davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
is a report by wards for De-
Dammit. A-nlrtn
Principal Building Permits

Included in the building permits re-
Gently granted are the following:
Lovetta terrace, 1433-Cora H. Moore,
owner; w. A. Dennis, builder; two
story eight-room dwelling; $500.
Thirty-hfth street, 21S1 West-J. H.
Hillock, 2149 Flint avenue, owner and
builder; one-story siN-room cottage;
$4,000.
Washington street, 1231-33 West
Mrs. Malta, 1923 Cherry street, owner;
w B. Roberts. builder; one-story one
room garage; $500.
Washington street. 1856 East-F. H
Brigham, 1880 East Second street, own
e. and builder; one-story siX-room
residence; $1,000.
oxford avenue, 166O-F. C. Bohri, 1922
Oxford avenue, owner and builder; two
story eight-room residence; $4,000
Twenty fifth street, 1859 West-M. r.
Matthew'S Douglas building, owner and
builder; one-story siX-room residence;
$1,000.
Fifty-first street. 749 EAST. r. Gen
try, 1862 East Fifty-first street, owner;
NJ Ferrell, builder; One-stOry four
room residence; $500.
Leeward avenue, 3076-Curtis Billing
ton Co, Currier building, owner; w. A.
Berins, builder; tWo-story seVen-rOom
residence; $500.
Leeward avenue, 207O-Same as above.
Twenty street, 2159 West -
Charles Brain, at lot, owner; r. S.
Gardner, builder; one-stOry seven
room residence; $4,000.
Broadway, 42426 South-Trustee Co,
corner Fourth and Spring streets, own
er; G. Leonardo, builder; foundation
only; $4,000
Twenty-eighth street, 21S6 West-F
b. Van Meter. 1898 West Twenty y-f1fth
street. owner: Al Keyes, builder; one.
story fiVc-room dwelling; $1,000.
TWenty-eighth street, 2llS West -
Same owner and builder; one-story six
room dwelling; S2500.
Washington street, 1906 West-Dr G..
NJ. White, owner; r. NJ. Bomts, builder;
one-story twelNe-room; three stores
and nine living rooms; 5000.
Fifty seventh street 3ll East-GeOrgc
johnson, 519 Temple street, owner and
builder; tWo-story tWelve-room nats:
$2500.
Fortieth street, l2l6 West-Mae Rob-
erts, 41412 North i'm street. owner:
John Murray, builder; one-stoy six
room dwelling; $2O00i
Elden avenue, 967-{Dr w. j. Chalm-
bers, 308 Fay building, owner; w. J
Chambers. builde" two-story eight
room dwelling; $4,000.
Pasadena avenue, 6OCH-R. \. Baker
company, at lot, oWneT one-story
warehouse; $500
Vermont avenue. 76l-D. L. Clampitt
2719 East Fourth street, owner; Ic. s,
White, builder; tWo-story eight-room
dwelling, $4,000,
Avenue Fifty-two, 22O Wost-T. #
Starbuck, at lot, owner one-story
four~room residences $3.50.
Malabar street. 273G-J. E. YoumaEs
1921 Boulder street, owner; Louis Shaw
builder; one-story three-room resi-
dence;; Sl6O.
Berendo street, 726-D, c. Clampitt
city, owner; II. S. Waite, builder; two
story seVen-room residence, $4,000
Manhattan place, lS15-E, H. Me
Dowell Los Angeles; tWo-story seven
room residence; $4,000,
Sunset boulevard, 2l70-J, NJ Wal
lam, at lot, owner; Harry Hawaii
builder; alterations TO building, 25O0.
Broadway, $40 South-I'ield & Wal
ton, at lot, owner; A. r. Gribbins
builder; one-story two stores; $4,000.
Main street. 9O7-909 South-Rober
Marsh company Helman building
owner; Harry Johnson, builder; one
story, three-room store building $iI4'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
MEXICANS THRASH LINEMAN
Attempt of Special Officer to QuelI a
Disturbance Results Disas-
trously for Him

John Turnef, foreman Of a gang Of
iinemen employed by the Pacific Elec-
tric at Pasadena and a special officer
was severely beaten while attempting
to arrest Diego Gracido a Mexican,
by a gang of the latter's countrymen
in hte rear of his home on Fair oaks
avenue at a late hour last night
y crowd Of about fifty MeXicans were
celebrating the christening of a child,
the son of Gracido. They created a
disturbance and Turner at last went
out and asked them to be quiet. The
Mexicans are said to have rolled him
on the ground and beaten him. Two
policemen We're sent out to quell the
disturbance, No arrests were made.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
MANY RESOURCES OF
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Marvellous Development of This Golden Territory
Shown by the Enormous Crop Produc-
tiOn in the Past Few Years


National Bank OF
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
OHIO CITY SUFFERS
FROM GAS FAMINE

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 5,-The nat
ural gas supply, which was cut off
yesterday was partly restored this
morning when the East Ohio Gas COM
pany succeeded i'm repairing the breaks
in it's l2-inch main. 1t is thought
that the 1S-inch main will be repaired
before night.
There has been great suffering for
more than twenty-four hours among
the 5000 consumers of natural gas in
this city who, in many instances de-
pend entirely on gas for fuel.
one woman died as a result of lack
of heat, Physicians state many deaths
from pneumonia and other ailments
caused by exposure will inevitably fol-
low. Many hotels and restaurants
have been unable to supply patrons
with warm food.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Postal Receipts Break Record

Postmaster Flint says that the re-
ceipts handled by the department are
the largest in the history of Los An
geles. The increase of the sale of
postage stamps alone amounts to 29.07
per cent. In December. 1906, the sale
Of stamps were Sl13 S6474, and for the
same month of the previous year
SSS,21S,35. At the central office 155, 200
letters were cancelled by the automatic
machine January 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06

~ Equipped to treat all of uric acid dlathes
Car to door Phone EX. 193 Main bl49.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
BUILDING DATA
FROM CITY OFFICE
MONTH OF JANUARY STARTS
OFF SLOWLY
Weather lnterferes with Work of Con-
tractors - Complete Statistics
for December-19o6 Per-
mits, 9972

Inclement weather for the first week
in January, 1907 has seriously inter-
fered with building operations in Los
Angeles. Below are the official figures
from the office of Chief Inspector
Backus:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
md total ............1r Sl12.837
Following is a report by wards, from
December 81 1906, to January 8, 1907,
Total for 1906

Building permits granted for the
year 1908 were S972 authorizing i'm
provements valued at $1S,15S, ,520. Below
is the showing by mOnthS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
3eutWGn.

= ginen 9rdBliden Sob fanb fiir5>
lid Der 40 Sabre alte. lebige Sobn
@lDdle ans Nepport. 9eriel6e orr
beitete in Dem @iiteriduppen Der
2puisoile & gini6nile Sabn uno err
mliB b0ditDnbriheiuli6 a~u59cglitten
unb in BEN S6lnmm 9citilr8t iein,
aus neldem er lid nicbt mebr befreien
tonnte. Ser ungliiGlime Wonn err
itidte unb frpr Die 2cide Damn ppQz
tommnen elm. Gin Sro6tperluOer Gaz
mems 2eniS NtnIpu 6emerfte oie 2ei6e
nad mebreren Sugeu llnb mon be-
nebri6tigte Die Yoli3ei uno ben Gos
rpner. NngeiteIlte Der @abn 9ruben
bic 2eihe iammt Dem baran feit9ez
f%rorenen S6lnmm aus unb elm
8ntrolpn9eu ii6erfiibrte lie no6 Der
Worgue. Sicr mtbte mnn etlide
Subenb elmer beiBen @niiers fiber
ben &6rper SeS llugliidliden gieBen,
bic man BEN S6mllb eutfernen unb
feitItellen fonnte, p6 man e. nit cinenl
0eger ODER einem @eiBen 5u tbun
bate. Gb. Mcyiatb iOentifi5irte Die
&ei6e ipdter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12

ielbe fpltrbe geltoblen rinb @arbnl rief
Soli5iit Wm. @ai,er, bnmit bieier tbm
bel Der Iufiuhune bes Yel5es belle.
Bauer iou sic SriIper Smitb pes
Siebitabls beifulDigt bahen. ais er
lie in elmer 8irtbihaft traf, nnb es
fam bariiber 81 einem Streite. Bauer
ipu Damn ieinen Nod obge5o9en nno
ieinen Hepplber einem Sefnnuten
iibersebeu unb Die SriiDer Smitb 81
elmer S6lG9erei bcraisgeforpert bas
ben. Spdter erbpben CT linb Der
Sunbefdnaer Senrp S1anf 9la9e gez
gen Die Sriiber Smitb lpegen Ins
griffs. Sielc In!lage man es MN,
Die Netpton fallen lic6. CT iagte,
bab elm YoliSiit, Der Iid in elmer
8irtbihnft priieeln lpollte, feline Ins
flage erbeben ione, ga er Damit jeners
5eit abfalen lpiirDe. Bauer ipuroe
leitber % Dem Spli5eiratb lpegen
zines dbnlihen SALES alls bem Yolis
5eibienlte entlaI1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
Niuneicta.

@eri6afften iif ni6t be zines
Mbenos in ct. Saul, bon einem nns
ipiberite6li1en Geinlihfeitssefiibl 9ez
brGngt Drei in Der Idten Waro pobs
nenoe &naben, nit @eipalt ginlaB in
cine 8pbnung I'M !9nuie $50. 1903
Gierte Ipenue Glib unb - babeten.
llnO ipenn Die Yoli5ei nift 2unte
gero6en unb Die @eieqihnft geitprt
bate, iGBen Die Sungen pielleiht lebt
nod in Der Sa6etpanne.
Sie &nnben be9in9en Den Sebler,
8iemlid piel Sfanbol gu MAIDEN. uno
erregten paourh Die Iufmerflamteit
BON Sausbeipobnern. unh ais man
bann gar nod Gigarettenraud aus
Dem SaDe3immer q~uellen lab, Ihlug
mar Ilarm. Gin Mann itelte lid
ais 8ade ppr Die Sbiire bes Babe
8intmers, unb nnbere bolten Die
Foli3ei. Die Sahe nabm aber feinen
i6Gmmen Gerlalf, benn ale Inz
ipeienOen iaban. OaB es ii6 nm einen
Summeniungenitreib banbelte. Sie
Burden muBten IN i6re alcioer unb
olli Die StraBc, unb bamit enbigte Die
Nufregung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12

(. nngegriffen, bic iih nit ibrem @e>
mo1l, Der Die Spitoner 6errcn auf Die
SagD bcgleitet bate, befano. Wfat
fcbrte gerabe bon Der Expedition Des
Cages 3uriid, unb Die Treiber befan>
zen iib elm menig poraus, ais Wtrs.
(. nn9efGbr 5ebn S6ritte entfernt BON
ibrcm Wtonne, elm lpenig pom Wege
a6mid unb babel eincn iun9en Seoz
parben nuiitoberte, Der lie Ipfprt II
grill, &err 4. iblug iofort letn @e>
lpehr an, ipGgte aber opd nid)t 5t
iGicben, neil er fiirdten muBte, feline
Srau 81 t%reffen. @r erfanntc, oab
Die ein6ige Spffnlug barin lag, pas
Sbier nit ben Sdlben gum 2osluiien
81 3ipin9en. nnb 10 mari er iein @e@
ipcbr meg unb ltiir5te iih lel6it anf
ben 2eopnrben. Gs 9elan9 Inn, oaS
Sbier 10 gliidli6 81 fniien, DAB es
auf ben Tiiden fiel. 10 baB Die Sran
auflte6en unb Die Sreiber berbeirufen
fonnte. 3undhit 9elang es DEM Sns
bier fir einige 3eit, bas CHER auf
Die Grbe 81 oriiden. nber IdlieBlih
madte e3 iid bp6 los unb ipran9 beis
ieite, ndbrcnb e. periu6te. iein @es
me9r lpieoer auf5unebmen. Or
fonnte ba3u nber feline 3eit finoen,
benn Der 2epparb bate periuht, linn
nit einem Sab in ben 9faden 81
Ipringen. @s entlpann iid Ii elm
per5lpeifelter Sampf. @eri6ieoene
Male iprang Ser fampfseiibte Sdger
geibidt 5ur Seite nnO periuhte inls
mer pieoer, oas @efpebr ~oufSunebz
men, aber bos Cher mar tets ihnels
Ter nno perbinoerte i'm, Die @affe
I'll ergreifeu. Damn erinnerte CT IiH.
DaB er einen Tepolper I'M @iirtel
hattie er aber nit Dem rehten Irm an
Die betrefienoe Stele gegriffen, ais
Der 2eoparb ni6 l6on nieoer Den
Nrm gefaBt bate. 60 iuurDe Die
Sitlation nit ieoem Ioment bebenf>
lid)er fir BEN Sffi5ier. Der 81 Sail
fam urD bel bem @eriud. Die Sberz
bnnO gu eelpinnen. lid cine 3eit lang
nit Dem CHER nuf Der @roe berums
ipdl8te. ShlieBlth fonnte er einen
Iugenblif benilten, I'M ieinen He%
bolper gu nebmen uno oieien %feierte
er Dem 2eopnrben aus allernd6ltcr
gidbe in Das @eii6t. Sas Sbier
lieB los, benn oas Iuge mar linn
6erausgei6olien. ulo pieicn Momcnt
benlbte Der Sfii5ier. lun iein @eiuebr
au%f5unebmen, nit Dem er Die Seitic
nieoeritrecte, 9erobe in DEM Momcnt
ais Sic Sreiber berunfnmen. Surd)
ben ungebeuren Slliperlult mar Der
pudere Sdmpe 10 iebr geihpdht por<
ben, bab or elmer Sbnmadt nabe mar,
ais Die Srei6er beranfamen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
Saiuois.

- 3mei SGde boiler @olbitiide IN
SDbe BON $3.50 unb $500 pas Stiid,
I'M @an5en $3.50. purben fiir5lid
bon Der Chicago Telephone Company
an bieienigen Selepboniltinnen ber@
tbeilt, mel6e mdbrenO bes eini9en
Sagen pprber erfol9ten 9ranbes in
ibrem @ebGube go. 81 Sranflim Cir,
nit GuBerIter 8rauollr auf ibrem Yo>
ten blieben, tpGbrenb bns gauge grobe
@ebdlibe Der Selepbon : 8eieli6aft
iid) nit Hau6 iiQte.
DIS bas Seuer in iener Na6t
am beftigiten brannte unb Die SenIter
bes Selepbon : 8ebdllbes o Den
Slammen formlid gepeiti6t ipurben,
erbielten Die iunaen Snmen 10 Der
Hpli5ei Den 9efebl, bas @cbduoe 81
ralmten. @tebrere Der jungen Wdbz
den iparen bereitS BON Huli6 ber>
artig iibermannt, baB lie obnmGdtia
nlirben. Srobbcm erfldrten lid Tiele
bereit, auf ibrem Soften auS8ubarren.
Says barnuf, Wprgen5 I'M 8 ll6r, ais
Die pdbrenD bes Cages beI6dftigten
IGohen a~ntrater, batten lid Die
8dumlidfeiten nnfs gielie nit Hnll6
ongefiiqt, Elm 3u1tnub, Der mebrere
Gtunoen mdbrte. Srpboem bielten
bic Wd06en lpader Stanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
Nettete D0S Seten TIRES
Sobucs.

Die gIiidli6ite @utter in Dem fleie
men Stdbtfen Sba, DO, ut Srnu 9.
Hiippee. sic i6reibt: r&or einem
Sabre mar mein Sobn nit einem 10
gcfdbrli6en Qungeniibel be6aftet, baf
unier Gr6t ni6t i'm Stanbe lpar linn
81 belfen; lpie, mir ibm o6er nadb Dem
Hutbi6loge bes Ipot6efers Sr. &ing's
Stem Discovery 9abeu. fonuteu mir
iofort Die Seiierung merten. Sd be-
bnnbelte i'm in Oieier Geiie elm paar
8oden lang, bis CT Damn audi
pelenos 9eIunb mar. Seit6er ar
beitete er regelmdBig am S6reiner>
bQnbnerf. Sr. Sings Nem Sis
cooerp bat icin &eben gerettet. 6ei>
lung gegeu Suiteu unb Grfdltllu9
miro bon z. 8. N c, Npotbefer,
600 Wiain Strobe, 9ubuoue, Soma.
9arantirt. 80 Gents unD $1.00.
Yrobefldi6e gratis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
@Mrttembere.
Ccnerret6= un9arm.

= Seine Waieitdt Der auiIer hattie
emit in Steiermarf Dem Sagopereniis
gen bulbi9t, unb mar babel pbne
lein @iiien nrf frembes @ebict eee
fommen. gr plirbe, bon einem Mo@
jutanten begleitet, bonn 8utsberrn.
Dem bas Nepier ge6orte. a%neebalten.
Sieier ipra1 iih in bittern @orten
iiber BEN Saebfrepel aus u1b fraste:
v@er. iinb Sic. innger 6err?" -
nSffi5ierl" par Die Intipprt. =
.9as Ieb' i6. aber nie bciBen Sie?"
- nSran3l" .8ie npd?" -
-Soiefl" : ~alio Soiei Sran5. @llt,
mein Serr. i1 nerbe mid bel or.
Waieitdt iiber sic beibtperen." =
SD gcbe beute ielbit naG 8ien unb
tam Die alaseibrift slcih ielbit mits
nebmen. Wein @ort barauf, bab
tie in bes &uiiers Sanb fommt." -
Ser @ntsberr erpiberte crbittert:
r@orberbano perbe i1 SIR 8eipe6r
in Sei6las nebmen. Ser Safer er>
fldrte. in Der 8obnune bes CUTS
berrn Die 9iifie ab5useben. Sn,
@utsbpfe angetommen. erfubr Der
Wtonarb, bab am ndd1iten Sonntae
Der %fleinite Sproiie getauft iperoen
ipllte. Ser aaiier, Der inSpiihen
gu einem Smbib e~inseloben morben
mar, erfldrte iif bereit, Battle itcb'n
an nollen. Sd perbe mid inter
allen llnlitdnben frei 81 MAIDEN in6en
unb ipenn Sic e%rlauben, iperbe id
allh einige Srelnbe mitbriu8en.
Sabe ih audi cine 0eoatterin?" frra
er. .Gi freilif. cine re6t ifone",
eripiberte nit Stol5 Die @rtsfrau.
,Meine Shipe1ter. pelde ih Dor
Erag erparte." Ser Spnntog fam
nnb brnbte alidJ ben @epntter Soiei
Sran5, Der iih 9ans nerdnbert bate
benn er erihien in Der Generals
Uniform, be9lcitet bon 5tpei Mbju>
tantcn. Ser @utsbcrr mar gan5 be-
ltiir5t. ais er Den &diier erblifte,
.Wajeitdt, foi1nen Gle mir bers
seiben?" itptterte er. 20. nidtS Dor
@er5eibung!" fiel linn Der &aiier ms
@ort. Sic paren ia in Sbrem bol.
len Hehte. Iber mas Ser Gdiibt
Soief Srnns berbrohen bat, oiirfer
sic benz 8ebatter Srans SoIef MIDI
nahtragen. Seet aber ifnea bin. 81
meiner Bepntterin - einen Sreubens
tag barf ma lid nift bur6 cine I'm.
anaenebme ~'grinneruug perfiim.
| mern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
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= rstA
: SulQnoifGes. 8
O.
Gtitricf Columbia.
Observation-Disclosures

4uS @of6irGtpn pirb mitge>
t6eilt: Winn foun iiG exit einen ges
eriff madden bon Der lln8ebeuerlif@
felt bee &unnmnfnnal5, penn man
beOentt, puB fir Die ndcbiten 3ipDlf
IioRnte 100000 $fIno SDndmit
5um Sprengen peripenDet reroen
miillcn.
Sast fonmen 5ur 8erfpcnoun9
10000 elettrii6e Climber, 1900
Souncn 70>pfiinpiger S6ienen, 90,s
600 &fuub %ol3en, 100000 Sfuno
Seprauben uno 10000 &iunb 9tdgel.
3ur Contributions zslrbeit perben MOS
natlib 10000 &funb 9pnamtt be-
not6igt.
- Sn Den @onaten Suli, Iu9uit
nro Scptember bnbcn Die Giienbabns
unfdue i'll Den &eretnigten Staaten
gang gemaltig 5u9cnommen. Gin
Ger9leih nit Den Drei porber9ebenoen
&onnten miro Oieie5 be'tdtigen.
isle @eiommt5obl Der bel Giien@
b~ahninf9Gen rerltneliidten Taiiagies
rem, unb 8eoienIteten bctrIg IN Den
Ionuten Suit, @ugrrlt unb Septems
Der 1850 9egen 1887 in Den por>
b~erpebenbeu brei Wlpnnten. Die Ins
sa6i Der get0oteten &aiin9ierc nno
GnaeiteQtcn lit 267 oe9en 1914.
3uinnmenit0Be nnD Gntgleiiungen
eab es in bielem Guartal 1872, iuos
bon nlf e~ritere 1891 unb nuf lebtere
1871 fallen. Sn 470 Sdllen bans
belt es iid I'M Terionens uno Gil
siige. Ser an Iaihincn, &ngen
itro S6iencn an9eri6tete S6aDen
mirb auf $2,932,760 berefnet.
9eim aoppeln BON Wngen nnD
Mdihinen perloren 81 Nngeiteate
Dos 2eben. IS bebeutet bns cine Gut
nobrne bon 10 gegen Das porleete
Sunrtnl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
Gin jeacnsrct6es NomopoI.

Rur bic llnpiHenheit fam behanpten, bas eS
fem iegenSreidhes Monopol gibt. Sene Nrjnet.
fuelde upr SGbrhunoertei pom ben gelebrten
Ntondlen utf benz ct. Bernard entoedt uno lett
benz 3ebntauienoe non id)ueren 4eioen .geheilt
hot, 1T ein iold,es @onupol. 9ieie berlibnlten
ct. Bernard arduterpiaen limb tbatiadlit has
einSige Seilmittel, has IN alen 5duen pm Ters
bauuugsleioen Gilit. gRar nehne es. fuenn fih
Der Seginn eineS ioldben 2eioens ourdb faoen
poer Idledhten @eifmad i'm Nunbe, &%opfidbmers
sen, l~lebelteit uno geritupiung anmeloet. Man
nebme es ipgleid1, nm iih ipatere Gualet 81 ers
iparen, Nber audi bann. fpenn bas Seioen
idon ~tieiere @ur5eln seidDlagen bat. iuenn bic
itedenben aopiidmer sen nitbt ntehr periplptns
ben poler, tuent Hummelshine, uno ,Seblos
rungeu eintreten uno ipenn 9fieren nno 4eber
o~ergiitet limb, aud 0anl helien oieie tpnnoer'
tbdti9en Yiaer rpd). Sie eItbalten fein Auefs
iilber poer nnoere dbenbe Stofe, iouoern nir
heilenoe Efansenidfte. s5lr 20 Gents in allen
Npotbeten. Sbne grube 9otturs 9edbuungen 81
SahIen ODER llniuninien fur ipertbloie YfnIdbers
@rdpardte an peridliuenoen, tam nlio 3eoer,
AUDI Der llnbemitteIte. ii1 eiu rdGrlaites. uets
Suuerlaiiiges 0eilmittel peridlaTer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
MiNourt.

9ieIer Gage cntidieb 81 ct.
&reisrtdJter HeDnoloS. bnB elm
i'm Guslanbe gcborener Siirger Der
Ser. Staaten iebr ipobl ais @eI6mo>
rener Dienen fDnne, lpenn Ell aud Die
engliide Sprade nidt flieBenb Ipre6e.
SouiS Z. 9. ipQte ais 8eihmorener
Sienen. lpolte iih nber entifuloigen,
oa er uur 9eutih iprehe unD faum
I'M Stanbe lei Den Ierbaublungen ge@
6Drig 5uiol9en. Nls Der Hihter ies
oo9 einige Sragen an i'm ridtete,
.dntpprteie er i6nca unb beitimmt
olf bieiel6eu. iebp1 in Seutif. Ser
Wann lit bereit5 20 Sabre bier i'm
2anbe uib Hi6ter Nepnolbs CAB Den
@efebl, Ser Wiann babe ais @ei6ipos
rener 3l oieuen, benn fpenu er nah
20idbrigem Aufentbalte bier nod
nid5t I'M Stnnbe lei Die Yilihten zines
@elhmorenen gu erfiiaen, 10 iei es
bobe 3cit. baB CT es lerne.
Sm &reisgeriht 81 ct. 2ouis
lieb fiir5lih Der Silistreisanipalt e.
q. Neluton Die alogen 9e9en Die Bril-
Der goplpb, Gonrab unb Gbnarh
Smith fallen unb ipra6 lid babel iiber
Den babel betbeiliaten Yoli5iiten 8m,
Bauer iebr abidQig ans. Gr legte
FLAIR, bnB Die areiSanpalti6aft einem
Yoli8iiten. Der lid in Sbldgereien
einlGBt, feinen @lauben i6eufen fam.
9lm 3. Se3ember i6entten einige
SGger benz Sunbefdnger Sobn @nrbol
BEN Eel5 zines Stinftbieres. Sers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12

S. q. Sarnpn, bon 2i5emore, Weit
Sa., iaat: rGnbli6 babe i6 Die poa>
fommene Yiue g~efunoen, pelbe mid
niemnls tdui6t; unb gum @oble NM
berer, tpelfe an elmer trdoen 2eber
ODER hronii6er @eritopfune leiben",
mill ih iagen: nebmet Sr. Sings
Sem 9ife Yiaen." 3ufriebenbeit ga
rantiert. 25 Gents bel 3. SO.
Guete, I~potbefer, 656 Drain Ctr,
Dubuque, Spipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
1aNa6mSettS

Cine @oitorer Sa8bgeieqi6nft
ut pom elmer 2uitreiie nn6 Snoien
Surildgefebrt. &ur5 Oarnuf muGtc
folaenOe intereHaute @ei6ihte iiber
cinen aufrcgeuoeu 2eopnroenfnmpf
in BEN %fn1bipnabIcn Gibbs bon Soitpn
Die Nulbe: Gin iunger &eoparoc bate
Die Oema6lin bes inbil9en @nf9eberS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
Shmei6clbaft.

S6riftIteaer: Sd ifreibe 10 mile
ra6el, bab i6 meine eigenen gtanus
ifripte niht leien tonn!"
9iebnfteur: .Sie @liidli6erl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12

%erndbren. Sd bin elm ipabbnfter
8efeuen, benn penn eS iiG ntnd;t, baB
Sic meiile Srau iinb. 10 loIten sic ais
Nebennerbienlt uniere SerriGaft
foden. SD piirbe germ in BEN Whrbe>
itunben cine Srau unterbnlten. Iuf
bieien Intrne eines n%ffcnen unb chr
lid)en Wannes eriparte id balbigit
5drtlide Intiport. SIR treiler e."
@iirttembere.
Gin 1mneres lln9liid creianete
lid in gebenneiIer. gin einem friif
gegrabenen, cirfo II Weter iiefen
Drummer bes Sauern 9rGnble tpar
beiien S6nnger 9dnle bon Oebcrtss
baus nit Teridnlen bes SGoftes be-
ihdfti9t. Sierbei glitt 9dnle aus,
itiir5te in Die Siefe unp iplirbe bon
nafrutif)enben @rbnraiien pcrihiittet.
Sbgieif NIT ben HettungSarbeiten ioz
fort begonnen lplirbe, fpnnte Der Ser
i6ilttete nidt mebr lebenbis %bcralsgez
l6afft nerDen.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
LITTLE BOYS ROB UNCLE SAM
Two Children Confess TO LOOtinE Mall
Boxes-Detectives Get Re-
ward for Arrests.

Otto Hyland, 25Ol Himebaugh avenue, and
Harry Krenomire, 5224 North Twenty-sixth
street, two little boys, aged II and IL
years. respectively, are in deep trouble
with Uncle sam, having confessed to rob-
bling rural mail boxes west of Benson
Thursday of last week, and they are now
In the hands of the Juvenile authorities
waiting to see what the governments
agents will do with them. Meanwhile, De-
tectives Mcdonald and Donohoe, who eff
fected the capture OF the little fellows are
elated over the prospects Of being awarded
$500 for each of the prisoners, which the
Postal department has standing for the
capture and conviction of any persons
stealing from mail boxes.
The boys were arrested by the detectives
Monday on a charge Of having stolen a
watch belonging to the brother Of one of
them and attempting to pawn It. and
after they were taken into custody the
more serious crime was disclosed. They
could not long deny their guilt and con-
fession was easy. Assistant Probation on
Ger Carver called at the city Jail and
took the prisoners away and the postofice
inspectors took up the matter of prosecut-
ing them.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
SECOND Death AGAINST HIM
Grave Charge Hangs over Head Of
George Breckner, Youth of
Nineteen Years.

Coroner Bradley held an inquest Friday
afternoon over the body OF Frank Dubuc
who died ns the result of a wound received
Friday morning, April 26. Death occurred
at the County hospital Saturday evening
The man was first taken to the South
Omaha hospital, but last Thursday or Fri
day was transferred to the County hos
pital. He died OF infection OF some nature.
The wound In itself, though serious, was
not thought dangerous. II gave Dubuc
considerable pain the first few days and
there was loss Of considerable blood be-
fore the arteries were taken up. The
wound was sustained in a fight or scuftie
at the Omaha Packing plant with George
Breckner. Twelfth and Polk streets.
Breckner was arrested Sunday afternoon,
but no charges have been filed against him.
The recommendation of the county attor-
ney after he receives the verdict of the
eoroners jury will be awaited. Breckner
claims the wound was accidental, but that
Dubuc was in the act Of striking him. He
said that they had been "fooling' all the
forenoon and passing words and Dubuc
had at last become angry. Breckner was
breaking legs in the killing beds and was
constantly using his knife. AS Dubuc
struck he attempted to ward off the blow
by raising his right arm, in which was
the knifs. The wound was the result
Breckner is boy Of 10. He viii be re-
membered as the boy who accidentally shot
and killed Arthur Kuhn about two years
ago. The jury exonerated him Of guilt in
that affair. He seemed much grieved when
arrested that he should again have been
the cause of a mans death He is a
young fellow OF good appearance. rather
slight built.