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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
NEW ENTERPRISES
FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Hucklebcrry Springs Company
Gets Charter-Has Capital
of S1oo,ooo.
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SCHOOLS LOSE GOOD MAN
L. j. coltrane Elected supcrin-
tcndent to Succeed ]. M.
Way, Resinged.
SCHOOLS LOSE GOOD MAN
-Lspedlal 10 rhe Tlmes.plspatcll.l

Especial to The Times Dispatcli.l
RALEIGH N. c.. September l3.-The
Leisel. Color Company of Charlotte,
files with the Secretary of State an
amendment for its charter, changing
the place of business from Charlotte
to Greensboro. Julius Leisel is presi-
dent OF the corporation.
a. charter is issued for the Huckle
berry Springs Company, of Durham.
capital 100000. by w. c. Bradsher
and others. for the DEVELOPMENT of
timber and mineral lands and of min
of hotels.
Another charter is to the Desoto
Land nd and Lumber &C.. G9m n5ay of RED e.
W Snfnxn sspt E w siHG1Ge an ny others
A letter received by the State SUI
perintendent OF Public instruction
from Q. v. Woosley. principal. says
the new county high school there has
whom twenty-one are boarders.
c. III. Mebane. of the State Depart
ment OF Education. has gone to Craven
and Pam'ico counties to deliver q num-
Der OF educational addresses.
Notice comes to the State Depart
ment OF Education that Il. J. Coltrane
has been elected superintendent of the
Randolph county public schools to sue
y
perintendent Joyner says the retire
nent of Mr.. Way from school work is
a great loss to the educational inter-
ests of his section, but that Mr. Col
trane is a man of scholarship and
ability and will doubtless make good
superintendent.
Negro Painters Free.
After hearing which continued
through the past three days Justice
of the Peace Yearly made ruling
dismissing the charge against the
three negro painters--Sam Riddick,
Dave Pool and Henry Roberson-that
they waylaid and robbed another ne
gro. Sam McRae. There were over 100
witnesses and six lawyers in the case.
The Justice held that there was not
sufficient evidence to hold the three
| to the higher court.
| Miss Helen Mae Card. who for the
past year has been here with the State
| Department of Agriculture in direction
! of the women's meeting In connection
with the farmers Institutes held in
| all parts of the State. has gone to her
| home in Canada by way of the James
| town Exposition and points of inter
est North. She Is to be married very
soon now to a prominent newspaper
man of Winnipeg. Canada.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
NUMBER OF CASES ARGUED
BEFORE SUPREME COURT
tsnecial TO The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
STAUNTON, VA, September 13.-Tha
following business was transacted in
the Court of Appeals this morning:
Merryman VS.. Hoover, argued and
submitted.
shiplett VS. sliplett. submitted on
brief.
Hoover VS.. Neff, submitted on briefs.
Lenning VS. Harrisonburg Light and
improvement Company. submitted on
briefs.
Smith VS.. Lurty. submitted on briefs.
Lurty VS.. Smith, submitted on briefs.
Matthews & Co. US. Progress Distill-
ing Company, continued.
Bowman vs.. Liskey, continued
Coffman VS.. Liggett, argued in part
and continued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
CITY SCHOOLS.
OPEN MONDAY

City school principals met YESTERDAY
afternoon Mt the City Hall and went
over the plans for the new year which
begins Monday. At 10 O'Clock this
morning the teachers will assemble at
Central School. superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction Eggleston and Major
James III. Capers, president of the
board. will deliver addresses. The
coiored teachers will meet at the same
place at noon.
The old pupils will register at the
various schools on Monday and new
pupils will register Tuesday. AT the.
High School old and new pupils Wilt
report for duty Monday, The indica-.
tions are that the registration Will be
larger than in former years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
WESTERN CAROLINA COUNTIES
WILL VOTE PUBLIC AID HONDS
Ispeclal to The Ttmes-Dtspatch.l

BASKERVILLE, N c.. September Ia
There Is now every assurance that the
counties in Western North Carolina,
through which the projected South At
lantic and Transcontlnental Railroad
will pass, will vote public aid bonds
for the construction of the new road.
Following the action of Henderson
and Transylvania last Monday, and
that Of Buncombe county on Tuesday.
the county commissioners of Haywood
county on Wednesday approved the
plans of the South Atlantic and Trans
continental Railroad Company, Endorsed
the proposition to vote public aid bonds
at the rate of $4,000 per mile, and d.
rected the formal call for popular
election on October 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14


The letter kills Moses probably did not
intend that they should literally wear parch-
ments their foreheads and hands. and
tack them on their door-posts. In SO doing
they were Initiating custom which WilEin-
son shows US prevailed in ancient Egypt.
You can find to this day dooriambs carved
with royal ovals.
Jesus scathingly rebukes an hypocrisy
which makes broad its phylacteries and
long Its prayers. and many It's proselytes.
but utterly lacks the Spirit. whose office it
is TO make religion life in the soul. Liter
alism is always deadly. The Spirit vivihes
Jehovah our God is the one Jehovah; be-
sides him there is none other. What a
shaft of light that across the black polythe-
ism of their age. and across the equally
black agnos,icism and atheism of our day.:
Hear II! Jehovah is, He is one!
God has always governed by system of
rewards and punishments. II his people
would obey his law. 1t would he well with
them. and they would Increase in the milk
and honey land. But He led them to look
through these temporal merces to tho rich
er benefits of grace. Abraham plainly show
ed that he sought a better Canaan than tho
ono God had given him;
Religion. under the old dispensation even,
was a matter of the arectonal nature. The
law to be In the heart. Faith, too, has
It's source and seat In the heart. With the
heart man believeth. The commandments
are kept because we love him who gave
them.
Subtle danger lies In prosperity. The sud-
den possession of well-furnished houses,
wells, vineyards, orchards, may make us
forget the real source OF our prosperity.
Fear is a wholesome clement in religion, a
sacred, hlial awe of God. 1t is almost ell
minated. That is one thing that helps make
our current religion such mush.
God jealous. That Is accommodation
of human language, The emotion of the
divine heart expressed by that word is APP
propriate to tho divine nature. Gods jeal-
ousy Is the "shadowed side" OF His love.
1t Is the strongest possible expression OF
His constituencies when His love Is not re-
Quilted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
EARMVILLE COUNCIL
GIVES POLICE MORE PAY
tspecial to The Times-Dispatch.l

FARMvILLE. VA, September Ia
AT the lasttmeeting of the Town Coun-
cil OF Farmville the police officers
were rewarded for their faithful dis
charge of duties by u subtantial raise
in their salaries. Those who were
heretofore receiving only SIS per
one receiving $50 was put at s65. The
Council also Increased the salaries of
the commissioner of the revenue,
street commissioner, clerk of the town
and the cart driver. In all aggregat-
ing $3.50 additional in the year,
Official inspection of the Farmville
Guard has been postponed from the
9th, the date first named, until Satur-
day night the 21st instant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
SUING DIR. j. l.. KELLEY,
ALLEGING MhLPRACTICE
tspe cial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. September ID
Robert Dellinger, of Moore's Store.
Shenandoah County, Is suing Dr. j. L.
Kelley for $4,000. alleging maiprac-
tics on his wife. who died about ono
year ago. Judge Thomas w. Harrison
is hearing the case. Twenty-Five ply
sicinns of the county have been sum
moned as professional witnesses. Hon.
r. r. Barton. of Winchester. and Sena-
tor j.. S. Tavenner. of Woodstock, rep
resent the plaintiff. while Walton &
Walton and r. j. Walker represent the
defense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
Goes Crnxy In Jail.

Elijah Dean. q colored man. who was
lodged in the Henrico jail about a
month ago. charged with assault with
intent to kill citizen of the lower
end Of the county, yesterday develop
ed signs Of insanity. He was looked
long in finding out that the negro was
a raving maniac.
The afflicted man was taken from
the cell he was occupying. and put in
the padded cell, much to the relief of
two companions who had been Gagged
with him. An investigation showed
that Dean Is not only a maniac now,
but that he has been afflicted for a
long time and has spent quite a while
in the lunatic asylum. He will be
taken to Petersburg for confinement In
the Central Asylum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
RECOMMEND CONSTRUCTION
OF BRIDGE OVER ROCkFISfI

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
HOWARDSVILLE, VA. September
13.-The commissioners of Albemarle
and Nelson counties met here yester-.
day to decide upon the advisability OF
building a new bridge across the Rock.
fish River at this place. They agreed
with one accord that 1t was very neces-
sary to have new bridge, and recon-
mended a steel structure to be in keep
ing with the splendid bridge just COM
spleted across the James, which is an
ornament to the town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
Are Liable to the Tax.
(special to The Times-Dispat,h

RALEIGH, N. c., September 13.-As-
sistant Attorney General Hayden
Clement has at the request of State
question Of the liability OF Insurance
companies which have guaranteed
capital. instead OF paid In capital to
the State tax on capital. the Attorney
General holding that these companies
guarantee fund liable to taxation, he,
Of course, does not hold that these
companies may not deduct solvent
credits due them to ali amount equal
to their reinsurance reserve. this right
being guaranteed to them under all act
Of tie last Legislature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
SPONSOR AND MAID OF HONOR
FOR CONFEDERATE GRAND CAMP

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
. NORFOLK, VA, September 13.-Cap-
lain G. Julian Pratt, assistant inspector
IF Confederate Veterans for the Tenth
District Of Virginia; announces the fol-
bf the Grand Camp at Norfolk in
October: Miss Lettie Smith, Of Green
Vile, Augusta county, Va, as sponsor,
ind Miss Mary Gattis Ellison. OF
Nayntsboro. Va, as maid OF honor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
KNIGHTS or IxHoRASs.lN
TAKE ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE

ASHEyILLE, N. c.. September Ia
Suez Temple, of Charlotte, DRAMATIC
Order knights of Khorassan, celebrated
its annual pilgrimage To this city last
evening with a grand parade, in which
the Uniform Rank, knights of Pythias,
participated. After the parade the
temple held Its ceremonies at the Bat
terry Park Hotel. at which forty-seven
candidates We're initiated into the or
der A grand BANQUET brought The
proceedings to Il close.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
Christian Endeavor,
Epworth League and
B.Y.P.U. Topic
GODS ONINIsCENCE.

Isaiah ri. 12-S1, September 10, 1907.
First view of the natural universe is de-
pressing. We are crushed by Its magnitude.
We are ready to ryasWha, is MANI" But
when the world of nature is recognized as
an expression of God our feeling is reversed.
The .'omnipotcncy and incomparabeEess''
OF God is a sense of comfort 1.-THE ever
lasting God, the Lord, the Creator OF the
ends OF the earth fainteth not neither Is
weary" Such an one can give power to
the faint, and increase strength to those
who have no might.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
COLORED MAN MEETS DEATH
UNDER FALLING TREE
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ETNA MILLS. VA, September l3.-
Ben Brooking. colored, was accidental
'ly killed yesterday at noon, while
working at sawmil owned by c.. P.
Snead. He was in the woods helping
"a driver to hold pair of mules while
a tree was felled. The tree reached
farther than he had any idea that it
would reach. Only the top struck him.
He was brought to his home uncon-
scious and died about P. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
MIN. Ikcrnsto,yn Bride.

Especial to The Times-DlspatcH.I
WINCHESTER. Vs., September ID
Charles H. Shenck, young Clarke
county, farmer, and Miss Martha IL.
Bradfield, daughter of Thomas Brad
field. of Kernstown, were married at
the brides home last night, Rev. T.. "a.
stanton officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
Winchester District Conference.

Especial to The -Dispatch.1
WINCHESTER. VA. September 13.--
The Winchester District Conferenceof
the Methodist Church, South, has been
In session at Middletown. this county.
this week. Rev. G.. T. Tyler. of VIM
chester was elected president, and
Rev. ]. II. Smith. of Berryville. secre-
tary. Sunday school work and the
spiritual state of the church are the
leading topics of discussion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
BARN BURNS,
PROBABLY INCENDIARY'S WORK

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. September
1S.-The barn and stable, with farming
of Mrs. 3. F. Groves We're
burned early this morning on her farm,
near Belmont, this county; loss about
$4,000. From accounts received here
It Is supposed to be the work of an
90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
CHILD'S DEATH TO
LIGHTNING SHOCK BEFORE BIRTH
Tspecial 10 Tho Tlnles-Dispatel

wINCHESTER VA, September lS.--rhG
death here, to-day OF the little daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs George Williams was attributed
by local physicians TO lightning shock eN-l
perienced by the mother prior to tho little
ones birth. At that time Mrs, Williams was
badly shocked. since its birth the child was
afflicted with a peculiar form OF consnmp-
ticn battling tho medical fraternity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
CHURCH SOCIAL.


Tho Young Mems Society OF the
Second Baptist Church gave delight
full musical and social in tho church
pnrlor last evening.
Among the musical numbers Wera
niano selections by Professor Herbert
l.. Reese and Miss Bessie Douglas vio-
lin selections, by Miss Rachael Rtlii-
koff,; comet solo,, by Mr. MlohauX
.Crump, vocal solos. ny Mrs, w, y,
Duke and Miss Mauds Starke. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
FREDERICK FARMER
INJURED IN PECULIAR MANNER

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA. September r.
iBriscoe c. Shull. farmer and politician.
OF Frederick county. lies In serious
condition at his home, Marlboro, the
result of severe injuries sustained yes
terday afternoon in an effort to dis
lodge a stalled team. The horse fell
upon MIR. Shull. badly crushing him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14

Rotations. by Misses Crowder, Casey
and Allison. and Mr.. Leath.
Each number of the program was
leXcellently rendered. the participants
being encored time and again.
The social feature of the evening
was also greatly enjoyed. and the.
young men believe that their society
will derive much benefit from the en-
a =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
solomon,s service In Demapd.

There was a well-authentlcate res
mort around the Henrioo Courthouse
Yesterday that Sheriff solomon. when
lie lays down the sherift's toga next
Iannary may become nm
who lead him In the race for sheriff.
Mr. Solomon vas not Mt the courthouse
Yesterday AFTERNOON when a Times Dis-
patch man called to ask him about
| the8report. The office will have TO be
lhned by appointment. and q Z IA se1l1
THAT Mr.. Solomon FJryt s 81 .A.ssaka.s
ia s1,a comm lsGi q rNE48
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
Homo NIiII. Store Durp,.

FAYETTEVILLE, n c., September
13.-The store of l.. G.. McDuftie, at
Hope Mills, was destroyed by fire last
ance. $4,000. 800 = 5000 ii''ut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
ALL THE NEWS OF
HinRIC0 COUNTY
Negro Goes Crazy While in Jail.
Sheriff solomon's Services
in Demand.
in Demand.

Nearly all Of the Henrico candidates
who took pot luck in the recent prt-
mary have filed with the clerk of the
court their expense accounts In ac-
,cordance with the Barkesdale pure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14

Two Of the candidates report that
It did not cost them a. cent to run,
j. L. Lewis and Constable r. Fl. Samuel.
Others report expenses all the way
from $3.50 up to $500, and some who
paid out the larger amounts did not
get elected. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
TnE TEACHERS LANTERN.

Deuteronomy signifies the second law
The rabbis called 1t "the Iteration" the
Saxons 1.-THE after law 1t is an evangeli-
cal, hortatory recapitulation. IT bears about
tho same relation to the preceding four
books as Johns to the preceding three Cos
pes 1t strikes the same key as the Eptstle
10 the Hebrews. Luther says of It: Thou
wilt give this little book the right name II
thou shalt call II a very ample and clear
revelation of the Ten commandments"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14
PLEASANT FIELDS
OF HOLY WRIT.
r M
Among he pies
The D, Editor. Cincinnati
Quarter LesonXI 1901
Save for my daily range
Among the pleasant fields of Holy Writ.
might despair."-Tennyson.

lns. they forgot their mezuzah-their sacred
talisrnan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14

place. time, circumstances of uttering
these words are affecting In tho last degree.
Moses. the unique and towering character,
speaks them just when his glorious life
work Is DONE and his hearers are on the
ave OF entering the land OF honey and milk
70 which he had led them, tle will fain
solemnly and lovingly put the nation under
bond 10 keep In Canaan the covenant they
made with God at Sinai. Deuteronomy IL
Moses last will and testament
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14

~ ANAI f5IS 1f4%I1 100000 -
1. Persistency Moses characteristic.
Ground of 1t. knowledge OF Divine
purpose
A patriot. but more than one.
Wilderness of sympathy.
Israel almoner to all nations.
@ Moses dying hour.
Desire to conserve his work.
His death-bed address-solem pa
ternnl.
Historical resume.
Laws recommended. Exhorton.
Climax. Golden Psalm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14

nv a Hebrew family. found on the right
hand door-post very small tin case, In
which was bit OF parchment closely rolled
lp on which was inscribed in Hebrew char
acters tho paragraph Deuteronomy vi. 40,
Through small hole In the tube could BIO
read the word Shad dai (Almighty}, In
scrlbed on the hack of the parchment This
was to remind them that Gods eye was on
them from above; but In the haste OF Iay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-14

Tho engraving Of pious sentiments upon
houses is a custom that prevails to this day,
In the quaint English city OF Chester, Is the
celebrated Gods Providence House, In
grateful memory of the fact that II was the
onIv house uninvaded by the black plague.
lts owner Inscribed across the ambitious
gable the sentiment. Goods providence is
nina Entertained" \
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-30
Gin urtiifantes bnreaufratii6es
Stiidlcin.

@enn IN Der belsiIdeu giienbahns
@eripaltlne elm 8eamter beforSert
ipirb, eenieBt er iofort GENTLE fleine
Iereiinitisunsen. Die our6 cine ges
l%piiienbafte unb itrenae Gillette aeres
selt perben. 60 bat elm gum Nb<
tbeiluussbef befDroerter Wuremihef
&nipruG aaf neue SeniterborbGnse
bon beIerer Qualttdt, auf einen gro,
beren Seppid. auf eineu beauemeren
Stubl. ia ioear auf before Sinte. gr
6at ferner Gniprud auf cine Stdnps
ubr aus l6par5sm Marmor. Die nebit
aipei anberen @eeenitdnoen Den Rumin
ieines Bureaus ibmiiden mub -
mug, neil es bon Imtstpeeeu bors
9eihrieben lit. Num bat man aber
Dor einieer 8eit Die Bureaus NIT elefs
trii6en llbren auSgeitattet. Iuberz
benz pobnen iest Die A6t6eilunasdefs
6Guii9 in elmer Grt nit 8laSpGnoen
b~eriebenem 3dfiee. bon Senen aus lie
ibr eau3ss Yerionnl iiberpafen ions
men. Su oieien adfieen aiebt es nas
tirlih feline &amiue. Was lit bier
8u tbuu2 9aS: Sob1lb elm aum Obs
tbeilun9s6ef ernannter @ureaudef
ieinen adfis beoiebt. eri9eineu ars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-30
36nis Gonarb mnb Der frans5fide
SpDrt.

Ser englii6e a0nig BAT m Seinen
10 dnberorbentlid geifidteu unb err
fpI9reiden 8emiibuneen, nit benen
er fir it'd unO fir @neldnb Die Gbms
patbien Der Sran3oien gu eepinnen
peiB. etnen peitereu S6ritt getbdn.
or bat zines ieiner Yferbe fir Bic
fran5oiii6en Gennen genannt. Sie
f~ran5Diiide Yreiie nin1mt natiirli6
bieien 9etpeis bes SntereTes ieitens
oes foni9li6en Sportsmannes iebr
bod auf. unb es ipiirbe Ii6erli6 einen
Subel ohne9let6en eeben. tpenn am
~. Suni in Der @ranoe @ourie be
Safes Die Surpuriade beg ensliShen
8onigs in auteuiI tridmpbiren
fonnte. Mber Die gbancen, bic bas
eneaeirte Bferb nit Dem itoI5en Wast
men Nuli Sefunbus in benz groSen
fran5Dfihen &ennen baben fam, itnb
nibt iibermdbig srob. 5untal ba Der
Seneit erft fiir5li6 bon einem .accis
bent" betroffeu fpurbe. Gber Die
9onptiahe lit Der burd bic erfoIgte
Rennung gum Iusbrud gebrabte
Sbmpatbtes getpeis &leine 4es
iheufe erbalten Die Sreunbffaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-30
GrfnrFpns- Sabrpreife.

Sir cine &eiie. fpelde Sbr 5n uns
t%ernebmen seoenft. fam grd bon
ireenb einem Sidet : Geenten Der
Sninois Central ODER auf cine Toits
farte an ben llnter3ei6neten bin Musz
funft iiber ggfurIions : Sabrpreile
b~efriebisenbe ausfunft seseben
tperoen. (.
9ereits iest iinb Sa5rpreiie mad
perihieoenen Tunften unb Tbeilen
oes sanbes ~feitsefte1t uno 5tDar pie
foIet: IS
Sir bic Sabrt mad Gait
ornten unb benz Rotos
M eiten fpeeen Der Saguneer, Der
Sbriners 5u Cos angeles; Der beut<
i&en 8aptiiten< griiSer gu Cos Mnges
les; Der 8dpttfteu Werefnianng bon
iunaen 9erten gu Spofane; Ser Gbris
titan gnbeapors sn~Seattle nnb Der
@oob Semplars 3u 4SeattIe fperoen
8ilette 5u baben iein bonn 25. MpriI
Biz gum 10. Wai unb pom s. sunni
Biz gum 10. ienes Mtonates ndb Cos
angeles rno Gan Srancisco; bonn 25.
Suiu VIZ OuHt ~. oSuu NQQ)
Spofdne, Yortlanb. Seattle. gdeomd
unb dnoeren Yunfteu int Norepefen.
Gbiteigen, llnterbrednngen unb pee,
idieoene Bdhnitreden mod 8elieben..
Gofont}ten Sinfdtrts ~ afreis
ter &IaiTe - Gillette mad pieIen
Riinften I'M Siibpeiten. I'M Weiten
nnb Norbtpeifen.
Setmm6er : Hnnbreife : gis
lette IN ben eriten unb briften Dtefss
tueen I'M NpriI, Wai unb I'M Siini
mad bielen Runften I'M Siiboften, I'M
Siben, Siibtpeiten unb Weiten. F''''
s. s. RbeIps. ?
Sibiiions : Eaffasier : asent. I
s. 6. 81. 81.
603 ganf glbs., 9ubuqlle. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-30
Wuiif ais 9ebensretter.

8or Sabren. als Der Ginger SoIei
Naas NIT einieen Geidbrten in ben
amerifanii1en BrGrieen 9iffel iaete.
purben tie bon Snbianern gefaneen
9enommen uno in ibr Eager sei6leppt.
Gls lie iib nod dugitli6 fragten, tuie
lie iib Der orobenoen Sooeseefa6r ents
5ieben fonnten, tpies Der Sreunb aut
bic &unit Ses 9eianees 6in. Raas
beeann ipfort elm 2ieb an iAmettern,
bas auf Die Snbianer einen 10 giinitis
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entflieben fonnte.