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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-03-05
WITH OUR SUBSCRIBERS
News of The Big Family of Gazette.
Readers

William Kuehl of Wabasso wrote
on February 26 to have his paper re-
newed for another year.
Mrs. Anna E. Ward writing from
Washburn, Wis, says: Enclosed
find check for $1.25 for the Gazette
for 1912. Should have sent this the
first of the year but neglected doing
SO. | presume its acceptable even
now" Yes, indeed.
Carl Koklep of Belview was in
Wednesday and had II changed to
IL on his Gazette label.
The name of Mrs. T. F. Marsh was
dropped from the list by accident in
making changes and she wanted to
know about it. 1t was put back on
the list with pleasure and alacrity.
w. Evans dropped in and renewed
his paper for year.
| Postmaster E. A. King came in
last week and had the name of his
son, Forest King, who is attending
the state university, added to the
Gazette's Minneapolis list.
| The name of Thomas Riley, pro-
pristor Of the Basement Barber
shop. has been put on the city list.
John Posakany of Seaforth sent in
his remittaifae for the Gazette for
another year and has been given
credit accordingly.
1t was discovered, while working
on the list that j. F. Hesnault Of
Walnut Grove had paid for the Ca
zette for 1911 and did not receive it.
His name is on the list and he will
receive the paper for 1912 in salts
faction of the claim he has against
this company.
j. H. Schaeffer, was in on Monday
and paid his subscription for 1912.
William Steele was caller at the
Gazette Office Monday and while
here paid for his 1912 Gazette.
&c. E. Wilson: Enclosed find
money order for $1.25 for my 33rd
year of subscription to the Redwood
Gazette. My subscription expires
March l, 1912. Yours Truly, J. C.
Christophersen, Milroy."
Clarence Marsh living on Rural
Route No. 4. came in and renewed
his Gazette for another year.
w. J. Mcdonald of Walnut Grove.
} cashier of the state bank at that
place, has RENTED for another
! years subscription to the Gazette.
, Miss Lydia Hauptli, who is teach
, ing at Clements, came in last week
and paid for the Gazette for year
in advance.
! Albert Rartwick, Rural Route No.
/ l, will receive the Gazette again
; during this year.
Frank Hoepner who has been at
Pratt, Kan, has moved back to
North Redwood and orders his Ga
zette sent to him there.
Mrs. M. ]. Carbet, of Delhi, has
renewed her paper for anotheryear.
E. P. Raddatz living on Rural
Route No. 2, came in and renewed
his paper for another year.
James Garner. one of the leading
prosperous farmers near Redwood
t Falls, says he has been taking the
! Gazette" for many years and thinks
that there is decided improvement
! in the paper over the same sheet
published over thirty years ago.
Mr.. Garner is an enterprising gentle
. man who has been a steady, "paid
, in advance subscriber for many
J years.
Mrs. jeanette Wilson of Clements
! has had the date on the label OF her
Gazette set ahead for a year.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-03-05

Friday March 1st was Minnesota
day and the public schools all over
the state planned exercises of patrio-
tic and instructive nature. How
many children know that Henry FL.
Sibley was the first governor, that
the state was admitted to the union
in 1853 and that the state flower is
Moccasin. These are important
facts and worth while remembering.
The public schools in this city par
ticipated with other schools in the
state in celebrating the days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19
Personals

Col. Bob Davis of Fox arrived
here Wednesday to attend the Far
mers' Institute and the Fox election
contest.
]. d. Garrett was a visitor here
Wednesday from Marietta.
Miss Vera Olive returned We'd
nesday from east and central Texas
where she spent several weeks with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. II. o. Horne and her daugh-
ter, Mary Frances, are in the city
from McAlester visiting with Mrs.
Horne's mother Mrs. Ida Cheney.
w. d. Bentley, state agricultural
agent fro mYukon, Okla, is in the
city today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS FRIDAY.
School Children viii Celebrate the
Comire OF Holidays.

School Children viii Celebrate the
Ginning OF Holidays.
The children of the several grades
in the different wand schools will
render their Christmas programs to-
morrow afternoon.
The exercises in the primary
grades will begin at las, in the
upper grades at o'clock.
The musical program of tle Hiih
School will be rendered at the Car
negie Library, beginning at two
o'clock p m.
The work of the Domestic Sci
ence department in the different
wards and in the High School will
be on exhibition at <he various ward
buildings so that all may be af-
forded an opportunity of seeing what
has been done by this department
since its installation a month ago,
Superintendent Richards and the
grade and departmental teachers eX-
tend a cordial invitation to the par
ents and friends Of the children tc
attend the exercises.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

United States Commissioner Kin
kade seized two trunks which con-
tanned barrel Of beer each at the
Wells Fargo Express Componay's Of
fices in this city yesterday after
noon. The trunks were taken to the
police station and the beer Destroy
ed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19
Economy, IndeeoI

Cautious nvestor-"But Is the man.
agement of the p. ID. & Q. r. K. eco
nomical?" Broker-"I should say so!
Why, they buy all their rails in win
ter, and lay them In summer, when
the heat expands them about a quar-
ter of an inch.-BaZar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19
ROYAL Arch Masons.

A call meeting of Ardmore Chap
ter No. II, Royal Arch Masons will
be held at Masonic Temple tonight at
O'Clock sharp for work in the mark
and past master degrees.
GEO. II. BRUCE, II. p.
JOHN L. GAIT, Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19
His Part In the Affair.

"Your son-in-law has a title" YES
replied the patient father; but am
the one who is furnishing the expen-
sive binding material and the gilt dec
Grafton. buffalo Commercial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

r. A. Diggs, who has been in the
city several days returned to Lind
say yesterday. Mr.. Diggs stated be-
fore leaving that he expected to
return after the New Year and in
vest in Ardmore and Carter county
property.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19
Parental Problems.

Where a whipping may improve
one boy 1t will create grudge ana a
thirst for revenge in another. Parents
have several problems besides making
q living.-Atchison Globe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

d. A. Dickard was here for a few
hours "Wednesday afternoon making
arrangements for the immediate ship
ment to Gainesville Of some gas sup =
plies. Mr.. Dickard says on the 2Oth
Of December the gas company pro-
misses to turn on the gas and people
are busy with their plumbing ond
with the purchase of stoves. The
Gas comes from the Henrietta fields
west of there several miles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19
Rush to Extremes.

A single man is seldom as good as
his sweetheart thinks he is, or mar
ried man as bad as his wife suspects
ne is.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

T. II. Baker, administrator Of the
estate of Mrs. C. a. Lanqfe, is in
the city today on business con-
nected with the estate. Seventy
shares of the First State Bank OF
Hewitt, belonging to the estate
were advertised for sale by Mr.,
Baker, as administrator, today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

Marriage licenses were issued to-
day from the clerk Of the county
courts cefice to A. L. Nesbitt, aged
26, of Omaha, Nebraska, and Miss
]. G. Winans, aged 10, Of Ardmcre;
to Cypert Anderson. aged 30, OF
Springer, and Miss Ella Davis, aged
30, of Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

Tomorrow will be divorce day in
the district court. It is stated that
there are seventy five divorce cases
undisposed of on the court docket.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

The directors of the Commercial
Club are to hold their regular
monthly meeting tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

FOR TRADE-Well- located city lots
for livestock or land. Write or see
J. C: Payne, Dees, Okla. 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

Mrs. S +. Lee CT COZ McLish ave-
nue., no has been very sick was re-
ported somewhat better today. Her
daughter, Mrs. Oscar Wells accom-
panied by her husband and daughter
are here from Muskogee to be with
her.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19
GREEN STOCKINGS TONIGHT

Opera house tonight, Margaret
Anglin in her greatest sucrdSs,
Green Stockings"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19
Whr Veteran Killed.

Pittsburg, Kan, Dec. 19.-Captalh
A NJ. Watson, civil war veteran
died here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19
For Conslstency's Sake.

Dorothy-"And what did he say
when you proposed?" Madge-"Oh,
he looked coy and told me I'd have
to see his mother first!"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

Full line of raisins, currants, nuts
and citron. Phone us. Campbell &c
Campbell l5tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

Just received another car of that
good millrun bran and chops. Camp
bell & Campbell. 15-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

FRESH TROUT, REDDISH, ROCK
FISH. RED sNAPPERs AND HALL.
BUT JUST RECEIVED AT CITY
FISH MARKET. PHONE $50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19
FIND AVIAToR's BODY.
Believed to be That Of kearny or Law
renee, Lost Recently.

Redondo Beach, Cal, Dec. ia
body believed to be either that OF
Kearny or Lawrence, one Of tie lost
aviators, is reported to have been
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

Stop and read the Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19

FRESH TROUT, REDDISH. ROCK
FISH, RED SNAPPERS AND HALL
BUT JUST RECEIVED AT CITY
FISH MARKET. PHONE $50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-12-19
A Last Appeal
D0It N0uU!
Tomorrow Never Comes

Buy your Christmas presents
early and assist in the great cru
SADIE against overworked clerks in
the fierce Christmas rush.
We are selling goods because
circumstances warrant us in making
the lowest prices ever offered the
public. We are still making great
sacrifices in Ladies Ready to-
Wear. Just inspect for yourself,
no trouble to show you---as though
we were from Missouri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
THE DEAD

Inter bicIem Sitcl cling perfIoiicnc
@pdc Niittuot) rnb Srcitug I0cnb
Gin Drama iibcr Die 8iibnc bes ct.
Wnricnz @aiinp, ncIdcs II
futboliideu arciicn cmpobl II
5i lpcrhcn pcrbicnt. Sasielbe bat
piclc InflGnge BON Sbaicipcariife
&unIt urb lit genau ipns mir filr Den
Iu5tull bcs fdtbplii den Sbcus
tcrS bier III Den &crciniBten Staatcn
braudcn. Ser @criaNcr lit cilcs Der
b%citbcfanntcn Ritglicbcr hc5 Srbcn5
Der Waricnbriioer bon SaDtun, Sbip,
Rcp. Sobn u. &nlhron. Su1 &crt
ut cigcn5 fiir unicrc College Sbcnz
tres" gcid)ricbcn. unb entipritt OicIcn
3pcden mobl nnd alien Seitcn bin.
GS lit boil bon bcrrlidcn gtonplo9en,
9ialogen etc, bat dl!Bcrlr piel 8c>
miltbsz unb Scclcn lcbcn ulo lit
in flaiiiidcr Sprad)c gcbnltcn. rs
ipllte ms nid)t munocrL Inll5 Gin
unterncbmcnber 8cihdiiandnn nit
hcu Glide cine Hunbrciic burd) Die
Stdbte bc5 Sanbcs nit TART I ! o.
ii Of oocr bod ernlt 6 / / it
lid)cr Scp0lfcrrng MAIDEN lpilrpe.
Die Stolen %pcrlnngcn ndmlid) DaS
Nuigcbot Der p"ollitcn Strait bon pros
%fcIIipncllcn Spiclcrn uno Die Sing
hinge Der @otIhulc, mcldc bier in
Subuqlc allftrnten, pcrbicncu allc
Nncrfcunung fir Den 6 III II nub Den
@ifcr nit pcldlcm JIG lid an Die
Nufiiibruug bcs Stiide5 Gabeu. Won
fonntc rcd1t liar mertcn, bnB Die &ors
b%crciiun9cn. 3runal baS 4 ii b II
ser giuIlcn, rcd)t crnltbait uno flciBig
tetricbcn iuorbcn ipur. Dem o y c
bicien rcd)t lobenslpert6cn SlciB bate
man bas @clciitetc II d crrciht.
Sen W~arienbriibcrn unb Den Shiilcrn
Der Sphidulc gebiibrt COB unb Sant
fir bicic Sciitung. GedJt 10! Sas
lit bic rihtigc Iuswabl uuo and bic
rihtige Iuffihrung ,uie tie iih fir
fatbuiiide Sibncn sc5iemt. = u. IS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
&ettelcr= 5eier in Snbnauc.

Ilio ant Srcita9. bcu 16. Scbrliar
fir1bct bier in SubuoIc cine pffcntlid)t
&ettelers Seier ~pcrouitaltct bon Ncl
bcutiteu aatbplifeu Der Stnbt itntt
ilno 3lpar am Ibeno I'M ct. Waricus
Gaiino. Ser bo6ip'it e Gr5bilfof ppr
Subualie :. s. &enuc bat frclipig 6uz
gein9t bel Der I~criamnlung 81 CT
ideinen unb oils lester Hebncr cine
Iniprndlc an Die beutifen &atbpIifel
81 ridten. @ie bcrcits friiber crlpdhut,
pirb Migr. Sibcn. 8iitpf bon &ins
coin, Nebr., Die bcrltihc Eebc iibcr
Sildof &etteler 6altcn.
Ser bodbir. Batter u. @pmbplt pirr
fir cine iutercIiontc Sauitrntion Der
0prtrdae nit 2idtbilbcru ans Dem
Scbcu beg groBcn Main5er Irbeitcr>
Siifofs auftparten.
I~ucntbalbcn babcn, lpic IN bicIen,
9Inttc bcrid)tct. dbnlid,c Scltfcicrn
itattgefunben, 81 Der lid, bcipnbers
Die fatboliid)e Mdnncrtpelt 5ablreidJ
cingcfiinbcn hattie. 6offcntlid ipirb
Dubuque unb %llm9rgcnb iih in bieier
Se5icbllng uid)t 81 id)dncu brnud,cu.
Iliu nohmals bcmerft lei: Der Sag:
Srcita 9, ben 1 q. Sebrnar r;
Der Srt: has 9 +. ~ II
6 niinp; bic Stuubc: &unft
8 ltbr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
(gingeianbt.)
Nm bic Wsitslieoer bes st. Sonifatins=
Wunoes pun Sptua!

Sic pffi5icllen @erbanblnnscn Der
neunten General Ieriammlung
n~nieres Sunbes lperben in ipenieen
Sa9en gum SerianDt bereit icin. Ser
General SefretGr bat iein @eite5 pers
lid)t, Die p~olitdnbi9e 2iitc aller 2pfals
Sefretdre 5uiamuten3uitellen. bdnuit
bod Die Gcrbanblungen an a Wers
cine seianot nerben tonncu. 9eiber
lit Die elite nod nid,t poIlitdnbie. Ser
@pritnnb bcs 8unbes ltellt hermit an
Iercinsbriio Die err
9ebenc nnb brinaenbc Bite, bod, Oaz
iiir gu ipr9en, baB allie Sereine
Die Ndneu Der 2ofals Sefretdre an ben
6cncrals Sctretdr, Srn. Snuis s.
Mes, Subuaue, iofort einitidcn.
Iud, crgebt an nDe @ereine, ipeld]c
nod niht sum 8inbe geboren, bier
nit Die Bite. iih bod unicrm Ger
banhc nr5ufhlieBen. 8ir ipieoerz
holen bier Die 9itte an ben bo6rpilrs
bigen Glcr,s, ibre reIpeftipen @ercine
5um Inidluiic an DEN ct. gonifutiuss
Sllnb nuf5umlntern.
Sic Gcntrnliteue bes gentrdls3 Ser
Gins mOfte bon 3eit au 3eit perid)ies
oenc Girfulare uno Slu9bldtter on
ale Gcreinc unleres Staates itiden,
nm ouf bie1c @eiie bas Sntereiie am
Stloiun Der 9roben 3aeesfrusen 81
ipcden uub 81 forbern. Sas lam
nber nm geiheben, ipenn mir Die pons
itdnoigc Hiitc dller 2ofnlsS efretdre
BADEN. Sabcr lit aid bier piecer
bns eruite SuIamnenipirfen aIler
@ereinsbriibc notbig. Gin
ieber Eereinomunn, Der bieIe 3eilen
lieit, Iol nad,icbcn, pb 1ein 8erein
5ltm ct. 8pnifatius s9uno sebprt unb
pb Der Hnme bco 2ofalsS cfretdrs betm
General Sefretdr riftig angemeloct
lit. Inn reitcrc Iusfunft ipcnbc man
iif ou ben Generals efretdr oes
bcS @unbes, 2puis j. Mee, DUBUQUE,
pbcr an Den General SrdIioentcn,
Bern Hep. i. ). Bruno, Glton. Soipa.
Nlio. licbc @crcinsbriiber, rilbrig Die
Sanb ants @crf gcle9t! aciner pers
lnlic lid nuf Inhere, ipnbern Gin
Sober orbcitc nnb 10 irtc
nod ardftcn nit 5ltr Soliin9 oer
piclcn groBcn Sragcn unlerer 3eitl
I'm Hnmcn bes @oritanoes oes
Sunhcs,
8. s. 9runc, Trdiioent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

IN Den letter Sabren nid)t mebr 10
ergiebig. ocnn Der @inecbprene bat
nad) iinb mad GrtenntniB ieiner Hcdte
Dor Dem Hihteritible bes englts
h en Hid)ters in Den &ailtonalz
'tdoten erbalten unb lpeiB audi Dapoil
@ebralld 81 MAIDEN.
9n mir Dor Dem SDrfd)en .Sdle
fipur" angefpmmcu iinb, lailen mir
nniere Sesleitcr nof linfs gcben. BORT.
lpp bonn SluBufer Der Gin lantes De-
murnnel an infer Sbr brin9t. Sort
lit Der Iarftplab, bcn mir ipdter piels
lciht beinden lperben; ieet aber 'lidJeil
mir bas Seim unierc5 Saumtlettercrs
nuf, no mir allsrllbcn fonncn. Die
Sausmutter lpirb idou iorgen. ba cs
fat Iittdg iii. cine Sdllbpoa Ncis
mebr in Den Snntilien@ aoftopf fir
uns 81 tp%erfen. (6orticenng tol9t. }
SIN meiuen porieen Sriefen babe i'd,
Sid. Iieber 2eier nnb licbc Selerin.
ifou 10 oft sebeten INTERN arnen
Wiiiiouen in bieicm Scibenlanbe eina
eeSenf 81 Icin. &ielc bdben es &C.
than llno linen bin ih duBerit bnnfs
bar. Defenders 9ebenfe ih ibrer beinl
IF. Spfer. Sbue audi Oh lpae Oh
%fannir. um bas @erf 8ottes nno
Der Stride in Snbien 81 befDrbernl
Iit aufri6tiger Gmpfeblnng.
%. Yb. SaIli3e, 6. 9. g.,
Niiiionar aus 9aeea, Snbicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
Gum Gbfibrm ~ SIC 9hrr
NIB ~Slutreiui9en ~r
rs 0tS. ge alien SdnbItra. rs 0ts.
,,mebereilte HeihlITe."

% abingtor II, $. 6. - Ser
geiflmb i'm bcmpfrdtiIden &aiIflis,
in bieiem Sabre bon DEM iiblidbeu Ban
bon 5fpei neuen Shlahtihiffen abslts
ieben, ineint iclbit in ben Heiben Der
9emofraten MIR 9ctbeilten geifaG 5i
finben unb bic @irfune lit. bab tpnbrS
i6einli6 Elm peiterer &aufis eilbez
rufen tperben fpirb, Inn bie Ingcleeens
belt nohmals in grtpdeuns Su 5ieben.
Sen Rarines Sefretar Weper pers
unlabte Der Sdritt 81 Der Geroffents
lid)ilng eirer grfldrung. lporin er iaet.
Der !8orsane biloe Gin peiteres geis
ipiel Scr Hegierlni aII @runb iibere
Glitter 9eIdliiKc. Sic Wonroee Softriu
itebe 10 bod linb ntht bober, tpie Die
Warine, unh, fpenn Die @ereinieteu
Stnnten Die N%eutrolitdt bes Yanamdz
Sands sardntircu lpollten, 10 milBten
tic iid) aud bereit bulten, ibr Geripree
den ein5uIDien.
Selbit fpenn allidbrlid Elm Shlnht>
ihiff sebaut perbe, blieben Die Ger.
Staaten nod etipas binter ibrer sesen>
ipdrtigen @%ffeftipitdrfe 5uriid. neil in
bier Sdbren bier Shlddtidifie. ipelfe
In Der etItiprefcnben 3eit gebailt ieien,
bon fetnen @trth mshr fem lpiirben.
Ser Eefretdr ipeiit barit bdrdllf hin,
bub gnglanb hic gr,nd6tieung gun,
Ban o flint Srenbnaugbts nnb
Sentidlaub bic Sum 9nu bon brei
Sreabnauebts llub cinem Yan5erfreus
aer ertbeilt lino Dem Iernebmen ndd)
allh Sapan BEN Ban bon flint Shiffen
bes moberniten Srcaonun9bt> Muiters
bei6loiien ltnS 100000 900 fiir Neua
baiiten III her 3eit bon 1911 bis 1917
beipinigt babe.
@ abineton 9. g., 4. Sebr.
- Gin aobelgrnrm bes i%nternatip@
nalen Snltitnts fir Nderbau in 8om
an bas 9dnbipirtbifnftss Scpartement
iddet Die YrobIftipn an Wci5en III
Mrsentinicn fir bicie grnte auf
170,565,OOO unb Die Nclls Sceldnos
auf 6.4S7.0OO 8uibel. Die Sd)dBunlg
pes @ei5cncrtrases in Der gcsenpars
ti9en Soiion er9ibt 1853 Fro5ent
oerjenioen bes Ipriabres obcr 2a1 q
OO0. 900 8uibcl. Ser grtrn8 on Sn<
fer IN Ar9cntinien miro alf CO.,
S33 900. Der in NeiizS celanb ailf
1S,69I000 8uibcl gciddst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

Die Staatsz @eriammlrng bes
Seutid : Imerifaniihen 2ibcraleu
Silrgerbunbes tagtc porleetcn Sienss
tag in @aterloo. Sic Oelegaten bon
bier iparcn s. s. R. Sounbers. @rnit
@eiielboft; Inton 9eiier, q. s. Srubs
Den, %. 9. 0nifffe, Ibulpb s.. Stols,
!0cnrp Wtid,el, Carl Haa. Iueuit
@eder unb Nid 2enS. StaatsIhas=
mciitcr Gba5. Sass, Staats >Gices
Erdiibent fir Den britten Siifritt g.
@. 8as unb Staots Srganiiator Nag
&atbber9er. reiiten init Den Selesaten.
IS. 50
- Die Subuolie Sreipins & Malte
ing So. bat ibren Sreibrief anf 20
Sabre per%ldn9cru laIien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
stabt nnb ltmlgegeub.

- Srau Warin Yreglcr. 8ittpc
pes Dor 20 Sabren nerltorbenen Sobn
Ereglcr, la%rgidbriger Tormanu in
~uniercr 0ruderei, lit am 5. Sebrrlur
i'm Seine bcs bod)lu. s. s. Eronolb
gu Wilipalfee, @is., gcitorben. Gs
iiberlebeu Tie Die &iuber: Soiepb 5u
&ima, O.; gilbert unb @eorg. ioipie
Srau Snmcs unb Srau @m. Seaiion
bier in Dubuque. ipobiu Die Geide am
7. Sebruar gebrad)t iplrbe. Sas Be-
grdbniB iano am Srcitag nah chem
pom Dem 8ruber Der REINFORCEMENT,
Neo. 5. s. Yronolb, 81 Ser5 Seiu 9es
lcitcten Srauergottesoicnite auf DEM
Salpariens 8pttesader 1rntt. MDse
Die @critorbene ruben in Sriebcu!
Ser trallernben Samilie unier berg
lifes 8eileib! :.
- Wattbetus & G9aImers. GSpos
taten. 3im. 305-307 9. & s. Bldg.
9cipe YboneS 1852. Eraiti3icren in
Staaiss rnS 8uubesaeri6ten.
= SIM Stabtratb 1T cine 9cipc9ung
I'M 8anse. Die Die Grridtung ucridJics
bcner iebr notbipenbigen Dffcntliden
9ebiirfnib : Initalteu in Den 0es
idditstbeilcn Der Stabt gum 3ped
bat. Gin Shuls'iher gntpurf fir
bic 1ffentliden 8ebiirfniB : I%nitaltcn
an ben SugdrSen our @ranb gpe.s
Bride su Wiltuaufee 3. .. biirfte ais
Singerseig fir Dubuque beriidlihtigt
lperoen. - Or
@nbe Sebruar piro baS bon Der
Soipaer 2esiSlatur eingeicste Gomite,
pcld)es lid nit Den Yoritupien eines
Nrbeitgeber : Saftpflidt : 0eiePes be-
inBt, bier in Dubuque ipeilen. Ser
>. N.s3. Staatsperbano bon Soma
iaBte bcfanntlid cincn SelhluB, I'M
Sntcreiie cincs ioldcu @eiebcs SIT
ngitieren. @ci6dftsleuteu nno Pr
beiiern tpiro bier @%ele9enbeit ae9eben,
@riabrun9eu unb Nniidten
iiber Gin iolhcs @cice DEM Gomitc
por5ulegen. Il.
Gs itarb periloiicueu Sreitas
ploslid, SRI. Soiepbine aroeien I'M
alter o 65 Sabren on einem
$er5idIag.
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Gum 4rptpnptarius crnannt.

@r5biid)pf S. s. aeauc bon Su>
bllqne iiberbrnd,tc am Sreitns Slbcno
Dem bodp.! Batter q. ". Seer, Yfars
rer Der Ct. Wnrieus 8encinbe bier IN
0ubllallc Die Nnhriht, paB CT bon
Rom ioeben Gin Selegramnt crbaltcn
babe, nab Batter Seer gum Yrptouotas
rims erboben mprneu lei. Is miro
ms mit9etbeilt, bieier Gbrentitcl be-
rebtige Den Srdgcr feierlihes Yuntiz
fifals Inlt 81 celebrieren. Gr trdHt
aild anberc pidyti9e Yripilesicu. @ir
9ratlllicrcn! - (N. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
go, (Spe5ieQ fir bicie 3cituug.)
@erncu mir ben Wutb basl baben?

Inter bieiem Sitcl bnbcu mir an
anbcrcr SteIlc ouf Srdiibent Eats
%hotiddftli6c @mpicblung CUR Sinz
ieBung elmer oSnouitriul GummiIiion"
b%in9clpicicn. @s ipQ alio Selbi it.
ertcnntniB fir Die Scrcinigtcn
Staaten in Sod)cu u~uiercr SnSuitric
pcrbcn. @cuu man Die Sbatiahcu
fIciBig Iammelt uno cbrlid
3uiammcnitcllt, Damn miro lid ms
bas Bib Snfel Sam'S 5ci9cn, lpie es
Der irtbihaftlih 2ibe>
raIismus e~utIteIt bat. 9as
FONT 10 freunbli6e IutliB miro cine
Srnse ieiu uuo cineu perbittcrtcn
Samilieupater 3eigen, Der iiebt. ipic
Elm Sbeil ieiner ainoer nm Srob
bettelt, pdbrenb Der anbcrc i'm Gurus
fhlpelgt.
@ir ba6en l6pn oft bic 8idtigfcit
ber Selpegung fir nanolu 9our Gitp"
1IntcrIudungcn bier bctout. IS bans
belt lid ebcn I'M Die mabr c
g biterfenutniB B. ulld) iir
unierc StGbtc. Sa5 Stuoium Der
SbatIahcn. fpie Tie in elmer Crtidjuft
Iicgcn. lit Der critic Sdritt bicr5u.
Rau fam bicicS YriuSip uiht mr.
airf Die Ger. Stnotcu, nidt nun nui
unfere StGbte. ionbcrn aud nui
nnIerc @cmeiubcu, mlicrc Sas
milicn unb audi nui iehcn Y IL
8clm cu d. aniuenoen; rcligi0s
gebadt, itcbcu mir bnun ia Dor Der
a. . I'M ( 8 o L Oh II n d
uno Der y / 6 t e. alio Dor Snititlts
tjpncn, Die fatbpliiden Yrieitern ulb
2aien q d) nm g %abgclpinren iouteu,
Sarans oiiriem unierc 9cier bnnu
aud ben ShluR 5ieben, Sne bic Be
jRrsbunsen fir nSnuW Dur Gin"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
Gbelidj getraut

iurrbcn pc"rflollcnc ISOLDE az Sue
buquc: Scrr Sobonn Sbiuues unb Sri.
@liIr 1tcttel III Der ct. Waricus
Stride; 81 petersburg: Sri. Glare
&rapil uub Sr. Nrtblr N~scilclo IN Der
sc. Sctcr uub Taul'ss Stride; 81
9aufiton: Sri. Inna Sinton muo Sr.
Yctcr Berg bon 0olp 9roB III Der Ct.
Clement Stride; 81 Hidurbsuillc:
Srl. Waria Stofic( umb 3r. MidoloS
8cltcr; 81 8ubuolc: Sri. Wargus
retba Sailber unb @r. 2ubpi8 &cpcu,
SrL. Gliiubetb Sapco uub Sr. Sobrl
Sbon,as. Sri. @arin Stcil unb 9r.
Cos. 5. &oepid; 81 @enomiuce: Sri,