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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
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GurppG.

Iic .Iaaette" miro bereitS bon
iebr Iielen naG europa geianbt, unb
iii BORT elm germ gclebenes Slatt.
9crtoirei nad europe aeianbt foitet
bieielbe iGbrlid MIR $500 in Dor.
mlSbesablung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
ans bem Ger. 5taatem.
9lmf bas Grab mnieres Srennoes
Subann Senninger.

SIM bebren Sain Der Yoelie
2ieb' i6 &rdn5e 5art o5u iptnpen;
Sifters Strange lpelfen ME,
Sterben nift in Sturm nno Wlnpea.
Sreuno, Sobn pom lieben Selmatb>
Lamb,
Sir fig i6 %iinneno Slum an
Sliitbe;
Son Den i6onIten Die i6 fano,
Nur elm Sribut fir beine Site.
limb leg i1 nieoer. it'll. alein,
SIM @eiite meme Sreunolbdtts9abe
@ebemf ib au6 Der SHUTTER me'n,
Gle rlbet I'M @rabe. I'M @raoe.
Merfels.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
SIN trauten Tami(icn &rpisel

Y@arum benn?" y0amit man
Die Srdbte bort oben ~aufbdnsen
fann."
60 ging bng r@as lit bas?" uno
y8arum benn?" %lpeiter, unb tpdbs
renb Die iuuec Srau baun unb mann
eis frcunblihes @ort nit i6rem
@atten peGielte, puroe lie nidt
miibe, Die INNER pieoer auf'S Neue
auftauhenben Sraeen ibres 8inbes
81 b%eantporten.
vIber perebrte Srau". 10 miidte
i6 mid in Das 8eiprG6 bes gliid>
liden a%lee6lattes. ~gebt Sbnen nift
munhmal Die @eouIo aus, Die oft
reht l6weren Srasen tbres. ipie es
ld)eint, redt gut bcdnlagten &nnben
5u beantlporten?" bra
% ia. mar Die Nnttport. .Ses
0of piiroe ih midi an meinemt
6inbe ~perilnDigen, molte i6 Sic aeis
itigen Sdbigfeiten be5 9naben i'm
Gntiteben nnD Grpufen unterDriiden.
unD cas- ruiirbe gel6eben. ipenn i1
Den, lid in Sragen 5eigenben 8iis
lensbrang SeS airbes ni6t befrieois
gen oper gar 5uriidiueiien pollte."
Sd babe @elegenbeit gebubt, Die fleis
men N<S>GsS diibeu an ben eriteu
Shultd9en 81 beobddter. &ie
itumpfiimis iiseu mand)e Sinoer ba.
unb mic offenber5ig, lpie leift 3ir~
gdngli6 lilo wieber nnbere. Oas
lie9t nidt INNER an Der Segnbung
bes ainbes, ionoern pielfa6 an Der
eriten g%r5iehung, an Dem llmgange
Der Wutter nit Dem Atnbe.
@ie gar monfe Iutter periGiimt
es. tbeils ans ScGuemlidfeit, tbeil5
aus llnfeuntniB, ii@ in einen eeilti>
gen Gerfebr nit ibrem ainoe 5u
lesen unD crltidt Die ii6 entpidelns
Den geiitigen Sdbigfeiten I'M Seine.
Sd battle eS fir Die ernlte Yfliht
elmer ieoen @utter, fir Die geiitise
@ntrifelung ibres GinOes e6enio 81
ior9en. nie fir Die leiblide."
~@ie ~perbalten Sic iib aber Sras
gen bes &inoes segeniiber. Die sic
linn nibt benntnorten fonnen ooer!
Deren geantmorting iiber Dem ee,,l.>
gen SoriSonte peS &inoes .le9t?"
Sci iolben Sragen iase i9:
0tein ainb. baS neiB i6 ielber nidt.
OSer: 0as lam ib Dir crit iageu.'
luenn on pirit sroBer iein o0er:
SaS miro Dir Der 2ebrer erfldren.
lpenn Oh ipirit in Die S1ule geben;
lber ib bite Mid Daoor. Dem ainbe
unirnbrc ooer fali6e Intiuprten 6u
I ecben. Sd piIrpe es bnburd6 CUR
J S.ioe er5ieben unb in ben Iugen pes
: Sinpes ielbit elm 9iigner fem. bcnn
frihet ober ipdter miro bas aino
I Oeunp1 bas ltnpabre pber Sali6e err
: tcnren. Wein 8ort aber muB mcis
} zen Nlnbern bellig iein."
| rgRir ean5 aus Der Seele seipro>
den. erpiperte ih. nWiein Serr",
! 10 panbte i6 mid an ben freunDa
{ lihen 8atten. .Sie beiisen IN Sbrer
! perebrteu 6rau 8%emablin einen
! gbelitein."
! Ser Sus belt. SD ma am 3iele.
Ser sliidli6e Iater Driidte mir
! NIT freunblibem Sddeln bie Sano
gum Ibi6ieoe uno frobli6 tiibte er
: ieinen iai65enoen ana6cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07

Sinbeit ME bas Slid 6ies
nieoen,
Seblet Dir oes SerSens
Srieoen.
Gitelteit lit oft beleioiate Ses
ideibenbeit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07
geitrafte GermeHenbeit.


Ser beriibmte engliihe Gan5ler
Sbpnias Moru5 ermahntc offers unD
pringenb einen leid)tIiunigen Climber
our SuBe; bod oieier CAB tets 5nr
Inttport: Sd babe brei @orte. Die
ib sur 3eit einer S~obes9efnbr
MIR als5uipreGen brar1e, Tim 8ers
6eibung 81 e%rlangen."
Iuf Die Sra9e. wel6e benin bieie
brei @orte ieien, eutge9nete er:
.Serr. per5eibe mirl" Wan parnte
i'm boz einem permeiientlihen 0ers
tralien alif oieie @orte; allein er
ipottete Der @arnung unb blie6 ber
dlte Siinber.
gines cages rift er in Der beiters
item StimmlIng iiber cine Bride, ais
iein Tferb ploslid, Iheu tpuroe. Sns
8eldnber burGbraG. unb Iarnmt Ieis
nem Setter in Den reiBenoen Slug
iIiir5te. giun miro er nobl Die BRET
Araftlporte mIsgelproden baben2
Nein; feline lebten 8prte fparen:
Sect Dol Iqes Der Seuiel!" uuo
p~erianf er I'M @aiier.
~ - y
&armm 0ptt bic 9eiben idiGt.
Iuf Diele Srage antnortet Mlban
Stols in ieinem .&dleuber fiir Seit
uno Gipigfeit" bonn Sabre 1913 eben<
10 t~reiieno mie lhon: .8ott lit duf
cine Irt pie Elm 9%ilobauer, unb Die
Seele lit Der @armorltein. WiOers
wdrtigfeit linb MeiBel uno Snmmer
in Der Snno oes gottli6en Weilters.
Sa mei6elt MN 0ott Sabre lang on
mander Weni6enieele berlm ourb
5useianpten SGmer5 uno Summer.
ipie lpenn er nidtS 0an5es mebr an
ibr laiicn unb JIG 5uiammenihmettern
moQte. Iber es lit nit5t 10 b5s 81
meint. Ct min MIR Die Haubbeiten
unb gden tpegbGmmern uno elm
iGones Seiligenbilb barauS MAIDEN.
wiirpio, i'm boben Sempel bes 9ims
mels auigeitelt gu iperben fir eipi9e
3eiten.".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-07

y Mus r8liitbeu Der @arien'
mime" bon Sris gier, g. 5.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20

Perry Allen came up from
Monte Vista this week and dis
connected seven telephones from
the houses and stores of subscrib-
ers who had no further need for
them. Del Nor.e Prospector.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20

The presldent's bill for just
atcs BY tho railroads threatens to
tlisrnpt both the Republican
and Democratic parties.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20

The messenger boys strike in
the Wall street district caused a
loss to the gambling house OF j.
P'erpont Morgan Of $4,000
Tuesday by the delay in receiving
kilograms.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20

Quite number of Del Norters
left on Sunday evenings train for
California. The party consisted
Of Mrs. Eg~n, Mrs. Robinson. j.
. G Wiley and family, J. J. Hossel-
Akus, Tom Jemison and John on.
The three last named will stop at
Phoenix, Arizona, en- route. Pros
1 pector.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20

Don't forget to ask for coupons
when buying gools at our store.
You may win the $25 lsdy's gold
watch which We are to give away
soon. Howsrd's Second Hand
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
Nay for Sale.

Strictly first class b~letl hay for
sale on the Sheridan ranch on
Spring Creek at tll a ton. Also
three Hereford bulls coming three
yeArs eligible Tor registration.
Jos. /. SHERIDAN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
Pos oalA.

Two gool shssp ranches SO0
scrss aud 1850 acres s,fins quality
Of pssture. goul water rights.
Favorable terms, owner retiring.
Good work hors~~
J. ALFRED SMITH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
Hesss Per Sale.

Cool iusitle DWELLING 7-room
house aud two lots- for sale At .
bargain. Enquire at the Journal
Office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
Farm rssn.

l have = wooi heavy farm team.
wagon aud harness for sale on
casy terms.
A. n. lsBsLi.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
0strayel.

l6 hsad os cattle, With following
branis: Horseshoe, or wagon bow
vish "a" saslossl; Nv" With /
circle hsnessA; 20 lI'' m lett eide.
Win pay q 10 each reward for
islornalloa.
Csc ". Bxxsox,
l,~f Norte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20

Farm lands to trade or sell. l
have too much land. l want more
stock Of all kind. ! want to trade.
Write me your wants.
GEO. Goodrich, Agt.,
Sagnsrhe Co. La Garita, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20

Losr:-A bunch Of small keys.
Finder will be rewarded by leav.
ing same at JOURNAL Office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20

Yesterday Alexander Oliver
purchased the Independent Jour
na, at the sale under mortgage.
1t will be conducted ~ a republi-
can journal, but not as a partisan
newspaper. It. will be the effort
OF the new management to place
the Journal at the very top Of the
weekly press. Alsmoss Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20

stomach Trssbles as4 Constipation.
''Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are the best thing for stomach
troubles and constipation l have ever
sold," says J. Il. Cullman, druggist Of
Pottsrvillc, Mich. They are easy to take
and always give Satisfaction. tell INV
customers 70 try them and IL not satis-
factory 70 come back and get their
money, but have never had complaint" "
For sale by all drugg,sts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20

The Mcxlcans employed in the
transfer service in Alamosn went
IN strike the other day. claiming
that tho railroad company did not
treat them fairly. As n result a
lot Of negroes were imported from
Denver to take the place Of the
strikers and now the AIamOsa pco-
pie are saying that ''all coons look
alike" to thcm.-MOsca Herald.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-01
NEW PHARAOH KNEWNOT JOSEPH
Ii0b Nelson Pinds q Cald wave in the Ten
dPrlOIn station House,

BGrgl, Martin C0Tbott, tho first Of tho
now het Of sargeanlh hGnt 10 foplaU tho
DOol6y rot, who wore moved out Of tho
TrndnIl0ln yesterday by Commissioner
Bingham, took tho d0sh In the station house
lnst night Acting Inspector HodRlnt
ruidod u dlhordorly house on West Twenty
ninth street alid looked up six women,
They hadn't boon In cells long when
james Thompson, Hon-lR'lAw Of Bob Nelson,
arrived ~ thm station house and called of
tho nalDp' NJ tho HlE women FROM u slip
~ yellow aper he hold In his hand, Thoalp-
Won said q wanted Ia bail tho prisoners,
u DOM know you,' hald CorlRtt, 'and
I lavo ne way ~ knowing whother or not
you nvn In property required
TAomlm ~ n not used 10 lsing "not
kGpvn," liz argued with tho herg cant
bun ~ M avail aud finally went out an d
got tN%thrr.ln.law, Nelson waddled up
Ia the dnst aud IN a breezy ma n shouted
"Why, hhlio, Rargni How have you been
since ! say You lantf'
"Don'l now you," replied Corbelt, u
mover HiS yun before,
Nelson ptruduoni hinsolf and explained
HE ormul Ihpn he produoel doeiH for
prtpeTty ~ enough value II u~nenoumhered
W. hail ~ lm prisoners, There was NJ
other 00Un Tor Sergt Corholt than 10 no,
nupt the NIL before doing 40, however,
be- said
e." mo ~ , tho Tondorloln no.
nd ,U Nu,' about this prufeA-
slunal hn1. vmau pa0,N, I've heart about
II, though, VI I have ard about H]ergeanta
standing In with No b hdHman and getting
= dlVNy i,t pla,luf favorltes, | want
IA mnipIpl, ~ thpt thorpll ho nothing
d0bS With no"
"No ,H,E, int ovei ,ut any money lrnm
nv dnnlH, nj NuDbo, Tho station houao
cal lot MI aIorn . meow aud rptrraled
IA TIM Inns, tpuI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-01
trNrRM WON,t RtILD srRWl ~.
St, tan ,taye tRr lleytath Avenue Prop.
ctts ser atm INN .eUD.

tm place, VIM Ia cpunael for1he New York
tchtFal has informed the engineers ~ the
auari ~ Estimate that the road will not
build q subway IN Eleventh avenue, a. re-
qar~l by the SAKE hill, aud that II II il
urteTel 10 do ~ ~ the city should the bill
h. signed by the Governor the road will
ablee The city to condemn its properly
and rieias On slat thoroughfare at a cost
estimated ny Mr., Place at siOOOoO.OOO.
The bill Wives the railruada year 20 decide
whether o. MT to agree TO the plans made
hy tbs euart q Estimate and in the event
20 NJ a~eTcernent being reached directs the
boari To beein condemnation proceedings.
Tho ailpsad officials nave virtually agreed
to an elevated, bun to this the city will not
agree Consequently the railroad officials
have virtually told the city to take their
prore1y and ray for H.. One Of the city =
engineers admitted yesterday that q SUBJ
way on Eleventh avenue would DO a very
difficult engineering problem, particularly
because % the fact that, being a freight
ruad,it has TO have many sidings and these
would have to be built by caisson work,
increasing the expense enormously. This
u aid 20 have been one Of the eason
which tho road has given for preferrlng to
quit rather than go under ground.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-01
WANTS MADHOUSE STAY SHORT.
1nIesisFe Wright, RIea' SHIP IirokeF, Urges
TlIai sanity ~ Deter mined Quickly.

pHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s.-"0entlemen. II
you knew The aEoBy Of being shut ap IN a
m~adbouss, with tho shrioks and orlos
mmlng from all about you'll you could
hays lssn Ia my room Inst night and heard
tho dsmonl6aal yells Of tho man in tbs next
room, you would hasten this hearing and
MT keep u sans ma among such surround
ny bnRsT than " necessary
n was thu plaa by TheOdoro wright, n
seat by ship broker, that brought to-dny's
laaring ~ determine bis sanity 10 a ssnsa-
il0nAl ol0ns, and Induced the iurons n over
rids tho suggestion ~ counsel, who wbbad
tho nsEt hearing postponed until NEAT week,
aud order that thu case b0 continued TO-
morrow,
Only Ons witness WA hoard, MlRturn
H Wight, a banker, who gave his reasons
iOT hayinE hjs flthnr Opnmiit0d ~ an
iusiHe asylum,
Counsel for lhOsa WIN bolioyo Mr. wright
IN insins wished ~ read oAtraots from
only n fsg lgiars, There was a long debate
.lm laa ppp4l, limn Tor adjournment
iffysi and tho iLpo NJ thn MOTT mootlng
VIVA bolng DISGUISED Whor So Wright, Ar
nndD hia plm for haste, The jury lrslSISd
thai thB hearings bA not postponed,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-01
ssso>~e AstNhl " - 1E, ~
S1IsS aasn ,ai Qnr,iina a. vrahHR (
AIbiN tnsefsrs.

"Ntlut I..t NffHUirt 'uh nVtt
FlIg. tup. ~, tlH, b. W. vibrFA a.
Ri,ittBd T. -hr Chlirhe, VT pnput yf.5 ,tty
az sls pvezyu ut t~Gsrtug i- tunba rnr,
- rla ugrvir'a uei tu.rtlrRl I..Nt,
uhe Slua iHls lp 4ar, ~d M he nus II
.is na,S rvirts ',s ~ tf-su sayvrNa' ~ ih0
ra rrit,na! trU u- rE OuLH n ltIytuo
Nh!stur al Wal r'at ~. oil tut q Nua ~
R~srsttivs ~ ulgLniatt, tha eNs,ing unu ,
Uysnty -sighf Upd llftusn davt
7rlno Minister hglvir. strr Az .
Rortsl n Ehenno. y" dsci. l,si IA
EcaEcs apw u1elBd mDr' than rt~r no
neslI vir', and territorial trOOr. bslaiss
uly trHo wars +orslue law hnu utgt1 TN
4tf-t1 q Jrfe uslve orc, which Nuli s.ty b
SIR -. ;thousG by strong rtesr,a-, "
puRtSd s'R tant tho Gsrinun rsf-.tys q
SER Ell TO dGys.
Hs appealed ~ tho House to .i4.ntai
the prsssuf IrvIngsnih. which 10 di
GiaiaG wlsl ,gu. ssafy to euabr me q my W
b SHgiGr' nv ,rvatnr-' and honor OK N 10
q HiIy AMI 10 cake Strange strong an
vfrpsuVsoL
somewhat If a sensation wRs ertateA Y
" Gossajzns, president o. tho Amy CON-.
gIltas, ,i.Dr r'ira the rvduetiyni whtgh " q,
uual!N IiDp.ed by "A vote of i4t 10 IA
rlS -e,sslon brpAs W and hiisy esciio-
v0lNs a crisis, a. the Ministers DID pot ma Sc
shB GusshuI oDs Of confidence. itv5al y
Will not resign.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-01
rios ndIt SAtES oO PCPiLs,
~ 49, lice, = tilR IN ieA,ihH itiaIiHa
t.NlieslV tlulld ne N1ne ItmI

ser, .tsriS lfh lH hehG0l lliT ibBH
ab 0p.s ~, soiNgl life, ,pfHisls, scot,
nitas ~ rsah htf 'pstIsisi tasiI slndla'
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y 10 ~'stL' " a hableI Htnsidsrt lila heids
,s'y 49,. q n lt,a NJ s1vanal TIE bUllds
n" Nsa o. wood md strong wind Aeni tho
,tt,"a Enough It WI h great rapidly,
lnHor the ~ ola ,lH u room GGOuBled
b, thp fia'l,4 lhR olaAs, no lnaOhpr
1"gid loi-ea 80 ~ nj AoHi n scholar ~
p,st a. " iap hack UfylBH "fifol"
ti = the t1uH 'liaG thD room iagan w M
s.i hphp,
~, karhol arld II iIh alarm and adj
ia.u0 bod tbp ~ Uilh q march Oul " oFdhf
lirsut. 10 hoy Wafa tbs NJ beet pupils
D e., aohlpl IL 4 h ~ iaiNAd In liH hfa
60, aud 81 IN fSNt fidtl Nss via
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= 1.z " al B., sivliioa Nm ym ol
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soto unnhl' Iu n - NJ ila uphiplrlH dns
4stetior ~ a. ~ lHVR, which Wa Z uatiy
ne "~ifs od ~ sa IL aiDul tbiE1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-01
PETITION AGAINST DEUEL..
Jerome. shepard and Osborne Ask for TIIs
Removal.

The petition 20 the Appellate Division
asking for the removal Of Justice Joseph
n. Deuel. Of the Court Of special Sessions
from the bench will be- hled in a few days.
The slgners are District Attorney jerome.
acting as a citizen; Edward NJ, Shepard
and James W. Osborne. Mr.. Shepard
and Mr.. Osborne wers counsel for Norman
HapgOOd. Aditor Of Golfers Weekly, who
wa tried for criminal libel on Justice Deuel's
complaint and acquitted.
The charges have been prepared by
Howard =. Cans, formerly an Assistant
District Attorney. and in brief they set
forth the evidence brought out at the Hap
good trial, showing Justice Deuel's relation
ship with TOgR Topics and the Ess Ess
Publishing Company. and the moneys he
resolved from both.
JUSTIN Deuel. has been In Florida. and
i was said at his home last night TINT he
had not returned. II he Q not return
10 q few days the Appellate Division will
fs asked 20 grant an order directing him
3 show cause why be should not bo NJ
moved. II 9 rsferee Is appointed 10 take
testimony II is unlikely that evidence will
10 taken before April,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-01
SMASHED GEN. DURYEA'S HAT.
IlOwdS AHtO Driver Geta on With Nerely
Nominal Penalty.

Just "a Gen. Hiram Duryea, who oom.
manded the Forty-eighth New York Volun-
teers In the civil war. stopped OF u Broad
way car at Twenty-eighth street, yesterday
afternoon. a touring car driven by James
Mccain bore down on him with a loud toot
81 warning.
Gen. Duryea had just time TO jump 10
ono side and the car passed him. A. MoCann
went by no deliberately leaned over and
crushed Gen. Duryea's silk hat down over
his eyes.
Mounted Policeman Converse started
after hcCann and arrested him, In the
Jefferson Market police court Magistrate
Walsh hold Mccain In 600 bond for hIs
good behavior for One month.
'Isn't there some heavier penalty that
the court car infiict1' asked Gen. Dnryea.
trying 20 stralghten out his hat. The
Court couldn't think Of any.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-01

'tHtaht leo hu,u ruuiiatrl 1nr ~ hia uoaf
'llrluln Hrfvichs - 'lt 4ior
no Iuti ss4-it ir fa,ss - - .ip ..Isi.
Hlr f,t yN H'fu No. IN. bn0 M 10. ueniF
se' Htgef . ~ ilat lla intn 49, me 100
'hn we ,so w' 1si ". ~ ugpip SgBefo
nnf p n Juui The reduction 10 W Iui.
lone ~ ,ue tupl Ytutt .i,. nay MI t.rt
HlWuaiy nrlrifies I. IuIr,rl r no
ssiauHi ~ Ihr ,1 f'ty Fr' n.
ported ni the Gust ~ IA lH - .tllWt ~
tlpa rud 90 i0otlt We, Wv 90 49, 'o
rho Equitable ptsl CD. - slts,tiIa .l
pphjR,lhp,oii.lp ga onutp~' p, tss q
lt M ha yoar Uaiorr u 'ttrau l..t
nnous wee NHpN0 - W., qg,l iH -,r
spisr .uJlrs VA tesi vs ,.spnJ ~ 10
ftulrndsr v1tes amogptd aalp So,
10 ne odtrrustrn a.s cA, yirrs H.
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MUST LEARN TO SPELL AGAIN.
school huperIniendents Recommend q
Dozen words for Change.

L0uIHynLbK, n.y., Fab. 26.--bhould the
National Educational Association adopt
thu reform recommended by the depart.
mcnt of eupcrlntondcnta, tho Hpelllng Of
twelve words will be changed In all schools
IN the United BtateH, Tho changes reoom-
mendod areI
"BusI ncHus for business, 'enuf" for
enough, "fether" for feather, 'mesuro' for
measure, pleasure" for pleasure, 'rcd' for
rad, "ruf' for rough, "trauf" for trough,
"thru' for through, STUFF" for tough, "tung"
for tongue, "yung' for young.
Chicago was selected IN thu next meet
Ing place, Tho date will DO fixed later,
The following officers were eleotedl
President, W, W, Btotson, Augusta, Me.i
First VIoo.p president, II, II, Herly, Cedar
Fails, Ia,i secretary, j. II, Harris, Pontiac,
Mich,
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PETITION FROM PRETENDED CO.'S
VINO say Itcy Don't want To Parade ami IIc
Hailed NJ GrAfteFH,

The BOARD 81 Aldermen woOivod ycters
day y communication signed 'patrolmcn
Of tho Police Department. ohlcotlng 10
u police parade this year, Among tho
ma oltod against II Nm thu expohse,
amounting 10 $4,000 u ynar, aud tho fact
that tho city Ia loft unprotected during tho
parade Llal and not least OF tho NaaonA
Oitod, however, was this
THAT owing probably to the unfavoNhle
impression of tho Polioe Department cratOd
In lhA prAa ~ this CITY tho pollcn duTlng
tho parade aN subjected 10 grat huml)I.
tlon by hearing suoh UItea ~ 'Nem como
tho RTafterpl' shsa tho aida door Mppera,s
and Tlnok NJ tho bunch VI Akersl"
ThhW was nothing ~ show how many
Iatmlmen, " any n, all, had drawn w the
petition u wal mtered ~ lne VI tho
eommittees ~ 'noNe ~ oNr husipnSa,'
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any am SENATOR PRESENr,


WARRINGTON, Feb ~ The NlC0sf raal'
drnt aud Senator MCtNmNer " North
pAk0lA nan tha Legislative eNalns with
lhroltlo wld oIan late his afternoon oNe
lonR mAu doNed IN tho relnoIeat oorNNg at
tho pubNo gallery aNd ,herr was ~ sepA,or
uther than MOlNlmher presNNd 80 Ihe noor
~ gaiua n point At ~ quorum
A chairman Vt tho tnpsloN tpmMittee
tho spNaIor froM Meth NNkota kepl tho
scArN, aNd tlN Nloe'f Iasi'eAA Nnd tho
HaNatp NadiNa olegk dd tho TNsl lNNaioR
htllA we're lsasal ~ tho rate W tlaea y
miNu,p until tho calendar had tseA elaavpd
VI moge than 4 hNpdrad
n Sas late w tho attegaooN, immediately
hlluNlha az executive uasslNA which had
olsawd lNe pallerlna Tho lew aplaters
Nhn participated W tho executive @asloN
had NJ Wtervs' arlA'NN,N W 'Ns peNs,oN
laHlHta l,NN,
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JORDAN LEAVES nor SPRINGS,
Former Equitable Comptroller ami WIFE
DO Moi Announce DrAtlnail0h

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, Fob, 9~S--ThomW u,
Jordan, former comptroller " the Equitable
LIfe Assurance Booloty, loft Hot Springs
to-day via tho ~, Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern Railway, Mrs, Jordan 40.
oompNnled him, Their destination " not
known,
II IL stated that M persons leaving on
to-dRy's Iron Mountain train purchased
iioketa beyond Benton, u ANAL junction
point where Hot Springs tralna connect
with the main lima for the north and south,
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AONGWORTHs saw KETTLE MIL.
Presidents Daughter visited Fields IN
which the Rough Riders Fought
Spffl0I Gable DFIpdieh 10 TBH Hun,

SpffIoI Cubic DfEpaIH 10 TUE HUHi
HAVANA, Fob. 2s.--Mr. and Mrs, Nicholas
fongworth and Minister Morgan returned
from Santiago az y O'Clock tonight and
proceeded 10 Mariana, whore Mr.. Morgan
lives.
They had an excellent trip, They visited
tho hattlefelds and assembled Kettle HIll,
up which Mrs. fongworth's father charged.
They also visited blboney, GlmaImas and
Han Juan. They wsro escorted by tw0nty
rural guards on tho ride from Dalqulri,
Tomorrow they will leave for tho United
States by WY OF Tampa.