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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-12
FARM SOLD
FOR $500
PER ACRE
Benjamin Butler Cronk, Who
Was Formerly a Salem
Blacksmith.

b. b. Cronk has sold his 60 acres
south OF this city for 5000 an acre
to w. j White, of Dallas. He
bought It ten years ago. For 80
acres he paid 500 an acre, and the
other 80 cost him about $35 an
acre. He spent on Improvements
about $4,000. He dug out seven or
eight hundred stamps. He has now
bought a lot of Fred Ellis, on South
Winter street, and let the contract
for a $140O cottage. The crops in
10 years have paid for the place and
all improvements. He says he Is
sorry now he sold, but is glad to
come to town to live.
Mr.. Cronk came to oregon in 1892
and for a number Of years he ran a
blacksmith shop. He has followed
blacksmithing more or less for SO
years. He is a veteran of the Civil
War, having served four years in the
Western division under Generals
Sherman and Schofleld. He has en-
joyed fairly good health all his life,
and especially In Oregon. The Cap
ital Journal joins many In welcoming
Mr.. Cronk back to the Capital City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-12

many years OF effort, Of unceasing
watchfulness to secure the best mu-
sicians in the world, of constant and
tedious rehearsing. Of tireless effort
on the part of Innes himself, and by
the determination Of each individual
member OF the organization TO give
the best that Is in him.
Each player is selected with as
much care and consideration as are
the several solists who accompany
the band, and every man must pass
a rigid examination before he Is ac-
cepted as a member.
Innes' appointment as director-in-
chief Of the worlds fair being held
at Seattle, Wash, throughout the six
months beginning June 1, 1909, Will
add additional interest TO his coming
engagement here. This, and the fact
that several vocal and instrumental
artists OF international fame will
take part in the performances, prom
ise TO make the occasion a memoir
able one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-12
PROMINENT RANCHMEN
ARRESTED FOR THEFT

Colfax, Wash, July 12.-Charged
with horse stealing, Ralph Carter
and Press Connors, two OF tho veal
thiost stockmen OF Central washing
ton, are under arrest. Carter was
taken yesterday at Garfield. while
Connors was arrested at EuphratA.
The arrests were made after tho
fling OF charges by Henry Gable. .
rancher, who claimed to have Huf-
fered from the operations OF an or
ganlzed gang OF cattle rustlers, or
which he alleged Carter and Connors
were members.
Gable Ia said TO have accused 9TH
or prominent stock men with being
implicated in the gangs depreda-
tions, and II is rumored that more
arrests are TO follow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-12

I could only get around with the
greatest difiiculty. Doan's Kidney
Pills benefited me at once. and when
had used three boxes was free
from every symptom OF my old
trouble, and my health was better
than II had been in years. Doan's
Kidney Pills are the best remedy I
ever used"
For sale by ali dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-12
lNNES BAND MATINEE
THURSDAY, JULY 16.

Innes' orchestral band Of New
York, accompanied by several solo
lists, who were engaged for the dedi-
cation of the exposition at Seattle,
will appear in a festival program at
the opera house, Salem, on Thursday
afternoon, July 10, at 3 p. m.
The Innes band has a unique rep
utation throughout the whole coun-
try. No organization has a higher
reputation for the rendition of the
great standards in music, and the
name Innes has come to be synony-
mons with the best there is in tho
domain of high art.
The services of the band are in
constant demand. in fact, Its princi-
pal work being the giving of festival
celebrations in the big cities of the
country
The Innes band is the result of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-12
YOUR
BACKACHE
WILL YIELD
TO Lydia E. Pinkl..cl's
Neg table Compound

RoCklanl, Najna.-"I was troubled
for 0 tong time with Pains iu NY bach
md h. anu was InisernM.. In nNrr,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-12
NATIONAL COUNCIL
OF WOMEN TO MEET

Seattle, Wash, July 12.-Presi-
dent Mary Wood Smith. OF Berkeley,
Cal, has arrived In this city TO take
charge OF final arrangements for the
sixth triennial OF the annual conven-
tion OF the National Conncil OF Wo-
men, which will be held In Seattle on
Thursday and Friday OF this week.
Several prominent members OF the
national council are already here,
having attended other conventions
already held.
Among these are Rev Anna Shaw,
OF Pennsylvania; Rachel Foster
Avery, OF New York, who attended
the suffragette convention, and Mrs.
Nellie Il. Merriman, of Oklahoma
who attended the convention OF Pyth-
ian Sisters. Eighty delegates from
the convention OF the international
Council OF Women. recently held In
Toronto, will arrive In Seattle this
evening on the steamer Princess
Charlotte, from Victoria. These wo-
men will be given q reception on
their arrival, after which they will
be escorted 10 their special train
where they will occupy the cars, in
stead OF stopping at hotels.
A feature OF the entertainment Of
Wednesday will be an automobile
ride about the city, al the conclusion
OF which a luncheon will be served
In the New York building on the ex-
position grounds by the Seattle Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs.
The several foreign consnls of the
city will be present and address the
guests
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-12
THE COMIC
PARADE
A DANDY
The King From EoIa and the
Queen From the WiIdS of
Africa, Only Ones
in Captivity.

The comic parade Saturday night
was certainly a dandy. Led by a
bunch of 1.-The finest" in the shape
Of the small boy done up In police
uniforms. King ALA Boo-Ba-Ba,
(who by the way was a Gibson girl,
blew in from Eola) held down the
throne. with six foot three inches,
every inch of which was a king or
deuce or ten-spot, anyway, It was on
the deck. The Senegambians, Nm
bians, Buster Brown and Tige. the
G.. o. p, Happy Hooligan, Alphonse
and Gustave, and all the best and
worst of Fancy's wierd creation we're
there, and had the goods on them.
Queen Kackiack was imported from
South Africa, and was a genuine Hot
entot-or at least she was a hot
number-and she wore her royal
robes of state gracefully and didn't
seem to be embarrassed by them
though some people thought she was.
Her gown was of the latest direc-
toire pattern, cut decollete at both
ends. She threw kisses to the admir-
ing subjects quite plentifully, and II
they tasted as brown as they looked,
those who got them were out of luck.
The Jas-eck was labeled "Ye Lib
erty" and travelled in company with
a specimen OF made in Salem" indi-
vidual six-foot four by the town
clock, and that is slow.
The most catching feature of the
whole show was the automobile--a
light open, single buggy run back
wards, with the horse furnishing the
motive power, hitched wrong end to,
in the shafts, and eating hay out OF
the buggy as he pushed IL along. lt
was a great success, pleasing big
folks as we'll as the little ones, who
have Cooke Patton and II. d. Houston
especially to thank for sitting up
nights to help the committee make so
great a success of the closing event
of the fair
The goose that laid the golden
egg did not know when to hide out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-12

I'm all my lie. | recommend INuia 4.
|Pinkham's Vegetable Compomd to all
|my friends. - Mrs. WILL GoUNU. 6
columbia Avenue, Rockland, Me.
Backache Is q symptom Of female
weakness or arrangement. II you
|have backache, don't neglect It. 10
yet permanent relief you must reach
/ he root of the trouble. Nothing we
know Of will do t!is SO safely and surely
|hs Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. Cure the cause OF these o.s.
PRESSING aches aid PAINS and yea vii,
become we'll and strong.
The great volume Of unsolicited
testimony constantly rcmirgin proves
Eonclusively that Lydia l.. iinkhmn's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
bnd herbs. has restored health TO thou,
Sands of women.
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass,
Invites all sick women TO write
|ber for advice. ShC has guided
thousands to health free of
charge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-12

The goose that laid the golden
egg did not know when to hide out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-12
DIR. STONES
Drug Store

The only cash drug store in Ore
Eon. owes no one, and no one owes
it; carries large stock; its shelves,
counters and show cases are loaded
with drugs, medicines, notions. toilet
articles, wines and liquors OF all
kinds for medicinal purposes. DI,
Stone is a regular graduate in med
icine, and has had many years OF ex-
perience in the practice. Consulta-
tions are free. Prescriptions are
free, and only regular prices for
medicine. DR.. Stone can be tonnd
at his drug store, Salem, Or, from
z In the morning until 9 at night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-12

Many Of our citizens are drifting
Ing towards Bright's disease by me-
glecting symptoms OF kidney and
bladder trouble which Foley's Kid
ney Remedy will quickly cure. J. O.
Perry.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-28
Srofberso9tbmm.
aus Der JamptRaSt.

2ugem 3 II + 9, 10. Sea. Sterbes
fdle Der n%erflo1enen @ode: Bonn 8.
Se5ember: Dtihel Clement, alt cine
Stunbe. - s.: Inna Sbin, aft 65
Sabre, obne Starb. - S.: gugen
Iatbias &autb, alt 6S Sabre. pbne
.Stanb aug glerf; Rarearetba
gngels. alt 6 Bofen. - g.: Sobann
@elter, aft Ga Sabre. peniionierter
3pubeamter.
Z G mt E II + q, s. Seq. grnens
nlinsen i'm SiDseian : glerns. Gs
ip1roen ernannt: Ser bofip. Sr. Ses
ter 8agner. bisber Yfarrer in 8oben>
born. gum 1farrer in 8eliheib; Der
bo6ip. Sr. Iatb. 2ens. bisber Efars
rer in gblerin9cn. gum Sfarrer in
8obenborn. = Ser bo6p. 5r. Ibolf
Stei6eu bon Electromagnetic bel g6s
ternad. aus benz SeiuitensG rben, bat
an Der 8eorg : auguit : ltniperiitdt
in @ottingen Sic 9oftorniirbe erlanst.
or po5iert our Seit Iatbematif unb
Sbpiif an Der Sodi9uIe in Bombay
(Snbien).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-28
Aus ben iibrtsen Thetlrn.

d, 4. Seq. Sn bieier 8o1e
iinb bic lesten. groBen Grbeiten on
Der ginri6ting unierer Pfarrtir6e
beenbet tporben.
Spn Der Snr, Z. Seq. Gin
S6nippfen i6limmiter 4rt bot bas
chen berri6enbe llnpetter benen ses
idlagen. Die es unterlieben. Dor gin>
tritt Der i6le9ten Sabres5eit bas Sad
bes Sauies u1b Der RebengebdiIbe
elmer einsebenben Heparahir gu nnters
5ieben. Ser ortanarti9e Wtnb iaate
Die biden Hesentropfen ieIbit su ben
beritedteften 20dern unb Risen bins
Elm, unb cine unertpiini9te Ndlie
berri6te auf ben Speiders unb ben
S~ellb6ben. mo man es faunl bernuiz
tbete. = Sie Snr lit tpeit iiber ibre
ltier setreten rub iiberidpemmt NIT
ibrem selben @aiier bas gan5e Sbal.
Cine siinitise @elesenbeit fir Die Sis
i6er. DEFENDERS tpenu Die Wai6en
ibrer Nese uub ibrer Sebesarne 5iems
lid eng iino. = Sic meiiteu 8aiern
linb bereits nit benz Sreiben bes Sc
treibes fertie. ba Sampibreidmai6is
men Die einselnen SrtI6aften paiiiez
rem unb bieie Irbeit in fur5er 8eit be-
pertiteni9en. Sonitiee Nrbeiten brGns
gen ni6t. unb NIT itoii6er 8ube .tann
Der 9anbipirtb Dem INNS Saus pieiz
ienben 8inbe pa6borheu. Sm
&au6fan9 bdnst ia cine ansenebmc
3abl trefflider S6infen uub iaftiscr
Spedieiten. Der Seller lit NIT &arz
toffeln sefiiut. Die 8etreibeernte lit
aleemcin b~efriebi9enb aussefaaen.
Sas Sanptbu6 bat pieperum teiu
Sefi3it 81 perSeibnen.
8repenmah er, Z. Sea. &C.
tern Ibenb Inn 5 llbr itarb Der i'm
aansen 2anbe uno tpeit iiber Die @rens
sen binaus beltbefanntc unb belicbtc
Silpbauer Or. Safob Saal I'M Ilter
bon SO Sabren iufolse elmer felt mebs
reren Sabren beitebenSeu Suugens
frantbeit.
sells, 8. Seq. Sic Yoitfutihe
bon Sells mad @runbbof, Die bonn
llnternebmer s. g. 8nai bon bier Der
8ittipe Seltseu ans Gbriitnu6 iiber@
traaen ipurbe, erbGlt MIR pns udmlidc
SubiiS bon 1000 Sr. itatt 4.400 Sr.
Sic lleberuebmeriu bat Srn. Sinai fir
fem Yoitmobiliar nit brei Yieroen
4.400 Sr. be5ablt
@tlt, 6. Se5. Die miloe SSit>
terung. Die auf pcn plOBlidcn Sroit
unb aui onS llnipettcr Dor eini9cn
Sasen aciQlst lit. tommt nod @ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-28
Brief cines l%ngembnracr MdodenS
pum 9anbe in Yaris.

gteine lieben gltern. Seiies Iaria,
bas lit ellh mai eppes. Sfons I'M
3use idaut IIles 10 pareiieriib aus.
Sbr fOnnt euf gar nidt poritelcn,
mas fir cine .8are" Die Barrier
baben. mebr ipie 100 2eute limb Du.
beuft eu6 ipie I'M CONNER. ais unIere
"Spmpieen" Die SABINE ~einseipeibt bas
ben. Iber iest eppes bon Yaris.
Dor Der @are lit Iles 10 bell eipie bel
uns. ipenu Die Netten iinb Gbriitag.
Sd ipuBt aber niht. pobin i6 iou
geben uno fraste einen Iann. no Der
SaaIels Yier piirbe ipobnen. es ipdre
mein Wononf, iagte i6 ibm. Seine
lebenbe Seele fennt i'm ais ipie elm
8utihener nit einem peiBen 3ilinber.
Dem babe ih Die Iprene geeeben. uno
Der bat mid bireft oabinsefiibrt. Sas
iiub 10 selunsene alttifen. Sic bdz
ben cine ltbr elm bis6eu mebr groB
luie uuier 8eder dber gran 10 rllub.
Sd meme aber iie geben fali6. es mar
iei Sebtag nidt 2 llbr IS. aber Der
@eder itunb 10. als mir beim Wtpnonf
anfamen. Sh babe Dem autibener
and 9eia9t. oaB ieine llbr piel uah
piirDe geben. 9eim Ionont Yier
sefdllt CO mir niht piel. lie bnbcn email
feineu 8urtcn bintcr benz Sais. unS
ipeit uno brett lit fem 8dihbour.
Ser yNonouf" bat mid ipa8icreu gee
fiibrt. mir baben Die ~Supifcr" &C.
i6aut. 8as mid ant n~,eiiten pcrz
puuocrt. bas iinb Die 2cute, Die iinb
alc Sonntags angetban. Sn alien
@aiien iinb NIT Sol5 ~.paodt". Im
Samstas gcbe i'd ihauen, tpeun iic
geipai6en perben. Die 8enoarmen
baben nitts 3u tbiin bier. Die itebeu
gau5 rubis auf Den Gdcn, unb Die
limb auh gar niht 10 idDn ipic ba
beim. Sic Solbaten reiten auf Den
Yferben. unh baben ale cine ~Somp>
les" &appe nit einem laneen idipars
sen Shtpan5 binten. Die buben aber
feline Muiif. SdS brauben Gle ia
audi uidt. oenu iiberaIl ipirb setrus
teri. Sd bin icst geraSc nit Dem
Mououf beimaetommeu unb ihreibe
cuh meiueu eriteu @riei. Ser Wipz
mont ia9t, mir miirben morgen ms
Sbeater geben, unb bnnn I6reibe ih
cu6 nlles. mas ih 9eiebeu babe. Sir
beutc muB ih ihnell madden, pcnu ih
mill Den Brief nod uuf Die .@arc"
trn9en. Cure cub liebcnbc Iarie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-28

beg bodtp. Srn. 8arl Yfeiffer als
Geremoniar. Ser boffp'ite Sr. @es
nerals8itar, Iier. gbuarb 5. Rasl,
belt Die Seitpreoigt. 9eionocrs
lobeno bob er berpor. mas Die 8ez
meinbe unter Ser furSen 9eitun9 bes
iesigen GERM Yfarrers 9etban, uno
ipie Die 8emeinbe beute ifnlbenfrei
oaitebc. Ser bohtp'ite 9iihof banfte
oarauf Der 8emeinbe fir Den ber3s
lihen gmpfang. Der linn bereitet
purbc, idgte. bic ct. 8enbelinls &C.
mcinbe lei Jest cine IuitersemeinSc,
uro er boffe. baB Tie es blei6en iperbe.
- Spn Den eriten Iniieblern lebt in
u~nierer Witte MIR nod Scrr Setter
RalS. Suber linn leben MIR nod
5pei bon penen. Die 9eitrdge fir Die
erite Stride 5ei6neten, ndmlih Serr
Hif. Soeid, jebt mad Searl Cafe ge>
borig. unb Serr gtif. 8rnuf Dor ct.
9loub. Nebit bieien naren Grinder
Der @emeinbe Die Solgeuben: Mtathias
Sid. Sran5 Hebing, Gnton 8erItin9,
Soiepb Saaren, Saul Shmie. 8ils
belm 0hlnb, @obf. Bauer, Sbepbor
anrls, Seiuri6 8iiiins. Sebaitiau
aempcr, Setter Seiut, Sos. 9. arier.
Saul Srau6. Nifolas &raus, Seins
rid S6iefer. Nih. Sammerel. So
iepb Sobben. 8eorg Sunnen, 9eter
8al5in. Soiepb gele. Seinri6 Sor>
bling. Nifolaus 8ebins, Setter Hes
bling. S. %. Senfortb, Soiepb Sdon,
Setter 2amb. Sob. 8iiiing, auguit
Sauer, gafpar Stein, Gbriitian
Yiis. Seter Beber, Snbert Sanien.
8ater Ses bodtp. 8enebiftinerpdters
gonapentlira. MGidbrlif tptrb fir
Die 8riinber Der @emeinbe cine sez
Itiftete Seelenmeiie a%ufeeopfert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-28

8liidipiinIdc pom allen Seiten u1b
in allen Sormen 9eben am erften Snge
oes Sdbres ms SIT. 0as tleine Sinh.
baS faum einigc @orte gu ltnmmeln
permag. eriheint Dor ieinen Gltern
unb ipriht. etpas beiangen piclleiht,
aber reft bon Ser5en fommenr, iein
~@liidielises, ucreS Sabr!"
grpafIeuc Ieniden fleioen ibre
8iinihe in anbere Sorm. gar oft aber
iino pieielben inter Der itoniten unp
~berebteiten Siille lpeniger aufrihti9
ais beS fleinen 8inres 8iinihe.
GO idnea perrinnt Elm Sabr i'm
9eben pes Ienihen. Im l.. Saniar
tpiI es uMs 10 lang, lang porfpmmen.
Gber sar raid folst Stunoe auf
Stunpe. Gag auf Tag. unb che mir
CO ms reft auseidaut baben; lit bas
ncre Sabr oft gemoroen unb nit icis
nen traurieen mnn irelioisen greigs
niiicn perihfpunben i'm Grabe Der
0ergangenbeit.
!. ltnb lit Der Ienih audi nod 10
iroii6 aeiinnt. 10 pirb bod Der 3uf
Der Reuiabrselpden nidt 10 gnn5 obnc
ernite g~rmabnnng an ieinem Cbrc err
tonen. Gr brinat ibm Die Tergdng<
liffeit allies Srpiifeu in lebbaite CIR
innerme. Sie Neniabrsgloden iascn
inn. baB gar |icle I'M persangencn
Sabre einsesanseu in Die Tiortc Der
Gpisfeit. Sa. 10 Iande. Die nod,
Dor einem Sabre mob unb mrntcr Den
eriten Sag bes Sabres 9efeiert. 10
Nanfe. Die bofiten. nod lanse Sabre
3u leben. baben bas gnbe ocs Sabres
1909 nift mebr geIeben.
Inbere trateu nit Den ifDniten
unb berehtisten Spfinun9en ms neue
Sabr elm. bod ibre Gripartungen limb
nift IN grfiiuun9 eeaangcn. ents
tduidt iteben lie am @npe bes Sabres
unD ruien: 80 @elt! pie betriigcrii6
uno perfiibrerii1 bit bu! Hidts bon
ale 9em. mas id, bon Dir sebofft. ut
mir sutbcil setpprpen. Sdtte ib bod,
nlebr aut Sott metn Wertrnlleit NM
meine Sofiuuns geieet." So. "iper
aui 8ott pertraut, Der bat auf feiten
@runp gebaut."
Ieltbig poran nuf Dem @esc pes
iroiihen Sebeus. Dem elpigen Seben
gu. Die Sanb aeitiist anf GbriItt areu5
unp @ottes @nape. Sann fanns
nift icblen. aomm' pa. ipas mil.
mir iteben in 8ottes beiiiger Sut, mas
feline sottli6e Soriebuna audi ilber
uns perbdnsen mag, Sreuocn oeer
barte Yriifungen, mir wcrpen nlc pers
5a9cn.
Sarum, hriitlidcr 9cicr mo Seles
rim, luS aud Dir IN bielem Sinnc elm
gliidIeliges, nelleS Snbr lpiinlden!
~ y y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-28
SIN ttautonT ami(ien &rpise
Heujabr.

Sas alte Sabr perfloIien lit,
&ir banten Sir, Scrr Seius
9briit
Id,. uimm tic nuf, Die fur5e
Seit
Gum Spfer fir Die Gpigfcit.
@ertilye. ipa5 bonn 90ien mar;
Scs 8uten Sruht mad
oifcnbnr.
Sic abgeidicbcncn Seelen ar
Himm nuf in Seiner Sel'een
Sabl.
SIN neuen Sabr nad) Seiner
Sreu
Inns pieher Silf unb Hatb
perlcib',
SdB IlleS. mas mir fallgen an.
Surd Seine 8ndb' iei mobl@
getbnnl
gcbiit ms ali i'm lellcn
Sabr
@or Seelenan9it ll1b Sci6sz
gefubr;
Glib Sebem. Scrr. icin beites
Sbeil
limb Maen emit pus elp'ge
9eil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-28

unb bon 5 l1br Wor9ens Biz gum
Sagesanbruf. Die Inla9e miro bon
Der Sirma u. 2ecoriais bon 2ilrems
burg ausgefiibrt.
Ghternad d, II. Seq. SrGus
lcin gliie Yrim. Softcr Der Ssrau
@ittfpc Gbriitian Yrim. bat in Der
NaGt bon Sonnerstas aif Sreitas. i'm
bliibenOen Sitter bon 10 Sabren, bas
3eitlife 9eiesnet. Sn Saris in Stelz
lung erfranfte Sieielbe unb fcbrte Dor
IA Sa9en in ibr 6eimatbballs 5uriid.
no lie mad sebulois ertraseuen
ihmer5lihen 9eiben pom unerbittz
lit]en Sob gum Spfer seforbert lpllroe.
@%ianben, I. Se5. sm CAMS
tag friib peri6ieo Die ahtbare Snmc
oes If5iienpienit6efs. Srnu aettp
@uneih, naf fur3em aranfenlager.
I'M Ilter bon 80 Sabren. aus Dem
2eben.
saul, 5. SeS. Seute Iorgen
lpurbe unipcit bieiiscr Srtifaft Der
56idbrigc Nrbeiter Setter Stpdlauien,
9ebiirtig aus Siintineen, in einem
StraBengrnben foot aufgefunben.
9erielbe bat Den Sop bureb grtrinfcn
9efunben.
SiIsnprf, 5. Sea. Seute
Wor9eu ipuroe Der ~69idbrise Gage
lobner Safob Reiuert arf benz @ege
5lpiifen 2epmiible unb Silsnori crz
~froren aufgefunoen.
q Ii melinsen, 6. Ses. 8ez
tern Worsen pilrpe Der aus Siintius
gen sebiirtiee 81 Sabre alte Irbeiter
Setter Stodbauien in eiuent Strabenz
sraben tobt aufsefunben. Ser Irst
itelte ben COB burf Grtrinten ieir.
Snfolse Deg Gegens ipar Der 8raben
bon @aiier.
Gl5ingen, 10. Seq. 8eltcrn
itarb i'm Sfarrbauic Su Ilsinsen Die
S~ausbdlterin bes Sru. Yaitprs, SRI.
annu ae6eler. Sbre 2ei6e piro
mpreen ben II. Se3ember mad Sies
tir6. ibrem 5eimatbsort. iiberfii6rt.
S~etipelt, s. Se5. @eitern
Nabmittag itarb bier. ipoblperleben
NIT Den III. Sterbeiaframenten Die
lpobladtbare Game Bittipe 8ii6, ses
borene Iuna Iepers. cine nabc 0erz
lpanbte bes Srn. Iepers, Director Der
RormaIihule. sic bate Elm Mltcp
bon nabe5u SO Sabren erreiht.
8obersbaufem, 5. Seq. &C.
tern Ibenb fanb nan ailf benz naben
8albbere Die 62idbrise Srau bes
&aurers 8resor 8edinser. seborene
Cha S6mit. tobt in elmer nit 8aiier
gefiilten Sebmsrube Dor.
@oestrptt Z. Ges. gor einis
gen Sa9en neri6ieb allf benz S6lpiie
Ser5ele in Sitflanoern Die gigentbiiz
merin Deg bieiisen Stloi1es nebit ben
pa5u sebGrisen Yarts anlasen nnb
@alounsen, Srau garonin q DC
&oeitpne bon 9er5ele. seburene 8rd>
lin bon Sieoeferte. I'M filter bon rs
Snbrcn.
CID a. b. AIS, Z. Sea. Spnnz
tag Ntdhmittas tuiroe inter GROCER
Sbeilnabme Der Cider gcp6lternne
Der in SeutI1sGtb I'M Iltcr bon II
Sabren 9eitorbene Sob. Semmcr. Gins
re9iitrierunsss unb SomGnen : gms
pfdnger, ebemaliser Sh0ffe Der Stabt
Cid 81 8rabe gctrasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-28
ans hem Ger. Staateu.
(Spe3icG fir bieie 3eitun9.)

(Spesiell fir bieie 3eituns.)
Der Wanberer NM Witternaft."
Ser @inb pfeift burd Der gi6en
&ronen,
9es Stables 8ddlein liipelt Iaft;
gntlans alf eii'sem Yfaoe idreitet
Ser 8nnberer I'M 1itterna6t.
Sur9 bag @esfpeig Der @albesricien
Ser fable Monb gar i6elmiif ladt,
9inarf Slim Simmelsbome blidet
Ser Rdnberer I'M Nitterna6t.
Ser etpig junge Simmel pranget
Sn ieiner Id]oniten Sternenpraft,
So1 Sraier fiiblt in tiefen Sulen
Ser @dnberer nm Witternd6t.
Gfon fpinfen fern Der Seimatb SIgel,
Gin Iebnenb Ser5e poft NIT Wa6t;
Sromm fniet am araren &reu5 I'M
Walbe
Ser Wanberer tint Nitterna6t.
Gin Sdlu65en bebt auf ieinen
2ippen,
SIN bangor 8ruit berborgebradt;
gritdrrt iinft in DEN S6nee AM
&reu5e
Ser 8anberer III Nitterna6t.
,Sdon bebt aurora solb'ne S6tpinsen,
Gin Sterbeelodlein ttnet iaft;
gereiniet iparb nit ieinen 2ieben
Ser 1anberer I'M Mitternaht.
.MIfreb...."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-28
Gin fiibucs llnternehmcn.
(Iae1, bic cs anscbt. Srr Sead)tuns!

aiir5lid ficl uuier Allgc allf cine
Slntport I'M Srngefalten elmer eng
liiden Sa9cs3eituus. iibcr sic lid pers
itiepene Setrad,tunsen nnlte0eu Tic
ben. Su Der Intiport banoeltc cs lid
nm cineu iunscn Itann, Der beim
Srngefaitens Cntel anira9tc. OBJ cS
ratbiam lei. iid. 5n perbeiratbct. Or
perpiene M $50 Die ISOLDE, nno bas
IGbden ieiner @abl iei nidt reid
unb aud ni6t gerabe arm 81 ncnnen.
Nun miiiien mir aaerbines betennen,
baB es elm tiibnes llnternebmen lit,
einen pilSfremoen 3eitungSmeniben
in elmer Ser5eusangelegenbeit nm
Hatb su frageu, nber niht Dies lit es,
ipaS IN itusig muhte, benu iolhe
Sborbciteu ~tonuten tagtdglih
Dor, ioncern oie Intport beS peileu
3eitrnasrebaftemrs lpdr es. Die ms
Dor alien anbercu Siuscn 81 oentcn
aab. Gr ihrieb Dem iunsen Mann.
$50 Die Wphe lei burhaus iinseniis
acnb unp bei eiucm iolh' geriu9cn ~
@iufpmmeu cineu 5ausitanb ~9riineen
ST. polIen. lei ein iiibnes unternebs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
WORK ON COPPER RIVER
RAILROAD TO BE PUSHED

SEATTLE, Wash. June 2S.-The
S00G men al work on construction Of
the Copper River railroad in Alaska
will be kept busy all next winter, ac.
cording 10 :. W. IGccles, president of the
road, and representative of the Morgan.
Guggenheim interests in the north.
1--WE want to complete our line as
quickly as possible, - said Mr.. Eccles
last night, land to that end we Will
have five boats on the Copper river by
August /, supplying the various camps
to be established along the river. When
spring comes we hope to have the grade
ready. We nave tho grade stakes set
and VIII be ready to build the branch
lines 10 the Bering Lake coal fields once
it is known the government will give
title TO the applicants for the coal
fields -