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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-11
Surge Noti3ea aus Der mtRens
i6aftlt6en @elt.
S. S. SiIlia, e. 81


gs lit cine undergraduates Tbeo.
lie, baB &atten 8r1eer bon aranf-
beitSfcimen linb. SieIe @nlidt miro
beitorft ourd Den letten 9eribt Der
9bilippinen $ Gommiifion, nad mel
fem bon 40,666 Staten, ole mifros.
fopii6 ouf 8acilen unteriu6t muir
Den. 242 NIT Der Seube bebaftete &c.
fun0en murDen.
Hrof. 6. Sbiff bon @ien CAB Dor
aursem cine Garlegung ieiner @e-
tbobe, Sled,ten un0 anoere SaIts
fronfbeiten permittellt @ontgenitrab.
len 81 bebanbeln. gr brutte mebr
oils elm 0useno &uren Dor, Die bon
ibm NIT Dem &onteenopparat be-
merfiteaigt purben. Die Eatienten
purben BON an%peienoen Iersten
unterlu6t.
Cine beaueme Wetbo6e oie @us.
itromung BON Naoium an beoba6ten,
lit foleenDe: Iu Dem anoern gnDe
elmer nit elmer 9inie perlebenen
Meiiinerobre befeitist mani einen
gienbidirm nit einem fleinen Sbeil-
diem &obiumial5 in elmer g%ntferuung
bon etipa elm 5man5igitel 3oa booor.
Wfon fam bann Die Maoiumansltro.
muna IN @eltalt bon Spriibfunfen
ouf Dem Shirme Dobrnebmen.
9ie Mnnalen bes Haiteur. SnltitutS
in Earis beriften, buB mdbreno beS
perfloiieueu Sabres (1902) Die 3uhl
ser in Dem Barrier Snltitute beban-
belten Ierionen lid auf 1,106 belief,
bon bencn nur brei itarben; bel
einem 6erieIben mar ole 9ebanblung
nod ni6t abgeidloiien, ais berielbe
Ser @aiieri6eu erlag, iobaB in @irf.
Iid)feit MIR 5ipei SooesfGle porfamen.
Sn Der Gbat ein auBerorbentlider
Grfolgl
8on oieier merfpiirbigen gigen-
ihait bes @abiums rebenb, mafte
grof. Groofes fiir5li6 folgenoe ge.
merfung: y2aiien mir uniercr Gin-
bil0una einmaI frcien 0apf uno Der.
folgen ipir bic Sppptbeie bon Der
8uiammeniesuns bes Stofies, bis 81
ibrer leaiihen @rense. 10 modten
mir tbati1tlib bier cine SeIblt5er.
iebltng bon Stadium Dor uns baben,
nnb Elm 3peifel fonnte in uns ouf-
iteigen iiber Die fortpGbrenbe Stetig-
felt Der @aterie. 9as demiide
@tom mag mirflih cine fataboliide
8er1uberuna u~nteraeben, aber 10
lmgiam, baB geiest cine WiIiOn
sltome perilieet IN ieoer Sefunbe, es
elm S%Sdhrbunoert bauern miiroe, Bis
lein @cpitt lit INN elm Wiliaramm
oerringert bate. Sic folgenidDere
gigenidaft bon atomii6er 3eriebung
id)eint aan5 ollgemein 81 fem. Sic
6ebt Dor iif, lpem INNER mir elm
Stiid @las nit einem Sei0en5euge
reiben, Tie finoet ltatt benin Sounen.
ifeiu icpobl ais beim Negen, bel
ieSem Ylib uno jeOer iSlamme. beim
@allerIaa ni9t Weniger ais bel Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-11

Die Sreun6e, fpeld)e mir braii6en,
iino meiltenS unbrauhbar, menn iie
iiG braudbar MAIDEN lollten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-11

Gie Seoer lit cine getpaltise &raft,
ipeld)e oft NIT ibrem Serrn burf.
gebt nnb oft elm Sppewriter lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-11

@enn 8iinihe 8feroe ip1ren,
miiroen Die @ettler in Automobiles
i'm 2an6e berumfabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-11

Srauen pergeiien Wandes, 6as fie
ME Dergeben ipiiroen, penn iie lib
6aran erinnern f0nnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-11
so! Sol! Coll!

gs lit ME 81 ipGt Gtmas GUT so
MAIDEN, wenn man es BET 8eitea
tbut. 4
Sas mherpartete ereignef 1i1
meiltens geraoe menn man etpas
Mnoeres ernartet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-11

Man ioa ME einem seihenften
1altl ms @aul i6auen, Sumal pen1
man nit Dem SinterfiiBe anfGnst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-11

Ser MuItimiqionGr Senator Glort
iou gum Gampagneleiter Der Demo.
fraten bel Der ndditen @abl semudt
neroen. Sui, penn Der bic 0dben
ridJtig pert5eilte, mas miiroen mir
oaun aleid cine @aiie friidge6adens
Yolitifer befommen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-11

@cr feds Babies auf5eigen fann
ais Tamilieltpdter, Der erb1lt in
EelnIulnania $40. @erm 0ie @e.
ietgebcr BORT unten lid, nid)t in MGt
ncbncn, miro eine TGlfcrpanhcrimg
bon Tcutihen Yolcn uno S%rldnoern
oahin fommen. llno 0ann miro Die
harmonic crit rcd)t cine .aTamiIiea-
lad,e" mer0eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-11

gae, Die gerne Die erIte SaDrf NIT
Santos 9umont bon HariS rad
Berlin ODER Simmelsoorf ODER SOL.
Ienheim MAIDEN modten itnb gebeten
iih bel 3eiten su meloenl Wan Der.
geiie nift feline 2ebensperiiheruiig IN
Srbmune al bringen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-11

Sn Buffalo lit elm @orb beaongen
woroen uTO Die Eoli5ei bot bereitS ole
Sdlfte Der @iirgerihaft inter Ser.
oodt. gel Der Spiirfinoigfeit unie.
rer &oIi5ei lit es beut5utase fait ae.
fabrlid) IN ~oerielbcn Staot az mob.
ncn, in wcl6er elm Serbrcden be-
gangen Dur0e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-11

NIX III pSt SSLyuitSStpSt HSllJult
baben, besIiifiuiinidc, bin i6 nit
GROCER Ahtuna
Sbr ergebener
SbeoOore 81 ooebeIt."
Soaauin Serran, Der 9elcaat bon
Borto &ico, tbeilte Der Seriammlung
nit, ba6 ouf iener Sniel nur 95
Trieiter unter fait elmer Miaion 4a.
tbolifcn tbatis iinb, ilno eriubte bie
federation, bel Der @esierung Ser
Ser. Staaten barauf binsupirfen,
hab bic 8eIistitel BEG 9irdeneisen.
tbums Der Stride iibertragen meroen.
Ger Snbianer Wintani Sansfa,
Superintendent oeS Siour-S tammes,
belt cine &eoe in ieiner Mutter.
tprad)e Die bonn bodip. Gater s. Zig
mann, g. S., bon Der &oiebn6.Igen.
iur, iibcriest ipurbe. Or bat Inn Sea.
men ieines Bottles, baB oas angeian.
gene aPiiiionSmerf Der fatboliihen
Stride in ieinem 2anoe tpeiteracfiibrt
iperbe, uno erfldrte, baB iein Stnmm
mebr futboliihe Sd)ulen, airhen
ltno Yrielter niini6e. Bon ieincm
@obacrt miiiic CT gesenmartig bier.
sig @eiIen r%eiten, nm 81 elmer &irtc
III aelangen.
Sn Der Sisung bonn 4, Mitenit ricf
Ole &abclmcloung bon Der GrnGblung
zines neilen Yapites. Yius' ocs 3ehn.
ten. inter Den Telenaten srobcn Su.
bel berpor, nno es Wuroe naditegen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
MOST MURDERERS ARE
AMAZINGLY CHEERFUL.
COUNTY JAIL FILLED WITH HOMIcIDES WHOSE
NEcKS ARE STILL UNSTRETCHED

There may be a few murderera
.Sa,.. .s.~AAs. y, ~ =. q. KS, "a
have a Eoodly bunch q them ia San
right now. and Il won't be long
until tbs number IL ANelisd BY two
or tbfes more. hope. said sheriff
Cadlhee this morning, after glanc-
ing ever the jail books and nefine
fhs flames and present addfesser Sf
the SEVEN hofuielfeH who are incar-
eefatet iH the county jail. some un-
der sentence And waiting for Eu-
rfrsns court decisions in their cases.
ard eshrFH awaiting trial.
Paul Underwood. the young fell
les Who killed his infant daughter
last spring and Was found guilty o.
auHssf IN the second degree and
sentenced u IS years In The pcuiten-
tiar.. confidently expecis that ths
supreme court vii reverse the isnx
HsaHs ~ So superior tussrf IN his
aeees lis young wife. jointly chsrF
Cd IL cut on bonds and han not yet
been tried.
lennon champoux. the French
man no murdered I.ntie Brace BY
stabhlnE her IN the head with a
huntlag knife. has been sentenced 20
death. bat hia case has been appeal
ed and viii probably not be argued
in the supreme court for several
months
John Reynolds. known az Mon
taHa JACK who shot and killed a
man named McNaiiy At Wellington
Ia = faH. has also been sentenced %
b.. hanged BY the neck uutii he IL
dead Ills case Was appealed, hut
owing 70 lack of funds the appeal
VIII have 20 be dismissed. and his
attorneys viii simply petition the
governor 20 commute the sentence
from death to life imprisonment. In
View 81 certain extenuating circum-
stances which tend 10 show that the
killing was IN reif-def~nse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
MARROW
ESCAPE
Street Car Smashed Into n Fun
eraI Carriage and Three PeO-
pie We're Badly Hurt

The carriage containing the
mournefa and the minister Of Jacob
lIanaen'a funerni. was struck by a
Madison street cable car az Second
avenue At 5 O'Clock yesterdsy after
noon. rev Benjamin Of the Green
Lake n q church, o. Hansen.
brother Of the dead man, and Mrs.
n Peterson were badly injured.
though rot critically. Nr. Rev. Ben
1amla was 20 badly hurt that he was
unable "a attead the services a. his
church lest night. although he read
the funefat service ~ the Grace
church after the accident lie was
cut about the arm and shoulder, aud
hla arm .sas forced through one ~
9he hack windows Mr. Hanson was
hurt IN the slde aud chest
The funeral which was conducted
hF the Salvation Army. was passing
Madison street FfiuE up second av.
essue. y hen the accident occurred
The hearHe and carriage containing
the pail bearers had passed the chr
track just Hn the mournerr' car
rage WAS ON the track a Madison
street car came Gown the hill and
crashed with fuii force into a. The
occupants ~ the carriage were en-
flfAif prepared for the coiiiRi0n. AZ
the curtains 81 the carriage we're
drawn
The vehicle was hurlcf into the
ar b. the shock The Windows and
lights we're shattered and those on
the inside were thrown from fhris
seats The funeral procession had
10 be stopped until another car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
SWEETJOy,
THEN PAM
Dug's Babes Won Only the
FRS, in the Double-Header

The nrss sAras % The dsuhss bead
sr az Athletic park yesterday after
noon Was one u the finest exhiet-
tons 81 baseball seen On tho
grounds this year iIicksY allowed
the Mormons bat three bits. and
two 81 these were OF the scratch or
der. nor were the Apostles able 70
score.
Duxaals'a men played an crrorIees
zane and their fielding whs Of tho
sensational ortter They swAtted the
ball. too. and though hong Jimmy
Wigs struck ont nine men. he was
fssns sus siEAt t.aaa hssz. tvs 81
them being fuf two bags.
II was fine BAIL and with the
score J 10 q. the fans used the five
minute interval between the games
In huaging themselves in kiee,
Hickey bad won % handiiy that
hr wan told ~ try u again. IN ats
innings that he pitched The saints
secured ter hits and eight runs. and
then Kiinkharnmef walked 90 the 81
eyated osltion ln the lime light and
handed out four more hits and thres
more runs.
The fans CARED AZ the score hord
ia silent honor and thought OF the
growing error column. They could
scarcely believe that the team that
WIS playing such slo1eniy ball vas
the same team that bat y few min
utes before had put up perfect bali
Dus's Aggregation plays an exhi-
bftion game az Whatfon today. ths
Helena players open here tomorrow
for n series of sir Enfrea. They
have strengthened thsir crganixa-
tion materially since they were here
In the early part % the season.
The score b. innings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

Dan McAnley, who shot and killed
..s.e. sSss ~, { ~ ..sss.
$50 ~ siis,s ii& iiftffHs-if sffisf - .tss
officer a few months ago. ain be
tried during the month % Na.em-
Der
I. o. NeKus. who shot and killed
Edward kahabian recently, ard An
drcw Goodail. charged with murder
ia the second degree for having kill
ed a man az Cherry Valley b. hit
ting him on the head with an are.
in M OF anger. are also awaiting
trial In the superior court.
Reynolds is said by the sheriff
and jaflorH 70 be one Of the best
prisoners ever IN the Jail. and ts
popular ufth hta fellow prisoners
and with the SAIL officials.
rbArnpcux. y no for a time wa
thought 70 be insane. has developed
into the Wit on the tank. where ne
n confined. He often sings. by re-
quest. French love EunEn and viii
keep this up for hours at time
Mike Bartlett. Who shot and killed
his wife a few months ago. will be
tried IN September He Is q good
prisoner and IL treated with great
deal ~ confederation
Reynolds IN the only man charged
with murder who ever seems % Ert
deapauderf. and he says Il is very
seldom that he allows hiuieeif 10
think Of the awful fate before him.
A. rule. the seven murderers
are In a state 81 the most amazing
cbrerfuirf~F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

Masked Burglars Brutality Beat T. ). LipPy, the
kIondiker. i'm His Own Home, Then Bound,
Gagged and Robbed Him

ruutn wlndnw they threw tire balt that
held thp middle raah. The window epes
the harsiara easily eiimher into the
dintn Eroan and tbs dooF ieadlne from
that ream 60 the hall was open
when Miss sirpper returned hene ~
$50 o'clock ahv was met az the deet
hy one ~ thr masked buvsiars. who
presented hrge revolver and told
hcr a. hand aNef hot ieWVifs. TIE bur
Giara evidently miataek her fpf Mtt
iIiips shc explained % them that
she merely worked In she house and
raYr them her pofketrok. containing
small amount ~ tunnrN
Miss SLEEPER waa then taken q the
first iaadirg ~ the hsn stairs aAt
thrre betina hand and fnot and tsed IN
enair. which had lasn sassn from
~ farlor f,r that pufposs After she
had rseu lied handkerchief vas Hsut.
fcd into her mouth ard secured ~ an
other tied around krf heat = tsss
manner shr was securely easesa The
burglars asked her u there NHr ai,f
one a. thr house. she could rot speak
bat ahunk her head negatively.
While Mas sleeper sat Ia TIE chair.
rnahi. % Move, tho hurEiara disr stssFd
the manner IN Witch thsY epud over
,owsr AZ. ilp, and ren hin when ne
rAme homs
rhey ait not have e wait iens Al
A. o'eioek a hsy tsss h0ard IN the eussf
lock rhs massive oak torr swnns 81
is hingvs and NJ tiex walked into
az. hall Miae Sleeper eNgld see him.
bat even n ahs had besa able nhs
sotia 40, have dared siss ths alarm
After hanEing his hat 90 ne faek n
the hall MY iApuv started fer the
gs.sher "a gel sotnvthirx "a sat tfe
had mAisrd sut frw steps when be
waH eanrsantea ~ enc a the ner-
Who soiA hiln 70 throw NJ bib hands
rhe Burglar WAS arrived WITH ne re-
snivvr Mr t4pay was - SURPRISED
that hs aiA rot az once Put up BE
hga,is. oat started % Put taeia "a hls
trousers pps svts
Tf.r rehprr 1aw ere move. and af=
pArvnuy believed ina, NJ. fdppy wat
Attowpslse 70 draw = revolver iie
prcmptiy dealt his vtrttm TERRIBLE
h,aw on the slfe 20 ths bead eifh he
revolver u~ius ths WeEirau - giAsh
ftiass flosed fresa she wuand aH4 Sat
urAted M i4ppsrs shist sstiar ard
r.srthing tfs dia not fan however. ne
iass consciousness I've pot ap his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
TO
NO AKAH
SiwasheN We're Buried Deep
By Fishers Undertakes

Though Sacramento earned but
on= run- aud Thomas faiied 10 strike
cat nan. Fishers aggregation won
easily from ne locals yesterday At
Recreation PARK b. a score of 20
D.
Wiiaan hanash cracked out II hits
and earned twp Fuaa but the fisid.
Ina 4 the visitors wns too much FOR
thefu.
Sample and fsaFfieh'a issuance og
eixht rsssea ana he cir errors the
siWaHftrn made Account for the
seufe.
EtFan's s'riee "a the left field fsncs
for q hafne Fua. seoriuk the ere
EARNED fun fpF Sa.ranssgsa ssaa the
fseestins - tie ho3 members 10 shr
Pollard sessttaN. Were the features
nf tire Eamr
ran Francisco eneas hsre tomuf-
rev. The ssefe BY innings
seattle s..s. eaee ises ss
Sacramento =. aeee 80 0 s.--s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
10000 WORDS an HOUR

WAgIuNGTON-T sisgra ptinR At tina
rate n 40.doq words ar hour Il made
possible b a new invention Ia Ger
many. according a. reports from Unit
"a States Depafy Consul GeneFai Ma
son M Berlin. The Instrument nefkad
under Hf sorts - varying conditions
II weather aid wire. over a distance
~ 81 miles
Commenting or the above rsporf.
that such devices have beer known
and patented IN the United States for
nfteen years. ffe further claims that
there ~ 10 practical aifiicnity in the
way ~ ielesraphinE BY mechanical De-
vices ~ the rate Of N9da words a min
ute. Or even more. nut that companies
continue the primitive hand method
FOR fear that rates wiii have 20 he re-
ducsd Az mechanical inventions for
doing nwuv with tho hHud KEY have
been bought up by the great teieKra IN
concerns and reieEaied to the scrap
heap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
SQUARED UP
Afflicted Husband Amicably
Arranged Divorced spouse's
Alimony Claim

w. H. Efoiiker. Saturday. entersd
into compromise with his eK- wife,
Bffie Stolicker. on an allmony prop
osition. which has Cnused him and
his present wife many aieepieae
nights An agreement was filed.
by the terms OF which he IN 10 pay
t225 TO his former wife. on the con-
dillon that she win nevcrs ask him
for money again.
atolickor is a meek looking man
who, his friends claim, has had a
run Of hard luck His fire wife OBJ
lnined divorce from him, and as
he didn't appear, got judgment for
alimony. which swallowed@up half
or hiB small wages.
In the meantime he had, regard
less Of the custom OF remaining sim
Rie for q least six months. taken un-
10 himself second wife. who claim
Cd his entire SALARY.
udgs Tnllman two weeks AFRO,
much 10 the chagrin OF Rtollckcr and
his present wife. decided that II WAS
ihs mans first duty to support his
eivorGed wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
INVADED
CANADA
Washington Salmon Packers
Buy Fish on Fraser River

IA a result Of the recent removal
OF the duty Of imported fresh
snim0n, the Puget sound cannery-
men have commenced 10 invade the
Canadian fishing grounds on the
Fraser river and Gulf OF Georgia,
passing the word among the white
and indian fishermen that they VIII
purchase fish At prices ] cent In
advance % that paid by the Cana
dian canuerfsa.
Among the latter there fs great
CONSERVATION. and plans BY which
the Hritiahera can piay back 81 the
enferprising Yankees are being dis
clIsssd.
y. r. Mcmillan Of the =. r. q
y. Co. MANAGER o. the caunefy al
Fairhsven. was the first fnnn who
announced that he Fouif jump the
price and take the fish. He char
tered the steamer Night Hawk. and
last Saturday nisht made a quiet
incursion among tho Canadian flah-
srmen. telling them how good he
would treat them. and announcing
that tugs and scowA would arrive to-
Day 70 take All soekeyes bprchaned
81 the advanced prices.
n IL expected that other Puget
SOD canning companies WIZ DO
likewine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

diets sha had been seer IN the Ticin-
rs earlier n the afternoon The party
uas firea or ffura asHhsah uhlis they
we're faliexlas the trail thfoaHh a
lfsnae ntn1th - fhsearrst Rsthfpfi,
tnass ata1 8lii fsii ~ thssfirst firs. sn~
sea flsza aanaed heins silied Instantly.
fiIzi ussFsaHest "a afas hifassif dyNn ths
I'm affef HE sasnfzstiifssss she had re-
S.,s4e A. s..
the f1fe - the rpi4ftrss
tiesafar1sfanuts wefs dispatched 20
he afsns fFufn riarefTtiie hat the
rs.axiete succeeded ln maAius goe'i
theaf eaeznsl
Hpftassf wAr shct gerry Yesterday
ssasHiHs IT. = hard - hssrinx ana
ala net respond q an order from
r4rssf q halt
Lar ss~alns fsesess - elusenn sur-
sssanass4 f~a e ths esrafsinn eonftrf~
euaf ffsfrh flat s.nuia we're hang
ID and ssiaH ~sz3sswss.=s. > ssssssai'tF y
ms res~se. as ahat thrvuRh 10th
hafsaH
il : Thought shAs anr ~ the evnviria
go mna1ssAes4 ~ yenaswwcni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

ROME aug. s.-1fss fifth ballot
fnr a aeW pore vas taken AT II
o'clock this morning At 1870
O'Clock the ssnake issuing from the
chimney Of the eisffne cha pei. IN
afcafsd that tn ballots we're being
burned and that there had been no
slectiou. Only . small crowd was
sailing % ascertain the result and
ehen the sfslake Indicated no cleo
lion. the crowd dispersed
II f. uau believed that the chances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

Masked hafeiara attacked Thomas =
f8aps she kiaaalke millionaire. b. hta
en- nheiae a. iHs aamea street at ia
q olaSs last nlsht ami aftvf kupeabtq
hfm down hssilad naNfsd and ruhhed
him A fee miuateB before they had
trsated ora slseisef a servant ems
piaYea - the house Ia a similar man
har 9asked and tied t. q chair an the
stairway ahs vas fafced 90 at hN ana
watch fhs falst,sHH brutality maltfsat
tae had q ha household
uet 81 alsa tva ssld salehss were
secured fFen Ne fappy although ~
ess wsAfiek dhsfuands 81 eonsl.tefsbl,.
stias Ht lhF tiDe - ths rsfhhsfs- Frota
ths ~eFxaut stEi q fsarss reatsinirr n
fea dollars sas stefsn. Ne attempt
Nas nssae - Haat ne hease.
The rehlsF95 eaa q bold sffstr. even
fer Seattle. uslsisf the cFime-stained
administration - reiiee Chief sun
van II sas 81 par sith t0htefise
caasfaitfrt D. the Famous rep. and gsz
thasr shu Operated ~ The eity last
winter At the fine e the fubterF
james street. ears were passing within
. few feel q the hss.lae anli pedestrians
aesa swing ~ sanst2ssfy. rsaple were
returning frau tie vasIaas churches ln
the 1etEheefbeaa and we're passing the
heese ufhFss sssiss This asa not
tether tie thaKs. however
After the rohiserss had xnn. and The
I've stetsfss haa freed thmsstvzs from
their haasia faF f.asieaan Wan called
& aFess Mr ttppx ~eunas. H. had
been eatie etit On The head Is = heavy
tsaN fFasn a revolver uss-t - eiaN
me harxiars had glaaea iha Dob vel
sHd fFNsn theif seHseguktleh. eNerhsas "a
hx Mlss Sleeper. u Was evident that
they knew whsa u sxlscs AR. Liprs
rsfuFa
Early r. The evenlnx Afr fIpy ieft
rs hene e. - - ehnrch Later Mlnk
alssp~r also EFF t. Il customary with
TIE LtnnFN shes leaving the heeN e.
LISA All - thu dssssru between rooms
Thss as dnna last sight
The turAizra ffFst entered ths base.
rnetI bat ehsst thes faRnst they eoala
MT rsaeh The main part q ths house
fsom fhsrp ths4 tried another ptaa.
- .ratllax ess he serr~u ~ = rartrt
- ieeea ties EasueA entrance 50 that
Ftafu. bat hsd - fares = dassq o. So
fste the kztehefss Thss srnn abandon
81 thst nay q setting iaso the helss
p eFcakinE the glass q = dining
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hansts and submitted Co the F1hisFy.
~ which the first burglar was assisted
~ his partner
After they had ruhhed him the bur
glars bound and KaEKed Ar Lippy and
tied him 20 . post uu the stairs neat
Shere the servant gifl had been plag.
sd When led AZ the stairs Nf iAppr
knew Tor she tlrri time that he had a
companion III misery
After the robbers had lsft The house
the senns woman released herself ana
then laeHene,t ar ilrpY handa. ITO
ran daNn the stairs aud procured a
san. bat tbs rabherH had escaped. The
fialiea asfa notified
Early tbs marnlus the reiiee arrest
81 Frank aasaa. Frank funney and
Thomas Nafef aH suspects. Hegan carr
rtefi small tsseaiihsr fntttixrr
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PA SSIiNO OF
PHIL DALYS
GAMBLING CLUB

FREEHOLD. n. J.. Aug a-rtii
psiys famous Pennsylvania CLUB
llsusa. with IT, giidra domeH, 81
Long Branch. which for year,.
Was the finest gambling palace
in the unitcd states. and was
patrpniEsd only ~ those y 10
could wager unlimited amounts. vas
pul up for public sale today. The
passing ~ the club iE the direct re-
suit - ilis crusade made last July.
y hitch effpafuhils ruf = auietsIs sfa
public gambling al Long Hraneh.
The hric-a-bTHc. drapefis% aud
decorations % the Pennsylvania elah
cost more than $50. Coco. When the
club VAS closed BY the county off,
ciais last summer TIE elder Daily was
not among those Indicted PHI
baiy. Jr. vas indicted and fined
tisoo. Up e that time the ciiib hsa
heen closed but twiee since IL erec-
ton by the late John Hcey IN the
49, - ~ 49, ->4a,'1s. -
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MyRE OFF
VETERANS BEGAN THEIR
TRIP TO FRISCO

PITTsBrRG. Pa. Aus. a-Thr
first contingent OF Grand Army vet
sraba Go leave the east for the san
Francisco sneampmNHi II the Abs
Patterson post No. - 81 Allegheny.
"a bitch departed for THE wrSs tadAy.
IN order % make the trip more
IN eoFRhis the veterans viii spend -
DAYS On route and will make ateps
az al the principal points Ia Colo
rado. New Mexico. Arizona and
southern California
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MUSTN'T PLAY
WITH PLAGUE
Germany Decides That Deadly
Germs Are Not Safe Things 60
Experiment With

BnRIIS-The imperial govern
fs5ssssd has sisetsIsaI - fof Hia ssY fs.sa
tlsas experiments nith plague germs.
aa the knsei ssige gained does not
Justify the risk 81 public Infection.
This action hnH been taken on the
advice Of Dr. Sachs. the government
physician. Who caught the rtnEue
In Koehsa laboratory, although every
psecautlan vas used Ia handling the
germs.