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The Colorado statesman., 1908-12-19
THE MEASURE OF JUSTICE.

WHENEVER person voices his ideas and opinions
question United States either
the that
this will be called to finally adjust
The of the of the underlying features
of social problem out of the contact of the white
and cd proverber but the ignorance of the student the
specialist the necessarily startling because reveals
the mpoSbty of final mutual understanding few
weeks oveprohec correspondent suggested that
President Roosevelt Africa for the real of study
ing the question: with of fitting himself for the difficult
of Moses solve this problem for the people of the United
States We then said that he did know the Negro here we'll
and that he indeed Africa hunt wilder Two weeks
the the OF Coored NJ C. A. building
the city Of Washington President Roosevelt spoke the
upon of ordinary Importance exhorted
value of good citizenship, declaring for equality
before with eliminating
consideration the social relations of the There nothing
original deeply philosophical his statements; nothing but
the genrae of who hopes that the show OF
tice will tan unanqui OF social evil Just he be-
iev the of between nations that without
greatly be desired President Roosevelt believes that justice
without dhonor the white desirable the question
which superficial students of sociology founder
only white thousand clear For justice has
for honor Honor reward dhonor
and qualified justice justice all The solution of the
question in its final analysis depends treatment between
Can this be hoped for the
United States? The necessity for religious institutions for
identical would the mooted question
to The coored Y NJ. A doubtless has but
ient Roosevelt does realize the pity of the Yet if the Colored
with the white mans of justice the
question the United fair way its solution
Can he
The Colorado statesman., 1908-12-19

The life and works of Paul Law
renee Dunbar containing his complete
poems and best short stories. The
book is sold only by subscription at
the following prices: Morocco, $3.50;
Half Morocco, $3.50; Cloth, s1.75. ]. H,
The Colorado statesman., 1908-12-19
GET WISE.

WE the Negro do something in field that will
world We had enough Of fighters of
Jockeys other
1t would be worth double all these if could produce
inventor leader in the scientific mechanical electrical
world If could beat the white flying for instance
be all the scheduled for fifty to
Let
The Colorado statesman., 1908-12-19

Just received several copies of Dun
bars complete works. Send in your
holiday orders. j. H. Doniphan, agent
1886 Stout street.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-12-19

Doniphan, agent, 1886 Stout street Ad-
dress him card and he will call and
show you the book.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-12-19

Entered as second-class matter postonice in
Colorado
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13
WANTED

" a A@
boarding Horses for the winter. A
G. Phillips is Park Place, City.
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13
Letter to Arnold Bros.
Morristoton. N. J

Dear Sirs: Two men on opposite
sides of the same street sell Sausages,
one at 10c lb., the other at 5. Which
sell the more SauSages, think you
The answer is 1t depends on the
street. There are plenty of streets in
the world where &c sausages go like
the wind.
Devoe is an honest paint; There are
eight honest paints, 200 adultered and
short-meaSure Devoe & Reynolds is
the best of the eight. Deyoe has more
strength than the other seven. The
painter adds generally quart of oil
TO Deyoe g. Reynolds; he still has a
stronger paint than any other one of
the seven.
The seven are sold at one price 81. rs
a gallon; common price of second
rate paint is S1.50. 1t takes gallons
Devoe to paint small house, and 12
of average paint; s gallons cost less
than II; the price is more than Offset
by less gallons.
1t costs 81 to 81 day to get paint
on; a day is a gallon; SO to SIG more
to paint the more-gallons paint: So to
$l6 less for painting the less-gallons
paint.
The difference in first cost of the
two jobs is Sl4 to $22 and which wears
best do you think? It's the less-gal-
Ions paint because of its strength.
There are plenty Of people TO buy
those sc sauSageS.
Yours truly
66 f. w. DEVOE g. q. T.
RAYNOLDS co.
P.S. Geo. E. Voorhees, and f. Pan
taenius sell our paint.
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13
OBITUARY.
MISS SOPHIA G. scoFIELD.

AaAA1R
Miss Scofield, whose death at eighty
years of age, was announced last week,
has been through her long life we'll
known and highly respected in Norris
town. She was the daughter Of J. j.
Sco6eld, lawyer of high repute in
this part of the State. Many years
ago, he built the house on the Park,
next to the Methodist church, and
there his family have lived for two
generations.
A faithful friend writes of Miss Sco-
field: "She was brave, loving, un-
selfish woman, and has filed a large
place, not only in her home, but in the
community in which she has passed
her entire life. How much she has
been to many people, old and young, rich
and poor alike. AS child, ten years
Of age, was as much impressed by her
kind understanding of me, and felt her
influence as much as at any period OF
my life"
In the homes of the poor and the
sick, Miss Scotield was well-known and
will be greatly missed. She was faith
full in her devotion to the least Of
these" and her frequent visits, and
cheerful, witty talk llghtened the bur-
den of many sufferer.
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13
ECONOMY 4 In 1908.

Pure Linseed Oil costs much less sold from
the barrel than ii does put up in Tin Cans
as Mixed Paint--in the first instance you
pay 50 cents per gallon-in the second $I. 90.
Now mix three gallons OF pure linseed oil
with 4 gallons L. & M. Paint and you have,
ready for use, ? gallons of the best paint
made costing only 81 20 per gallon. Done
in 2 minutes.
Phillips & Day. Morristown; P. c. Henry.
Basking Ridge, N J.: w. r.. Wilson, Whip
pany; J. r. Meade, Hanover, +. & NJ. Paint
Agents.
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
A station wagon, q basket phaeton.
high top. Also several White Wyan-
dottes, Silver Penciled Wyandottes, IL
White Leghorns, Lakewood strain: 20
small chickens for brothers. Mrs. G..
@. MacConnell. Kahdena.
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13
SOCIETY EVENTS.

The Morris County Golf club was al
most as lively this week as it was last.
Though the horse show is now an item
of history and its attendant social
functions are all but forgotten another
week brings new round of gaieties to
the popular club house on Madison
avenue. Many ladies gathered at the
club house last Tuesday for the weekly
bridge party among them being Mrs.
Lloyd Saltus, Mrs. Porter, Miss Ferris,
Mrs Cuyler, Mrs. B. f. Watkins. Mrs.
Fl. Ward Ford, Mrs. William Shipper.
Mrs. George Carr Henry, Mrs. Henry
Patterson Phipps, Mrs. Edwin E.
Swift, Mrs. William Slark Letchford,
Mrs. Edward III. Clarke, Mrs. Henry
Shaw, Mrs. Booth and Mrs w. Led
yard Thompson. After the bridge
luncheons were given by Mrs. Swift to
a party Of four guests, Mrs. Shaw en-
tertained four guests, Miss Romaine
four, Mrs. Saltus four, Mrs. Clark four,
Mrs. Shippen eight, and Mrs. Thomp-
son eight
Mrs e. Fayette Smith and Mrs.
Brooks are back in their Morris aven-
ue home, where they will remain until
December lst.
/ Mrs. Alexander H. Tiers left for
Baltimore on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry e. Fanshawe
and the Misses Bryce are now occupy
| ing Miss Fonda's house on Farragut
| place.a
Mrs. Tunis is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Heminover, in Albany, N. Y.
i Miss Bertody, who frequently visits
Morristown, is now at The Boyken."
Mrs. Alexander f. Campell and Miss
ICampbell are at the Morristown Inn.
Ward Campbell will join them at the
| Inn on his return from Maine next
week.
/ Miss Rosette Ford sailed for Europe
in Paris, where she expects to remain
for year.
The Misses Cater are occupying
their Maple avenue house recently va
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry e. Fan
Shave.
Mrs. Hobart Garfield is expected
back from New York this week.
Mrs Frederic Wood is back in her
South street home.
Miss Virginia Vail is in Montclair
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Rickard were
expected to return this week to Nor
ristown from Bay Head, and reoccupy
their South street house. y
Mrs Samuel Verplank Hoffman has
4 been placed in mourning by the sudden
death of her sister, Mrs. Charles L.
HackStaff.
| About twenty ladies attended Mrs.
Kalbfleish'S talk on "PoliticS of the
/ Day." at the residence of Mrs. Thomas
w. Cauldwell on Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Shaw entertained twelve
guests at bridge and tea at the club
on Wednesday.
On Thursday Mrs. Frederick W.
Stevens was the hostess of eight at
luncheon. }
Miss Ballentine gave aluncheon aid
bridge party to eight guests on Friday.
Miss HOyt also entertained at the
CLUB this week, having party of eight
young people at lunch and Mrs. Will
liam Il. Macy was the hostess of nine
ladies at lunch.
! Among those proposed for member
ship in the golf Cub are JuniuS Parker
and George Fiske.
Morristown was represented by Grin
nell Willis and Ransom III. Thomas in
the seniors golf tournament at the
/ ApawamiS club on Thursday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Lockwood
are the guests OF Mrs. j. M, Edwards,
Ir<.. No
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13
DIED

BALLANTINE.- Entered into life
eternal Monday, October 5, Adaline
p. Ballantine, widow Of Joseph W..
Ballantine. Interment at Mendham,
N. j.
BLACK.--In this city, Friday, Octo-
Der 9th, Jonn Black, father OF Mrs.
II. e. Stirn, in his 95th year.
WHALEN. I'm this city, Thomas b.
Whalen, formerly Of East Orange, in
his 49th year.
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Miss Helen Selvage is visiting fela-
tives in Newark for a week.
Edward Ergenzinger is visiting
friends in JOhnst0wn, N. <.
Mrs. G. H. Prescott, Of Pine street,
is visiting relatives in Pittsburg, Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin Q. Peck, of Nor.
ris street, are visiting in Glens Falls
fora few days.
Jerry r. George, the old railroad
man, has been spending the summer
months at Stockbridge, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eckhart and family,
of Keyport, are spending few days as
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Gurden.
Harry A. VanGilder, of the Morris
town Trust Co., has been spending
several days at Lake Hopatcong with
his family.
Officers Cornelius Hally and Herbert
O. Wildey, Of the police force, are enjoy
ing their vacation in connection with a
ten days hunting trip.
Edgar r. Randolph, of Madison ave-
nue., started on a hunting "trip Tues
day, expecting tc find turkey, water
fowl and quail inesouthwestern Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Grant Pierson, Mrs.
w. y. Dunster and Harry Leek, IF
Plainfield, were the guests of Mr.. aid
Mrs. Willis Drake, Of Western avenue,
on Sunday.
William Savage, of Brookside, and
Miss Maud Roberts, of this town, were
married on Friday by Rev. Oliver Q.
HOrsman. Upon their return from a
honeymoon trip to Niagara, Falls they
will reside at Brookside.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of e. LIE Olerc Vogt, Jr., of
this town, and Miss Lillian, daughter
OF Henry Brien, of New York city,
the ceremony to tax place at the home
of the bride, S23 West End avenue,
October II, at noon.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Frank ID. Baldwin, of this town and
Miss Anna Elizabeth Muchmore,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. john j.
Muchmore, of Summit. The ceremony
will be performed at The home Of the
bride on Morris avenue, October 26th,
at six o'clock.
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13

The annual supper and Japanese ba-
Ear Of the Morris Plains Presbyterian
church will be held in the Sunday
School room October 18th and l4th,
from six until ten O'Clock. Supper, in
Guiding admission fifty cents. Trains
leave Morristown for Morris Plains at
5.53 and $40 p. M, returning leave
Morris Plains at III and $40.
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13

James Hill, an employee Of the Uni
ted States Express company. had a
narrow escape from death at the
Lackawanna station Thursday. He
was standing between baggage truck
and one Of the posts supporting the
roof while the one-tifteen train was in
the station AS the train started out
Unlocked fast to the truck and drove
il back against the post, breaking it
off short. Hill jumped just in time to
escape being caught between the post
and the heavy truck.
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13
APPLICATION.

To the Honorable. the Board of Excise CoBa-
missioners of the Town of Morristown. N.
THE subscriber hereto hereby requests your
4 honorable body to grant him q license to
keep an inn or tavern on the premises now 0C-
Morris St., in Morristown aforesaid, to endure
for the term of one year from the granting
thereof.
Dated Oct Srd. 1908.
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS-We make
handsome reversible rugs Out of them
send for pamphlets giving full particulars
The New Jersey Rug Co., Haokensack. N
j. Women agents can earn good money
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13

The Boonton High school is to have
bronze tablet bearing Lincoln's
Gettysburg address. 1t is to be furn-
ished by the members OF John Hill
Post, G. A. r.
The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-13

The foregoing application will be presented
to the Boa d of Excise Commissioners within
and for the Town of Morrist0wn, aforesaid. aA
their next regular meeting. Wednesday even~
ing, Oct. l4'h, 1908. ...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
0lanbt, bak Hrdii6ent 9apuiepelt In
Der letten Tutfdaft ieincr GDre
dit natc aefreten.

I a bington, 9. g.. ~. SeS.
8lcih nah Der GrDffnnng Der bene
tigen Sisung Deg 6auIes tpurbe cine
Heiolntion bonn Mbeeorbueteu Yerfins
bon SEEM Yorf eingefiibrt, nah ipeld1er
elm Spe5ial= =Gomite bon fiinf Dtitglies
bern ernannt fperben iou. SieieS
Goniite ioll iib nit Dem Sbeile ser
gotl1aft Deg Yrdiioeutcu beihdftiaen,
in tpeI6em Die Sanblunsslpeile bes
Gon9renes in betreff bes 9unbesae>
beimbienites fritiliert fpiro. ,n Der
JteIolution iperoen Die ein8elnen Stelz
len Der 9otifaft nneefiibrt, Die Der
ebre oes 9ongreiies 5u uabe aeben.
Gs iptro ieDod) tein @eriuh eemoebt,
Die Stimmung bes oaiies aussus
orilden oDer Die goti6ait su taDeln.
Che er Die 9ieiolution unter6reitete,
CAB Der Ibeeprbnetc Yerfins cine
fur5e Grtldrun9 ab, in uelder er
iaste, onB er rid1t sfueifle, DaB bas
9ans III bieier Ingelegenbeit 10 bane
oeln ipiirbe. tpie es bic gbre oes Com
grenes erforOere. gr meinte. bah
etr,tse Iusbriide bes Nrdlibenteu nidt
gut setpdblt ieien.
Sic 9teiplution fpnrbe anaenommen
uno fol9enbe Ibseprbneten lpurben ips
fort 5il Dem Gomite ernunnt: YerfMs
bon Sem gorf. 9enbp bon Weidhiaan,
Weefs bon Wniiahuietts unb 2Iopb
bon Wiiiouri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Sn6nqnc Sowa 9nnstag oen Is. 9Sembtr 1908.

Summe Dem amerifanti6en Spnbis
tat, beiien gnereie unb Slusoauer DEN
&-abel ernt0eiibt bate.
rSie 8iider Der Yanamas 8eiells
i6aft ..nnenN Dies betpeiien. unb tpenn
Der Gon9reB Die @eihidte tpirflit
ilnteriuden mill. 10 fann er iih leidt
oabpn iiber5eueen. bnB Der Yrdiibent
bon ben gin5elbeiten Dieies biitoris
I6en 8eifdfts bef5lih fpenig ipeib. :"
Bie seidst. nidt nur cine fingirte,
iortoern cine ernit gerleinte llnters
inhuns in Dieier Sabe IoIlte itatts
finben. Ihon aIlein Der Quelle aus Der
Die Seidulbisunsen itarnmen. nno Der
anaegriffenen Terionlihfeiten ipegen.
unb bp6 lit cine iolhe llnteriu6ung,
tpenn iie audi aiinltis filr Die Nuges
ihuloigten ausfalIeu mtq, elm Sfans
oal fir Das ganse aanb, DEM nur am
ibnelllten uno praftiihiten elm gnbe
gentaf)t iperoen fam, burh Die
Bertieitelluns bes aanaIs ielber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Cannon erfldrt iid) often segen bas
Erpieft fir bic Gntmide!mns Der
WaiSeritraben.

8 1ington, 8. g., 12. Se5.
Spreher Cannon bat gerdDe bers
aus ertldrt, er triirbe ieben Seriuf),
Die Sinan5ierung beg Slusbaues Der
8aileritra6en Ses 2anbes bur1 Hes
gierunssbunbs berbei5ufiibren. big
auf's IeuBerIte betdmpfen; er iprn6
ieine glniidbt in elmer geoe por ben
Selegaten gum GonsreB fir 5ifeu
unb Sliiiie aug.
gr iaste inter Mnberem: r@enn
es pirflih moslid) mare aber ib
balte es nibt fir nt0gliA. = oab bas
@ontite fir Sliiiie rno Sdfen Dem
9ougreB cine 0orlase einreihen iollte.
Die fir bic ndhiten 5ebn Sabre eine
Infnabnle ppn Bombs in Sobe bon
81 00.000,Q0O fir bieie @erbeiiez
rilng bcitinnrte, 10 ipiirbe ib baecsen
lfimnen." az ..4
Seine stelIlinennbne ifebt in ifars
fem @eaenias su Der Hopienelt's,
6airbnnfs'. Nnoreip @arnesie's 1inS
pieler dnoerer angciebener giirser
bes 9anoes.
6err Cannon ertldrte, baB Die
Nusfibrui,g Der ebreei3isen Yl6ue
Der gefiirporter bes Iusbaues per
8aIieritra6en ipenisitens $4,000 bis
10000 Wlillionen neridlingen tperoe,
irnb iolhe Summen tonne Der guns
ereb benz 2aube nibt aufbiirben.
Sbm fon,me Die gan5e Geid,idbte bor,
tpic Elm 0tptber Subbarbs Snusfleio ;
es iebe boil unb umfanereib aus, be-
riibre aber ei9entlid ni6ts.
Torldufie gGbe es IN ben Ser
einigten Staaten nuf Die Guabrats
meile 25 Wenihen; ipenn eiumap Die
3eit fonime, in/ Der Die genoIferung
ebeulo bift lei. tpie in europa. ipenn
oie @erein:eten Staaten einmal 500
Wlillionen Seipobner bdtten. bann lei
es 3eit. an Die gnttuidelun9 Ser
S8aiieritraben i'm aus9eoebnteiten
llmfange 81 seben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
S6ab finbet iein Tpbesmrtbeil anf
benz 5riibitiifstiid.
Seberon. Yer5ien. 3 9

3uriidse6osen in feline inneriten
Tripatsemd6er. list 3itterno Der
mddti9e Sdnb bon Yeriien unb ituz
piert elm SotlIment. tpeltes ibm beute
in nller Sriibe uui unauiaefldrte
Weiie auf Dem 5riibitiidstiId ge8aus
bert iporoen mar. Iein = Sooes>
urtheil.
Sn 9iir3e miro ibm f,inp uno su
piiien setban. bnb cine aeuiiie repoz
llitiondre Organization ben Stab iiber
ibn gebrohen bat, ipeil er Die erit
fiir5lid, gepdbrte gerfaiiuns tpiber>
rufen bate.
Sbtpobl Der S6ab ben 9efehl ere
sebeu lieB, Den IorfaIl gebeim an
bulten. mar Die gte,lieteit bod balb
iiber Die gan5e Staot oerbreitet unb
'iptro uufs 2ebbafteite belproben..
Ser Sddb berief iofort ieine b6hs
item Wilroentrdger llno bat lie. ibn
sesen iene sebeimnibpoIlen NGtbte
5u beifiiben. Sn5ipiidben iperoen sic
neitgebenoiten Yorfebr,lnsen getrofz
fen. einem Ittentat porSubeusen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
3aienbe, musurednun8sfdbise @eiber
iosem. nSnffrasettcn", IN &c.
meiniamer tleberipanntbeit
nit faibipnablen
,,Neperenbs".
q c 10 . lorf, S. Sea.

gfen Yorf, s. Sea.
Sn elmer observation-disclosures
Wailenneriamnllung bnbier am @ons
tag plIrbe Die pplitiihe 8lei6bered)z
tisung Ser SraM erortert, tpo6ei es 5ll
bitteren Nngriffen alif bic beitebenz
Den politiideu Sarteieu unb Die bcrs
porraseublten Yolitifer fam.
Sen @ipfel 5erreidte Die Isitation
bes Cages in elmer feuri9en gln>
iprade, Die Der faibipndble @eiitlihe
9r. Charles astep bon Der Ynptiitenz
Stride Der Siinften Ibenile = 8odcs
feller's Stride - Dor eiuem aus allen
8piisHaiien beiisbenSeu Tublitum II.
tber garne9iebaIle bielt... Or geibelte
beionbers oie slngeb6rieen hes
Staats : Sbergerid)ts uno gins BON
ibnen auf Die HoIitif uno Solitifer
iiberbaupt iiber uno iaste unter
9lnoerem:
.Oie 9olitif ilt elm 8eIhGit nnb
5tpar elm iebr idmrei9es. Sd tpeiB
ipdbrbnftig nidt, ipelfe Der politiz
lhen Yarteieu Die i6lirtnlite lit.
8enn sic es ipiilen ipollen. fperoen
sic ratben mnilen. unb Sic fonnen
nidt faIi6 ratben."
g8ilte S5enen 9ab es in Der
Srauenrehtlerinnen Veriammlling
i'm @erfeleD Sbeater. iuo Sr. 2bman
Slbbott Die 6auptrebe bielt unb einen
grief oes Yrdlibenten 9iooiepelt CUR
SerleIilng bratte. Ser Srief tpurbe
nit eiiigem Shpeiaen aufaenommen
unb bas Sbtpei9en bauerte audi iudbs
remS bes criten Sbeils Der 9febe an,
biz Sr. slbbott ihlieblidb auf bus
lleberbanbnebnlen Der gbeIheibnnsen
au iprehen fam. ltno nun braf Der
Stilrm los; bas 8ei6rei unb Der
Sfanbal lpurbe 10 9rob, baB bie
Eoli3ei eini6reiten ilnb Die @eridmmz
lung auIlolen mlBte.
Sn Der Sieuna in Ser garne9ies
3alle iprad SralI Carrie Chapman
gntt itmb beleste DEN Yrdiibenten
8poiepelt nit benz Shmeidelnamen
2anbirolh. nnp Der 9fabbiner g.
@iIe erflGrte, bic 8rolpnsbiller
Mffaire tpiirbe ME 5u @lniten Der
gleser beieelest lporoeu ieiu, tuenu bic
Neeierline niht Die Stimlnen Der
Sfeger in Der leeten Gampasne nptbie
sebabt bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
shieft brei Neser tpbt.
0t MP bis, Senn.. II. Sea.

0t mpbis. Senn., IL. Sea.
SD bab' lie tobtseihoiien. ipeiter
Iage if nid1ts." Sns iparen Die eins
5igen 8orte, Die Der @ei6e 8illiam
2atura iaste. als er ipesen Der grs
i6ieBung bon brei 9icsern ilnb Der
@eripunSuns bon bier anbereu in
8efdnaniB absefiibrt ipiIrbe. 9ie
SdieBerei trug iib in elmer Iirtbs
ihaft 5u.
slls 2atnra sic @irtbl6aft betrat.
itanb cine 9rrlppe gleser lim etueu
YooltiidD bein Spiel. 9atura fn0pite
langIam ieinen lleber5ie6er ani, 5og
cine automatiicbe Yiltole unb besann,
nuf Die Neger 5u feuern. Sie BUR-
lfeu ltobeu naf allen Seiten auseins
amber ltno inbten binter Wtobeln
S6nb, nber Ser @orber 5ielte Iorss
idltie nno fnallte einen nah bem
anoern iiber ben 0auien.
gtaG Der SdieBerei mari 2atura
Die leere 8affe fort nnS begab lih
nod elmer henadbarten @irtblhaft,
no er feitgenonnen ipurbe, obne
Y8iberitano 81 leiiteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Hidter Tilflep in China refianirt.

8 a bin9ton. II. 8. g.. IL. Sea.
Die 9feiigratiou bon 2cbbens R.
Vilflep bon Wiiioitri. 9fi6ter am
Vnnoesgeridte fir China. lit bon
Srdiioent 9ooiepelt angenpmmen uno
8nfns 5. Sbaper bon @aibinston an
leine Stelle ernannt iporben.
8eeen 3ibter @iIflep lparcn oor
einiacr 3eit aeiuife acknowledgements
erbobeH .lporoeu, Die, ii6 ieSocb ais
bollitdnoig bdltlos eripieien. mno oas
britiihe @erid)t IN Sbansbai perurz
tbeilte 9eute Die 0iIflep bnrd bie
YreiIe an9esriffen bdtten. iosar 5u
@eloitrafen.
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stiirme iurbern @seninenopier.
6aIifar, q. e., Z. Sc.

" al I, N. o., {. Se3.
9iad) ben bisber eingegansenen
biiritisen 8eri6ten bot Der on Der
norblioben atlantiihen &iilte plobIid
cingetretene Sturm mebr als iiinf5is
Seeleuten bas 2cben sefoitet.
3. Se5 e III b I. - Sieben3ebn
Wnm Der geiasune bon orei Slider
ihonern iino an Der &iiite bon Neuz
Silnolanb crtrrInfen.
4. 8 e5 e nj b er. - Ser Sampfer
500 Gitp" lit nit ieiner aus 2S
aopfcn beitebenoen 9eioeuus f.
luabri6einIid) inn ct. 2atprenee s8ulen
gelnnfeu.
5. Se5ember. = Sieben Mann
Der garte .No. 10t", Die an Der
Stiiite bon Iopa Scotia fubr. fanoen
Den Cob in ben Rellen. Sas S6ifi
sebprt Der garret Ytamfacturing
Company in Bottom unb beiano lid
I'M Sau Des S6leppers .Sobn
Suebes" bon Bottom nah oalifar.
Sic 9nrfe trua 100000 8allpnen
aoblentbeer; in Der Nad)t brad eit,
beftiser Sturm berein unb aui Dem
Sblcpper filblte man nur, ipie pas
Shleppleil anrudte. slei6 baraui
mar Sic Sarfe Dem @eiihtstreis oeS
S6leppers aapitdns gpans eutidpun>
ben. 9ieier fappte iofort Die Sroiic.
ou er befiirdtete. baB Sas iinfenbe
Sbifi ben Sflepper nit iid) in Die
2iefe reiBen ipiirbe; or bampfte io>
9leid] Suriid, tonnte aber bon Dem
Sabr6eliec nifts mebr entoecfen. Ser
llniail ereianete iib 80 0leilen iiibs
lid bon Seal Sslanb. aap Gable
sllS AUDI bel Sagesanbrlld bon Del
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Der Abseorbnete Champ Glarf BON
WiXpMri sum Siibrer Der min.
berbeit Inn natipnalem 9(b.
geurbuetenbamS er.
ip1fft.
8uibineton. 3. G., s. Sea.

8uibineton. 9. G., s. Sea.
Ser Gbseorbnete Champ Glart bon
Niiiouri fpurbc in einem gdutus Der
oemptratiiden @it9lieber Des Snuies
gum Siibrer Der Iinperbeit i'm Saus
sepdblt.
Die Babl ipar eiuitiinmis. Sein
Name ipurpe Dem Galifms bon bem
ausiheibcnben Siibrer Der Winberbeit.
Srn. Sobn Sbarp Iiqiams bon Miis
iiiiippi unterbreitet. gs puroe cine
Heiolution nneenon1nien. in Der benz
iheipenben Siibrer @illiams Der
3anf Der Yartei fir feline Sienite
als Siibrer I'M Saus ausSelproden
puroe.
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Weuer pilfseummiiiar fir inbianiid)e
Nnselesenbeiten.

% a ibineton. 8. g., 7. Sea.
9iobert q. @alentine bon Nalla,
bMiettS iit or Stele oeS fiir5li6 qua
riidgetretenen WRaior Charles 3.
2nrrabee gum Siliscommiidr fir ins
bianiite glngelrgeubeiten eruamt
iporben; Serr Talentine 1T bereits
mebrere Sabre III pieiem Sieulte tbds
tig 9eipeleR