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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-08
MALE HELP WANTED


POSITIONS for bookkeepers, cash
Ter, clerks, correspondents and
stenographers. Write today stating
experience and position desired
HAPGOODS.
H. L. & 7. Bldg, Minneapolis.
WANTED--At once, manager for the
Farmers Elevator company, Glad
stone, N. D. Must speak English
and German and have good refer
ences: must understand the hand
ling of grain and machinery; good
pay for the right man; must call at
Office in Gladstone July 15,190S, and
write to John P. Jungers, Secretary
Farmers Elevator Company, Glad,
stone, N. D., Box 102.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21

Seed Fall Grain
Pullman, Wash.-The Palouse
country is now we'll soaked, rain
having fallen at intervals for two
days and nights, and farmers have
renewed fall work. Seeding is be-
ing rushed and large acreage of
fall wheat will be planted. It is
still too dry to plow, but the surface
of the ground has been wet sum-
GENTLY to permit Of seeding, and
there will be rush to get that work
done, as 1t is time that fall wheat
should be in the ground.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21
Heart toHeart
Talks.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright, 1903, by Edwin A. Nys.
''Never mind me. I'm all right.
Look after the other fellows."

The foregoing Is the simple but sig.
nifcant epitaph on the monument re-
Gently erected to Midshipman James
Grouse in Arlington cemetery; Wash
ington.
1t tells In a graphic way the story Of
the noble sacrifice Of lad of the
American navy only a little over nine
teen years Of age. ~
The boy died from injuries received
In an explosion in the turret Of the bat
tleship Georgia while at target practice
on Cape Cod bay.
II you will 60 to the files OF the
newspapers you will And these particu.
lars:
The gallant Grouse was at one Of the
guns in the turret. His classmate and
chum, Midshipman Goldthwaite, served
another gun. The latter died from his
injuries inside Of two hours. Grouse
was frightfully wounded. besides be
ing badly burned. He got out Of the
turret Hearing cries for help. he pain
fully retraced his steps. He took hole
and helped to care for the injured sea
men, While doing SO some one called
attention to his own deplorable condi
ton. 1t was then he uttered the words
chiseled on his monument:
"Never mind me. I'm all right. Lool
after the other fellows"
He was afterward taken to the hos
pital, where he died unftnchingly.
And that is all.
At least that is all the newspaper
tell about Grouse and what he did.
But that is not all that IL worth say
Ing. Because
An act of heroic self abnegation lik
this one seems greater than any Sci
mon, grander than any poem. fine
than any lofty strain OF music. NOR
than any great work Of art
t 1T is DIVINITY REVEALING IT
SELF IN HUMAN FIESTA me
, ment OF incarnation. the highest e'
r preston known to humans.
o One thinks of the dying Sidney an
how he pushed the cup Of water froI
o his own parched lips when he sale
Give It to him. His need Is create
than mine"
The stripping Grouse was kin OF sol
to Sidney and TO all the heroic sou
:, Of history.
And yet
After YOU have said all this-an
\ ,ustly-the only concept of the chara
ter of James Thomas Grouse, midshi
}. man. is to be found In the simple az
n and the sentiment 1t Is all there-C
e the monument.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21
FOOTBALL SQUAD
begins PRACTICE
IDAHO UNIVERSITY TEAM WILL
BE STRONG-COACH MIDDLE.
TON WILL WORK HARD TO RE.
PEAT LAST YEARS successes.

Moscow, Sept. 1.-THE varsity
football squad has begun regular
practice, and there II material IN
sight for the building Of a winning
team. Middleton leaves his work at
the bank each evening, gets into
his old varsity sweater and works at
the back Of his bunch Of men, plan
ming, experimenting, devising new
plays and arrangements, doing ev'
erything in his power to make this
years record repetition of last
years championship. Both the Saw
idge brothers are back from Boise
Leigh as captain of the team ant
Paul as manager. The latter hal
booked two new games for the team
this year, one with old college mer
al Boise as the team returns from
! IT. Thanksgiving game at Salt Lake
the other in Spokane, with the Uni
versity of Washington.
The year opens with a more note
worthy strengthening Of the univer
sity faculty than at an time in ear
past. No state is forging ahead fast
e. than is Idaho today, and the plan
OF the university regents call for
development of the university t
keep pace with the advance OF tn
community. A dozen new names az
pear on the faculty roll and ne'
courses of study are offered in prae
tically every department.
One of the marked advance step
is tn esecuring Of Prof. E. +. Ellio'
as dean of the agricultural collee
and professor of agricultural ed,
cation. Prof. Elliott comes from
long term of service in Washingto
State college, where he was one
the most successful and populs
members of the faculty. He is
man of splendid parts PERSONAL
and the university management r.
CARDS his coming as most valuab
1 acquisition.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21
Revive Irrigation Project

Revive Irrigation Project
Ephrata, Wash.-The Quincy
valley irrigation project, involving
100000 acres of wheat land, has
received a new and stronger impetus
than at any time since 1t was first
conceived.
A. J. Tenant, secretary of the or
ganization, was in town taking up a
subscription for the purpose of send
ing a delegate to the national irri-
cation congress at Albuquerque, N.
M. The subscription met with a
prompt and generous response.
Through the efforts of the oficers
Of the project, an agent Of the irri-
cation bureau of the department Of
| the interior has been in this sector
looking over the available water
supply and suggesting to the oficer'
the most practicable method o
promoting the project. The pro
posed boundary lines frdm east t
west are: Moses lake to Columbi'
river on the south. Frenchman'
hill and as far north as Ephrata an
Quincy toward the hills as waite
can be carried.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21
Build Public Library

6u1IU 1U0l1C IIOTdTy-
Wena1chee, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
are being taken by a committee ap-
pointed by the Commercial club to
raise money to build a public II
brar and suitable place for young
men to spend their evenings. The
matter has been under considera-
ton for some time, and the move ii
being Endorsed by the churches and
business men of the city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21
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Heavy Court Calendar

Wallace, Ida.-The October term
OF district court in Shoshone coun-
ty will be one of the busiest held in
years. Aside from four murder cases,
which probably will all be tried.
there are 203 civil suits on the cal
endar and the hearing of many OF
these will be lengthy. Court will
convene October IA, with Judge w.
W. Woods presiding.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21
Deer Steal Horse Feed

Deer Steal Horse Feed
Wallace, Ida.-George Heller. a
Wallace mining man. returned from
trip to the New Chicago property,
near Murray. in which he is heavily
interested. He was at the mine for
several days, driving a horse from
Wallace and keeping the animal in
barn at the workings.
One morning when he went to
harness the animal he heard strange
sounds in the barn, and approach
ing cautiously was surprised to see
a large doe and yearling buck
standing one on either side of the
horse, eating from the same manger.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21
tion Of county surveyors will meet
here at the same time.
Socialists Claim Strength

Socialists Claim Strength
Wallace, Ida.-Ernest Unterman,
candidate for governor of Idaho on
the Socialist ticket, who has been
in the city couple Of days, has
predicted that the balance Of politi.
cal power in the state would be with
the Socialist party two years hence
He stated that he confidently ex-
pected to see $4,000 socialist votes
cast in the state at the coming. cleo.
ton, practically none of which will
bear scratch, and that he consid.
cred that a conservative estimate Of
the total Socialist vote in the ma
ton would be 100000.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21
Construct Fish Hatchery

Standpoint. Ida.-The Standpoint
fish hatchery is at last an absolute
certainty. R. c. West Of Moscow
deputy state game warden, arrived
in the city and states that the gov
eminent is ready to proceed with
the work.
The hatchery is to be located or
the Murphy ranch, across the Pent
Oreille river from the city, where u
acres have been purchased. Sigh
difficulties between Mr.. Murphy
| who wished to reserve the right u
draw a domestic supply OF waite
from the government pipes, and tn
government have been adjusted, an
everything is in readiness for tn
work to proceed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21

For millinery OF particular design,
harmonizing in all shape and color
effects, call on Miss Houghton. At
the Kennedy Millinery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21
Want Good Road Fund

Kennewick. Wash.-To provide a
road fund the Benton County Good
Roads association has asked the
commissioners to levy special taA
OF 5 mills and to bond the county
to the limit allowed by the statutes
A good-roads campaign has beer
iraugurated and the taxpayers are
manifesting a great interest. Tn
state goods roads association is u
meet here this fall Immediately ar
ter election and arrangements arr
being made for the entertainment
o; the delegates. The state associa
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21
Washington Shows Increase

Washington Shows Increase
Olympia, Wash.-Assessed valua.
tions of all property in the stats
this year as reported to the state
board Of equalization aggregate
about 1854 100000. an increase Of
about 5000. 100000 over the county
board aggregate assessments of last
year. All county reports are in ex.
cept personal property for Kittetas
county. and the state tax commits
sion has completed it's assessments
OF railroad, electric lines, ETC., ex'
cept for the few miles owned by the
Washington and Oregon road.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21
s sRzab : 1:::.: ::; g.:
European
ALBERT SITTER, Proprietor.
FBt-class Cafe In Connection.
White help only.

The place for bargains IN furni-
ture, stoves, dishes and granite
ware is at Russell's Outfittin Store.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21

Use the new Tungsten Lamp, a
saving Of 20 per cent. Lewiston
Electric Supply Co., sales agents.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21
Farmers Hold Grain

Walla Walla, ~Wash.-The scneme
OF the farmers union to combine
cheap storage Of grain with the
holding of it until prices warrant
selling seems to have won in this
section. While perhaps 60 per cent
OF the crop has been sold. 1t has been
sold largely by nonmembers. Union
men are holding until the first fur
ry is over.
In this county the farmers union
J has in storage the bulk OF grain In
the hands of the producers. II
seemed to have been planned thai
the heavy farmers who could hole
their grain do so until the small
farmer, who needed quick money
could sell and get out Of debt. II
this way the market will not b.
glutted and prices have not beer
lowered by grain that could not b.
handled.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-21
Exhibit Milton Products

Exhibit Milton Products
Walla Walla, Wash.-The Walla
Walla county fair will not be con.
fined to one county or one state, as
a part of Oregon wants to show
what 1t can do and space will be
given to compare the products Of
the two states. Milton, the center
Of the fruit industry across the Dor
der, has applied for space to displa.
it's exhibit made for the Umatills
and Morrow county fair at Pendle
ton. 1t being the plan to remove tn
display nearly complete to this city
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
&encS iiber baS IatnraliiatiuuSseick

Cine iutercHantc Srn0e in @erbins
Sun9 NIT bcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lit Nurd cinen Srief aufseiporfen ipors
ber. nclc6en Der Gunbesaerihts Glerf
&urB III Wilpaifee aus Soor GountD,
Wis., erbnlten bate.
Cine Scftion oes Noturoliiatipnse
geieBeS beirimmt, bnB. lrern ein i'm
Guslaroe 8eborener naf @rlaneung
%lctuer eriten II. Dor @rlanaiing ieiner
S"ipciten Yopiere itirbt. feline @attin II.
feline &inber bic s~tpeiten Iapiere err
lon9en fonnen, pbne lofmals Die
eriten Yapiere 5l e~r,perben. Cine
dntere Geftion perfii9t, pnB, ein
Srembgeborener. Der Dor @rreihung
Des IS. 2~ebensiabre ms 9ano fomnlt,
crit Die eriten Ynpiere erlansen muB,
che er Die 5lrciten Ynpiere befummen
lam,
Glerf aurB bat ii1 Oh bieies anihei@
ilcnOen Gonfliftes nit Den Hegierunss>
bennten in &aibin9ton in 8erbinouns
geiest llno bon oicIen Die Nlittbeilung
erbalten, Dos Die &inber niht hire
&iirgcrpapiere beraus5unebmen braus
den, ipenn bic N3utter ibre Siirgerpa>
pierre erlarst; aber fpenn tic bies ri6t
tbmn %ioIlte. ntiibten Die ainber lire
3~ipeiten 8apiere eriperben, jebod fonn<
ten lie Die eriten Yopiere ibres Saters
benuecn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
lteser SaS ncne Sdpinbind,ts Suipital

BEL Snpo Gin beiBt es in elmer BON
ncr Stnotss llniceriitdt bernus9egebcs
ueu Eitbtifotion: .Sieier Sage limb
tier ipcitere &atienten III benu Staatse
SoIsitdi iiir Suberfuloie drgcfDmnen.
SteS :r1ht i'm @nn5en II unb Die
GAIL lii I'M @atbien. superintendent
Sird)ller fiihrt perionlih bic Iuflidt
iihc1 BIC Initalt, dil Der iekt sic lcBtcn
&~oIienolln9s Irb,iten uorgcnommcn
iperoen. %icie bciudten Die Inltalt
OIL leBten Sorntda .,nD 81. airhncr
ln9t. Die 2cl;.c minbcrten lid bnrilber,
iDic bic Eatienteu in Srcieu uno III
Der &dlte ldlnfeu. Mebrsrc Seiudcr
avs her Stabt bcncriten. oaB Die Su@
iaiIcn bc3 &oIpitdl3 bclier aIsieben.
lpic biele 2cltte, bie 6e6nupteu, bG6 tic
lid BEL gutter geiunobsit befilocn. Gin
Wam duBerts iid) init 9cgeiIterulls
ME folSt: rWcpn ib tuicoer nd6
8nitie fpmme. lpcrbe i'd Sic Sturm>
feniter pou meiner @phnlng enter
men. Gs iheint mir. bab Die Sreie
2nit>&iir rent Wcniflen cine 8ohl@
that tit" Cine Der heitcn Splaen Der
Mnltnit Mrs nns,psifelbnft bic Ser
brsitung brr &ofYitnls MetDubc iibcr
ons cause Ganb fem"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Id,tung, Sarmer!

Ser 3uItono bieles bieies Sriibjobr
in Soipa az pflan5cnber GaatfornS
(Ieeo CORN lit ihleGt. Sizes lit be-
lpubers Ser SAT- in Der nDroliden
Solfte Des Stnates.
8iele ipcrben lid ge3lrun9en ichen.
San,en 81 f%aifcn, uno ba iie oenielben
III Snlile nidt er9alten fonnen, lper>
oen lie iraenoiuo binihiden, iro Sns
men 5um %%erfallf an9e6ei9t lit. Su
Pen m%eilten Sdlen miro bieics gnts
tduiNun9 CUR 6ol9e bn6en, ba Goru.
npu aus Der Serre. b~eionoers bonn
SuScn iulportierten Sumcn sc5oscn.
trcnigsr ertrasSidbie als bon bsimis
Io1cm Sanen ge5o9enes lit lino niht
5llr rollen Neifc' 9elaugt.
Sieie5 Separtenrellt ipiin1Gi aaen
Semen, rcl1c Snmeilforn foufeu
miiiieu, MIR iolhc3 an3uihaffen,
srcldes ihon felt mebrercn Sabren i'm
ciocnen Gountn bein,iiG iif. 3dbls
rcihc ipdbrenb Den iebten brei Sdbren
III petI@iebenen Staatstbeilen borgc.
uolnmene Grpcrimente bnben iiber5e,lz
gem beipieIen. bnB aorn. bon islbft
autem importierten Samen tli6t 10 gut
mlsfGlit, n(s bon minberpertbigem
n6er bcinIiiGem Sanlcn se5ogenes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24

@s tpuree ierner erlpieieu, baB frern@
Der nlht 5n elmer 10 boben Hetfe dls
betmIldber Sumen selanGt.
Benn Sefnanb in Ser NadlbarIflaft
pout9 gereiftes aorn bat ba5 friib gez
pTliidt ipurDc ipirb es liderer ietn, Die
bslfen Iebren aus Der &rippe 81 leIen,
lehs pber mebr &orner o ieber
Iebrc 81, priifei1 nm NM Iolde fir
Somen 81 bebalten, bon ocnen bic
ic6s &Grpcr itorfe &etuufraft sei9ten.
ais nnh frenlpem Samen gu ihiden,
Der Der betreffenaen 2pfalitdt niht an
acpcBt iir.
Giele Mnfrngeu, ippher Snmenforn
5u be5ieben lei. iinh bereits eiuectrofs
fen. $erflpiiener Grfabrune nod) 5u
urttcilcn, mirh lid Die eroBtc N1hs
fraac CUR Rflon5Scit cinitellcn, iuaitn
Sielc 5ur llcber3eliguna 9elangen perz
ben, naB lie feiil Sduleltorn bdbcn nro
alld niht ipiiien. ipober basieibe
neGnlen.
Sd luiinlde. bnB Ilc, wcide n,cbr
Suiren ha6cn nls tic braud)el. es beln
llntcr8eidueten mittheilcn l%pplleii, Sen
Nnmen Der airt. pb friib, mitteln,dbia
obcr ipdt nltsu9eben, ipie biele Suihel
nrar IN p%erfdufen bat inipie Den SreiS
prp 9uibel. Danit peniaer gliitflife
2cilte IN SemanDeu in ihrem cigc1en
Staatstbeile fir Samen 9ciuieicn ipers
Den f1rltcn.
sd lerfe tuieberlum bic Iufmcrfe
%lan,teit nitf Die @intigfeit, iehs nosr
mehr &0rrer bon ieber SGnt1brc 3u
p%riifcn, Die bieies Sabr in Sofra 'aes
pflnnSt tperben Ioa.
.. IS. @oIbcn II, Shines, Sopa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Sas ttetic GEegeiek.

Sas Setret Yapit Giu5 pes 3cGns
ten. ipelGes Die 6cirotbsi Der aatboz
Itfcu Der gail5en @elt reguliert, III ell
8efcB, ipelebes ieber ebrlid)c W2ann
llnb iebe lppnle Srau frcubig be9riibt.
Sdtie Snpit 4irs pdbreno Ieiner
ean3eu Hegierurgs5eit ni6ts tpeiter
9etbnn, CO bdtte bieic Geiesre9rlierung
9enil9t, nm feline &e9ieruns 9lcrreih
81 MAIDEN.
Die bauptiGdblichIten Der neuen Be-
itinimunseu linn bie folsenpen:
Gerlnb II 0 c IT miifien, nm bits
benb su feiu, ifriftlif einsegansen
,uerben, nnterseifnct and uum Ifar=
rer o b c r BON mttbeite ems 5,pei Scnseu.
&pn Siterm ab mcrben miinbiide
Gcrl5bniHe sipiihen &atbplifcn in ben
9lngcm Der STRIDE fetnc Yerpflimtungen
sur GbeiHltcknHg mebr anferlegen.
Giid5fe biirfen mad lt%ebcrnabntc
hires &mtes nnr TT ibren eiaeten
sprenscln Srmnnsen pp~llstehen.
Iiarrer piirfen mad, 1%tebernabme hires
Gintes MIR in ibren eisenen @emeins
ben Erannmgen poasieben.
Gben meroen unsiiltis ieiu, ,us,u
nidlt bic Suftimmnns beiber grant=
lente ppr hem Gfarrcr uber ppr einent
ppn inn belesierten Irieiter in @c=
seniuart swcier 3easen abgesebcn
tpire.
Srannnsen iplten int benz Sprenscl
itattfinbcn, in meid)em bic 8rant
mubnt, cs ici beitn, haf ein triftiser
@rMnb fir bic M6ipeihnug ppn bteier
Scitimmung p%Drbanben tit.
Chen, ,ueld,e int Sale Der Iobesse.
fabr einsegangen sucrbcn. fOnnen In
0egenuart irgenn zines Yriciters nnb
BON 3,uei alberen Sengen seidloifen
iuerbcn.
Sails elm Yfarrer lGnser ais eincn
Wsonnt abiueienS lit, biirteu 9atbplifer,
int Seiieiu ppn s,uei 3eMsen cite
Gipilebc cinscben.
Die uben gen. 0eicte pcrpfl d.
t CT ale, iuelhe in Der fatbplifher
STRIDE getauft iuurben, unb aud ipldbe
@nberssldubisc, uelhe fatbuliih &C.
iuprbcn iinb. and, iucnn tic ipdter
prpteitnntiid pbcr nnaldnDig wcrben,
@eiter pcrptlidtcn bic acu. Seicgt
and, ipldJe %aatbplifeu, ipelfe Che nnt
Gle Geripredeu eiusebeu NIT Widlt-
Satbplifeu lob setaIft ober nid)t &C.
tauft).
0ift=& atbplifen COB s~etarft pbc,
nid,t sctauit) iinb, iucntt iie inter lid
@bc uub @bepcripredcn einseben,
II i dt inter ubisen 8cickeu ucr.
pflidtet.
Die @ortbeiie Der neuen @beaeieb(
limo oieie: Der Gbecnntraft pirD fiji,
Die gnnSe fatlpliide gGelt Ieid,ter
neiter iuerben piele Nebeirncu Chen
Die manGerprts 10 Idut9 iinb, pers
binbert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Geunihatcn her @un= Iartiiat 4artei.

Sn ibrer Gonuentipr an SanrctGg
Muhmittaa l~teIlte Die Giti3er9' Nom
8nrtiianz &drtei frl9enoc Garoibatcr
ms SeIb:
Sir @nbor: SpiepD S. Oft.
Sir Yuoitor: Sranf Neupohnsr.
Sir S~d)nsneii.er: NHnm 3ilig.
Sir 9feforber: Cttn g. Geigcr.
Sir Hnmalt: George &. Spon.
Sir Sasenienr: Charles $. Gduat7
gdrtncr.
Sir IfcIior: Gbom Goerr, 81.
Cir Ilbermailner at 2nr9e: Snr 5.
5oos mno Yeter opel.
Sir Mbermau Der I. @or0: Games
Suul, Der be!uotratiiHc G~anDi0nt
mllroe inboiiirt.
Sir alDcrman Scr .. @nro: Sobn
S'Monrfe.
Sir alderman Scr 3. 8arS: Char
leg .. Sprdn.
Sir Moernmn Ser 4. &nrt: 9. @.
Tanb.
Sir @Ibcrrnarn seq 5. gSarb: 6. G.
Sritb.
GS iiilh iebr udltlrestpertgc Wdns
ncr auf Dieiem @abl3ettel inn Scrs
ielbe c~rnliglid)t Den Stimn9ebern
i~perieiten5 cine Iuspdbl bci ScS
ieeung ncr ltGotiIHcu Gerltfr, rag
ipo6l nitt 5u beoarern ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Sn Ger @srs Seim @emeinhe

fano ont Sonntag, mad Dem 3pdamtc.
cine @erinmm!una Der Wdnnerlpelt
her 8cneiiibc irdtt. Sn berielben ers
fldrte Der bo6p. Hettpr. Hcn. u. 3D.
hir9, Die Ntotbrenbi9feit elmer In5nhl
@erbeierun9en in Der 8en1einbc mn
es lpurbc bdraufhin beihlonen. cinell
Nnbau bon 40 SUP on Die Mnrquettez
6auc. CUR 9iibieite, bei5uiii9ell, Ioip;e
poS &forr6nus 5u r%ergrDbern. Scr
bod)ip. Efdrrcr erflorte altdj, CT babe
beirn @r3biidlofe IN einen 3peitcu
0c3uIfsprtcircr nnhgclltdt unb 6enz
5ugeiagt crbalteil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
"DEDICATIoN OF MONUMENTS TO
IOWA SOLDIERS,

lit Ser Sitel zines Sudes, bas bonn
Stante Spfra bernusgegebeu ipurbe.
mo ppn ipelhem ms oicier Gage Elm
Grcmplar burd) ben Staatsietrctdr @.
:. Sapluaro 5uging.
Sieier Yradtbanb umIaBt cinen
900 Seitcu) reidbbnltigen 8eriht
il6er Die @in.reiburgs : Seierliffeiten
Der @rabiteine unb SenfmGler 81
Gbren Der in Den aGmpfen 10 Bids
burg, 2oofout W%ountnin, STATIONARY
Eio9e nnb S6ild) 9efalenen Soma'er
Solbaten unb Scner, ipeld1c i'm Inoere
%Tonoile @efdngniiie internirt lparen.
Ser 9ar,D lit bocbiciu c~inaebunoen, nit
idDnen Srlld aus9eitnttet unb cnIbdlt
&arten Der pcrI6ieDcnen Shtdd,t>
ie!ber, rrndtpoQe SlluitratiDnen Der
SentnlGler unb @robiteine. Iotpic Die
&ortrGte Der 5erren Der peri1ieDencil
Wtcnument5 : Gpmmiiitonen.
9ieie Musgnbc. nelhe bnrdj
Stnatss Heiolutiou in 1000 gremplas
reu gcbritdt lpurbc, fonrmt sur @ers
tbeilEng in Stante Some. burf Dies
lel6e Heiolution, ipie folet: Sc ei1
@remplnr fir jebe offenilihe 2eib>
bibliotbcf, @ranb 4rmeepolt wto 3ei>
tllgen; 6ebn fir iebes 2egisluturmits
o!icb u,,o 3pei fir iebeu Stnntsbes
amtcn. Nud) oltc Solbaten fonnen
lid. nui aeeianetc gin9dbe. ie Gin
Gremplur nerIdoffen, nnn,entlid jeile,
luel6e on DEN pbengenanntcn admpfen
tbeiloeronmcn bahen ober i'm gcnann>
ten GnoerioapiQer Gefan9niB inter-
Rirt lparei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24

6erru George 8. Yerfins an Der
Spite our reprblitaniIben Tetiona!e
Contention.
Scbt miro cS iid) barum bnrloeln 5t
c%rfnhrclt, irelDc Der Sarteien Die
Nebrbctt in Der ndfiten 2egisldtur
bat, iuenl Der Ser. Staateuz Seudtor
Sermin duslduft, nelf,en @r. miipn
lcbt inite hat. Die Sebbe inter ben
Soiuaer Rcpu6lifauer fam iest re6t
bitter irerbcu.