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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-15
OBITUARY..
From Thursdays Daily.
Miss Bonnie Wisecarver Dead.

Miss Bonnie Wisecarver died at her
home in this city Of typhoid fever.
Miss Wisecarver was born in ti1fs city
January 80, 1883, and had from her
childhood been of frail constitution.
She was student at the public schools
but was hindered from graduating with
her class from the high school by an
ettack Of this same disease.
For two years she had been most
successful teacher in the Jefferson
county schools. At the time she was
taken i'll, a few weeks ago, she was
teacher of school No. 6, just north Of
this city. In her work as teachr she
had won many friends She was loved
and companions she was known as a
bright and lovable girl. She was a
member Of Fairfield Rebekah lodge No
o., which attended the funeral in q
body and had charge of the services
at the cemetery.
Her parents. four brothers, S. B.,
Gregg and Robert of this city. and
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home of President MacLean, where ns
enjoyed few minutes rest From the
residence he was escorted to the cam
pus, where he talked to the biggest
crowd of the day. Following this came
his short visit to the Country club aa
the guest of Justice McClain and then
to the Yale alumni dinner at the B,lrg.
ely Imperial. E
Thousands of pennants greeted tn.i
visitors eye as he rode from the hotel
to the university escorted formally by
President MacLean, and by a host Of
graduates and undergraduates On
these flags the name Of Taft was IMP
scribed in large letters. His pictura
appeared too, in half the shop win,
dows.
Leaves for Minneapolis.
Taft disappeared from the puoHs,
eye for several hours after his return
from the Country club while ne was
dining with fellow Yale men at tho
hotel. At 9:15 he emerged in an open
carriage and was driven to the depot
escorted by big crowd of students.
His train left at 9:45 for st. Paul.
Proves Himself "Mixer."
Those who were fortunate enough to
| meet Taft personally comment on
| what may be called his heartiness,
Taft is the sort of man who prefers to;
be called "Bill' Taft, and who speaks;
of himself as "Bilr' Taft. The natural
inference from That fact he is what is
known as a good mixer is entirely
correct and was evidenced in the i'm.
preston he made on those who talked
with him yesterday. These converse.
tons were short, but long enough in
mo.t cases for the secretary to make
a well wisher out of his new acquaint.
ance. Some people were reminded Ct
the late Speaker Henderson by the
distinguished visitor of the day. In
physique, in bluff heartiness and in
fullness of voice they are much alike. i
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HIGHLAND.

Richland.-Dr. Anderson of wash
ington was in the city Monday
Miss Carrie Pringle went to Oska-
loosa Monday to remain during grad
uating exercises Of Penn college.
Mrs. John Greenlee entertained a
number of ladies last Friday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. w. C. Ridenack IF
Menominee, Wisconsin.
DR.. Paynes has returned from his
trip to Washington.
William Jones went to Oskaloosa on
Sunday to attend camp meeting.
Allen Stalker has returned from Os-
kaloosa, where he was attending camp
meeting.
Last Saturday evening some thirty
ton attended Odd Fellows lodge here
to witness initiatory ceremony Of sew
eral candidates.
Sunday afternoon DR.. Suthers, John
Carmichael, Fred Fearis, Os Greeson,
E. g. Gardner T. F. McCarty and l.
NJ. Walker went to Brighton to par
ticipate in the memorial services of
the Odd Fellows and Woodmen.
Three inches Of rain fell here Sun
day evening, the heaviest of the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Lemley of Pack
wood were visiting relatives in town
Monday.
Rank Duke has the munps.
MT. ZION.
Mt. Zion.-This section was visited
by heavy rain Sunday evening, but SO
far no damage has been reported.
| County representative DR.. Bauman,
gave an interesting talk on legislative
ways at the Presbyterian church Sun
day morning.
The baseball team from this place
played Douds Saturday, the score be-
ing to o, in favor of the home team
Joseph HOFFMAN is suffering with a
sore arm, the ligaments being TORI
| loose from the shoulder.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. S.. Ream and &c
! Duffeld Of near Pittsburg attended
church here sunday morning and heard
Dr. Bauman.
Mrs F. L. Small is preparing .tc
build residence. The material will
be cement blocks.
Most Of the farmers have sold then
wool to the Amana society at rs cent:
per pound.
The outlook for corn crop is no
very good, as the worms are destroy
| ing it. Some planted the third time
and the cold damp weather Is holding
back the growth, but oats and gras:
are doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thomas visited
over Sunday near Bonaparte.
| Miss Addie Gaylord, who has beer
i'll, is slowly improving.
| H. B. Sherrod, the mail carrier, !!
building a substantial barn..
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HAYEsvlLLE.

Hayesville-Mrs. Gertie Hardesty,
who has been on the sick list for some
time, is slowly improving.
Much anxiety is felt in this commun-
ity concerning number of cases Of
SMALLPOX that have recently broken
out.
{ Miss Minnie Craft went to Cedar
Rapids Tuesday evening to attend the
wedding of her brother. Mr.. Crabb
and wife accompanied her to her home
Thursday morning and later the day
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Ian MacIaren's Funeral,

Mrs. John Watson, wife Of DR.. Wat.
son, who died here at the Brazelton
house, sent Mrs. e. K Stall copy Of
the Liverpool Post, containing an &C.
count and illustrations of the funeral
Of DR.. Watson which was held the
27th of May. Sixty thousand people
attended the services and people were
admitted to the church by ticket. OF
course only about tenth of the as
semblage could get into the church
The Post says:
The proceedings in the church were
a beautiful blend of the simple and
dign.fled, and were quite in keeping
with the character of the deceased
One and not the least interesting
phase Of the arrangements, can best be
explained by the quotation from let
ter received by us from the Rev. ]. NJ.
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Rodney of Kansas City, and one sister.
Dorothy, are left to mourn the passing
death has called so early in life.
The last services We're held at the
ia mily home on South B street We'd
nesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Rev.
Thomas Osborn had charge The sim
cerest sympathies of hosts of friends
are with the sorrowing family and
others upon whom the loss falls so
heavily.-The Fairfield Journal
Miss Wisecarver was niece of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Cooper of Ottumwa.
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To Build Humeston School.

~ 0NiId T1OuVoSSu NSUSOls
Chariton-Messrs. Eric Johnson and
Austin Enslow of this city were
awarded the contest for the building
of the new $4,000 school house at
Humeston this year. G. w. Ensley was
also awarded the contract for heating
and plumbing.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Peterson are
the proud parents of twin babies, born
Sunday morning.
Miss Anna Wilson came home Sun
dav for visit with her parents.
John Wilson came up from Ottum-
wa last evening for a brief visit with
his father, Frank Wilson, who is qeite
sick
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eikenberry
went to Indianola last evening for a
brief visit.
The Misses Lenora and Helene Carey
departed last evening for Seattle,
Washington, for three months visit
with their mother, Mrs. James WEIGH.
Mrs. Alma Tull came up from OF
tumwa Sunday for visit with rela-
ttves and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Hawkins return
ed Monday from visit near Cambria,
with their daughter, Mrs Floyd Fisk.
A large delegation Of Homesteaders
came down from Tacoma, Derby ano
Humeston last evening to participate
one hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts of Oak
ley We're In the city Monday
Mrs. Marie Boynton is among those
on the sick list this week.
Miss Anna Wilson of Lucas was in
the city Monday
Mrs Myra Wilson is spending the
week in English township with her
mother, Mrs. P. A. Mcdowell. *
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A. e. APPLEYARD INsoLvENT.
Member of Philadelphia Stock Elk
change Who Yesterday Created
Sensation by Selling Gas Stock

Philadelphia. June 49, Announce
ment is made on the stock exchange
today of the insolvency of A. E. APP
pleyard, one of its members. Apple
yard created a sensation yesterday by
selling many thousand shares of stock
Of the United Gas Improvement COM
pany. depressing the price nearly four
dollars a share
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You need tonic that will put the
sap of life into your system and fortify
you from all diseases. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea is recognized as
the greatest strengthened known. Tea
or tablets, 35 cents. W. L. Sargent, the
True Druggist, Market and Main.
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E. E. Veitoh Returns From Kansas


stockporl.-E. E. veatch returned
Friday from Kansas, where he visited
for the past two weeks. He reports
crops looking well, especially wheat.
The damage reported done to the wheat
crop is exaggerated. While it will not
be bumper crop, there will be an
abundance for home use and some to
spare.
Peter Nelson and wife returned to
Batavia last Monday. ]. c. Silvers
and S. " Whitaker accompanied him
and attended the funeral Of DR.. Bal
bridge.
The members of the Christian church
held Children's day exercises Sunday
evening at the church. A large crowd
was in attendance.
The Twentieth Century Hardware
store is being sold out at cost and will
be removed from here to the northern
part of the state in the near future.
The corn crop is looking some better
in the past few days and If conditions
are favorable from now on we will
have an average crop.
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Many Children Rescued.

Many children have been rescued by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds. SOC and
$780, B. B. Clark, Court aud Second:
]. H. l.. Swenson & Co., Court and
Main.
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Hattie of Ames, spent Saturday night
and Sunday at. the homes of John
Burris and A. j. Blankinship.
Lacey Burris, who is attending col
lege in Bloomfield spent Sunday at
home.
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HOLD MEETING
AT BELKNAP
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION OF
SOAP CREEK TOWNSHIP IN SIX
TENTH SESSION JUNE 90.

The following is the program of tbs
sixteenth annual Sunday school con-
| vention of Soap Creek township, to be
held June %, 1907, at the Congrega.
tional church at Belknap:
10 a. m.--Song service led by Eliza
beth Ware.
1915 a. m.-Prayer.
Sunday school with teachers ?-Anna
Hughes, Mrs. H. c. Rankin, President
Sloan and Mrs. Ola Alytheide
10:40 a. m.-Song.
1o:45--Union Sunday school con-
Quoted by S. G. Downing.
11:45 a. m-Song.
11:50 a. m.-Dinner.
1:45 p. m.-Belknap band.
2 p. m.-Song service led by Laura
Hambleton.
2:15 p. m.-How to Teach Adults
President H. c. Rankin, Zoe Mcconnell
and Prof. Brown.
2:35 p. m.-Song.
2:4o-shall the teacher instruct or
entertain?-Isaiah Ware, William
ford.
p. m.-Song.
3:05 p. m.-The Pastor and the
Sunday School-Rev. Springer.
$3.50 p. m.-Song.
1926 p. m.-What is the requisite lit
erature Of Country Sunday school?-
Mrs. Dora Rhine, Mrs. Dianna Dodd,
Mary Davis, Charley Heady and e. K.
Herr.
3:45 p. m.-Song.
$3.50 p. m.-Miscellaneous sugges-
lions for the Sunday school-Rev. Fer
rell, D. II. Payne. nellie Truitt.
4:10 p. m.-Song.
4:15 p. m.-Business, collection, cleo
ton of officers, etc.
A cordial invitation is given to other
townships to attend and all who at
tend are asked to participate in the
discussions.
BY order of Township Committee.
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left for an extended journey in the
west and north.
School closed here Friday. A large
number attended the exercises given
in the afternoon.
Rev. Walker of Brighton will preach
here Saturday night.
Rev. N. A. circuit Of Ollie will fill
his regular appointment here Sunday
evening.
Verde Beall was at home over Sun.
day for visit.
Thomas, Hardesty's entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Ida Stein
son and son, Albert, Sunday at dinner.
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equipped building.
Good Positions avail, our graduates.
Bookkeeping, Actual Business Practice, PEN
manship and Mathematics. Write for our bsauti-
full Illustrated Catalogue giving full information FREE
D. L. MUSSELMAN, President,
y Gem City Business College. Quincy. m. Z
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Gem City
Business
College
QUINCY mi

Annual attendance laoo. 20 teach.
ers. Students from majority OF
states. Occupies It's own 800 900
specially designed elegantly
equipped building,
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RUSSELL.

Russell-Ethel Coles returned on
No. 10 Friday from Charlton, where
she had spent week with ller sister,
Mrs. Bernice Long.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
Mns Der Wappe zines bemtiden
Erufefprs.

Soleenbe rei5enbe Stil6liitben t6eilt
elm Yrager 8pmnaiials Yroieiipr NIT:
Ser Sut lit pie Der 0tann, Der
nibt MIR fir lid ielbit ior9t, Ionz
bern al,6 fir feline camille. ipenn er
cine bat"
Ius: nNubolf bon Salsbura"
0ia6er5dblung): ais Der SGnger
geenoet bate, brad Dem &0nig Elm
Sualm bon Sbrdnen aus Den @laen,
Die er in ieinem Wantel perbarg." -
Gus elmer freien @rbeit (Guintal) /:
.9ie Come tpar i6on bod geItieaen
unb Der beitere Simmel bilbete einen
lebbaften @eseniab gu Der ump0lften
Stirne Der beiben 3ufunftsipiirer." -
Ius Der n8ir9i6aft": rSber bod
mad fur5er 3eit mar er 10 matt. bab
er i6on ni6t mebr 9eben fonnte. 0a
bat er @ott. er ioae ibm cine grfris
fbung 9eben." = lleber basielbe
Sbema: ~GIs er fpieber rubis tpeiter
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Ntht Der ShGpfer bes bentiden
&irdsnseianges.

Sic oft niebertolte 9ebauptltng,
Dab es por 2utber feinen beutiden
&irhengeiang. fein ocuti6es airdenz
lieb eeseben, ipirb neuerDinss eriinb>
lid fpiberleet, burG nOie @eihidte
Der Wlulif in 8ien" bon Sr. Soicpb
Wnntunni. Ser selebrte SiI1orifer
ipeilt cine bebeutenbe In5abl Deuti6er
a~irdenlieber auf. pelde beim @pttess
bienit geiun9en pnrben, lang bepor
2utber aeboren tpar. 8enn Die fa>
tbolii6e Stride aud, Inn Die ginbeit
bes @laubens unb Deg @ottesbien1tes
gu pabren, lid fir lire 2itlirgie Der
Iateinii6en Spra6e bebient. 10 ent<
itanben bod iGpn I'M 8. Sabrbunbert
beutihe air6enlieber. S6on I'M ~.
Sabrbunpert fonnte Der Yrobit @erz
bod bon Nei6ersberg i6reiben: .Sas
gauge Golf jubelt bns Sob bes Seiz
ldnbes ulid in 2iebern Der 0olfsz
jpra6e; am meiiten lit bieies inter
Den Seutihen Der Sail. beren Sprafe
5u ipobltonenben 2iebern g~eeisnet it,"
@er fennt ni6t Die berrli6en 2ieber:
nGbriit Der on seboren Bit; nGbriit
lit eritanben"; Stun bitten mir ben
III. @eiit"; rSu 8ottes 9amen fabs
rem mir; .@r lit setpaltig unb auG
fart, Der 5u 8eibna6t uns seboren
mar" unb Sutenbe dbnli6er, praft>
boiler, ersreifenber 2ieber. ipel6e
spei> rnb breibuuoert Sabre bor 9li@
tier ~9eiungen tpurben. 2utber bnt
ni6ts gebiGtet. mas ben beiligen 2tez
bern zines Sperboeel, @altber bon
Der @oeelfpeibe. &onrab bon 8iirss
burg an Die Seite 9eitelt perben
lam. sic ale 9ebDren Dem 10. unb
13. Sabrbunbert an. 8o lpdre fer<
ner bel 2utber etipas 5u finben, bas
an Siefe Der @ebanfen unb Snz
nigfeit beg @efibles ii6 pereIeiden
Iiebe nit ben berrliden 2iebern:
Veni sancte Spiritus, Christie qui es
lux ct dies, Ave vivens hostia, Lauda
Sion Salvatorem, Pange lingua gloriosi
II. I. no., tpel6e ale i6on i'm IA. Sabrs
bert in beutider Spra6e seiun9en
fpuroen.
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&atboliihe Nrbeiter nnb SpStal>
Democratic.

Sic 8efrutirungs : @ebiete Der
So5ialbemofratie iiberi9reitet Die
.SeutIde Sa9esSeitun9" (gio. 75)
cine 8ablbetra6tung, in pel6er iie
Den fatboliihen 8e9enben folgenoes
3eugnib ausiteIt:
SnsbeIonbere iiub es Die fatbolis
i6en @egenDen. no Die Ir6eit nod in
bobem Waabe Die repolutiondre Sgitas
ton ablebnen, mie aus ben @abl5if@
fern Der Sabre 1908 unb 1907 ber>
bor9e6t. Iu6 I'M .8oripdrts"
nurbe Dor 9ur5em 3ugegeben. .bub
Die Iiindeu : @labbn6erei betrd6ts
lide Raiien Der Irbeiter etn5ulullen
unb Dor DEM Inidlub an Die proles
tnriihen &fesreiben n~65ubalten
getpubt bat" Sn 8oln 3. 9. bat. ipie
Die ~&Dlniihe Yolfs3eitung" benlerft,
in beibeu 8ablfreiien faum mebr als
bic Sdlfte Der Nrbeiter lire Stimmen
Der So3ialbemofratie nb9egeben. Iuf
beute lit bieIes 0erbalten nod bas
alte. gs i6eint alio, baB Die Sreas
initiation Der Irbeiter ieitens Der fds
tbolii6en fir6lihen Greiie ben reboz
lutiondren Initurm minbeitens aufges
balten bat, unb bas iogar in Den
@roBitdbten. Noh itdrfer eripeiit iih
Der ginflub Der fatboliiden Stride i'm
berubigenben Gimme auf bic @emiis
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&dmpfe einer junsem Miiiion
On Der Si6aeie Nortbamptpn, Safen=
BAN, TDrfDlf, GnsIanh.

$50 tpirb gegentpdrtie bic fl. WseKe
gefeiert nnb Der Segen geipenbet?
Sn einem 9 6 It ii b b II. fir
Deiien @ebrauh i6 einen Sdil
ling per 8o1e hesable.
Surdi6nittlide ipo6entli6e gpls
Iefte IS Cd.
Sur cine Stiibe in %unierer Not6-
Die Soffnnng. 9eniB feline roe
ii9en Gusiihten, tperbet SIR, liebe
2eier, pobl bemerfen. Ib tpobll
@er peiB? 8robe 9inee baben in
Der 9fesel gar fIeinen gnfans. 0a
mar Der Stau 5u Bethlehem unb
@ottes Sanb nurbe bod ni6t bers
fiir5t. Sd babe Soffnun9. Sd
babe ioear arose Soffnung, bab
bieie iun9e Niiiion. tpel6e burd ben
8ii6of bon Nortbampton eroffnet
purbe. cine 9robe @iiiion iueroen
tpirb.
aber ~aisndrtise SiIfe lit ausena
blidli6 notbig. 8erben mir oies
5elbe erbalten?
SD babe bemerft, ipie b~ereittpinia
Die IiteIieber bes ct. Mnz
tonins BON Habua Ser
eius ben armen, init Notb fGmz
pfenben 8rieitern 81 Siilfe ellen.
WROhte es nid)t aud mir bereonnt
fem. DAB iie e~benfals ei1en ipmpaz
tbii6en unb ntitleibisen 8lid auf mid
unb mein Gineen. eiuen 8orpoiten
Deg fatbolii6en @laibens in bieIer,
iniofern es ben fatboliiden @lanben
betrifft, oiirfti9en 8esenb. gu eriins
ben, tperfen? SIT es mir ni6t gu
boffen %bereDnnt, lieber 2eier, bab
Sbr. IN Current gifer fir ben Sort
f6ritt ienes @laubens, mir cine bilfz
reide Sanb rei6en tperbet? Snz
briinitis rife i6 gu6 al. mir bei3uS
fteben. Sbr ieiO bieGeidt auber
Stanb piel gu tbun; aber elm
IN enis fonnt Sbr bod TT n.
Sbuei bas ipenise, bab in guren
&rdften itebt nm @ottes @iIen unb
nit Dem anbern .8enisen", pelheS
mir 9eboten miro. fperbe i1 i'm
Stanbe iein, allen @rnites oieie
Weiiiion 5u eriirher.
Weibet meinem bringens
zen Smlferufe ni6t
taube Sbren.
sWoee @ott Cure S6eilnabme,
tpel6e Sbr Der @riinbung c liner
0%fiiiion gu Safenbam entgegenbrinat,
iegnen nnS gu6 @ebeiben 9eben.
+ Grtbur,
.Sii6of bon northampton"
Ibreffe: Hep. 8. 8. q h.,
compton 8oab. Safenbam, NorfoIf.
Gnelanb.
q. 9. = S6 tperbe banfbar unb
prompt iebe @abe bur1 elm fh6nes
gilo bonn S~eili9iten Ser5en aners
fennen.
Die teue Ueiiiion pirb Dem 81.
Intonius bon Yabua eetpeibt iperben.
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nm 9anb Su anfidnoiger @reiieu 3u taufen In
elmer beutid)eu tatboliidhen @emeinoe init Rirehs
urb SdbuIe i'm norb0iIiden aopa. Nud1 iii in
bieier 1emetnoe cine auSgeSeihnete Belegenbett.
nm, cine Gpotbete, etneu Wenerals Sture uno
einen @rocerps store al e%rofnen. I'm ndbere
Qu5tunit jdjreibe man an
Req. Nm. ". &unfeI, Raibua. Sotua.
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st Wteoer int @ct6dfte.

~Ils meme Sreulbe slau6ten, ba6
i6 bieie 8elt balO perlafIen miirSe,
fpegen llnperbauli6feit. Nerp0iitdt unb
aQ9emeiner S6pd6e". i6reibt q. q.
CHISHOLM, Srenonea. 81. o.. .unb ais
es i6ien, ais lei iebe Soffmng ba6in,
purbe i6 iiberrebet electric 8itters
5u peril6en, unb es freut mid. 3u ia
gen. baB i6 aif Dem 8ese Ser Seis
lung bin. SD sebe jebt meinen Sc
i6dfteu nad), lpie felt Glters Der, unb
i6 nebme tdglih an 8epidt 5u."
Bette Stdrfungss Gr5nei arf Der 8elt.
@arantiert in Der Ipotbefe bon &.
8. &uete, 656 Drain StraBe, 0us
buque. Soma. preis so Gents.
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MiNouris Tarmea.

Wan ld,reibe um StaatStarte, 9ampbIet. unb
@ettsrbsridt; irsi perianbt 1aSsl J. Wassf.
GhtIlicothe. Mo.
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iitnidt auerlei linz
i6reibunse. a IN IN E L
.berriidt iein lie bn6.
glos Rand,e c 8iBle
ipeniger I'm Die @nnere
san5 bebeitenb mebr.
Im meiite Spab
tbunI Wir INNER bie
2eit made. no ii6
lelber c eepiiie Crib
i6indliti eibilbe III in
en- iortdn &drdfter iiG
eneiliise. bes beibt, no
thinner fnrteu Sutoli<
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09

tber oes 8oltes, no er nit Dem gins
tlnl1e Deg tleinltdbtii6en 9ebens gus
lammentrifft.
Sielelbe Gri6einun9 tritt iiberan
5n Gage ali6 in BEN Hereinafter
Stoaten = fpie Die io3ialiitii6e YreHe
81 ibrem Gerger ipieberbolt befennen
mlbte. Sir Die fatbolii6en Irbeiter
lino chen Die Sdbe: oGbritentbum
nnb Spsialbemufratie perbaiten iih
5n einanoer iuie 5ener nnb @aTer",
nnb: n&ein Gbriff fam Susial.
bemDfrat icin", feline leere 4braie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
John Glab,
GrieDemsri6ter.
Wute WeleQenbeit,

RorbOal. Ode Der 8. nnb @lain Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
neber oie Gterltdle Seit!

Die jiterlide Yflidt (bie III. Ga.
framente Der Suke unb bes @ltares
su empfansen) mmk in Der 5fferliden
3eii crfiiat uerben, melde nit benz
criten Sumntaa in Der Saitenseit be.
ginnt unb big sum 9reifaltigfeits.
SDnntas, ben 26. Wai, banert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09

9ing, itiir8te plDbIi6 elm &ubel GGus
Der ans Dem 8albe unb perle9te linn
Den 8eg NIT elmer aeule."
"@r unb iein Sreunb inBen mitten
auf Dem Glide uno lieben es lid gut
seben. 10 Dab lie balb iatt fpnrben."-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09

= @enberuns bes 8etiers ideinen
neuralgiide Shmer5en gu peri6lims
mern, ipenn ieoo6 ct. Safobs Del
prompt a~ngeipanbt nirb, fann man
lid anf cine rai6e unb boQitdnbise
Seilun9 nerIaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
Der Snreau. @seper q Ia MiH@.
@iiter @biterI

Wiiter @biterl
VS. 9ebt allerbano @eni6e, Riiter
Gbiter. gIos Iande, Die meene es
gar mt 10 bos. Iiuiper perriidt iein
lae bod. ipann aa6 gang 6armIos.
gter falt lie aah Sribidineas unb
Sriglnable I'm &dr1fters In init
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-02-02
GIANTS BLOOD TO SAVE GIRL
Yale Athlete Offers Fluid for Veins of
Platt's Sick Granddaughter.

New York, Feb. 2.-Heroic meas
ures were decided on today to save
the life of Miss Ellen B. Plat, daugh-
ter of Senator Thomas C. Plat, who
is critically i'll of typhoid fever. BY
the TRANSMISSION of blood from heal
thy person it is hoped to conquer the
disease
When 1t was announced that this
operation was necessary, a search for
a proper subject was begun. Livings-
ton Plat was informed of his sis
ter's condition. He confided to some
of his most intimate friends in the
senior class at Yale and one of them
offered himself as a subject
This young man is giant in
strength. He is more than six feet
tall and his perfect condition, tne
physicians say, makes him an ideal
subject for the unusual sacrifice.