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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
From Decision Handed
Down by New York Court.
Upho|ds Right Of Legislature TO
Delegate Its Powers
To Fix Tariff Of Rates For Public
Service Corporation.

ALBANY, n. Y. Nov 20.-By Il divided
court the appellate division. third de-
partmcnt Wednesday urhoIds the right
Of the Legislature to delegate its power
to fix tariff Of rates for a public ser
vice corporation to q commission. The
constitutionality of the new public SER
vice commissions act also WAS invOlv-
ed in this case.
The prevailing opinion il by Presid
ing Justice Smith. Justice Chester and
Cochrane concur. Justice Kellogg in an
opinion dissents and is Concurred with
by Justice Sewell.
The arpeal was from an order of the
State Commission of Gas and Electric
ity. recently succeeded by the Public
Service Commission in tn" second dis
trict. fixing q maximum charge for gas
and electricity within the village of
SARATOGA Springs. The trustees of the
village Of Saratoga made the complaint
to the commission.
Briefs were submitted by III" at
tornev general and by the Public Ser
vice Commission in the second district.
Presiding Justice Smith refers to the
brief submitted by the Public Service
Commission in which he says is also
found a quotation from the opinion
given by Attorney General Moody to
Congress- in which he reaches two con
ClusionS
a. There is a governmental power
to fix the maximum future charges OF
the carriers by railroads vested in the
LEGISLATURE of the states with regard
10 TRANSFORMATION exclusively within the
states and vested in Congress with
regard to all other transportations.
"2 Although legislative power. prop
erly Spcaking, cannot be delegated. the
law making body. having enacted IN
TO tho statutes the standard of charges
which control. may IntruSt TO an az
,ninistrative body not exercising IN the
true sense judicial power. the duty 10
fix rates in conformity with that stand
ard"
In tho same brief. 22 states are nam
Cd which have similar statutes.
"Ir The courts of this state TINS qie%-
,fon has not been direcl&- DECIDED. but
the principle is. l thlnk. e"tioiiSiiv"
in analogous cases
ar will thus he seen that the as
SUMPTION of this power by tie com
mission is justified by convincing au-
thoritv. Not 4 decision is cited in the
state or federal courts which questioh+
the power provide the determination OF
the commissioners is directed by some
standard which is presented In the
statute"
Justice smith SAYS that the commits
,ioncrs are not required in explicit
torns to fix q reasonable rate for gas
or clectricity.O nor an equal rate; their
only guide is to fix the rate 'within
Continued on Page Two)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21

Washington. Nov. 2G.-Thc climax .:
the Bradley trial vas reached today
when Mrs. Bradley tcstitying in her
ov VI behalf. related the particulars -!
her final Interview with former Senator
Brown in the Raleigh hotel Of this city
last December and CAV" al tn dctailS
she could remember Of The ShrotinS
which followed.
She VS. prompt. ~ usual, in entering
tho courtroom. aud if anyone had he
jirvcd that Yesterdays ord"ai W"uld
render her unfit to proceed with h"r
NARRATIVES, il must soon have become
evident 70 such person that he had not
taken into sufficient account the reserV"
power Of the woman. She did not look
very hu"yant: hut she never does, ana
il cannot be said that there WAS ln''ch
change IN her appearance.
She hid related Yesterday pri"ticai!Y
all "f 81" "details 81 her life VITA soma
tor Et .Wn during; their intimacy oi hihc
NcIrr. and 1t was understood gcncrai'S
that after y iew preliminary statements
c"nc.rring tho time lust preceding the
entrance Of both parties to the tragedy
in Washington, she would he led up T."
that affair and asked as the only pos
sihle witness ia tell the story.
We shall r href." said Judge
Pow nre. her Salt Lake attorne-. in
dealing with this phase Of the case.
it viii not take Mrs BRADLEY long to
give us all she remembers of it
II" expressed the opinion before the
trial was resumed that moi moro than
an hours time would be necessary =
Co,pnIe,, :, thn recitaI District Attorrpy
Baker thought tho s5-exaEDinatiol
would consume about three hours time.
81 that il vas apparent from the be-
ginning of the day that the entire
sitting would be consumed bv Mrs.
Ersdlev. The court room was again
crowded. and more were denied ad-
mission for lack Of Accommodations than
got il
IS socn as Judge Stafford took mis-
seat. Mrs. Bradley resumed her place
in the witness chair. She irst identified
a Number Of letters written her at diff
ferent times by Senator Brown. There
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21

st,nincton Me Nov. 20.-SuSpicioDs
are entertained today that the death
of Joseph ComoIi, an Italian. last night
was caused by another and that the
bullet wound in his head was not self
inflicted as at first supposed. The au-
thcrities arc investigating but as far as
known no one heard the shot or knew
of the shooting until the wounded man
was found by two workmen in the road
leading from; the ferry from Crotch Is
land where Comoli was employed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
16&E$h FROM GAS.
alSaify kssthe Cause Of Double
( s lt631S1St Cambridge, Mass.

n aMass.. Mo-. 20.-Daniel
his wife were found
e4tf lusfat their home. - Market
skefeeE N4tGHity, today. death having
&to asphyxiation. 1t is
1T leaky gas meter WAS
fgeneAA3e. for the fatality.
of Mr. and Mrs. Nc
REL tNvere discovered by their IL
son David. when he went TO
yOom to arouse them this morn
stQ He and two other children who
We're sleeping in another part of the
house. were not affected by the leak
McDougall was Il collector for an in
surance company. He was ~ years old
and was wife was IS. The couple
came originally from Prime" Edward
Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21

Washington. Nov 2n-That Mrs
Bradley did not come to Washington
with any intention of killing former
Senator Arthur NJ. Brown of Utah and
that she did not even remembsr shoot
ing him she told the jury in her trial
today. The statement was not reached
until tn" afternoon session Of .he court
the first half of the day being given
largely to the Identification Of letters
from Mr.. Grown to Mrs. Bradley and
from her to kim. very few Of which
were read.
Tho real tragedy formed the subject
NJ The afternoon sitting. AT that TIM"
Attorney Powers brought out the fun
statement in his examination in chief.
This consumed Cnl" Il few minutes of
time and as soon as Il" had concluded
DiStric: .ttturrc, Baker entered Upon
his crj.:'si-eXanIinatiOn. II" devoted
con s.arativflv little attention To the
shooting itself, hut going back to the
curly iav "r the relationship between
Senator P,'oH:l and Mrs. Bradley.
sought to hcr ~ reading lct.ers and
questioning tn" W;i',rGS that she had
deliberately undo rts,i."a to break III
.-caItnc I3,oNaS home and that she
was ri "u:nity with Mir Brown IS
carly as 1901 = Ne also hIo,lr;,t ont tl:H
fact that Mrs. Pradl"v and Mrs. Brow!
had Originality he"n strong friends and
that thi:; frinEdShip cE"n rNtcndr1 be
:nnd TIE time of the birth of Mrs.
Br:,d!cy'.5 first child hy Brown.
Mrs Bradley YES upon the whole
more c"n:r:sod today than YcSte:,iHT.
Thore We're times when she burst int"
tears or sank INTO signs and rnliS. but
.ntSn were less frequent than on Tues
dav iI"r voice Was. however. ut all
times indistinct and falt"ring and she
r-"s hoard with The greatest dii!Culty.
III" f.ict that on frSt going t" Sen" =
tcr i,crN-rS room at tho raleigh hOtc!
Mr.. bradley found there letter tr"1;
Mrs Ami" Adams. the actress. to III"
%erator was Gwcit Jinon at some length
liz Judge Powers. making it eVident
that it is his intention to attempt t"
show the discovery Of this letter SUP
piled The immediate motive for killing
Mr. Brown That letter was road at
lcngth ~ Mr.. Wells.
The Only other letters read during the
day were three from Mrs. Hradley to
Brown which were introduced by hr-
Baker as Fart Of his cross "Xamlna-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
SUSPICION of Foul Play In
Italians Death at St0ningtOn

The bullet entered the head on the
let SIDE just below the temple and
passed out the opposite side. Suspic-
ions are based principally on the fact
that Csmoli was right handed. while
TIE bullet entered the left side of the
head and the hair was not scOrched nor
were there any gra ms of powder in the
skin as naturally would have been the
case mad the shot been fired at close
range.
Concli died four hours after the
s,:n,pS,.d time Of the shooting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
RAIN OR SNOW.

Washington. Not. 2".-F'orecast for
New England: Rain in south, rain OF
snow in north portion Thursday; Fri
day partly cloudy, rain or snow and
colder in north portion: high east to
south winds. shifting to southwest by
Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21

'lareEcc 4. Hammett. collector uf the
port OF Newport. r. l.. died al the New
port hospital Wednesday following an
operation tor cancer 10 days ago. He
mad been i'll for long time. air Ham
h'ett. VINO was as years old and moi
married. was serving his second term
as collector. He was engaged in the
real estate and insurance business for
many Years and WAS Il prominent
Mason and odd Fellow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
Causes New York Woman
to Stay Her Husband
kuls Him as He Lies Sleeping
and Then Shoots Herself.
lntIleis Wounds In Head and Breast
...Expeeted to Die.

New York, Nov. 20.-fIalf craZed by
jealousy of her husbands attentions to
another woman, Mrs. Lottie Hitchcock
shot and instantly killed her husband.
Robert l.. Hitchcock, as he lay sleeping
in their home in the Bronx carly today.
Then, turning the revolver upon her
self. Mrs. Hitchcock inflicted several
wounds in her head and breast from
which she is expected to die
Hitchcock was a compositor on a
New York newspaper. Nothwithstand-
ing the severity Of her wounds Mrs.
Hitchcock was still conscious and sit
ting on the edge of the bed when
neighbOrs came and she remained con-
scious until placed under arrest and
sent to hospital.
She told the police that She did the
shooting and was glad of il, and then
she tainted.
IN opium smoking OUTFIT was found in
the Hitchcock apartment. Nearby was
an Episcopal prayer book open at the
prayer reading: "Oh, Lord. we heSeectl
Thee. ahsolve Thy people from their Of
fences that through Thy bnuntiful good
nes we may all be delivered from The
bond of those sins which We have com
/, mitted.''
Beside thus was a newspaper clipping
,:ef poem entitled Bessie Mccall" the
last stanZa of which read
.sOh. the ,hicv that we pay for TIE single
s2sssinistalt..
. SOlAs the souls that men SAY.
And the hearts that they break.
Oh.asurelv somewhere God pitieS us all
viii care for the soul IF Bessie Mccall :"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
Soston Forecast.

Boston. Nov 2o.-t'orccaSt for, BoS
ton and vicinity: Thursday rain. Fri
day clearing. partly cloudy weathe.;
brisk to high casteri5 winds becoming
south to southwest Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21

Boston. Nov. 20.--Mrs. Ida a. S:anlps N
of So Dwight street. who keeps "A lodg-
ing house at that place. which is bat
u short distance from the Seavcr
House. at. 255 fremont street. stated
tp1ay uiatx she had lost a dog collar
{ FROM 3 dog several weeks ago 5ut she
! did mol refnember Mr. and Mrs. Hitch
I cock. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21

sANFORD'S GINGER CURES COLDS
AND chiis. best If warming s.om:chics
and always healthful. Look for the owl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
1904

We cigar factory output now at rate
sixteen million annually. Leads ali
ENGLAND competitors. Il. G. Sullivan.
0anchestcr.. N. Ii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23
Die Iette belgifde 8ergarbeiterin

Mls fiir5li6 BEL Der 8eratbnng beg
Verggeiebes Dor Der belsii1en &am=
mer elm @erbot Der Sralenarbeit
n%nierer Gage beantragt purbe. err
fldrte @iniiter Srancotte NIT @enuas
tbuung, beute eriitiere nur nod elm
tpeiblihes Beien in 8elsiep. bas Die
barte S6lepperarbeit i'm 8erstperf
berridte. nMan beforiere iiel" fors
berte baraufbin Der liberale Ibgeorbz
nete Spmans inter frDblihem 8eifaQ
bes Sauies. Sie o@ergfrau". Die
oergeitalt plobli6 81 anIeben in Der
Seffentliffeit 9elanete. bat pollen
Inipruh oarauf, bab iene Sorberuns
beS 9epiitierten Spmans fein bloBer
Observation-Disclosures S6er3 bleibe, benn
bic ~51idbrige @ittpe Yairour, Mute
ter bon fiinf5ebn &inbern, blidt auf
.eine 3~5eidbrise Sienitaeit in ben
8er9tperfen bes 2iittider &oblens
bedens 5lriid. so gut tpie Mnbere
elaub' i6 cine @erbienitmebaille nnb
4eniion perbient gu babenl" meinte
Die ipadere Srau 5i einem Sonrnas
liiten, Der lie aufiudte unb benz lie err
5dblte. iie fperbe jest. nah elmer bur6
balbjdbrige &ranfbeit- beruriaften
Yauie. auf's Neue IN ben Sdadt eins
fabren. falls Die DIRECTION tie nod
nebme." Oie @ittne Tairour lit Die
lebte tapfere 8ertreterin Der iebt niiss
geitorbenen Nrbeiterinnens Sppus Der
vSierheuies". beiien eieenartige @re
Ideinup9 in Wannsfleibern Gonftanz
Tin Neunier in unuersdnsli6en 9ilbs
fperfen %feitgebalten bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23

~Saten" unb eHappen". Sie r@ae
Ben" fpuren Serner Wiin5en; lie fpd>
rem nit DEM S%tnbtlpappen, einem 8d@
rem, 9e5iert. Sen Barren nannte man
I'M Wtittelnlter pielfad Yes ober 9eb.
yTappen" lpurben 5uudfIt Die i'm IS.
S%abrbunbert bon ben Serren b. Hapz
politein I'M @liab geprd9ten, NIT benz
8amilienipappen. einem Haben, per>
lcberIen Niin5en genannt; bann
ipliroe Der Game auf cine in Sreibur9
/. Or. 9eprdgte Mtiin5e iibertragen. Die
einen Ipler ais Wappen bate. Ser
Ituocntiide Iusbrrd .berappen" iiir
beaoblen bdn9t nit ben .Gappen" 5liz
iammen. Tom @fetau, aus benz Die
Ntiin5en beiteben ober beitanoen, bat
Der n@ulben" ieinen Namen. @ie>
Der anoere ba6en ibren yfdmen bon Der
@eitalt, 3. 9. Der .8rol6en" bon
g~roi1u5 = bid. Go ipurben in 80b>
men Inn 1900 bife Silbermiin5en ees
nan1t I'M @egeniab 3u ben bledfDr%
miaen Srafteaten. Sn S6leiien beiz
ben nod bertte bieie 8elbltiide Bob
mem. Iuf Die Serfunft beuten au6
Die rSbaler", Die I'M 1900 in
Soadimtbal in Sobmen 9eihlasen
puroen, ebenio Die Seller. cine
W}iln5e bon S6lpdbii6 : Sail.
Mart" fpar elm 8elpibt, gleid 70
Yfunb; bas Silber purbe bamals
pielfa6 bel Der 3abluns seposen. SIM
Mtittelalter bate oemna6 cine Iarf
Silber einen piel boberen 8ertb ais
9esenpdrtig. ~Tfenni9" leitet man
o Yfano ab; Die Iiin5e bieb audi
ySbentina".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23
MjKomris Tarmen.

Mau jdareibe nm Staatstarte. Yampblet, uno
assttsr6eridt; irei p~erianot BajeI ,. wieef,
gbtIlieotbe, Ro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23

Mnfleibens elm @las fdltes @difer,
bel Sarmtrdgbeit nod better elm @las
fobleniaures Waiier 81 trinfen.
Sic grt bes Sriibitiids lit iebr
mannigfaltig, na6 8iidiihten bes
@eihmads unb Der @%einnbbeit. Sir
bas geinmmte ainbesalter. etfpa biz
gum ie65ebnten Sabre, iolten aaffee
inb Sbee gang nlsi1eiben, neil ibre
Ilfoloibe Dem %jugenbliten 8Drper
iiher niht 5utrGelid iinb. Sci 5ablz
reihen gripahienen miro man bass
ielbe ia9en miilien. Muberbem aber
ldbt Iif Die @emerfung niht unters
oriifen, bdb belize @etrdnfe in Der
fueit iibertpie9enben Webr5abl Der Sds
milien u~nieres 2anbes in elmer 10
minoeripertbieen Sei6affenbeit auf ben
Sii6 fommen, baB mo iGon bess
balb oarauf per5i6ten ioute.
@esbalb "a nidt lieber an GteIle
zines iiblen Yrobuftes ben enfen in@
ldnbii6en Mal5faffee perabrei6en, Der
10 leift in 5uperldiii9er Site 81 be-
ihaffen unb ebenIo leiGt ber5uItellen
lit nnb lpirflih portrefffi9, rein unb
aromatii6 i6medt.
Ils gutes SriibitiidseetrGnf mub
aud Der Gacao be5eihnet peroen,
tperln er aus gutter Snbrif lit. Sms
MERLIN fort Gacao BEL 0ielen Die
GerOauung. bel Wianden tpirft er aufe
regenb. Sir ale Nltersflaiien lit
cine 3ugabe bon Sonia, Warmelabe
nno oerglei6en 81 empfeblen, tpeil
bieie ihonen Saden bur1 ibren 3us
dergebalt nabrbaft, babel pobIifmee
denb iinb unb 5ueleid Die Waeen>
nnb Darmtbdtigfeit tpobltbuenb ars
reaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23
Ginise Iiir5namen.

Wan6e @}iin5en iinb benunnt nod
Der Sni6rift ODER Dem 3eihen. bas
barauf ltebt. Cine pene5iauii6e Miiu5e
bate cine lateinii6e llml6rift. Die
NIT Dem 8orte nSucntus" enoete.
unb 10 nannte man. baS @elbItiid
.9ufaten". Seine GrflGrune bebiir>
fen Die Stronger" unb yaronen". Die
eben Elm areu5 ober cine &rone tras
gen. Sn Der S6lpei8 unb III Siio>
ipeltbeuti6lanp fennt man nod Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23

DIE NlIt DOL pIe Wlugpe
frdnf. 8ann lie nit jebes Sabr emlol
mubpe I'm 5ipii6ebord ais emol Sauss
fieping uffbre6e I'm boarbe gebn ober
in Die &alintri mubpe fam, 0a tbut lie
nit gut fiible. Ses 8ausfiepingsnffs
brede fimmt aIemlal. mann Die Iltt
neue Sorniti6ers mill.
Iamli6 Damn iegt tie. Wir tbdte
10 bel Idfe tonne, mann WRir Die SorS
nitl6er ltobr'n I'm bodrbe gebn tbGte.
neil Wtir Damn nit Die gnfelfinner
immer uffm Sals batptpe tbdte I'm
bann, mann es ber5u fimmt. Die Sors
niti6ers &c Itobrn, ba iegt lie, Deg
fpdr ei9entli6 endlsge16mtflenes
@elb, benn tie tbGt bod in ibr'm
gauge 9ebe ME mebr - no neber -
tpieber Sausfiepe 9ebn, I'm bann pern
Die S6rnitI6er perfloppt I'm an Die
Sinner perI6enft IN bann nd6 e paar
0ionot slei6t Die Ilti oes goaroe
nimmer III lie friegt. e Banging, ibr
Gnfelfinner mebr Inn ii6 &c baiptpe
I'm Damn eebn Wtir nieoer Sausfiepe,
crit in eme groBe fdi6ondble APART
ment III bnnn in enle 9robe Treifpdtz
Saus I'm Damn miiiie offfobrs neie
Sornitider gefaaft ipern, afpiper beiz
iere III tbeuerere ipie Die friibere,
oann Die Ilti madt Damn regeller
ibr'n I1einb uff, bob iie biesmal o I
9 mt 9ausfieping III ME me6r - no
neber - fpieoer boaroe gebt.
Gle mil iiG nimmer nit Sorpdnts
g1rls battern III %coniequentli mill tie
E gan5 fleenes itiemgebietes Stat in
erer fai1ondble Sdtriett nit Sihds
niteriorlpiB I'M lie gebt Die 8aid aus
In c Srau iolI ieoe Gag fimme I'm Die
Slides ipaide I'm Die &arpets i6niez
pc, I'M fo9e tbut Die Ilti ielber.
SEES mar elm Gag bes Yrogrdm.
Sc annere Gag bifldrt Die @lti: 0ie
8dl6 allsgefpipe tbut lie uff feinen
Sal. neil ibr ba Die gauge 8di6 ge<
lppilt perb, neil Die @ai6fraue DEE
mifalil6e 9blorfaIf, S6pefelidure
I'm nunere 2oher freiienoe Yoiiens
enei tbun. Sic nemmt alto e 9roBes
itiemgebietetes Sldt nit Si6dniter>
lDrniB I'M e @aiGfrm ber5u.
Sc nerte Gag ipia lie c grobes &e<
~libeu5baus nit eme Stal nm erer
Sttomobilbagdih berbei, tpeil lie
Garrdoi6 I'm Sories I'm e Sttomobil
III Ell S6obfer baltic mill, Damn lie
bait lang genug bes Ii6ebr0oel ge>
madt III geiGafft I'm ii6 geplagt I'M
ieb ioae annere 2eit for lie i6affe I'M
lie mill { &od)in IN e SdunirdbrsT
90rl I'm c Spltdbrs9Drl I'M c &doiess
moio.
Gs fGlt Der @uti gar nit Ell. en-
arobe Yl1b &c rente. no 10 bel iaus
Der &c baltic IS. Sic mill 0elb idfe
I'm for pes @elb iebes Sabr na6 Sus
ropp Ydris. 2onbon, Die Hefiira.
S6I6ipt IN 10 5etera. Ses mar aa6
for en- babe Gag lang oes Yrogrdm.
Sann bot Die @lti Sebniu6t ses
friegt ua6 Si6idenrdbie I'M frii6e
@icr III ielber gepa6iene Yieti6es
eimade I'm STRAWBERRIES pide. Gonz
ie%queutli mill lie in Die aauntri
mibpe, no mer na6 Stub baltic fam
pper 8pei III en- Iann beiern. mo
treble III gum Yfero tenbe III lei Srau
melte IN I'M &aus belize fam III er
muiB aa6 mas bun Gardening perS
ite6n.
Sc nerte Gag bot aiuiper Die Ilti
oitldrt. tie that lid nrmnler bun Wir
in Die balne @ilbernib idleppe loiie.
SD ben fee 8ort 9eia9t gebatt, Wi<
tier @biter.)
80 -.
Sbue bes Ndmli6e ipiini6eno
0iit Ni9arbs
DourS
Sobn Of, esq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23

IN 5tpettens lperb SD
bod nit 10 bumm iei.
for ale Sigines I'M Se>
fordidens I'm Ilterds
ihens, mo Die @lti
bnntpe min, ielber &c
beSable. Ses LOB Sd
lieber en- annere 2dnb>
loro tbun. lin mann SfJ
e Saus faafe tbdt. for
ielber brein &c pobne,
bes tbdt aa6 mir batte
bate = niiben), Damn
Die Nlti bot Die Muhpe>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23
@pbnunss= Nbiihten Der Sram Sobn
Httid, Gsq.
Wiiter gbiterl

Wilter gbiterl
co bel is i6ur. Miiter Glitter:
8emhbpt lperb uff iebe Sail Ndms
lid, es lit e Hrin5ipeu bun Wtir, ME
net IN elm bun Weine eigene 5nuie &c
pobne. @ri6tens iein bes meiitens
lauter. Sldtz unb SenementbauIes, mo
it'd better be5able nie Yreipdtz SauIes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23

- 8enn Ser Magen in Srbnung
lit, lit auh bas 8lut in einem eiten
3nitanbe. 8enn Der Wdsen nidt rein
lit. abiorbirt bds glut ale lt~nreini9>
feiten. Or. &uguit &onig's Sambrr<
ger 3ropfen reinisen ben @asen unb
pas 8lut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23
Cute Weleaenbeit,

um eanb ~ anfdnbi9es Sreiiet 5u tqnien in
elmer beutIdAen tntholiicbeu 1einetnoe init a!rne
anb GthuIe i'm noro6itliden Soipa. @uh IN IN
biejer gemeiube cine auSge8eidbnete 1slegenbeit,
nm cine @potbete, einen @enerai : Store. uno
einen 8roesrbs Store gu erotnen, I'm Hapere
QluStunft idJreibe NON an
Wep. Nm. VI. GmnfeI, 9lnibua. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23
CepesiaIbrief tar Steie SeitamsJ
Der Congo Souuerain Unto Die
kat5olifd)e kir9e.

Der nnfitcbenbe Nrtifcl
itammt aus Der Seber ocs
bpGjm. Batter Urban be Sas=
qnes, .. ., weldcr ais
Selgier mnb ais ebemaliger
WiiiiDnGr in Ifrifa semie IN
Der Sage fem iuilte, Elm be-
ahtensmertbes @prt III Der
yGpnsu= Srase" SIT iprchen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-14

One of the saddest misfortunes
that has been reported for some time
is that OF one OF Salem's most ac-
complished stenographers who is
employed at the court house.
She has been in the best of health
and spirits for many years, up 10 the
time this sad misfortune befell her,
which occurred at 9:1O O'Clock a.
m, when IL was discovered that the
young lady had lost her voice, and
could make no kind OF speech, and
used only the gestures OF the mute.
IL was not thought 10 be serious
until telephone calls. Official calls
and bmsiness matters In general
made their appearance. but with no
answer from the young stenogra-
pher. Then active measures were
taken TO restore the power OF speech.
Hon. George II. Burnett was called
TO adjudge whether or not she could
ever regain her voice, but gave no
definite decision. II was thought
useless 10 call a doctor as she did
not seem TO be suffering from any
other ailment than mon vox," and
other officials around the court house
seemed content that she remain ST.
lent. This, however, was not satis-
factory 10 a few disappointed attor-
lneys, who tried several methods of
making the young lady talk, for all
attorneys know that when a lawyer
or a woman is speechless the situa-
! ton is serious.
! Later Judge Burnett decided that
perhaps the young lady had a pro-
posal and that Il affected her power
of speech so seriously in accepting,
that IL might be wise IL Miss A. Me-
Culloch would take out an endow-
ment policy with the Mutual Life In
surance Company of New York in
favor of the proposer
This firm is represented by Lau-
derman & McCulloch.
An Inmate of the Court House.