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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26
CITY NEWS.

Read The Daily Gate City, 10
cents per week.
Miss Eva Holdworth is very sick
at her home and has been for three
weeks past.
The steamer Dubuque arrived
from st. Louis last evening bringing
large amount of freight to the ware
house and a number of passengers
were aboard the big boat. The Du-
buque returned down stream this
morning at six o'clock.
About fifty Keokuk High school
students enjoyed vacation this morn
l. ing as result OF hardness. They re-
NAMED outside the building for about
ten minutes after the bell and Princi-
/ pal Reid came out and sent them home
for excuses. The entire body was COM
posed of male students.
The river stage this morning was
135 feet, rise of 40 of foot since
Saturday. This is probably the high
est stage that the river will reach and
from now on the stream will probably
drop back to seven or eight feet with
in the next week or so. At Warsaw
the river stage is now 1874 feet At
the third or guard lock the stage reads
III. The river from the head of the
stream to st. Louis has begun to fall
end it will probably not be long un.
less spring rains commence incessant-
Ely, until the river is normal in heighth
again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26

Keokuk is to be visited again this
spring by the rivers and harbors com
mittee of the national house of rep
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26
THE Committee
Coming HERE
National Rivers and Harbors Commit
tee Will Make Spring Tour
Down the Mississippi
River.
AT KEoKUK ON MAY IA
Voyage viii be Made From Rock Is
land Southwark on the Gov
ernment Lighthouse
Boat Lilly.
AT KEoKUK ON MAY IA

Keokuk is to be visited again this
spring by the rivers and harbors COM
mittee of the national house of rep
resentatives.
The present plan of the committee
is to make trip down the Missis-
sippi from Rock Island to st. Louis,
or possibly as far south as Memphis,
Tenn, the trip to start about May 10th,
and bringing the committee to Keo-
kuk on May IA.
The committee would stop at all of
the important cities along the route
and would spend considerable time at
Keokuk on account of the location
here of tae government canal and dry
dock.
Several years ago this committee
made similar trip down the river
and stopped off at keokuk for an
hour or SO.
The distinguished party will make
this trip on the light house tender Lii
ly, which recently went up the river
The boat will be fixed up at Rock Is
land for the party.
AS soon as it is known just at wha'
time the committee will arrive at keo
kuk and how long stop will be made
here. arrangements will likely be made
for a proper reception of the party
Interest in River.
| This will be the second visit of thi
committee to Keokuk within the pas
few years and it shows the interes
being taken by congress in the I'M
provement of the Mississippi.
| When the committee called ,iere be
fore. the water power project was no
as far advanced as it is at the pres
ent time and the members of the CON
mittee were given much valuable II
formation regarding it.
1t is to be hoped that when tn
committee makes its next visit her.
after this year that it will be for tn
purpose of looking at two great IN
provements, the water power dam an
the canals of the Des Moines river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26


"A probably fatal accident to a
Hannibal woman IS told as follows by
the Journal: Mrs. Neal Evans. Of
418 North I'ourtl street. met with
horrible accident at the noon hour
yesterday and one which is liable to
terminate in her death She wa en-
gagged in ironing, the irons being heat
ed on a gasoline stove While reach
ing for an iron on the stove one Of
the jets ignited her clothing and near
". every part of the clotaing was burn
ed off of her. Her entire body from
the feet to her head, except a portion
of her waist which was protected par
tally by her corset, was burned al
most to crisp. AS soon as the flames
had been extinguished she was placed
on bed and Drs Cooler and Chown-
ing were hastily summoned. On their
arrival they found Mrs. Evans suffer.
ing excruciating torture and they did
al in their power to allay her suffer
ing She still retained consciousness
and her means We're heart-rending.
Mrs. Evans has little babe only three
weeks old and her condition is pitiable
n the extreme Owing TO the fact
hat nearly her entire body is burned
! her recovery is extremely doubtful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26
CONTEST IS
NOT COMPLETED.
There Are 2s7 Ballots Which Are in
Dispute and No One Has
Strengthened Them Out
Yet.
FRAUDULENT VOTING
A Number of Cases Are Being
Investigated and Absolute
Proof Has Already Been
Ascertained.
FRAUDULENT VOTING


The contest for mayor of the city of
l<eokuk is not over. There are some
people who have been led to believe
that the looking over of the ballots
the other evening, ended the whole
business, but such is not the case.
How a contest could be all over with
l267 ballots disputed, is ching which
no one but a dreamer could figure out.
yet some people are saying that the
contest is all over and that Acting
Mayor OF has been declared elected.
The city council is to meet on May
4 for the purpose of hearing the con-
test petition filed, the city ordinance
providing that contest should go be-
fore the council
The impression prevails that the city
council will draw party lines and that
it will vote G to to accept the cleo
i ton returns as shown on the face OF
the envelopes, paying no attention to
anything else in the matter and resist
ing sorting of the disputed ballots
The contest will likely get into the
courts no matter what is done by tbs
council.
Fraud in Voting.
To make matters more interesting. {
number of cases of fraud in voting
have been unearthed during the pas
few days and conclusive proof ha.
been secured of number of case!
where people were allowed to vote
with no legal right to do so.
Matters are about in shape now TO
prosecution in number of case;
where voters have perjured them
selves in order to be permitted 10 vot'
and some interesting development
may be expected within a few days
This is not idle talk, but conclusiv
proof has been secured in quite nun
Der OF cases. while others are being II
! vestigated and there will be numbe
of illegal votes shown up which wer
not laid aside the other night by thos
who examined the ballots.
The contest is not over by a grea
!. deal 1t has barely commenced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-26
Why Does It Cure

Not because 1t Is SarsapartlIa,
but because It is a medicine Of
peculiar merit, composed OF moro
than twenty different remedial
agents effecting phenomenal
cures Of troubles OF the blood,
stomach, liver and bowels.
Thus Hoods Sarsaparilla cures scrof-
ula, eczema, anemia, catarrh, nervous
ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss
of appetite, and builds up the system.
Get it today in the usual liquid form or in
chocolated tablet form called Sarsatabs.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-30
]. j. THOMPSON,
Foreman Of Grand Jury.
Behind the Scenes.

A negro preacher in a Georgia
town was edited on one occasion by
the recital Of a dream had by a men,
Der of his church.
7 was a-dreamin' all de time" said
the narrator, dat | was in ole Satan's
dominions. tell you, phason, dat
was shore a bad dream"
WAS dere any white men dere?!"
asked the dusky divine.
'Shore dere was-plenty Of en-,
the other FASTENED to assure bis min
lister.
What was dey a-doin'w
Every one Of EN-, was the an
swer, was a-holnin' a culIud pusson
him an de fret!'
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-30
could Not Stand Seeding.

New Orleans, Oct. 26.-The body
Of Thomas Davidson, fourteen wears
old, a white buy, was dragged from
the river today twelve hours after the
finding Of the body Of his nine-year-
old brother, John Davidson, near the
same spot. Tha boys disappeared
Oct. q from the boarding house after
being reprimanied b. their mother.
Mrs. Sallie Davidson, who was on her
way to her home IN Dallas, Texas
from Thonasville, Ga.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-30

whom they made their disrepu.
table proposition, led them into :
trap that easily caught the rats.
A meeting was arranged to take
place at the race track and while
there they signed a paper acknow-
Lodging their turpitude, and because
they were not paid money by these
gentlemen for their disgraceful acts,
they commenced to raise a row and
received that punishment which they
brought upon themselves.
We have carefully examined into
this matter and exonerate the parties
whose names were connected with
this affair from all blame or response
bility, placing the blame upon the
two pretended detectives, the two
money hunters who doubtless de-
parted from u parish wiser, but we
fear not better men.
We have examined the parish Jail
and find same well kept and in as
cleanly condition as can be expected,
and we find that all rules of hygiene
are followed by the keeper of the
prison attending to promote the
healthfulness of the prisoners. We
find the Parish T~reasurer's office in
sound condition and are satisfied that
he is performing his duties as a con-
scientious officer. The parish being
free of debt except such amounts
that r not due being for iron bridges
and Jail. We have carefully exam
ined into the condition of the public
school treasurer and find same in
good condition and books well kept.
PUBLIC ROADS.
As regards public roads, we are
informed that the public
roads in certain sections of the par
have been neglected, and some of
the bridges are in a dangerous con
we respectfully call the atten-
tion Of the police jury that the pub
lie road contracts are not properly
enforced.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-30
GAME LAW.

GAmL LIZA W..
This body desires to express it.
confidence in the present laws regu.
lating the killing and selling, as vel
as the shipping, Of game, birds and
fish, and believes that these laws
have come nearer affording the nee
cessary protection, than any ever
adopted by the Legislature. We be-
lieve that a commission, charged
with the duty Of upholding the laws
on this subject, is not only proper
but necessary, and while some obiec-
tionable features may Be found in the
present laws covering the same sub
ject matter; while some minor amend
ments to the present laws may be
suggested, which will possibly prove
ad advantageous and increase the eff
cheney Of the commission, we would
urge that no radical or drasric
changes be made in the laws by the
Legislature and most particularly
does this body discountenance and
condemn the repeal Of the present
laws.
Before closing this, our report, we.
wish to say a few words in praise Of
the eminent services that have been
and are being rendered us by the
distinguished Jurist who is now pre-
siding over the sessions of this Hon,
orable Court, the Hon. Judge Charles
ONeill.
Combining as he does all the
qualities Of a ripe lawyer and scholar,
he has proved himself in every way
entitled to the confidence and admira-
tion of the people of this Judicial
District.
Impartial in his rulings, keen in his
perceptions, able and Intelligent, we
are indeed fortunate during the sick
ness of our present Judge to have
been furnished by the Supreme Court
the distinguished Judge whom
we nov have.
We also wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to the District Attorney,
and Deputies, and the Clerk
Of the Court and his Deputies for
their uniform attention and service
our deliberations.
j. j. THOMPSON,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-30

N1 G0 1AAN IJtbTLJGA j
Clerk 10Th Jud Dist. of La.
venire list for the week commencing
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-30
CLERKS OFFICE.

We find the Clerks Office in as
good a condition as it can possibly
be kept under the circumstances, the
office being entirely too small for the
great volume Of records, ETC., kept
in said building.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-30
Jersy BnII.

For SALE 4-year DID Jersey t'l .S
&. Nj REED.
sept4-tf MhlgeYllls,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-30
nR 81.

Ihaye for sale, ait d baTgalns aao6 on
years Old, I6hands hign bg
dltion Apply 70 afYDRIDGE
oct2-tf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
wafRtnaten.

- Gus Seattle berlarttet iiber Die
Ilasfd : gufon : @eltnusiteuung:
@obl Der grDbte Sbeil Der 8etpo6ner
Der @~ereinigten Staaten tpeib beute
bon Ilnsfa nod ni6t biel mebr, als
bab bieier 3beil Der Linton pdbrenb
Deg grobten Sbeiles bes Sabres nit
gis unb S6nee bebeft lit, unb bab
bort biele Sauienbe gntbebrungen unb
2eiben aaer Grt ertra9en. UNI bas
reiflih borbanbene Cob 81 forbern.
Die IusItclfung 5eist. mas Masfa in
8irflihfeit lit. Sic peri6iebenen
Wetbooen Der @olbgetpinnung lperDen
peranifaulidt. unb aus linen fnnn
Der geihauer periteben lernen, ~ es
mDglih %sefporben lit. Dab IlasfOn<
nerbulb bon 5ebn Subren ben 4 jiten
Ylnb in Der Soroeruna bon cS.f0 err
reift bat. Inbere @orfiibrun9en err
fldren. ipes6alb amerifnnii6e &apitas
liiten 1ilionen ii6er Miaisnen aIss
9eben. nm Die S6tpierigtsiten aus
benz 8eae an i6affen. bic bisber als
unii6eripinblif galten. uno @ilenbabz
men in bas Ser5 bes 2anbes 5i balen,
mo &upferlaser bon un~genbnter Iuss
bebnlng b~orbanben iinb. 8ir ieben,
tpie Die Siiherei ii6 enttpidelt bat, big
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
eine amfiebenerreeenSc
Settuna.

8ie 8ert 81. 2ean bon Glenn,
8aib., Dor einem ifredli6en Sooe eez
rettet ipurbe, lit Elm aufiebenerrc9enz
Des @rei9niB. Cine i6tpere CIR
fdltung", iGrcibt er, bate elm BART
nddi9es Slln9euleioen our Solge. bas
Der Stunt zines erfabrenen bieii9en
Gr5tes Srob bot. Alsoann be3a6lte
i6 SO bis $15 fir ieoen geiud an
einen 2ungensS pe5ialiiten in Spoz
fame, Der mir nidt belien fonnte.
Sann 9in9 ib mad California. a6er
aud bas niibte mir ni6ts. Sulebt
9ebraudte i6 9r. Sings Nen Sis
coberb, ipel6e mid poaitGnbi9 furirte
nnb iebt bin i) 10 geiunb pie frii6er."
SIR Sun9eulciben, 8ron6itis, Suiten,
Grfdltnngen &itbma, Group nno
&euhbuiten lit cs uniibertrefflih.
so Gents uub $1.00. Yro6eflaIde
frei. @ardutirt bon E. 8. Huete,
656 Muin StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
Wyemine.

= Gus 9ou9Ias pirb unter'm
9atum bonn 8. Sum- eemelbet: Gin
Wenibenleben lit nerlpren segangen
unb GROCER S6aben lit 1ngeridtet,
ourd bds Gni6ne1en Deg 0ortb
Ylatte Hiper unb ieiner Sufliiiie. Ser
Nortb Slate Fat ieinen 6isberigen
b06iten Waiieritanb errei6t unb er
iteigt nod INNER in Der State bon
einem 3oa in Der Stunbe. 9riiden
lino fortgeriiien unb Die 8ege iinb
an bielen GteIlen unpaiiirbar. gen
WteberanDer unb feline Sftpelter uno
beren ~bieridbrises Sinh, Die bel benz
@smap Hanf iiber cine Bride iiber
Den Ga Sonte Bad fubren, tpurben in
bas 8afier geriien, inoem bic Bride
5uIammenbrdh, unb bas Sinh ertrant.
8agen unb 4ferbe tpurben bon ben
reiBenoen Slutben fortseriien, unb
Die Yferbe ertranfen ebenfaas. &C.
pDbnlid ut bas @ett bes 8a6es
paierleer. Sie 8epdHernnssz Ins
lagen iino bielfd6 5erit6rt poroen,
nnb in bieier Siniidt tpurbe grober
S6aoen au9eridtet. 100000 Yfunb
Cement, Die in einem 2agerbauie Der
Yreie 9it6 anb G%eierboir Company
aufbetpnbrt fpnren. purbeu bonn
@ailer peroorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
Sbwei3.

Iuf @runb Der Snitiatibe iii
iibrigenS in Der Seimat6 bieier gira
riftnng uno bes Heferenbums t1eulid
IN altborf in Der S6tpeiS cine merfs
lpiiroige Snfe aiIsgetragen poroen.
Nm 5. Wai itromte bon allen Seiteu
oas Solf Der llrner 2anbsaemeinbe
our IbItimml1ng iiber Die Snn8s
Snitiatibe berbei. Cine freisz
formi9e geneigte Ylattform na6nt Die
$500 Siir9er uuf; elm titles 2dnbss
gemeinoe9ebet bon flint Batter unier"
nno ~Mpe Mario" 9ebt bent 8ablaes
lddft poralls. Seit @oden bate iih
Die llnterbaltun9 i'm Sberlanb, inn
SGd6ens unb Waberanertbal nm Die
San8 : Snitiatipe gebrebt. @s mar
oortn Die Soroerun9 erbobeu poroeu,
Die Mbbaltllng bon San5unterbaltuns
gen am &ir6peibipnntoe lei bon bier
llbr Na6mitta9s in jeber 8emeinbe
81 9eltatten, ferner ioue fir @eIeas
lh~aftsanldie, namentlid fir Die ges
oiirfntie Der SrembensS nDuItrie, Der
Heaiernn9sratb cine EanSbeniuiauua
ausltelen fonnen. Sic 9anbesgeiits
lldbteit trnt nit einem &ufruf an bas
fatboliihe llrnerbolf 6eran, in tpels
dem gegen Die Ean5s Snitiatipe Stims
mrn9 gemddt fpurbe. Gu @unIten
oes Sdn5beee6rs traten nun perfhies
Sene 8ebner auf. Namentlid Der
Seaentpirtb 5u 8iirelen berlangte iebr
ener9ii6 ben ~San8 in gbren". Mlts
Sanoatnmann II. 8oli5eibtreftpr Surs
rer bertbeioi8t bnS Sabrbunbert olte
San5perbot, ebeuio Der biifDflife
9ommiiarillS Yfarrer @isler bon
<oorf. Or fpies namentli6 anf Die
240 Birtbe bes &antons bin. hpelhe
lt6 nnter ben Sreunben Der Sans<
Snitiatibe befdnoen. Cine Hei6e BON
Geoen unb 8esenreben erfolaten nod.
gei Der abitimnrune tpirbe BEL elmer
itarfen Winoritdt Die Gang Snitiatipe
a%bgethnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
ntihiean.

= Ius Saeinatp berlautet unter'n III
Satum pom 5. SUM: Scr ieit Mnfane
Der @o6e fat ununterbrofene 3ez
genial bat in bieiem Sbeile Des Staa<
tes cine perheerenbe lleberihipeme
mllng beruria6t. Ser @erfebr alf
Der BURLINGTON Sipiiion Der Yere
@arquette : Sabn lit sdn5li6 unter>
brofen nnb elm GROCER Sbeil Der
Grnte lit bernihtet.
Bel Smitb Groiiing, ipeitlib bon
Sreelanb, itiir5te seitern Die 2ofomo>
tipe zines Gonitruftions5uses Der Yere
Wurauette @gabn burd Nafaeben bes
bon Den SIutben mnterpaidenen
gabnbammes in Die Slutben. Sobn
$. Sdnlibt. Der 2ofomotipfiibrer nno
Sen 6. &epnolbs. Der Sei5er, biiBten
babel bas 2eben Elm.
Sn Der llm9egeuo bon Burlington
uno Wlsfe9pn limb aHe Slille uis
ibren llfern getreten unb baben Die
Nieoernngen meilenipeit inter 8niier
geieet. IQer 8erfebr lit unterbroz
den. bn piele 8riiden fortgeipiilt
porben iinb unb es iperben mebrere
Gage bergeben, biz Der S6aDen not6z
oilrftig reparirt perben fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

- Im 4. sunni nabmen sic In9es
ite1ten Der philadelphia Iapib Sranz
lit Company Die 8ebingungen Der Sc
ielifaft an. fpie iie ibnen bonn Cub
eomite porgelegt purben. Sc iparen
1886 Sttmmen fir, 619 9egen Die
Innabme.
Ser Streif lit beiselest; Die 2eute
erbalten bonn 8. Suni ab % Gents
Die Stunoe, unO Die tdslife arbeitsz
5eit lit 10 S%tilnben. Sieie grflds
rung CAB 6. Sratt, Der Goriibenbe bes
@refutib : Counties Der @ereini9ten
StruBenbabn : In9eitellten, unb Siibz
rer Deg Streifs Der Wotorfiibrer unb
Gonbufteure ab. Sic 45O Streifz
BREEDER. pel6e bon Nefp 9orf nad
Tbilaoelpbia aebrudt nDrben paren.
fpuroen %entlaiien. %unb9fbamit lit Der
Streif Der IneeiteIten Der 8bila@
oelpbia Gnpib Sraniit 60. beenbet,
Der beinabe cine 8ode- seDnuert bat.
Die 9eenoiaung bes Streifs lit gum
aroBen Sbeil bas 8erf bes Staatsz
SenatorS Sames g. @RcGi6ol. bes
1Subrers Der Hepublifaner in Sbilaz
belpbin. Delegation, Die BON ben
Streifenben ernannt iparen, bielten
eine fat ben gnn5en Gag in Inlprud
nebmeube Sisung nit Dem @~oriibenz
ben Yratt, in pelher Die |oridldse
Der 8eleHlbaft beratben tpurocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

Ser 3apaszS ampfer .gincin-
natl, oas Shipeiterififf Der .Glepes
Lamb, lit bieier Snse in Nep gprl
mad beenbeter Sunsfernfabrt &c.
lanbet.
9ie ginridtlng beiber Sdiffe III
fat oieielbe. Sn Der eriten alaiie III
9aum fir $50 9aiiasiere. auber
beouemen @elegenbeiten fir ein5elne
Neiienbe, linn fiiritli6 a~usgeltattete
grfriiGungsrdlme n~or6anben. Sie
Cincinnati" unb nGlepelanb"
dbneln, mas Die ginriftung an5ez
trifft, eepiiermaBen ben Sanpfern
vamericn" unb .aniierin Iu9uite
@ictoria". Scr Stdpellnuf Der vGinz
cinnati" bon Der @erft Slo1m & @ob
in Snmburg i'm Suli 1908 seitaItete
lid au elmer einbrufspolen Seier.
Der seipnltiee $4,000 Sonnen fa1z
ienbe unb iiber 600 SUB lan9e
ShiffsfDrper glitt sracios in Die
gl6e binab.
Die brittle &Iaiie Der ,ginz
cinnati" lit, in ge5u9 auf lire ginz
ridtun9, etipas Neltes. @s limb aez
rdumige 3imuner fir 3fpei, bier unb
IeG5 Haiiagiere porbnnben, 10 DAB
p~erbeiratbete Scrionen unb Samilien
nif)t aetrennt 8u ihlnfen %braud5en,
ipie e5 auf anberen Sampfern oft Der
Saa mar uub nod beute lit. Sen
Taiiagieren oieier aluiie itebt elm eros
Der, gut m0blirtcr nnb beaer Speiies
inal 5ur G%erfiigung. $50 Yerionen
fonnen an lan9en Sil6en gleih5eitig
tbr Wabl einnebmen.
Die pierte alaiie, bas 3piIdenbed,
bictet in EFF &dumen fir 2,064 Eofs
in9ierc Ylat unb lit BEN @ori6riften
beutiher 8eiebsebuns 9emdb, einge>
riftet.
Sic Cincinnati" 1T COS Sub
lang, BEL einer greite bon IS SuB.
unb, bon Der 8aiierlinie an gerehz
net. 55 SUB bod. @ls Sradtbumpier
beiibt lie nusge3ei6nete @orri6tuns
gen fir ihnele 2abung uno 2oz
i6uug. Neben bier @aiten trGgt Tie
"a &rabnen. Ils 9oppeli6rau6ens
le9t Die Cincinnati" 16
¬en in Der Stunbe 5uriid. Sir
Die Siderbeit Der Yaiia9iere lit gee
nii9enb @%orfebrung ~getroffen. Gin
automatiides bpbrauliides Spitem
sesen bos ginbringen Der
Slutbpelen. Serner iinb automatie
i6e SeuerlDi6er, pedielieitise Telee
pbonanlagen. Elm submarines Sigz
n~nlipitem nnb Nppardte fir brabts
loie Geographic borbanben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
JMineis.

Ius Chicago bcrlautet INTERIM
Satum bonn 4. SUM: @dbrenb Die
I'M p~erflolienen Sabre gum 3peiten
Wtal geiponnene Slagge, ipelfe Die
&eltmcilteri6aft i'm 8aQipiel bebells
tet, I'M Sarf Der @eitleite bod bonn
Wtaitbaum flatterte, madtcn Die
Cubs" ibrem alien Huf Der lInbes
~licgbarfeit abermal5 gbre unb gepanz
men, tuenn audi crit mad 6artnGdi0em
&f INIT cinem Score 4 geaen 81 f,
ben Sieg ii6er lire Hipolen aus 96iluS
Delpbid, Der Staot Der Srliberliebe.
Sod mubten lie nlteber5eit MAIDEN,
Denn es erfcrberte ~ .SSnnin0s", e6e
Die 8ritoer aus Dem Often Die Waffen
llredten.
%or Dem Infan9 bes Spiels mar
Die Slaaee, nelde auf bIauem Selbe
nit rotGem Hanbe cinen iunaen 8Gs
rem, baS Simbilo un1erer 8aa1pieler
Der 8pitieite. nit einem gum Ghlaoe
crbpbclen @nMdldeer, bartlett, uns
ter Den ii6liheu Seierlihfeitcn aufges
5ogen norben. 9ann fam fir Sic
~GubS~ Elm i66ner a%usenblid. SRI.
Ssnna alibn. Die jugenblide Sodter
pes Sarf : Iufiebers Gbarlep aubn.
ilberrcihte Dem Innager Srant
Gbnncc cine @elbanpeiiung i'm Ses
TRACE BOZ $4,000, Die bon Dem BrGs
%iibcnter CbdrleS 8. Wurpbb i'm perz
floliencn Sabre ben Spielern fir eli
men Iic9reihen G6ihluB Der 9aIIipiels
Saiion ais S%elobnung in Gusiiht aes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
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