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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
Public School Notes,

We are pleased to hear good reports
from those who have entered other
schools Our high school is known
largely by what our graduates can do
after finishing their course here.
We are glad to see the Penhallegon
children back after an enforced alb
sence of couple of weeks.
Some more of the parts for the high
school drinking fountains are here at
last and it begins to look as if we might
have the fountains before long.
The morning exercises on Friday
We're conducted by quartet consisting
of Ulmont Healy and Frank Stone of
the graduating class and Harry Crum
and Walter Kirkpatrick of the class of
1910. Florence Engels, of the freshman
clsss, played delightful piano solo
while the boys were resting between
pieces.
We have been learning the names of
the l6 largest cities in the United
States. How many of you can tell
them in their order? Do not all speak
st once. Well, here they are, with a
little doubt in two cases: New York,
Chicago, Philadelphia, st. Louis, Bos-
ton, Cleveland or Baltimore, Pittsburg,
Detroit, Buffalo, Milwaukee or San
Francisco, Cincinnati, Newark, New
Orleans, Washington. The four larg-
est cities in the world are London,
New York, Paris, Chicago.
John Fielder 10 visited the high
school on Monday, just before leaving
for his school work in Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20

Miss Rachel Beecher returned Sat
urday from a six weeks visit with Du-
buque relatives.
). M. Ostrander spent several days
of this week transacting business at
Beloit and Rockford,
John Short returned last week from
visit with his daughter, Mrs. w.
Keegan, at Juina, S. Oak.
Mrs. G. Lindsey and daughters,
Emma and Hattie, called on Darling
ton friends Saturday and Sunday.
Sam Kearns and family came up
from Benton by auto for an over-Sun-
day visit at the John b May home.
After a week s visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Suthers, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Geo. Phillips departed for Musca-
tine, Iowa, there TO spend a week be
fore returning to their home in Mil
waukee.
The teachers gathering at Darling
ton last Saturday was attended by tn
Misses Grace Well, Mary Schaaf, Elsi'
Brown and Ida Shepard all Of this city
but who are teaching schools in LaFay
cite county.
Saturday train brought Miss Maui
Matson to this city from Milwaukee t
enjoy a two weeks vacation at tn
home Of her mother, Mrs. Fred Mat
son. She is taking a course in nursin
at DR.. MalCHes hospital at the me
tropolis city
Miss May Wright returned t
v JanesviHe Sunday after brief visit o
\ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs r. Dunwiddit
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
Bids Solicited for Extending
Water Mains ~

Mineral Point, Wis, Oct Is, 1910,
Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the city clerk of the city Of
Mineral Point, up to and including the
End day of November 1910, for the fol-
lowing pubic work
Bids for furnishing all material and
labor and laying 400 feet, more or less,
Of 6-inch cast iron standard water mains
with necessary openings and connec-
tions. along the south side Of Washing
tor street digging trench feet in depth
and furnishing Corey Fire Plug Hydrant,
properly connected, in the extension Of
water mains from the intersection Of
Iowa and Washington streets to Dodge
street, in the city Of Mineral Point.
Wisconsin. Separate bids are solicited
ID For digging the trench feet in
depth as above described from Iowa 70
| Washington streets, distance Of about
900 feet,
(2) Furnishing 6-inch cast iron stand
ard water mains, with necessary open
inQs and connections, and laying the
same in trench, and furnishing one
Corey Fire Plug Hydrant properly con.
nected.
Certified check Of per cent. Of pro
posed bids should accompany the same
The committee reserves the right Z
reject any and all bids
| Specifications on file with city clerk
b. BLEWETT.
JOS EEGELs,
S. r. SHEPARD,
r. NJ. CRAWFORD,
Committee on streets and sidewalks
discharging the duties Of Boar
Of Public Works.
t Rev. Felt Of Fennimore was th
quest Of Rev N. Weyer Monday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
The Local Field.
-Correll & Martin for clothing

-Correll & Martin for clothing
Curtis Cooking and Mary Aide Wis
tied friends at Dodgeville Sunday.
Five cents buys a Red Trunk and
with it goes a good smoke.
-Orvile Eastman was Platteville
representative in our city last Friday
Miss Edna Bambrough departed
Friday for an indefinite visit in Chicago.
Miss Anna Berg returned Saturday
from a several weeks visit at Milwau-
kee.
Wanted, the best grade of cattle,
at the Peoples Meat Market.
Mrs. Alvin Side and daughter OF
Benton are guests Of friends in this
city
Mrs. A. ARMS Of Lone Rock visited
relatives Of this city during the past
week
Archie Shipman and George Goeltl
were Blanchardville callers in this city
Sunday.
-Chas. Ross departed Monday t,
spend week at the Farnsworth hom'
in Chicago.
Mrs Jas. Smith Of Hazel Cree
was guest Of Miss Shirley Goeltz dur
ing the past week.
Buy your Sunday paper at Crum'
Ice Cream Parlor Price 5 cts. Chicag
Sunday Examiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J Kuelling an
daughter Marion visited friends q
Shullsburg Sunday.
The Misses Margaret Coady, Flol
ence Chinn and Anna Pitts enjoyed a
auto ride to HollandaIe Friday. o
their return they were accompanied b
Misses Della Coady and Mary Adams.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
Once More the Peschblow Potato.

For many years the favorite late po-
tato in Wisconsin was the Peachblow,
but the seed ran out in vitality and we
doubt if there has been any raised IN
this county for twenty years. Last
year while attending the Tribune Fruit
Show in Chicago we saw some fine
specimens of this variety exhibited by
a Colorado grower and ordered a busheI
of him. They were planted rather late
last spring but have done very well and
we hope to revive once more the old
Peachblow taste for it was one OF the
finest favored potatoes we have ever
known. jefferson County Union.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
In the Tolls of Cupid.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Polglaze, the wedding of their daughter
Miss Sarah to Mr.. John E. Hanson was
solemnized at noon on Thursday Oct.
Is. The immediate relatives and friends
of the brides family were present, and
following the marriage ceremony a
wedding dinner was served. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. S. A.
Bender
The bride is young woman who is
highly appreciated by her many friends;
the groom is manager Of the Bowman
Creamery at st. Charles, III. The well
wishes of all their friends accompany
the young couple to their new home at
st. Charles.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
Fair Society Annual Meeting.
Phone 5

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Southwestern Wis
consin Fair will be held at the city
hall, Mineral Point, on Wednesday,
oct. 26, 1910, at 2 p. m. A full attend
ance is especially urged
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
Report of Examining Committee of the
Iowa County Bank.

We, the undersigned directors of the
Iowa County Bank, being the examin-
ing committee of said bank, do hereby
certify that on the 9Th and 9th days of
October we carefully examined the said
Iowa County Bank at the close of bust
ness on Oct. 18th, 1910, and found the
bank in excellent condition. We also
found that no officer or director of the
bank was borrower or indebted to the
bank directly or indirectly.
We publish these statements from
time to time that the public may know
that we are performing our duties
faithfully as directors of The bank.
E. e. tIEDLER,
JOSIAH LANYoN,
B. T. PRIDEAUX.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
Annual Suppe.

The Alpha Society of the ?. NJ.
church will hold their annual supper on
Thursday evening, oct. 9th. supper
25c, children under ~ years l5c. First
table ready at s o'clock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
Political Meeting.

Congressman A. w Kopp will talk
on the political issues of the day at the
city hall, Mineral Point. Monday even
ing, Oct. 81. Voters, irrespective of
party affiliations, should attend
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
Have Your Cow. Tuberculin Tested.

This is to certify that }. Roy Gordon
of the town Of Fayette, Lafayette
county, Wisconsin, has successfully
passed the examination given by the
Wisconsin Live Stock Sanitary Board
and that his tests will be considered Of
fetal within the State Of Wisconsin.
Signed d. b. CLARK,
State Veterinarian,
Nj. +. RAvENEL,
Examiners.
/ am now booking dates for testing
cattle for tuberculosis. / can save you
some money. Get my prices.
j. Roy GORDON,
p. O. Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
straehan Residence Tor Sale.

The residence of the late Lavinia
Strachan is for sale. Price and terms
reasonable. j. w. HUTCHINSON,
42w2 Executor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
Cheese Market Inactive.

Following is the result OF cheese sales
in this city Tuesday Of this week
449 twins a 1890.
245 daisies an l44c.
Next meeting Tuesday, New. 1.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
Rooms for Rent.

Three rooms in the Iowa County
Bank building. Z Heat and light fur
nished. Inquire Of Josiah Lanyon. Aft
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20
NUMBER ~

The browns and gray recently introduced the de
neators fashion will be found here Weaves patterns which
will be hard duplicate later the will be
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20

Rev Felt Of Fennimore was the
ruest Of Rev NJ. Weyer Monday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-10-20

Committee on streets and sidewalks,
discharging the duties Of Board
Of Public Works.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-03-25

Tales Of the Town |
Get your shoes repaired at Power
& Wagner's. 1919
Shaun Aroon next Monday night
at the opera house.
If you want a fire and buglar
proof safe see R. M. Andrews. 14tf
WANTED Cook for breaking
crew. C. H. Moulton, Beach, N.
Oak. l8tf
When you are making your
proof see R. NJ. Andrews, U. S.
Com. 14tf
The only medicine for coughs,
H. w. Barker's Cough Remedy
P. II. Lee.
Make your filing and proofs be-
fore Geo. Mcclellan, U. S. Com
missioner. i, e - l5tf
WANTED-Cook for small crew
in cook car for spring work. p.
G. Paul, or call at this Office. lStf
Power & Wagner have secured
the services of an experienced
shoemaker. All work guaranteed.
1910
Don't fail to see Shaun Aroon at
the opera house next Monday night.
Get your tickets at Lees Drug
store.
l will loan you money to pay for
your house and you can pay it
back. interest and principal, by
the month same as paying rent
j. R. Waters. diff
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will have a sale Of baked beans,
) brown bread, and doughnuts, at
: Lees Drug Store, Saturday, March
, 26, from three to five. 1919
Medicines that aid nature are
always most successful. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy acts on this
plan. 1t loosens the cough, re-
lieves the lungs, opens the secre-
tions and aids nature in restoring
the system to healthy condition.
Sold by P. H. Lee.
The Chronicle is in receipt Of a
letter from E. Elingson who left
here some time ago to join the
navy again. He is now stationed
at League Island Marine Barracks
Philadelphia. where he asks to
I have the Chronicle sent him. He
sends best wishes to his best
friends.
If you are planning to prove up
on your homestead or wish to bor-
row money. write to Fisher &
Fisher, Wibaux. Mont, and their
representative will call. Why pay
such high interest rates for your
loan? We want choice mortgages
anywhere, and charge no expense
nor bonus. Money always ready
and an inquiry costs you nothing.
14tf.
NOW don't forget that the real
| musical performance of the season
will be that Of Byron's Trouba-
: dours at the opera house on Satur-
day evening. April 2. The Shell
byvilie, III. Daily Union says of
them: "Byron's Troubadours made
decided hit in the afternoon and
evening, their programs being full
of laughter, music and song. Each
member gave some selections and
the final was the rendering Of
medley by the whole orchestra of
seven pieces.
Frank Davis, of the firm Of
Wheelock & Wheelock, is in he City
this week looking after the inter-
ests of his company. Mr.. Davis
was at one time located here as the
local agent of the above company.
at the time they owned large tract
of land south Of town. Practically
all their lands here have been sold
to actual settlers, only a section
and half remaining out Of q 10000
acre tract. Mr.. Davis now works
from Fargo and Minneapolis and
his company are at present coloniz-
ing tracts at Bowman and in Mon
tana.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-03-25
Northern Pacific Observes Easter

On Easter Sunday, March q, the
Northern Pacific announces that
all of the dining cars on the system
will be specially decorated with
Easter lilies and table pieces con-
sisting of miniature chickens,
ducks and rabbits.
Each patron will also be pre-
sented with an ornamented Easter
eggs from the Northern Pacific
poultry farm.
This is an innovation in railway
dining car service, and will be
a pleasing little incident of the
trip of which Northern Pacific
guests will be very appreciative.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-03-25
Farm Loans, Farm Loans

am now located in my new
office over the Golden Valley Bank
and am better prepared than ever
to make you a farm or city loan.
l pay you your money as soon as
papers are completed, without
any delay or unnecessary red tape,
and at the lowest rate of interest.
You will save money by seeing me
before you arrange for loan.-
]. R. Waters. 52tf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13
Stabt unb umgegen0.


@m @ittpod ianb Die ieierlidc
Ginpeibung Der neuen &apelle oes ct.
Srau5isfus @ltenbeints III RprbsS uz
biIalie itatt. Scr bodrp. Gater u.
gS. Seer nabm ben @cibeatt ppr. HSnu
feierliheu Sodlamt mar &cp. @pcrbes
bufi, Gelcbraut; 8atcr 8nnmanu,
Siafon; Batter 8eiri6, Subbinton
unb @ater Dupont, Gercmouienz
meiitcr. Sater Seer NIB 8eu. Solts
bnu5 puren int Sauftuarium 5ligcgen.
Sic alten Scutc int a%ltenbeim bnber
jept Gin piiroigeS e%ottcsbaus in
ihrem oeime.
Sic Grippe iuarRt bardnrf uns
bel idIlehtem @ctter an5u9rcifen. Or.
au8uit aonis'S Snmblrger 8rliittbce
bdnfig INN beiB senonmcn, ipartel
haralIi Die Grippe in ibrcr ldlinrnitcn
6prm au5u9reifen nm 81 frdfti9en
uno furireu,
Nhtuns,l Sublqrer. Chr ipcrbet
gut tbun, ipeun Sbr ale $2sAotcn,
Die Sbr erbaltet. elmer genauen Sns
petition untcr5iebt. 9unbeSaebeims
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13
Grbancnbc nuh %6cIcbrenbc 9ihtbilbcr,
SurtrGgc ST babcn.
gpn Y i IS Z.

&ir BADEN IN l~lnierer Illsau6c BON
G.. 9e5cmbcr Der VcrebeImng bcs
Gauges uilS Sricbes mad &ersniigel
Das Bort gereoet. Bel gpltsbilhuugs=
Gbeitoct III unicrcn Standardization,
Gaiinps, etc, loll mia baber lif uid1i
nit 5peifclbaften ooer 0farbloien"
liuterbdltun9eu hegniigen, ipnberr
boS Selcbrenbe urb G%rbauenbc iudDen
Sn Sahen bon 2ibtbiloerzS pr.
trd9en trent c5 ms mittbei!eu 3u fon.
nen, baB bon Der Sirmn 8iliams
Sroipn & Carrie. 918 Gbeitnut Cir.
SbiiapelpbiG. 3d., rcligi1ic, Ditto
ride, %ipsialc, Observation-Disclosures @i6ts
bilOerz@ ortrG9c (nntiirlid audi Die
itotDigen Ipparntc nit ,SlibeS" etc.
3l be3ieben iinb. 8ir bcmerfen IN
beren Srpipettus aud Sprtrdgc fin
&atehtsmlis unb Sibeluntcrriht, gun
Sebrc iiber bic @nabe mn Satrns
mente, ii6cr Die Air6engebote, ionic
Dognlatii6e uno naturipiiienifaftliGe
8ilber aus Dem Scbcn ScIu, aus Dem
&ebcn Der &eiligcn. Yilgerfabrteu
Sberammergon Saiiionsipiel, Jteiies
beihrcibun9en. Yilbcr pcr Mntter
guttes rtnh Den %beriib,nteu 8entalbcI
Der @clt, 8ilocr G9riiti. Die Sarns
beluL &ortrdgc ii6er @tdbigfcit, Die
&crbeeruilgen bc5 Ilfobols pbpIips
Ipaii6 gc3eigt tipic Der Ilfobpl De-
mebc uub 3clcu dnhert llnb peroirbt
illilitricrtc bcriibmtc 8cbidtc (eilgs
hide Son9ielolp, Scnnnipn etc. J
rationale nnb pntriptiifc 9iebcr,
&cltpunoer etc. Sbidor lpobl mnndc
protcItantiid)c Iufinliungcn bier
llittcrlpufen, itsilen ipld)e &prtrdgc
ufirn6ar cinen Shritt in Der redDtcr
Rihtnns, 81 SDbcrem Dur.
@cil cS gan5 i'm Sinle elmer
p%raftiid1en, friilihen So3ialrciornl
lit, fir ,unbre &olfsuuiflGrnns unS
@plfsbilnnng, burdJ @crcoeluns pcs
Sriebes sur llntcrbaltuug 81 ipirfcn.
m0dten mir Die Nufmerfiamfeit Der
intereiiicrten &rciic dlGf Die @elcgcns
belt biulenfctl, lid iolfc Sihtbilbcrz
Separate unb &ortrGge 6u ueri6nffen.
Sic lanscn @interabcnbe iinb bn
nub ,ucr es mirflif crmit nit Der
@oifsaniflirnng in Sauos mn Sfabt=
semeinbeu meint, ,uirh bic Sanbc uidt
miikis lit ncn Shuuf lescu nuo ben
Smbcntbcatcrn NIB ,Nifcl Sbpws"
bicie Sorm her Solfsuuterbnltnns NH
Selcbrung b@cr5lus SIT iiberlaiien.
Sier faun bent ihledjtcu S6auipiel
praftiif nnb ~erfplgreidj c%ntgegengcs
,uirft iuerbcn. Sas 9amcntiren III
9reiic unp 9an5cl ut frudtlos, menn
mir nift has gbic burd has leift
auStiibrbarc Cute iib%erpinbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13
9ics.TruscR in Sap,puuo, &,is.

Nus SaDlpopo.A @is., pcrlolttet:
Srau Sattie 9icB. ibr Sobn SeSIie
llno ibre Sod)ter .,Mprn ptrbell bcllte
gegen 8iirgidoft BON $4,000 te5ip.
$1,000 nno $500 freiJelallcit, fur5
llohoem sic S6uc lciltc llnd,ullttug
aufeerufen iplrrocv. Sic Nlnpaltc
bon ,SpDn 0ics reid)ten I'M @criG)t
cine Mbihriit bes Sabcas CORPUS
Serfabrens Elm, Das Tid)ter @llSlom
bonn StaotssS bergerift nisaefertigt
bat nnb in pcld)en er Sberiff Mao-
Den oeii 9efebl gibt, an 10. Saniar
Dor inn 5u cri6eillelt, Inn GrilllDc
bafiir aiisugeben. mesbolb er Stet
ntd)t aus benz @ei1ngnib entlaIien
bat. Nif1ter @idhnm ipir0 Sieus-
tag inpraen bos Serbor in hieier
Sude abbnlter.
Wpru Ties bate gleid,, nad)Oenl
lie bier u%liaefpnmen mor, Gin Serbor
Dor Iuni5ipalrifter HiorOon 5u be.
itebet; tic mllrbe gegen $500 9iir9.
iGait ans Der rSaft entlaiien itnb ats
geluieieL ON 5l3, 9c5ember Gum Ser
Dor 81 erid]eine1.
Ils a~reisrtdter @ifbnm Sic
SiBlul9 erofiaete, murOe ols eriter
Soll Der bon sSofm nnb Seslie GieB
aufgerufell Die angeflagt limo, Ss.
car Sorp, einen Spe5ial.S eputp, bel
Dem fiir5li6en aampf an Cameron
Damn %getootet 81 bobeil.
Ser G%ountnrdtb ipar Die gauge
porige @ohe IN Sibung. Gbief Sep
litp. Sheriff Shorbobn crbielt Die pom
Sberiff Maooen ausgeiebteu $1,000
fiir Die @erbaituug Der 9iet SAINT.
lie. IuBeroem ipltrocn 5ublreife orl-
Oere Hcd)millget porgelegt, oie je-
bod, iGnmtli6 cine bcocutenoe Reoi-
Sierung eriubren. @egell Der boben
g(usgaben, bie init Der 9ies-sliiGrc
pcrbuiloen narcn, muBten perihie.
bene. Serbeiieruugen mlfgcidobel,
meroen, uno es milrbe beihloiien, I'M
naditem Sabr ip ipariam ais moalid,
st ieir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13
Sun, nm N S,"sr. MsSsg 3bee.
rs ste. Bel alien Sanblru. :5 GtSs
(Spesiel fir bieie 3eitung.)
gseld' 9pTenipiel ut 8nilbball?!

Sic Sffi3iere unIerer. hli elmer
Nu~slanDfnbrt be9riffenen gtlantiifcn
Slptte, oeren critic mn brittle Sipiitpn
CUR 3eit in britiihcu 5dfer iih nufs
balten uub lid amiiiireu, lparen unl
2. b6. in Der @~uilbbal bon 2onlpn
8dite bcs SorSuapors unb Der Staotz
Corporation gereien. Nm 3. Sea.
aab Der 2oromappr $50 nnlcrifnz
niideu Seeleuten Gin @a6elfrilbIiid.
Sci Dem SfiiSicrssg iicn, alip am
=. Oe5. brnfte Cir 5bon,as einen
Scait auf bic II. g. Siottc ans. Gr
iaate, DnS oics Die critic 8elegenbeit
iei bn cs !Snilbball. lpelhe 3ellgc be5
@mpiangs bon SeebefNen, lpic Nclion,
Sopc. 4. HobrcD. Gollin9lpooo unD
Srafc gclreiert, pcr9onilt poroen lei,
dls Nrelnbc unb &~erbiinbete in Den
iricoiertigen 8etbdti9ungcn Deg 8iirs
aertbun3 Die SlDttcnpertreter bon
Srcunbcn unb Gettcrr duf Der dnbez
rcn Seitc pes Ttlantilhen S5cans
pilfomnlcu 81 heiBen. y8ir III
Gralanb". iii9te er bin3p, .fDnncn al,
amerita uitt ais frcmoe Wnht
benfen. amcrifa lit ein integrircns
ocr 9citanhtbeil Der engliihs ipred)enz
Sen Sainilie." (Seit ipann?i)
Sm icincr Autport iprad Inmiral
Milrbod bon Der dn,eritaniIfen Slotte
ais ciler bon etrgeboreuen nmeritaz
uiidcn giirgerrL nnitatt elmer bon
Iusldubern, lpic manfnlnl irrtbiims
lid .%dn9enprnnleu mcrbe. Or bcscidIz
nctc tic als Gin &crfSeus bes
Sriehens.
Ser amcrifaniide Sotidafter 8eib
6rahtc ciilen 5paif dnf Den Rapor
unb Die Corporation ans, oenen CT fir
ibre @aitfreunol6ait lpdrmitens
banttc. Seber nnerifaniihe Sifi5isr
perlrebe, ipns cine iolfe feltlihe 8er@
anitaltiiug in Der biitoriideu 5alle Der
eriten Stubt Ser Wclt bebcute, unb lei
aud cin9ebenf. mas Die Stcrrc unh
Streiieu unb Der Union Sad SuiamS
men bcbeuteu f6nnten. Nicmals bers
9GBc er. baB cs 3ipiGinaSs Slaaseu
ieien. Die cine cin5ige Tnile rcr>
trdten. lInoere Scute Iinb anSerer
Meiruu92lD
8ci Sem @aGeliriibnild Der $50
auterifaniifcn Sceleute CAB CO nildl
S%rutbabn, ioipie groBe &inbslcnoen.
bic nit p%ompbaitem Geremonicll IN
hen Saal gcbradt purben, mo Yllinl
Rubbing uub Nince Hie.
Rad bem Wable iplirbcn fprmlelle
lodite nnf aonig 8cprg unb SrGiibent
5ait alisgebrdht. unb banu begriiBte
Cir Sbomas Die WntroIeu: On babe
9eiterit Die SifiSicre Der uriteritnnis
idrn 8lotie empiansen biiricn. unb
bic Stabt lei itol5 barauf. bertc in
pemiclben Snnle auf bic Manu-
ihaften besriiBcn 81 f6nnen. Sn
@nsIanb, no Niemanb beliebter lei,
ais der Iaun bilter ber Sanonc".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-13

9enie6e Die amcrifaniidc Sbeeriade
einen sroBeu Sheil Der Siebc, Die Den
ctaenen 2clltcn eutgegengc6raft iperpe.
Der Manor ertpdbntc audi, oa6
@rant, Gooiebclt uno Seabopp III
oeniieloen Saalc seitauben bdttcn.
Spmmnnber Gins. Der Den Coat
Hametls ser 8Gitc beantportete,
iprad beseiitert bon hem freunb>
!idben @n,pfan9 III Sonhon. Solde
Irfnabmc iei III fcinem dnoeren
Sanbe mosIib; bas madten Die Sanbe
beS @lits. Gr pcriGulid mette, Dat
G1tgiann, renr es nm ctnem inecrca
5cinbc beorpbt mrrben iultc, auf
icoen Niann, jebcn @lutstrupfen, jebes
Sd,ift mnh iebcn Collar Der Stam=
mesbriincr ~jeuicitS beS Saeans rcd
iteii f6tnc. Sab 9cstcres Die p%crIDns
!ife @eimurg oes COMMANDER Sims
lit, glnlben mir ipohl. Gr tbdte dber
ipphl, lid nift gum Nicimru9scrfldrcr
cincr gun5cn Hutipl 5I madden.
60 fpar bait piebcr NAL 10: Die
Srcunbe lub Setteru babeu lbrc
Sricbfertigfeit lei geucitiarner &er<
iliSutttl tlNt2 SltJSslNipiSS bNipN'tSA
unb lid, barm III lieblicher SrilbitilfSe
StimnHtng - angcprp1tct. &te naS
10 8rauh lit.
llnb ipibrenb in @uilbbna 81 SonS
Don man protect llnb prdBt 9Gbt oraue
ben i'm. Sarbe England elm @eIpcnit
I'M. oas I'M @et6ic bcs &abltampie3
eritanSen. Gs bciBt biesmol nid)t
bic beutihc @eiabr!.", icnbcrn der
uncertainties Sounr!" Wtt Dem
nmerifaniifen Solar Ioll (Siebe
bierSu Seite ~ bent britiIfct
9iirger Sas @ruieln bei9ebrudt lpere
Dem ulb Die giubeit @roBbritannien,s
ptrfnlft nerben. llnp ipdbrcnb 10
bas Soft nit bem rdmertfanilfen
Solar" ais neucr Seinb 9eldredt
ipirb. toaifet man i'm &onboner Staots
bniis infer Ben 3miain9s Sla9sen.
!oll. mas cine NiGr'l