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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-12-26

on the freight train, now drawing
near, were at stake, and regardless of
the risk to himself, Allen recovered
his balance and caught the pilot as
1t passed him. Running like a mon
Key along the footboard of the sway
ing engine he reached the throttle,
Shut off steam, reversed the engine
and started it back north ahead Of the
freight train. the engineer of which
mad in the meantime noticed the
board and had begun to slow down.
But for the timely stopping of the
wild engine, however. nothing could
have prevented disastrous collision,
which would, no doubt, have cost the
engineer and fireman OF the freight
train their lives, If not those of the
whole train crew, In addition to sew
eral thousand dollars worth of prop
erty.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-12-26
In a WAY.

aladys-Did the hostess put you
next TO Mr.. Verifast at the dinner last
night? las'
May-Well, I should murmur, sba
Voia me his Whole awful past.-Judge
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-12-26
Electric Incnnnntiue

Electric locomotives can be run
more simply than steam locomotives.
AS the Railway News points out, there
are no injectors, steam gauges or wa.
ter-level indicators on an electric loco
motive; the crew need only to keep
a lookout and handle the switch and
brake gear intelligently. The working
parts are also very simple, for there
are no pistons and piston-rods. eccen.
tries. valve motions, and so forth. and
the moving parts Of the control are
light, and can be easily reached when.
ever it is necessary to inspect or re
pair them. Moreover, the WORKING
parts are not subject to such honyr
strains as those OF the steam lcc@..o
tive are.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-12-26
Chinese Salad.

Equal parts Of cold macaroni cut In.
to small bits, minced ham, lobster and
cold boiled carrots. chopped. Mix we'll
and aid some good mayonnaise dress.
ing. with a few cane 8
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-12-26

Entered at the Elko postonie for transmission
through the mails as secoud-class matter. en-
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
MAR|POSA LEFT
 C0RD0VA SATURDAY
Leaves Railroad Town, 24 Hours Before Schedule. Time, Takes 4,'
 No South Bound Mail.

Irder her mail contract with the government the Mariposa should have remained at Cordova until after midnight of the 18th, but she left 2i hours ahead of It is supposed that the railroad officials knew it would be impossible to get any of the south bound mail into CorIoya in time to catch the Mariposa, so it was thought useless to hold her.
 The railroad is still blocked from mile 5l to somewhere near Teikel, as far as can be learned. The Corduva Alaskan wired the Prospector on tn" ilth as fol- lows:
 Traffic will be resumed reg, ular schedule of three trains a week within few days. Train from Chitina due here Monday ti3tbI night.
 The same message was sent to all the papers in the interior, but as far as We are able to ascertain no train has yet reached the coast,
 (Continued on page 4
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
AUSTRIA RUINED
 BY VAR. R::.,.TALk --- ----s No Gold Seen in the Empire-- Many Are Out of work--
 Business Ruined.

Vienna, Jan. What mere iy the fear of war can do to ruin the trade of a nation i> shown ilt the present condition in Austria. The past year will go down in history as the worst year for trade experienced in the memory .of the oldest subject of Francis Joseph. The terror of war has haunted the people, and there is hardly family but what has had one of it's members called to the colors and sent to the frontier camps. Panic followed panic gold has not been seen in the country since the first talk of war. Thcaters are empty; 25,000 are out of work in Vienna alone and manufacturing has stopped.
 The farmers all drew their money from the banks and placed it in stockings and the banks have been short of money ill conse- aucnce, could make no loans and were compelled to sell securities at loss to get money with which to pay depositurs. It is estimat- ed that $65, ,OO0, ,O00 is hoarded in stockings and private cash boxes.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
GARMENT STRIKERS RECEIVE INCREASE NC
 
ployers Grant Advance of Ten Per Cent and Leaoers Accept
 But Many Refuse.

New York, Jan. 2O.--Thc en- ployers of the striking garment workers have agreed with the leaders of the striking garment workers to allow an advance of 70 per cent and thc officers of the unions have agreed to the settle mcnt. Many of the strikers are not organized and they refuse to return to work under the new agreement, saying that they were not considered in the settlement and that it is not enough.
 Thirty-seven thousand men and women are now out and it is believed that the majority of them will refuse to return to work under the terms agreed to by the leaders.
 The strike started on the last day of the year and threatened ,tlp' spread to all the eastern cit ies and also to Chicago, where many rush orders were sent by contractors to be filled in sweat shops.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
TURKISH FLEET
 IS AGAIN LICKED
Greek War Vessels Disable Sul- tan's Flagship and Force
 Fleet to Seek Shelter.

Athens, Greece, Jan. 20.--The Greek fleet again drove the Turk ish battleships to seek shelter un- der the protection of the forts at the entrance of the Dardennelles. The Greek vessels concentrated their fire on the flagship of the Sultan and succeeded in disabling it before it could make shelter be- hind the Qualifications.
 The fire of he Turks has i'm proved and the Greek admiral did not dare tu risk his vessels to rluse to the shore batteries. The Greek navy is far superior to the Turks in both numbers and arma- mrnt. and in every encounter have come off the Nictor>.
 In the war between Italy and Turkey the Turks lr>' several of their best vessels.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
KILLS
 ALASKAN PIONEER
edward TreadWelI Was Superin- tendent of Bonanza Mine in
 California When Killed.

Delta. Gal, Jan. 2o.--Edward Treadwell. superintendent of the Bonanza mine here, was killed yesterday when a big snow slide caught him and carried him down the slope of the mountain for srv- cral hundred feet.
 Treadwcll, who was in charge of the work, was passing along the mountain examining a road over which ore is hauled. when he was caught by the slide and killed. His body was recovered. :, TPeadWell is well known in Alaska and was a son of one of the discovers, of the famous Treadwelf, mine on Douglas iS- land
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
SENATE LOBBY FOR THE sEWAR9|R|Q|A|O|
 Af :i.s  Senators Gore, Hoke Smith and Chamberlain Ask Wilson's
 Aid for Seward.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 2O.-- senator Gore of Oklahoma, Sen ator Hoke Smith of Georgia, and senator Chamberlain of Oregon, are reported here as having ask ra prtsident-elert Wilson to i,.-- corporate in his first special mes a.. lu congress at the eXtrar"- ,!.na:v session. that the govern i, ",I buy Inc Seward road fir II .l,. Canadian bon l holders T, ! ju:l! tn the coal fields.
 No reason is given for the act i've part the three senators are taking in the matter. but it is known tha, the Canadian bond buldcrS are willing to sell and that they have lobby at Wash ington which is trying to unload the road on the government.
 Much opposition will be en- rnuntered by the Canuks. as the Alaska Syndicate also keep lob- by at Washington. and they have a white elephant on their hands in the COrdOVa road. which they desire to have the government purchase and operate.
 II i, said the GuggnnhcimS will take twenty million for the line from COrdova to the Bonanza. and that they will sell the road from Cordova to Chitira tu the govern mCut and retain that portion of he line from Chitina to the mine, provided the government will agree tn operate the lower end of inc line.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
SUFFRAGEI7ES.
 WILL. RAISE HELL
 ' Barbara vty'ie, English suffraaet- te, VII; Lead penonstra-
 to" to Ottawa.

vancouy ger, B. C., Jan. 2o.-- Barbara Wylie, one of the most active English leaders in the fight for votes for women, has arrived here and says she will lead a del- egation of women to Ottawa and demand the right of suffrage and she declares unless it is granted she will start a fight and resort to all kinds of violence.
 ''Thc burning of the mail, the smashing |of windows, the as saults against those in power who refuse to grant Us our rights, which have been practiced in England, will he as nothing to what we will do if our demands are not compiled with. We will raise he'll OF have the right to votc," declared tue militant one.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
.|NC|P|ENI BLAZE |S SExT|NGU|SHEG
 
Dalton House on Reservation
 Avenue Catches Fire From ,r5 Overheated Flue.

An alarm of fire was turned iH this morning, caused by fire which had caught from a flue running between the partitions in the r"sitlent" formerly occupied by Dr. Dalton on Reservation ave nur. The fire ext XtinguiSher bri- gadt from the court house were first on the scene and soon had the tlalne~ subdued. The fire de part ment was quickly on the scene. but fortunately their ser vices were not required. The dam age done was nominal. The prop rrty is owned by Dr. Dalton.
 This mornings alarm again emphas izes the necessity of a re- liable tire alarm system, as some rtn fusion was occaSioned when it was said the Weeks residence was on fire. many believing it to be the fuI4ner Weeks residence on Sher- man street. not knowing that Lieut.. Weeks and family had moved to the Dalton residence. So let us all help the tiremen raise a sufficient fund to purchase a reliable alarm system, and we can do that by buying tickets to the Firemens dance. No one is limit cd tu a single ticket.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
STEAMSHIP MEN
 7: QnT ,Ia0Iu50J
Congressman Humphrey Predaees tho Rate Sheets of coasts~ise
 Shipping and At Tally.

Washington, D. G., Jan. 20.-- The officials of the coastwise shipping interests, who have been denying that a trust existed in shipping circles, and that the rates were made after a consul tation between the officials of the lines enga2 d in the business, were thrown into disorganization when Congressman Humphrey produced the rate sheets of the different companies, showing the rates to be all alike.
 Humphreys action produced cunsternation among the officers of the companies and their at tnrneys, who are here in attend ance representing the shipping trust.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
STR. LAT0UCAE
 HITS A ROCK
Big Freishter Hits Rock Near Careless Point in Icy 8traits--
 Leaking But Not Disabled.

Cordova, Jan. 2O.--The freight CT Latouche, while westward bound, hit a sunken rock near Careless Point in Icy straits. She hung to the rock for 2i hours, when she was gotten pfl, leaking on the starboard side abaft num- Der three tank. The damage is not thought to be serious but will necessitate her tning dry -dockcd on her return tC Puget sound. She is due here at midnight to- MOTION.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
SECRETARY FISHER
 |s UNDER FIRE
Congressional investigation Under Way Probing His Connection
 With Standard OH.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 2o.-- A Congressional committee is in vcstigating the charges against Secretary Fisher that an alliance exists between the secretary and th~ standardfOil company. It is said that the matter will be sift- ed to the bottom. as the con- gressmen desire to get at the real truth so that the rumors may be settled one way or the other.
 Friends of Secretary Fisher say that he has clean slate and that nuthing which can in any way cf- feet his standing will be brought i" light.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
FOLL0WhURDERERi
 BY YBlQODA0UNDS
John Tornow, Who Killed Four Men, Waiiowing Through Snow
 With Dogs Following.

Abcrtrrn, Wash, Jan. 2O.-- BIOo,lhounds are leading the pos so of police officers and special deputy sheritfs. who are track ing John Tornuw. who murdered four men and then escaped int" the woods.
 The snow is four feet deep and it is expected that the murderer will be located soon. He is said to be heavily armed and will make a resistance when, anpIehended. 4.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
WARM WEATHER
 IN THE EAST
Flowers Blooming Out Of Doors But Cold Snap Is Predicted
 by Weather Bureau.

Washington. b. c., Jan. 2o.-- The weather in the capital and all Eastern cities has been warm and the flowers are blooming out of doors and the grass is green on the lawns, but notwithstanding this the weather bureau announce that the warm wave will be of short duration, as. a cold snap is due from the northwest which is travelling eastward.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
BURN BUILDINGS
 0N A CONTRACT
Arson Leader Says Was Constant y Stopped on Streets and
 Asked to Fire Buildings.

New York, Jan. oO.--Izzy, the leader of the arson gang under arrest, says that the fires start ed by his association were all ways set at Inc solicitation of the owners of the premises or the tenants at a price agreed upon. He says that more than a thou sand people asked him to burn their buildings and that he was accosted daily on the street, for that purpose.
 Numerous arrests will un- luubtedly follow the disclosures made by members of the gang.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
FIRE D|SABLES
 BONANZA MINE
Fifty Men Are Laid Of When the Upper Loading Station is
 Destroyed.

\ fire from an overloaded stove caused the total destruc- tion of the loading station at the mouth of the Bonanza mine yes- terday afternoon. The tram was put out of commission and fifty nlcn Were laid "fr until repairs can be made.
 The station which was destroy ed is the station at the upper end of the tralnWaN.
 The loss is estimated at S5U,- 900, as ten of the towers and hup- Il'cds of feed of cable were car ried into the ylllrh hundreds of feel below.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20

The third case against ;tobrn, accused of cutting timber m a government reservation, was ra!j- cd for trial this morning. Tke regular panel of jurors as rN- haustrd without getting jury. man, and d special venirr nf 30 were ordered summoned, rnturu : able at : :3O this evening. ;.,u,l adjourned until that time.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
MORE RESERVES
 RECOMMENDED
Another Copservationist Bobs Up and Suggests Reserving of
 All Alaska Resources.

Washington. D. C., Jan. 2O.-- To prevent further concentration of ownership, the Commissioners of Corporations recommends an increase in the government lana reserves and to include all for cstS in Alaska.
 There is but little likelihood that congress will pay any atten- ton to the recommendation as the Democrats are out of SNnl- ' pathy with the present land pol irv of the administratiO ion.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
WILSON KI!B|oSHEs. KI!!|B| D ! 5!
 INAUGURAL BALL
inaugural Committee Finally to Call Of Time Honored
 Social Function.

Washington, ID. C., Jan. 20.-- It has been finally decided to have no inaugural ball, partly in defer ence to the wishes of the presi- dent-elect. This will mean loss of a million and a half dollars to mOdistes, milliners, florists and other lines profitine from such functions.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
STR. NORTHWESTERN
 7> s. SAILS FOR NORTH

Seattle, Jan 20.--The steamer Northwestern has sailed for the north with, w. w. Harvey. Will liam Wilson and wife. S. l.. Car ter and John Folsiad as passcn- gers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
STAMP ISSUE
 IS MlSLAsELED

Washington, D. c., Jan. 2o.--
 Twenty-threr million Panama Pacific stamps had to be destroy ed owing to one of the engravers having mislabeled the San Migue! locks. as the Gatum locks. The plates will have to be re-engraveu.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20
LAWYER OROWNS
 LAUNCH BURNS We'll Known Tacoma Attorney, on Burning Launch, Jumps in
 Sea and Drowns.

Tacoma. Jan. o. Attorney Blattncr, on" of the best known lawyers of this city. was druwn- ed in Puget Soup l Sunday. when his launch caught, fire and he jumped to keep from being burn ed. ...
 tiiS predicamert was seen by people in other motor boats, but they were unable to reach him in time to save his life. Ess-
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20

w. II. Palmer left on the last boat to spend the next few months with a sister who is located in Florida.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20

Superintendent Ray Willard. of the Clinf mine, brought a poke of gold to Valdez thls morning. It was of the usual size and good for a five per cent dividend.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20

This Is the kind of weather that the tenants of "Hhe Cliff" wear a broad smile and spend their time in their rooms with cnmfNnts ....
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20

The Cliff stamp mill has again started up, the broken water feed having been repaired and the res eryoir on the hill having been all lowed to fill, il having drained when fhr main broke. + - --.F't
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20

Fred kraenler left this mOrn- ing with the last load of his out fit for Slate creek.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20

Charles Swanson and party left fir Slate cpeek and are now on tn. trail with a ten-tOn outfit.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20

s.,bscrihe ior !ne Prospect"'.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20

Suhscra,c for the prospector
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-20

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

italten linb Srrenbduier. Sd mar
5par perionlih nod niht in elmer
berartiaen Mnitdlt-"
llnb cine Stimme bon ser 8aGerie
ricf: uau6 baS miro ifon fom.
men!"
Mms Der Sdnle.
2ebrer: ISM miepielten 2ebens.
iabre itarb 5rieorit Der 8robe2"
Sdiiler: nSn gar feinem 2ebens.
iabre, neil es eemeien lit iein 5ooes.
iabr, oils er eeiterbt bot"
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erbaut?"
Sdiiler: nSn Der NadJt."
2ebrer: .Sunge, pie fommit oil
auf einen 10 ndrriifcn ginian?"
SdiiIer: n9er Serr 9ebrer iagte
bod seitern, Hom lit nift in einem
Gage erbaiit iporbeu."
2ebrer: .@ie piele SnicIn gibt es
i'm mittelldnoiihen Weere unb ipie
beiben lie2"
Sfiiler: rGs gibt iehr piele Ssn.
Ielrt int mitteIdnoiihcn Ieere unb
id beige MiiIler."
2ebrer: Die groe lit aIio, uie
on at oieiem 8lobus iiebit, cine au.
gel. @er iinb nun unicre @egen.
fiiBler?"
SdiiIer: .9as peib ih niht."
2ebrer: ,9t,tn, ipenn mir in 9eips
3ia Elm God ienfref,t in Die groe bob
rett, melfes an Der auoeren Seite
fpieoer bcrmsgebt, 100 fomnen mir
oa berdus?"
SdiiIer: .Aus Dem Code"
2ebrer: ,WeIhes iinb sic Giaen.
iftaften Der Warme2"
Shiiler: Die @arme oebnt Die
aorper aus uub bie aaIte 5iebt lie
5riommen ODER perfiirjt lie"
9ebrer: r@ib mir elm 9eiipieI"
Shiiler: .Sm CONNER iiub bic
Gage lang uno I'M @tnter furs."
~ - -
IaS Sdlafmittel.
Serr WiiGer fpmmt Mbenos aegen
neiin ltbr 5iint Ir3t nit Der Wittbei.
lung, oaB bus gabp abioIut nif,i
idIafen po1e; Ser ar5t peridreibt
ibm BUILDER fir bas aIeiue uno Serr
Wiiler aebt 3nfrieoen had, Sauie.
Nm ndditen Moraen trifft Ser Nr5t
ben Batter duf Der Strabe.
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mtrft?"
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rGas gobp? Hein, Serr Ioftor.
@ir saben inn Elm Yulper. ober oas
bali niht, es ifrie senau 10 wi(
slpor. Damn nabtnen meme Srall
unb ih Die iibriaen BUILDER; mir lind
lofort einaeihIaian nns baben bas
gabp bic sanSe Raht binourf nifi
mebr sebort."
Der fleine Climber.
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did b%eitrafen, neil Oh pom Ser
Eorte senaid,t bait!"
~@erben Sic mid perratben,
Inna9"
sd? Mein. stber Sic Spuren
Ueiner Singer auf Dem iibriaeu
Stiid Sorte perben lid perratben. "
vHetn, Inna. bis it iertig bin,
miro fem iibriges Stiid Sorte mebr
od iein!"
Gin 2insnijf.
.Sit berte Mbenb Sbeater?" fruo
elm Sremoer in einent Sotel oen
Sellner.
rDes," e%ntgegnete bieier.
DSb, Sic ipreden ensIiih9"
Out"
"snd fransoiiidG"
.Sa."
- y -
gnd Elm 2anoidaftssartner.
Dor pielet Sabren fauite 6. q. g.
Billings, Der ieine Wilionen on CHI
caao Gas perbient bat. Elm arobes
8runbitiid am oberen gnoe bon
Utanbattdn, BON no aus man cine
berrlide ai,siidt aif oen Subior
bat. Spdter lieB er iih BORT eli,
prahtpoles So,s bnuert, baS 81 ocr
Sebenswiirbigfeiteu ser MetropoIs
3abIt.
Rahoem er oas 2anb aefauit bat.
te. banoelte eS lid Sunadit Sarum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

0en ietd)teltclt ltno beqltemlten Ieg
ollsiuden miro"
Serr billings beiolgte BEN &atb
rrto nit Der 3eit butte Die Stub einelt
Efao 5uredtgetreten, ser ipater i'll
cine breite, langiam o~nlteigenoe, be-
qltenle StraBc ~nllagcbaut lpurbe.
- - ~
aicine Sd)er5e bcfanntcr WGnner.
Mart in perbrodte ELM.
nal ben CONNER III eiuem Sano'
itaotdlen, Oeiien g%epobner gcraoe
cine Sommlung peronItaIteteu, aus
oeren Grtrug Elm ileltes Sitter fir
ben Sriebbof beItritten weroen ioate.
IlS man NIT Dem Sammelbogen
and SIT oent %beribmtcn Sumoriiten
fam, meigerte er it'd, iein Sherilein
betSutra9en, unb begriinbete ieine
Weigerutg nit BEN @orten: sd
iebe nidt Elm, lpp5li ser 6rieobof elm
Sitter bral,d)t: lper orinncn lit, fam
nid)t binaus, uno mer orailben lit,
mil ni6t binein."
8roperG IepeIanb, Ser ebe.
molige Trdiioent ser gereinigte,t
Staaten, uuterbielt itf NIT etuem
6reunoe iiber ieilte Ingel.austliise
u,,o bemerfte babel:
rgs lit faum 81, glouber, pas fiir
ihlef)te Meniteu es gibt. Wir gin.
gen einmol u~tierer orei fiiden, unO
ebe, mir bte Ingeln altsrparfen,
mafte Ser cine Sen 8ori6lag, baB
oerienige, Delder ben erlten Slid
fongen piiroe, Die anberen 6eioen be.
pirthen ioae. Sd mar oamit Elm.
p~eritanben, lin0 mir ~begannen 5u
fiid)en. ltno mas meinen Sie2 Die
beioen anoeren paren 10 9ennein, bab
lie Die gneel ni1t aus Dem @aiier
8cgen, obDobl BEL iebem bon ibuen
Elm Slid angebiIien bate"
r9ann baben Sic alio perloren?"
fragte Der Sreunb.
,gepabre, nein-if) bate ia iiber.
balipt feinen 3ooer an Ser Ingel."
Com WaribalI, ser nei,c
Ti5eordIioent Der 8ereintgten Staa.
ten, beoiente iih ais Innalt in einem
aentadper @eriht einiger ni6t gang
eintpanofreier Iltsoriidc, unb Ser
poriisenoe Hifter perrrtheilte i'm
peaen WtiBahtung bes 8erifts 5u
aebn Collars Strafe. Wariba1 IA.
deIte unb iragte, womit er 5ablen
ioae, oa er feline 5ebn Collars iein
eigen nenne.
Bergen Sic iid oas 8eIo bon
einem Sreunbe," iogte ser Ritter.
vguer Gbren iino mein einSiser
Sreunb bier"
.Strei6en Sic sic Strafe." iagtc
Der Hifter raid Su Dem 8eribts.
ifreiber, .itlieBlid fann ser Staat
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dis if."
geim areu5perbor fragte + II
Hoot cine 3eiigin: u@ie oft iinb
Sic. mein SrGuleiu?" "a Die Game
nit Der antsuort 3ogerte, iagte Hoot:
Bite, beeilen Sic iih nit Der ant.
mort; lie Hanger Sic warteu, oeito
dlter peroen Sie!"
y - y
Sonicanens.
Sic l1nnbbdnsigfeits grflGrung
beiagt, BOB ale Mtenid,en irei gebo.
rem uno sleid iinb. gsidt lpabr2"
ga, 10 ungefdbr lal,tet nobl Der
Haiins."
.@esbalb balten Sic iih Damn fir
etnas 9eiieres oils Die anberen2"
.Ieil mein ltrgrobpater elmer Der
WGnncr mar, Ole Die l%lnabh1ngig.
feits. grfldrung unter5eid,net baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21
Indj Elm 2anbidaftssartner.

Dor pielen Sabren fanfte 6. q. @.
Billings, Der ieine Winionen on Gbi.
caao Gas perbient hat, Elm arobes
8runbitiid am oberen gnoe BON
Wanbatton, bon no ans man cine
berrlife Mlisiift a,if oen Suoion
bat. Spdter lieB er iih BORT eli,
prahtpoles Soi,s bnler, bas 81 oen
Sebenswiir6igfeiteu ser MetropoIe
3dbIt.
Rahoem er oas 9ano s~efauit bat.
te, banoelte eS lid 5unadit oarunl
etne StraBe an3nleger, auf ser man
iid)er uno bealem a,ii Den 8ipfcI ocs
iteilen, itcinisen Siigels selanaen
fonnte, arif ociien Sobe oas Sous or.
baiit meroen ioGtc. Serr Billings
mar Inn siiten Hatb perIe9cn. opnn
er wollte, aus begreiilihen 8riinoen,
Den Neg 10 anocnebm pie m6slid,
MADDEN.
Or leate cines Saaes icinem
Treunbe Winiom 6. Muifcnbcin,
oaS idypieriae Troblem Dor ,nb Ntil.
ifenbeim. Ser in Nrw Dorf 10 3iem.
lid ieOes Sleddcn Groe fcnnt, aob
ibm folgenben Motb:
~gs cilt Sbnen bod nitt nit Scr
Inlaae Der SiraBe. alio ncbmcn Sic
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