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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03

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perben. 3m sleider 3eit iplte aber
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Seitrebnnsen Der bentihcn &atbplifcn
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gen lernt. ais man eS bisber that.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
Cine Sade, bic brinsenber slnffii
ring bebarf.

3u ben bDhiten Hflihten. Die einem
&amc iibeftragen nerpen founen, sez
bOrt Oas 9brennmt zines 8ornulnDes,
Inn 9erecbte, nlieiti9e &cra6tuns
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beitiebIt ODER gbie &ibm iibertraaenen,
bcilisen Yfli1ten berart pernadIdls
iigt, bnb ieine Shlsbefobleneu i6ne>
rem Sthaoet erleihen. Gin Yorpurf
Dieier grt lit bon 8puperneur Sasfea
ge9eltn Yrdiibcnt Hoolepelt erbpben
lrorbeh. Gs lit bies Die leete Ybale
in Dem uuerauidlihen Streit, Der Stpiz
i9eu Dem Sberbaupte Der Iation nno
Dem e5plteerncur bon Sfldbomn ents
bralmt 1T.
IeuF 9obepuuft bieies Samples
bilbct obne 3neifcl sic bon Sasfeu err
bobele Gufla9e, paB Die gunbesreeies
rung $4,000 Icres better Yetros
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SIagcz Snbianer 9eborten. fir elm
Spottgelb Der Stanoarb Oil SO. IN Die
&dnpe sefpielt babe. Sn boais iahs
lider, Observation-Disclosures @eiIe er5dblt
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les Hieienbetriises. Sic Snbian Ser@
ritorp eliminating Company, cine
3peigsejeaihaft Der stanbarb Oil,
beluarb iid nm 0as Sa6tre6t nuf iene
Yetrplclmldnpereien. Sunbesienator
Sepetp urlb anbere S1lblinge bes Yes
troleumtruIts bilbeten Die @ermittler
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belt ais ibrem bon Der Station einges
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gemdB, bor Senaftbeilignng. ihiibe.
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Id)tel Der gimnabmen eripirfte.
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Der Sa6t itets cine SaarIumme ges
aablt iporben, Die 8iuiihen $50 unb
$500 pro Icre pariirte. Sie Siages
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lpruht. bellen lie bur6 Die Shnlb
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luitia gingen.
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fragile ipdter bel benz YrGiibentcu an,
ipnS er 81 benz Ynftpertruae All 5uaen
babe. ben Die 8unbesregieruno I'M
Mnmen Ser Sid9es Snbianer nit Der
Stanoarb Oil Company at~aeIbloiIen
babe. Sic Nntiuort. Die Der gelddftss
fiilAenne Sefretdr hes Snnern, 4ierce,
I'M s9amen ScS Yraiioenten. ertbeilte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03

fir iid ielblt einitebeu uub fem grot
%berbienen; tros ieiner nr,ren trips
peibaften @eltalt.
Die miitterlihe 2iebe bat bier nit
GROCER Sorgfalt einem armen &inoe
pas 5eitlihe Sortfomrnen peridafft.
Soute Die bintmliihe Wutter Der
arnten grbenfinber ipeniger tbun?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03

reiferen 2eier bere6neten ar6Seru
uno tbeurern &omdne. Sic bdben
reifen Seseu 9eitiftet unb @ieles our
&rdftigung fatboliihen 2ebens BEIGE
tragen. @Dse benz greiien Trieiter
elm iGoner 2ebensabenb bei6ieben
Iein!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
Maruffamiihe spridmSrter.

Gin &orn @olb bat mebr 0ertb,
als so S6effel @etpalt.
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In eitem Cell. bas anbcre balteu,
laiie bid ME in Ben Drummer.
User nit einem Yaiha Gtreit be-
gtnnt, bergiebt fem eisen glut.
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@eisbeit elm 8eiir (0iiniiter).
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1T lei6t; Menid gu peroen. gar
iftper.
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Die &nraipanlerei) bat Halm fir sfpci
Sreunbe; fir 5ipei Seinbe niht Die
gauge 8elt.
Ser Sbor pirit lei6t einen Stsin
IN ben grunnen, Den bunoert Sers
niinftige ni6t ~beraus9olen tonnen.
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Srau Sobn 3enoerion ans 8rope
Gttpn. Wiinn.. l6reibt: SD ipeiB aus
LANCER grfabrua9. oaB Der Nlpens
frduter alles SaS t6ut. ipofiir er ans
eeprieien miro. Is iino Jest iieb5ig
Sabre Der, ieitbem i6 oen Alpentrdus
ter tennen lernte. CIR lit ieit bieler
3eit ltets infer Snusmittcl gepeien."
Sorni'S Nlpenfrduter ltebt oieaei6t
in ndberer &erbinpuug sur Semitic,
als irgeub cine anbere perfcrtigte
Wtebi5in. @r fam ni6t aus Slpos
tbefeu beSogeu perben. ionoern piro
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nannte Ggcnteu 6ugelteat. @enn
Sic feinen Igenten in Sbrer Ha6bars
ihaft ~fennen. bann i6reiben Sic an
Die Giaentbiimer, 9r. Yeter Subrnep
& Sons Co., 112-118 60. Sopne
@pe.. Chicago, Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03

Ser @ere6te lit fpie elm garrt
Der am 8aiier gepflan5t lit, er iiir&s
let lid ni6t, fpenn audi Die Sisa
fomn,t; - iein 9lait bleibt grim unS
nimmer bort auf feline 5ru&t-" -
User. II. So
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
COLESBURG

The weather man has behaved
very nicely during the past week.
Elmer Cropp, wife and daughters,
Florence and Irene, of South Da-
kota are visiting in the city at the
Ezra Cropp home.
Mrs. William Phelps of Waterloo
was looking after some matters of
business here during the week.
James Haven and Miss Lizzie
Craig returned Thursday from a
weeks visit in the Key City.
Mrs. G. A. Tobie and Mrs. j. l..
Strader left Thursday for McGregor
where they are guests at the George
Knee home.
G. f. Knee, wife and son Fred
have again become residents of our
burg, after spending several months
in Dubuque. For the present they
are occupying rooms at H. j. Kunl-
mans.
Miss Marie Grimes is at home
from Epworth Seminary for the
summer vacation.
Prof. and Mrs. G. j. Pierce lef
Monday for their home near Spirit
Lake where they will spend a par
of their vacation.
Miss Bertha Fear returned to hel
home at Delaware Monday.
The young folks enjoyed a part,
at the j. S. Merten home Wednes
day evening.
George Walkers team INDUCED
in lively run last Wednesday while
returning from Osterdock. Mr.
Walker was slightly injured ane
the neck yoke and one line wert
broken.
Otto Hang and family made al
automobile trip to Dubuque Friday
where they will spend some TIM
with relatives.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
LATE news BY WIRE
JAIL PRISONERS
PRAY FOR BILLIK
Pardon Board Decides Against Him,
However. and He Must Hang
Friday.

Chicago. June S.-Prayer failed to
save the life of Herman Billek, the
state board of purdons and Governor
neneen deciding against him. He will
he banged Friday. One of the strang-
est spectacles ever witnessed in the
county Jail occurred when more than
four hundred prisoners knelt in prayer
that the life of Herman Billik, ac-
cuscd of six murders and under SEN
tencc of death, might be spared
through the pending action Of the par
don hoard.
Rillik. who has been prisoner in
the institution for several months, is
the most popular prisoner in the jail.
His popularity extends to the guards
as well as his companions in impris-
on;ncnt. and on the occasion of his last
respite dozens of the guards congratu-
lated him and wished him success in
his legal fight.
knowledge of the pending decision
of the pardon board had reached the
prisoners. and several suggested that
general prayer for Billik's deliver
ance be made. The fortune teller took
no part in the action, but wept when
informed of the intention of his fell
lows.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
DELHI,

DR.. d. j. Wintenberg and wife
attended commencement at Epworth
last week.
H. H. Porter and wife went to
Independence last Tuesday to at
tend the wedding of neice, Miss
Leo Barnes to Irving Hobson of
Winthrop.
A childrens' day program is be-
ing prepared for next Sunday by
the M. D. Sunday school children.
Mrs. Ava Porter went to Straw
berry Point Thursday.
Delhi will celebrate July 18th.
Miss Mary Toomer of this place
and John Mcclure of Waubesha,
Minnesota, were married Wednes-
day, June 3, 1908, at St. Johns
church by Rev. Father Collins.
They will make their home in Wau-
besha. Congratulations and best
wishes.
Geo. Mccormick and Sam Strick-
Ter were in Manchester Of business
Thursday.
L. NJ. Barnes and wife were in
Strawberry Point Thursday.
M. G.. Albrook was in Chicago
last week.
Mrs. Frank Smith died at her
home east of town Sunday morning,
June Z, after weeks illness. Mrs.
Smith was 36 years of age and
leaves her husband and four chill
dren. She WAS a daughter of Henry
Pierce and wife. who are sadly
afflicted, as their only son, Lester
Pierce, died at Manchester on Sat-
urday afternoon, June 6, and their
daughter, Mrs. Smith, the following
morning at Delhi. Mrs. Smiths fu-
neral will be held at the NJ. z.
church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. A. Seger of Manchester
is visiting at Z. r. Stones.
DIR. L. j. Bowman was in town
Saturday.
Sherd Shaw and wife are the
parents OF a son born Friday, June
E. P. Tubbs leaves Monday for his
home in Everett, Washington.
Mrs. Will Robinson and family
visited friends in Buena Vista last
week.
Mrs. John Corbin has returned
from visit in Morrison, Illinois.
Mrs. Walter Palmer visited friends
in Dubuque last week.
The following members of the I.
10. O. r. lodge attended the Memoir
ial day Of their order at Earlville
Sunday, Messrs. Coats, Malmgrem,
White, Tubbs, Bentz and Swim
burne.
Mrs. Mary Perkins has gone to
Hopkinton for a few days.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
STRAWBERRY POINT.

Mrs Harley Everetts of Man
chester spent last Friday with rela-
tives.
Miss Clara Guilbert of Manches-
ter spent Saturday with her sister,
Mrs. N. A. Simmons.
Miss Media Poets of Hopkinton
came Saturday morning for short
visit with friends.
Miss Ida Niederfrank, who is
working at Waterloo, visited over
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. III. Niederfrank.
Miss Eva Balluff went to Man
chester, Monday evening. She has
secured position in the Delaware
County Telephone Co.
A. Bowers and wife received word
Tuesday that an s. pound girl had
frightened the home of their son,
Bert, who resides near Manchester,
last Monday. We extend congratu-
lations to the proud parents and
grandparents.
Nathan Scofeld who has been Wis
iting relatives here went to Cedar
Rapids last Saturday night to at
tend the Masonic Grand Lodge,
held there on Tuesday of this week.
Mr. Scolield is tho only surviving
Mason in the state that attended the
Masonic Grand Lodge held fifty
years ago at Des Moines, having
been a delegate. an honor which he
has reasons to be proud of. He is
now 81 years old but bears them as
one twenty years younger. Leslie
Davis accompanied him Saturday
night as a delegate from the lodge
here.
On account of advanced years and
a much needed rest, L. T. Carrier
has handed in his resignation as as
sistant cashier of the Strawberry
Point State Bank. Mr.. Carrier has
been d Untitled with this bank since
its organization in 1883, acting in
the capacity Of cashier and assistant
cashier up to the present time COW
ering a period OPS years. He will
remain Oh the board of directors
where he will be a great aid to the
institution on account of his long
experience in the banking business.
Mr.. William Dunning has been ad-
vanced to the position of assistant
cashier to fill vacancy. Mail Press.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
LOADED TROLLEY
CAR OVERTURNED
Jumps Track and Goes Down Ten. Foot
EmbankmenI-Oneo Of the Pas.
sengers Killed.

st. Louis, June S-Loaded with
tired excursionists returning from a
picnic and running at high rate of
speed, an open car on the Creve Couer
Lake line left the track at sharp
curve just beyond the city limits at
1880 at night, overturned and hurled
its cargo of human freight down ten.
foot embankment, killing one man and
seriously injuring score of others,
three of whom, 1t is believed, will die.
The dead: William G. Warren, thir-
ty-siX years of age, address unknown.
The seriously injured, all of st.
Louis. follow: II. w. Brown, head
cut, serious; May Flaherty. internal in
jurics, serious; William Hermann.
cut about body, serious; Julius Hughes,
injuries about head and back; Albert
Geisel, shoulder broken and injured
about body; Mrs. Julius Bennett,
shoulder cut, internal injuries: Miss
Clara Simmons. cut about body, seri-
ous; Ii. l.. Kenyon, Tuxedo Park. skull
fractured
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
GREELEY,

Mrs. Lucy Armstrong has been
i'll the past week, but is better at
present.
Miss Maud Holbert visited at the
home Of her uncle, A. B., of this
city the first of the week.
Clifford Kleckner accompanied
his sister Leta to Des Moines
Wednesday for two weeks visit.
John Armstrong has gone to
Salt Lake City and will soon return
with a car load Of western horses.
Mrs. Frank Fishel and children
visited at the Del Cole home few
days, returning to Manchester Mon
day evening.
Married-NIiss May Smith Of
Colesburg to Elmer Huntington a,
Elkader, Wednesday, May 81. The
young people will make their future
home in Strawberry Point.
In order that we might forget, we
want to say to Manchester and Hop
Sinton, that they can keep the cour
house at Manchester.
Thomas Cole and wife drove t,
Petersburg and Edgewood differen
days this week. The friends of Mr.
Cole are glad to know he is able t.
ride so far.
Miss Lottie Fitzpatrick, who ii
working in a bank at Masonville
came Monday for a visit to her par
ents and relatives.
Mr.. Smith and wife Of Hopkintol
!. visited at the home of their daugh
ter, Mrs. P. E. Keith, a few day
this week. Home Press.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
Taft Gets More DeIegate,.

Chicago. June S.-After rest
over Sunday the Taft forces resumed
the ante-aonvention skirmishing by
capturing two more contested dele.
gates from the south. These are from
the third district of Florida and, as an
answer TO the allies complaint that
the throwing out of negro claimants OF
seats would disrupt the party in Dixie,
1t is pointed ont that both are blacl;
men.
Mr.. Taft now has forty-two Of the
ODD delegates whose seats were contest
ed, having been victorious in every one
of the cases so far decided by the Re-
publican national committee.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
lockwood.

Miss Lottie Breed, who with hel
mother is spending the summer a
Strawberry Point, visited friends
here over Sunday.
Mrs. Name Robbins Of Manches.
tor has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell, for 9
few days this week.
The annual Commencement exer.
cises of the Edgewood High School
were held at Hesners Opera House
last Friday evening, May 10Th, there
being only two memers in the class
Alva Rbines and Stephen Funk.
The Opera House was tastefully
decorated in the class colors, dark
blue and white, and the entire pro.
gram was carried out to the letter
with no hitch whatever to mar its
effects.
Ira Hatfield came home from
Iowa City Tuesday morning, having
sufficiently recovered from the am
putation of his left limb to allow
him to travel. He is somewhat weak
yet but will probably be out around
town soon.
Mis-. Myra Grove AMI little daugh.
ter Eunice of Manchester came up
to attend the Decoration exercises
here and to visit herold time friends
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hub
bell, and seemed to enjoy the day
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
DELAWARE

Miss Florence Morris returned tc
her home at New Providence Satur.
day.
Miss Elizabeth Lynch spent Sun
day with Miss Limbeck of Dyers.
Vile.
Miss Liddy Spear is home visiting
her parents, |. Spear and wife.
Mrs. Hendrickson and daughter,
Florence returned to their home al
Greeley Thursday.
FL. Stone, wife and son visited
Mrs. Lewis Maxwell Friday.
A. w. Sackett and wife spent
Sunday with friends and relatives in
Wadena, Mr.. and Mrs. Hollister Of
Manchester taking charge of the
store.
Miss Ada Kramer of Manchester
visited Mrs. Levi Raster Friday.
Mrs. George Goldsborough and
Miss Carrie Coonrod were shopping
in Manchester Wednesday.
Mrs. JIM. Kingsley is very ill at
the present writing. Mrs. Delight
Meader Of Cedar Rapids is here
caring for her.
Lewis Maxwell and wife were
shopping in Manchester Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Ball visited friends in
Earlville Thursday.
Mrs. R. Broer visited relatives in
Earlville over Sunday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
County Correspondence.

Sunday.
The young people Of this place
enjoyed the graduating exercises at
Greeley Oh Friday night and after
wards the dance given at |. o. o. II.
hall.
j. I. Fowler and vile were shop
pers in Manchester ON Thursday.
Miss Lottie Way went to Fayette
to attend the Commencement exer-
cises of that place.
Harry Haggart of Colesburg has
been visiting his uncle, Lem Harris
and family the past week.
Aunt Sarah Waters returned
home from viii Holmes last Sun
day.
S. L. Way and daughter had bus
mess in Manchester on Thursday.
George Barnhart Of Colesburg
visited at j. NJ. Relherfords Thurs
day and Friday. He also purchased
a fine Short-horn calf of j. M.
Freeman Harris of Colesburg
visited his brother Lem of this
place one day last week.
G. F. Smith, the furniture dealer
of Edgewood delivered fine bed,
room suite at Fl. 7. Sacketts on Fri
day.
Ike Fisher and wife were shop.
ping in Edgewood Friday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
FoREsTv1lLE.

Miss Maud Fay returned to hel
work in Oelwein Monday.
Miss Lydia Whitman attended
the graduating exercises at Man
chester Thursday evening.
Mrs. Alva Barrett of near Win.
throp is visiting her mother, Mrs
d. Adams.
DIR. Graves of Lamont was a pro.
fessional caller here Friday.
Ed Smith is on the sick list.
G. l.. Eaton and Dale Griffin o
Strawberry Point were callers a
Ed Smiths Thursday.
Mrs. w. L. Pelly, Mrs. d. Adams
and Miss Ethel Adams were shop
ping in Strawberry Point Wednes
day.
Mrs. Henry Gibbs spent the pas
week in Iowa City.
DIR. Hoffman was a caller hert
Monday.
o. G. Clark and son John visited
at Mrs. M. Cossey's Thursday.
A. II. Davis and wife and N. Gil
bert of Dundee were guests at Ee
Smiths last Sunday.
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LAMONT.

Page Cosn and Miss Maud Flint
were Manchester visitors on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Spencer Harding is visiting
her parents near Dundee.
l.. L. Hoyt has been assisting in
the bank for a few days.
Misses Leah Stockwell and Maud
Fay of Dundee were guests of the
Julius Windenberg family Sunday.
81. d. Cowles and family came
from Waterloo Friday to spend
Decoration day and visit relatives
over Sunday.
]. d. Thompson and wife and
George were guests at the Arildson
home in Independence a few days
last week.
Lamont is again wet by the
opening of saloon in the same
building closed up some time ago.
Will Wareham of Strawberry Point
has charge of the grocery depart
ment.
Mrs. Mccarthy and Miss Maud
Carr of Manchester were visitin 6
at the home of Peter Carr the past
two weeks. They returned home
Saturday, Miss Alyce accompanying
them for a few days visit.
Edward Rolf arrived home Thurs
day from Oneida, where he has been
visiting his son, Edward Rolfe, and
family after his arrival from Florida
where he spent the winter. Mr.
Rolfe has been greeting his friends
and is looking in good health.
E. May and wife, Fred Retz, wife
and daughter Elsie attended the
birthday Of Mrs. Retz's father, Mr.
Stone. at Dundee Monday.
Miss Ida Hilton of Chicago ant
Mrs. Ed Dibble of Kingston, Hi
nois, were called here last week b,
the dangerous illness of their father
Henry Hilton.-Leader.