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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
81 o M, 81. Scpt. 'O7.

~ o III, II. Scpf. VI.
sSert6e 9febaftion!
Lts ipar ppralis3uieben. baS bic
~ Iebte @n5Dflifn Yius bes Sebnz
w fen cine groBe Seltiir5une inter
ben WoDernilten ipiirne berbors
ecruien 6aben, On oieies pdpItlide
Shreiben oen Wobernismus IN ieiu
recbtes 9id)t geitellt bat. gtaf) bielent
Gd)reiben bleibt in Ser Sbat ben Wlo@
berriiten nihts nnbers iibrig als 1id)
Der Slutoritdt bes 6I. Stlbles 8,l
1nterperfen ober lid ais ertra @eclee
iinM 5lt betrdhten.
SieIem lebten Sd)ritte id)eint it'd
ber friibere proteitantiicbe YaItor unb a
bipiili5 iuspenbierte GrsSeiuit SprreQ,
Das $onupt Der engliiden NDberuilten.
Su ndbern. Senn ipdbrenD logan bic
fird5ens fcinoline Yreiie Die Spportuz
nitdt bes pdpItIidhen S6reibens auere
fennt. eraebt lid Sprren III ZEN
i1n,6bliditen Angriffen sesen ben
!6l. Stubl. unb bebient lid Dem Sl.
&ater seaeniiber elmer Spradc, Die
ipeber Elm SDllinger, nod Der Gr>Sos
ininifnner SDneintb 2opIon ober onz
Dere a6seiaIlene Yrieiter aneefpanot
baben. Soh mas beipnberS auffdut.
lit Der Wongel nn Slufri6tigfeit ben
Sprrea an Den Sa9 legt. 9lm 80.
slugult iiberinnbte er hem 5l. Suble
ieine llntcrperfung. SSn oieiein
Ghreibeu jeoocb bemerft SprreIl NIT
finoiiher 9toipitdt. bob alle llebel.
iucl6c iiber Die &ircbe gefpnin,en. iu
iogar Die Sufuuft ielblt iinierer GipiliS
fation bon benz, lpas Sbrrell Die
Identification bes aat6oli5iSntrs NIT
Der Ifolaitiiden grfldrung bes fatbos
IiIden @laubens nennt, abbdn9en. Gs
lit geipib ionberbar, baB Sabrhunberte
lang Iiemnnb Die groBe @efabr eiuer
ipldben Sbentififation iudbrgenommen
habe, mn bab Sprrell bas Yripilegium
borhebaIten ipnr, Die einsige Grfldz
riln9 bes tatbolii1en @laubens slt
geber.
SieIes 8cnebmen 5prrell's beItdtigt
6ic 8orte oes $ol. @aters. lpenn CT ges
luiile 6Gupter Der Moberniiten ais bont
S5ohmutb bltrhbulnsene Mdnner bin=
itellt. 8ns I'M @obernisnns AM
meiiten iiberrald]t 1T serabc. baB bers
ielbe Elm 8eniid bon 2ebren lit. Die
IN pollitGnbisem @eseniab iteben NIT
DEM 8eien bes aatholi5ismus. uno
DaB troe allebem Die @oberniiten
fortidbren. iif ais Inbunger Deg Sa@
tbolisismus al befennen. Sod niemnls
NOR Der @iberlprlid, 10 epioent iuie
Inn SnIl SDrrcll. Ser lebte Vriet oeS
ebentalisen proteltantiiden Saltprs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
geredtcr grOtcit amberssldnbiser.
Ghicoup. NIl.. 21. OF.

w u u, lSu., q. Lii
Die bieii9e Yoiforal : GopferenS Ser
Gbnn9elil6 S2ntleriI9en 6dt cine
Heibe bon Seihliliien ailgenontnen. in
ipelhem iie lid segen Die grDffnune
eines Sommergorten3 in Der 9lG6e bes
Goneorbids Sriebbofes pertpabrt. 0as
nu5 Den YaItoren 2. 2od)ner, aarl
Sdnliot mp S. g. Ierbib 6eitebenbe
Gomite Der Gonfereu5 erbebt burhaus
fcinen Ginipritd gesen Die GrofiniIng
cerdrti9er &ersniigungspldbe iibers
baupt. bdlt aber Die. Siibrune zines
oerarti9eu 9ieiIorts in Der Idbe Der
lesten 9fubeitdttc ibrer Sobten fir
ortrdauS iiuangebradlt. 9ie gcs
iHliilie enben ipie folst: uno
9leiob5eitis Ienfen mir Die Mmfmerfs
ianlfeit bes Ynblif,ms alif Die n0tbiae
gbrerbietune. ipcIdje Der lesten eauss-
itdtte Der 5obten unb ben 8efiiblen
ihrer GnaebGrieen entge9en9ebradt
iperben Iollte, Die @5ott ndd] ieirlem iirs
beareifliben gsinsn hcimeeiroht bat
unb ole besbnib IN Die Gage beriebt
limb, lire 2ieben 81 9rnbe an sleiten.
unb in Der 6olee oieien @rdbern
hdufie 8eiuhe ubitntten, 9fiidiifhten.
iiber Die iidb Die ertpdbnte @ereniis
srnss @eiellIfnft bollis bintpeg9ea
lett bat. 6eruer
9cihloilen. bab Die Iiitheriiten Tas
itoren iid on ale oieienisen giirgcr
ipenben. ipeld1e in oieier Snselesenbcit
nit linen iibereinltinlmen uno slaus
ben. bab ben @efiiblen Der Srauerns
pen, Die in Dielen Sriebbofen aus> nno
eingeben. Hehnune eetraeen perben
iollte. ilnb pab Die unniittelbare Ndhe
eines geraniigunespnrfs BEL einem
Sriebbof id,on segen ben seipObnliben
Initanb perltOBt II. I. m.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
1spnupple Elm Glndj bes 2amSes.
g prfpIf 0so 10 Sft

Nor rfolf. Ta., 19. Oft.
Mnf Der Iusltellltng in samestotpn
mar geitern u8rcoflpner Gag, Der
TN geiiein elmer gnsnbl 6erporraaens
Der Sefuobner Der &irdenitabt beaans
gen ipuroe. Sic 9ropflpner 8eIeus
ldloft frltrbe bel Der 9lnflnit in Der
InsIteIllng bon ben 8eamten Der Iebz
teren empfangen linb nad) ben eina
5elnen 0ebduben geleitet. Sic 9febe
bes Cages belt 9fictter gBiIlium s.
@npnpr, behen Iusfiibrungen Iif aez
gen oas lleberbanbnebmcn Der gpoz
nopole unb Sriiits rihteten. uno beren
@eiteben er fir eiren Slud fir bas
Sdnb erfldrte. Gapnpr iagte linter
Inoerem:
yunier Snnpel iollte o6Iolut frei
lein, ebenIo Der Mitbeiperb. unb bari
nid]t aeitort fperben burd @eiudbrrina
bon Yripile9ien rno 9esiinitigungen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
Sie gepiantc Grweiternns bes Eadetz
poitnicnites.

% it o II, Wtnii., 81. DIT.
Temerten5pertbe IenDerunSen uno
gfcuerilngen itcben fir Die nabe 3uz
limit int Toitneien Der Ser. Staaten
bepor, folls Der GongreB ben @orid)ldz
gen 5llitimmen ipirb. Die Der @eneralz
SoltmeiIter Weper 5u MAIDEN gebenft.
Cine MliSoebnung bes YndetpoIt@
Henites, melt iiber bcn Nabmeu bins
aus, ben oieieS Snitem ieht I'M Yolts
perfebr eimlimmt, Die @rrihtung bon
&olts Sparbanfen, Die slusgabe bon
Ioits 9anfuoteu III SD6e BON Gent
bis $3.50, mp Die giniiibrilna bon
Sriefmarfens sNutpmaten, iino in eies
fen Gorfhldeen enI5nlten. Sie Gin>
fii6riina bon 9risfmarfens 9(utonaten
ipirb sundt,it bon Dem GrsebniB npn
@erIuden abbGuaen. Die aegenipGrtia
nit einer berartigen @ial6ine anses
felt iperben.
9ie mid)tieltc llnp in ibrem MeluIs
tate bon ben ipeit9ebenbiten Solecn be-
aleitete gteiierung ipiro Die benbiichz
fiate slusocbnlng beS Yadetpoitoiens
ties Iein. GS 1T nidbt mtr poraeicben.
bos Spitem, ipie es iebt i'm @ebraiicb
lit, qlialitatip meientlih 5li perbeNern.
fonberu man beabIihtigt oilh. oie
@orimalrute fir Yadcte ppn 16 nuf
- Gents bas Yfinb berab6nleben nno
fpill ferner Die 8eipidts9ren5e bon 4
auf II Yfunb erb6ben. 9a5h fonunt
nod, baB IN Gtdoten. in benen eaS
Spltem freier Eoitbeifellung berribt,
Die lotale Yadetpoit nit 8agen oper
slutontobilen ausseitattet iperoen ioll.
en ben SanOoiitritten nit freier Yolts
beltellllng lit Die Ginfiibrlng cines
Gpe5ialIpitems fir Den Yadetpoltpera
fehr 5l allBerorbentli6 nieorisen 9taz
ten beabiihtigt.
Der @eneralpoltmeiiter berfennt baz
bel fcinesipegs Die 6inbernille Die i'm,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
Die emrrpaiide gSeisemcrute.

& a T binston. 9. g., 21. Oft.
Der serinae sll3faIl Der @ei5ens
erllte I'M norbliden europa bot bas
Nugenmerf auf Die iiiblihen @ei5en
bnuenpen 9dnber aelenft, in ser SHfis
nung. baB beren lleberflub ben eiseneu
Yiangel beden perbe.
Sic iiina'ten gerichte 5eigen. bnB
Hublnnb's grnte serinaer lit benn pie
poriabrige. ipdbreno Sranfreif) uno
Stalien beIier abIhuitten penn I'M
Sabre 1905. glraeutinien. slmltrnlien
nnb Snbien berlprethen 5iemlid quite
gruten. Gin ungefdbrer ueberidlaa
Der GeIammttpeiaenerute bes Sabres
1907 belltet nrf cine glbnabne BON
2S9, 100000 8uIbel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
&rnnfenmGrterinnen

nnD &ranfennGrterinnen mittelIt
lutonobilen elm uno ipdter folgte
Sulfe bon anberen Srten. Ser 8ouz
perneir Snrlep beprberte Die Serre
Snlte Wlili5 nah Dem lIngliifsplas
nnO reilte ielbit icfort bahin ab. mo CT
5nr lelten 3eit nit Sen GpIbnten ans
largte. Bon Snhianapolis trofen nod
I'M Saltfe oes Inhmittnss 700 3elte
nne 5elrbetten fir Die @erlebten nno
Sbou6loieu elm.
Ser 8ilrgermeiiter bon Seere 6aute,
Spots, bnt Den Stobtratb in grtraz
itbun9 berrfen, banlit er Mabnabmen
our llnteritilbnng Der bon Der &atnz
ltropbe beimgein6ten ginipobneri1aft
Sontanet's treffe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
General Srans Siscl'S Senfmal
entbiillt.
g e N Inrf. 10. Oft.

Sic @eibe unb gutbiillune bes Teis
teritnnbbilnes bes Sen. Srnn5 Sigel
am 9tireriibe Sripe ltnb 100. StraBe
aine IN inpoIunter ggeiie bor iih. Slu
rcr ARilitdrz nnb Gipilz Torahe betheis
lisien lid iiber 10000 Wann. Gen.
SteiporS g. Iopbriff fiibrte nen %ors
iit bel Der 6eicr nnO Yntrid S. Wtcs
Gnbern ilbernabm bns Senfmal i'm
9tnmen bel Strbt. Sds Scnfmnl lit
Gin Icrf hes @ilo6nuers @nrl Bitter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
,'-.,es 9nftihiff.

r Taris. 20. Oft.
Der sgelntr" meloet. Sas Ser Cuff
l1iIfer eapn55a cine aus eS,..r1 Meroz
plan uno einem lenf6nren 8aIipn ,,,-
lammengeIebte Sli,gmaidine conitrutri
bat, fpelde flint Yerfpnen irno noh
10000 Yfunb @eipidht fiinf5ebu
Stinben lang in BEN 9iiften Su trnseu
pernlog. Sas neue 2uftidiff lit nit
mebreren Sriebihrouben ausgeitattet
uno linienartig seformt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22

bauptuns iteat Der Staatse Tomoloee
Or. S. $. Snut pcl 8opertoipn auf.
CT ia9t, Die Grnte fir @interdpfel
Ite5e inter Dem Surd1i6nitt lrnb mebz
rere SbIt5ii6ier erfldren. bab Die
grnte ieit 20 Sabren nidt 10 9ering
mar. iuie in Dieiem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
gOn Gais sslanb.
g E IN Mnrf 90

H 10 orf, 20. Sft.
Die Srase. ob cine fiinitlihc sfoSe
8elpeis mir oas @orbanbenIcin zines
@ebre6ens TIT. bas inter oem 0eIeb
Die Snsidliebims cines GinpanoererS
beomgt. iit aeitern @egenltano elmer
eingebenben 9isflliiion inter ben 'iins
germ Gesfulaps duf Gllis SSlanb ses
ipeien.
Die Srau, Die nit ibrem @atten.
fiini 9inbern llnb Ser fiinjtlihen gtaie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
Seine Seiicrnns inn Sefinben bes
Saiicrs.
gS len. 90. Oft.

yS II, 20. Git.
Safer Sran5 Solef lit nun fat brei
@ofen franf, uub penn aud iein 3ua
ltanp Iid etipas belierte. 10 lit bas bod
nod INNER nic1t befricbigenb. Ser
&atnrrb beIlert lid, nid1t unb ole
ardfte bcs areiien Yatienten nebmen
ub ipegen 0lougels an Nnbrung unb
S6lai. Sic &rnnlbeit an iih lit
nicbt beSentlid. es banpelt 1ih fir Die
Ner3tc mir bdrunt Die ardfte bes Yas
tieEten allfredlt 5u bnlten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
+ Cardinal steinbuber. +
II o M, II. Ntt.
Cardinal Steinbrber itarb scitern
bier I'M Gplegimm 0jermanicum.

Dfit Slnbreas Steilbuber, Ihreibt
Die ,Mmerita" bon ct. 2ouis, 0io.,
iIt eines Ser porrneeno II e II
Iitglieoer bes big. Golleeilints Der
Garoindle ans Dem Sebeu seidieDen.
Gin Wdnn, ausge5eihnet ourf ttefes
@inen uno @elebrIumfeit. Der feline
berporrueenoen 8eilteseaben ieit mesr
ais % Sahren in DEN Sienit oeS Sl.
Stlibles geitellt bnttc. Spr fiinT5i9
Sabren ipdr er ans Dem 8eltprieiIers
itoube in pie @eIellihait Selu eingez
treten, beren General i'm inn Sabre
1867 naf Som beriei nnb nit Der
2eitlina bes Gollegiilm @ermanicum
betrdute, nit 0eni CT I'M 2nlife Der Seit
gleiGiam perforpert ipnr uno beiIcn
@cihid)tsihreiber er aeiporben. Sn
oieler glnitalt blieb er uilh ipobnen.
naoboem ibn 9ep Der Srei5ebnte NIT
Dem ron,iihen Yurpur eeI1n,udt
hattie.
(Sm Gpnliitoriitm bonn 10. Snnuar
1898 fpurbe er eleioh6eiti9 nit Car
oinal Yerrnult, 8ilcbof bon Slutlne, IN
petto bebalten unb bann am IS. Yfai
1894 ais Cardinal peroffentliht. SllS
iolder bat er Der Stride trem gcoiert
als einer Ser dusge5ei1netiIcn 8eras
tber 2eo'S Des Srei3ebnten unb Sins
pcs 3ebnten. er, baS cin6iee belltife
Mitglieo hes heiligen GoQesiunlS in
curin nd6 bem 8obe Der beuiiben
Garbindle Srnn5elin, Ser9enrotber.
Wtclbers iInb Sobenlobe.)
Ion Dem 9ln,te ais Heftor mubten
bic @prgeiesten beS Ynter Stein6uber
i'm im Sabre 1880 entbeGen. ipeil
feline araft unb Sbdti9feit ednSlid bon
ben Slr6eiten in ben Gpnareaatipnen
beanlprldt mlrbc. 1878 hercitS
bate Yius Der gieunte ibn 6im Sbeoz
logon Der Eoniten5iarie crnannt. elm
Nmt, bas ltetS bon einem Der beruor@
rasenblten Iit9lieber Der 0eieaihait
,Selu bcfleibet ipirh. gluBerbem lpar
er nod, Gonlultor in oeu Gonaregntioz
nen Der auberoroentlibeu firhlihen
slngeleaenheiten. Der Eropnsanon ino
nes beiliaen Sffi5ilms. .Sn alien
pieien Iemtern". berihtet Gin nit ben
rDmii6eu @erbdltnineu ipobliluterridlz
teter Manu- .ipuroe Yater Steinbuber
balo elmer Der nrseiebeniten unb ges
ahtetiten @elebrten. Seire dns9es
5eihneten 8eriGte. feline Giutahtcn
unb feline Iein,ngs Neuberungeu.
bic IrctS aui oen tpoblerlposeniten tbeos
lcaiihen ,mp fanoniltilheu @riinben
aui9ebaut lraren. iopie ieine Sngens
Den, feline 2iebenspilroigfeit ilnb
SrcunSlibfeit aeipunnen 'ibm allents
bnlbcn Spnpatbie nnb' Sohn6tung. Z"
Oen ueitreiheubitcu @influb - ais
Goniultcr elmer Congregation =
oiirite Der Ieritprbene in Der Yropas
aanoa auseeiibt baben. Sn bieier
Stcanna srparh CT iidj gcroienite nm
bic hcntiden &atbplifen In mnierem
9anbe bnrd bic mamnbaitc @ertbciSi-
aung ibrer 9ehte. gSein einmal Die
@ciebif)te ocs Samples I'M Die Natioz
nalitGteuiraae in Der Stride bierniz
lnnNe eel6rie6en iuiro. lIno jene5 3nz
pitel ocs Nmerifanismu,s - oas iidl
| bnmit beiGditiat - 10 pirS ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22

l6on 5u Der 3eit. ba lie iiber ser Stabt
8alllpolis babin i6rebten, Die He=
forbitrede bon 400 M1ciler. Sic Ser
Seutnnnt Sabm leetes Snbr in europa
5urildlegte. iibertroffen hatten.
(Seitere intereiidnte Ingabcn iiber
Die ct. Souiler Sallonipettfabrt finbet
Der 9eebrte 3cier auf Seite 6 Diclcr
yfumner. - 9lnin. Der Meo.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
sGuk (?) sesen airGemranb.

a rts, II. Sft.
Snfolge Der iiln9iten airdenrdllbez
reien ipnroe in belitiser Gabinetsz
libung beiflohcn. Sai, &irhcnfGdke.
ocncn niht geniisenb Giherbeit &C.
irabrt tuerben fann, mad itabtiifen
uber itaatlidDen IsniCen iiberfiibrt
,ucrOen ipaen. (?!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
Die Mepicltbenermna.

9teabiug, Ta.. 25. Cft.
Sm oitlidlen Sennlplpnnien. E6ilas
belpbia eingcInloiieu. ipirb man in
bieIem 8inter $500 fiir bas Barrel
aepjel gu 3abIen baben. Siele Be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
Chamber uno WtcGab."
ct. go Mis-, no, is. OFT.

= I. = Il Q, Wo., IS. 2rt.
Sm bieiiaeu Mero Glrb tpurbe berte
anaefiinbiot. ooB Die 9uitihiffer Ics
Gop umb Chamber, beren @nlon lebte
sladtt iiber Ohio binpesfubr. Sen
2abmsSe1er gelponneu babeu. oa tic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-22
gptidJait pun einem Sallpn.
Gt QoIis NJfo. Is. 81

Sas foleenbe 9ebens5eicben ipuroe
beute friib in 2eesbure, O.. bon Dem
Billion Corn" bonn SunoeSlignals
forps binnbaemorfen:
.9ieie Sotihcft iprrhe bon bem
Sollon' ~Sorn" BON @unbesii9nals
forpS. neIber ct. 9oniS 9eltern nm
4:10 giadnlittna perlieb, um 6 llbr
friib biuabselrnrfer.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
3 A Stocking Injured BY Going Over
An Embankment

Bert Stocking was the victim of an
unfortunate accident Wednesday even
ing out southwest of town which
might have had much more serious re-
suits. He and Henry Jacobsen, Land
lord Hansen and Axel Borjessen went
out together and while Mr., Jacobsen
was talking up land dealw far
mer Mr.. Stocking ran down the hill
for little exercise and while trying
to make the turn got too close to the
edge and his machine rolled over and
over down about twenty feet when it
fortunately struck a wire fence other
wise it would probably have crushed
the life out of Mr.. Stocking, AS it was
the wire held up the machine so that
he came out somewhat bruised but not
seriously injured. Doctor Rosenbladt
accompanied by II. j. Mantz went out
and at the Doctors suggestion he re-
NAMED over night at the home of Jens
F. Petersen, but will be brought home
today. We understand the auto suffer-
ed much worse than the driver.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
Old Time Advice to Doctors.

There is an old manuscript in the
National library at Paris which has the
following advice to physicians: "On
approaching the patient you should as.
sumo a calm expression and avoid any
gesture Of greed or vanity, greet those
who salute you with q humble voice
and sit down when they do. Then,
turning to the sick person, ask him
how he is. To the patient you promise
to cure, but Immediately on leaving
the room you say to the relatives that
the disease is grave. The result will
be that If you cure him your merit is
greater, and you will receive the great.
er praise and fee, while If he dies they
will say that you had no hope from
the first"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
Forty-Five Years Today

"That reminds me" said L. A. Nc
Ginnis, Monday evening, "That forty
five years ago today | was at the Sec
ond battle of Bull Run, which occur
red on the twenty-ninth and thirtieth
of July, 1862. He was then but boy
seventeen years of age. His regiment
with others had marched most of the
time for three or four days and nights
to reach there and then had to march
all night to get away. Among many
incidents of his experience he relates
how at one time ball went through
the canteen which hung at his side and
struck man behind him going nearly
through a novel he carried in his
blouse pocket. The blow doubled the
fellow up, but the novel saved his life.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
Washington Monuments Can.

The first practical use ever made Of
aluminium was In fitting cap on the
peak of the Washington monument In
1884. Although aluminium was discov-
cred in 1927 by Professor Wohler of
Gottingen university, Germany, at that
time it was practically an unknown
metal, the cost and difficulty of its pro.
duction having prevented its develop
ment until the general use of electric
ity made it easy and economical. The
cap on the top Of the monument Is a
square pyramid In shape, weighing 100
ounces, and is 80 inches in height and
SO inches in width at the base. Gen
eral George w. Davis was in immedi-
ate charge of the completion of the
monument under General Casey and
has the distinction of being the first
man to handle aluminium In a prac-
teal way. Until that time it had been
used only for toys, for "freak" pur-
poses, and small samples had been
utilized in making models for the pat.
ent office.-Boston Globe,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
Prompt And Liberal Settlement

Yesterday morning check was re-
ceived by Mrs. w. w. Elliott from
the Register Life Insurance Co. of Dav-
export, for So, 444. ~ in payment Of life
insurance policy for 100000 with in
creasing feature, carried only four
years in that company by the late w.
w. Elliott. This is certainly a re-
markably prompt and liberal settle
ment. The Register Life is more than
sustaining its reputation for hand
some treatment Of its patrons Belle
PLANE Union.
The Register Life is the company
represented by Arthur Farquhar who
will be glad to write you policy.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
Gold the First Metal Used,

Gold was probably the first metal
known to man because 1t is generally
found native. The oldest metallic OBJ
jects to which we can assign a proba-
bic date were found in a royal tomb at
Nagada, in Egypt, supposed to have
been that of King Menes. In one of
the chambers were some bits Of gold
and bead, button and a fine wire
Of nearly pure copper. If the tomb
was properly identified, these objects
were at least $500 years old at the
time Of their discovery. Nearly all of
the ancient gold that has been exam
1ned contains enough silver to give it a
light color. 1t was gathered by the an.
clients in the bed of the Pactolus and
other streams of Asia Minor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
FOUND IN AUDUBON
BETWEEN POST OFFICE AND PARK.
A Package Containing Valuable In
formation from the Quill Lake
Plains Reading as Follows.

July 26, 1907
To my friends and neighbors Of
Audubon and Guthrie county:
write in regard to the crop pros
pect in western Canada; also contain
ing the prospects of that country in
general. Small grain looks fine al
though from ten days to two weeks
later than usual. Harvest will be at
hand about the middle of August;
which means to the farmer from S15 to
$25 per acre for grain raised on $l2 to
Sl5 lands. No wonder you can see
good houses and barns and the most
prosperous lot of farmers on earth.
You we'll know that the migration
to Canada west is immense and still
continues and will do so as long as
good fertile productive lands can be
bought at such low prices. For the
benefit of those that are or might be
interested in this part-of Canada, /
will tell you about the famous
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
COME TO CHAUTAQUAl
An Opportunity Given To Show APP
probation Of A Good Thing

Audubon will have a Chautauqua.
The program will be good one. EX-
cellent music will be furnished by the
Hesperian Quartette, the Jubilee Sing
ers and the Hungarian Orchestra.
Lectures WILDE delivered by Governor
Hoch, Doctor Hills, Father Then and
other noted men. Then Doctor Mac
Queen will present his illustrated trav-
elogues which are very popular and
attractive. We call attention again
to the fact that in order to insure the
putting on of a Chautauqua here the
business men had to become response
BILE for the sale of large number of
tickets; and it remains to be seen
whether or not the people will show
their appreciation by coming in and
taking these tickets off their hands. If
you are pleased that we are to have a
Chautauqua this year come in and buy
a season ticket. If you want Chau-
tauqua next year and thereafter buy a
season ticket. If you can only attend
few of the entertainments buy sea-
son ticket. When you cannot use it
let somebody else have it. Do not fig
ure how much for how little but buy
season ticket. Showyour appreciation
both by your attendance and yourcon
tribution. The business men have the
tickets for sale. Call and get some the
first time you come to town.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
Quill Lake Plains

These plains are located west of the
Big Quill Lake in Central Saskatche-
wan. one hundred miles north of Re-
gina, the capital, and seventy-fve
miles east of Saskatoon, and one hun
dred miles southeast. of Prince AL
bert, and 400 miles west of Winnipeg.
They comprise tract of considerable
extent and resemble in general feat
ures the justly famed Portage Plains,
but are of much larger area. Pract-
ical agriculturists who have carefully
explored these plains claim that they
excel the Portage Plains in soil rich
ness and fertility. Possibly two hun
dred thousand acres are either open
prairie, or sufficiently opento be brok-
en- with steam or regular breaking
plows, while the balance is prairie
scattered over with poplar groves.
None of this land is heavily wooded,
yet there is sufficient timber for fuel
and fences for years to come.
RICH BLACK Soil.
The soil is rich black vegetable
loan from one to two feet in depth,
undertake with brown and white clay
subsoil, accumulation that is claimed
to be perfection for wheat land. The
soil Is uniform in character, and where
burrowing animals have thrown it up
in excavating their lairs, it has the
soft, rich and velvety appearance of
made garden composite. 1t is of a
friable nature and works kindly to
the pillow, warm, and is extremely pro-
ductive. Taking the Plains as whole
the greater part of the land is probab-
ly best adapted for mixed farming,
but there is a belt of land lying direct
ly west of the Big Quill Lake and in
the close proximity to the Canadian
Northern Railway, and likewise the
Canadian Pacific Railway, compris-
ing probably one hundred and fifty
thousand acres of the
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-08-01
Notice To The PubIicI

All persons owning land in small or
large tracts within the Incorporated
town of Audubon are requested to
NOW the weeds in the streets and the
alleys adjacent totheir lands and also
all weeds growing on said land within
the next ten days. Now your weeds
and see what a wonderful improve
ment it will make in the appearance
of your property.
b. l.. DARNOLD,
Street Commissioner.