nenig iiberrai1t. Ii6 an einem
einiameu Slaee 5u finoen. umgeben
bon Sraueripeiben unb W%armoridrlz
len, in @eieQi@nft oreier idlnienber
GnQegen, eines ihlumnernben &ut>
l1ers unb zines miiben @allles =
mitten inter BEN @rGbern zines
Srieobpfes Der Norbieite = Sableaui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Ser pfiffise Sdjprihl.

Sn 8ampfelbauien lit bas Inipcien
oes @iitlers Safpb S1lGule abges
brannt. ga Der Bauer i'm Srte Gin
beliebter Mann mar unb aus Dem
Sranbe MIR Weniges aerettet merben
fonnte, 10 eri1eint bercits am nGd6itcn
Gage bas Iuse bes @eietes. Inn mad
Der llrind)e bes SGabenfeuers Su for
i6en. glein, ipie gela9t, Der Sfldule
mar Elm piel 81 gerngeiebenes Sc
meinbemit9licb, nnb Oh altd) ser Serr
&reis9enoarm ieiren gan5en Sdarfs
finn anfbot: Sas nngeitente Gerh6r
blieb frudtlos. Sic Srtsfeuernebr
bate ben @ranb crit bemerft, ais es
GIT ipdt getpeisn mar Die Ndd6urn
fpieberum fpdrcn crit bnrauf nhimerfs
Jam getporben. ais Die Seuertpebr aes
fommen mar; Die anedte unb Wldobe
bes Ibbrdnblers batten inter Der 2eiz
tu1g Der @duerin auf Dem Seize aez
arbeitet nnb am Observation-Disclosures
mar natiirli6 Der Mb6rGnbler iel6it.
Ser abtte ean5 n~i6tsabnenb i'm
@irtbSbaus eeieiien unb ieincrIeits
crit bon ben Nd6barn ~erfabren, bon
Incident llnsliid fem Iutpeien betrpfs
fen tporoen ipdr.
Iber biellsift - benin cine l1rIa6e
mubte baS Seler bod 6a6en - ipar
Der Inlifi5tropt Der fleine SdorI6l,
Der alein babeim setpeIen mar, tpieber
einmal iiber Die 3~iinbb0l5er geratben
- ooer 10 -
1lnb Der Serr Greisaenbdrm berz
nabm MN ai6 pfli1tifnlbiait ben
fleinen S6orihl. Gin pfiffieer Surs
ihe. bieier feline Shorl6ll @r bate
burd)diis nibt nit 8iinobDl5ern ses
lpielt. ni6t einmal nit eebrauhten.
90 er oenn ~iiberbaupt nibts bon Dem
Seuer 9eiebcn babe? 8 ia. Iber
er babe rubig getpnrtet. biz Die Miitter
beimgefommen lei nnb i'm aliS Der
Cube eebolt babe.
Sm, 6ml Ser Serr &rie9s9enbarm
frast iib binter Den Sbren. l1nb I'm,
ipie piel 1lbr? = ga gebt elm 5rpers
ii6tli6es 2eu6ten iiber bas 0eIihi
bes fleinen S6ori6l; mar Iiebt es inn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
WontanG.

8as elm amerifonii6er Seis
tlingscprreiponbent Iles er5dblen
fam, bafiir bietet audi bns nudltebs
enoe @ei6iGtden aus 8ig Sanbp
pieber Elm gcluugene5 Seilpiel:
Ser Sieb5iidter George Sepro be-
iaB 0 + ungefd6r 5lpolf Sabren cine
preisgefrDnte HaHenfub, ipel6e Die
bette Mtil6fub tpeit mn brett mar.
IS nurben linn $1100 fir bns Sbier
gebpten bod er lebnte itpl3 ab. Iber
balo Darauf reute es i'm; oenn Die
9ub ipuroe fur5ii6tig, = ia ibre
Gebfraft nabm bermaBen ab. DAB lie
feline 5fpei 3oq o ibrer Naie odS
@ras nod ipabrnebmen fonnte.
Sizes fiibrte beinnbe babiu, DAB lie
ati Ser @eibe p%er6ungert mare, uno
10 fom man crit binter Die fali6e @es
Idid]te.
9a fam Scprp's Sobn. Der iih in
Der Nilgenbeiltunbe ausbiloete 5nz
fdui9 mad SauIe, unb CT erbot ii6.
Der mt 0til9foni9in cine Sriae
5u b~eioreen. Ser @ater beripra6
linn 500 Condition, ipenn Die SriGe
lid bepG5re. Hihti9 = iebr balo
borna6 brafte Der Sun9e cine rice
iige @riue nit 9ceisneten @ldiern.
Iette iie Der Sub 9eI9idt alif, unb
pieIelbe fonnte 10 gut ieben nnr
ibrem Suffer na6geben, ipie II ie
5libor .
S6er acknowledgements 5eieten Die
Na6fontmen Der &llb, ielbit nod in
Der britten @eneration, ebenfals
&lir5Ii6tigfeit. Sn lie a6er idmmts
lid Wil6tiibe eriten STANCES tparen.
10 poIlte 9err Sepro Die Britt nidt
abi6affen, ionpern lieB einfn6 aud
fir ale Die Nad)fommen Srilen be-
Iorgen. S6on BEN juneen &dl6err
nuroen 8riQen aufgeiebt, unb ipdtel
9erobe ipie bel ben MenI6enfinbern
murbe bon 3eit 81 3eit Die StdrfG
Der 8ldier berdn0ert.
Cine Seerbe bon % Sbicreu lduft
iett obue Iusnabme nit gri1en Der.
umI Sic 9etpobnen iib i6neu ar
bielelber, 8erbre6en ielten cine, uni
erinnern IN i6rem @ebn6ren GINGER
mnBen an - Soltoner nSfubls
mobm5".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
.ef Ganaba.
aSreie setmtdttem 1T gro6em oeutidem
fatbOliiGem Golomiem.
9~ariemo Banniliem tit Der ct. Soiepb's Go'omie.
9tcmc Golonie.- Yrairic init @ai0 nern,iidt.

Sn Der ct. Spiepb's Golonie iiios
ipeItli6 bon Snttleforo, Sasf., iino
Jest etipd t~ailleuO Seimitdtten bon
bentiden &atbolifen nuf9enommen
unb Die 2eute iino and meiltens
ifpn auf ibrem 2anbe i%pobnbaft.
Sic ~biesidbrige @rnte par 5iemli6
our. Gieben airfen ipuroen im
pergangenen Sommer in Der Golonie
oe6nut. Srei @ilenbdbnen fommen
Sur6 Die Gplonie unO 5lpei oapon
iinb idon 6einabe fertig. 9as
2anD in bieicr Golonie lit allies
Yrairie, ieood i'm iueitliden Sbeile
lit @alp in Der Ndbe. Silbipeitlid
bon Der Golonie lieet cine groBe, uns
beiicbelte @esenb. 100 atf elmer @iss
bebnuns bon bunbertunbfiinf3ia Wieis
len nod Iaes freies 2anb lit, uno
bieles baoon lit iebr gut. Sier limb
nod SmiIenbe bon ben beiten Seims
itdtten an baben. In6 in ben be-
Iiebelten Sbeilen Der Golonie finoet
man bic nnb ba nod iebr ihone,
freie SeimIt1tten. nabe bel Stride uno
Gdule. Sic Negieruna ihenft iebem
@niiebler cine freie Seimltdtte bon
100 Nder.
@iele 2eute wOasn Seimitatten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Sn0iand.

- Sic 9ebDlferun9 bon Seru be-
fano ii6 am IS. Sanuar in ni6t ge>
ringer @%ufregung. SiebeuuuobreiBi9
Sbiere Der Weno9erie bon Sa9enbed
raIten in piioem Sur6einanoer burdJ
Die StraBen. Sie Sbiere tamen
Ior9ens allf Der 8a6aiba Houte bon
@erifo in Serlt an, Inn in i6r Mins
terquartier 81 geben. Inter Den
Sbieren befanben lid q @lepbanteu
uno 10 &nmeele. Sa our 3eit in
&eru Der Sdnee bier Boil liegt, 10 mar
oas fir Die Sbiere etpas ungeipD6rs
Iides, uno aud Die &Glte ipolte linen
nidt redt bebagen. Ius Surdt, bar
fid Die Selticn perfdlten f0nnten, gat
man linen elm @enii6 bon &6isfer
1rno Srdnntipein 81 trinfen. Sie
@irfuno blieb aud nidt aus. Surd
lautes 8riilen uno Srompeten eoben
tie i6rem llnbebo9en Nusbrild, mn
bnlb batten lie lid audi Den g8e9 mad
ibrem Quartier lelbit 9eiu6t. Sic
Starter batten 9enlg 81 nr6eiten, I'm
nitht bon ben lln9ebeuern 5ertreten 81
tper0en.