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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-31

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mir lperotn frei>reli9iDs, ba toitetS
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nabme Scr beioen Sanblunasrsileuocn,
Die frpb maren, ais CO bieBI nStas
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-31
Ter Yel3 Der Wrutca.

Ser bette Sd)le Qegen Die nngriffse
lilrise adltc lit Ycl5tleioung; iuoaene
llntertleioung, ole bel ninbltiaem.
ialttm Wctter dllsgc6ei6nete 9ieniic
ll'irt. l1lieRt lue9rn ibrer Yprolitdt,
Die ionit einen ~5auptbort6eil bar
itelt. Den 8inb ni6t geniIeeuo nus.
geer rcStaIb ciuen Yel5 beliet, holt
tbn leRt nllS Dem Shranfe. un0 lucr
Iid) feineE leiiten fam, Den, empiie6lt
elm Sonbcner Ir5t Yapier, beianntlid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-31

ben, fpenn Snfel Gam Seiitarb
braldte, bon Den 3eiten Der Sepolu>
ton bis nrf ben beutiaen Gag.
Scsbnlb boffe i'd, bub Nicmnnb bon
cSbncn, meme 3reunbe, Den 9euti6s
Nm~erifaneru uub ibrer Yreiie ben
linen acbiibrenbeu Slnb in Der &C.
l6idhtc perpcigern ipirp, unb paB Sic
babel mit6elfeu merocn, Die gouoe Der
SreunDihuft 5ipiihen. Imerifn unD
0eutIGlanb, ben 5ruei fortifrittlic5ltcu
Iotioncn in beibcu Semiipbdrcn. 81
ieitineu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-31
in iehr i6Ie6ter @drmeleiter.

ctn iebr iGlehter @drmeleiter, dls
@rlaB. Ser 8ebrauh bon &apier,
Iagf CT, it inter armen 2clttcn LANCE
nidt IL tefannt, pie er perbiente.
9iui9e Sa9eu 3eituneen er9eben. anz
einnnoer 9endbt, cine trefilibe 9ett@
pedc UNI mebrfad 5uInmn,engeidltes
res Yapttr, inter Der 8elte Inn Den
&Drper gei6ld9en, 9cipdbrt einen gu
ten Sobub geeen Den 8inb, @er nil
bn nod Die Niieliffcit Der 3eitnngen
beitreitcn.
-
Hiht pun Sebentung.
Nber CHI, Sein Srdutigam itol.
teri ial
9ns mnd]t bod ni6isl IlS meln
@tanu miro CT obnehin ni1t biet on
IGgeu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-31

Sharfc. anBcrorpentlihc Sdlte
ncruria6t atllte Mcuralsie; ct. SafobS
Del trdfti9t Die Nerben nnb bciicot
ladl einigen Inlpcubunseu Die
G9merSen. VI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-31
Dir D1ue.
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Safer q. 90. SSsih, =. 81


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@p nidt 9uit md Seit md @Sehicl, wc III
Scrsperfs tieitem Sdbadt;
gSp has 2idt fGr itets crlsidcn, fp has JcMcr
nidt c%rltidt.
sp Der orlcbc ausgcidlufcu, 100 nnr fsft bes
Sprncs gtiht.
~ y y -
Sunpf mn bitter, 0iftbanf %brHtenb, w6lbt lid eng
Der S1ae @ruft,
Genn bic Sobten, bic bier mpSeru. finn iih iclber
Sidbt inb 9nft.
Min icndtet iabien @ianscs, ~cinssicnft in Shlamm
nno Sunpi,
Mipoer ~iausenb, Mpher ~seuacnh, stad,ts Der ianlc
Groenituntpf.
r. u ~ ~ y
TSilbcs 9SGl,en, Ssibler, 5pbcn falt bes Gauines
lettcu 9palt,
9sic ,uenn Singer lid uerIdlnnsen in ein anauel
n~nseitnlt;
glc ifpRen, rciRel, rpaeu, cpis rnblus, toll ppr
Gnal.
2enn fe Nac uulea selten, ale snaen ubne
Satl.
sGe reikeu, itpkci, sroaeu, etuis %irieblos, ME.
rtGlS iIii; r
Seines Wacnideuuprtes fabis, siiden ie ppr Grimm
MIR ihria.
gaaTeriidjtis au!setrieben upn benz eiteln Srnns
mad Cdr,
Simmer ,uie Elm Shlanf geidwplen, imfter ~slatenb,
imner leer.
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Sanh ber Sehe. Gam Der gSirrial, ts ib ySa" NIT
yGein" pertrdst,
30 ber @rbkte lit Der 9eerne. TOO has stidbts bas
Sein erihlGgt:
Iic erfldrt BIT mir has Hatbiel, has seGbtet bprt,
mas redtt,
Saf bic S%bnnbtbat unrb sur @rpftbat nnh Die 9ise
bDbites 9irht? -.
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esas ie batten. mas tic iuaren. lire srait mar Gstt,
itr Si1t;
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8ptt Gersidt,
ltnb nit @ptt entuid has acber, mid, mas sbel,
snt NTH rein.
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0ntcn blok;
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lid pcrjagt,
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Gfel plast.
~ ~ - ~ $
Srenth benz aeben epis lebs,. emis iterbem
pbne Sub,
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Sak tuie Giieu rotb,
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DIT iuphl ~pergebn?
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lid itebin!
Scnsnc, fdinpfe, aber piHe, bah Du barum
efpig bih,
gSeil, nuns bu befdntsfit, has Cute, neil bic gsabr.
belt epis lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-31
Whtnna, Tarmer!

pabt 3br Saiey, pen. 9artoiiela. eeiseu. 9ur,.
apaaen, @erite. Gier, SHUTTER ooer iberanupt
TO- oann idhreibt erit on 5pi. ). Nagle. Subuane,
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n. X, 0err Aagle tautt u1o perlaHil uull
Stabt. unp Garmeigentbglh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-31

Spl9elpe Seffrdge mr. pbtgeft ,olpef
pliroen bis 6lim beutiscn Gage an Den
llnter3eihneten nbeelicfert:
am =. MtGrS berid,tet 4. . .$2,9S3.25
5crr u. e.. aippeis, ct.
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ct. Soiepb's @crcin, Yeps
ria. 81. ......... 1925
ct. Soiepb's@ @crcin. @ais
IiQpn, 8. 500
ct. Solcpb's> nntcritiis
sllgo : %erein, Gontb
@etblebem, Sa. 500
ct. Sbomas : @cmeinbe,
ourd bcd5lp. &. Iiiacr,
ct. Sbomos. Mp. 49,. 1000
ct. Soiepb @sdnncrperciu.
ounpbrcn, Ncbr. 1000
ct. RhiIipp Siilglinsss
Werein (ieuipr), @ater<
tolpn, @is. 500
ct. Gbilipp Sinslinss>
Serein Gunior), @atcrs
toipn. isis. 100
ct. @cnnelinus Inter
itilsun9s : Terein. Su>
ltprio, Ohio 1000
ct. @sor9s llnteritiisuness
&crein. Sprin9fielb. 8. 500
ct. Sran5isfus Mdnncr@
perein, 8nuipatpio. @is. 500
ct. Soiepbs @crein. &anias
Gin. @2o. ..... 5000
ct. Geter's &ranfeuzllnter@
>&erein, 8enper
Sam. 8is. 1900
ct. Marien Sfuf @erein,
ct. 2oltis, Mo. $500
ct. 2llbpi9 : 3peis go. As,
@. 6. H., ct. 2pnis, @lo. 5000
@brip. llrlulinen : S6ipez
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ct. Soicpb's aranfenz
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ct. Soiepb's : Bemeinpe,
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aranfen : llnteritiisunsss
@erein, Sibfoib, Wis. >. 24.00
let. @eprg's lluteritieunss>
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S%oennies. Netp @aben,
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let. Martinus e,emeince,
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. ct. Midaers @erein,
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LET. Soiepb'g 1lnteritiis
sunes : gerein, Stias
rater, Wainn. 49,. 1000
ct. Sran5isflis 1aperillss
@erein, Cinnamon. &c. 8. 1000
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Gencbiepc, @to. 80. 200
'lSt. 9oniia5nts : 3peig,
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Of Soma. Goiene. Soma. 1900
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GRarid Silf llnteritiiBungs>
@erein, ct. @incent. arf. 500
let. Intonius llntcritii>
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QouiS, Wo. ..... 10000
ct. Sran5isfus : @erein,
8aupeton, 9ubuauc Go,
ct. 9lpbonius : 'Sicbess
bunb, Chicago, ST.. -. 1000
ct. Ilobiius Sltnaer Wdn'
ner : @crein, allentctpn,
9enniplpauia -. 300
st. &. &ranten : Inter-
itieungs : Iercin, ct.
3ouis, Wfo. ... 1000
ct. Soiepb'5 aranfenS
rntcrItiibunas : @erem,
Inribiielb. Iis. -. 1880
Scrr Srnnf grunf, Gmaba,
Nebrasfa $780,. o.oo
Sp6ip. Sobn Srcmer,
Sberlin, Sans. . 2.oo
Sodm. $. grotbasen,
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Let. Intpnius : Sereln.
8atfins, Winn. . -. 1000
.ISt. Sobannes llnter'tis
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ms : @emeinoe), Gbis
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9er5 Seiu @drmeroerein.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-31
MiKSuri= Tarmeu.

sPan ldreibe nm Staatstarte. SamphIet:. uub
Wettsrbericht: iret o%erianot. Salsi J. 1aeet,
Gbinicutae. NO.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29
IN The HOUSE

Washington, May 2S.-While the
senate was wrestling with the curren.
cy question today the house went
merri1y on and the following measures
were passed: To establish two or
more fish cultural stations on Puget
sound, Washington; amending laws of
transportation between Hawaii and
the United States by removing the
penalty for carrying passengers from
Hawaii to this country; providing for
entry of lands in forest reserves; au-
thorizing the Baltimore and Washing
ton Transit Co. OF Maryland to enter
the District of Columbia; incorporat-
ing the Brotherhood of st. Andrew,
and incorporating congressional clubs
which are composed of wives and
daughters Of senators and members OF
congress. The work of the house is
practically concluded.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29
.POSTMASTERS Gan
use BANK DRAFTS
AFTER JULY 1 IN RENTING SUR.
PLUS POSTAL FUNDS-NEW OR.
DER DOES NOT INCLUDE MON.
I EY ORDER DEPoslTs-PRlvATE
CHECKS NO GOOD.

Fargo Forum: A representative of
the Forum was in to see the Fargo
postmaster and found him busy an
swering letters from postmasters over
the state concerning the new order for
deposit OF postal funds going into ef.
feet July 1, when all postoffces in the
state will send their surplus postal
earnings to the Fargo Office to enable
it to meet the payments to rural car.
riers and to transmit the balance to
the subtreasury at Chicago.
He remarked that he wished an item
made to correct some wrong impress.
sions. Some postmasters seem to be
lieve the order goes into effect at
once instead Of July L. Others think
it refers to money order deposits as
well as postal, which is not the case
Money order deposits are to be made
the same as heretofore, unless post.
master receives special instructions
otherwise. Several large deposits have
already been sent back.
The postmaster also remarked that
there was one feature which Wbult
be satisfactory to Uncle Sans serv
ants over the state, and that was tina
all postal funds could be RENTED tx
the Fargo office after July by a draf
drawn Inv ono national hank 11nnr, an
other national bank. If the draft i,
drawn on a Fargo bank, the receip
for the deposit can be issued at once
If drawn on any eastern bank, TIL
same can be accepted for collection
and as soon as the receipts are place
in the bank here the formal receip
will be issued. The department doe
not allow state bank drafts or privat
checks to be used for RENTING posts
i funds.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29
MUNICIPAL PLANT UP
TO MINOT !. CITIZENS !, n | !. IS
COUNCIL ORDERS SPECIAL ELEc
TON ON BOND QUESTION
FOR JUNE 10.

Minot, N. D., May 28. The Minot
city council ordered special election
to be held June 10 for the purpose
of voting on the issuance of bonds to
the amount of $4,000 for the erecting
OF a municipal waterworks plant. The
matter has been thrashed out in coun
Gil meetings for the last Ave years
without any decision having beer
reached. With this issue the city will
have about $4,000 on hand for water
works. A new site will have to be
purchased for the plant, as the one
now owned by the city is below thu
sewer pipes. The vote for the specia
election passed with but two dissent
ing votes. H. H. Loiken of J, Crane
Forks and Mr.. Wheeler of Beloit, Wis.
were present and talked for, some
time on the waterworks proposition.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29
KNOCKS JOHN D.
Chicago U. Professor Says
Free Speech Is For
hidden There

Chicago, May 2s.-The faculty of
Chicago university is stirred by an ut
terance by Prof. George e. Vincent,
who declared that 'icapitalistic coer-
cion'' and an iron hand restrain him
from expressing his true views
Prof Vincent's remarks were made
before the Mems club of the First
Methodist church of Evanston in a
lecture on Orthodoxy and Heresy."
Il am a conservative, he declared
Connected as am with a capitalistic
institution, coerced by it and subor
dinated to it, of course I am con
servatice. If were not kept in re
straint by an iron hand which stiles
all spirit Of independence I might tel
you how ! stand on some Of these
questions
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29
four EXAMINATIONS
HELD TO SECURE ELIGlBLEs FOR
POSITIONS IN THE UNITED
STATES CIVIL SERVICE.

The United States civil service
commission announces the four fol-
lowing civil cervice examinations to
be held on the dates given.
July l. to secure eligibles from
which to make certification to fill a
vacancy in the position of technical
assistant, division of pharmacology,
hygienic laboratory, public health
and marine hospital service, at $3.50
per month. and vacancies requiring
similar qualifications as they may
occur in any branch of the service.
July l., to secure elibibles from
which to make certification to fill a
vacancy in the position Of second
assistant chemist Thoroughly famil-
lar with chemistry, water bacterio-
logy and water microscopy, engin-
eer departement at large, for duty
at the Washington, D. c., filtration
plant, at $1,000 per annum, and va
cancies requiring similar qualifica-
lions as they may occur.
" July 4. to secure eligibles from
which to make certification to fill
a vacancy in the position of assistant
coi4er, mint and assay service. New
Orleans, La, at $1,000 per annum,
and vacancies requiring similar quail
ifications as they may occur in that
service throughout the United
States.
July %, 90, "a. to secure eligibles
from which to make certificatfon to
| fill one or more vacancies in the pc.
sition of electrical engineers and me
chanical craftsman, at an entrance
salary Of from 800 to 5000 pei
month, in the reclamation service
and vacancies requiring similar quail
ifications as they may occur.
i Elligibles from this examination
may be appointed as electrical en-
4 gineers or assistants for the design
installation or operation Of hydro
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29
CONGRESSIONAL
in The SENATE

Washington, May 28-As result
Of conference on the currency bill in
the senate today, it showed plainly
that there would be little or no OBJ
structive tactics against its passage.
Senator Aldrich briefly explained the
measure and a little political by-play
was added by Senators Culberson of
Texas and Bacon of Georgia, who
tainted members of the majority with
a disinclination to pass any Injunction
and campaign contribution bills be-
fore adjournment, which called forth
claims of interest in both measures by
senators on both sides, but gave no
promise of action at this session.
Senators Teller of Colorado, Owens
of Oklahoma and Newlands of Nevada
all spoke in opposition to the currency
bill, and, no other senators desiring to
speak today, the latter part of the ses.
sion was devoted to considering
amendments to bills on the calendar.
Mr.. Aldrich expressed his belief that
the currency bill would be disposed OF
tomorrow.
House bills were passed by the sen
ate today requiring interstate rail
roads to equip locomotives with ash
pans that will not require employees to
go under locomotives to dump and
clean them, and to promote the safe
transportatio of explosives.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29
USED BlLLIANDI
CUE AS WEAPON
MOhdn Man Arrested on As.
sault Charge in Ma
gic City

Minot, N. D., May 2S.-Alleging
that the side Of his head was peeled
from q blow with a billiard cue,
Gullick Johnson has signed a COM
plant against Hugo Benz, proprietor
of a pool hall at Mohall, and the
case will come up tomorrow.
, Johnsn alleges that Benz struck
him over the head with cue and
that he suffered great injury as the
result. ls
He charges Benz with having made
an assault with a dangerous weapon
States Attorney MCGEE will repres.
emit the state. NE 10
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29
AGED PERJURER
Sent to Prison in Famous
English Conspiracy
Case

. K l. = . 4 z 3
London, May 28.-Mrs. Margaret
Hamilton, who was one Of the prin-
cipal witnesses to the alleged iden-
tfty of the Duke of Portland with T..
G. bruce, was today sentenced to
eighteen months penal servitude for
perjury, her appeal having been dis
allowed.
Mrs. Margaret Hamilton, who is
70 years old, was arrested March
last, charged with wiTfuf perjury and
conspiracy in connection with the
Druce case. She was found guilty
at Old Bailey, April 9, but sentence
was postponed pending an appeal on
points of law.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29

fencing, song and dance act. Their
act was imported only two years ago,
and is direct from the eastern cir.
cult, but now playing the Sullivan.
Considine circuit, and is certainly a
headIiner. The dog show. however.
for the balance Of this week is a big
card, and the matinee for Saturday
afternoon is a splendid opportunity
for the youngsters who haven't had
the chance through the week to see
the show that will be OF interest tc
them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29

program for the last end of this week
is exceptionally fine, and the two Illus
trated songs are especially fine.
Manager Maloy, who has just recently
assumed the management of the Bi-
jou. proposes to maintain the reputa-
tion OF that house as popular place
OF entertainment, and is arranging to
secure only the best in the way of
vaudeville features. He has secured
an extraordinarily good specially act
for next week in the famous OAR.
VILE sisters, who star in comedy
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29
MANY MISSOURI
TOWNS FLOODED

st. Joseph, Mo-, May 20. Reports
from Maryville. Oregon, Tarkio and
other northwest Missouri towns are
to the effect that thousands Of low
lands have been flooded. Most Of
this land has been planted to corn
and the damage is heavy.
The Missouri river is rising here
and the government docks near Eli
wood under construction are threat
ened. In South st. Joseph a hun.
dred houses are flooded.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29
PERSIANS GET GAY
Mob Attacks and Injuries Russian
Financial Agent at Teheran.

/ st. Petersburg, May %. Dispatches
from Teheran received at the foreign
office tonight state that an armed at
tack was made by three men on thi
official residence in that city of the
Russian financial agent, Ostrogradam
XII, this morning, and the Russian OF
fetal was dangerously injured. Mos
stringent representations are being
made by Russia to Persia for salts
faction Of the outrage. The affair ha.
dissipated the official optimism with
regard to the Persian situation.
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CHOLERA
Gains Serious fOOth0ld in
Philippines, Where Five in
One Family Die

Manila, May 2s.- Cholera has ap.
parently taken a serious foothold in
the province of Pangasinan. Four
cities, including Dagupan, are infected
and the bureau of health is sending
additional inspectors, planning to
stamp out the disease.
The entire family of the lightkeeper
at Dagupan was infected and five OF
its members died. Their condition
was discovered through the inability
to extinguish the light in the day.
time. Cholera also is rife in the prov
ince of Capiz.
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AT THE BIJoU

There was a change of program at
the Bijou last night, which will be
continued for the balance OF the week.
Prof. Laughln's trained dogs have
proved a big drawing card this week
and have been pulling a big house
every night. This specially act has
been especially captivating to the lit.
tie folks, and to that end a matinee
to be given Saturday afternoon Is sure
TO prove big winner. The picture
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IOWA HAS A STORM

Burlington, Iowa, May PA severe
wkind and rain storm struck fsouth
eastern Iowa this afternoon. Reports
Of much damage are coming in. No
reports of fatalities have been re-
ceiyad.
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Games Today.
Indianapolis at Louisville.
Toledo at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
st. Paul at Kansas City.
REFERENDUM DEFEATS
RAILROAD FRAN,

Sioux City, Iowa, May pat q spe-
cial election here today an ordinance
granting franchise for rs years to
the Sioux City Traction company was
defeated by majority Of "a in a total
vote Of 5000. or less than half the
registration. 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29

electric and steam power plants in
the west, or as mechanical drafts
men for Office work and drafting in
connection with preparation Of
plans.
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Games Today.

Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
New York at Brook lyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-29

Batteries Sale, Raymond, Hostel.
ter and Ludwig; Fraser and Killing.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Games Today.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-21
LOWELL AND THE ITCH.
"Mlssourian" Discusses Political Sem
timent In Humorous Vein.

Pendleton, Ore, April 81, 19OS.-
editor East Oregonian.) was
somewhat amused at Judge Lowell's
remarks in the Tribune this morning
in regard to statement No. 1. He
said 1t was a disease something like
the itch-a little annoying at first,
but we would soon get over It.
Now 1t is quite evident in my mind
that the judge never had the itch. In
my state, where l was born and
fetched up" we all had the itch,
and we seldom. If ever, got rid of it
In less than seven years, and l have
known families who would pass it
along from one generation to another
and If any one Of them should by
chance get rid of it, they were never
contented until they caught 1t again
You know it was such a comfort
to scratch, besides they said they felt
so lonesome without 1t. And 1 think
in five or six years from now you will
see these people who are fighting
statement No. 1. falling over one
another trying to catch 1t, for they
will be so awfully lonesome.
MISSOURI STATEMENT No. l.