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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13

Our railroads are still heavily tax ed with freight, traffic managers all over the interior being hopeful in their views regarding business, says Bank CT Clews. Their chief problem is that of properly handling the traffic which presses upon them. In the month of March Il roads reported gross earnings of s per cent ahead of the enormous traffic of last year. The companies are therefore still un- der the urgent necessity of providing better facilities. In providing the latter they are seriously handicapped by two considerations:-F the great increase in expenses; and sec ond. the difficulty of securing capital except at high rates of interest. In the matter of expenses on the above reports it is noted that they increased Is per cent over last year, causing q decrease OI ONtI pSl tCht AiA biNh''' This tendency towards diminished profits is to-day characteristic of our business enterprises. It is not conhn- ed to railroads alone, but is rapidly entering into industrial and merean- tile operations, owing, as stated, to the high cost of commodities and la bor. The railroads are really facing a serious problem-that of providing increased facilities when profits are and rates of interest ad- vancng. Under ordinary circum- stances they would recoup themselves by an advance in freight rates, but the present state of public opinion renders such a policy wholly inadvis- able. In consequence the roads must postpone contemplated Improvements, as far as practical and contine them to those which are absolutely neces- sary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13
kuRokI AT JAMESTOWN. {
Virginia Day Fetes Tn Honor O
 Landing 800 Years Ago.

Landing 800 Years Ago.
 JAMESTOWN, Va, May 13. = The three hundredth anniversary of the landing at Jamestown island of the first permanent English settlers was celebrated here. today as Virginia day. Marines and sailors from the Ameri- can and other warships landed at the exposition grounds and, were reviewed by General Kuroki, the Duke de Abruz- zi and the foreign admirals and off, cers.
 Ambassador Bryce delivered an ad- dress in commemoration of the ami versary. Japanese and American sail DTS will row. four races on Hampton Roads this afternoon. The course is two miles long, and there are races for regulation gigs, racing service cut ters, regulation service cutters and one for any style of boat. The crews of other nationalities will also take part in these races.
 Tomorrow General Kuroki will in spect the Jamestown exposition and Fortress Monroe, and at night he will be rendered a banquet by General Grant.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13

James Bronson Reynolds. vlrO is
 known as the special investigating agent of the president. has been msk- ing himself quite unpopular in Wash ington lately. For a long time lie has been engaged by special authority of the president. though where his pay comes from does not appear. in inves- tigatinZ the conditions prevailing in the District of Columbia. The sirzt of his -reports- had to do with the schools and they have been In hot wat CT ever since it was made public. He has now completed his re<esrchss and every few days a new report makes it's sppearsnce- One dealt with the housing of Washington pour. Dir Reynolds would like to do away with he aIIey sluns have the poor dwell
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13
MONDAY, MAY 13, 1907.

The authorities of Birmingham, England, have decided to purchase, at cost of $S2,730, an estate in the Cotswold Hills, near Cheltenham, as q site for a sanitarium for tubercu- losis patients. The property includes 37S acres. It is proposed to begin this experiment for the treatment of tu- buerculosis sufferers with forty patti ents. The total annual cost is cal- culated at S20,536.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13


 in Cuban waters will be learned after she goes in dry dock.-Ansonia Sen tinel.
 The stockholders of the Union Pa cific railroad are to be asked to au- thorize the issue of $100, 100000 common stock and $75,000,000 4 per cent, convertible bonds. The an-' nouncement of this fact had de- pressing effect on most of the Pacific stocks which fell off several points on the exchange, In a letter to the board of directors the director of maintenance and operation on the Union Pacific system, said that in February, 449 broken rails had been found. some of them 90 pound rails that had not been on the line over five or six months. -- Bridgeport Standard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13
HEARD IN PASSING.

William Jennings Bryan keeps a watchful eye on the soaring boom of Secretary Taft and he regrets to re- port that as yet it shows no signs of puncture.-New Britain Herald. 1 James B. Reynolds recommended to President Roosevelt substitution of one governor as executive of the Dis- trict of Columbia instead of the pres ent three commissioners town Press.
 The finances of the Jamestown eX- position are trifle ragged at present, but the management hopes that the John Smiths of the United States will periodically rally to the aid of the box office.-Hartford Times. The British sailors who deserted the cruiser squadron while in Ameri- can waters may be ready to rejoin his majesty's service after the glamor of their warm welcome has worn thin and the United States begins to ap- pear other than good to them.--New London Day.
 The claim of the McAdoo tunnel company that the act or lS93 gives It the right to tunnel under the streets of Jersey City, and the demand of the board of trade that it shall pay percentage of its gross receipts for the privilege and submit to supervision by the city, suggest Belmont tunnel conditions in Manhattan. Will Jersey City be able to profit by the example? New York World.
 The navy department has arranged for the docking of the battleship Con- necticut at the Brooklyn navy yard on June l5. The vessel is now at Hamp- ton Roads taking part in the naval display and will remain there until about the middle of June. The full extent of the damages sustained by the Connecticut when she grounded
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13
Barren Island Plant Destroyed.

NEW YORK, May 13.-The garbage disposal plant of the New York Utiliza- ton company at Barren island was partly destroyed last night by fire, which is believed to have crippled the plant. The damage is estimated at $50,000. About year ago fire wiped out a plant on the island, causing 8 loss of nearly $1,OOO,000. The plant de- stroyed has been consuming the garb- age from both New York and Brooklyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13
Plan Two Rings of Pennies.

VERONA. N. J., May 13.-The choir of the Congregational church here has adopted novel plan to pay off the debt on the organ. They are asking members of the congregation to help them encircle the church property with two rows of pennies. The distance Is 1,500 feet, and when the plan is full filled the necessary $250 will have been raised
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13
sfrs A STEADY STREAM. si,r,
Immigration From Europe to Amer-
 ica Now at Flood Tide.

Immigration From Europe to Amer-
 ica Now at Flood Tide.
 NEW YORK, May 13--The flooding tide of immigration to American shores runs ceaselessly on, and now high wa ter marks for the influx of Europe's migratory hordes are being recorded every month in the port of New York.
 Already the month of May bids fair to far outstrip the April record. when 133, ,452 immigrants poured through the gateway of New York into the coun- try. Five transatlantic liners brought in over a0o0 immigrants on Saturday, and officials at Ellis island say that there are no signs of cessation of this European invasion.
 The wellsprings of this human stream lies principally in southern and middle Europe. while another but lesser cur rent has its source in the Scandina- vias and Germany. Italy, Austria, Hungary and the lower -Russias now supply more than one-half of all the immigrants seeking homes in this coun- try. Every fourth alien examined at Ellis island is Italian, while every fifth newcomer is from the Austrias. A score of years ago the headwaters of foreign immigration were in Ireland and Germany. But now the source has entirely changed.
 The industrial fields of the United States still absorb the greatest part of foreign outpour, and seven states Massachusetts. Connecticut, New Jer- sey, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois and Ohio-find homes for 70 per cent of the total number Efforts to de- fleet this stream to agricultural chan nels have been largely futile. The movement is urban and toward the in dustries and not to agriculture.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13
Insane Convict Recaptured.

PROVIDENCE, R. l.. May 13. - George Nagle. the insane convict who escaped last Wednesday from an at- tendant of the Bridgewater (Mass.) state farm while he was visiting dentists office in Middleboro, Mass, has been recaptured by the Providence police
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13
Corey-GiImnn Wedding at Midnight.

NEW YORK, May 13.-The manage ment of the Hotel Gotham. where Miss Mabelle Gilman is staying, announces that the Corey Gilman wedding will take place tonight at midnight. Mir. Corey has engaged the 'royar' suit of rooms. which are on the first floor. Mir. Corey has arranged for a wedding sup per for twenty-five guests. and min ister has been found who has agreed to perform the ceremony. A. A. Corey. father of the bridegroom; his wife and daughter, Ada, will be present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13
nn.ter Writ Axnin.t NInrnr.

LEAvENwoRTH Kan. May 13.- A writ of custer was issued by the Kansas supreme court against Mayor Peter Everhardy. based On his con. fession of collecting monthly fines" from saloon keepers and gamblers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
yYraftij6er Wubernisnus"

lit Der Sitel zines Irtitels, Ben Elm
@ehielblatt bieier Gage leinen 2eiern
borle9te. 9asielbe i6rcibt: Sr9enos
no in ben Der. Staoteu ioa III ben
ndditen Gnsen cine fatbDliide Stride
eingeIegnet tperOerl, beren Gnufplten
mir in ben 8ldttern nit $4,000 arz
9egeben finben, Sas @ebdilhe, 10
IeIen mir, Dos gdn5 nis Stein ge@
baut lit, bietet 8nun fiir eiutnuienb
SieplGee. Ss 1ei nih bereits NIT
elmer i6pnen Srgel nno herrlih ge@
mnlten Seuitern nusaeitnttet. Sic
8emeinbe lit Dor iieben Sabren sea
griinbet porDen, bat es alio l6on
berrlid melt 9ebrndt - nur 8 II
teiner Sforr huIel &pn
5l1perldiiieer Seite parb ms mitges
tbeilt, boB Der Heftpr Der betreffenoen
Gemeinbe lie lie9t. neben6ei ges
Ingt, in einem .beiieren Stnbtpiertel"
- allf Die Infrnge etnes @aters, mos
bin er Ieinen Sobn CUR Shule ihiden
iolle, Die Nntmort er6olten babe: Sn
Die Iublic Sfopll Sin Der @abre
belt oieIer @orte. gu 3fpeifeln, haben
mir nm 10 lpeniger llrinde, oa Die
Ser Yreiie iiberoebeue Nrfiinbigung,
bnB "the first service" nuG Ser firh>
lidlen @eihe Die am H q Of q
bes GirGfucibtoges itnttfinbenbc Srdu>
ung zines SRI. Go unb go mit einem
Serrn So itno So fem piirbc, cinen
2iberalismls berrdtb, benz non Mans
des miro 3%utrouen biirfen. "A
special programme of music will
be given, beiSt es gum ShllrS. 9e,
@iener tpiirbe lnaen: Sos miro obel
nal a @nrbi ipernl @ir oher meis
mem: 9as lit praftiifcr Mtuoer=
nismns!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
BemiWenlpie Gltern.

Gin clfidbriges @tGb6en bat IN
@aIbineton aus benz @erihtsinole ges
nielen iperoen miiiicn, in bent Der
9roblep'i6e Sfanbal> Yro3eb perbnn@
belt miro. Sns Sinh fam III ges
gleitune leiner @ltern unb Der Gifter
bat nit Dem 8inbe nth Die glteril
aus Dem Saale gepieien. 9as 8ee
ribt ioltte in pieiem Safe nod picl
tpeitereebenbe gefueniIe baben. es
ioute ioldben g%elpiiienloien Gltern DaS
@rsiehung5rcd)t ent5ieben tDnlcn, nnb
ons Sinh bort in Tfle9e 9eben, no
penieitens einieernaben @arantten
bofiir 9eboten iino. bnB es niht iHcn
in ieiner Sueenb Der Shnnne in Die
Irmc getrieben miro. Glterr. Die elm
~elii1briees Wdb6en in Die pereiftete
@tmoipbdre zines iolhen Sdmusproa
5eiies iiibren, bnben ben Inipruh pera
mirft, nls geeienetc Gr5ieber tbrer
ainber nn9eieben 81 iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
Sicg bcS fnthpiiid)en Snbiancr=
SureauS.

Slif Seite 4 bieier Skinner fiuben
ltnlere 2eier cine Spe5ioI@ gorreippnz
hcns nll5 @nibington. neld)e bon be-
Ionoerer @i6tigfeit lit. @ic bort err
iimtlih, lit MN Dos &cd)t Der Tegies
ring, Sontrafte NIT Den futbpIiid)en
Snbioner@S Hulen ab5uiGlieBeu, ges
Ieblid) nnerfnnnt tporpen. 8ie 0err
Sdnrf bort mittbeilt, iperben nm Die
Snnatifer bod ni1t ruben. Der
anmpf fir Die 9rten Hcfte Der fnthp>
lii6en Snoianer lit nIip MIR perle9t
ipDrben. Ser Snbianer Gpmmiiidr,
&err 9eupp, lit ben &atboliten bllrd@
nidt freunblih geiinut. Serr
HDpIepelt bat uns einen bDien Streid
9eipielt, ais er bieien Marm Sum Ser
matter Der Snbinners Nn9elegeu6eiten
ernannte. Sebod es miro and WittcI
ae6en bier 81 belfen. @enn Die
S%ooeratipn tntGoliiher @ereirc lire
Iufgnbe ridlti9 eriabt un0 erfiIt =
unb mir 5lpeifeIu nift barnn, OnB
Sieie5 aeitebcn miro - 10 tpirb 6err
2eupp idpn ~erfnbren, hnB CT nid6t
Ser 0Nueinberriher aller Jtcuiien"
lit. Ser Wnnn lit III Der Splitif
unb iomit nuh Der offentlihen Ieiz
nung perautportlif. Gs banDelt lid
MN barunt. pnb Der Central @erein
unp Die SDoerntiou fatbpliicler %ereine
ionic Die ani9bts OF Columbus unb Die
&atbolifen ~iiberboupt, Serrn 2eIpr
vetipas auf Die Singer leben". Sa&
Surenu Der fntbplii6en S%nbianers
Wfiiiioneu in @oibinetpr, NIT Iep
aetdnm an Der Spibe, ioltc NIT 6iilft
Der g%enannten &ereins : Srgunilotioa
men, Den fatbolii6en SnbinnersW tils
%iionen. ielbir trob Serrn 2cupp, III,
9lltes Heft ltnb dlid) Die linen 10 no:
tbi9cn 8elber perihaffcn torncl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
lie gcnruGieu &erbunolunsen bcs
ct. 8onifntius SunbcS pm Soma.

Sic niii3icnen 0crhnnpiungen Der
!. @cnerdt @criummluuA bes 81.
9oniiatius 9uupes bon Soma uno pe9
iicbcnten pcutihen Autbpltfcntnges,
areehn!teu 5u Dubuque, Soma, bonn
S. bis Den Il. 5eptember 1907, Ilcgett
nrtn oebr1tdt IN itnttli6cm 6citfprmnt,
ia Seiten itarf, por mn lpcrpen III
ben ilGd)'ter 5ngen on bic Sefrctorc
Der cin5elneu &erctne our Illstbels
htno perienbet merDen. IS III Dies
Der noaitGnoigitc 8criht bcs ct. 8onis
futius sBunoea bon Soiua, Der je err
idliencu. Gcrielbc 1T Iebr intereIs
idnt uuo lebrreidJ; neben ben aus
iiibrlid1en WerGu1blulgen Der 9elc9as
nzGiBungen 81 Dubuque, ftlloen lif
I'M &uhun9 Gcoeu. meldc bet @ce
leaen6eit Der al9cnletren, 0f1cntlt6er
Gdt6oltfentage geba!ten ipurpen.
6icrun ihlicBt lid Die Contribution pcl
ct. 8pniintils z8unoee bon Soma IN
beutihem mn cngliihcm @ortlnut
9as @uu8c ioQ bcifen, bic ldlonC
3arole an uerluirfliheu. inter pcldcl
sic &atbolifeutn8c III GubItqtc itdn-
ben: .2uriiu CUR hriitlihen @eicNs
Ihait8prDnun9 our6 otc drirliDt
Snnilie!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10

mnd1tc ieiue p6iioIopbilhen uno tbeos
lnBiiden Stunien an Den llninerlis
t0ten IN Sreslau, &icn uub 6reiblirs
linb fam, nncbbem CT IN Der alien Sei>
matb ieiner Militdrpfli6t genilgt
bate, nn@ Nebrasfa. nm inter Den
Delltiden Gat6olifcu Der Sio5cle
81 mirien.
Sic In5dbl Ger bcutiden @eiit>
liden in Der Gi65eic Smnba, Die an
beuti6en l1niperiitdtcn lire Iuss
biloung erbnlten bnber, bat ltG I'M
Saufe Der lettcn Sabre, 81 nnlerer
groBen Sreube lnb 5um uuaemeine1
Better Der bcutihen Safe, erbeblid
bermebrt. @citere pelltide Trteiter
iperben nd6ites Srubjabr bier etn@
t"reffen.
Sol9enbc @eriebungen inter Den
beutI6en Yrieiteru Der Smaba'cr
SiDseie fdnben leetc ISOLDE Itatt:
9teu. Soeinrid Ilberts lptroc bon
Nnrfolf nah @reeleb perIebt;
9ien. Bernard ScpeS bon Sale nod
Norfolf;
9tep. Setter @robbel. Ser nnh elmer
breimonatlihen G~rbolung5reile I'M
Sab 9taubeim, Seutihluno, nah bier
3uriiGfebrte, fonb Nnitellung IN Del
Sl. 8riaittn @airde III Silo@S n,abo
Ncp. Bernard &albe lit Iililtcnt II
SiDnep, Ne6r.;
Neo. Sulils Totbfe9el ee6t mad
Sole i'm Gutter Gountp, Nebr.
Bic jiineite Sp6ter u%nleres a[lbcs
fnu1tcn giir9ers Sobann Snun,el
nabm an, leBten Wontng Die @eliibot
ur1b lit iebt Shipeiter 90. Gonluelo IN
2orettos Srber. Sic @inpeibune boil
5og iidb in Santa Sc, Sem Wericp.
S. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
Gprreiponbcn5 ans Smahn, Nebr.

Mertbc Hebottioul
Nm lcBtcn Siensta9, Den 3. 3c5ems
Der. mlroc Der hOchlp. 0crr Sulius
8ptbfegel, gebijrtig nl5 C6erSS 6les
lien. III Del prudbipnlcn Nnpcite Der
0et5 Sem Afuoenlie BON bcm bods
m'iten {oru. @iifoi 9iid. Gcnunel gum
Sricitcr aepeiht. cine Ir5nbl &ries
tier, ~beionocr9 cbcmnli9e StnDiens
freunbe pe3 Ncnacpci6teu, nobnlcn an
Der %erbabencn Seier tbcil.
Ser junae Yriciter bielt ieine
ieierlide @rnti5 lcBtcn Sonntog, Der
Z. 9e3ember, in Der ct. Idriens
STRIDE in 8eit @oint, gie6r. 6odlp
Batter Nueiing, elmer Der beltbefnms
ten beuti0eu @eiitltben u%niere5 Stans
ties, belt Die 6citprcbiSt bel oieiel
0elegenbeit.
So9w. @atcr SuliuS Notgfe0el
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
Sic ,Snremburacr WnScttc" mad
GnrupG.

&iele 2uremburQcr Nmcrifnner
buben Ocn gcluiB lcbr lo6llGen @e.
brolld, i6ren 4~ngeb0rigen in DER
oltcn Seimutb cine 3eitlrug 5lt5lr.
ifideu. Oomit ole i%cnieits OeS S5conS
Observation-Disclosures iebcn ton1en, mie
e5 ocn 9(lSgenonocrten I'M ncuen
Gotrrlan0c eracbc, luel6e Sort,
ffritte uniere IF. 9ieIigion in 0ieicu
ipeiten 2oubc qemoht bat unO rpie eS
oudl III mnterielcr 9cjiebung bier
auSiiebt.
Die ,Ba5ctte" miro 6ereitS bon
fcbr 0ielen nod europa 9eialbt. rno
lit bort Elm germ gciebenes glott.
@ortoirei nab europa 9eionot toItet
Sieiclbc idbrlid uur $500 IN Dor.
ausbe6ablung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
Sanftrame

uuo unisre 10000 guifel iaSenbe Gleoatoren
uno uWiere Riibie ossur'ad,sH 0as golt in 6oro
Qpurtn, Aauias, 4Gnbereien Bslo 1n5ulegen.
@shes &lima. better Spben nnb esiies 8aNler. no
mir aroBe StredeM onbausi abig liegen hobeH.
BON SIS Bis Az $40 per Nder, roo genngeno Hdtrl
iiir cine tatboliidle Mnt chung ipdre.
@ir baben cine $50 HieT srose Bei5eltarn1.
bier MeiIen pcn elmer Gill; :Bnbuitabt, fgelfe orei
gleuatoren bat, sebn IRetlen bon SiusIep, benz
6uuutpiiB Don GhtuaroS Qountp. aaes neidleS
9rairielano; 400 Qlder uuter lubaI. oas ibrige
in 2SeibeIdup.
e5ltes Dnus NIT adlt 9i,nmerH. Stheure 81 BEL
So nit beuipeidber uuo 8ishttau uno Betretoes
ipeidler, ale be6dube getiild}t uto I'M glteut 3u'
ifanbe. Irei ME nerieaenoe 8rupren. ipet Rlb'
len uub 8aierbehalter. Sret Afer bon trcgiahts
GEN Sbitbdninet BON eetuGblteu %arietattn, EN-
Sder 9litiuaIo. Der itdl INNS bdu5 Siebt. 5ebr
Nder bon ScI5laro. ueidleS aeula 6ol5 iiir ben
Sebari anf Der 5arm a5wirit. Giuee5hnnt uno
ouersonrfSaunt. SretS s2T.50. &etdlte Seoing.
nngeu. in elmer o~entitbeu iad1bdribait, hin
Neilen bon siuei tatboiihen 9trchcn. Breii'
iteisen. 9eifrcibltng nHo Breislils neroen nu'
8erlangen g%elieiert. y. 4. painter Il 20,
2pbge @itp, AaHias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
Aietn creV ad,rtdten aus Staot
uMo umeeaen0.

Mm Sicnstno berIfich in iciner
&ohnllnq on Ser llnipn Strnbc, inl
Sitter bon As Snbren, 6crr Sobdnu
9crIclbe mar in Seutihlnno
Qe6pren, uno bat bier ij6er 46 Sabre
2as 8e9rdbniB fam am
Sicn3tog N(pr9en bon Der ct. 0ea>
riene Stride ans. auf bctu Gulparlels
@ptteaader lrurt.
Nm @1ittmoh berihich gu Gcn@
trdlia nod tur5er arulfbett, Srdu
sc. q. George. 0icielbc wnr pnr SO
,Sn6rcu in Geutihlnnb ac6nrcn u1b
fnul noh 0u6uque i'm Sabre 1857.
% iiberleben bieielbc iie6en ainper.
3u @urten6erg mlrbc am perz
iloiienen S%ieustag e6cIih getrnut:
6crr 5. SOCCER unb 6rGrlein W|arid
Burns.
@!rit- Sarnrc gil ncrauTer in
Srith 5 SG | ii I bans, Gde
Der IS. uub Sycamore StraBc.
Ser i5odaltnr un6 bic Scitcnz
altdrc Scr St. &ctcr uno Enul5z
Nir6c 8u Yeter5burg. Soma, iino bic
icr Sage und) Mcrcrs, Soma, geId)idt
morOen. luo tic in Der ncllen airhe
oprt NufiteGun9 iinben. Scr Yiar<
rcr Der nortiger @emcinbe lit Der
bo6m. %nter @iri.
Sic @bnuno&e Snrm i'm 9ela~
nnrc Gouutp murbc fiir8lih fir $3.50
pro &der ON @m. Hpau pcrfauft. IS
lit bieie3 Der bohlte @rei5 Der jc III
Dieiem Stnat3tbeile mir Soma 6arms
luno er3ielt murine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
Serr Srans Iobner, Srennii
9tac fas,s u.it oer a9irfnm8

Scrr SrarS Tobter, Srgnnllt
Der bieiieen Gdtbebrale miro in ben
nGhiten Snaen Subuaue perlnhen. I'M
Die Steae ols Crsnniit in Der Stride
c%llnlerc 3iebe Srml bon Den Siebcil
S6merSen", on Der &eltlette Gbte
coao's an5unebnten. Serr Gobner
lit elm ousge5ci6neter Sraoniit rnb
siu Sdeieen bon SubuqIe miro iiber~
al Ie6r beoauert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
YSRmId,en sic Elm 0eim?

@ir uertauiteu iAi perloKenen Sabre fir itber
cine Miuion 0plars BON rnierein eigeneu Sano
al 0einiuher. Sir plnidlen i'm. toinrnenoem
Ja9re oeir armen Mnnne nod bener belIen Al
Eoiu Green 0ountp unb al Der Orient Sahn III
ben anpr unb 5oaro Counties I'M 9anhaaole.
Der arpSen gseiSeu.. Sater., aorn uno Baum.
iuoles Settipn. aleine erite 9lniahllns, ben 8eit
in Z Sabren. &. Il ". &aastttein. 0iaeutbls
iler. Gan Nn9elo, 2eEas, tSeiH Sftiee). poer
S.uanab p0er Grppen, IerGs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
MMtaua, SeatIde 4atbolifem!

6ountus 5ises III sl p%erfnufen. @ebGultfhteiten
beiuabs sans neu unb ale IN sntsm 3%utanoe.
Gut etusefen5t. 8utN Sd1uler nnb airthen.
iebr mGBigen 3reiie ~uertauit weroeu. Seine
aub.NeeNtsn braufen iid, melbeu. Wian 10 enbe
lth an 3. u. g., care OF Catholic ~ssrintirg Co..
9ubuaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
9lhtnng, jnuge Scntc,

Grci iln9c %cute linn am Wiontdo
bel ucririihtcm S6litti6ublnIieu an
Der 2imc Greet bel Mnion Gitp, Sa.,
cinaebrod1eu unb crtrInfen. Cine
gSnrnuuo iiir unlcre iurlgeu &eute, iid
ppn Dem nod nid)t icitcn Gle fern
81 6alten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
Nene @aarcm.

Drofe Nuantitaten neuer
GIeiberitpffe, aqe bic ~neueiten
ehattirnnsen IN slatten, se=
iniihten mnb %laib Scnscn.
Seibenituffe. Spredt bpr unS
jeBt unier elesantes IHprtinnent.
Infer Yeppi&s nmb Seltmds
9eparten,ent lit nit ben bcitcn
Sabritaten 81 febr niebrtsen
Sreifen sefitnt.
SaS. &eNi e 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
9ano at n~erfauien.

800 SLIDER Sanb: iehr gut seleaen. 300 sttfer nm.
ter 9Ius. geues. gro6es 9auS ulb grober
StaG; Gin Sdbner StaH; cine balbe Nleile
tGth oliid1er atrdle unb Siarridule. 2eutid]ss
Ssttlsmeut. Mirb o~ertauit geiunbb eitsbalber.
$40 10 per 8der. HabereS brieflib On SureHl6urs
ger Gazette poer Sobn u. Htes, Cactus, Glib =
1atpta, 9ano III sslessu IN Gubington Counts.
GnesSafota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
,@tc Gatcr Mnramette ben Wtiiiiippi
cutOcGtc."

Ser Griifel inter Oieiem Sitel,
lpaldaer an 5eitc 5 Dieier 9hunmer
criheutt, oi,rttc unicrc Qeicr 6eic1s
pers iuteteiiieren mo mir rnd6cn one
her bier eigeu5 nuf berieiben nufs
nl~erfIaH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
Grant Gsumtn, Giios9 afota.

Sanb ~ persaufen iir st2 bis SEQ pro @der inn
gnuuers@puntp usu SlesSaeota. Nue Seauein.
iiohfeit, EHuleR, 2dnbpuhsSieuit. TarmersEele'
phone, Butterfabstfen &C. n &rntei nadletuan'
Der obne WiBsrnteu. sSir Dohnen lett rs Sabren
duBtunft fber 9anb, grutsH tiw. asbsn. aathc.
hide Stride aitb 5d)nle batter. @ir per,ueiieu
ouf ben bpfm. 6srrp 9iapysr j. =. u of
batier. glnn wsn6e ih all Dtastens Sros.,
phQbauf. q. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
NeijemDe Ngenteta
perlangH
9erqelt's 0ptf!

8eitcre SeitrGse fir Die fatboli>
iden Miliionen inter Den bon Der
Suneersuot6 Seim9eiu6ten IN Snoien.
erbielten mir ieit nnlerem lestcn Se@
rihte ipie fpl9t: