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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-08-14

to remain on their path pennant-
ward, unless they have another set
back on their present tour. They
have not played like world beaters
on the road this season, but put
forth their best efforts on their
home lot. Today they open at
Cleveland for a four game series
and it is now or never for the
Maps. During the week Connie
Mack engaged in little repartee
with Manager Callahan as to the
merits of their respective clubs.
Mr.. Mack seems to have the best Of
it, based on performances past and
present.
Cleveland hit the bumps when
they struck Philadelphia and Wash
ington. but are not yet out of the
hunt as they are now confronted
Dy long series at home. All sea-
son the team has pulled the unex-
pected and maybe now they will
slow down just to be consistent.
Manager Birmingham has not lost
confidence in his team and expects
to be IN the fight to the finish. The
team made a good showing at New
York and Boston, counteracting
their games with the Athletics and
Washington.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-08-14

percolate to the ears of the tor
sergeant who. of course, reported
to the Captain. Our Captain was
a prince of good fellows and liked
a joke az well as any Of us, especial
~ when it was on the Colonel, who
was anything but popular in the
regiment. 1t seems that our two
Irish friends, coming upon a pro-
tracted dry spell. had conceived the
brilliant idea of stealing the Col
onePs owl, and planted it safely
until it could be recovered by them
without suspicion.
This performance was more
hazardous feat than it would seem
to the casual outsider, not familiar
with the situation at Fort Monroe
the strongest fort on the Atlantic
coast. The enlisted mems barracks
are at one side of the parade, way
over to the left of the entrances; to
the right are the cottages of the
officers and also post one and the
guard house. Further along the
commandant has large cottage.
His orderly is usually on the porch
and sentry walks his post short
distance away: The problem was
to evade the sentries. get into the
Colonels cellar, where the owl was
kept, and return to the barracks be-
fore reveille in the morning. OF
course this impossible feat could
only be accomplished with the aid
of friendly sentries and corporals.
AS previously stated our Captain
was a decent sort of a chap, and
never reported the second incident
to the Colonel.
Nevertheless. he gave the two
conspirators bad quarter of an
hour. and sent them away sober
and chastened. Discipline is the
real thing when the old man"
hands it to you, anG as Muldoon
aptly expressed: that dam owl is
safe, from capture by any other
outfit. Then the band played and
we all sang the old song
"And when hear that bugle blow,
So soft and low,
/ can't get them up in the morning.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-08-14
Northern League
WRITING NOTICE.

All inmates are hereby re-
quested, when writing, to
place their register number
and page number on the up
per right hand corner of the
envelope. in the space to be
covered by the stamp. The
page number will be found
written with a lead pencil
on all incoming letters. Com
pliance with this request will
cause letters to be mailed at
an earlier date.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-08-14
SHOP N. Old Prison.
Sandy.

The shipping department has cham
B. M. Hammer, shipping clerk, is sure
some artist when it comes to painting and
shellacing the salesmen's trunks,
The new price list is in the hands of
the printer and will be issued early in the
week. 1t becomes effective August 18th.
Mat Shields, foreman shop M, is the
possessor of Apache's song, Dreaming =
1t was the gift of one of Apache's many
admirers.
We think the editors call for contrib
utor from each shop good idea. Hence
forth we will confne ourselves to the do
ings in shop M.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-08-14
Jokers' Budget.
By Paddy

The have quiet an attraction
down at one of the well known
summer resorts. A gent has found
an oyster that he claims can not be
eaten whole, and to back up his
claim offers $500 to anyone that
can turn the trick. AS he charges
two bits to those that try to win
the twenty-five bones, and as three
hundred have tried it already, he is
money ahead even if some guy
does come along and carry off the
prize.
The Road Monkeys" have di-
vided their time lately between do
ing little physical culture stunt
with No. 2, and making little
ones out of big ones.
Officer Sederberg is still taking
advantage of his shaving ticket.
If you want to see the Doctor
look puzzled, just ask him where
the gent got hit.
Sherlock has graduated from the
Muckers Union, and is now taking
course in domestic science, under
the instruction of G. p.
Just because paper states that a
certain gent is making money" is
no sign that he is manufacturing
queer. He may be working in a
sewer at two dollars day.
About the most deplorable thing
that any man can do is to flirt or
trifle with the affections of mar
ried woman.
The choir came across with some
class at the song services i'm chapel.
They show great Improvement late
ly; but there is still room for a
greater Improvement.
No, / can't sing, but you ought to
hear me whistle; Il should worry
But don't think you will, nothing
doing IN the cold storage line.
A story is going the rounds that
two English sparrows broke into
the cell hall Captains garden and
ate up all his straw berries and veg
etables. Not berry or spud left
said the Captain.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-08-14
POPULATION

Number of Inmates at Old Prison. .....613
Number in First Grade ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1889
Number in Second Grade. 200
Number in Third Grade ................... IS
Received during week.......................... 5
..'.'...'.'
Last Serial Number...........................42I3
Number of Inmates at New Prlson........4oS
Number in First Grade. ......................274
Number in Second Grade.
Number in Third Grade.................... Is
Total Population of both prisons. .1O7l
Cell Changes. Old Prison: 37O-329;
342-36s; 3l9-37l; 482466; 424-27Sy 2Os-
3rd; 368-342; 371-319; 329-37O; 466-494.
Cell Changes, New Prison: 22O-2s7;
1904; 427-254; 4l9-l49; 339-422; 455-44l;
AS 3rd; 25l-278; 94-42O; 254-427; I49-4l9
422- 339; 1869; 2l-3rd; 1O5-68.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-08-14

It is claimed that Ben is thinking
of buying three or four more chue
carts like the one he has got, anl
so into the express and dray line
One good thing about Saturday
nights here. You don't have t
nurse sick headache all day Sun.
day.
Oh! such agony" said the ca.
nary. Il wonder where it hurts
them the worse"
The Farm Notes" author says
that the old cat at the farm barn ID
dead-a case Of too much rat
Yes great many are doing time
for the same reason.
An exchange states that young
girl tagged passenger train with a
red shirt waist just in time to pre-
vent it from plunging into burn
ing bridge. Another exchange
claims that a lady proved herself a
heroine by tagging a train with a
red skirt; just in time to prevent it
from plunging into a bridge that
had been washed away by the flood
after a severe rain storm. Of
course that has nothing to do with
the lady nearer home who flags the
street car quite often about $50
p. M, wearing a red coat.
That is sure fine music TO me-"
said Officer Glennon. No it wasn't
the choir singing; it was some one
pounding on the old boiler with a
sledge hammer.
When it comes to illustrating the
different good points to visitors 90
ing through the prison our Usher
has barker in, front of one of the
movies backed clean in the allay. so
it is claimed.
Nobody has rocked the choir
boat for some time now. Every
thing is running fine.
A tip to the choir. If IN need of
a good tenor singer you can find
one in the person of little sDutchy,
that works in the machine shop.
He is there with the goods and can
deliver the freight if he will join.
The writer heard him sing at
Flower services. This is no Joke.
but straight goods.
The Irvine spool juggler in shop
f, said that he moved fast enough
once to grab train when it was
standing still, but saia he. Il shall
never exert myself again."
Open the door," said the officer
to the boarder. Il can't" said the
boarder it's locked. well 90
through the window said the
officer, you are used to it,"
The Mirror force seems to be a
pretty good bunch. They have
just presented me with a soft lead
pencil, but / think the main object
that prompted them to do so, was
so that they could figure out what
l wrote. | expect my spelling will
get it next.
Sometimes when a guy hands
another one anything that has a
string tied to it, he gets it back
with rag wrapped around it.
/ want to be deported back to my
own country" said Jumbo the big
Finn. to the Parole Board. Where
do you want to co. said the chair
man. To Duluth" said Jumbo.
A hoe is a hoe and spade a
spade but l decline to state what
St. Croix calls shovel.
st. Croix has joined the Muckers
Union and is now working with the
road monkeys.
1t is no sign that the factory is
on fire because there is lot of
smoke in each one.
l have failed to find any one that
is so honest that he could resist the
temptation of swiping his own
photograph out of a rogues gallery
iflhe got half chance.
Ben's chug cart and that little
red coat are still working so we un-
derstand.
SHOP N. Old Prison.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-08-14
Latest Baseball News

Following re the percentage tables of
the three leading leagues up to and includ-
ing Tuesdays games:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

~ a,sss,ssa..taAYl
.Spion"; 8e9ner Ser .Ienace" iino
.prieitlp puppets, Die pom eeiitigen
Site Hum's iih nabren; 8loirer unb
5Guicr benz @utcn Sirten Iino
dungeons, log bolIes Of infamp" ,
ntpbite ilane inititutions", .ilape
pens; Yrieiter beiBen .6ief ilape
bripers"; Die fatboliide Stride .eine
.blutbiiritige Bette; Ser Ndmc, ben
Der Sl. Sater in oieiem Slatte fiibrt.
lit einfaf niht pi~eberSugeben. 9alit
~Ienace" lit bas 5a9efpert Der 8ae
tbolifen ~@teiie 81 iingen, Die Soitie
81 ellen nno Die Yrieiter Sn be5dblen".
60 cine @aiie bon gI6bfinu
II. tie n . d, nie i'm 8ote
fiir Wohe angeblid 100000 amerifa@
niihe .Siirger" iid nerabreihen
lafeu. lit uns nod ME 3u 8eiidte ges
fomnen. Sap Elm iolfes 9latt burd
Die Eoit perianbt nerhen lam, pd6s
renb Elm Sim Sam Sens, Der bas
gelperbsmdbiee Rorbtreiben elmer
Sanbe bon Ier3ten unb Sebammen
l~lnbarmber3.g entIarpte. burd Inflnae
ieiner prominenten Spfer bon Den
YpitbebDrben Dem 8erihte iiberliefert
llnb bort 81 @efdngniBitrafe perbons
merit fpilrbe, lit ms understandable.
tlniere fatbpliidem gnitalten fiirdj.
ten cine anitanoise beb5rblihe ltnter.
fnhnng niht. llnb bie anitdnoiaen
Siirger Imerita's niiien Sas. Sic
iino Der Nnlid)t. - INN Die 8orte
oes freimiitbigen 8ebafteurs 8inole
bon Srann'S .Sconoclnit" an eebraus
den. - .baB Die SbatIahe, oab baS
gMenace" @eli6ter aapital aus Der
Shmiots 9eididte 5u idlasen pers
ildt, elm Shimpf aif Die S~nteuiaen5
nnb Den Initanb lit; baB ferner iene
Heoaftelre Iaes ltnb Seoes auf benz
8ebiete Der Salihbeit uno @erleum>
pnng ge9en Die aatbplifen ii6 lciiten,"
Belle nur tpader peiter uns on. blt
r@enace" nit beiner Guardians Of
2ibcrtp"s Sippe; mir fiirdten bid
nift. Define slbiidt lit. inns sl pers
perben mo uu9eipplt pedit lno
ipornit On ms an .elaes su erneuern
III Sbriito" l-(g. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

Die Menace, bie iih Dor einieen
Modem ais &erfedJterin beS So5ia a.
Ii SINUS bcfannte. gcitebt in ibrer
rorigen hummer audi lire Sntereiz
icngemeinidlaft nit Dem Sreie
M uurertb I'm gu. Sic idyrei6t
portlid: Sic .Ienace" ifldat Die
Shlahten Der Sreimaurer iorpobl,
oils audi Die zines icben patriotiid)en
Cd, frteb> nnb freibeitliebenoen
CD Imerifaners." ltnb Die britten
I'M Sllnbe nit So5ialismus unb
Srcimnllrcrtbum iinb baberfiiute
Ipo Il nten unb Henegaten.
llnb mas bon iencn Yrptc It a IL
tie 5l> bnlten lit, Die iih in bieier
8cielid)aft lpobl fiiblen llnb iib als
8unoesgenolen 9egcn .9fom" ans
ihlieBen, beharf mobl fallm pieler
8orte. IS 9e6ort elm nlebr oils
merflpiiroiges r9briitantbum" ba5u,
gemeinidme Snde 5u MAIDEN nit
2eltcn, benen Der .2utber5orn" nur
ais Sedmantel ibrer pcrdhtliden
anti hriitlihen S~eitrebunseu bient.
Sbre Summer bonn 81. September
fiinDigt JIG an nit Der folgepben fett@
sebrudten lleberi6rift: .Gs lit genus
in bieier Summer. nm Die gauge fas
tbpliife politiide Waifine 5u SER
ifmcttsrn." llne banu tiiAt tic auf:
Sdmibt, Der Yrieiter nnb I0rber;
@ie lam Imerifa frci iein, 10 lange
cine s. q. Ic2can's .8aibinaton
Yoit" beitebt?; fommenbe greigniie;
rettet Imerifa Dor Den Sdnsen Hpm's 8;
Selpcin nnb Der 9romlebs Wob; 9is
ifof tonnte 2eab nidt nbpBen";
@anfnto Yrieiter 9eidIaeen; @raus
inmfeit unb &ntbpliSismus; @Sgr.
Sbepparo bon Ncp Serien. elm 9iigs
ner; Corruption mn antboIi5ismus in
Netu Yorf; Der aatboli5ismlis idulb
on Der Yrp5eiiierung Sll5er's; .Sis
ihof" SboS. Neelcn bon Der metbos
oiitiihs %episfopaleu Stride Dor Yreois
err Gonpention 5u Yittsburg6 lo6t Die
~Wenacc"; aatboli5ismus in Sflas
bona, Catholics fine Up for Home anb
&um; 8atbolifen grabiAen 8i6ita;
ETC., etc. - Gin faibpliiher 2ebrer in
elmer 0ffcutlifeu Shule gilt ais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

ridtet ipirb unb ale Scfnn9cnen. bic
bon Der einen ODER anbcren Settle 9es
madt perben. iuerben erlhuncu.
Sic @altans Griic peridGrit iih bon
Sag al Sag NIB bat lid nod fpeiter
terifliinmert burd Die anidcinenoe
gnti6loiicubeit Der iungtiirfiihcn Iis
Iitdrpartci. Iortbcil aus ben 3piitigs
ieiten 5ipilhen Den frilberen Serbiins
beten 5u 5ieben. GS miro beribtet,
haS Die Siirfei Die Seerpflibtigen bon
GleiEsIiien pieber 81 ben Sabnen be-
crSert babe. ipGbrcnb elm bober Sffis
5icr. Der fiir5lid aus SripoliS suriids
gefebrt lit, Der Siibrcr bcs Iuiitauoes
in Sbra5icn segcn Sulgarien iein ioa,
Sn 8icn berriht bic IniiGt Dor,
oa6 Serbien lebialid) cine IuSiluht
llht. mn Die Gntid>cibuns Der Bot
idlaitcr : Gpnicren5 umauitoBen uno
Sunftc IN beicben, bic linn nidt 5us
aelprod)cn fuaren.
Sn Itben alau6t man, baB @ries
deulanb am Maube eines neucn ariea
scS nit Der S:irtei itebe.
Der 9an5c oIbanii9e 8irriparr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

Ganhibaten Der fatboliihen Ynrtci
anfgeitelt. - Tpn Smerta sebiaigt.
SUlcn jeoud nidDt anf Grfulg
redjnen f%0i,nen, meint rntan" in
&aibinstpner 2reiien.

&erico Gitp, Wer.. 81. Sept.
-Srebericp 0ambon, Miniiter Der
Gubcrcn In9clcecnbeiten. lit auf Dem
Acknowledgement Der &atbolifcn< Tartei
ais Sanoibat fir oas Mmt bes Srdz
iioenten allfgeltcQt lporben ulo bat
hie Gonbiontur dngenommcn, @ene>
ral Guacnio Hdscon ipurbe fiir Die
Ticc sErGiioentid]aft npminicrt. Wic
co bcibt, bat Yrdiibcnt 6ucrtu Die
Musrpabl bieicr Ganbipateu sebiai9t.
Gornis gebt berpor, oaB er ielber
niht 5u caubioicreu geoenft. Sie
&atbulifcn =Iartei nnteriiist bic ietise
Hcgicrrng, lit iih aher flar barber,
tGB cine Ganbibatur $ouerta's ange=
iifItS Der 8cgneridaft Der Ser. Staa=
ten feline Mnsiiht anf Grfuls baben
iuiiroe. @nnlbDa gift als geIhidter
diplomat; er lit etlpa 80 Sabre alt
llno mar bis Dor &ilr5em 8efanoter
In Solldnb. 8cncral Tascon ltebt I'M
IS. 2%cbeusjabrc unb ipar aricesminis
tier inter hcm propiioriiden TrGiis
bcntcn Sc la 8arra. @r mar Wilitdr>
Gumnanoeur bcs Sunbcsoiitriftes nno
Gpupcrncur Dol 9ucatan. Sest lit er
@ilitdrs ~9ommanbeur beS 9iitriftes
Saraea. Seibe Mdnner linb Den Der.
Stnuten gcncbm.
8dibin9ton, 3. G., 81. Sept.
Die bieiieen Imtsfreiie 9laribeu.
haB @amboa. Der TrdiiSentIhafts>
eouoibat DER fntbuliId,cn Sartei Me
rifo 5. nidlf nuf g%rlpdbllns rchnen
damn, ha CT id,lperlid bic llntcritiisnng
her 2i9ernlen iinben nirb, Die nlld,
.{Snn acgen Die gf1tciinitn9 seq aatbos
Menfiibrers gouarpo Samario gum
llntcrrittsmintitcr Sront maften.
Bic Gonltitutionoliiteu poIIen lid
iiberbaupt nidt an Den Wableu be-
tbciligen llnb Die Inerfennlng Cant
hoo's. fpenn bieier eelpdblt iucrpcn
fpllte. beripcieern. StaatslcfrctGr
@rpan lcbnte cine Seipredun9 Der
n,egifaniid)en Iomindtion ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
SdkmiSt iSentifisiert.

Rem Yurf, %. Sept.-Mue
3ipeifel be5iislidb Ser Sbentitdt Sans
Shmibt's iplIrben seitern beieitigt. ais
9fep. Srancis Iarfert. 2ebrer I'M
College i'll Sefnp, Su.. Sdmiot als
ieiuen Susenbfreunb ibentifi8ierte. Der
5n sleiber Seit pie er in Mains itlls
oicrte. Hep. @arfert befinpet lid,
anf Der Subrt nab Seuti6lano lnb
beiuhte S6mibt in Den Combs. Iuf
feline Srage, oh er ben gltern bes Ins
geflagten cine Sotihaft iiberbrinsen
ioute, ia9te Shmiet nur: .Nidhts 9es
ionceres. 9riibe nur meine Iutter
BON MR."
Sie NerSte Sr. 1idael grltpein
bon go. II Content Ipe.. Witslieb
Der ct. Soiepb' ss&irhe. Sr. Sobn s..
Srantb BON go. 1873 @eit 81. Str,
Der LANCE Sabre binourf Srriinn in
allen ieinen Sormen itubiert bat, unS
Or. Charles ". s. Sorn bon go. 22O
@eit 1877. Ctr. elm Spe5ialiit in
Ybrenolosie. linb mad, mebrtdgi9er
Seobachtung 5u Der Inliht getommen.
paS Sdmiot bios iimulirt unD seiitis
seiunb lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
StamH Ser weIternte.
SaS Snternatipnale lanbwirtbihaft'
Lido Sniitnt eritattet 8eriht.

Sas Sntcrnationale I~anpipirtb>
fd)aftlife Snititut in Hpm bat Dem
ancrifanii6eu 9unbcssI derbausS es
portement per aabel In9aben iiber Den
Stano Der Welternte semaht. Die
&ei3enprpouftion IN ben bauptidhs
lifiten 9dnoer. Die @ei5enbau treis
ben. betrdgt nadb Den amtliderl
Ghdtungen in bieiem Sabre $780,
100000 0nihel ober Al Yrosent
mebr .als i'm %oorisen Sabre. Sir Die
anberen @etreioearten lteIleu iid Die
entipredenoen 3iffern f~olsenoer>
maben: Safer. 1852. 5000 0 8uIbel
pier SO Yro3ent peniser als 1912;
@critc. 1,225,000, 900 8uibel ODER
- Yrn3cnt mebr alS 1912. Sic
Iaisernte in ben Ser. Stoaten. Dem
curopdiiden NuBlano, Spanien, Sta
lien. llngarn. Sapau. 9uIgarien. Der
GhpeiS ulb Sunis miro auf 2.766.s
100000 @uibel 9ei6dst ober 22.4
Stroseni tpei,iser ale 1912. Die Eeiss
ernte IN Sapnn lit gut; lie miro alf
1862. 100000 Yfnnh geichdtt obcr
81 1roScnt mebr ais 1912.
Ghaben burdJ Gnserlinse.
Wie Sobn s. Sapis pom 8unoes>
@iirp iiic Gntomulogic meloet. baben
g'naerlinge in Slinois, Soma unb
&isconiin Der Grnte einen Shacen
bon S7.000.000 5ugefiist. in bem
G;cbiet morSlih bonn Ohio 5tpiiden
bclh Ntlantic nnb Gibbs afota cinen
folcten ppn $4,000. 900. Sn ben Snbs
zen 1909 nne 1919 peruriahtcn
aIei6iaus giieerlinge ben er5bten
Ghaben. in zen Sabreu 1905 nno
1911 Inifdier. @egcn @nscrlinoe
hifit mn bcitcn tiefcs Yfliigcn bcS
@oocns i'm Strbit. Sipiihcn Dem 1.
1unh Is. Sftober.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
S~leifetpaeeer Cement.
Sarmcr befummet Sfulb in bic
Shube seihBben.

Iuf Der Sleiidpader : Contention
6l Chicago p~erfloiiene ISOLDE nurbe
Die @erantiportlihteit fir cine qua
fiinftige Sleiifnotb auf Die fleinen
Sarmer eelfoben.
HeiS unb aartoffeln iperben Die
tiinftise Splfsnabruns biloen. ertldrt
@uitap giidoif. Sr., 0 ct. 9ouis.
NO. Sraiibent Der Imerican Yaders'
Nipciatiou. &enn Die SiebSuht in
Cen Ser. Staateu feline 3unabme err
fdbrt, miro binnen 5ebn Sabren bus
&funb Sorterbpuic Steat mebr ais
einen Solar foitcn.
Inter Den ppr9eihlagenen Stills
mittcln lparen fol9enbe: Sober alcinz
former lollte minbeltens sipei Sticre
i6brlid) aui5ieben. nm . Die permius
berte Yroruttiou aui Den groBeu
gScibe9riinben i'm @eiten ipett il
MAIDEN. Die nod iibriseu 8eibes
9riinbe iolten in Sarmen aufaetbcilt
ipcrpen, nm ale Sarmer aui 9leiden
SUB 5u iesen. Sie 9Gnbereien in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Die vJeMrna!|'sy
Glione.

% t. Inec[, Gre. %. Sept
Die beltige Iusgube bes st. Sos
'epb' szglatt" melDet:
Susmer, Der S~eramsseber bes ,siIper=
ton Suurnal" reiht benz Beridt
feline Antiport elm.
Editor Hosmer declares that he is
not nor has been prejudiced against
either the convent or those prepar-
ing the affidavit of Miss Laseman,
the escaped num-" which. was pub
lished in his paper, and that the
Journal publicly ce d
through its editorial columns that
the paper is open for a fair justifica-
ton of both the convent and Miss
Laseman. On the grounds that no
malice was shown or prejudice man.
ifested by his paper, Editor Hosmer
prays that the damage suit be dis
missed
8dre Der Sail niht 10 trauris.
mofte man, beiuabe laden iiber Die
po~rlieeenbe grfldrune bes Seraus>
gebers oes ~Silpertpn Sournal". Iip
Spsmer bat feinen Irtitel pnblisiert,
ipie bic 8laee Der ebrtp. Shipeitcrn
ailseinanberfest; Die Irtifel perDffents
lid1t uno linter5eidbnet bon Inbern
lparen fir i'm 5lpeifelbafter Hatur
unb er bat tic pubii3iert obrie @orur>
tbeil unb 5aB gegen Die S6peitern
unb perlangt beSbalb Die Nieoeriflas
glns bes Brooches. Gin iaubcrer
Yatron bieier Sosmer. Sn perbrefes
rider @ciie nerleumbet er in ieinem
Slatt Die ebrtp. Sf)peitern aui Die ME-
oertrdGti9ite Irt unb 9eiic unb MN.
pa er Sepeiie brinsen ionte. erfldrt
CT: i'd bin Den Sfpcitern nidt feinbs
lib geiinnt unb babe nifts 8oies be-
abiidtist. Sit Sosmer nod bel flarem
bertrand ober bdlt er Die 9eute pirf<
lid fir 10 plrmm, bab iie cine iolde
erbdrmlide Iusreoe 9lauben?
@ir eriuden Die 9eier uib 2eierins
nen Den biciigen 8enebiftinerimen. Die
pom Der Menace" Clique 10 ifmahs
boil perleumbet ipurbcn. an belfen. Die
Soften bes beppritebenben YroSeiics an
trasen. Ser Sail lit pihtie fir ms
%&atbolifen. ba mir es miibe 9eiporoen
Itno. uniere Stride unb Helisioien bon
unIern Gr5feinben beihinpfen unb
perleumben 5u lalien. Sicie Ser
lermoune M II 5 beitraft tperben. Sis
odto limb bereits $942.65 fir Den
Yro5eb einselaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

Netp gnglanb, mo Ser Ider6dli tpeeen
Der boben 2Dbne unb Der @rihopfung
ees 3anpes nidt profitabel 9eiporben
lei, iouten Der @iebSuht setpibmet
lperoen lnlb III Den Silbitaateu loute m
3ufrnft mebr &orn ais Saumtpoae
sepflen5t lpcrben, bamit mebr Tieb
nnD Sdpeine ge5iidtet piirben.
linn Die GARNER ferner 3u iiber5eus
gen. oab .es in ibrem Sntereile liest,
mebr. SHladtpieb beran5u5iidten. bat
Der Sabresconpent cs fir notbis ge@
6alten. 100000 fir bieien 3tped
ans5utperfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
3eeretlid,e Gage amf Setts
130lenn.

Sic Gage auf Sem @altan beorobt
zen Sricren 9'urppd's picocr aus
MenbrrIy. Stolien bcrcitct cine
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iii6IidRn Nlbanicn los5ursiHeu pers
iuAt. Oeitcrreih unb Su(aaricn
ioaeT Elm @iinbniB 8eihtoilen loben.
nm benz @urriidca Scr6ien'S i'm npro;
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fh;ehen. 9lbauiide Sruppcn (20.s
o0C Wann) iinS inter %Nniii9rlma
auslGnbiihsr 9ruppen mad, ben grcns
sen por9eriiat. Sn esn icet cntbrnnns
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Earoon ScVebsI. mic ais 9el9raS be-