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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
RICE LAKE

April Civilian Lamb was at
Royaltcn Tuesday of last week on bus
ines.
MIR. ellison of Rail Prairie is here
visiting his daughter, Mrs. William
Benne witZ.
johnnie Lamb was Royalton Wis.
itor Thursday
Thomas Lamb of Little Falls was
here last week looking after his farm
Interests.
John Schmolke, the Buchanan mer-
chant, was here on business Friday.
William Lamb CT this place and
Edgar Randall and Humphrey Evans
Of West Buchanan left Thursday for
Bowden, N. D., near which place
they have claims. They 'ntend to
stay there this summer and make
some improvements on their claims.
Peter Pratt went to Little F lis
Saturday, and was operated on Mon
dav, at the hospital.
Henry Love was koyalton visitor
Monday CT last week.
George Monk of East Bellevue WIS.,
it'd here Friday.
Among these from here who we're
i I Little Falls Saturday were Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Love. Owen Love, George
Rouse, William Benhewitz and Gill
bert IsaRcson.
James Randall visited here last Sat.
urday and Sunday with friends.
TIE farmers around here are very
busy now seeding and putting ir
their crops.
George Rouse purchased an Ameri
can graphaphone Saturday FROM Wal
ter Folsom.
Otis Johnson of Little Falls was ;
Rice Lake visitor over Sunday.
Ray Dragoo Of Royalton and brothe
CLYDE, of ST. Cloud, called on thei
uncle, Mr.. Harrington, Sunday morn
Ing.
MIR. and Mrs. William Bennewit
and Mr.. Bennewitz's little brother AM
Isaac Gilbert Helmer and Charli
Isaacson visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Love Sunday evening
Mrs. D. Monk and daughter, Alice
of East Bellevue, were visitors her
last Sunday afternoon.
Thomas Lamb was at Royalto
Wednesday aud Thursday on business
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
SWAN RIVER.

April l6.-Fred Hander attended
to business matters In Little Falls
Tuesday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Ko-
walzik OF Minnesp lis, daughter,
Wedne sdav.
The brass band practiced Sunday
afterno N at the town hall.
Mrs. josie Hovonietz visited friends
here last week. She will move here
in abo7t a month to live
Miss Christina G reg err 8 o n
who has been visiting friends in
Elmdale the pas5 week, came home
Sunday.
Miss Jennie christensen OF Lit lie
Falls attended the Hansoa-Lalsenw we'd
ding Monday.
ia res Hlrso, dove to town Satur.
day o. business
6. A. Wittke of Elm Dale attended
10 busiDess matters here Til irsdsy.
The dare at Chas. Gosiak's was
well alteSdei sur day evanlng.
We nav another >oung winter.
Iuyiiari0Ls ara out for the wedding
or Mnttln kuyzik to L7cv Trettel
which will take place April 20 d.
MARTA Larsen drove to town Thurs.
day on business.
Very little seeding as yet has been
doue.
At 10 o'cl >ck Monday morning,
occurred the wedding ct Miss Aug1s-
t. Larsen to James Hanson at the
homo Of the groom. Only few of
the most intimate frienhs and rela.
ti7es of the contracting parties were
present. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. John Moeds of Ger
man Evangelical church of Rices
The BRIDE was beautifully attired in
white. Misses Christina and Lena
G~egnrson were brides maids. while
John Hanson and I'm Larsen we're
groomsmen.
Toe young couple we're the receipt
ents of man7 beautiful presents. At
ter the CEREMONY sumptuous wed
ding dinner was served, to which
about 20 Invited guests sat down.
The happy couple will make thei'
home here on farm. They bott
have many friends who will wist
than q happy welded life.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
SULLIVAN Lake

April 8 to 13-The fishing party at
Sucker Brook last Sunday came home
minus the fish.
Ray mond Sims, Jas Taylor and
David Sims of Sucker Brook went to
Mill Lac lake fishing last Sunday.
q. e. Look was q Lake caller Sun.
day.
The first boat ride of the season
was taken last Sunday on Sullivan
Nj ISIS Jenson
Albert Lynn and Ray Sims left
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
PlERZ

April 1.-the farmers are busy
seeding around here.
JOS. Pein4 is haylcg his ,use brick
venee.ed Robert Kluge IS doing the
job.
= Frank and Annie Flicker and j.
Donek were st Joe Kramer 8 last Sun.
day. We ~o1dei how they came home.
~ The priemesbe.ger and Boser tele-
phone compauy will build to Adam
virnigs next week.
Jos Boser shot au owl 1t weighed
about half a pound.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19

farm Thursday. He will remain dur
ing the sumner
A. W. Cook was on the sick list
Thursday last and Theo. Thelien car
rled the mail.
c. E. Look is making sweets.
7. s. Looks house cauhgt on fire
Saturday morning and hole was
burned in the roof. It wes discovered
before much damage was done.
Heard the first tro2 croak Thursday.
If the old saying be true that they
will be frozen three times, We may
look for more cold weather.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
VINElAND

Apri A-Chas. Gravel and his scaler
were here last Saturday, scaling the
rs at the Gravel mill.
Jos. FalensOcheK made trip to
Brainerd Monday for supplies for the
Gravel store at this place.
W. A. Warren loft Monday morning
for Brainerd for load of freight for
the Gravel store.
John Ashcraft of Page, N. D., is
here this week looking after his real
estate interests at Vlneland.
Landlord Tompkins has regained the
belt and will hold it until the Pioneer
man strikes town again.
Our schools, which have been closed
about two weeks on account OF mea-
sizes, re-opened on Monday morning.
Mrs. A. Nj. Wiley and children left
Monday morning by stage for Brain
erd enroute to their new home in
North Dakota.
Tom Asncraft made trip to Barn.
ard Bros. stors at Garrison. Monday,
for supply Of feed which has been
a rather scarce commodity at Vine
land this week.
Harvey and Tom Ashcraft came
home from Ferguson & Davis camp
at Ten Strike. Mimi, where they
have been working all winter
F. l.. Daigle of Bljou has been at
Vireland for several days the past
week on business. returning Monday
morning by way of Brainerd. While
here Mi. Daigle caught fine mess Of
pickerel, which he took home with
him to remind >some of the residents
of White Earth of their old home al
Mile Lacs.-Cove Pioneer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
WONDERFUL SOUTH....AMERICAN
CATARACT.

The falls of Ignazu, near the meet
ing place of Brazil, Argentina and
Paraguay. s"ldom visited by foreign.
ers, are among the most wonderful
cataracts in the world They are
particularly Interesting on account Of
their greater extent and far more
varied character than these of Niagara.
It is we'll known fact that golden
grain belt beer is the ideal table bev
erage. Take q glass of this delicious
beverage each meal and you will not
have to deprive yourself of the things
you like to eat. Order of your near
est dealer or be supplied by Sylvester
Casey, Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19

Tuesday morning hoping to obtain a
job on the new railroad.
G. e. Look was at the Lake on
business Wedn esday.
j. Taylor and son. Donald, were
fishing in Sucker brook Wednesday.
Miss Maize and Masters Merle and
Rodney LOOK visited with their grand
mother, Mrs. L. P. Ford Wedne sday
night.
F. A. John son came back to bis
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
GIL BERT

April 15.-The Tuttle sawmill has
been shut down for the season.
Aug. Johnson has q new incubator.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Chas. He'd
lund, April IA, daughter.
Chas. Hedlund mado business trip
to Ft Ripley Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19


eyes are dull, and
they look and feel
sleepy. No wonder
tn ~ do. Til e
bowels are a sewer.
They carry away
the poisonous re-
fuse. If they don't
ect the poisonous
matter is absorbed
by the body, and
headaches, dull.
ness, bad complex
ion and eventually
serious troubles re-
suit.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19

Several of Brainerd 8 business men
are considering forming a company
to manufacture turpentiue from Pine
stumps The business has been carried
on In other parts of the state with
pronounced Success.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19

Liert. W. V. Cotchett, the ,ecru it.
ing officer who has Frequently visited
here, will be soon prom oted to cap
tain.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
SHOOT 1O9 HORSES

Frazee, Mlnn.. April IL. An exam
ination of the horses belonging to The
Nichols Chisholm Lum Der company
was made BY the state veterinarian
this week and revealed that 1O2 torses
had CHAMBERS. TIE horses we're shot
and burned here today. They were
INFECTED with the disease in the woods
last winter. AS they sre valuable an.
imaIs 1t will cost the company q large
sun Ut money to replace them. All
horses are now examined before they
leave the lun Der woods.
congressman Lindoergh returned
nome from Washington Saturday
night. after two-months' stay at the
capitol: After adjournment of con-
gress. TIE departments were less busy,
thus aftording Mr.. Lindbergh much
opportunity to present matters of
public interest and also to become
somewhat acq tainted with the heads
OF the different departments. he also
gained knowledge az to the line to
pursue in regard to measures and
official business. MI. Lindbersh will
not return to Washington until the
assembling of congress in regular ses-
sion next December.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19

Women say there is nothing to equal Kinks
JAP ROSE transparent soap for WASHING
THE HAIR. All druggists and gr0cers sell it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-19
SHORT TALKS BY
L. T. COOPER.
CONSTIPATION.

can tell a person who is constipated
on sight. Their complexion is pasty
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
GIetu aus St&ot
MO 1tmeesen0.

- Im Sienstag Worgen, Den II.
SUM-, peridieb in ibrer @obnung an
Der Ode Der Tbomberg IpenIe nno
8bite Strabe. Srau Soiepb Gn5ler.
Sieielbe binterldBt ibren tralerroen
@atten unb bier tleine ainber. Die
Geritorbene mar elm @itglieo Des
Goienfran s@ereins Der ct. Wnrien>
@emeinDe. Sas SegrdbniB fanb am
acknowledgement Sonnersta9 bon Dem
Srauerbauie aus, anf Dem Galparienz
@pttesader itatt. sic rube in Sries
benl Sen trauernben 9interbliebes
men infer ber5li6es geileiol
Serrins & 8retidmer, @runbs
eigentbumsz unb @eriiberungs@ Igens
ten. 2incoln Building.
g6eli6 getraut ipurben an
@ittppd in Der 81. @eilts9irde SRI,
Wtarid Serburger unb 0ti6ael Ipel,
Senielben piel Slid gum Sunoel
IS. g. Sranten. beuti6er @bbos
tat uno gfotar. Simmer Alb Office
8ebGmbe. 9. unb Wtain= Strahe.
- g6elidb g~etralit tpurben 5u glfa,
Der. Sa.. SRI. Soa 6. Stemmer boz
baielblt unb 9err Sernaro Guegnit
bon Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Giinitig fir ben geiuh Der General
Geriammlung i'm September.

Mus Dem Staate SQinoiS fommt
sic Mittbeiluns. oab Die @ilenbalns
8eriraltungen in jenem Staate be-
ihluilcn baben, obne Yroteit ober ges
ridJtli6e @eanitanbung, BON 1. Suli
1907 an ben Sabrpreis bon 5lpei
Gents per Weile fir YerIonen5ilge III
Strait treten 81 lalIen.
Sefanntlid bat Die So!pa'er 2egiss
latlir alid Elm 0eiee. angenommen.
meldes ben Sabrpreis bnn 6pei Gents
per @eile feitieet unb ioQ oieies @es
ieb ebenfdlls am 1. Suli III Strait
treten. @s bieb nnfangS. Die GiIens
babnen niiroen 9eiebli6 bas @elct
angreifen, ieDo6 miro ipobl audi bier
Der @ebanfe ni1t 5ur Iusfiibrun9
fommen.
Selbit penn aIio Die 9eitimmungen
Der Sniihenitaatlihen 5anbelscpms
miiiion Die @eranitalhlng bon @rfurs
iionen bnr6 peri 6ieDene
Staaten perbinoern ioate. 10 ipers
ben Diele Sabrpreisz Grmdbi9ungen.
auf 5pei Gents per Weile, aQein oa5l
geeignet fem. grobe Ienidenmaiier
au ben General 8eriummlungen oes
ct. @oniiatius >9unbes bon Sonia
unb bes 8. 81. 8. Central : @ereins
nad DUBUQUE 5i bringen. Iae 0es
italmngen riHten lid alio u%nIerer
3uiammenfiinften I'M September lebl
9iinlrig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
9ubuamcr empfdnst bic bl. Ericiter=
iucibc.

Sic IF. Trieiteripeibe miro am
nddIten Gonntae, ben %. Suni, Serr
German 8ilberbing in Der aapelle
bes ct. Srancis Seminars 81 ct.
Nrancis, isis. Dur6 ben bphip. Gr5%
biidpf g. IS. WeBmer bon Wilipdutee.
erbalten. Ser Neu5urpeibenbe Itammt
als Der bieiigen ct. @ariens@e@
meinpe unb lit Der Sobn bes Serrn
Trofeiior $. 8ilberbing. Sebrer nno
Srsaniit Der s%enannten @emeinoe.
Serielbe mirb ieine erite FL. Wteile am
0ienstag Wtoreen, Den 2. Suli, IN Der
ct. Iariens Stride feierlih begeben.
Ser iunae Yrieiter preoigte Dor einia
aen 0onaten in ct. Wurien in oent@
16er Spra6e unb er geipdnn ollie
@ldubigen burcb ieinen flaren uno
i~piiroiaen @ortrng. Sem iun9en
8eiitliden itebt cine i6one 3ufnnfi
bepor unb mir grntulieren bemIelben
unb ieinen peroienltpouen Gltern ani
bas Ser5liditel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
8icber Gin sies bcs Scutidtbums!

9as beuti6e Sfatipiel bat
Imerifu erobert. Sam5tag unb
Sonntos taste in Chicago bas idbrs
lihe Sfat>S ournier Der Torodmeri>
faniIfen Sfats 9ign. Der bentid
Iapor o Chicago lieB Den SeiiHern
.@ut 8lntt!" 3urufen, als i'm rieligen
GouiIeum bort an etiud 1000 Stl6en
ettpa 1000 Sreunbe Der bier WenSel
ibr StatIpiel beeunuen. GO iprroe
I'M Yreiie I'M @etrage bon $4,000
aeIpielt, bon ipeIGen Der erite elm Ser.
Staaten @olo Bomb bon $1,000 be-
trua. gintrittspreis mar SO Gerts
fir Iiteliebi6aft in Der 2iga unb
$500 fir Iuslagen. Sic Snbrtqner
Delegation beitano aus ben 5erren 81.
Sold, 6. $. Wieper. 8. &ellmnnn, %.
8onner, $. Senfer, S. Senfer nno
s. @ppel. Sic Yreiie, pelhe lie 9es
nonnen, iinb nud nid)t befannt.
@s lit bon Der Iusbrsitung Der
Gfats9 ranfbeit MIR 81 bemerfen. bab
bas Spiel i'm Seifen Der ben t.
g e ii tbIi6feit itebt
ilnb benz raItIoien 2eben in Imerifa
iebr gu quite fommen iolte. Sic
Sceridaaren, tpelhe I'M Sienite bon
st. 8ensel" in Chicago suinmmens
sefommen maren, tparen meiitens ale
reht n9emiitbli1e Sduier". Iles
cling 10 5iemli6 beut6 nnb ges
m ii TT Der. obihon, audi etrpa
elm Sebntel Der Spieler 81 6 t oemts
ide 9eipeien iein ionen. geim Sfat1
tpurnier berri6te pdbrenb Deg Spies
leg .iiber alien 8ipfeln 8ube" nno
bas liebe Bier ~glitt glatt" nnb aud
ntnt Der 9eringite 0tiBton forte Die
Spielerihdft an ben IT. e., D.. b. Den
tauienb Siihen. Sic gauge Sdde
ipar Il. e.. iebr iebenslpertb. Ollie
3eihen beiten baraufbin. DAB bas
beutide Sfatipiel @merifa unb Die
@elt balb lin Dem @ann D II Of
@emiitblidfeit f~eitse5uubert" balter
tpirb. 9tedt fol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18

ebeliten Mblidten unb Initrengnll9en.
uno bab ipdtere IaBregeln lid tr9enD
pie nahtbeilig fir i'm erfpeiIen lous
ten, lit fein @unid bon mir"
nSene, pelhe meme Steaun9@
nabme gegen Die Saloons unD Die
Waaht bes @etrGnfebanbels tabeln.
ipiien. bab lie fein ein5iges fir6lid)eS
pber meltli1es @eieb auf ibrer Settle
baben. Sic fDnnen nidt bon DEM
Nliben lpoblgefiibrter Teitaurants in
europa ober Imerifa argumentiren.
Sic piiien gang ecnar, baB es DIE
reinite Sppbiiterei ipdre, Den ameri>
fnniihen Saalon. fuie er bente lit, NIT
Den beimartigen Initalten 0omeslife
eitabliIbments) in mnnhen anoeren
alien QGnoern 3u per9lei6en, mo
Elm Ialin, Srau unb Sinh I'M lid
iiben bat unb cine Ibenoitunbe arl9es
ne6m unb ielbit niisli6 perbringen
fam. 9ein ipldes Irgument fann
bas amerifanii6e Yublifum ilber ben
mabren Gbnrnfter bes amerifanthen
Saloon tGui1en. einerlei lpelfer Nas
tionalitGt Der Mann lit. ipelder benz
ielben fiibrt. Sas brittle Tlenare
Gpn5il bat Die Ini6nunn9en Iaer IN
obieer Ibiddbun9 besiclben 9egeben.
2eiber lit es iebod nidt a0etn Der
arme Snloonfeeper. nit lpelhem mir
an t6un baben. Sieier arnte Weni6
piirbe oft MIR 81 9erne Iein unglilds
lides @e1ddft geiesli1 fiibren pper
es gdn5li6 aufgeben. &ir baben es
nit elmer cpoperatipen @aft 81 tbun,
melcbe benielben 81 ibrem eisenen
@eminne gebrulldt nnb ipel6e it'd
immer unb iiberau berett betpte>
fen Fat. @elb ooer GinIdii9te>
rrlna an3unenben, Inn tbre
3nede an erreihen obne 8eadtnna
menIdlihen pber gottlifen @eleses,
Sieier Mad5t fDnneu unb pollen iptl
uns niht eraeben. SieIelbe fpeit
fppbl, DAP lie nns lpeber beItehen nod
einIdiihtern fam. Wenn ptelelbt
odipdfe ooer @erfduflidfeit %ionltipr
finbet, 10 bebnuern mir Dtele Sbatldft
unb ibre Solgen. aber NIT 8ottes
Siilfe merbcn mir uniere Yfli6t BIZ
ans Cube an tbun iuden. Sen Or
folg iiberlaIien mir @ott. ipelder mn
itrense perlanst, baB mir unler Wo9'
lifites tbun. ..
Gs par uns cine ~beionbere Sefrie'
bisuns. bab mir in ben perIdieoenel
Ybaien Ser neueiten Igitntion Of
Witt...ie elmer 10 groBen 2ahl nnlere
e%etrennten Sriiber batten. Gem Geu
Sr. Gabp unb ieinen @ebiilfen panf
ih fir bic cOele Stelun9nabme
nelhe lie 10 enti6loien nabmen nm
bebaupteten. NDge Der Serr lie reid
lid, Ieanen. llnb mpee er MAIDEN
bab in bieiem Sample fiir @eleb I'M
Srbnuns. fir Stride unb Samilie, iii
Die Ienidbeit. ih jeben aatbolifer
ieben mutbigen nnb 9ut9eIinnten &n
, tbolifen i'm Glerus uno unter De
2aien nit mir babe unb NIT mi
battle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Teime Siebiarm III berfauien.

100 elder sroB. g~ren5enb on bic Stabt Blaine,
@aniaS. Gin gutes @obnbaus NIT iedlS 3ims
mern, groBe Sdheure uuo NuBeugeb0uoe. elm
ieiner. GROCER Sbitgarten nit uIeieu Sbitarten.
Sieben gut eingeien3te Seioepldbe NIT Nlialtn
einpeidet uuo fie6euoen @aier IN 5iile. 80
slder alialia aui bieier 5arm eraaben leBte Sais
ion ilni @rnteu BON iber Spei 5onnen auf ben
Sisfer. aeine before Yiebiorm IN aanias. ieoodl
stuinat ibn, oieielbe su uertauien. gsia aneS
pertaufen. baS Sieb mno bic 5armgerdtbe nit.
eingei6luiien. 8laine liegt i'm noroliden Gbeile
pom Iottniuatom;e Qountp uno hat cine quite
oirenoem Grieiter. Sd ihdBe oieie 5arm aui
S37. 80 ben Ader, baS 8ieb nidlt eingeiflonen.
@an id]reibe an ben @igentbunier j. ". Seu,
Eiaiue. NnuiQS,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
U BUSY DAY.

Gonnerstaa ina infer r6uip Dan"
in Snbuaue. "a ipar Das Gncamp@
ment Der o. u. 81. BON Soma uno rie
alien SDlpaten beS JtebellionsS
&rieacs llno Die un9en Solodten
oes Spanii6 Imerifanii6en "rums
pus" pfiffen uno trommelten uns Die
C6ren mnD StraBen boil. Iue Die
,oroBen 8elpebre" bes Sofpa'e r
Wilitarismus maren in Dubuque:
@ompernsur Gummins bon SeS
Ioines, George Yerfins bon Siour
Gitp, Ser. Staaten Senator Iailon
ETC., lie Iae lieben iid bel Den
Comp fires. bDren. Gs CAB Na6>
mittdgs i60ne Saraoe uno Der iibli6e
'Surrab. = Saun mar Yaiunee Bill
Sonnerstag audi in DUBUQUE. ~Saip>
nee Dill" lit h t Der Srnber bon
Buffalo ViQ". Stein, aarlfen, er
lit aud nid)t Der Batter bon YYaipnee
Cats. Gr lit Der 8eiiber bes 8ilo
@eit unb Sar Gait Cirrus bon rauben
Geitern unb er funb idDnes 8etter
UNI cine lobnenbe 3uidauer5nbl IN
| Subuaue. Seine Earabe, nuf pelbe
Die @eihdftsleute. Nr6eiter uno ale
Ginber Der Stnbt bon 8 llbr &or9ens
bis I lIbr Na6mittags parten
mubten. mar ni6t libel. Sdtten mir
SreipGiic 9ebabt. ipdren pobl nod
me6r 2eute i'm Cirrus gemefen." =
Serner nm bas Wtdb Der Segeilterung
boil 3u MAIDEN. fam uId Der .SuS
MR. ppu Shicuup .AtpeitduSeno
Wlann bod, Srauen uno Wdo6en
mitgerefnet, per grfuriion mad Sus
budue unb erfreute lid 9onnerstass
unb Sreitags IN Der berrli6en 0ottess
natur. am @iiiiIiippi. beim SiiGfan9
uno Sii6eiien etc. Ser .Sumor"
lit cine Yra6t9eieai6aft unb penn
Ser Same audi auf ror" enbet. 10
paBt bod bas 2ieo bon ben Sroi6er
upo ibrem ~8or" nidt auf lie. Saf
Der .Sumor" seiuno lit, benefit Die
! Sbatia9e. bab er Die 10 pradtpoue
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18

@ertrub Bed, Sohter bon Sacob Bed,
ipnrben beute @prgen in Der ct. So
iepb's >&irhe burd Yfarrer S6mitt
ebelid berbunben. norauf elm frpb1
lides Sn65eitsfeit bel pielen ihonen
@ei6enfen foIgte. Sus iun9e Tanr
bat 5ablreide Sreunbe, Die ibm Das
bette 8pbler9eben lpiini1en.
= Srdulein &atie Sammono nno
Setter S. Saber bon Sirgil, Su.. lies
BEN lid geltern in Der ct. Nifolalss
Stride trauen. Ser iunge Iann ar
beitet in Den Chicago. Burlington &
0nineD : @erfitdtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
60 meit nuGren iuir alip.

Ser Selb5ue ge9en Die Saloons
lit bur6 einen GompromiB beenDet
iporoen unb Sipar inner nnb auBers
bnlb bes @eri6tes unb inner nno
auberbalb bes @eiebes bes Staates
Soma. limb Sas ging 10.
Oils Die Observation-Disclosures TO-
ipeit gehieben iparen, DOB Die Ibpos
faten Der @irtbe bnrnuf %beitnnben,
GrSbiI6of &eane miiiie I'M @eribte
periDnlid eri6einen, I'M Die Ingaben
al erbGrten, neltbe in ben 8eind)en
nm ginbaItsbeieble. Die in ieinem
Namen paren. ltnnben, fam an
Sienstag elm @erglei6 5tpii6en
Der Gain anb Srber 2eaglle unb ben
Mnipdlten Der @irtben 6u Stanbe unb
es murpe 9erihtlih bappn aemtnib
senommen. Sic geltimmunsen bes
Compromises lauteh:
II Sic Salponse ioIen an allen
Sonntngen. @nbltaeen nno 8eibs
naften gei6loiien blei6en;
q sic biirfen an Werfta9en bon
5 llbr Ilor9eus bis II llbr I6enps
offen fem;
81 aein Gambling nit 8arten.
@iiriel, 8iaiurb ober &egeln;
A. &ein 8etrdufeberfauf an ir9enb
cine Terion Der @attin. @atte,
Sltern, &inb, ShpeIter. 9ruoer.
@ormunb etc. es l6riftli6 per6ietet
81 Seine Wuiit, San5 ooer lonitige
llnterbaltung;
g. &ein Sreilun6;
y Seine Sripat3immer;
81 8los cine Sbiire. Seine ipas
nii6en @dnbe.
gs miro aQgemein reht ber3lid
iiber bieien .compromittirenben Com:
promib" geladt. benn iebes &ini
ipciB, bnb er bas Ynpier niht tpertf
lit. auf Dem er aeihrieben itebt. Gnt'
tpeoer bat ndmlid Der Staat Soipt
@eiebe uno lie merben aIsgefiibrt
ODER in ienen Yunften in ipeld)en bi'
@eiebe II / Oft alisgefilbrt lperoen be-
ite6t g efebes | 9 +
MnarGi c. I1nb - iagen mir es
rnnb beraus - bns berriht bier IN
folae bes ungere6ten MIIcts mi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in ge3u9 uuf Del
@etrGnfebanbel. Wit unconiequen
ten Gompromiiien lpirb baran feil
Sofa gednbert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
&amias SSarun III berfamien.

$50 Gfer balb reid1en 8oben; elmer tIeiner
Bad burd15iebt bic gan5e Farm. Sielelbe 1T
CANA eingc51uut NIB audi freusipeiie ge5diiitt.
8as 9ano Iiegt In elmer oeutichen fathoiiithen
giadbbaridbaft unb 1T itur 5iuei Wleilen BON elmer
Sipei Meilen BON elmer aird1e uno Stbpeiterns
idhule %entiernt. Dies lit cine feinc Yieas. Ole:
trei6es unb Ilialias 5arm. Sic lieBe iih IN 5tuet
ooer bret Tarmen uertbeilen. @enu eieid] oers
fault. erb6lt Der &duier elm 3rittel Der @rute
@reiS SIS per 9fer. Seine ggenten. poer @oins
mi'iipusgebibren. Sdreibt an ben Gigenthis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
WdtMn9, fatboliiGc
&%amoiMd)er!

@ebrere tauienb @der 2auo an oertauien in
Der llinge8eno bon Slice Cafe, Barron County.
isis. .nahe bel fatboliicben airdben uno Sdlulen;
70 ihoneS Farmland iuie nod irgsnbiuu gu iinoen
IN. Nnrh itdotiidle NrbeitS gelegeubeiten flr Srs
better nno aapitaiiiten. 9aS 2ano bemeBt lidl
i'm Yreije pm $40 bis 500 per Ifer inr ipiloeS
9oi5lano; gellug 0ola, I'M oaS Sano oaniit 5u
beSahlen: perbeiertes aano bon S25 bis $50 lie
iladl SAGE uio 8erbeierungen. lin ndbere NuSs
lnnit ihreibe man an Wcp. s. q. S6mtt,
Jiiee y ate. isis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
.taot nub umgegeno.
Entered at Dubuque post Office as sec.
ond-class mail matter.
GtaDtfDaefte.

Stcie nnb nidJitc @pde, ppm 16.
bis Sum %. SUM-, wcrbcn bic Gplef=
tipus : Gpmitc's bes SprbercitnngSs
Gpmite's fir ben Gntpfang bes Gem
trcl Sereines nnb ct. Spnifatius=
@nnbes ban Soma bic bcMtid)en
Satbplifen Smbuaue'S beimden. Wtan
lit gebeten, nad) &rGften freunoltd
mnb frciWiais bciSnitcnern.