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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

The experimental ban on mail at
Chicagos postoff5ce general delivery
windows against girls who haven't
their parents consent. wives who
haven't their husband,s permission
a al any who con1d not identify them
selves under the names to which let
fers were addressed continues ("
cause consternaSiUn to thousands Of
peopa-- principally women who call
and are confronted with the new rule.
Futile resentment has run high. and
there has been much defamation
about infringement of rights" Over
three thousand women a day have
been receiving ,naTl at the general de-
livery section. Postoffice Inspector
periment was needed. for he says that
evil las come to thousands of girls
under age who have received mail
surrcptitiously, and that the safety
OF thousands of homes has been i'm.
periled by mail. which husbands and
wives have received in general deliv-
cry boxes Now every person is COM
PEELED 10 sign a card before mail is
delivered and investigation is made of
the signer. Parents OF girls are NJ
tilted, and some radical changes in
the domestic arrangements Of love
affairs have been caused by the alb
rupt order from Inspector Stuart. AS
usual thousands of innocent persons
are suffering needlessly from the az
tempt To discipline guilty folk. Thou
sands OF girls and women, whom cir
cumstances compel to live in cheap
boarding houses, and hundreds of
FOREIGNERS whose livings are precari-
ousl! got and who have trusted to
the protection Of Uncle Sam as n sure
ty for honest delivery Of mail untam
pered with find themselves entangled
In red tape.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

ono Way the Rural Telephone Can he
Used To an sdvantagc by the Farm
era.

The time IL rapidly passing when
the farmer has TO sacrifice his con-
sixnments OF market produce al
whatever price the commission mer-
chant feels disposed to allow him.
He Is beginning to learn that Il Is
better TO post himself on market quo
tations before shipment. and II the
market Is low. to wait until its tone
improves To do this is one OF the
advantages of having telephone. or
course II costs money for telephone
service. much less than you think.
unless you've made inquiries lately.
but n,vertheloss. this opportunity Cor
setting In touch with dealers In towns
and securing their prices before
making shipments Is now putting
millions OF dollars annually into the
pockets Of ths American farmers.
AZ present there are over 1000, 900
telephouss S-.- no calamity imagina-
80 ~~~'O " WoTa0 auO more uiSds-
ferrous to social and commercial con-
ditions than obliteration Of the tele-
phone system. II 10 the strongest
bond that holds the world together.
II = mans greatest convenience. The
day b coming when everybody. In.
cIudins the farmers Of America, will
have telephones.
OF late years the telephone COM
pany has been giving the farmers
needs In the matter considerable at
tention and the result is the forma-
tion of plan BY which the residents
Of the rural sections m become
connected with the local lines In the
cities nearest them at very triflins
expense. besides enjoying all the ad-
vantages Of long distance service
when desired. And when party Of
farmers In a neighborhood get to-
sether and build line. the service
can be made to cost as low as so
cents monlh.--LAGrange. (G.) Re-
porter, Sept. II. :
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09
SEMMES, OF ALABAMA.
n Yankees Broad Minded Estimate
OF Southern Naval Hero.

(F'rom the New Haven Registsr).
secretary of War Dickinson tells the
story OF the grandchild OF Admiral
Raphael Semmes, of Alabama, rush.
ing 10 the presence of his father, Gen.
Luke 4. Wright, with tears in his
eyes and demanding, WAS nv grand
pa a, pirate?" Had such a question
peen asked anywhere in the North.
even up to the present time, 1t is to be
feared that the answer would have
been unhesitating and affirmative.
This year of centenaries is big
enough, perhaps, to give room and
justice to even Semmes, Of Alabama.
He was born 100 years ago this 9th
or September. Maryland was his birth
state, but 1t is Alabama that today is
observing his centenary. 1t is with
Alabama that his reputation is con-
nected. That State gave name tn tbe
vessel which he principally used as a
privateer. The bitterness of the North.
smarting under the steady destruc-
ton and capture of its small feet of
merchantmen during the war, was di-
.rected against Semmes. To the South
he was. per contra, the great naval
hero of the war.
1t Is probable that Admiral Semmes
did not wholly deserve either the
hatred or the praise. He was a loyal
son of the South, and gave his best
ror its cause-sincerely, as did his
brethren. Great Britain made DOS
sible the most damaging of the de-
struction he did, and to Great Britain.
not Semmes, or the South, the worst
OF the hatred should have been di-
rected. 1t should not be forgotten
that the Alabama was an English
built vessel, manned by British
crew. Admiral Semmes was her clev-
er commander, and he did good work
in his place. But his accomplish
ment, costly as it was to the North
and eventually to Great Rritain-was
only an incident in tho struggle. 1t
taught the needed lesson, as we can
see 1t now, that the harassing of mer.
chantmen and the destruction and
capture of property not properly con-
traband of war, only prolongs but
does not settle such strife.
AS for Raphael Semmes he was a
Southern gentleman, a good seaman,
and before the war did good service
for the united country Ills part i'm
the strife was not a pleasant one, but
he did what at the time seemed to
him best. At the distance of nearly
| fifty years we can afford to remember
the good deeds, and let the recollec-
ton of those which at the time vexed
| us sore be buried with his bones.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

The lifelong dOmicile OF an old
lady was situated several feet south
OF ths dividing line Of Virginia and
North Carolina. and when that sec
lion Of the country was resurveyed it
vas discovered that the line ran few
feet feet south Of the property in
question. says Success. They broke
the news to the old lady that from
then on she was to be a resident OF
Virginia. That's good" she exclaim-
ed: 1--WE always heard North aero
lima was an unhealthy State to live
In"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

w. f.. Mclaughlin, white, OF Oar
lington, charged with violations Of
when called. He was tried i'm his alb
sence and verdict of guilty renderd.
The sentence was not published. Nc
Laughlin was a member of the grand
jury all of last year and was drawn
to serve for this year, but upon being
charged with violations of the dispen-
sary law, was excused at the spring
term of court from further service
for this year.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09
FAVOR SHORT TIME IN MILLS.
INTERNATIONAL Cotton Spinners Indorse
Americans Measures for Tiding
Over Crisis.

frankfort, Germany, Oct. 5.-The
international Conference of Cotton
Spinners, which opened here TODAY.
ADOPTED resolution expressing their
pleasure over the news that American
cotton spinners were limiting the
hours or work and the production
ana that further limitations in Amer
'ca were in prospect, by which the
crisis will be terminated.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

Wilbur Wright says that too many
men flying now are being led astray
by desire for nOtoriety. He might
have said that too many mem are
walking. running. motoring. golfing,
tennising. preaching. shooting. writ
ing' painting. acting. paragraphing
and exploring for the same reason
savannah Morning News.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09
NAVY is SHORT OF MEN.
Four Battleshps likely to he Laid
On the Shelf.

Washington, Oct 5.-Secretary
Meyer, upon recommendation Of the
General Board. will probably appeal
to congress for a liberal ircrease in
the grades Of captain. commander
and lieuteaant-comman and cor
responding increase in the number Of
enlisted men in the navy in order
that the new battleships now being
completed may be put in commission
without throwing out of service sew
eral of the older men-Of-war.
Officials of the Bureau of Naviga-
ton are confronted with the difficult
problem of finding a sufficient num-
ber of officers and men available for
sea duty to put in service the Michi,
gan and the South Carolina, the first
American Dreadnoughts, without
crippling other ships still in good
fighting trim. The Michigan would
have been in service by this time had
not number Of alterations been nec-
essary, which will delay it until No
vember 1. Had she been ready, how
ever, she could not have been sent
to sea without putting one or two
cruisers out Of service or seriously
interfering with the target practice OF
the Atlantic fleet by taking away
ordnance and turret officers The
South Carolina will be ready for COM
mission by January i. Following
these will come the Delaware and the
North Dakota, the former to be ready,
1t is estimated, by February /, and
the latter by April 1.
They will be put into the battleship
fleet in pairs. The Michigan and
South Carolina will be added to the
fleet by January / for the Southern
winter cruise, and the other two will
be added in the spring. between the
completion of the cruise and the hold
ing Of the record target practice.
According to the present intentions,
the fleet organization will be main-
tanned with but 16 battleships, four
Of the Oldest vessels to give place to
the four new ones. The four ships
withdrawn will still be in good fight
'ng trim after some overhauling, and
1t is desired to keep them in commits
sion, or at least in reserve for emer-
squadron.
With the four new battleships ad-
ded, the Atlantic fleet will be the
equal of any organization of a like
number of ships now in service. BY
that time, however, both Great Brit
ain and Germany will have in service
several ships Of the greater Dread
nought" type. Because Of the rapid
'strides being made, not only by Ger
many, which will have complete
fleet Of Dreadnoughts In service with
In another year. but by England,
Italy, Austria and Japan, members OF
the General Board hold that it wou1d
be serious error for congress to
fall to relieve the present shortage of
officers and men. Every ship in good
fighting condition should be perma-
nently in commission. they hold.
The Ohio, Wisconsin and Missouri,
the three Oldest battleships in the
fleet. together with one of the newer
ones. possibly the Nebraska or the
New Jersey. win be sacrificed to make
room Tor the new vessels. Both the
Nebraska and the New Jersey are
new, neither having seen cover two
years service
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

slt is In time OF sudden mishap or
accident that Chamberlain's Liniment
can Be relied upon TO take the place
OF the family doctor. who cannot al
wayo be found at the moment. Then
n ID that Chamberlain's Liniment IL
uevVr found wanting. In cases of
spralns. cuts. wounds and bruises
ChazDberlain's Liniment takes ont the
soreness and drives away the pain.
Sold BY w. w. Sibert
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

Joseph Chartrand. survivor of the
old French colony at Cahokla, COM
panioE of Fremont. the pathfinder
and friend of John Jacob Astor, is
dead He was ninety-three years old,
and had been in failing health on ac-
count Of his age for months at tn .
home of his son In st. Louis.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

Ida Fable Hansen, general super
visor of public schools Of Denmark.
celebrated her sixtieth birthday thu
other day. She is said to be the best
beloved. az well as one Of the most
brilliant of the women of her coun-
try.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

Kew, DR.. John II. DeForest, a vet
eran Congregational missionary at
Senday. Japan, has been decorated by
the imperial government with the Or
der Of the Rising Sun.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

sYour cough annoys you. Keep on
'nackins and tearing the delicate
membranes of your throat II you want
10 BE- annoyed. But II you want re-
lief. want to 6e cured. take Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy Sold BY w. w.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

\ 10 strange but true that the peo-
pie who viii get the greatest beneat
Srom good roads. In proportion TO
what they pay. are usually the very
people that kick the hardest when 1t
10 proposed to spend considerable
SIAM OF money for this purpose
winston-salem Sentinel
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

The next time Cook goes out to dis
every anything he will pssibly oblige
Peary by carrying a searchlight and a
Washington Star.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

' nns Woods, Darlington negro.
'who heat his daughter to death. plead
guilty to murder Monday and was
sentenced to the penitentiary for life.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-09

Longs saw mill, Hampton County,
was burned Monday. Loss $4,000
with no insurance. .a.f ,~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
NO. 1881.

fee; annr. 5. Sonoln, @eaper Sam;
Safob u. @eis. |ietoria. Chic. =
Wuitfifule: CD. 6. @lomb bon Gbtz
cogo, Sa.; Tetcr 6. 2cif. 0olp GroB.
@is.; Sonis w. Yell. @anitoipoc.
@is. = College: @nlter 8. WlIeler
ton @Qcnton. &;s.; Srun5 u. Hieoe
miller. Wilipautce. 8is.; @rtbur 5.
Sdmis, aeuoiba; Moman :. Sdulte.
&acine; Mif. 3. l1ielnina. Srebonia.
Sn ieiner Mniprad,e betonte Nigr.
Sodcmes. Jieftor Der Initalt. bnb Dns
ucrfl. Suhr fiir Die Nnitnlt red9t err
tolgrcid) Nor. Or bebalertc. bdB Die
3atl Der @biturienten nes 2ebrcrs
icnlirars nidt nod 5ahlrcifer lei. ba
Die Nntfrnge mad fatboliidben 2ebs
rem unO Srganiiren 10 tart iei, bab
ct nod, nid)t Ser Sdlftc Ser 8eiiid)e
I'M 3ulrciluug bon Sebreru babe eut>
iprcd)en fDnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
9nbnque, Soma, 9ienstag, ben ID. Snli 1909.

ger i6ircr berrpunbet nurben. Ser
ourf Seiier dngeridtetc Safidanen
telduft it'd auf $6S.050.
9ie Stabt Chicago ielblt bate 10
gllt fiir Die ali9cmciue Srnnwng ge>
iorgt, baB nift Gin cin6iecr S~poesinl
Dicsbetrefr 81 rermcloen lit. Grnitc
Terleeuugen trugcu uugcfdbr iicbeu
Yeriunen babpn.
Nnncrc grobc Stlbtc. Die i,bcr cine
~&icrtt Suli" z6cicr bcrid,>
tcten, iino: @aibiugtcn. GlepeIauo,
SmaGu, Cos In9cles. 5pleOp. etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
aimoiide poliseiiide Sebamblmns BON
Weiblihcm Hmbeitjrcrn.
2pnDon. 10. Sllli.

w. ~. NNHit.
Sir Tlbert DC SueBen. Gbefmngis
itrat bco metropolitan SoliSei9crifts.
CAB ieinc gntiheibung iiber Die Sc
lfmsrbe bon Srdulein Yaufburit be-
5ilglid bes Tedts. Dem Sremiermini1
ltcr Tsquitb cine Yctitipn 5n iibcrz
rcihen. Sns @criht perurtbeilte Die
.Snme" Su $25 pDer einem Nonat
@efou9nib ipc9cu @iberitaubs segen
Die YpliSci.
Srdniein Sunlpp. cine unbcre
S~uffrdgette. iette S~pnnerstaa ibre
Srcilniiun9 burd. nafbem iie 81
Stunbcn lang ~aehuneert bate.
Srnu 3apcrficlb. Die Sod)ter bon
9orS Ib;naer. erbieli bieielbc Strnie
mic Srdulein Yanfburit. Seibe
Sralen erfl1rten. appeliereu al
nollcn. nno nlIrben auf bas Der
Iprcd,cn biz, mdbrenb Der lalifenben
Sciiion feline Seputation mcbr an bas
SauS Der @enleinen 81 ididen. in
Sreibcit geiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Neihe amcrifaniihe Grbin ais 5u=
fiinfttae Yrinsciiin.
Qnnhnn. 10. SuIi.

u ~ Nhit
Sic 6iterreihiihe gotidaft gibt
Die 8%erlobung bes Yrinsen Wi9uel
bon graean5a. bes dltciten Sobnes
bes pDrtuaieiii6en SbronprGtenoenz
ten. nit 6rdulein Inita Stcuart.
Der 9odter bon Srau Sus. Senrp
Smith aus Nep Yorf. befannt.
Yrina Wieuel lit am %. Septemz
Der 1879 geboren nnb lit Der Sobn
beg 9erso9S Mtdael urb Ieiucr Sat-
tin. geb. Yrin5eiiin Gliiubetb Sburu
unb 9agis. Die Wfntter bon 6rdulein
Stepart berlor ibren 5~fueiten @atten.
Germ Smitb. pdbrenb eincs Ilf@
entbalts in Sapan Dor 6fpei Sabren.
CT hinterlieB Elm @ermogen bon
etpa 3 100000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

Gitn, Sons, S. Suli.
Salt 1000 Yerionen liuo 5eitmeilig
obon6los, Observation-Disclosures i'm Be-
TRACE bon anbertbalb Wiilioneu, II
Tcrionen ertruntcu uno 5mei pericbt.
ser 8abnnerfebr gelpaltig bcbtuncrt,
inh Snuienbe bon Idcrn reidjen
Sdrmlanbs ionic Wcilen BON Sabrs
geleiicV il6eridpemmt - Dos lit OaS
Gr9etniB Der erpbeu ll%eberlhpem@
muu9 III Sanias uro Miilouri. 8pbl
feds Stdbte unD Srtihaften iinb be-
reitS iiberfiutbet. Sduler unS Sheu>
men fortgetra9cn. mebrcre t~duieno
Stiid @ieb erioffen unp unidslid,er
Shaben Den SelDfriidten 5ugcfu9t.
Im meiiten baben 81 leiben Springz
fielb, DO. unb Gttaipa. Sans. Sn
ben anberen Stdotcn glaubt man, OaB
od5 S6limmlte ooriiber lei.
8anas 6 y. Mo.. 8. Siili.
aae Sliiie bier berum iino I'M
Sinfen besriffen. Ser gabnoertebr
bat iih gebeiiert. Sn aanias Gitp
itanb Der anniass SluB bieler Wtorgen
21.8 SUB bod. Ser Wiliouri mar
Psi SUB bod. Sn Springficlp. Io.,
mo Der Soroan eiuen Sbeil Der Stabt
inter 8afer eeiest bate. unb in
Sttafpa, Sans, mo- Der @nrais SeS
ep9nes feline Hlutben mitten ourd Die
Stabt crsoB, 5iebeu lid Die @cwdiier
dumdblid ans ben StrdBen ourild.
IuHo Die &nnfleute iino emiig babel.
ibre 2dben wieSer i'll Staub ,5n Iesen.
unb Die 2eute febren in ibre @obnung
5uriid. Sn Yattonsburg uno Chilli
eotbe. DO. unb beren Nahbarihaft
lab es fpiiit aus. ais Die 2eute piebcr
ibre Sdmier. Die NIT Shlamm sefiut
lparen, betraten. Idu lit GINGER
maBen in Gorge ipegen mander
GARNER nnp ibrer Samilien, Die in Der
ll~mgeseno o gbiqieotbc pobnen.
Der 8rano Hiper lit nod immer
meilenipeit diseetreten, unb piele
Sarmbduier Iteben nod unter @aiier.
Tieb unb grnte lit megaeIhipemmt.
unb mar bat niht in @rfabrung gez
bradt. Oh ale @enifeu it'd auf Die
Sil9el gerettet batten.
Ses Woines, Sa., 9. SuIi.
5ente WSorgen fam cine neue 9roBe
Slutbtpelle pas SluBtbal bes Scs
Wfoines Gipers bernb uno Sont6 SeS
Woines itebt Der @efabr segcniiber.
tpeg9eidipemmt 81 iperben. Gas
8ailer itie9 in feds Stuuoeu iieben
3oa. unb man bat Nngit, bnB Iebnz
iides brobt. lpie bel Der Sofflutb
bonn Sabre 1908. Die ToliSei pa
trouillirt in Sooten bas llfer ab, nm
ioslei6 @arnum9siiendle an aeben.
fpenn bag Waiier iih einen 8eg burh
Die Sdmme bubnen ioItc. Ser STUB
itebt beinabe IS Sub bod. Ser Gds
coon Hiper iteist ebenfalS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Gcsicrnug geacm Gierms.
" arpn II {, 6.

% . II II {, o.. NH.
@iihoi Gicure BON Snronnc ipa
lih Dor 0criht uernntlporten. neil
CT ge9cn StabtrGtbe. &cblrbdtigs
feitss unh unoere Gcreinc. lpcldc
friiberc5 airebcncigcntbum cripprben
Die Grcommunifation ~perbdugt
bot. Gr ipirbe, ba CT nid)t erid,ien.
i'll 9ontumacinm Sn elmer @clbbuBc
BON 800 pcrurthcilt. 3mci Sriclter.
ipelhe ieiuen S%irtcnbricf pou per
ann6cl uerleien battcn, miincn ie So
6ablcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

erIhoiIen iperben. Yo[i5iit alf ipar
gleihfaus ihmer5lid am Giiden per@
Iebt, elite aber trosbem 81 elmer
Garage unb iaate DEN Sreplern III eis
nem MutomobiI na6. Sad elmer
nilben Sagb brad Die perfplgte Mds
idine 5uiammen unb Soli5iit Ilf
perbaftete Die Sniaien. %. 6. goeler
unb Soc Sfmal5. Chauffeur bon s.
q. Srcncer bon Der .Mutual Sife
Snlura.ce Co." in Neip Dorf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Oruhc Sipts bird, Scmcrsbrunit.

GpbnIt T.. Snt.. ). SSnli.
W]ebr bcnn 1000 Eerloncn iplirDcn
oboddllos ilifo!gc elmer S%eucrsorunit.
Die Den n0rblid,en She'll Ger Stabt
gelfern bcimiudte. Won BOT uniz
faiienbe YtaBregeln getrpffen. nm
Den lcibenoen Yerioncn alic nl0glihc
llnterltiisun9 unb Silfe nn9eocibcn
81 luilen uuo lire Notb 81 Iinocrn.
8unbert 3elte Inn 300 Secten lperoen
Dor Der Yropin5ial Tcrmaltung aez
liefert uno iinb nnh Cobalt inter
pegs. Siinfunblieben5is Gcbdipe
fruroen 8eritDrt. Ser SdaNen be-
5tffcrt lid auf $4,000 bis 100000
Collars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Mrmcr Benjamin Sranflin!
Yaris, Sranfreih, 5. Suli

Yaris, Sranfrei6. 8. Suli.
Sranfreih meiaert ii6. Senidmin
Sranflin ais Den GrfinDer bes Vliss
ubleiters an5ucrfennen. bebauptct
pielmebr. bab elm iransoiiidcr arSt
Namens Saeques De 8omas ifon inn
Sabre 1850, 5lpei Sabre friiber als
Srunflin feline Grfinnung anfiins
bigte. cine @orrihtung fir bic Mbleiz
tung bes glibitrahles perDffentlidltc.
Sic Sran50liid,c Ifapemie Der %iiz
ienidaitcn %anerfanntc idon i'm Sabre
1854 bes Ir6tes Yrioritdt Der Grim
blln9. nnO nun bot Der Yrdliocnt
SdlliereS Die Trdlibentid)nit zines
Counties angenomnen. ons gebilbet
tpurbe. nm EomaS ais Dem pirfs
lid)en Grinder bcs Slisnblciters Elm
Senfmul 81 ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Siihuf Guttcr seiturbcn.

@inona. Winn.. 3. SuIi.
Ser bohn'ife Siidof Sol. @. Gotter
lit ant u. sunni sesen Mitternaft
mad ldngerem 2eibcn an Der Bright
ihcn Hierenfrnnfbcit geltotben. Ser
%erblifcne mar am 10. Hpnember
1914 III 2iperpuol (gngIanb) sebos
rem. fnm 1850 nit ieinen gltern mad
Imerifa. lpibmete lid bier ipdter Dem
Erieiteritanhe. purbc am 81. Wai
1871 III ct. Yaml gum Srieiter ses
ueibt uno on Der bieii9en ct. Sbos
massairdc %itationiert. mar 3eitmeilig
aild ais Ytiiiionar tbdtig unb piiroe
1889 gum Yiidof Der neuerrihteten
Sio3eie 8inona ernannt uup am 81.
ScSember 5csiclben Sabrcs coniefrirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
@r5biid,uf nnb Grieitcr nit Saft=
itraicn bcorubt.
q d. Nrnufrcih. =. Suli.

Ser Gorreftionsbof bon Srld bat
gcltern Gr5biihoi TicnrD cine @uBc
BON 500 auicrleat. neil or cinen
0irtcn6rief pcr6iicntlitt bate. in
ipeldsm Die mcltlihe Gr5iebung ais
anti >dlriitlib nrb anti patriptiih pcrz
urtbeilt luurbe. Scds Tturrcr Der
@r5bio5cic nurbcn megcn @eibciliguw
an Dem ~Sclift" nm ie $40 gcbiiBt.
Ser 9r6biihoi uub Die Trieiter pcrs
lpci9erten 3ublun9. uno pas @criht
orhnete an. baB iie. iatia lie pabei be-
borrtcuL oaiiir nic gcrincite geicelid
5uldiiigc &nftitrnfe pcrbiibcn ioQten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Cine ,,5rpdcnc".

@ arihaIItomn n, So. 4. SuIi.
M~aribn1tomn lit gegenipdrtig Die
eroBtc .trcfene" Stabt i'm Stante.
Sdmrntlife Is @irtbifniten iino aui
Sefcbl pes County : Inpaltes ge<
ihloMcn pprben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Spbu .. 40 Sabre alt.
GIepcIanb, g., 10. Suli.

9IepcIdno. g.. 10. Suli.
Sobn 8. &odcfeaer trat am Sons
ner5tag ieul 20. 2ebensiabr an. %or
Iicb5ig Subren iplirpc CT auf elmer
fleinen 6nrm bel Hihforp IN Siogu
Gountp. u. g.. seboren. Or bcgnui
Ieine Snmfbabn alS rme Sarmers
iurge; bcutc ioa er betnabe cine Gill
lion Collars icin cigen nennen. 6r.
Hpdefcacr erbielt 5ablreidc 0liifs
pnnidzS clcgramme. &odefellcr pers
bradte Den Gag pie gewobuli6 nit
@oIflpielcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Ncuc Mlpcnbabn c%r0fiuct.
Is q II n, 3. ,

VU II 10 u. WIT.
auiier Sran5 Soicf eroffnete in
@~e9enpart bon oicleu @fitslichcru
beS @~r6bauicS, Der Winilter. Ibge>
ornnetcn nno elmer arobcn @cnihcus
nlcn9e Die ncuc Nlpenbobn 5ipilten
0aitcin unb Spittnl. Sic Soften Der
nur 81 Meilen lanaen Clinic. Die
bnrh eincn Srtnncl inter Dem Snus
crn lduft. betruaen So, 5000 Die
@an5eit fiinf Sabre. Ser %crfebr
3ipiIden Iittclcuropa uub Den 9dnz
bern am Ioridtiiden Wcerc miro
aber Daour6 lebr crleihtcrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
WaTsrnefb int mittlsrem
Wetcm.

Insbebnung bcrielbcn. =
Ser yerlmm at Wcuihenleben,
gieb niro iOuitiscm Giscntbum be-
Dcntenb. - 3ie Staaten 6nnias,
Wsiiiouri, Ncbrasfa, Snwa, Gpip=
rabu ntebr ubcr tueniser id,uer
betmgcindt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Ncuer 8iidoi.

q 0 nj. 5. Suli.
Iuf Der 3cimfabrt nadD Ieip Yorf
tratcn Gr5biihof Sarlep unb feline
Scslcitcr Die 8eiie bon bier mad
Wilnden an.
Hep. George W. 20 Dc II,
aan5lcr Der Sio5eie Sroofipn.At gum
Situldrbiihof BON 9ormna urA gum
&iilfsbiidof bon @rooflpn errN mt
lpproen.