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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19
Wcnes &cben

bliiht nudl nod ans ben Ruireit cines t%ootltcrs
benstrlnten a6rperS, iuiern abr o%eltielben III penn
Sample NIT Der ibu iniuler ttehr pergtltenoen
S~luteutmiiduug ourd) &eru6reidlune Der bes
iudhrteu ct. 8Grunro arnute tpileu unterltuBt.
Nieie Z %duieube. iueld1e oisien 4tleil ueue @ell!no'
belt peroonter, iperoeu lebenl ardnten beliaftgeh,
ban Die ct. Bernard arduterpilei Die bette .NrS<
Ilei limo. iuelche e5 gegen Die lnuglalrle, aoer llfber
tDoteuoe Slutuersiitung giebt, bic aus 8eroais
uraSitprurg uno Seritopilug heroor9ept. 4er
aorper iuiro nit orgoniidlen. @i1ten anSelHul,
Die iicb tngt1glid) IN Inn auhauien, lpetl es an
9eibeSoffnuug ieblt, uuo id,IieBlih bietet pie
gar5e Sluth6uhn onS Bib elmer BON unrstntgs
teiten itberfieBenbcn 9loote. oersn @llte onru pie
Noeru bis IN ben leBtcu ISiutel oes &oroers ems
%orinaer. @ui Die irihereu Gt5eiden Der yer
topping, D.. y. appiidImerjen AppetltlpI9teit
Sdlpinoel, SbnmadhtsnnfGae, 3erStloplen Ntat.
tiateit. II. I. 10, limb ole idlpm %id1ueren Spntptone
geiol9t, uie ipaiieriihtiee Gnicpipeuun8en. an
haltenoes &reu5peb unb anoere 3etdpen tootlts
der Sebers uro Ntereuleioeu. Nber dud oann
non gtbt IS cine cine ein5tge ar5neL, oie
ollie %ichnifen has Slut uIo oaS Splien nou refs
uigen fam: eben bic St. Bernard arduterptaen.
% Gents. Gae Ipptbeten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19
Ohio.

Sn Solebo erlitt unld19it Elm
6~ipDlfidbri9er anabe Ndmens Sarolb
5urlep einen S6Gbelbru6 unb bel
Der 9eilune besielben blieb Elm anos
6eniplitter 10 iieen. bab er alf bas
@ebirn briidte. Snfol9ebeiien Seigs
ten lid Die i6ledteitcn @iscni6aften
bel Dem anaben, 10 paB er bereits
mebrere Mtale lpegen bDier Strei6e
Dor Dem ~Sueenbri6ter ltanb. Sebt
lit cine operation an linn oorgenoms
men nnb Der 8no6eniplitter entfernt
fporben. Sic Speratton bate Den
beiten GrfoIg, inbem Der anabe lett
ieiner Notwithstanding ale friiberen
i6le6ten Mngefpobnbeiten perloren
Su baben i6eint.
Sefdnntlih bat Die berfloiiene
2egislatltr bon Ohio ben Snbrpreis
auf ben @iienbabnen aif 5tpei Gents
Die Weile angeiest. Cine gnti6ei>
ouns oes S1aeamts : gontroaeurs,
Die ii6 auf bunbes9eridtli6e llr<
tbeile itiibt, ldBt erieben. BOB Die
State bon 5nei Gents ni6t fir Sa6r<
ten, DIE 1tdb liber ote S~tddtS9tefl3en
binaus erItreden. gilt. Cine. Iu5nbl
Ser. Staaten Hefruten purben bon
@eit> @ir9inien nno &entufD na6
Dem Sauptqunrtier in Columbus, O.,
geifidt. Ser Hefrutierlngss 8enmte
ipoate fir Die Sabrt bon Der Ohio
@ren5e big nnd Columbus BLOB 5nei
Gents Die Weile be5ablen, iuas aber
Die giienbabn : geamten nit Der
Iotibirlns %ablebnten. baB fir ben
5tpIi9enitaatli6en @erfebr bas
Sbio'er @elee feline @eltune babe,
bab alio iper bon uuberbalb nad)
Sbio fommt. ober bon Sbio aus iiber
Die Stantssren5e fdbrt. ben pon Der
@iienbabn feitgeieeten Hreis be5abs
len mliB. 9as bat Der Shasamtss
gpntroleur als ri6tis anerfannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19
6uicttS.

,8as iii Der @iann III 9oQars
ruo Genten mertb? &onnen SleiI6,
@Alt uno &eritanb 81 8ertben reou>
3iert meroen, Die man nit Dem 9ols
lar8ei6en perleben fnnu?"
Sic Trnge iplIroe III elmer Iet5tcs
&erianmhlng in Bottom bon Or.
@raituS 6. soft aus Yortlanb in
W1aine er0rtert uno tabellnrilA ers
Hart; Der Wlnnn lit je nnd NIter
uno 9ei6Gftigung I'M 9ausbalte Der
Wenihbeit cine gnn8 beitimmte
Gumme ipertb. Sa6ei beitdti9tc
Sr. 6olt Die 3beorie oeS beriibmten
Or. Csler, baB Der Weni6 beut6us
tage 6alo ieinen ofnuomilhen 8ertb
perliert, uno 5par Der slr6eiter BON
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19
Der TIag0c foIgeno.

gls uniere Splbaten had Cuba
unb ben Sbilippinen, ginsen. mar
Die @eiunbbeit Die ni6tipite Se@
oiu9ung. @iqis &. Wtorgan. Gom>
miiidr> Sergennt Der Ser. Staaten in
&ubeItanb. Der Hurnl Houte /,
Goncorb, 81. s., ia9t: SD mar 5tpei
Sabre in Cuba urb ben Tbilippinen
unb bn i'd leid)ten grfdltlnsen
unteriporfen mar, nabm i'd Or.
Sings Sem DISCOVERY fir Ilts3ebz
rung, lpel6es MIDI in nolitdnbiger
@eiuubbeit belt. l1nb MN in Stem
S~ampibire. finben mir, baB es Die
bette Ir3nei IN Der 8elt fir 5uiten,
@rfdltungen, 2uftrobrenleioen urb
&~uugenleioen lit. .5l1 @arnntiert bon
E. @. Huete, $50 Niain StraBe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19

bprf in Dem ibm icin fali6es @ebif
III Die Slftrpbre gerietb. Sod ebe
dr5tli6e 5ilfe CUR Steae ipar. trdi
Der SOB burf gritifen Elm. 8loie
lit AS Sabre alt genorben unb hiu>
terldBt letne Srail nno brei unntiine
oige &inoer.
Weitfalen.
&iir5Iid nuroe in Qiinen sic
Seihe zines Wtannes aus Der 2ippe
ge5ogen, bel Der lid iiber 900 Mart
IN Den &leibern porfanben. Ins
l6einenp banbelt es iib nm ben felt
W9dr5 bieies Sabres permibten
S6loiier @nitap Senfelmann aus
Sprtmunb.
Sci Dem bieier Gage iiber
Gr9lte nieoersegangenen 8enitter err
i6lug Der @lib ben 2anoipirtb Serz
mann Stod. Stpd mar NIT &artofs
ieleinpfliigen beiddfti9t. Sas Yferb
ut ltnperlebrt geblieben.
= &iir5lid brad I'M Salie bes
Shneinebdnolers S6aumer in @eits
mar ein Stubenbranb aits, nobel bie
8~3idbri9e Mtutter bes gamblers err
itidte.
9ieier Sage 5pe elm I6fperes
8etpitter iiber 2ippitabt. Sabei
9ins Slabregeu nit 5agel bermil6t
bernieoer, lesterer ieboh nidt 10
tart, Dab Elm GROCER Sfnben gu
befllrdten mar. Sn einem Heubau
am hyperion ipurbe elm iun9er
@ann bon 16 Sabren, Elm Waurerz
lebrline Nantens 2eibmeier BON
Sippitabt. ~pobnbaft am &appeltbor,
bonn glib eridlogen. 3mei Mdus
rer in ieiner Ndbe idienen audi 9es
trpffen 81 fem, erbolten 1i6 aber
balb pieoer. Nof 3tpei anbere i'm
8au beibdfti9te Yerfonen inn ielben
Taum, ndmli6 I'M &e1ergei6oiie,
famen NIT Dem S6reden bapon.
Sur6 @tur5 in ben S6aht
perunsliidte auf Der 3efe Seeren
Der III lima pobnenbe 9ergmann
Weinbarbt. Ser Damn fonnte nur
als 2ei6e ans Sneeslidt beforbert
ipSipSH' Nui pSHt SlSttpSil Suyuupt
erlitt Der 9lei6fnus in lima pobz
nenbe geremam Sitermann einen
I6tperen 8einbruh unD einige anS
oere Ser9leute leihtere SerIebunsen.
@or 8ur5em cling Der @ergz
mann 9ablbiibbing bon SD6iten 5u
einem @iebb1nbler in Sol5en, I'M,
cine Sub an faufen. gls er in Den
Stan trat. erlitt ct plDblid einen 10
beftigen glutitur5, oaB er fur5 bars
anf itarb.
9ur6 bic grploiion elmer
S6ieBpatrone ipurbe in Serne Der
S6ieBmeiiter 5Offmann setootet.
= 9urd Sallen auf ben Sinters
fopf 5os iih Der betagte 2anofpirtb
2obmann aus 2eitbe cine @ebirns
eri6iitterun9 gu. Der er na9 fur5er
3eit erlag.
Ser gnuerngrltsbeIiber @ies
c3oref bon 9ornbers Itiir5te pdbreno
Der Sabrt o ieinem @agen berab.
Sie Hdber eingen linn iiber ben aopf,
mas ieiuen iofortigen Sob our Sol9e
hattie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19
GroBe beutide fatboliide ct.
Soiepb'ssG olonie.
Sas bette 9anS ais freie SeimitGt.
ten at baben. = SdOne Trai.
rte nit Walb in nGd]iter
NGbe.

Siinfbunbert (500) beutifje ia.
tboliide Samilien BADEN lid 2onh
in Der ct. Soiepb's . Gclonie ee.
iihert. @emeinben iino ifon ae.
griinoet unb Sbloten.Yatres Der.
ieben Die Seeliorse.
8ir baben beihloiien, Die Golonie
neiter nah @eiten au~ssubebnen, 100
gutes 2an0 unb reidlider @olb
borbanben 1T. Sin Der neuen
giienbabn. pelf,e our6 Die Golonie
fommt. miro alf fleibio -ebout,
I'm meitere Iusfunft ihreibe
man an
&atboliide Goloniiations -GeieaIdait,
8attlefore, Cast. Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19

uno beilenben @igeuI6often beu9en
elmer @lutper9iftung boz. aarl
Ssipalo, gambler 81 SeniielncrsbiIe,
q. -, i6reibt: sd beilte Seth
Sllr6 ans bleiem Srt. bon Der
idlimmiten 5nlsnunbe. Die i6 je ge>
ieben bate" 5eilt Shnittc, &ilnz
ben, 8ranblpunben unb Sdmdreu.
% Gents in Der @potbefe bon Z. @.
Guete, 656 Wtain StraBe, 9us
buqle, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19

%, Der @%rofeiiioneIle bonn 40. 2es
beu5idbre ab.
Sn Or. &olt's Sabelen iibcr Die
arncritoril1e NrbciterflaNe bat Der
6ebnidbrige Gnabe einen 3ufunftss
lucrtb BON $2,601, Der fiiuf6ebnidbs
rige bon $4,263, Ser fiinfuno5panS
8~i9jdbrige Mann einen @ertb bon
S5,4SS, unb bon On nimnlt iein
@ertb ab, bis er nit 20 Sabren mr.
nod $17.13 BARTLETT nub nit so
lognr einen &erluit 5ci9t. Ser 8ro>
feiIipnelle bot i'm Iltcr bon % Sab
rem einen Dfonpmiihen 8ertb bon
$25,S9S uno erreidt nit Dem 40.
Sabre ieineu b06iten @ertb nit
$30,344.66.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19
GERMAN AMERICAN LAND. co.

beiinben ii6 in ct. Gloub, @inn.,
Sumbolbt, CAST. Canada, unb 231O
2bn6 Str., ct. 2ouis, 900. 8egeu
ndberer Iusfnnft idreibe man ON
irgenb cine bon breien.-9ie ndGlte
SalbsYreis Seimiu6er : grfuriiou
nod Sumbolbt. Cast. Der Saupt,
itation in Der st. Yeter's Golonie".
iinbet arn Sienstns. ben 3. Suli.
itatt. Sidets iinb BEL alien Stas
tions : Ieenten in ben 0iittels.
@eits, Glib unb Norb : Staaten
81 baben. Nan frage fir elm:
"H~ome-seekers' Excursion Ticket"
via st. Paul, Mimi, over the Great
Northern r. r. to Winnipeg, Man.,
and over the Canadian Northern r. R.
to Humboldt, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Mun i6ueibe CbiseS aus unb
5eige es Dem Citations : Igenten.
9iele Sidets iiub 81 Gage giiltig
fir Die Hunofnbrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19
S0Otli6e S6IangenbiHc

finb 10 geip0buli9 III Snbien, lpie
bier Ntogen@ uno &eberIeiben. Sir
Die 2ebtcreu gibt cS jebO6 elm iides
res Wtittel: electric gitterS; OaS
aroBe 8ieberberiteQungs Wittel, pu>
rii6er q. u. 8ropn aus Sennetts>
bile, g. g., n~lein9t: n@s brnhte
meiner 6rau mieber gu o~ollItdnbiger
@%eIunbbeit, na6 Snbren o llnbera
bnulidlfcit uuo 6ronii6em 2ebcr>
Ieioen." electric Gitters furirt
Sr0iteln unb Sieber, Wulnrid, giuios
fiat, ~oeld6mten Nildeu, Nierenletben
uno 8laienbei6lperben. @erfauft
inter @urantie bon 9. 8. 81 uete,
$50 Woiu Strabe, Dubuque, Soma.
&rei5 80 Gents.
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Observation-Disclosures
!: MmsldmDti9es. s:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Seuti@lanO.
@aben.
Seuti@Ian0.

grtrunfen lit Die aeInerin
@ottliebine WannuB bon Sternen>
fels I'M Nedar unterbolb Der Sriebs
ribsbriide in @annbeim; oieIelbe
ipoute iid bonn red)ten Nedarufer aus
iiber einen iosen. Slieser (gtahen)
auf elm buielbit Dor Infer l~ie9enoes
Hbeinidiff begeben. fieI aber duf nnz
aufgefldrte @eiie in bas @niier. Sic
BON einem ibr nit einem 9iaden CUR
Silfe eilenben Matroien anseiteltcn
Nettungsberiu6e naren erfol9los.
- aiir5li6 tpurbe auf benz neren
@iiterbabnbofe in Sreibure beim
Sreben elmer 8iiter5ugsmalhine Der
Silfsarbeiter Srieori6 Neti6mann
erbriidt. Ser Sob trat iofort elm.
Ser % Sabre alte Npotbefers
9ebilfe 9inslager. gebiirtis aus 6olu.
lit bel elmer Hnbtour ms @utaftbal
abgeitiirSt. Ser Yeouuernsfuertbe
brad beibe 8eine unb ltarb IN fur5er
3eit.
2ebtens Ihelten stpiifen OBJ
ltabt uub 9ru1inl Die Yferoe zines
8euipagens an Dem binter ibnen her
fommenben Iutomobil bes Ndbmn>
Observation-Disclosures Wtappes in Seibels
berg. Ser auf Dem 6eufpa9en
iibenbe % Sabre dlte Webeer Saint
bad lpllrbe bernbgei6leubert unb err
lit 10 i6tpere @erleeungen, baB er
balo burauf 1tnrb.
- Neuli6 purbe allf benz 8abns
bofe in Haitatt Die tallbitumme Srali
SIice sSeberliug ans Hauentbal bon
einem %einfabrenben 3uge erfabt. Ser
&opf ipurbe Der llngliidliben bonn
Humpfe getrennt.
= Gin traurises 8ei6id ereilte
ben S6lolerlebrling @ern IN 8retz
ten. Serielbe mabte Die @eiellens
priifung unb fertigte als 8eielIens
itiid elm i6miebe seiiernes @rabfreu5.
Surge 3eit barauf erfranfte er, 5og
li1 cine 8lutpergiftuns 5u unb itarb
na9 fur5er Belt. Seine lebte Irs
belt i6miidt nun iein tribes @rab.
Ser 90 Sabre alte @erlabes
arbeiter Gbriitinn Woler bon @uta6
lit in Sornberg beim 8erlaoen bon
2ansbol3 tobtliG perungliidt.
- 3mii6en 8ein9arten uno linz
tergrombab ipuroe Der 81 Sabre alte
Gigurrenmader ST. Nppel bon
Seitringen bonn 3uge %iiberfabren nno
getDotet.
aiir5li6 fubr Der ~15jdbrige
Sepei6entrdger 81. &alitter bon
Efor56eim nit ieiuem Sabrrab an
einem 2augbol5ipngen poriiber. beiien
binteres 9tab er i%treifte, unb fam
babel 81 Sal. SaS i6ipere 8ageus
RAD ging Dem lluglildli6en iiber ben
Sails. mas leinen ioiortigeu SOB our
Solge bate.
Saiern.
Ser ~48iGbrige berbeirat6etc
Sol5arbeiter Soiepb Neier bon Neus
melt puroe beim Sol5fdQen bon
einem SnIme 8u goOen 9ei6la9en
unb mar iofort cine Gei6e. Ser
8erungliidte binterldBt cine @ittipe
linb 5ebn unmiinbige ainber in biirfs
ti9en @erbGltnillen.
Sn 3eDern geriet6 Die %6eia6rte,
balbblinbe 8ittipe Wurgaretbe @nber
beim 4nifilren beS OfenS DEM Selier
81 nnbe unb ut buhitdbli6 %perbrannt.
Bic 3ei6e bot einen entieeli6en
Inblid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19
Gtn acknowledgements SMs
NOnO

1T oft bic Solse elmer @erna1ldiii<
guns bon peritopften @ingeipeiben
unb TRACER 2eber, Biz Die @eritopfung
6roniih tpirb. 9ieier 3uitanb lit
Semen unbefannt, ipelde Or. Sings
Stem 2ife Yiaen gebrau1en; Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19

belten nnb gelinbeiten 8e9ulatoren
BON Wtugen nnb Gingeipeiben. 8as
ranttert. 3u babeu in Der Ipos
tbefe bon &. B. Guete, 656 Main
Strabe. Dubuque, Soma. Sreis
20 Gents. {.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19
9op an 6innba6enframpf

folgt ME auf cine Geripunbung. Die
nit 9udlen's Irnifa Salbe bebans
belt nurpe. Seine antiieptii6en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-19
S6leiien.

@eim g~benbbrot eritidte Der
Slei9arbeiter Sr. aloie aus Irnss
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-21
CAMBRIDGE CITY.

Cambridge City, Nov. 20. (SpL)-
Mrs. Loren Keever and Mrs. John In.
german were the guests of Mrs.
Keever's mother, Mrs. M. E. Griffin,
at Richmond Monday.
Chas. Loeb was transacting bust
ness in Richmond today.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gethers of East
Germantown, left for Frankton, Ind,
this morning, where they will be the
guests of her brother, S. r. Williams,
md family for the remainder of the
week.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give a market at Johnson's drug
store next Saturday.
Mr. and Mug. Chas. Clawson visited
friends in Indianapolis Monday.
Miss Ralzie Tout is spending week
of vacation from the Telephone ex-
change, with friends and relatives in
Indianapolis this week.
The teachers of the public school
in this city held their bi-monthly meet
ing at the school building last even
ing. McCarty's Medieval and Mod
ern History, is being used as the text
book and the meetings are conduct
ed by Prof. Lee Ault.
Mrs. Emma Meyers of East Ger
mantown and Miss Edna Highley will
be the guests of friends in Indianap-
oils Thursday, and will attend the
Schumann- Heink recital in the even
ing.
There will be meeting in the town
hall Wednesday evening, at 1880 for
the purpose of planning and organic
ing a social and civic center in Cam
bridge City DIR. Caldwell will adj
dress the meeting. All citizens in
terested in this project, and especially
the young men of this city, are urged
to be present.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-21
HAGERSTOWN.

Hagerstown, Nov 90, (Spl0-Mrs.
Robert Thurston spent Monday in
Richmond.
Mrs. Martha Bunnel spent yester-
day in Richmond.
Mrs. Will Fox and Mrs. Henry Ad-
ans of New Castle were here the
| first of the week visiting their mother
Mrs. Margaret Presbaugh.
Mr. r. r. Brandt left yesterday for
Sulphur Springs and from there will
go to Celina.
Mrs. Code Clendenen has returned
after a two weeks visit with relatives
in Richmond.
| Mr.. Robert Thurston made bust
ness trip to Cambridge City Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke McTigue have
returned from Kokomo, where they
were called last week by the death
| of Mr. McTigue's father.
Mr.. Merton Grills made a business
! trip to Richmond yesterday.
| Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Thurston en-
| tertained at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Thurston and daughter
Rena
II
sick for the past week is able to be
| out again.
The Christian Aid Society will
| meet next Monday night at the home
of Mrs. Henry Keagy.
The Alumni Association are MAX
ing arrangements for their next en-
tertainment which will be a home tai
ent. The play selected is THE Dea-
con" and will be given during the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Arch Campbell and
little daughter of Richmond have re
turned to their home after few
days visit with Mrs Campbelfs par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Hershberger, east
of town.
Mr. Will Bishop a former employe
here of the P. C. c. & St L., under
Mr.. Luke McTigue, went through
here yesterday morning enroute for
Richmond, where he has accepted a
position with the above company.
Miss Ada Thurston is spending the
week with Miss lone Thornberg at
her home in the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill and son of West
Richmond spent Sunday with Mrs.
Hills parents Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wise
hart, three miles north of town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Houser of
Richmond, but formerly of this place
left today for Kansas, where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Gordon.
Mrs. Gordon is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Dan Houser of this place.
While unpacking furniture at the
Ren1OpeI Hardware store Yesterday
afternoon. fire broke out, but was ex-
tinguished before a great damage
was done.
Miss Edith Bowman entertained
last evening few of her friends to
taffy pulling. Those present were
the Misses Hattie Bradford of Los
Angeles, Cal, Ethel Roller, Leona
Halderman and Mabel Teeter.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-21
THE PHILIPPINES
|. FOR NEW FOUNOLAND
Such a Trade Is Said to Be on
Between United States and
England.
REPORT A CREDITABLE ONE
AS STORY GOES, JOHN BULL
WANTS TO GIVE TWO ISLANDS
FOR THE ENTIRE Philippine
ARCHIPELAGO.
REPORT A CREDITABLE ONE
Publishers Press1

London, Nov. 20-A deal between
the United States and Great Britain
for the exchange of the Philippine is
lands for Newfoundland and Jamaica
is on, according to reports which
come from a high diplomatic source
The initial suggestion came from
England and the officials at Washing
ton showed willingness to discuss the
proposal
1t is believed Jamaica would accept
the change but hitch might occur
when Nevfoundland's consent was
sought. 1t is also likely that Canada
would object.
The Westminster Gazette in lead
ing article urges the government to
select man of supreme ability for
the post of British ambassador at
that Great Britain's former influence
and prestige in Washington have been
usurped by the German embassy, add
ing that the relations between the
president and the German ambassa-
dor are of the most intimate charac-
ter and that Roosevelt is in more
close and confidential communication
with Emperor William than with any
other ruler or statesman in Europe.
Continuing, the paper asserts that
these relations influenced the Alge-
ciras conference, and may bear fur
Their fruit in other and distant spheres
and says that clearly it is time when
the British embassy should be in the
hands of no ordinary man.
No names are mentioned, but the
tendency of the article Is towards the
selection of Lord Curzon, Admiral
Beresford or some notable figure in
public life outside the regular ranks
of diplomacy.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Williamsburg, Nov 20, (Spl0-
Asher Pearce and Grant Watkins
went to Indianapolis last Thursday to
visit Omer Pearce.
Mrs. Gavazih Gates was called to
TT. Wayne last Friday by the illness
of her son.
The Ladies Cemetery Association
will serve a Thanksgiving dinner
with turkey as the chief attraction
for the benefit of the cemetery fund,
at the Masonic temple.
Edward Preston of Winchester Wis
tied with Milo Cranor last week.
Mrs H. s. Davis went to Rushville,
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Chase Maui
sey.
Miss Mary Way was home from
business college Saturday and Sum
day.
Harry Meredith of Springfield Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. John Mere
dith Thursday.
Linus Meredith was at Cincinnati
on business last week.
Howard Davis visited relatives at
Rushville Sunday
Mrs Lynda Taylor left here last
Friday for her home at Denver, Col,
She came here few weeks ago to
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settle up the estate of her deceased
mother, Mrs. Polly Gates.
Fred Pearce and Clyde Martin went
to Lynn Saturday evening to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Franklin enter
tanned last Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Reed, Richmond, Prof. and
Mrs. Louis Campbell and children,
Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Laid and Miss Eunice Simonds.
Mrs. Lydia Campbell and Ebert
| Campbell visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Cain near Greensboro. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holdings.
worth entertained last Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Clements and Mr.. and
Mrs. Linus Meredith.
Dr. Will Meredith of Lynn visited
here last week.
Chinkaroror lodge of Odd Fellows
will celebrate their 54th anniversary
next Saturday evening. They will be
assisted by the Rebekah lodge. An
oyster supper will be one of the fea.
lures.
The follwing teachers from here at
tended the teachers institute at Rich
mond Saturday: Misses Mabel Boil.
linger, Anna Davis. Bessie Meadows
and Minnie Marshall and A. M. Tsch-
aen.
Ed Manuel of Eaton, o., was here
on business Monday.
Miss Cornelia Ross has accepted
position in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Cain are the
proud parents of a baby boy.
The trustees of the Friends church
are installing a hot air heating plant
in the basement of their church.
Linus Meredith and l.. l. Cranor
have accepted the contract of blasting
IL acres of stump land for Solomon
Boren near Fountain City.
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CENTERVILLE.

CenterviIle, Nov 20, (Sp,.)-Mr
and Mrs. Walter S. Commons were
the guests on Saturday and Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hurst near
Beeson Station.
The members of the Centerville
band will give a party at the town
hall on Thanksgiving night.
Miss Iva Jones has returned from
a brief visit to Miss Hazel Dietrich
at indianapolis.
Mrs. Samuel Lashley is employed
as saleslady at the Hoosier store in
Richmond.
The pupils of Miss Bessie NJ. Bull
will give an elocutionary recital on
next Saturday evening at the town
hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Cortez H. Jones and
son Walter spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Albert
son near Greensboro
The Holiness Band of Grace NJ E.
church at Richmond held a meeting
on Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Sarah Simmons.
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ROOT At KANSAS CITY
DELIVERS FINE ADDRESS
Premier of the Cabinet Talks to Trans
Mississippi Congress in Session at
Previous Years.
Publishers Press1

Kansas CITY, Nov. 20.-The trans
mississippi commercial congress met
here with every state in the Union
represented, the states in the Missis-
sippi and Missouri valleys and those
making up the western half of the
country sending a greater number of
representatives than ever before in
the history of the organization. From
the east also the attendance exceeded
previous years.
David r. Francis of st. Louis, pres
ident OF the congress, delivered his
address at the opening session. F. NJ.
Thurber Of New York city, one of the
speakers, had for his topic Social
ism; Its influence on business and
the development Of our country"
In the evening Elihu Root. secretary
of state, delivered an address on
The Commercial Relations with the
South American Republics" to which
responses were made by Ministers
Calderon of Bolivia. Paro of Peru and
Cortez of Colombia. First Secretary Of
the Brazilian Legation Sylvino Do
Amaral and Albert Yoacham, charge
Of the Gillian legation
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MILTON

Milton, Ind, Nov. 20. (Spl) -Misses
Mary and Sarah Roberts spent Sun
day at Richmond, with Mrs. Jesse Full
ghum.
Oscar Kerlin spent Monday night in
the country.
Miss Zelda Kern HartZell, well
known in Milton, will be married Wed
nesday at the home of her aunt, Miss
Barbara Kern, in Indianapolis, to Mr..
Newcomer of Uniontown, Pa. They
will reside in Uniontown.
The place of the lecture of Rev.
Mr. Caldwell has been changed from
the school chapel to the M. r. church,
Thursday night at p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Morris have re-
turned from Home Lawn Sanitarium,
Martinsville-
Harry Hoshour writes his friends
from Tampa, Fla, tina it is too worm
to wear a coat.
There will be preaching services at
the Christian church next Sunday
morning and evening.