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Evening journal., 1910-09-03
Woman's Dishonesty.

ot. Louis hepuDllc.
Our wives, sisters and mothers, not
to speak Of our nieces and our aunts.
are usually tenderer Of heart and
purer of thought than are We When
Il comes TO the intellectual virtues,
however, men are as a class better
than women; in fact. the moral world
would go 10 smash in this particular
realm II the fair hand of women held
the steering wheel at the forks OF
the road. A woman's honesty. for
example, in both personal and ma
terial She is honest as to things
she can see and touch. Burglary and
shoplifting are wicked; they are the
taking of things from those to whom
they are visibly and palpably belong.
But a woman's theory OF ownership is
simplicity itself; she does not realize
that there may be others than the
owner who have rights in the thing
owned Still less does she understand
that 10 isnnra or nrevant fhA sxarciss
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

OF those rights is stealing.
So we are not surprised that the
wife of an Eastern banker and philan-
thropist has been found wearing a
black feather with whole pearl neck
lace concealed in the quill Why not
She had paid for the necklace, had
she not? Was not it hers? Did she
intend TO make any money out of it?
Then why should sAe not get il in
"onbeknownst" to those horrid Gus
toms officers if she could B. We fear
she will never understand any more
than the woman who eluded the con-
ductors vigilance on a suburban train
last week will ever understand that
in riding IL times on a 10-ride ticket
she simply stole from the railroad
company the price of one ride. These
women will continue to be bulwarks
of honesty-as they understand hon
esty.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
SATURDAY, SEPT. 8. 1910
ROOSEVELT AND NEW YORK.

q OLONEL ROOSEVELT may not have so easy
~ time in controlling the Republican State
Contention Of New York as his ardent admirers
imagine. The supporters of the colonel have kept
pace with him in talk, but talk does not make dele
gates.
1t is suspected that while Griscom is doing the
talking, Barnes, who seems TO be the most daring
OF the Old Guard leaders is getting the delegates.
The speeches of Mr.. Roosevelt throughout the
west are of so radical nature that many OF those
in New York who are opposed at heart to the
Old Guard will support them as the lesser of two
evils, Roosevelt being regarded by them as the
other evil.
The Colonel's remarks which place him squarely
in line with the radical and progressive sentiment
of the party have stirred the financial interests OF
New York as never before, and it is interesting to
note that the Old Guard is preparing to finance
a campaign against him. IL the test came on an
out and out primary vote, there is no doubt that
even in New York city, with the financial bulwarks
and the Wall Streeters against him, the Colonel
'ould win an overwhelming victory. But conven-
-ss-7ay are not eontroued by primaries in New York
and the bosses are often able 10 manipulate them
that they do not represent in the slightest man
ner the will of the people.
The great interests in New York are hard TO de-
feat under the best of circumstances. They will
fight Roosevelt tooth and nail and attempt TO de-
stroy his prestige. Some think il would have been
better for the Colonel TO have avoided a conflict
in New York at this time. but MIR. Roosevelt in
politics or anything else has always been ready TO
- take chance and he is not averse to doing so at
this time
His western speeches leave no doubt Of his atti-
tude national affairs. He is fully as radical as
ever and il cannot be longer questioned that if
Mr. Roosevelt continues his aggressive campaign
there will be wide breach in the Republican party.
AS a result Of the purchase of the Ford tract
does the city or Mr. Ford get the corn crop pro-
duced on the ground7
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
Chatty Stories OF the Day

Here is story that is told by a local lawyer who
swears that II is actual experience jury had
tired on murder and had voted IL to for ac-
quttal The obstinate man small, red-faced fell
low, apparently heavy drinker He held for con-
victon and declared that be ready to stay there
as long as the next one Every and then he would
lean and suck the head of a small bambo cane
he carried Finally the jurymen began make ready
for night of it. The little fell asleep over
his and when be went further into the Land of
Nod the stick dropped to the floor. Members of the
jury picked IL up and about to return it. when
they discovered that il filled with whiskey and
very good whiskey. too They passed It around each
taking sip OF sudden the little awakened and
reaching for his cane, attempted to suck oil OF
joy from the head He very thirsty but found the
cane empty After thinking time he said: Boys
believe I've changed my mind III vote for acqutal.
Let's hurry"-Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
WHEN MERIT WINS.

When the medicine you take cures
your disease, tones up your system
and makes you feel better, stronger
and more vigorous than before. That
is what Foley Kidney Pills do for you.
in all cases Of backache. headache,
nervousness, loss of appetite. sleep
lessness and general weakness that
is caused by any disorder Of the kid
neys.or bladder
n. b. Danforth, Druggist, Market
and Second Sts., Wilmington. Del.+
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
Machine Handstitehine.

Draw the theads as usual and baste
the hem carefully along the edge Of
the drawn threads. Then with a
moderately long stitch sew on the
machine and you will find your hem
as neatly done as If by hand and
much stronger. Add another row of
stitching one-eighth inch above for
frmness and finish.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
Personal and Pertinent

Now that the Democrats Growing over their pros
poets Of winning the Congressional elections said Rep
resentatve Butler of Pennsylvania the other day "
reminded Of what good old Ike HILL assistant sergeant
alarms of the House used to say the of cleo
tion. Ike Democrat through and through. but
he philosophical Democrat
When anybody asked him how be thought the vote
would go. he would invariably reply:
"By gosh think we've got EN- if they don't buy
us off."-Popular MAGAZINE
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
With the Paraqrapher:

Queer names they put on things in Texas. One Pat
ten chased two miles by three neghbors who fred
80 shots al him the They cali It "the budding
OF family feud. Atlanta Journal
may dress modestly $500 year: II
costs lot to dress immodestly-St Louis Post
Dispatch.
boy is animal who spill water and soap
suds all the bathroom without getting any them
on himsef-Dallas News.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

Ever occur to you that your
handwriting is probably disgraceful?
Not one mon in twenty writes legible
hand, and a disgraceful number can
not spell or punctuate. Why not pay
attention TO this simple reform, and
let some of the big ones alone?
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
S1.O0 to Baltimore and Return Sun-
daY. SeDfember a.

Special train win leave Wilmington.
Delaware Avenue Station, at $40 g.
M; Newark. at $50 q. m. Returning.
leave Baltimore. Camden Station. al
$50 p. M; Mt Royal, at 6.35 p. m. Visit
the river resorts and parks of Balti-
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

The man who cures himself Of a
bad habit is also stubborn in other
particulars; he spends a good deal
of time insisting that any one else
should be able to do as we'll.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

The girls refuse to heed our request
that they make their sleeves long
enough to hide their elbows. A girls
elbows look like the devil; if they
want to show them, We can't help
Il.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

Between putting things out of the
childrens reach, and keeping her hus-
band from concealing things from
her, a woman seems to play hide and
seek all her life.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

If we had long curly hair Ga thing
we have always longed for) we be-
lieve we would have it cut this hot
weather.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

1t must be a terrible blow for
girl to dress up, come down town and,
instead Of buying more hair or dia-
monds, have to buy cents worth OF
liver.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

While the defendant in a breach
of promise suit may object to paying
the amount demanded, there is little
question that he always things he is
worth it.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

heard her sweet voice calling
Mother"
II was then that l felt quite abashed.
For she yelled. How'll ] fix the per-
taters-
Fried. lionizsd- baked bDad or mash
ADJ"
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

There is something pathetic as we'll
as foolish about a man trying to be
"one of the boys" after he has out
grown his boyhood several years.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

At any rate some of our recently acquired play
grounds may be used as summer resorts,
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

Tommy. your uncle will be here for
dinner today. and you must have your
face washed"
Yes. nav. but sRpsin' he don't
CONG. what them
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
x GET IN ON CHE JOKER *

ONE THING BEGETs ANOTHER.
Agent-Can l sell you some prize.
fight hlms7
Victim-No. thank you. i've got
some. II you have a good kicking ma
chine I'll buy that
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
KANSAS VIEW OF LIFE
Atehison Globe.

The ambition of every author is to
write a play so intense that women
will faint on seeing it.
Even a mother doesn't feel so bad
when her boy fights If he happens to
whip the other fellow
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
HOLDING HlM DOWN.

Farmer Wiggs-Mandy. here's some
heap spittoons marked down.
Mrs. Wiggs-Uriah. when you get so
'erked up you can't spit out OF the
window it's time for you 20 quit chew
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

AS a result Of the purchase of the Ford tract
does the city or Mr.. Ford get the corn crop pro-
duced on the ground?
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

D~~-s-~ ~--~~-vs-~-~-~-vv~-~
The Association Of American
AdVsresers (Nsw York City hss
sxnmired ard eortifsd to the ciruaiation
" thjv Publication. 0nls The nxsres o.
r o.rcuiasio.A contained In ia sepcrt are
I euaxantse1 hy the Asu0ciatich.
y. =. TSAsetsS..S:.:.4t.", s..:.:.t.,
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS.

The Association Of
American Advertis.
ers is composed Of
all the great adver-
tisera Of this coun-
try. The Associa
tion endorses only
such papers as sub
nit to its examina
tion az any moment,
and positive proof
must bo submitted.
The accompanying
certificate No. liz.
has been issued 30
this paper
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

so NEAR AND YET so FAR.
Dippy-I heard you lost $40 on the
ball game.
Slippy-It is not lost. know where
t Is. Brown has It.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
Gin fuitipiciiscr Scblcr.

SenrD Worie. elm iriiDerer &leis
bcrbdnolcr pon No. 1241 Yruabpap.
Rew g)orf, bat Die Yoital ScIc9rapbz
Gable G~onlpaun in Der Suprcmcs
Court dlf $125,000 St1aOcncriab
p~crflagt; or bebnuptet, baB elm Sebler
in einenI Sclegrnmm. bn3 or Der @es
icui9ait CUR SeiDrpcrunG ii6crgcben
bate, ibm Sbupcu Don Dieier 90bt
6ugciiigt bat.
Morris giebt in ieiner Stage an,
ooB cr Die Gr0iinung zines @cihGites
I'M Slgc bate, nit Der Gbica9oer
Sirna Slircb. Scfen & Gpbn in
@erbanOlungen barber trat. nb lie
ibm ais Ir6eitsfapitaI fir ba5 critic
Snbr Die Summc pom $4,000 mn
fir Die nGhiteu Sabre ein loldcs
bon ic $1,000 our &criiigung l~tclen
wollc. NlS lid iiir Morris cine 9iins
iti0e @elcgenbcit. eineu Snoen 81
mietben, bot, innbte or pur6 Die
Yoitol Elm Selegramm on Die G6is
cnapcr Sirmn nit Der Outrage. Oh CT
lid nui bic Selpiligung BON $4,000
fir bas critic Sabr p~erIaicn Tonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18

jungen Mnnncs @ruit uIs Shlnfs
ltctlc geiudbIt bate. mare bcinabc Die
llria6e icineo SpScs gcnorbcn.
Ils ~9tnbinopiti9 niht am 6ri;hz
itildStiId cridicn, begnb lid Srait
Scrmnnn, icine Salisipirtbi1, mad
lcincm 3imnler ulb Dfinete Die Sbiir.
@ci ibrem @iutritt iprong DER groBc
6%nusfntcr BON icincm irnpropiiirten
Eager berab unS ueri6rann iGlcuz
night IN Der &iihcnrcNipn. Ils nbcr
Srau 0crmanr, nid,t5 Shlimmc$
abneuo, 9inbinpluitid 81 ipcdcu uerz
luoptc, crmieo CO lid, baB er IN eiAcnt
3ultanoc Der Sciinnungoloii9fcit mar
unb idcinbdr MIR nit 9rrBcr Tnz
%ltrcngung nthmcu fonttc. Sos &C.
lpidJt Der aabe nllf iciner Sruit bate
Die 6c~rStbdti9fcit %bebinbert uno Oas
purf atf Die Ntbmln9 aelpirtt.
Ndhbcm Srall 0crmann Die gtilts
~loii9teit ibrcr @%cmiibungeu cin9cs
icbcn bate. ricf lie cine Imbulau5 be3
Guitcrn Siitrift : 9oipitnls herbci, III
Der 81. Cohen balb Darauf e%irttrnf.
@dbrcnb ciner hdlbcn Stunbc ipanbte
Der Ir5t fiinitlihc Itbmung unb Witz
lei 5ur I%urc9ung Der SerStbdtigfcit
an, ebc les linn 9eInng. Den bnlb@
tpoten Sdneioer gum 2ebcu 6uriidz
5llbrlllgcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
Bic ucritaubige u@saub".


Sranf Smitb bon Strutbers, Gin,
lit Der glildli6c @eiiBcr ei1c3 @toulz
t~Jiers, rds &adionttcit init Sntcliz
gems p%crbinbef. Sn eitcr Der Icstcn
Ndd)tc mlrbe Sntitb ourd) Gin fidgs
lidcS Shrcicn bcs ncbcn Dem &aille
gralcnocn Sbicrco ans Dem Sdlafe
nufgciucdt, lno nadidJmIcuo, mas
cigcntlih los lei, lab cr cinen Wann
aus ciucm Scniter bc3 u1tcrcn Stods
lrerfs icinss Sauiee bcraialprirgeu.
Gin @elpe5r bon Der @nnb rciBenD,
id)oB er Dem Daponeiienhen Spies
huben = bonn nit ciuem loiden bette
Smith, nic er ipdter 81 ieiilcm Sdde
Den feltIteitc, 81 tbun - cine Sigcl
nad), ubne inocB 81 trcffca. WGno,
nllf bicicn Manlcu bort bas Wtuuls
tbicr, ifcint inn Ipmcnt crfdnnt 81
bnbcn. Inn mas es lid bauoeltc, ncnn
bns Cher ieste oem Sliihtigcu nuf)
ulb padtc i'm mn Hpd6ipfcl. jllt nls
or Den 3aun iibcrflcttern ipoIltc. Ser
Spibbube i1liipitc ails DEM God lcrz
ans uno bcipcrtiteIligtc iein Gntfpms
men, mprauf Iaub, Den God 6luiiden
ben 3dbnen, aif's 9alls 5uIdritt unb
unter Dem Scuitcr ieines Serru Den
Nod nicDerlcgtc, Der min on5li beitra@
gen mag, Dem Spiebuben auf Die Spur
81 tumHien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18

man niht, geuig, Ilpiu crfpiidte in
I6iucienbeit iciner Nfltter bic Gpguncs
Sldinc uno l%eiitcte lid perihicbenc
trdftige Suhrmnnnsihlude. gus Srall
@ros5 ibrcu SproBlins fanD; lag
picicr luie leblo5 III Der Sabine, unb
Die MATTER lief ihreicno Srm Shiffss
arSt nit Der Melbyng, ibr Ielteiter
iicgc in Den lctten 3iigen. Sos ses
iibtc Nugc Sr. Yctcrs' Ia6 iofort, mas
lns mar. unb CT tbciltc Der Iutter
init, baB es lid nm cincn Sail bon
iGiuercr Mtpbolper9iftuug banbele.
Mad bnlbtaaelanger N%nipenbuns bon
@e8sr8iftcn gclang cs aud. Den
9nnbeu ipicbcr III bas 9etpubtieir
5uriid 81 bringcn, immerbiu muBts
Der ficinc gpgnacs2 icbbabcr nod fin
5iuci Gage bns S6iifss &pIpital be-
8ic1cn, bis CT nus nIler @efabr mar
mn Der Mutter nieber iiberantiportei
ipcrben fpnntc. Iltpin bat bod mn
tbeucr pcripruden, in 3ufunft allen
SInideu fern 5u bleiben, mn Srau
0rps5 biirfte oieicIben mad bieier Or
iobrung pobl etlpas poriihtieer ailfs
belpabren, ais ba5 bisber gelbeben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
@c5munsen, ibr Sc;m 81 pcrlaHen

Sebes Sabr pirb cine grobe In5abI
Scibcnocr, bcren Suu9cn iufplge
8ultcns pcb unb angcgriffcn iinb, 9cs
nDtbigt, mad einem anbcrcn &lima 81
3e6en. Sieies lit aber fpltlpielig mn
nidbt INNER iiher. Gs 9ibt cincn
b~eiicrcn @eg. Sniiet Sr. Sings
Nclp DISCOVERY Gu6 81 SauIe flrt>
rem. sic turirte mid bon einem
2unsenleipcn". ihreibt @. q. 9iellon
bon Galnminc, Slrf.. Ills alles Inoere
fcblld)lllg unb ih nabm AZ Sinnb an
@eipidt 5lt.. Sic lit iidcrlif Die
&0nigin aler Snitens unb Suneenz
WcDi5incn." Sauienbe perbanfen
berielben @eiuubbcit utb 9eben. Sic
lit poiitip aarnntirt fir 6uitcu, CIR
~fdltungen, 60 Grippe, Iitbma, Group
- ale 3alss unb 2un9cnlcibcn. so
Gents unb 500. Srobeflni6e frei
in 3. W. 3uete's Ipptbefe, 656
Wiuin Str, Subuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
Gin uirfiamcs Nittel geget bic
@urmplage bel Yierben.

Sebcr Sarmcr nlb Y~fcrbebeIiser
miro erfrcut iein, bon cinem nciien
MSittcl gescn Die gcfirhtetc @urms
PLACE hei Eferben 81 bDreu. pas IN Der
tilr5en Seit ieincs @etannticins guns
critaunlihc Hciuitatc gc5eitigt bat. Gs
IinD pies Die aus Der nltcn Seimatb
beriiber gcfommcnen 6ellrcfd sNnpIcln.
Die lid i'll Der tiirSeitcn 3eit SauIcnbe
bon Srcunocn eripprbcn nnb in Der
IlIstreibing bon Wiirmern bel Efer>
Den ais uniibertrcfflih eripicien baz
ben. Wis SunOerteu bon b%antharen
Sriefen bon Sarmcrn. Die Die &apieln
bcnueten, 9cbt berppr. Dab nab benz
@iu9eben bon IL 5ipei aapleln 6llnz
berte bon Bots unD alien mDglihen
8iirmern bon Sferbcn nbgingen, unb
DAB Tierbc; Die porber mayer, biiiig
uno itDrriid ipnren, nah DEM GingeS
ben Der aapieln iofort Sunabmen unb
ale Ihledten Gigcnidaftcn pcrloren.
Die @iirmcr geben ~gefu0bnIi6 idon
nah einigen Stunben nnA DEM Gins
9eben Der aapIeln tpbt I'M Wtilte do
unb lit bns Wittcl I'M 10 tpcrtbpollcr.
nls es obnc ipcitere llmitGnbe unb obne
Sriterfpediel jebem Yicrbe lciht ein>
9eseben iperbcn fam. Iuf alien Sars
men, lpo Yfcrbe gebaltcn lucrben, ioQs
ten gerape jest iebem ciuSisen Sbicre
5lpei Der &apicln 5llr @nriiht perab>
reidbt iperben, aud lpcnn iidl Die Sara
iiten duBerli6 niht bemerfbar gcn,adt
baben. Die aapieln iinb scieblih
garantirt inter Serial go. 21,741
iinD fonnen au6 trn9enben Stutcn 9ez
acbcn lpcrben. Sas Mittel lit cin5ig
lnnb allein 81 be3ieben bon Der unicren
2cicrn npblbefannten greebers
81 emcbp 6 o.. 141 8iscpniin Str.,
Sept. s a, Iilpnufee, @is., gum
Yrciie bon $1.00 fir 6 ober $3.50
fir ~ aapieln p~ortofrei nit @c>
brnudsanipeiimna. Gor bili9en Nnhs
%abmungen ici biermit ausbriidlidit
%oeiparnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
Meine Semben unb ipannenbe
Hpmaue.

Gin imartcr amcrifaner erianb
Sembcn, Die einen - Ynpierciniat
nit iiebcn lole iibcreinnnDerliegcnoen
gldttcrn bnbcn. Sebeu Sag fanu
nan zines bieier 9ldtter abreibeu nm
bic gSelt tGriher. als trii9e man
tGalid Elm reincs Scmb. Iuf Die
Tiidicitc biclcr Observation-Disclosures
ipurbe Elm allbcrgeip0bnlid) ipannens
Der Hon,nn in S%ortictuu9en georudt.
Giirise ~Seitunaslcier fonntcn es nift
crlpartcn. bis tic Die nGfite Sort
lctune am uGfiteu Gage er6ieltcn,
IonSern riiien DIT 5ipei unb Drei
9lditer pro Gag db. Muf bieie WeiIe
Iteigcrtc iid Der Gonium Der SemSeil
in elmer 10 un9lnlblideu Irt. DAB
Der Yateutinbnber uid,t gcnrg lieiern
fpnute. Ser Yatents Snbabcr ihreibi
u~nausgeieet Yrciic iiir ipnnnenoe Hos
mane unb 9ippellen oIs, uuD CT 8nbll
10 nuBcrorbcntlid,e Summcu baiiir.
odb Die Gerlcger Iuncrifo's iGon be-
l%dlo'Icn baben. 9eaen Den Wiann porz
Su9cben. Yorldufig nbcr buben lie
nod uidt5 crrei6t. uno Die S6riiis
teller, Die &ertb bnrnuf lcgcn, in,
Gulte betannt 81 iperoen. pcrfnllfci
ohnc Sheu Dem Snbuber bcs Cbcrs
Gcmocns Sntcnt3 NIT 9tpntanS Sorts
| ~icBungeu lire @erfc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
@adcrer Wanu in Nrtb.

Gobcrt &lein, Der Selb bes Irling>
ton &otel Sellers IN Santa Barbara,
Gal, ppr cincm Sabre, lpurbe tiir3z
lid III Dem eleganteitcn Sbetlc Der
Stabt BERKELEY in Californian On
2erop lrb Slena Giita Ipe., fait ucrz
bun9ert I'M Hinnitein auf9cfunben.
Hahbcm Stein ctipas 81 eiien 6etpm>
men bate. iagte er. Dab l6on lett brei
Saecn tcine Spciien mebr iiber ieine
2ippen gefommen ieicn. Seit &oden
lei CT frnnf MD foni1e bcsbalb fcime
Irbeit finpen. alein par Iuf5ug>
9iener I'M 6ptel arlin9ton, als Dieies
am 10. Muguit 1909 Elm Saub Der
Slammcn lpurbe. Srot Der grcben
@cinbr fir iein eigeneS &eben belt
or Den Iui3ug bis gum lestcu Mp@
ment in Setrie6 unb ~fettcte allf biele
@eiie an Die so @dite, Die III ben
oberen Stpdiperfen bes @ebduocS
pobnten unb inns 2eben 9cfommcn
Iein miirben, lpcnn alcin iie nid,t ber@
inter gcbolt bdttc. Or gab pas Getz
t%lngsiperf crit auf. nudJOcm ale Scrtc
IN Siderbcit irarerl. unD er ielblt
idlimm perbrdumt ipar. Scitber iii
alein. nie cr iugt, arbeitslps. NnGs
Dem CT bon Der Yoli5ei giabrllng uno
eincn @lab gum S1lnfen crbnlten
bate, y cr mieber ioimis gcitdrtt,
bab or icin Slden na1 Seldaftis
allng forticBcn fpnntc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
ST %fdJrcfiidIcr Gage.

Gin icbr iunppcS @utfomrcn BON
Spbe bes Gr1iidens bate IN DER 0Gpcs
mcDcr'ldeu 3uters gtnffineric an Sent
Tuc., Nem s)nrf, Der 45iGhrigc Irbcis
ter Sabib Sclto, Der iIntcr cincn Scrq
raifinirtcn 3ufcrs begraben wurbc.
Nc!tD nrbcitete ncbcn cincm Der gro@
BEN gcbdltcr. ms bcncn Der rafiis
nirtc 3ildcr gum Scrlnnbt in Die
Sdiier gclniieu mirb, oils bieicr 9cs
bdltcr, Der, SIr 3cit 6unDertc bon
Sonncu Bidders cntbielt 5uiammcns
brad unb allh Den GcmeltbpOcn.
dlif weldcm Der Nrhciter itonb. nit
iih rib. Wit lanicm Iuffidrei pcr>
idlrauo Sauib Selto in Der hinunter
rutihcnbcn 3udermaiic, politdubi9
bon Dem nndbitilr5cnben 3uder pers
Idlilttet. Webr ais eiu SuBeub Irbci@
ter. Die iofort nit Shaufein bcrbeis
iprdnaen, muBten ulter Inipannung
nller ardite 6ehn Miniten lang ihail@
fem, che Der &opf unb Das p~crfdrbtc
@eliht bcs bcipuStloien perungliids
ten Manncs gum Sorlhein tnnlen.
8is ma Sclto gnil5 aus bent 3uder
bcrppr9cbnlt bate. M alid) 81. Tos
ienbcrt nit Der Imbulan5 bes Gaitern
Siitrift : Spipitals our Stcac, nm
bieicr muBte lid LANCER MS cine hnlbc
Stlinbe bcmilbe1. nm Den S~cluu6tloIer
in Scben 5urildSurufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18

gr crbiclt cine 5uin9cnpe Nntlport
nif tclc9rnpbiidcm @ege unh maftc
lid ioglcib rarun, Den Sabcil in
arubortigcr @ciic allsSuirattcll. ais
Is ans @eSa1lcu Der tbcliren Ginridla
tltng oing unh IpriB iit an Die Chi
cGgner Sirnra pnlbtc. lcgte lie ihnt
0as S%clcgramm ppr, pcld)c5 lie bon
i'm crbaltcn bate, unb Darin Itdnb
nidt3 bon $4,000, ionpcrn picls
mcbr ton $1,000. Morris iprIdltc.
lpic cr iaAt. rnh mn itellte felt, Dab
Die Selegrapbiitcu cine Mill pcriebcnts
liG fort9clnicn batten. SnDurdl, bu6
or lid I'M &crtraucn auf sic $4,000
in 9robc ausgabcn eingelaiien bate
ltib MIR $1,000 crbiclt, myirbc Mprib
Slim Sanfcrptt g%ctricbcn. imD CT be-
6ificrt Den ibnl bnburh pcrurladten
Shaben auf $125.000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
Shrcdlidc (?) giirgcrmeiitcr=
Hadjc.

Nidt jebcr 9~prfgemeinbe ldbt iif
troben; aud in Dem angcblih freis
beitlihen Srnnfrcih gibt es ruiiiihe
3uitdnbc, io9ar in nidt aa5u GROCER
Sernc ppm bofciuililirtcn Yari5.
Siegt bu ctipa 80 Wcilen iiiblid bon
Yaris Das reiSenbc Sprf Ypignp. Oils
Hcgierungsbaupt bat CO cinen rapifa>
len So3ialiiten. 8leihlppbl fnnben
Die Wabler es bel DEN jiln9lten 8ab@
len bcilcr in ibrem Sntcrciic, ibre
Stimmc cincn Ganbibnten Der Srb>
mrngsparteien. Marcel 9abert, unb
uidt DEM fortldrittlifen ~&iau 81
geben. "a fpd)tc es in bes 9iirger<
mciiters SruIt; er briitete Nnbe. -
Nm 10. Suli licb er cine biir9ermeiz
lterlibe @erorpnung unbaften, baB am
Nntipnalicit lpcper @eleuhtun9 bes
giirgermeiitcramtcs nod all6 Scuers
Inert it%attfinben iperbe. 60 gei6ab
cs: Rdbrenb AM fol9cnben Sn9e aud
Die befheioeniter @obuun9en ibren
2idtifmud ongelcgt battcn. =
gldn5tc hns bilr9crmeiitcrli6c
Imtsgebdubc in werftdgli6er gins
fa6beit, uub Ibenbs in Siuitcrnib!
Gin Iapitalmittel iiir itorrise
8abler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
9ic b6ditc stnfc

In irgenD ciucm Sc%bcns6erui Su crs
rcidben, criorbert eincu itartcn N0rper
llnb cincn flarcn 0eiit. Cine @es
iunotcit gift cs fein Griolg. &6er
electric gitters lit Der 9r0Bte @icbera
auibauer Der @ciunbbcit, Den Die
8clt ie gcfannt bat. IS 8tptn9i
Maaen. 2eber. Hiercu uno Ginges
peiSe ibrc Nrbeit p%ollitdnOig 81 per-
ricbteu, bcreihert pas @lut, ltdrti
lino belcbt hcu gnr3cr aprper unf
iebt @rh in Den Staub Die Stras
pasen oc5 &ultnaslebcns m%ls6ubaIten
,9iadbcm ib Wountc InnN an fer
giicrcn e~clittcu Bate, iHrCibt w. @
G6ermuu bon Clubbing. Me.. omahter
brci Slalfcn electric Sittcrs mid mit
eincn neilcr Wam filblcu." so Cts
in z. 8. 8uete'c Ipotbefe, 65t
aeain Ctr, Subuouc, Soma.