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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08

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Sm Sran3isfaner< Gloiter tpltr@
ben am perfloiienen Sonnerstag Die
f~olgenben Sun9frauen in ben Srben
aufgenommen unb eineefleibet: SRI.
Inna Sden, 4rcabia. Sa., iest
S6ipeiter sc. 9orotbea; Sri. 8ilbel@
nina Se9t. SlatteoiIle. 8is., iest
S6tpeiter W. gtbelreDa; SRI. emma
S'@onnor, Yocabontas, So. iebt
s6ipeiter 90. genita; SRI. anaitaiia
9oatlep, Otter Greet, Sa., iest
Sfipeiter 90. abala; SRI. gliie
0Ia5ar. Srdperie gitb, 1id., iest
Sdpeiter M. Srieba; SRI. Gnna
Subtelee. Hemien. Sa., ieet Sftpeiter
W. Yetrone1d; SRI. Inna Srtebz
mann, 9olp groB, Sa.. ieet S6tpeiter
N. Slorentina.
am nerflofienen Sonnerstas
ipurben in Der 5er5 Seius8ir6e e6eIi6
9etraut: Sri. 8ertrube Wlihels, So6s
ter Der beitbefannten Sanlilie Srn.
unb Sral W. s. Widels. unb 6err
Eran5 8rebe. ebenfaas bon Dubuque.
Srauseugen paren Sri. 9benie 8rebe
nnb Sr. Sos. gnnle. 0nh elmer
fur5en tpeltliden Seier i'm Sauie Der
gltern Der 8raut an Der 8inbior
Ipenue. trat bas iunee Yaar cine
5of5eitsreiie mad Buffalo. %. g., an.
Sic merben nod ibrer Gidfebr iid in
go. 1892 Safion Strabe bdlsli6
nieberlailen. Ser Sohseit pobnten
auBer Den bieii9en @eripdnbten. 6err
unb Srau s. $. Seegur bon Chicago.
unb SRI. siberia 9emleben bon Ga
Groiie. @is.. bel. Sem iungen Yaare
Slid gum Snnbe!
- Terrins & 2retidmer. @runo,
eigentbumss nno 8eriideruugss Isen'
ten. QinenIn guiibinn.
Sn Der SI. 9~foienfranS : Stride
5u 2a0eotte, Sa., purben am 25. Meai
SRI. @arguretbn @blineer bon 2as
Iotte unb 5err 9. S. SubteIete bon
Hemien, Sa.. bur6 ben bod)tp. 0ater
Sriebmann e6elih getraut- Sraue
3eusen fparen SRI. Suianna gblineer
nnb or. So6u Suotel9te. 9as Goar
tpirb ii6 auf Der Sdrm bes iungen
Wnnnes, in Der Ndbe bon HemIen,
bdrslih ni~eberlaifen. Semielben uns
iere @liidfpiinihel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08

Sciratbslisenien wurben bon
Dem bieiiacn County, Glerf ansse>
9eben an: SRI. emma Wlinb unb Sru.
6. 8ofen 8eibe bon Subuaue; an
Srn. SrnnS Spoerl tnnb SRI. Z. Once
bear, 8eibc bon Durango; an Sri.
@ar9aretba 6. grn5en bon Sanflton.
ga, unb Srn. Sobn g. Winter. lett
Sturgeon in Dubuque aniabig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08
&atholifMe 9einaSmd)cr!

! Sidbert Gucb elm Seim IN oem aanoe oer
J groben rotben Qepfel. Sage Sruib 9ano,
nit ausseseihueten @aNerredten fir bic
J Berieielung oesielben. 3uni 9reiie bon $50
J BON elmer fathpiiifen Stride nnb einem
} Giienbabn Stdothen. Die 9nrdhidbnittS'
! grbBe Der carmen lit 20 ader. 2asielbe gono
I nit alfalfa beidet. fciiet 500 bis $3.50. Nles
I lit auSgeieifneteS SbnIano. S9enu NIT
Z @interapfsln b%epnanst. toilet eS $3.50 bis
{ $1,000 per older. lie nad BEN Glitter Der 9dnrne.
I @euIgeno arbeit uno gutter Sohn. aeine
I Cyclones ooer Sli55aroS. 6erriid1es aitnta.
I Milbe 8inter. 2200 JuB iiber Dem Waeeress
! ipie9el. SIM Serseu oes berihmten 4nnette'
IbaieS. 80sert uidlt. oa oaS 9ano idbnel i'm
J 4reiie iteigt. Greuriipus s6ahrpreiie pia Der
} Union Hnetic. Sdbreibet at
FATHER GODSCHALx,
New Plymouth, Idaho.
I geim eGreiben erwabme sieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08
g,sxen,buresr c5asetts, pienstaa, ben 8. CUNT 1909.

ms berriftt Spbtenitille, Die 9tube bes
@rabes, ndbrenb IN Stalicn bod nod
nenigitens Sn~terciic am Gbriz
l%tentbnme beitebt. 6pffen mir, baB,
trob bce bitteren Tapits unb &ird)cns
baiieS in Stalien, bod Die llmfebr
niht ausgeihlolicn lit ulib Die Sta
liener irieocr ctninal irerben, mas tie
Iein louten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08
9tt %berfQujen!

@ute 'eritiaifide 6arm.Sppot5eten. iueitbe
6 YroSent auf Sotuas nuo Observation-Disclosures
BON $4,000 bis 81. 10000 einbringei.
aud tonnt Chr cine quite Settion bon ebenen
g9eiBenIano nit ihWarbem Sooen flr $1,000 pee
9lder baben. 9oruee 4 @ufd, Dubuque, Solpa.
1923 Wain StraBe. Doth Phones.)
Seim edreibsu er,pabue man set. sisieS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08
SIM 7itrittaeridlt oeS Staates Soma
in nno iir Carroll Guuutp.
Sn Sathen bes @nthiaNes beS
oeritorbeuen Seinrid, Sd)ulte.
Noti3 far Grermtor's=Terfanf.


Strait elmer gerorbnura oes 9iitritts eeridtes
bon Soma in unb ilr Carroll Gountp. iuiro Der
urterseidlnete @reeutor oeS RdtlaneS oes oers
torbensn Seinrih Sdbplte, 5uIebt IN Carroll
9uuntp. Soma. oniditg, besinneno nm 2 Hbr
MadmtttagS am 23lten 5dge oes UtonatS Stunt
A.. ID. 1909, in Wount 9arnieL IN Garron 0ountn.
Spipa, has nadbenannte Brinbeigenthilm du1
Dfentlid1er Sertei9erung oertanten
TaS noroueflidbe giertel oes iloiuetlid1en
BiertsIs oeS iiboftlidbeu 8ierteIs. uno pie
bitlide pdiite oeS iloiueftiitpen ViertelS,
nleS IN Seftiou ebenuno3fuan5ig CD.
Tourihip finiunoadhtaig 85), 6ange fint'
uuobreibig 1857, ipeftlid bonn tlniten T.: W..
bon Iofpa. gelesen in anief, 2oputbtp. Gar.
1907 9tder.
llno bic metlide S6lite bes norb6itlidaen
Biertels unb Die nDrbliebe Sdlite oes norb :
DitIid9en Yiertels beS norbDitIid)en Bierteis
unb oaS bItIid9e &iertel Der otlideu Sdlite oeS
uprbmeitlidben 8tertels, nqeS in Seftipu
pierunobretsig (34), gonnibip fiiniunoad1ts
.5ig 1857, Manage flnfunbbreiBte t35). rpeniidi
bonn fiiniteu p. Nj. bon Soma, gelegen IN
9uieit 9omnihip. Carroll Gourtp. Coma. uni
beltebero aus einhunbertuuo3mon5i9 Q2O
older.
Sic Dbiseu adnbersien liesen cine meils iho.
lid oon Moint GqrmeI. Carroll Gountp. Soma,
nno peroen an ben Sotftbtstenee en- gu ben Ioigen.
ben 3ablnnssbeoingnnge o%ertauft; Die Sdlfte
baar, bas uebriee alf 3eit.
9ieieS 2anb 1T in einem oeutiben totboliiheu
Tutunjhip uno cine Meile ilolidl BON elmer bent.
idben fatboIiiben Stride unb Sdule gelegen.
2atirt 3u Carroll; Sopn. at oieiem tlntten
Gage oes Wonats Woi A. ID. 1909.
Z. ". &eSs,
grecutor oes RadhIafes oes ~uerftJr'
benen Seinrih Shnlte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08
Seim earsibsn crpabnc man q
YhtumQ!

SM tann Chr 8elb ani fihcre erite 5arm.
Sppotbeteu ausleibeu. 10 oas es idbrlih Z Boo
sent 3inien briugt.
". y. Vmootpeie, @iniiton. ". Tat.
Yeim Sdlreiben cr,pabne nan gen. oieieS Ylat..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08
Mftmna, GatboIifen!

gpeun Shr eud) mad einem Qeim in Der yfdhe
elmer tatloliidhen STRIDE uno SdlweiternsS dule
imiebt, no Der Sooeu reid uuo bic Greiie nteo.
rig limb, 10 tonnt Sbr oa5 0eiulnidte i'm @ralio
@puntp, SubsSatota iinosn.
Wir babeu bier Dor mebr ais 90 Sabren ee.
fpubut uno t6nnen Gufl 6ie5betref pole Gin.
3elnheiteu gebem. Heferen5: 6eu. g. s. BroueS.
nniere Glbreiie III: Wartens Bros. Milbans.
Slo.Datuta.
gcim sdretben ertpdbme man seH. bieieS glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08

1126,EeSmpinss Str. aeofuf, ga.
SD Elm i.st Is Sabre alt, lit faon lamse BON
RrSm2isn; n,siue gl.srn aaAsn Elm flsiu,s germSaeu
aus mir burd @erJte beieu gu Iaisn. es nuste aber
auts niGts. bis i'd gaitor ss5uis's g.srpsn.etdrf.
nabm. baum bate Id in ben srftsn 8 monaten nur NOD
bret auidns. felt 8 Monatsn gar feline ,isbr; id balte
es thr u,stne pEidt ole aeiSenbsn biss piTen su
Iadsu NIB bin ssrus b,reit glatsrss mitautbeiIsn;
GoniesfpDrte iar bic ipauoerbars mirfrns bss Tsrosn.
ctdri.r3 fam ID faum finbsH.
Sfabpre S%aubsrt.
~A>$ elm mtrtbpoies DUO fur glerpenfeibeubs
HGEGE nirS Seoeu1 Der es ~ptrlanat, Anaeionbt.
gru1e trbaItsu aud be Wle6isii tu1{ouf,
Sieie Vfeti3tn ipurbe ieit BEN Sabre 1876 bon benz
bot.p. .paitor Rouie. Scrt marut, Srb., ~Subsrettet
nno lett inter fsiner @nneiinns BON Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, ILL.,
Sci Mpetbefern az babem tar
eA.0O ste ytat@e. 6DIefhsn fas $5.0OS
erste Sl.s5, 9 tus $500.
Seim sdreibsm erwabme man peh. Sieiss gtaii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08
6esen GrebsjMaoeI.

an empieble HERMIT Stroup's berlbmte
oeutid]e BUILDER. 9ieiel6eu beileu ie5eu (1odb
mint aujgebrohenen) 3rebS ioipobl innerlid ais
duBerIid. 3as .anertnnnt ein8ig bette MitteL. nm
MasenfrebS erioi9reidh 5n betien. @esen Rahe.
rem. 8eugniiie u. l. ~. /, idbreibe man an:
0owaso q. gSoeoiua,
Seneca 2anidS.
Seim Sdreiben crlpdbnc man sef. bieieS Yiatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08
Gbicaao, oeu z. Suni.
Octreibc.

@btcaao, oeu z. SuHi.
Oetreibc.
Weaen-
Suli: 1881 1871.
Sept. F: l.l9H@l.20.
Goru-
Suli. 725s,373.
Sept. /: 69A @69Y.
Saier-
Suli: 53H454.
Sspt. 44A @4f4.
Slar-Ro Y. %, S1.67; go. /. @
90. S1.57H.
yicbmarft.
Shmeiue-
Sapere, 81. 3O@7.77.
S6were. rauhs. S7.3097.45.
gei1te. 81. l09$7 81
Gemii9ts. S7.20@775.
Bleb-
Rinopieb, SO 7O97.l5.
Ride uuo Nulosr. s3.40e5.40
eddie
Gimheimiide aammer 81. l0@7.T
Ginheimiihe SAaie S6.00@6.50.
28etlide gammsr. ~. 75@S.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08
Gerlamgt.

M6bd1en fur naaemeine SauSnrbeit ober
,piirbe audi snei Shpejtcrn aniteaen. @uter
aphn. &ieine SamiIte. Gdlreibet ooer telepbonirt
an mrs. 7. y. Yaisies, 1920 epenit Str. 9n.
buaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08

(Spe5ials 8eiieberidt fir bieie
3eitune.)
Aarrbama 8eobadJtmmsem
nnb Grnankrm amf rtner
Gmrnpa Reife.
Vpn eincm ~reiienben 8eieaen unb
eitem Gebaftemr.
-

(Sortiebung bon Der /. Seite.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03
SOUTH. DAKOTA. 4.
-. Wants 5 JUDGES
ONE OF THE MEASURES TO BE
PUSHED IN LEGISLATURE
AT PIERRE.
SESSION IN OUR SISTER STATE
PROMISES TO BE INTER-
ESTTNG ONE.

Pierre, S. D., Jan. 2.-Interest in
South Dakota now is centered large
ly in a session of the state legisla-
ture, which will convene in this city
on Tuesday of next week and con.
tinue in session for a period of sixty
days.
For some weeks an agitation has
been in progress for the legislature
to provide for two additional judges
on the state supreme bench, which
now is made up of three judges. The
work of the court has grown to such
an extent that it would appear nee
essary to increase the membership.
But a difference of opinion has aris-
en- as to the number of additional
judges for which the legislature
should provide.
The. Black Hills members, of the
legislature will ask for the material
strengthening of the state game laws
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03

applying to the killing of deer. They
will ask for the protection of deer
in the state, and in particular for q
provision prohibiting all persons from
killing does and fawns and limiting
tle killing to bucks having norns.
Nels Brake, a well known resident
of Spearfish, is making an active
! campaign for appointment under the
incoming state administration of
Governor Wesley to the position of
state oil inspector for the Black
Hills district. It is believed he will
have the united support of the Black
Hills members of the legislature and
other leading Republicans of that
part Of the state.
Prof. A. H. Wheaton, state food
and dairy commissioner, will present
to the legislature a new pure food
law, which the legislature will be
urged to adopt.
M. D. CLANCY of Clay county speak
er of the house during the session of
the legislature two years ago, has
a clear field for reelection. J. w.
Cone, of Sioux Falls, chief clerk of
the house two years ago, will without
doubt, be reelected to his old posi-
ton. His principal opponent for the
honor at the coming session is Geo.
H. Grace, of Lead, editor of the
Daily Call, of that city. The friends
of Mr.. Cone recognize that Mr.. Grace
has strong claims for some good
position during the coming session
of the legislature and while Mr.. Cone
has been generally conceded to be
certain of reelection to the position
of chief clerk, Mr.. Grace, it is ex-
tremely probable, will be we'll pro-
vided for and will be given some
other position of importance, which
will satisfy himself and the members
of the legislature from the Black
Hills portion Of the state, who are
quite largely backing his candidacy
for some good appointive position.
The coming session of the legis-
lature promises to be very busy
one. The reform cement of the Re-
publican party will be in control by
an overwhelming majority and the
dominant faction is pledged by it's
platform to enact SUCH additional
reform legislation as was not enact
ed into law at the session two years
ago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03
TRIED TO KILL
ATTORNEY GEN'L
WMld DE hssassin Shot Twice
at Prosecuting Officer In
Night Rider Trials, Bot
is@d lin

Union City, Tenn, Jan. 2.-An at
tempt to asassinate Attorney Gener'
al Caldwell. was made ut $50 O'Clock
tonight near his home here. He was
followed from the depot by a man
who SHOT at him twice rs he neared
his home.
Union City ia not well lighted and
as the man ran aftsf airing the shots,
the attorney general could not iden-
tify his assailant. A little behind
the attorney general was a newspa'
per correspondent who shot twice
at the would-be murderer but missed
him. The alarm was sounded and a
Gordon of soldiers and z posse of
citizens searched the neighborhood,
but without avail.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03

One hundred thousand dead! These
four words carried to us over cable
and wire from poor, calamity.strtck-
en- Italia, do not half tell the story.
AS stupendous and awful as are the
figures. they describe only the num-
Der of dead. They merely indicate
the earthquake in Italy has caused
loss of life beyond any calamity in
centuries. '-.->... = ~, =
They do not, however, describe the
terror of 100000 survivors. Only
those who have passed through an
earthquake can appreciate the. diff
ference between death and, life in
those hel1ish moments when the
earth trembles and convulses be-
ncath you in long series Of waves,
throws "ou square on your face on
the pavement, and you lay waiting
for the ground beneath you to open
and swallow you. An indiscrtbable
terror seizes your heart that defies
courage. Even the air and. the sky
are in harmony with the weird, I'M
natural, rocking earth motions. The
air is close and so deadly quiet as
to make everything you see, and
feel, and hear. and think Of. uncanny.
and supernatural. The clouds hang
low in. the sky. and there is dis
tinct rumbling that is awful in it's
suppressed thunder as to freeze your
blood. .-s.' ~...5' ~ H.
In such time only unnatural men
have courage. The strongest and
most unbelieving fall to their
knees in the street and beg for mer-
~. AS the survivor waits for the
earth to stop shaking, it writhes less
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03
In Awe Of the Omnipotent

violent and slower but the effect is
more uncanny than ever, and the
slow rumbling increases into a roar.
All this has the effect of taking from
the survivor his last iota of personal
confidence. The earth that at least
has always been dependable on is
moving. and 1t must be by the hand
of someone other than man.
If he speaks the truth, ninety.nine
out of one hundred persons that have
passed through severe earthquake
will tell you that during the period
the earth actually vibrated, he had
one conviction that stood over all
"a realization that his safety de-
pended wholly on the compassion of
the omnipotent. Most survivors de-
scribe their sensations briefly, by ad-
hitting, briefly, they believed the
end Of the world was at hand.
The ominous stiffness that follows
the cessation of the earth's vibra-
lions is scarcely less terrifying than
the surging up and down of the
ground, and it's accompanying heart.
sickening roar. And as terrifying
as were the experiences of Ameri.
cans in the San Francisco quake,
shared by the writer, how much more
60 must have been those of the poor,
Sicilians, when every
sign Is considered good or i'll omen.
and the dread of an unseen hand
Is the one that rules and terrines
The poor Italian from birth to death.
TAV.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03

1t naturally follows after the holiday selling that lin
chandse are reduced to broken lots, which we must
inventory and before the incoming Of the spring goods
chance in thousand to buy goods. There article
which is not included in this sale This what will make
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03
BURTON ! IS 5 |! /
Ohio Congressman. | Unan.
imously Chosen n Cau!cBs'I:
70 Succeed. Senator For
aker in the U. S. Senate

Columbus, Jan. 2.-The. name of.
Theodore Burton, of Cleveland. ~
the next senator from Ohio, was pre-
sented this afternoon at the senatorial
caucus by Senator Mathews Of Cleve-
land. a! .I.ss%.< III sss
"TAeodore J.. Burton has never
shirked in the trenches for his par.
ty and never in all his career has
there been a shadow of wrongdoing
in his career" said Senator Mathews.
Burton was nominated to succeed
Senator Foraker by acclamation. 81 q.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03

Tonight is the night you try to
blow the end out of horn to usher in
the New Year and tomorrow is the
day you go on the water wagon.
Blowing your horn is all right and so
is the sprinkling cart. Gee, I'd like
to tell you of some things that will
be on the carpet here next week, but
they wouldn't do thing to me il I
did. Take it from me, If you're 60
ing to make any resolutions tomor-
row, resolve to do all your trading at
this store for a full year-in our line,
l mean-and resolve to do all your
trading with home merchants for a
full year or longer, and If you don't
say next Christmas It was a good tip
and a more satisfactory scheme than
any you ever undertook will give
you all my holiday presents. 1t stands
to reason that you can do lot bet
ter by trading In this town and see
ing the stuff you buy, and especially
at this store, where everything is
guaranteed TO-. be strictly first class
and to give the best kind of salts
faction, with a Johnny-on-the5pot to
make good If anything goes wrong.
Try it in naughty nine.
..,. Willie with
.gl-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03
TRI.STATE WEATHER.

Minnesota Increasing cloudiness
with probably rain or snow Sunday
night or Monday; colder in north
west portion Monday. 81 T.. IA. s
North Dakota-Threatening, with
probably snow Sunday and Monday;
cold Monday and in northwest por-
ton Sunday. % $s
South Dakota-Partly cloudy Sun
day with warmer weather in east
portion Monday; threatening and
colder IL. s%%%&
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03

- The Headlight u the name for the
new paper which Is to be launched In
Enderlin shortly, under the caption
of knight & KvelIo. Mr.. Kvello is q
prominent attorney OF Ransom coun-
ty, and Mr.. Knight = Z veteran news-
paper man, late of the Buffalo Elk
press.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03

Pre-inventory sale-2O per cent dis
count on anything and everything at
Webb Brothers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03

Pre-inventory sale-2O per cent dis
count on anything and everything at
Webb Brothers. =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03

Any kind of insurance. See us. H.
T. Murphy & Co. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03
ALFRED zUGER
OF VALLEY CITY HAS BEEN Sc
LECTED BY ATTORNEY GEN.
ERAL MILLER FOR HIS
ASSISTANT.

1t was learned yesterday that At
torney General Miller has selected
Attorney Alfred Zueer Of Valley City
as one of his assistants. Mr.. Zuger
is one OF the bright young attorneys
of the state and has for the past four
years been an efficient states attor-
ney for Barnes county. The fact that
Mr.. Zuger has accepted the post is
assurance that the attorney general
will have an assistant who will look
keenly after the duties of his ONCE
and make good all along the line.
Both he and Gen. Miller are to be
congratulated.
, 1909-10-02
C { N G s
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR ST CROIX,
Continued from Aois No. 78.)

! OHt 4FO. EO.I
lst Member for Frederiksted (GauAerl,
as Chairman of the Municipal Committee,
begged on behalf of this Committee to IN
reduce this Draft The remarks attached
to the Draft are sufficient explanation of the
necessity, the object and the proposed or
ganls0tlon Of the practice for the physicians
ns far as FredeIiksted is concerned if fur
Their explanations be required, he would rea-
dlly afford them. In connection with the
Draft he would beg to he allowed to read
here in Council the Address from inhabitants
of Frederiksted for another physician there
and the Address was read.-It will be
seen that it is signed by l6 estate owners:
10 Managers "A Housewares II Mer-
chants 7 Officials; 4 Clergymen; 8 Teach
ers 20 Mechanics and q of Other Occu-
p%ations.
On the basis of this and the other Re-
marks he would beg to recommend the Draft
for the best consideration.
The Address was read as follows
To The Municipal Committee
OF
The Colonial Council Of st. Croix,
We the undersigned Burghers,
Taxpayers and Citizens of the Town and
Country district of Frederlksted do hereby
take occasion to approach the Honorable
Committee with this petition, that the neces-
sary steps may be taken as soon as possible,
towards the procuring of a second public
physician for Frederiksted's district.
For a long time past the want of a second
, 1909-10-02
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est.
Translation.


DY virtue of 500 of Ordinance of 18th
~ January 1903 concerning the combat
ing of leprosy in st. Croix, it is hereby made
known that the asylum for lepers will be
taken in use from the 1st January 1910.
Government of the Danish Westindia
Islands, st. Croix, the 28th September 1909.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1909-10-02

pa iSlclan IN TINS part or the island mas Deen
evident, but Of late it has been more keenly
felt.
According to the census of 1901, til re
was in this district a population OF 1916.
But one physician for about 5000 PERSONS is
certainly not sufficient. III Denmark the
average is one doctor for each 1000 -2O00
persons.
Ii IS true that one Of the physicians in
Christiansted has u good deal Of practice in
this district, but til 1t is not Il real improve
ment of conditions, because Christiansted
district alone has a population Of about
10000, and gives wor, sufficient for the two
doctors residing there.
The need Of more medical assistance can
also be proved by the monstrous mortality
III this district. OF q population Of about
5000 persons, there died III 1904-297, 1905
80, 1906-286, 1907-359, l908-339 (stlt-
born children not incIudedl These figures
give for the 5 years a mortality OF $40 per
cent and for pst two years +51per cent,
viii e il Del the mortality is only 2
per cs5u
But D second Bctor can only be had by
assistance from the public Treasury, on ne
CONT Of the general poverty Of the po9ula-
ton.
According to the list Of electors TO the
Colonial Council for this vear there lre l59
persons IN tlt Town an" country oI7CiaI en-
0tIe' 10 vote th't - o'Iy Io9 persons IltI
an income or property qu@llnc'tlon oi LOW
ftc7-o3oo W. II we include unintrfl'd
IadIeS VINO nave the ABOVE mentioned IN
come ont not the rl9ht 10 voc, . fe" "ho
nave nor the right OF nalylty ana tA9 L'ln,-
mes OF aI more Inentloned' the NUMBER OF tol-
ef'Diy wei! Sltuted Pef-on5 may DO @2o'5
oo' blt fhe paLthco o. Ih9 'P'Ia1on'
th"t they cannot provide medical a73'stan e
loF th9A49IVe5 fuftuoFnore' there iF'u
III TINS district, on I5t January thtS yea -
'Ptn8loner' (P"np9r5) VINO al meet much
medical assistance on account OF az and
weakness.
In the hospital there was lonnd oa@ Ger
tam day, selected at random 81 p'Stients.
Inc I'r6e country P'Polat'on can only be
attende3 TO properly by aflVihR long DIS
tanc99' when taxes iAocA OF Tue time ana
the strength OF the phyHIelan.
1t seems TO US therefore 5h@t ms eXten-
slVe poor practice ought TO he divide be-
tween two publicly appointed phya,cun7,
according to a regulation, the details OF
which shonld be worked out by Government.
This npODOaaI QnnIDl to ia npsAGGNIV NOT