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, 1908-08-07

Pat Halev ID In from Lookout.

II. r.. 6ecnL is mere llOlu SeUltllllldi
A 7. of omaha Is AT the Kus
ter
n n nawson OF Deadwood s D.. i.
a.. +heaK,.,er
cenera, superintendent parh wen,
...a,,I.st c.rht
-. 80. p..,ao,n 10. .-
chev,nna TODAY
n.r...u -.,., ,u.u o.,.,.
Ia. :, Omahs tossv :
80 80,
80. r,.,. 49, -a,s,,vaa
'oe az
snu evn 1re,in iioh'
Uoiuen' resis'e'eu
Mr.. n Mrs. Arthur kingsford re-
turned from a Lake and osoeh 70
uay.
Colonel H. L. passed
through d city IL MS private car
bound vest.
W. G..k cam or Denvsr was mere last
nishtTaeaRang Aor' d WESTON one OF
theneariy uains.
Miss Emma Eggfeston returned from
Denverftoday' wners sne mas heen WIS.,
tHng Tor tneopast'week.
Lewis c. Tidbal of Laramie wa
REGISTERED at the Great western Sun
day.-Sher1dan enterprise.
M. H. Beckett OF Zirkel, Colo, and
Carl Ribbett were anon. the passen-
gers to Walden by the stage this morn.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. H. Campbell and Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Thomas were among the
excursionists to Centennial this morn
Ing
Andrew -Raaum of Keystone, one Of
the bookkeepers for the Carbon Timber
company, was a guest at the Johnson
last night.
]. ". Nelson of Saratoga, supervisor
of the Cheyenne national forest re-
servo, Is in the city today, a guest
at the Kuster.
s.R. A. Stretch of Saratoga, connected
with the forest service on the Chey-
eune~ forest. was a guest, at the john
| son last. night.
dMr., and Mrs, NJ u. Rinesmith re
turned to their home at Centennial
[ this. mornine alters business visit tc
the. county eeat.
uschr4 H.rast 3ess TO-DAY for Relyedere
E,soutbsbaketayt spend q month on hi5
ranch , su~perintendine the harvesting
of the hav crop.
sp,,u .s.conrs,, and .w.s McconI
n.,i.,o. o,fora Ind = and, Mr. and, Mrs.
e e,Streeter and Miss, Bernice~ street.
err arr ats<he, Kuster.
~. pa. o.. and rhrrs waechter both
- th,a co,,ntv nnu
H,ary otr.reey p,verI were among tho
b-renasts AZ the Kuster last night.
~ rp,.r.. .,s s,stor Mrs. n
M ,M,ce,v rho rave, heen visitinp,in
~. -a,tn'' at -tvo d.va, returned
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, River TODAY.
sw u,nra- n.
-cor.,s-o,, "A p n .MoCallv Of Car.
~,c,,.or n .va-a .mon. tha v;s,tora, "a
Inc c,tv This morning guests at the
Kuster
1utbe, n,,rch of keystone was 4.
n. 1Johnson Last nirkk He was an
emn,oye If the lat site legislature
md bs. eone n pavtins on business
matters
A,har pover and pertard Holtum or
cantenpia, arrived IN he citv y1ster.i
dav aftarncuan WITH ths remain az Mrs
pcvsr an, NJ rToltp-n will On east
800, ~.
n ,,,,l,,, =. uonses c,tx haa eons
.. c.n.ann;o,to accent q nosition with
~ oons.ruction denartment Of tbel
w1e,don nStens,on Of the Laramie
p,s,ns A,,ra
ua..,. sr.-o,
Wau.tona ,att for Contennia, this
m...,rs wh..o t,av vii, 10 -.,nn,ove /,
-. m.1oramta p,o,ns line cons1ruc.
o-sm.n.
mrs. ocnie =.
800 49, yts,ting A. tba.nmr
.hs ~. vaeL lef.
.asau 49, Ch.rsnre
1870
y. oacns ~ rev IN I,
IlAn, ahu MS SUI, NJ. ~Sne' u" VI
, 1908-08-07

Daily Republican so cents q month
, 1908-08-07

Daily Rspubhcans 50, cents = month,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05

8irit bu oft. bleib' oennoh
Muf Der Sorm. lie nabrt DID bod.
Sieb on bait oein tGglih @rob.
&ennIt 6unger nid)t uro gtota.
8lei6e bis gum 3ooc treu
Gem Serufc: Sarmerei.
Sit eS ridt ionSerbnr. i6rcibt Ser
p9anbmann", baB alte gbcpnore BON
2arbe III Die Stabt, uuo iolde aus oel
Staot auf bas 2ano .3iebeu. 8ie
i6on itelt ltd mnndfer 6arnter Die
Stabt Dor unp nie berrlid erl6eini
manhem Stdbter bas 2anbleben. Siel
5tpsi Seiipiele:
v6rnu", laet Der Bidder gertram.
pnur nod leiniBe Ionafe. oanu iibers
nimmt Der Shpieeeriobn oaS @es
i6dit. uno mir Sipei 3ieben auf's
2anp. Sort IN frilfer 2uft. be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Iarmer prsaniiiert Gudj!

WDhten bodJ nur reht biele GARNER
foleenpe 3eilen. Die mir elmer Sopa>
gorreiponben5. ee5eibnet s. q. GiIen>
bafer, entnebmen. ieben, lelen uno -
beaften. Der Nusen IN ibrem
eisenen Sntereiie tpdre tauienbfah:'
Nuf lanbrpirtbidaftlihem Ge6iete
lit es erfreulih. baB Die Sdrmer eno~
lid einmal aufpahen unD iih organic
@iieren. Iuch in Soma bort man iesi
fat aqerorts bon Sarmer : @ereinen,
uno iuenn Die Sn6e 10 fpeiter asitiri
miro unb Sortihritte maht. tpiro iif
allf BET ben SanObefuobnern bulb Elm
llmi6nung gum 8eiieren %noa3ieben.
Sn inherent forteeihrittenen unl
aufgefldrten 3eitalter, mo iih fat
idmmtlife Sinansfoniee nit ibrer
rieii9en 1apitals Inlneen organizer
ten, UNI einen nod itdrteren Srud
a~us5uiiben nno nod sr0bereu @eminn
aus Der menifliden 8elenihaft ber7
aus5upreiien. lit es o nlerbofiter
@ihtiefeit. oab alh Der Sarmer iid
burd Organization ieiuem Hebte
@eltuns perihafft. Surh pieie I'm
tbdtigfeit lpurbe Der GARNER gum
~Gldenbrobel ber iibriseu goltsflaiien
seitempelt. beiien ginfluB in Der Ges
5esgebung fpie i'm Sanoel oas finite
Hao am Ba9en reprdientirte. Sem9
semdb erfiibute mar lif nift ielten
nod iiber Die rSanieebs" 5u IpotteIn.
Sem prsantfterte 8apita=
lismis seseniiber bat Der mnprsa a.
ntiierte Jarmer ebenip menis
Nusiidt auf seifaftliden Grfols pie
Der Sbtpt einem erfabrenen 0eihaits=
mann seseniiber bat. 9af bic Gar
mer, 10 lnnse tie nidt Orsanifiert iinb,
untcr l1mitanben s~sstpmnsen iino pie
Soiuten sm banbcln. mirb ieber Jars
mer smeebem miTen, Der bic Warft=
nerbdltmiiie letten Serbit mnb Winter
beubahtete. Vielc Sarmer ~besablten
so Gents prp Snfbel fir ihlehtes
&prn, pber fiitterten ibr eisenes &prn,
pel6es Senielben @erfb reyrdicntiert,
ibren Shwcinen nnb erbielten bann
fir tire ma~rftfabisen Vo~ritentbiere
31a bis Gents bro Yfunb 9ebenbs
setuiht. Siefe Sarmer maren nidi
MIR se5mnnsen, nmiunit 5m arbeiten,
ipnnern perluren md 8elb %pbenbrein.
Sieic Serluite Der Sarmer lieHen iidD
upf leidJter periGmersen, uenn babel
bic armcn 4rbeiter in ben Stdbten
and cinen biaiaen Sratcn bappn a6=
befummen batteu; bteie ~besablten
aber mad ,pie ppr bpbe 1lciihprciie,
wabrenh nniere iinansielen Hambrit.
ter Miaioncn ani Wtaipnen Grpiit
cinItreihen, nm in Saus nno 8rans
babinihiuelgeu.
Sieies iolte bod alien Sarmern Dic
Iuseu pffncr. ipcl6c es bis lest nod,
nictt fir notblpcnbig hielten. iih an
or9aniiieren pber ii4 beltebeuoen @ers
einen an5uldlieben. Crit lpenn Die
Sarmer untcr elmer srpbnlGhtigen
Organization pereinigt. lirb. rer6en
audi Die 3aubritter oes 20. Sabrbuns
pertS perihipiupeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Ectter= Mnb Saucrn =2esclu fir ben
Mpnat Wfai.

&ctters nnb Saucrn= 8esclu fir Den
Mpnat Miai.
Guf naiien Wiai fomult trodcner
Suni berbei.
Geeen i'm Otai giebt fiir's 9au5e
Sabr 8rpo unb sen.
@ui fiibl unD Siini nab. fiilt Dem
Bauer S6ercr uno Snb.
Iaientbau md1t Crime Iu;
Maienfr6lte, unniibe 0dlte.
Sic brci rs II g" o6nc Hesen,
iino fir Den 8iu5er srober Segen.
9anfrabS unb llrbanitag obne He@
gen. perIprehen reid)en @einlegen.
Wie bas 8etter am Simmelfabrts@
tag, 10 aud Der gauge 5erbit iein mag.
8enn es am Ybilippi@ uub Safobi>
tase regnet, 10 ioa elm fru6tbares
Sabr fol9en.
y
Wenn ct. Urban laft, 10 tbuu Die
Sralibsn peinen; ipetnt ct. Urban,
10 9iebt's Der Srauben nur 9and
fleinen.
Gin 8ienenihiparm I'M Wat III
tpertb elm Suoer Seu; aber Elm
S6narm I'M Suli. Der lobuet fdum
Der 0tih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
SaS Iruten.S Seal.

Weroen Sic bent abenb ms Gpms
pboaies Concert pom Ybilbarmoniiben
Concert seben, Serr Siimpf.l?
Tein. id beiude NIT meiner Sra,l
srnnpidslih nnr 9oppels gprcerte. bas
nit ieber bon ms fem siaues batl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Sir &iibnsrfrcrnor.

Eetntgun9 unb Sestns
ecttonbe @ebdrme.- To
biz sSru6nren topper i~ulpbate" in
I 8aaone Srintnaiier. ODER lion
.inlptate" i'm ielben gerbaftnib in 1
@aaone @aier; 1a bis / Gran
rialol" bis , mai tdglih; &apbttol
Y biz 8ran einmal tdslidl nad) Dem
Silttern; ~8eIcrcin" Il bis q 8ran
einmal tdstih. nod Dem Siittern;
.bhpoIulpbite OF Iooa@. 4 bis 10 @ran
t1slib in 1 g6loffel boil 9aiicr.
-%-%-t-
User ben Alder pfleet, BEN pflcst
Der IGcr.
Irm lit nidt, mer penig bat,
lonoern iper bel bebarf.
- arbeit bat cine bitterc .@ur6el,
aber cine ilbe SruAt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
an Der Winteripnnenwcnbe.

Commits lam 81. 9e5ember 5i ieis
ner Yriu5ipal) /: Ni6t ipabr. bon beute
ab befomme i6 bod mebr 9epalt. tpie
brei Rarf pro Sag?
3rin5ipal: Bieio. tpesbalb benin
9eraoe bon heite ab?
Gommis: So, Die Gage iperben bod
ieet imner LANCER!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05

WifslIdte gertbeibisnns.

Witeliifte Yertbeibisnns.
Der Tentier Snnftbctm balte ih
fir eiuen rieliaen giel.
grlaube mai, auf ben laiie ib nidts
fommen, Der bat mir neulib fiinf5ig
Warf eelieben.
9ta, ba iicbit On bod. oaB ih redt
babe.
a y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
~ "
Srifher 3Mmur.

Gin Srlanoer ltane % Der Sims
melspforte nnb bat nm ginlaE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Mpnplua eines @rlana.psilten.

Sos is hpnbrl Gs lit ia i1Dn, lpenn
mans Id)on bat; aber lpenu mau's 10
Idon bat. bab's gar nimmer i66n IS,
bab mer's i4on bat. - ons IS q net
i6oni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05

liz eiuen rielieen giel.
grlaube mai, auf Den laiie ib nidts
'ommen, Der Fat mir neulid1 fiinfSia
Warf eelieben.
ga, ba iiebit On bod. bab i6 redi
]abe.
Die pesebn l5itise slp6rod. arbeiter
nnn 25lc.
8e5e6n loItige 8robers
8nn Sole abn Dem Sting,
Im Gpbro6. en- Der SranfgaH
80 fiinnt ebr ie iib 6eiinn.
Sie @aeenif Slabs als ehte.
Sinse Sriinb, Der Sbatenbdr.
Ser allerihonite Singing.
Sat NOR bd 2ipse Sdbl.
Sis fiitt bd Ser als bette,
Singerbrenn Die &abneis.
Sic &a6au I'M Der ifdble &obes
limb Der bonnie Web berbei.
Sic @ib I'm Der eroBe &obes,
Ser bede 8eder Damn.
Ser aiaio I'm ihdblen Ioam.
Ils pe5ebnte Der Sise Scarf.
Sie dpper nit bereeiie,
Ser @ebt, bG bonnie Nianu,
"a stpan5is 2iter Snlel.
gn iefs Tag bor9e fann.
Sie be3ebn Icitige 8rSbers,
ct morgens EN- 8 DIR ihon.
alo Cine ieeen bate.
Comet giug be @rbeit got.
- I&bx
3eine 4reisermafisnns.
Seds Ionate baben sic mir aufs
.ebrimmt, tpeil i9 elm automsbil ses
baben ioal
Sopiel babe i6 auf ihnu Dor finn
gefriegt; iino Die Ginger oenr
INNER nod niht biliser ~9eporOen?
~ ~ ~
Der redtc Mann.
Seirdt6spermittler (oer elmer
peri1iebeue photographer
0ieier Serr lit bober Siinfs
,iser. belist a6er brei ihulbenfreie
in Der StaStl
Game: Sen nebm' i6. bin ndmlif
ebr fiir'S Sdnslihel
- - ~
8ariierter 2arl Der Jinfte.
Sirnmel. Define Srau 5nnft uni
nnb ~ltreitet audi immerpdbreno.
gbemann (leuf5enb) Sa. in meis
Tethe sebt Die Sonne ME auf.
Hlnppermdulhen.
2ebrer: Nomaben iinb Men1hen,
Die iebr oft ibren @obniis ipehIeln.
Renne mir iolde.
Shiler: 9ie 0ienltboten
- ~ -
3weiiel.
Mntter (SffiSiersirau. gu i6rem
8iibden) !; Nun idlaf rubiq
nein Sinh; Die gneeI balten an 9eis
nem Bette .Ra6el
9as 8iib6en Can benz @itterbeti
3erunterihaueno) aber no babeu
lie benn ibr S6ilDerbaus, Iama?
- ~ ~
ltriade snm sttcnbleiben.
Sein Gater lit nod INNER i'm
Birtbsbaus? 8as maht er benn
I'M Die 3eit nod bort?
Seppel: Seim traut er li1 netl
- - ~
1tnn6tbisc surse.
Game: -. sic baben sans re6t.
oerr 2eutnant. Die aomteiie befommt
I'm coloiialeS Sermoeeu - aber aui
Sins mobte ib Sic auimcrflam
nad)en; lie bat einen etipaS se6osencn
- 8. i1 nebn,e 10 leidt
ticbtS frumm!
~ ~ ~
0mt fir lid pldbiert.,
Ioriiesnber oes @eri9ts: Nlio,
a%nseflagter. Sic iperoen nncb Der
Strsnse bes @siebeS pcrure
:beilt. Saben Sic nod ettpas 81 be-
Gn9eflaater: Sa id poute MIR nod
bet BET mir nit Stren9e mic
pat ausSurihten seipeien Is, clio be-
sc mir lieber nit Site!
&c " u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Gntgegenfpmmenb.

Srou: Dit Oh benn idon riebsr
rnteripegs na1 Dem 8lallen 2olpen?
Sd elaub', 9u ren.if ben ear5cn Sag
an nifts dnber5 mebr!
Iann: On bait cigcnfIih Eedt, ih
bnb' Mrs ai,f ifon iiberleet, Oh i)
nid}t einmal in Den @olb'ne Stern
iol aeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
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&inoerntnnS

@robmutter: 8eibt Oh. mas aus
Den fleinen Sungen miro. Die immer
10 flrdbtbar picl flu1en unS ih;mpisn?
Sarlden: So. Die iperDen Sroids
~ientut1d.r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Spab mnb aud itin.
unbepaht.

Spa5ieradnaer {bor einem baber>
raienben Iutomobil auf Seite iprins
genb, tpiitbenb) 9tn. frenn sic mild
tobtgefabrcn bdtten. ba bdtten Sic
mai mas erleben iolleni
~ ~ -
gei Der Gefrnteneinfeanng.
Sereeant: 8os iino Sic ionit, gins
idbriger?
ginidbriser: Softor Der Tbilos
iopbiel
Sereeant: Sea. laiien sic Destuesen
BEN 1tlltb nid)t i%infenl
= bieic Sremo,u5rter.
Otnn iiebt BEN Spbn u~nieres giirs
germeiiters li9 tn9elang cinidlieBen;
tpas itubiert er benn eieentlih2
Gr ioIl bemiibe grfremeutc
MAIDEN.
Teht iGmeihelbaft.
Bertha: Nun. mic bat Dir mein
grdutignnr eefallen?
Srma: Ser fomn;t mir Dor tpie eil
unseihliffener Siamont. Der - imis
tiert lit!
Gin gntes WttteI.
Gr5t: 3ebmen Sic bas 8uloer. bas
i1 Sbneu nerihrie6. in adt Sasen lit
Die Grfdltung bann nerihnunben.
@ntientin: Sic iprefen ia 10 better.
5err 9oftor?
Gr5t: So. i6 bin felt bier 8o9en
tart erfdltetl
y ~ ~
Sn 8ebanfen.
Sebamme: 5err Hatb, es iinb
9riIlin9e ~ansefommen.
Na, balb 10 piel mare audi senlig
9etreIen.
- - -
Sn ber @erlesenbeit.
8ilberer (ber iiG ploblid benz
Soriter eeeeniiber iiebt): aA, ents
Ihuloisen sic. lit bier in Ser Idbe
nibt cine - Shiebbube?
- y
Nift aus bent &unsept SIT brinsen.
8dufer: Gem Shimmel Tam man
ia Die &ippen sdblen.
Yferbebdnbler: limb sc tperoen
ieb'nnes feblt aud mid cine.
- ~ y
8lDE. q
SO ipnbr, Serr Hembolo, benin
S6ientpirtb brunt' bdtten's geltern an
umbraht2
9a lpoaB | niren - beim Hauien
bat BLOB ana Die .8eiinnina" per>
lorenl
~ - ~
Gas Ieibnahtsseihenf.
Sas fleine glsHen: Nlamd, id
tueiB, mas i6 Dir 81 @eibnadten
ldenfe?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Shniterlebrlings =gosbeit.

2ebrlins (ieine srunbbdblide 1leis
term betrabteno) Saeen Sic NAL.
Srau Reeitern. ipie oft limb Sic auf
SHonbeits : g%onfurren5 prdmiiert
tuoroen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
SnbipioneQe %Smitimmuna,

Sic nellen itaatliden 8auten Iinb
aues tpabre WonumentaIgebdloe.
Sapobl, Der Staat ifeint gu ipiis
len. mas er uns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tern iduIbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Omt fir lid plGbiert.

@oriiesnoer oes @eri9ts: Il1o,
Inseflagter. Sic iperoen nrcb Der
gan5en Strsnae bes @sfebeS pcrure
tbeilt. Saben Sic nod etipas 81 be-
mcrfer?
Gn9etlaater: Sa id ponte nlr nod
iasen, bet BET mir nit Strenge mic
NAT alsSuri6ten seipeien is. clio be-
Banoeln sc mir lisber, NIT Sitel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Gas @eibnahtsseihenf.

9as fleiue glsden: Miama. ib
fueiB, mas i6 Dir 81 @eibna9ten
idenfe?
SHUTTER: ga. fpas benn mein &inb?
glshen: ginen Soilettenipieeell
Wutter: Mber, mein @lshen, i1
babe ia einen iebr ihDnen.
gls6en: Sa. aber - ben babe i9
eben 5erbro6enl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05

SetruS aber fpolltc i'm nidJt einIafien.
ba er elm 81 srober Climber fei uno
bieB i'm f~orteebcn. Ser Srldnoer
entfernte iih cine tleine Strede unb
frdbte Damn BRET MaI tpie elm Sodbn.
Hetrus offnete sofort bas 9bor uno
rief: &omm berein. Hat. @ir molten
@crgansencs persaneen iein lniien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
> bieic sSremb,p5rter.

0tnn iiebt DEN Spbn u~nieres girs
germeiiters ii1 tn9elang einidlieBen;
tpas hubert err benn eieentlih2
Or ioll bemiihe Grfrementc
MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Y " "
nnter 0anncrn.

2iibe: @enid, Oh iiebit aus. ipie :
tpie'n Salenoer i'm 9esemberl.
Gee: Bieio?
Sube: 60 ~abgertHen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Geht ~iGmeihclbaft.

Bertha: Nun. mic bat Dir ntein
9rdutiennt eefallen?
Srma: Ser fomn,t mir por pie eil
unseihliffener 9iamont. Der - imis
tiert lit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
8eine Ereisermaaismns.

Seds Ionate baben sic mir aufe
sebrummt. ipeil ib Elm automsbil 'se@
ltoblen baben ioul
Sopiel babe i1 audi idnu o flint
Sabren sefriegt; lino Die Ginger benin
INNER nod niht biuiser 9eporDen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
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Srnffebler

as Die 8uritfdliduns riedbar
(ru1bar) tpurbe. mar bereits Die Slns
5eise eritattet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Der rehtc Mann.

Seirdt6snermittler (ber elmer
Game peri1iebeue photographer
5eist) 0ieier 5err lit bober Siinfs
5iser, beiiet aber brei id%liloenfreie
Sduier in Der Staotl
Dame: Sen nebm' ib. bin ndmlif
1ebr fiir'S Sduslif)el
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
Gnte photographer

tounen ntr bon Grpertet bsrgeitslt pereei.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-31
MUTINY ON THE MANTEO
Prompt Action of Captain Mclaughlin
Prevented Serious Trouble on New
Orleans and Tampa Line
Steamer
(Tampa Tribune, 30th.)

HOrsemen who arrived from New
Orleans aboard the steamer ManteO
yesterday afternoon state. that, in adj
ditiOn to experiencing decidedly rough
weather between New Orleans and
Mobile. and Mobile and Pensacola, mu-
tiny Of a majority of the crew, con-
sisting mostly of foreigners, with prob
able death or injury to many, was
narrowly averted. AS it was, Captain
Mclaughlin. commander of the ves-
sci, only saved himself from a muir
derous attack by a Spaniard by quick
action.
when the MateO arrived at Pensa-
COLA said one of the hOrsemen, 1.-The
crew. under the leadership of the
Spaniard, became very sullen and re-
fused to work, taking advantage of
the fact that we were DESTROYS Of get
ting our horses to Tampa as quickly as
possible. AS a result, the horsemen
and other passengers assisted in un-
loading the part of the cargo billed for
that port.
After leaving Pensacola the Span
lara, whose name 90 not Know, SIP
ped into Captain McLaughlin's state
room and demanded that he be paid at
once. At the same time he drew an
ugly bowie knife from his clothing and
made for the officer. Captain Nc
Laughlin. however, secured a heavy
pitcher, which he threw at the man.
and the cowardly would-be assassin
fled below to other members of the
crew. Captain Mclaughlin secured a
pistol and went below. He intended
having the Spaniard and other muffin
Gus members of the crew placed in
irons, and had they not been Of a
cowardly nature there would undoubt-
erly have been a tragedy.
1.-THE officer, I believe. would have
shot the ringleader but for the pres
ence of frightened ladies. on account
of which he had him paid in full and
placed aboard a lighter near Carabelle.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-31
JOHNDEE, JR,
REv|sEs JESUS
Says His Command to Give to the
Poor Was Not Intended to be
Literally Taken

New York, Jan. 31.-Financial prob
lens connected with the loaning Of
small sums Of money to friends have
recently occupied the mind Of young
John ID. Rockefeller, Jr. AS result
he has compiled some financial dont's
for the guidance of the members of
his Sunday school class. Among them
are the following:
Don't lend money to anybody with
out taking q note and charging in
terest. If a man asks for a temporary
loan of s. or $40. promising to repay
it in a few days and never intending
to do so. it is your religious duty to
refuse him. Don't lend money to
friends, or yOu'll lose them. Don't
take Christ's command to give to the
poor literally. 1t was never SO intend
ed. Give the sympathy and advice,
but keep your money in your pocket,
unless you get note in return and
are certain of receiving both principal
and interest"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-31
ALDRICH THINKS HE HAS
PROVIDED FOR EMERGENCIES
His Five Hundred Million Dollar Bill
Reported to the Senate

Washington, Jan. 31.-The Aldrich
financial bill. as agreed upon by the
senate finance committee, was reported
10 the senate yesterday. The follow
ing are the salient features:
1t provides for the issue Of five hum
dred millions of emergency circula-
ton, the authority TO issue notes to be
given to national banks. The notes are
to be distributed among the banks of
the various states equally. AS security
for the issue, the banks may deposit
with the treasury of the United States
any Of the following classes of bonds:
Bonds or other interest bearing obli
cations of any state, city, town or
county Or other legally constituted
municipality or district in the United
States which has been in existence 10
years and which has not defaulted in
the payment of principal or interest,
and whose net funded Indebtedness is
not more than 10 per cent Of the val
uatiOn Of its taxable property. First
mortgage bonds of any railroad which
reports regularly to the Interstate
Commerce Commission statements of
its condition and earnings and which
has paid not less than four per cent on
its etire capital stock forr OF less than
five years.
The emergency circulation is to be
taxed one-half per cent per month
and each bank is to make monthly re-
ports of the amount Of such circula-
ton outstanding.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-31

jerome Changed his Tactics-ReviIed
White, but RidieuIed insanity Pies &
and Demanded Life Of Thaw 81

New York, JAN 31-A blunt denanas
for the life Of Harry X. Thaw was thas
climax Of the wonderful summing-up.
speech by District Attorney Jerome
yesterday. Executing an obvious flank
movement, Jerome switched from the.
stand he took in his first speech ana
the former trial. when he sought ~.
defend the name OF Stanford White,
and declared yesterday that he believ-S
ed the victim guilty Of all the evil and
despicable crimes with which he was.
charged. He even admitted that he
believed that White had wrOnge0
Evelyn Nesbit in manner that No.
man could be expected to forgive. Then
Jerome wheeled dramatically and de-
nounced Thaw as a "cOwardly MUIR
derer, who had slain. not to revenge
a wronged wife. but to satisfy a deep
seated hatred and an undying grudse
against the man who had branded him
as a degenerate and a dope fiend"
Jerome ridicuIed the insanity plea OF
the defense.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-31
SUFFRAGETTES
BESIEGE CABINET OFFICERS

London, Jan. 31.-Big bands of Suf-
fragettes swOOped down at daylight on
the homes Of the five cabinet ministers
and tried to batter their way into the
houses awakened the still Slumbering
household and held noisy meeting in
the street in front of each.
The audiences were finally scattered,
after fierce scuffles with the police
and many arrests were made.
Secretary of State for War Haidens,
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
Sir Edward Grey. Chancellor of the
Exchequer Asquith. President, Of the
Local Government Board Burns and
First Commissioner OF Works Har-
court were the officials they favored.