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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-04-25
| Lincoln Letter
Current Gossip from the
STATE CAPITAL
Legislative and 9th erwise

Sheldon estimated the receipts of
fees by the various aflces as follows:
Governor, $40; auditor, $210,000 sec
rotary Of state, $4,000; land commits
sioner, 100000; banking department,
$4,000; food commissioner, $4,000;
board Of irrigation, $500 oil depart
meent, $4,000 board ofcmfwypcmfw
ment, $4,000; national aid for the
soldiers homes, $4,000; interest on
deposits, $16,700; convict labor, $685.
600; back taxes 100000; total re-
ceipt including the general fund levy,
OF $3,476,370.
Prospects for a good state fair this
year are looking up and the indca-
lions are the exhibits of live stock and
other features which will go to make
good fair will be far in excess in
number and quality of previous years.
Just at this time Secretary Mellor has
been notified that space has been asked
for S25 pens of hogs when the accom-
modations will take care of only 442.
A feature which will be added this
year is the contest for prize for the
best Shorthorn mixer.
State Superintendent McBrien went
to Grand Island, where he takes part
in an entertainment given in honor of
Superintendent X. j. Barr of the Grand
Island schools, who has served in this
capacity for twenty-five years. No
other school teacher in Nebraska has
ever held onto job that long
Judge A. M. Post, the referee ap-
court to take testimony on the alleged
lumber trust, made his report. He finds
that the Nebraska Lumber Dealers as
ISOLATION, as now maintained, Is not
contrary to the state trust laws. The
investigation made by the referee COW
cred period of several months, in
which practically all the lumber deal
ers Of the state were made defendants.
II the supreme court sustains the ref
cree it means the dismissal of the
suits.
Grain dealrs Of the state doing bust
ness along the line of the Missouri Pa
cific railway for some months past
have experienced considerable trouble
in getting cars in which to ship their
grain Some elevators have been able
to secure but one or two cars in an
entire month. The grain men doing
business on the line of that road, in
this state, met to organize and do
what they could towards getting after
the railroad.
The corps OF janitors at the state
capitol have been busily occupied in
moving the property of the various
state officials who have been assigned
new quarters by the state board of
public lands and buildings. Oil In
spector Church was the first man to
change his office quarters. The bureau
| Of labor has so far refused to comply
with the edict that It move from the
| first to the third floor, It's officers de-
clare that they mean to secure legal
advice before they give up the room
occupied for twenty years.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-04-25

The legislature passed total OF 22l
bills, OF which nienty-six were senate
files and 1875 we're house rolls. Gov.
ernor Sheldon signed 204 bills and
vetoed fifteen. Two bills became laws
without his action. or the bills vetoed
eleven were house rolls and four sen.
ate files.
Following are the reasons assigned
for the vetoes of the governor:
II. II. 112-Appropriating $4,000 to
erect two wings to the Kearney Nor
NAL school In vetong this bill the
governor says: THE appropriations
for the coming biennium must be kept
safely within the states income In
my judgment the necessities of this in
stitution and the present condition Of
our finances do not warrant this ex.
pendture."
For the same reason the governor
has vetoed II. r. 100, 381, AIS and 491.
In vetoing H. X. 1856, amending the
banking law, the governor says: THE
section of the statutes which section
of this act would amend has already
been similarly amended by II. X. 105
Many Of the country banks do not full
FIJI the requirements of section of
this act. 1t does not exempt banks
now doing business under their pres
ent charters. In my judgment an act
like this which would probably disturb
these banks greatly, should not be
passed by the emergency clause"
II. r. 534, the deficiency claims BILL
was approved, with the exception of
the following items: Bounty on wild
animals, unpaid claims Nos. 1888 90
5000, inclusive, and Nos. sos to 3,644,
inclusive as recorded in the auditors
record, $22,411.50, and estimated de-
ficiencies for the payment of animal
bounties, $4,000.
In vetolng s. f. 266, by Burns of
Lancaster. bill for the appointment
OF board of examiners of plumbers
for the city of Lincoln the governor
says: This bill is amendatory The
original act as passed in 1891 (session
laws 1901, chapter xxi page 321-326)
under the title thereof the enactment
was restricted to cities having popu
latiol of more than $4,000. In 1909
the legislature attempted to amend
section l, so as to make this act apply
to cities having population of more
than 10000, but the title of the amen
datory act referred alone to section 1
OF the original title so as to apply to
cities having less than $4,000 innabi
tants. The amendment of 1903y max
ing the act applicable to cities having
more than 10000 inhabitants, was not
within the title of the original act,
which referred alone to cities having
more than $4,000 inhabitants The
amendment of 1903, therefore, was not
within the title of the original act and
is unconstitutional. This void provis-
ion is part of the act as it appears
in chapter xiv, article 8, compiled
statutes Of 1903. This S. f. 266 con-
fiicts with the constitution and can
not be approved. Besides, the repeal
ing clause in S. +. 266 is a general one,
purporting to repeal all conflicting pro-
visions in existing statutes. This form
OF repeating clause in an amendatory
act does not meet the requirements of
that part of the constitution which de.
clares that the section or sections so
amended must in express term be re-
pealed."
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-04-25

Governor Sheldon has finished his
work on the bills passed by the legis-
lature and out of the various appropri-
alton bills he cut a total of $249, All.
This leaves the total appropriations of
the legislature $3,241, 7S090. The cuts
made by the governor were as follows:
Wolf bounty, $4,000; deficiency wolf
bounty, $22,411, gand deficiency on
the deficiency, $4,000; for a wing to
be built at the Kearney Normal
school, $S5, 000 for a new building at
the Beatrice Institute for Feeble Mind
ed, 100000; for Yukon-Alaskan exposi-
ton, $4,000; for gymnasium for the
Institute for Deaf and Dumb at Oma.
ha, $4,000; for an engine ana boiler
at the Peru Normal school, $4,000; for
building at the Grand Island Sol
diers' Home, $4,000. All the other
appropriation bills that passed were
signed
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-04-25

The Beatrice Times hopes the time
will come before many years when
the state will feel warranted in Civ.
ing its capitol an extensive overhaul
ing and improving 1t is very com,
monplace building in comparison with
the one in Iowa, and rather OF dis.
credit TO a state that has grown in
wealth like Nebraska has during the
past ten years. People should not
take the narrow view that rebuilding
ana improving the state house will
help Lincoln chiefly. 1t belongs to
Nebraska
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-04-25

Within few days the Offices in the
state house, with the exception OF
those occupied by state officers, will
tory for any one to find any one. The
State Board Of Public Lands and
Buildings met Wednesday and allot
ted new rooms, it being necessary in
the opinion Of the board to chinge
practically every Office to make room
for the State Railway commission
which is the only addition to the pres
ent number of offices in the state
house. 1t fell to the lot of Chairman
Eaton and Secretary Junkin to carry
around the move out notices and some
of the language used by those to be
elected from pleasant quarters was
unique and entirely original, Offices
were allotted as follows.
The oil office moves from the first
floor to the lieutenant governors room
on the second floor.
The state veterinarian will Office
with the State Board of Charities on
the third floor. This office has been
on the second floor.
The labor bureau, which for years
has been on the first floor, moves to
the house engrossing room on the
third floor.
The Agricultural society moves from
the first floor in the north center of
the building to the labor bureau room.
The game warden moves from the
second floor to the senate judiciary
committee room on the third floor
The irrigation board moves from the
north center of the building to the
senate enrolling room on the third
floor.
The State Railway commission takes
the rooms now occupied by the State
Board of Irrigation and the Agricul.
tural society.
The Supreme Court commission
takes the two rooms of the secretary
of the senate and when it wants il
| will use the senate chamber.
The state superintendent takes on
the room vacated by the oil Office and
makes it a part of his already large
! Office rooms.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-04-25

Nebraska has pure food law at
last After all sorts of amendments
had been made, they were all over
turned and the bill made even more
drastic and sweeping than the national
law Nearly twenty years ago United
States Senator Paddock championed
a pure food law in the u. S. senate,
but, as he then thought, without avail.
1t was the seed that was sown then
that has slowly grown and is just now
bearing fruit, not only nationally, but
In his own state and in many others.
Attorney General Thompson has
recommended to County Attorney
Roach OF North Platte, Lincoln county,
that he begin prosecution OF the Union
Pacific Railroad company for violation
OF the 2-cent passenger fare law.
County Attorney Roach complained to
the attorney general that the Union
Pacific continues to charge at the rate
of cents per mile for tickets between
North Platte and Sidney, notwith.
standing both cities are in Nebraska.
An incident of the waiting and
worrying over the governors action
on the appropriation of the Kearney
Normal school was the meeting of
the State Normal board at the Office
of the state superintendent. The
board convened to discuss cutting
down their plans for a 100000 build
ing to an $4,000 building, as that
was the way the bill read when 1t
passed the legislature. Suddenly the
board remembered that the governor
had taken no action, so proceedings
were stopped for the time being.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
SnOiana.

= Gin GROCER &rGbenborit befin>
bet ii6 5tpei Ieilen Ditlid6 Der Srts
i@aft Iit6en an Der Wonans8 nbn.
norbli6 bon Nep Ilbnnp. Sie
&rdben brau6en brei Stunben, Inn
idntmtlt6 ben SORT 81 perlaiien, unb
ebenlo LANCE, I'M Oortbin 8uriid5us
febren, unb elm Matbematifer bat
Gus bieien Slue5eiten bernusgerehs
net, baB ii6 bort minbeItcnS $685.
600 &rdben befinben miiiien. sic
borlten bort lett etfpa bier Sabren,
unb lire 3dbl idetnt iid idbrlid
erbebli6 gu perrnebren. Sen Sare
mern bes Ohio Sbales. beren 8ell6>
fornfelber lie pliinbern. iinb bic be-
idtpinsten S6iere bereits 8u elmer
ipabren Slaae geporben. 3tpar ee@
lang es 2anbbefppbnerr, bie ge9en
Den Sorit porriidten, einige bunbert
&rdben 5u i6ieBen, aber pns mill
bas bel beren sroben 3abl bebeutenl
Sic Beginner ben SORT BEL Cages
anbru6 gu berlafien, Inn ettpa bon
brei ltbr Na6mittags an suriidsus
febren, mas mebrere Stllnben tpdbrt.
Ilsoann beipe9en iih san5e &rdbenz
polfen na6 Dem Sort bin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
@iSeomTn.

Sn Der @inuge Brandon in
Sonb or Gao County nobnt cine
Srau Nc@ratb. nelhe unSfpeifelbdft
als Die Glteite Srau i'm Staate
Wisconiin 5u be5eidnen lit. sic
erfreut ii6 elmer bemerfenspertben
9eiitisen Stride, eebt ibren tdsliden
Grbeiten mad unb lit Sreunb zines
@ises, 10 ipie es lie cine iriihe Srau
mar. Srau Mc@ratb tpurbe i'm
Sabre 1895 in gnben, Srlanb. ge<
boren ulb erinnert ii6 mod re6t gut
Der grlebniiie in Der alten Seimatb.
&ur5 Dor 8eeinn Der Suneersnotb
in 1845 panberte Die Srau na6
Gmerifa elm unb fanp @eldGftignns
als Sienitmdohen in Der Stabt Stem
Yorf. Spdter fam lie NIT Der Sa>
Mile. bel ipel6er lie in Sienit Itanb,
mad 8iscpniin. unb tpurbe Die Heiie
burb ben erie &anal unb alif ben
Seen biz mad Sbebpbgan unternoms
men. Son bier aus cling es per
@aeen na6 Sonb Oh Sac Gountp,
fpoielbit Srau Wc8ratb ieitoem uns
linterbrohen 9epobnt bat. 0dbrenb
Der Commemorate neil Die 8es
nannte in einem Sdlshen auf ibrer
fleinen Snrm in Der Ndbe Der
8i0age Brandon unb i'm @inter Iebt
lie bel Der Samilie zines gnfeltinoes
in %senannter @iaase, nuf fpelhe Sae
Mile oas Wiitter6en re6t ltol5 lit.
Srau @c8ratb befltnbet elm lebbaftes
Sntereiie fir Die tdgliden gorfomm>
niiie in Der llmeegenb unb fpeiB tie
Die @ei6i6te zines ieben dlteren 8es
pobners 81 er3dblen, Der in Der bors
tigen @eeenb fpobnbaft mar ober nod
lit. &iir5li6 erbolte fid Die nod
lebensfrobe @reiiin bon elmer itarfen
grfdltung. NIT Der iie felt mebreren
@p6en bebaftet mar, 70 bab tie bas
gett bitten muBte; es mar bielcs Die
ldngite 8rnnfbeit, pel6e Die Srau in
ibren 10 Sabren erle6t.
SO biirfte intereiinnt iein. bier an
bemerfen, bab Srau Wc8rntb brei
Sabre alt mar, als @aibinston itarb
unb brei5ebn aIs bic &onigin
@ictpria 9eboren tpurbe; iie lebte in
bret Sabrbunberten, iab bas Steieen
uno ben Sail Napoleons, iiberlebte
&Dnige unb Winiiter unb lit beute
nod ge1uno uno munter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
New Dort.

- Ser ans benz Woroenlan6e in
Sem 9orf ein9etroffene beuti6e Sanz
b~elsbnmpfer nWnrienfels" gerietb
I'M Ntlantii6en S5ean in cinen
Srfnn, nobel CT in cine duberit ges
fdbrli6e Gage famt, ba bns Stererz
rllDer in llnorbnune gerntben mar
lnb ben SienIt berIogte. Ser Sam>
pier mar, pdbrenb @erlude gemaft
iporoen. ben S6aben aus5ubeiIern,
ben @eIen preisgegeben unb ipurbe
furdtbar berum9ei6lelbert. ipobei er
politdnDig ans ieinem 8urs fam.
9a8u fam nod, Dob Die inter Der
&dlte i6per leibcnben Sci5er, ins
biI6e 2ascaren, ii6 fpeigerten, gu
ar6eiten. gnbli6 mar Die Iusz
b%eiierung %gelun9en, unh balb leste
ii6 audi Die Gefpalt bes Stlrmes,
ais elm neues llnsliid iiber bas
S6iff bereinbra6. Ylobli6 er>
idol Seuernlarm. Sic &pblen IN
Den gunfern bntten iid entSiinbet,
unb bolle brei Sage muBten ale
Wann an gorb nit 9r0Bter Inz
itrengung arbeiten, nm Der Slammen
Serr su peroen. Na6oem andb
bieies lln9ema6 nliidli6 beieiti9t
ipor, brad elm GROCER She'll Der
Wanni6aft Dor Gri66pflmg guiana
men. aapitdn Sittle9cn erflGrt,
DAB bies Die ihlimmite Heiie iei.
Bic Ell iemals 9emaft bo6e.
Solgenoe rilbrenbe gpiiobe
ipirb uttcr'm 20. Se5ember aus 9tetp
gort semelbei: Die feline fiinfiG6riae
Slorence Sbit itar6 ge'tcrn Gbenb
I'M Selepue Soipital eiren ~alialpoIen
SOB. 9ie Iutter Der Gleiren batte
bieie in ibrer 8pbmlng e%inecidloiien
unb aGein 9claileu. um fir oas
8eibna6tsfeit lire GinfGuie 8u
MAIDEN. 9as S6hterdben hattie lid
beim gbriitfinbden cine bii6ihe
9nppe beiteqt unb freute iid i'm
@oraus auf ben fommenben 8ei6z
naftstag. 8dbrenb Der Ibipeiens
belt Der Rutter purbe Der Gleinen
Die Belt 81 lang. sic nabm Die
Observation-Disclosures berunter unb
ipielte bamit. Sbre aleiber ae<
rietben in @rano. Sas Seuer breiz
tete ii1 ans unb iebte bos 9anse
Saus in Slammen. S6ner ber(ebt
nurbe Die fleine Slorenee gum 9eues
pue Soipital s~enomimen. mo Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
GaIfornien.

Gin. Original inter BEN Sim
germ ser NialfunIt lit Der Imeritaner
@alter s.. &c. Srit6arb. Der fem
2eben Der Drnterieeii6eu" Wtnlerei
eetpibmet bat. @r arbeitete unlan9it
IN ben culifprniiGen @etpdiiern.
Hrit6arb bielt es fir unmDglid. Die
Sar6en unb ben G6arafter Der unter>
feeii6en S5enerien bon Der Weeress
p6erfldde aus feIt5ubalten. iel6it
renn Die It0renoe 8re6une oes
2i6tes bur1 Die 8enubung BON goos
ten nit 8lasbDoen ausgei6loiien
fpurbe. gr fam alio auf ben Sc
banfen, inter @aiier 81 taudlen, I'M
Die Mptipe, Die er Irdte, nit mDgs
Ii6iter Sreue ipieocr5u9eben. gr
f6affte lid cine @arnitur bon
Sau6appnraten an unb malt gegen>
tpdrtig mn nod nuf Dem Reercs@
grunbe. Samit feline @erdthe in
Der Siefe berblei6en, bertpenbet er
cine Stnffelei unb cine Yalette nus
Glen, nnb alt6 feline Yiniel unb
Gtifte itecteu in i6neren @ilcnbiilien.
Sic 2einpano, Der er feline S6o>
pfungen nnbertraut, lit ei9ens prdz
parirt. nm ni6t bon Dem Weerz
ipaiier nngegriffen 81 peroen; ebenio
iinb es Die Sarben. Snan5ig Wiml>
ten bringt er jebes Mal in emiiger
&rbeit in Der Siefe 5u, uno Damn
IdBt er ii6 fir 5ebn Winuten an Die
Sberfla6e 5ieben, Inn frii6e 2nft
an Ih0pfen. @r bat bereits in ben
berl6iebeniten 8epdiern feline Stus
bien gema6t.
Sein i6onites @ert ite0t cine
@eereSlanOi6uft in Der Ndbe bon
Sa6iti BAR. Gin 9erIenfii6er, Der
bieie Hegionen alis eigener grfab>
ring fennt, aapitdn 8iQiamion,
duberte ii6 bepunbernb iiber bieies
@erf: .Nur elm Ieni6, Der ben
Meeresgrunb brett burd Die @lGier
bes Sau6erbelms iab, fonnte iol6e
Sbdler unb 8eree malen, tpie man
iie alf bieiem 8ilbe iiebt." Sic
Sar6en Der Ieerestiefen, Die Der
0taler aif ieinem gilbe ~bar9eltelli
bat, ihtpanfen bon tiefem Snbi9o
mn Surpur bis gu 5arten SDnen bes
beqiten @elb, @riin unb @rou.
GtnaS bon Dem unbei6reibli6en
S~arben5artber Der Sieffee bat Der
&iinltler in feline @ilber biniiber5is
retten bcriu6t. Sn Den pberen
Sdi6teu beS 8aHers baben ale
@egcnItdnbe einen iilbernen Sdims
mer; in 9r0Berer Siefe erl6eint ieoer
&orper glei6iam als rieiiger Sas
p6ir. Selien unb 9lippen nebmen ilns
9ebeuerlide. pbnntaItii6e Sormen oil.
1leber Gbgriinbe binipeg iab Der
&iinitler Die leltiamen llngebeuer bes
Weeres alf ii6 5uItrebeu unb, lie
bober lie itie9en, III nm 10 beIlerem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
Gin merfmiirbiser spieseI.

&aiier Seroinano ser Grite BON
Se1terreih erbielt in 1einer iltnoer
Sabren einen fpitbaren .SanbS nnb
Saidenipie9el seifenft. Salb aber
benterfte iein Sofmeiiter, baS Ger
iurge Erin5 Den Spiegel INNER BET
it'd trug, unb nlebr, ais err es fir
erlaubt belt, m benielben bineins
i6ante. Oarltm fiirdbtete er, Der
flnfti8e &aiier modte burd5 bns slls
bdnfige Spieeeli6auen aQsu eiteI
ltno boffdrt8 iperben. unb berlanote
als tpeiier @r5ieber, baB linn Ser
Snnplpiegel einfah a%haenommeu
lperoe. NIs ma nun ober benicIz
ben angling, ben Spieael bcraussus
geben, oa fanb man, bah Der foiicrs
lldbe Srin5 oas Spieeelglas berallss
9enommen unb bafiir Elm Wuttcrs
9ottesbtlo binein 9eitent bate. 8os
rr nlio IN Dem GoipaeT IN h1,ffin be-
tGditte. mar rift fem eioercs. inns
BERN Das Bib Der. Iieben Wlrtter
UuIteS, We {. 4uupltA ..gaa
oerltebt Ii6 bon iclbit. boS inn nies
n1anO mehr Den Spieeel a~bberlanote.
..Sur eineu ~fatboliihen gbrilten
atot es nah Dem &ri5ifir feinen
Sptesel, in ben er NIT 9roBerem
Mhsen i6auen fonnte unb iholter
ioute. als bus Bib Der iunafrduli.
den @ottesnmtter; in ibrem 0eber.
IN tbrem geiipiel, in ibrem Sugcnbs
GLANCE iiebt Ell, tpie er 1T unb niht
ZEN lol. 0n6er trdet err, fpenn
aud ni6t. tpie Der gr5bersoo unb
lpdtere Safer S~erbinan6, elm W,tts
tereottesbilb IN Der Saf6e, I'M See
miitbe NIT ft6 bur6 bas 2eben, llrs
INNER ltnb INNER tpieber in bieien
Sptesel gu idauen unb gu ieben.
tpie er ii6 bariu ausnebme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
Ohio.

Gin basu bebpllmd6tietes
gpmite beg gaieriihen WGnner6ors
bon Cincinnati bat nit Der Niebers
ldnoiihen Sampfers 8eieIihnft elm
Ibfpmmen nnter5ei6net, iponab Der
@erein inn nd6iten Sriibiommer tpiez
Der einen Iusfllie na1 Seuti6lanb
pernnitaltet. Ser @erein bat BEN
gan5en Hnum in Der sipeiten &aiiite
oitf Dem bpqdnbii6en 0ampfer nNeu
Nmiterbam" belegt unb ben gontraft
arf Die Sbatiahe bin felt abseidloi@
fen. bab ii9 i6on bunbert Sbeils
nebrner aneemeIbet nnb cine Insabs
lung gema6t baben. Sn Der letten
Sieung bes Counties lagen offi5ieIe
ginlabunssihreiben bes @ereins Der
gaiern in Berlin, bon Miin6en nnb
bon Hobrba6 in ber 9fal5 Dor. Sn
lebterem Srt miro Der @erein tpies
Der elm Concert fir po9ltbdtige
3fpede beranitalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
Die FL. Rofa bpn Gina.

IIs Die bl. Moia bon Gina, bie
eher Elm gneel als elm Ienid at
fetn fdtisn. pie @ott niemaIs a6s
ii9flih beIsibtgt unb hires Sersens
unf9uIb ni6t berloren bate, ouf
benz Sterbebette lag unb erpBa
Tit. ftns lie az tpeinen
an. Ste l~tmite9enben froeten lie
nod Der llrfa6e ibrer TBrdnen, ins
bsm We slaubten, baS entipebcr Sec
f6rperliHe Sdmers ober cie SoecSs
angit ibr bieislbsr auspreBtc. Moin
a~nttportete: sd tpetne nidJt, neil
i6 bon Der grbe ibeibc, nocb oitdb.
neil ih Sdmer5en 5u leioen hobe.
ionbern fueiI i6 ni6t 0cni.g oelitted
babe, ben Simmel gu perbienen."
Itnb mir foIten Nibts leioen no0en.
ba mir bte SoIe t~auleno Weal pers
btent baben? @a6rli1, mir ioqten.
I'm Der SoGe 81 entrinnen, INN bic
Gtrafeu bes S~eefeusrs BIER erbuIben
uno ben Simmel nod eetpinnen ss
f0nneu. serne. nit bnbfertieer @es
iinniire, sebuIbie aGe 9ei6en unS
Biberpdrtisfeiten. bic @oftes gors
iebung nns 5ui6idt, btnneSmsn uuS
ertraeenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
e6wets.

Ius 3iiri6 tpirb Die f~olgenbe
tragifomii6e Gei6idbte beri6tet: Gin
ebriamer 3iiriber bate einen Seuts
i6en nit nihd6iser S6pob" titue
liert. Oas 8e5irfsgeriht 3iirid
bate nun Die berleste @brc al re-
parieren. Ser 8eflaete tranf ii6
nod 0 Der Geri6tsfieuns berart
Wutb an, bab Ell gu elmer Srbnungsz
itrafe bon 5ebn Sranfen b~erfnurrt
tpurbe. Ser &ldeer lGcbelte ibas
benfrob. Gqein er ioute erfabren,
baB am be1ten ladt, tper 3ulebt laht.
els Der reumiitbiee &nseflagte fiimie
gig Sranfen 5u einem 9iitli6en @ers
slei6 anbot, tpies fem 8esner bieies
Iuerbieten trob benz 8ureben bes
Ri6ters ab. CT berbiene als Yrpz
biIionsreiIenber monatlth 500 Sranr
fen unb braude bieie lumpisen flint,
5ig Srnnfen ni6t. Ser neusierig
~gefporbene Hr6fibent erfunbigte fif
nun na6 ben Steuern bes &ldeers.
Cine berlesene Gnttport beraulabte
nun ben @oriisenben, I'M Steuers6ez
glitter Rahidau an balten. limb
iiebe ba: Der Wadnn periteuerte elm
ld1erlides fleines ginfommen. CO.
fort tpurbe Der 8erihtsfhreiber nnz
gefpieien. bafiir an ioreen, bab Der
Wann 5ufiinftie nit 5000 5ranfeu
ginfommen inn itdbtii6en Steuers
He9titer ,eingetrn9en tperbe.