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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
MeDr 6elb ats III M%iiiomri
ia9t, er tonne Bier in einem Sabre mebr @elb
MAIDEN ais in flint in Mi0pari.

9s iinb biele Serit6te ii6er nu6ere
%geiuobnlib groge Grnten III @arb
County nub ill nprprcltlidleu Sntpta
bon 3cit 5u 3cit uerbreitet porben.
Siele Seridtc maren 10 giiliiii9. oaB
piele 9cute im Siten bieleloen OILS
iibertrieben betrudDtet baben.
SIN oieier Nummer bietet ser
.Sptic" @riefe bon pcrificbcncn
Snrinern bieier @ceenb bes Staates.
lpeld)e ale fir iid) lelbIt rebet. Oisie
8riefe iinD ale BON 5uperldliigen
Wdnnern geidrieben porben, peldJe
piiien. noriiber tie i6rei6cn unb
peld)e lire @ebauptunsen nit Sbats
laden erbdrten.
@iliom Gropber bon Goss er3ielte
I'M Sabre 1905 1879 8ulhel Slufs
unb 30 guibcl @ei5en per @der. Snt
folsenoen Sabre mar ieire Surds
ihnittsz Grntc % Suibel Slabs unp
% 8iiihel Wei3en.
6. @. SdQ BON 2es 9acs e~r5ieltc
I'M Sabre 1905 271a 8uibel Maca@
roni @eiscn per Ider unb 25 8uibel
Blue Stem @ei5en.
6. $. Sbiplett bon Hdp erntete
1900 @ui6el @etreibe bon TOO
Mfer unb bas Ieilte bierpon mar
Slad)s. tpeld)er 5u iiber $1.00 per
@uibcl perfduite. Serr Sbiplett
idnitt bas. @ctreibc bon 900 Ider
nit einem Climber. Sein 8eijen
cranb 2SL 8uibel per older. iein
Sidds is ulD Der &nfer 40. 6err
Sbiplett rollte iein 2anb nit einem
Corrugated SHoler nnb i6reibt bieier
8bntinfe einen groben Sbcil ieines
grfplges gu.
Soiepb Grain bon Granville er5iclte
ndhrenb flint Snbren iiber $4,000
jdbrliden Heingelpinn. Or bat iiber
TOO Mder 2dnb unb benust cine
Sampfmaidine an Gang Yfliigen".
Or iaet, er fDnne IN einem Sabre
mebr IN Norbs Dafota MAIDEN ols in
Oh Miionri in 5fpan5ig Snbren.
@eorg Ripping bon burlington err
sieltc lestes Snbr 2.063 Yfunb @nts
ter bon ~ Giiben, mas linn $424.63
@eingepinn brnd)te. ODER mebr aIs
$50 per Sub. Sieles gibt cine Sbee
Der Wosli6feiten bieier @eaenb bonn
Stnnbpnnfte oeS @iebdiidters ino bes
WolfereibeiiBcrs.
5ier iolgen einise 8riefe. peld)e
ben Woblitdnb Der norbtpeltliden
HorSsS afpta Sarmer seigen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Sarmerci in Der 9aa6c BON earreu.

Surren q. S.,.....
@eebrter 6errl
SD fam mad NoroS Saiotn bon
Sorep, Ohio, i'm Sriibling beS Snbrcs
1900 uno iibernabm meinc 6eimitdtte
cine balbe Weile iublieb bon Surrcp.
inpem i'd 9leid) an's @erf ging, I'M
meine Ydnoereien 81 uerbencrn. SD
babe filnf grnten gc3ogen nnb nod
feline ludr cine &iBernte. Sm 6erbltc
ne5 Sabres, 1908 fnuite i6 cine
IiertelsS eftion, ipelf)e on meme
Seimitdtte aren5te. fir meide i'd
$4,000 bcsnblte unS duf mclder iid
so Mder dnieebrodcncn 9anhcs be-
fanben. 2cbte5 Sabr babe id) pieles
9ano nit Weisen eingeidt, popon i)
26 @uibel aui pcn Nfcr cr5ielte. pcls
d)en ij fir $1.10 per @uihel pers
fdufte. mas mir IN banrem @elpc $2,s
2SS einbrafte. SD babe 20 Ider
oe6rohcn unb babe lebr ipGt Slnfs
eineeiGt. pelheS mir 1912 einbrachte
nnS fir oieie SnbreS5eit babe id
Mlles aufsebrohen. nit @ei3en eins
oeldt. ipopon ih ii6er $500 0ul6eI
er3ielte. peld)c 5u 70 Gents perfauft.
mir $500 einbradten. 2ieber oits
lider Sreunb. on fannit Dir leiht
ielber nu5rehncn. oh On Elm Stiid
2anb anfanien fanuit nnb fir bass
ielbe beanblen fnnnit pber niht. I'd,
bin bieies Snbr nit smei Gjeipann
8ferben aesabren iinp hobo BON 3S5
Mder Grnten eineebeimit: 21S @der
WeiSen. brdd,ten mir 5,239 SnIbe(,
perfauft 81 70 Gents obcr S3,667.30;
% Ider @crife bradten 021 @ui6eI,
an 35 Gents pro @ni6el, ooer
S322.35 ~perfauft; 10 Ider ,slads
lieferten 1,242 Guibel, perfnuft su 81
Gents. oSer $1.043.2S so Ider Sas
fer ereaben 5000 8uibcl. Yreis 20
Gents. ober 5000; 20 alder Spells
ergaten 0t0 guibel, Yreis % Gents.
pber $227.50; A Idcr bon Wiillet er>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Observation-Disclosures aus StGot
Mms ilneeaemo.

Mah ldngerer aranfbeit bers
ifieb am Sreitag I'M bieiieen Soipital
Irtbur Iloplius Sartmann. Ser
@erltorbene mar Der Gpbn bon Serrn
unb Sron 2eonarb Sartmnnn upb aes
6Drsn am 6. Suli 1886 babier. CT
beiud)te Die Yiarridule Der ct. Mas
riens@ emeinbe, ipGter bos Sacreo
Scort College 5u Yrairie OH Gbien,
Mis., Inn ipdter @eiltliher al nerbcn.
Gr mar 0titalieb beg ct. 8onifatius
Siinalinas s0ereins bon ct. @urien.
@s iiberleben ben Snbingeidieoenen
beiien Batter. ioipie finf Shmeifern
unS bier Sriiber. Sas 9~earGbnis
fnnO AM Montag bon Der ct. Nas
rien>Girde aus. auf benz galparienz
@ottesnfer itdtt. @r rube in Sriez
benl Sen traiernben S%interbliebez
men infer ber5li6es @eileio!
IS. g. Sranben, beutIdcr gbpos
tat unb Motar. ,3immer 413 Sffices
GebduSe. 8. unb @ain=S trose.
= Die bieiieen Sol3iabrifen 6aben
am Sienstna Dor Dem 9iitriftaerid,t
cine &logeihrift seaen Den Streifs
fibrer r.. Suelle nnb geaen Die Be-
umten unS Mit9lieber Der lofalen
Union Der ,llniteb brotherhood OF
Carpenters anb Soiners of Nmerico"
eingereidt uub omar nceen un9eiebz
lihem ,Vohcott" unh Ginidliifterung
ihrer Irbeiter. Slayer limb: Carr,
@nber & Ibam,s 60. 6arlep & 2oets
idler Wfo. Co., DUBUQUE Gasfet Co..
Soma Coffin Co.. Wcs Mfa. Co..
9ubuoie Iltdr Ife. Co., z. 8. Yhis
lipps Co.. @en Gin Surniturc 60.
mnb hie Dubuque Cabinet Nafers
EXPLOITATION.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Wa6te elm 8erm6scn inncrbalb suei
Sabren.

Ma6tc Gin Werm5sen innerbalb smei
Sabren.
HenptIIe g. S.,....
@eebrter Serr!
SD bin eriuht ppreen, Sbnen ei<
men Brief 81 idreiben. in nelhem if
Sbnen Giniges iiber n,einen @riolg,
cine Seimitdtie i'm Wiouie Giber Coop
gu %ariiuber. mittbeilen ipa. gs freut
mid iebr, oies 3l tbnn; tbeile alio
nit, odb i6 bon 8pron. Mid,. i'm
Sabre 1909 bierbin FAM. cine 5eim1
itdtte bon 100 Mder 0anb dufnabm
unp neitcre 100 Ifer bin5ufnufte.
Nnhbem ih nuf mein 2anb .geiileb"
bate. blieb mir duh niht elm Dollar
iibrig. Sm eriten Sabre 5og ih $500
guI6el @ei5en unb perfaufte bens
ielben fir $3.50 baares @elb. Sd
bate ebeniaus 500 Buffet Saier unb
einen auten 8arten. SieIes Sabr
babe ih iiber $4,000 8cinselpinn ees
maft. Sd bate 2.97S @uihel 8eis
gen. ben i) fir eiuen Collar ben
8uibel perfauite; 1900 Snibel
Slad,s, ipeld)cn ih ebeninIls fir einen
9olar pro @nibel perfaufte. Sd 5oe
5000 guibel Safer, 400 @uihel
Spels. uub perfaufte fir iiber $500
Sbpeine. Sd bin nun in Belts bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Nenc fatGpliiGc Initalt in Snbnaue
Opuntn.

Gs linb quite Illsiidten porbanben,
DaB cine neitere fntbpliide Mnltalt.
uno snnr cine iebr 5eitgemdBe. : 5li
Sen @eit, Subuone gountp. crrihiei
mirb. &c banbelt iidh nm cine d.
de 2 hnle fir perpnbrlpite
&nnben. luo bieie Elm Snnomerf lernen
unb iid iibcrbaupt prnffiid)e 9ennts
niiie fiir's 2eben erperhen fonncn.
Bel ibren grbeiten inter Den perz
m%dbrloiten &ndben Subuque's ho6en
einigc fntholiihe Sdn1en Der Stabt
(Srdu 6ibbe. Srau Srcnnnn mo
6rdu Mullanp) bas Gebiirni +
elmer iold)cn Iritnlt crfannf unb
Gr5biidof aeane bnriiber geiprpd)en.
Sieicr approbierte Die sSbce. pernies
bieIclben ober on Den bodlm. 0ater
q. @. Seer. Gr5biidof &eanc IicS
bann Die Iu9elegcnbeit bon Den Gone
iultoren beipred]en uliD iderlfte aleidl
elm Seim fir bie su griinoenbe Inz
ltalt, ndmlid 5u &ep Weit. bns alte
SteingebGube, fpcldoes CUR 3eit ocs
ieli9en giihofs 2orns, zines Srdns
5oien, ols g | biente unb
bon etpn 600 @dcr 0anb nmaeben
lit. Sic HGunlihfeiten bes 8aues
limb groBe, Iuftige .3in,mer unb eignen
lif reflt gut fir ben 3fped. gs iirib
unterbanolnngcn nit elmer religioien
CONGREGATION i'm @ange. iebpf ans
perifieoenen nid3tigen @riinoen fam
cine enbgiiltige Mbmafung nod nif)t
befunnt genlddt merben. S~elbitpers
itdnDlid bebnrf es mandJer Menperunz
gen an benz Tlnse IN Sen @elt, ebe
Iles in Srbnung iein mirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09

&inot. q. g.. lit Der Gonntbiib rrn
Wnro Gountp. Bat cine Ginmobncr@
Snbl bon 1000 nm lit hie brittgrn6fe
Gtaht neg S.antes. Su ein poer
@odlcn pirb nit benz @nu elmer fns
tholridcn Stride. Die $4,000 fpitcn
lpire. 6cgonnen. unb ipbole Die aird)e
fcrtig lit. geht es al cine Siarridule.
Cine 5icmliAe Nn5abl ocutifcr. fns
tboliiher GARNER o Soipn mn anS
beren Staaten finn iest bci Winot ans
aeiiehelt. @ir ipolen nod mebr bers
Ielben. &c aiebt feline before Gc>
aenb fir Iniieblcr. @ir fDnnen
Shnen pas bette Sarmlnnb fir bon
$t7.OO bis $4,000 per Idcr pcrfaus
zen. unh es lit 10 gut ais bnS bette in
Sopn ooer Suinois. Qauo lit si
fouicn nod benz Grntes 3ablunass
3lan. llniere 8ebineunaen linb Elm
Srittel bis Elm Salb Sunr; bns
llebrioc nuf ldnnere 3cit. nah 8unih.
Sdlreibcn Sic iiir Garten, Girfnlare
Mnb 10 peiter.
The Renwald Land Agency
@inot. q. o.
lin Meieren5en ipennc man lid an:
8 0 Of 10. Soiepb Naitb, Iinot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Murkthertd1te
Sur oem Grnbperfauf.
Onbnone. ben 8. Suit.
Getreibe, Sen, Neil etc.

Ombnote e. ben s. Suli.
Wetreioe, Sen, NcbI etc.
Saier: 4J0b0c.
Rorn: 55 m60e.
&erite: 50-55e per Buibel.
Nos9en: 55-G0c per Suihel.
0eu: 14.00@Si5.0O.
Webl: gdtsnt, s5.60@6.0o; itraisbt,
S4.sO@5.4O.
Sleis: Ssi.oo. @ssa.oo
Gutter, Gier nnb aaic.
Ger: lac per Oupeno.
Butter: Oarp. 25c y. piunb; @ream.
m, 2602Sc.
aais: Rabm : Sais, 16c; Srid, 17ic.
Groceries, etc.
Reis: 6i-9sc per Nrtuo.
!3miebeln: $2.25c per @rate.
Iepiel: So. 00@S6. 90 per Barrel.
aartoieli: Zoe; nele $3.50 per Suibel.
Iieb.
Stiere: s4.0O@4.5O.
~atinper: So. 00@B.5 80.
Siibe: S3.0G@3. 25.
Rdlber: 81. 5005. 90.
Sdmeine(aui Dem 6us): $5.75@5.00 per
bnnbert Viunp.
Tieb (scidladtet).
9inodelid: 4@4tc per 4iuno; Jiucer.
3@3tc per Vimno.
S4aiIeii6: &c j
Yrooiiionem.
@erandertes 6leiid: S6mtsm, 13@13Se;
Sped. l3i@14ie. g
Shmai3: 10@12t.sh
sobien: S%ortfoblet. 50. 25 per Souns.
9ol;: Siites giaembol;, "a. 5o,06.0O per
Roros. Q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Sir bic General geriammlunsen inn
September

lailfen bereits bon ben periHiebeniten
Seiten Die 0eriiferunaen Elm. oab
cine iebr. iebr eroBe 3abl geiu6er
bonn s. bis gum ~. September in
9ubuaue iein meroen. @ir erndbs
nen ioiucit gan5 fur5 Die @ereine
bon Hreeport. 3d.; @uttenbera.
SperspiIe. burlington. Soma; Hod
Sslanb. a.; 9nbbille. gBis.
Ser bohp. Or. Sontecratb. Geftor
bes pdpllid)en Gonegimus Soicpbis
nllni unb 2citer bes Chic 8aiicns
ireunb" bat ieinen grideinen in Ous
buoile aemelbet, mie I~bcrbaupt Sus
bilaile Die ghre haben ipirb einc grobe
3abl gang fbeionbers berporragenber
firhliGer iirb peltliher Wiirbentr1s
ger IN ieinen @ren5er IN ieben.
Idhere Inga6en fperben balb folgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Neue @aaren.

@rpfe S.mantitdtem inener
&leiheritpfie, ane bic ~ncneitct
Shattirnneen In glattcu, &c.
mifdjtcn uub Tlaib 3ensen,
Scibcuitpffe. Sprcdt Dpr nnb
febt infer c~legnnteS Afprtimcnt.
ilnicr Scppidj. mub SeltnG.
Scpartcmcnt lit NIT ben beiten
Sabrifafcn su febr nicSrisen
Yreifen scfiiat.
SdS. &sUi & SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09

Staatsgcies beltimmt bot. Sn SIIis
noto be9unn bieielbe am I. Suli.
Sn 90 inneotn am 1. Wai. Sn
" ebresfd am Z. Wdr5. Sn
Wiscpniin baben Die @iienbabz
men Die 212 Gents State eingefiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
9bicaso, oeu 8. Suli.
WctreiDe.

WH;eu-
Smli: 9ai@9ia.
Sept. 96t@97i.
Rorn-
Suli: 54a@55a.
Sept: 5iat@35A.
3aisr-
cSuli: 42au143t.
Sept: 3aa @39a.
m
ShmeiM-
S1were, SIS 40@6sO2.
Shpers. raihe. $40 05.70
geihte. IS Sl9$6 Is.
1emiihte. s.. s6@6.t5.
Bleb-
Atuouie6, Sc 65@725.
aibe unO Rnioer. 81. O@5.25.
Shaie--
@imbeimii6e 9dmmer 81. 60@7.75.
Gmhcimlide S4aie. So. 5O07.75.
Wetli1e ydmmsr, sj.80@7.85.
Srpuiiion c n.
Sdmeinsheii6-
cSuii. Slj.9 )@Sl6.05.
Sspt. : $l6. l2@5l6.30
S9mali-
Suli. S.75Mss.S 80.
Sept. S. 5@S9.0 90.
Clipper
.Suli.: SO. 42@s.50.
Sept. $500 @sS.6j.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Wejmht

ilr einc ant I. Septsm5er 81 er6inenbe SfuIe
Elm 2ebrer, her Sentid uno Guglifdl Iehrsn mno
bic Srsei ipielen fanr. nadl einem beutidien
yanohdptdhen IN Der Ndbe puu Cmobn, Ie6r.
inter X. ~, core OF Gathplie Yriuting
Co., 9nbuaue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
2elrerfsae p~erIanst!

Gin erinhreuer fatholjider 2ebrsr. meldaer Der
ensliidben uno beatidlen Gprahe poutommen
mi ditto III. bic Sreel gut ipisit uno ebor leitem
fnnn, fudt eir,e pnienbe SteDe inter annebms
barren Seoinennsen. gu 'erirugen in Der Ciitee
oieieS Slattes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09

Serring & 9retifmer. @riinbs
ei%gentbnmsz urlb @erii1erungs Igens
ten. 2ineoln 8uilbina.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
gu b~erfaujen.

100 Nder 6arnllono uabe BEL Sdule, airdhs
uno Stdetdlen. 1n1eres bon; ~. 8. Gape,
Verbam. Minn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
@erlaMgt.

Gin 9ienitmdodlen nm Dous III perrid1.
ten. Radauiragcn BET r.. ~. p~tefenbro6, 1916
Wain StrGBe. 7ubuaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Die siuei Gents Hatc

aine am 4. Gulf fir Soipaer
gifenbabnen in Strait lpie es bas
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-14
.hOTOR BOAT EyPLODES.
MAN BADLY BURNED

{ Suffering from burns about the arms,
Pface, and chest which he received as the
result or an explosion OF gssolene tank
raboard the launch ErmR, Raymond z.
: Halliday, twenty years old, OF 362 c
street southwest. is in the Emergency
Hospital Doctors at the hospital said
today that the young man would re-
cover.
Accompanied by his brother, Wilfred,
and a friend. Jack Williams, Halliday
boarded the launch to examine some re-
pairs that were being made,
Williams and Wilfred Halliday were
working on the propeller shaft when
Raymond entered the cabin to get a
wrench Unable to ind the tool in the
dark. Halliday lighted a match. and the
next instant there was a heavy explo-
sion. The cabin OF the boat was
wrecked The others escaped injury.
The boat was damaged to tne extent
of $500
While going TO the fire. Deputy Chief
s'Wagner had a narrow escape from seri-
Gus injury while responding to the
alarm. Near the corner Of Seventh and
3 streets his horse slipped on the pave
.ment. breaking both shafts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-14
NEXT HAGUE MEET
IN TWELVE YEARS

THE HAGUE. Sept A-Count Nell
doff, the president Of the peace confer
ence, read at an informal meeting Of
eleven delegates In his apartments the
text Of a proposal regarding future
meetings OF the conference. The pro-
posal recommends that the powers con-
woke the next meeting in 1913 or there
about
It calls attention 10 the necessity OF
preparing well IN advance for the .labors
OF the thind assembly, so that the de-
uDerations may be pursued with au-
thority and rapidly.
An agreement has been reached be-
tween the governments o. the United
states and The Netherlands and fl viii
De submitted TO the Dutch parliament
shortly for ratification. 1t provides for
a reduction Of the American duties on
brandy and other spirituous liquors inn
ported from Holland IN return for which
ROLAND binds herself TO impose lower
duties on certain imported meats and
TO maintain the present tariff arranee-
ments with regard 10 American timed
meat,
The import duty on the meats win he
redueed 10 cents per 100 iiIograUmes.
E1oiiarld binds herself further not 10
eiIIerentlate unfayorably against Amer
icah goods during the continuance Of
ne agreement. The United States also
consents 10 apply to Holland fha oary
= american regulations regarding the NAV
AeI Faiue Of goods which have no sale
IA the country OF their origin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-14
The Peruna Tablets.
Special Telegram

Special Telegram.
Columbus. Ohio. Sept. 1.-THE m
terestlEg announcement IS made to the
drag trade and to the people generally.
that Or. Hartman and his assistants.
after Two years experimentation. have
succeeded in devising a Peruna Ta5ist.
This tablet contains all the curative
virtues Of the liquid Peruna- Or. Hart
man viii stiu continue to MANUFACTURES
liquid Peruna as before. The Peruna
Tablet IS therefore not intended Il sup
plant liquid Peruna, but Is 10 be fur
nished the drug trade so that those who
prefer 70 take Peruna In tablet form
can have the privilege Of doing so. The
msnstruum Of the liquid Perupa has
been replaced by hyphophosphites and
pepsin-
The Feruna Tablets win be Of es-
peclal interest to hundreds OF thou
sands or people who have used Peruna
Tor many years. The fact that Peruna
can now be used IN tablet form will be
especially gratifying to people who are
subjected to constant exposure and
catarrhal ailments, and who find II
dlmcuIt If not impossible 10 carry with
them the liquid Peruna. A package of
the Peruna Tablets carried in the
pocket by people whose business ex-
poses them to climatic changes viii be
the means Of saving a great many peo-
pie rom catarrhal troubles which are
the pane OF American civilization.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-14
ARMY OF POETS
TRYING TO FIND
LIMERICK LINE
Times Prize Contest for
Missing Words Closes
at Midnight.
Washington is beset with poets.

Washington is beset with poets.
They are in the highways and by
ways, uptown and downtown. They
swarm along the avenues and every
where one can hear mutterings that
would lead one to believe that the
whole town had taken to talking to
itself Not so.
They are only trying to find a word
that rhymes with fame" ard game. %
It's the answer 10 the limerick puzzle
in The Times that's keeping the good
citizens Of Washington busy, and well
1t might for there is a yellow SO bill
81 it for the one who succeeds.
Hundreds Of answers 20 the prize linn
erick continue TO reach the Sunday
editor Of The Times. The contest will
close tonight and all answers must
De in before midnight.
Since the offer OF a prize OF SO for
the best conclusion of The Times lin
erick any number OF suitable answers
have been received. but there is still
room for improvement on the line, and
the last day promises to he a record
breaker. The morning mails today have
brought in great numbers Of sugges-
tiOns for the fifth line OF the verse.
and each is a clever exposition OF the
writer's skill to turn out real poetry.
After midnight tonight no more sug-
Egestions for this weeks puzzle poem
I win be received, 50 IL is imperative for
! contestants 10 remember that their an
Ewers must be In early today
The Sunday editor and a CORDS Of
F3udges will begin their work Of select
I ing the prize winner Immediately after
Asnidnight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-14
LETTER ESTATE MANAGER
SUED BY SERVANT GIRL

CHICAGO. Sept. 14-Hugh Crabbe.
manager Of the Letter estate, 1924 Mich
igan avenue, has been sued for Sl5,G00 IN
the circuit court by Anna Murray But
why Anna should want so many dollars
from this wealthy Michigan avenue resi-
dent. even he seems himself not to
know. The complaint has been hled in
the suit, and it merely alleges that the
money Is coming 10 Anna on the ''speci-
nc performance Of contract"
She formerly was a servant in the
Crabbe household.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-14
FRIDAY THIRTEENTH, LUCKY
FORC0NDEMNED FRENCHMAN

PARIS, Sept. 1A-President Fallleres
commuted the sentence Of death i'm
posed upon S0leiland, who brutaIIv muir
oered a twelve-year-oId girl, to penal
servitude for life
me president explained that he took
ms acion not as measure OF -cIemencv
70 an individual who did not 5esa-S-s
II; but for reasons of principle.
day, September Is. II
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-14
ALMAS TEMPLE SHRINERS
GO TO THE EXPOSITION

A party Of 175 members and their
guests of AImas Temple. Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine, Of this city, i1Et last
night on the steamer Norfolk for the
jamestown Exposition. In the party
were F. A. Sebring, potentate; Louis
Goldsmith, assistant potentate; Roe
Fulkerson, chief rabban; Harrison Ding
man. recorder; William H. Colmer, cere-
monial master, and Robert F. MentzeI,
captain OF the guard. CIaud F. King,
grand high priest OF the Royal Arch
MasOns.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-14
.TAFF'S SHIP DELAYED
BY BAD STEERING GEAR

. SEATTLE, Wash. Sept 14-When the
Fsteamer Minnesota, Of the Great North
fsrn Steamship Company, pulled out from
the dock at Smiths Cove yesterday,
Ihaving on board Secretary Of War Will
liam Howard Taft. Ambassador to Japan
I Thomas J. O'Brien, as well as other less
Z prominent persons. It was exactly sixty
Z eight hours. or nearly three days, be-
| hind its schedule time.
Mechanics had to be employed to labor
ron the electric steering apparatus OF the
minnesota until a late hour Thursday
might. while coal was being stored away
I in the bunkers OF the Minnesota until
i1ong after midnight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-14
JUDGE SENTENCES DOG
TO THE DEATH PENALTY

CHICAGO. Sept. I4-MuniclpaI Judge
fGoodnow yesterday pronounced a death
sentence on Brownie a spaniel be-
longing to Mrs. Bertha Emmanuel The
dog had repeatedly violated an injunc-
tion forbidding it to return to Gle Park
avenue. where his owner lived until re-
Gently.
Brownie came into the public eye
iseveral weeks ago. when. in a moment
iof evaporation, it seized a boy. Gerald
Moffit. by the leg. The dogs mistress
moved and the court enjoined her to
keep It away from the old neighborhood
and muzzle Il. This she appears not to
have been able 10 do SO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-14
NINEvEH DOOM OVER NEW YORK

York is as wicked as Uneven of old
ever was. and that this republic IS
doomed, unless II heeds the advice of
the evangelistio preachers were two
startling statements made yesterday in
old Trinity Church by the Rev. william
Wilkinson, OF Minneapolis, in the course
Of a sermon preached under the auspices
of the Evangeiistic Committee of New
York city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-14
CHEF OF MEXICAN BANDITS
REPORTED SLAIN BY TROOPS

DOUGLAS, Ariz.. Sept. 14-word has
s been received here from Hermosiilo,
Mexico. that the chief Of the notorious
Lopez band OF Mexican bandits, to
gether with three Of his men. have been
killed on the Yaqui river by Mexican
soldiers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-14
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