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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-30
Ser fhlane MhGer.

8ie anbere befreunbete 2eute faben
audi Mdiuer unb S6ul5e germ einmal
am 8iertiif unb politiiierten bis tiei
IN Die Naht binein. Stun begab lids
zines Cages. bob man .aa5upiel se3edt
bate. 10 Dab benz Muller Sipar nifJt
bas 8elaee. tpobl dber bic bepors
itebenoe He6nun9 Ser s&ellHerihf leib
that. 5uulal er pom Finer anberen
Sdlfte nm iebr fnapp gebalten tpurbe.
I'm ni9t Standardization oabeim
gu baben, beipog er Iiltieertpeiis jei=
men SreiinO Shuf5es ssipiiierihabet
%an5utnobeln, iper Die aan5e. 3e6e fin
beioe be5dblen io1e, unb Der bier
felise Ssrr Sdul5e .giu8 aid ri9tfa
aif ben 2eim. I'm Die. Sade gang
funperbd9tis 81 MAIDEN. nieinte Mill
Ter gang ,barmlos. au .Sdnl5e; yaore.
Sdnl5e, bier liesen is Stret6b6l5er,
Sober BON llns barf I, 2, bGdItens 8
tauf efnmdf ,dbtpsfiefM6 itpegnebmer,,
unb tper Sas Iebte Streinbol5 nimnti
nrer nebtten mnB,t Der hat %perl6ren,
Der be5dbIt Die 'edp5e 3edje.@ S6iiIse
purfte uttfungen uno etbtelt 1flteBlIf
bds Ieste Sttei1bol5. Ilthss miros
S6ul5e drserfih, feB htnSlirhbIitem
bab bic Sa1e slnreeu 'fpdre, lnb Der
langte cine s@ieberbof,itig. Mifl
ioate Miiler' bieies Wlaf' .dflfdngst
Sas sei6ab. aber SHul5e bebieli
abermaIs has IeBte' Streid)boI5 nnS
perlor 10 abermal. 8orin 6eitanb bes
idlauen WiiIers Gift?
grfIdrung: Wiiler bat ii6ei
getpnbt. bab ina iopiel beim eriter
uno 5~tpeiten Deal bon ben 10 Streids
bol5ern fortnebmen muB. bob nod
nnbebinst flint Stiif iibris bleiben
gluf bieie 8eiie muBte er miner ee-
pinnen. (Warum2 Sas emoaen .Sis
flueen aeier rno 2eierinnen beraiss
tIiigeln.) b
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-30

Ser alte Mann mar tootenbblei6
9%eiporben; er rang iidtlib idper nad
Mtbem.
sd babe BEN gan5en 8etrug berz
folgt, bonn Infang big gum Gnbe".
iprad Irs. Yeters %ipeiter. yuno babe
ale Seipeiie suiammengebradt, Die
notbig 1inb, nm allies auf5ubefen.
Sier limb iiel" unb iie 5os elm Yadet
Socumcnte aus ibrer Sai6e. sd
itele meme 9~elobnung in Sbr Belle
ben, 9err Iarauisl 5ier iinb iebene
falls Die unipiherleebaren Seipeiie,
baB bas Mdb6en. peIhes Cir albert
nu1 S6onal bracbte nnb in Dem bor>
tigen Yfarrbauie 5uriidIieB, Die feline
Ibeline 8apenbale mar, Sbre Gntelin
uno @rbinl"
Sbre @orte fpnren bon ii~ber5eu9ens
Der @laubipiirbigfeit. llnb Dem Sms
pulie ieines 9er5ens folseno, trait Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-30
Der fterbenbe Siinslinss

Soiepb GarpaIbo aus 9raiilien mar
369lins bes Goaess Der 1898. Sefuiten
in Selofird. OR itammte aus Der
Samilie jones Yombal, Der our1 Die
nn9ereften Yerfol9un9en ge9en Die
portugieSiidJen Sciuitenpatresi cine 10
traurise 8eriibmtbeit erlanst bat. gls
min bieler Siingling, Der, nebenbei be-
merit, cine beionbere @erebrune gum
bl. Soiepb bate, in feline Seimatb
mad 8raIilien 5uriideefebrt mar, ers
griff i'm baielbit Die S4ipinoiudt, 10
bab er ldnsere 8eit ihper tranf in
Der 8o6nung ieines Wormunbes bars
nieberldg.
0ereits ndbten Die 9n3eifefr zines
balbigen Sobes; aber fem Wormunb,
Elm erbitterter Sreimaurer. 1dBf feis'
men Yrieiter rufen. Ser franfe
Singing bittet i~nitGnbisit, man m0se
linn bod einen fatboliihen Brieiter
fommen %laiien; iein 0ormunb raber
iagte: lin feinen Yreis laiie i'd eis
men fatbolii6en Yrieiter 5us9ir; On
fannit aud ipobl obne Saframente
lterbenl" Wds mar gu tbling Gs
blieb benz Sootfranfen nihts iibrig.
ais az ieinem seliebten Nantehspas
trpn, benz bl. Soiepb. feline 3uflu6t
5u nebmen.
8Gbrenb 10 Der t%obtfranfe Siings
ling inter initdnbigem @ebete 3pir
iden Surdt unb Soffnung ieinem
gnoe entgeseniab, iiebe, ba fam zines
cages elm &aufmann in bas Saus
ienes mbarmber3igen @ormunbes.
Der an9eblife 8aufmann perlan9t
nit benz 3ranfen ipreben 81 biirfen.
Der aanimann mirb pirflid in bas
&ranfen3immer sefiibrt unb na6 furs
ser lluterrebrng entoedt lid betielbe
ais fatboliiher Yrieiter unb Oroenss
mann. sd babe, ipri6t Der Yries
tier, bon Sciner Notb sebort, nub
oaB 9u 10 iebniii6ti9 einen fat6os
lii6en Yrieiter oerlanait; id bin bier
Define @ei6te an boren." Der 8rdnfe
bei1tete unb Der Prieiter peripri9t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-30

bate. Sic petteiferte nit Dem Mdre.
quis BARN, Der 10 9arteepriiften
sleihiam an ben Iusen abieben gu
tonner1, mas MIR moglif mar, unb geS
MANN lid benn audi gar balb oeren
finbli6e 2iebe.
Wrs. Yeters erbielt bon DEM iiber>
9liidliben Mdr. his cine Sabresrente
aus9eleet, lpel9e lie unb Die Shriscn
alIer Hotb entbob.
Grafton ging ms Iusldnb, mo .er
G%niteaung in einem iiberieeii9eu @e<
ihdft fanb. Inn Die engliihe Core
iponben5 5u fiibren. CT arbeitete
ratios. INN iein llneliid ipeniser 81
fiiblen, benn penn er qli6 Den irbis
i6en Hi6tern entgansen mar, 10 fanb
er bod Die i6iperlte Strafe IN. Der
Dual beg ei9enen @etpiiiens..
ginen @onnt fpdter fanb Die So6s
5eit Deg @rafen 8orpon @lenbdm unb
Der 2abp Ibeline 3abenbale inter BE-
tbeilisuns Der san3en Iriitofratie unS
inter sroBem Inbranse itatt. Geine
5oh5eitsreiie mahte ,bas 9lijdli6e
Yaar na6 benz S6ipar3ipalbe. ipo Der
iunge @raf feline ~YerIe", fpie Ell. feline
Satin liebfoienb %nannte, 9efunben
bate nnb mo Tie bon ben g%tnfpobnern
Sdonau's iubelno empfanaen ipnrhen.
9dufig nod famen @lenbam nnb
Ilice, bon @ret6en beeleitet;. rtab
Sd0nau nnb bas @liid folgte linen,
tuobin Tie 9insen. Sic biiiteren Saats
ten Der @~ereangenbeit bdtten iid in
elm Nihts aufseloit nnb an Der Geite
zines @atten, Der tie iiber aIles Iiebfe,
iotpie in Der 3drtli6feit' bes alien
Warquis unb Der emit 70 itol3en 2abp
@lenbam, fpie in Der Srciie nfrS @ns
bdnglidfeit bes alien 8retbens nnb
umgeben bon &inbern, Die lire engels
slei1e Iutter gerabe8n perg0tterten,
fanb ben 2obn fir lire S~tdnbbaftigs
felt in Der Nadt Der 2eiSen in Der
ionnieen @eseniparf Die emit 10 arme
unb nj an Gliid 10 ilberreihe, if6ne
alice - nit Hedt eeriibnlt unb ges
feiert als - Die Yerfe bes S6mar5s
tpalbes. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-30
GDD

n fhFTW. 10 TTHTyAMTtT
Sdpcin; 9u ioalt sic Sale umb. Sen
@tllno abipiiden, tpenn 9u s~etrun.
fen bait. r.e
81 8enn Oh an zines ,Scrrcn
Safef bit. 70 merle aui. peiin er
trinft, Damn barfit 9u nidJtS eIIen.
Al @as Dor Sir lie9t in Der Sfiiz
iel, bas iolit Su nebmeu. unb nidt
Sas. mas Dor 9eiuem aumpau Iiegt.
81 gu lollt ben anohen niGt abs
hagen, pie elm Sunb, uno bcS @iarf
ni6t %nusiau9en.
81 giuen Ipfel is nicbt allein, fnn>
bern ihneibe i'm in Der Mitte BON
chamber; Die cine 6dlftc tbcile Damn
nno 5lR ispepl 2eissr 4a9hasn siai
y @ittTt Su cine Firue i1qlet 10
mubt Dlt pnt .Sttsli ~anfangeli.t Tenn
2lpfel. beginile an Der Slumc.
81 Die Butter itreicbe ME nit Dem
9aumetp}a uf 9ein Hrot. 81
f9) Sic Suppel ,triatc nidt pcrn
Seler, ionoern. ib fie' nit Dem 9oiiel,
unb ntht ,lauts ipie elm &Glb ldIurft.
ipllbern leiie ipic cine Sungfrau.
-%-+-5-
Cine 2iige lit tpie Elm Shnees
ball; JIG ldngerAman i'm ipQl5t. ie
GROCER fpirD er. a'Ft4 $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-30

linn bierauf, nod 5fpei Sasen iricber
81 fommeu. linn Die beilise 8ee6ebs
rung Su bringen. Sim 5weiten Gage
fano ibn Der Yrieiter. Ieiber nIs 2eife.
Ser Singing bate aber geipiB seilts
liher @eiie Die beili9e Communion
%empfaneen nnb mar eines glidieli9en
Sobes geitorben; er founte Dem III.
SoIepb in Der @mi9feit ieinen inntgs
item Sant allsipreden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-30


Marauis ubne iebes geIinnen aui
@Iice 81, itrefte ibr feline Sdnbe ents
9egen unb i6IoB feline ipieoergefume
oene Gnfelin felt an fem Ser5.
Rit funfelnben susen perfolgte
2aop Erepor bieie Scene, pdbrenb
ibre 9anb mad Der 8ruit grifi.
ga pl6eli9 Dffnete Die Sbiir iid
bon neuem nnb 5pei @dnner In
idli6ter gibilfleibune, 'aber nit
itrenser amtsutiene traten elm.
.Wplaop", faate Der cine bieier
Mdnner, mir fontrnen in Iusfiibruns
elmer 6D1lt nuanaepebmen 8fI;d,t.
8ir baden sic si berbniten inn @amer
Der a0nigin ipesen ,bes BON, Sbnen be-
9angenen @orbes am Soraceq Yuls
forD. tpel6er eeitern @henb in ieinem
ellibbaule ltarbl" :. Ghh laA
ytn 1hrnfoarer.Sfred labnfe que.
"Yniloro TT fopt!l" bradb mad tur1
gem S9ipetgen Soro 9lenbam als
er1fer DIE. Stiue ,,fa. s
"vr III foot Wtplnpp,, 1a!" erflarte
Der elne per Yolt5llferL ~@e9en Wttt@
ternadt CAB CT ieinen @elit ait., Ser
ar5f, nei1er berbe'9errfen ipiiroe
oerllderfe, oaB er perglrtet iuoroen lei
lno Wtr. Nsulforo iagte Iterbeno aus
oaB odnn Sapp Srepor tbn betm
Aoenoenen, effpa 5fpet Stinoen bor'
per, oiirf etile Saile 8afree. Die III
nm bereifete, oer9tftet babe. Wr
Ynlroros a~nge9ori9e -baperl DIE Sas
1e nun IN DIE 9ano 9ei,ontmen, uni
ip,l mnhe" ~eplaOp lp'11eH' hHs 81
O'9eni
uDp S.eoos p.eb e"leh .puper
SW'e' uus, S9l Veloui ipai lurea'
luW anonlege" u. pel an9fi nno Sel'
o'0''u"8' pl pe l'u] pelu''p.
"es Ut ales porbetl4 itieB tte ber'
Dor. "Wteln @ebelmntB ut ans Sif'
9eora1tl Jules ptro MIR 9eflomme1
Neiffbum, ebre uno Sreibeitl Stt
Spni pes aetietS' nun lpeiVer er mn
pluele, ollhe, llW n'ol uap ny o,n tel,
pen,pleh! S~ gaoe nn. 'oa
' i.sle' No nl Sp, So,p
oul ~ wis, feterS Oeips''
M Wle an9lugen pui unp lepes
Seu9".n nloiSepenem hnsips W. ps'
t.,lae I" pab @'tec yot'oetg VI atli'
..@ien SapV upel.'e ''apsl'uuie
Sgle vntei"e nnp Sroun' tn: Ss ipal
Sn a'pell Siepol, pet plelen peltnf
unslu"n u"p SUI aus'ugln's oia"''
e. iia9i p'e SWulp ui uueml
uno NIT blisarti9er Stneltgfeti
600 lle inter 'brem aleloe oas 5fpett'
Slaih1en beroor, tiibrte es an on
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-09-13
LICENSE COMMITTEE.


not infrequently In perjury.
! It's blighting effect on the material prosper
ity OF the people is strongly marked.
It cuts OFF from the communities the rev
enue derived from the liquor business with
out lesseniug the evils OF intemperanee.
1t cuts of from the communities the rev
enue derived from this liquor bushes without
lessening the e'i Of intemperance.
1t largely increases pubic expenses in the
vain effort Il enforce ne law.
II adds seriously to the burden OF taxation
II depreciates the value OF real estate and
throws many out OF enjoyment.
Il drives away many citizens and prevents
others: from immigrating to the state, and
thus checks growth in population. The
United states census shows that two States
have decreased 10 population. These two
Maine aNd New Hau pshire - were pre-
hibition States. This might seem accideu tai
if were not given significance by the more
general fact that all states, without excep-
tion, which have adopted prohibitory laws
have increased In population less rapidly after
their adoption than before, and also by the
fact that in a majority Of the States the re-
peal Of the law vas followed by an increased
percentage OF growth in population over that
enjoyed by them under prohibition. Among
STATES similarly situated geographically. and
with the same density OF population per
square mile, the prohibition states have
shown, during the period In which they were
subject to the law. an increase IN population
much smaller than that OF the non-prOhi-
bition States.
It discourages Investment. Capital has
learned TO shun prohibition localities.
II il tvranical and interferes unwarrantably
with the rights of the citizen.
Prohibition is wrong in theory, because
force is not proper or successful instrument
OF moral reform. II is impracticable and re-
suits in the free aud unregulated traffic in
liquors. 1t Will not prohibit. Experience
everywhere demonstrates that regulation
which can be made effective is better than
prohibition, which cannot be enforced.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-09-13
How Prohibition
Works in Kansas.
Stop the LaWlessness.

From the Hutchinson Daily News, August
Is, 1907.
Several Of the delegates to the state r edera-
ton OF Labor convention, held in Topeka last
weak, report that the town is wide open and
that booze" is as plentiful as ever. In fact
more so than it was before Governor Hoch
began his campaign to close saloons.
Such a state Of affairs is disgrace to Kan
sas Gov. Hoch began the crusade against
open saloons in Kansas City and had Mayor
Rose eusted from office, Hoch claiming thai
the joints In other towns would also be
closed. II has often been charged that it was
a purely political move, and that Hoch had
Rose removed from office because he was
Democrat That this assertion is true condi-
lions prove. If the Governor is so moral that
he wont allow joints in this city, why doesn't
he close them in Topeka? He knows that
there is a bar room in every hotel in that city
and that even the bellboys solicit orders from
guests.-Kansas City (Kan) Labor Record
August %, 1907.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-09-13
Believe in Alcohol.
English Scientists Recommend Light
Beer as Temperance Beverage.

That alcohol is consumed by most OF the English
scientists, including those who are experts on the
relationship Of alcohol and health, was shown by
Sir James Crichton Browne, the famous mental
and nervous specialist, in remarkable speech
made at the annual dinner Of the Medico-Phy-
Geological Association. Sir James said
1--WE have at this table many of the highest
authorities in the country on the alcohol question
and in order to ascertain how far they have adop-
ted the extreme view on the subject, 1 have
sought the assistance Of the hotel manager.
~ learned that OF the eighty-four dinners only
6 per cent have declined alcohol altogether, and
"a per cent have partaken OF alcohol in some
form, the largest majority in several different
FORMS
81 recently dined with Sir Andrew Noble and
eighteen leading men Of science, including LORD
Kelvin, and not one of them declining alcohol.
In view OF such facts it is fake, or obsession,
or gross hyperbole to speak Of alcohol as being
deadly poison.
"Those persons who declare alcohol to be a
deadly poison should also state that we carry in
our bodies more deadly poisOns or toxins. But
these human poisons are harmless-nayi beneA-
cial in their proper place, and our great aim
should be to keep alcohol in its right place also"
The battle Of the doctors over alcohol, its value
as a food and its dangers as poison, excite much
interest in all classes.
At meeting Of the National Temperance
League vigorous speech in favor OF alcohol was
made by DR.. Davy, presidento OF the British Medi-
cal Association.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-09-13
LICENSE COMMITTEE.
RUNSHOPS IN PORTLAND.
1874 in the City According to Sheriff
Offiee-RecOrd Of Prosecutions.

There are at least l5i places where liquor is sold
in Port and according to the records Of the liquor
Sc zing force OF the sheriTs department Seizures
were made at that number of places since the
first of the year. Tine report for August shows
that 80 seizures were made making sos since the
first OF the year. During August 30 respondents
were put before the Municipal court by the liquor
deputies. OF these two were for nuisance and
were disposed Of by diseharging one and holding
the other fore the Municipal Court and OF this
and seizure, OF which one was scharged on mis-
homer two found not guilty, five not pressed, IA
found guilty and appealed and five paid or COM
mtted two on single sale one guilty and paid
or committed and the other guilty and appealed
one for illegal transportation, guilty and ap-
pealed.
Since January /, 10 were put before the Muni-
cipal Court and of this number eight were for
nu sance OF which one was mol pressed, one not
guilty and six he'd for the Superior Court $50
for search and seizure, of which p were mol
pressed. discharged for misnomer, II not guilty,
three guilty probation; ~ guilty and appealed
and Is guilty and either paid or were committed
81 for illegal possession, of which seven were not
pressed. l guilty and probation, 10 guilty and
appealed and four guilty and either paid or were
committed nine for single sale OF which one was
mol pressed, three guilty and appealed and nve
guilty and either paid or committed four com
mon seller, of which two were mol pressed and
two guilty and appealed one for illegable trans
portation who was found guilty and appealed.
There have been $50 more cases OF all kinds
including DRINKS assaults, liquor cases etc. be-
fore the Municipal court this year to date than
for the whole of last year. As there are four
months yet it is probable that all records will be
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-09-13
Crime All Abolished.

The September term Of the Superior Court for
Kennebec county began to-day and immediate
after converting the grand jury went into session.
From a criminal standpoint it is expected that
the term will be one Of the most important for
some time and It is not probable that the grand
jury will riss before the latter part of this week
or the first OF next it has so many matters to
thresh out.
The most important case to be considered by
the grand jury is that Of John Tharpis, Greek,
who is accused OF killing by stabbing Gestss
Laskarides, one of his fellow countrymen in a
store at Watrvile. June y last. 1t is believed
that Tharpis will be indicted for manslaughter
and it is thought that 1t viii be hard work to
convict him as the witnesses to the tragedy are
inclined to favor the man under arrest for the
crime and claim that they know nothing about
the case
There are two forgery cases to be considered
by the grand jury and two cases of assault with
intent to kill. those of James L. iced of Granite
Hill, whom it is alleged attempted to kill Percy
White by shooting and Joseph Bolduc OF Angus
Ia, who is accused Of stabbing with murderous
intent, Edmund Cormier Of Augusta in saloon
fight There are also "A number OF petty cases TO
be considered by the grand jury.
Alleged dealers in liquor goods are on the anX-
ious seat as it isl moi known what the grand jury
will do in relation to the enforcement of the Pro
hbitory Law. Thereare 40 appealed search and
seizure cases from the Gardiner Municipal Court
the majority of which are against alleged dealers
in the vicinity OF the Soldiers Home at Iogus.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-09-13
How Kansas Prohibits.
TOPEKA WIDE OPEN.
Bell Boys in Hotels Solicit Orders for
Beer.

Dell DOyS IN uuAtlS DOlAClt OIuEIS AVI
Beer.
An epidemic of lawlessness seems to have
broken out in Hutchinson. number OF
fights, burglaries and lesser depredatiOns
have occurred recently, the list crowded with
the murderer in the Santa Fe yards Monday
afternoon. So far ne arrests have been made
for the burgarles and the police seem to be
greatly puzzled. Either the police lack Wig
lance or there are not enough Ofthem. With
proper patroling ofthe business section It
is hard to see how these robberies OF business
houses could continue. II is time the public
showed their ability to do something.
Mrs. ovens the wife OF the murderer Of
TEX" Mullins, also makes a very serious
charge. She claims that she notified the po-
lice long enough beforehand to have proven
ted the crime, that her husband was at home,
drunk and armed, and in a dangerous mood.
This matter the chief OF police and the
mayor should carefully inquire into. If pat
rolmen Will not respond to such as these no.
body's life is safe. Mrs. Owens may be mis-
taken, but she evidently believes that she
was talking to the police station and told
whoever was there the condition her husband
was in. A response to this summons would
have prevented this tragedy.
"Boot Leg whiskey seems TO have had It's
usual part in this crime also. Owens bought
that whiskey OF somebody, and It ought not
to be very hard to fad out who il was. There
is said to be a great deal Of "boot-legging' go
ing on in town now, and It is time the city
and county of GERS were putting stop to 1t.
There are too many loafers on the streets too
many men without visible means Of support,
too many "tin-hOrn" gamblers, and evidently
there are some amateur or experienced bur
glars among them. a general cleanup would
be a good thing Hutchinson cannot afford
to harbor any OF this class OF people. II is
time the authorities got busy.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-09-13
FOUR PERSONS DROWNED
Water Logged Boat In Which They
Were Rowing Found.

Were Rowing Found.
Baltimore. Sept. 9.-The finding Of
the drowned body of Gertrude Shaun
messy, aged 10 years, in the waters of
Spring Gardens, a branch of the Pa
tapsco river. has convinced the police
that her three companions have been
drowned. She was last seen after mid
night on Friday, in company with
another woman, whose name is not
known to the police, and George E.
Frissell and William O'Leary.
The two couples are said to have en-
tered a row boat A water-logged boat
was found in Spring Gardens and later
the body of the woman. A part of the
clothing found on the body was a coat
the contents Of the pockets of which
showed that It belonged to one of the
men in whose company she was last
seen. The dead woman is said to have
been a native of Pittsburg
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-09-13
POISONED BY BANANAS

TWO Children Dead and One Seriously
III From Eating Fruit.
Ishpeming, Mich, Sept. 11.-Poison
ed as a result, it is believed, Of eating
bananas, two small sons Of August
Schaffer living on a farm on the
Greenland road, are dead; a daughter
is still seriously i'll, and August Schaf
fer, Sr., grandfather Of the children,
is convalescent after a severe attack
Of sickness, ascrlbed to the same
cause. The four persons mentioned
were the only members Of the family
to partake of the fruit. The two boys,
Hugh and Samuel, were aged respec-
lively 4 and years.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-09-13
$4,000 Worth Of Gowns SEIZED.

New York Sept 9.-Foreign gowns,
laces and lingerie, the value of which is
said to be $4,000, were seized by GUS
toms inspectors on the arrival of the
French liner La Savoie. Most Of the
good, which were contained in 80
trunks, were the property of a number
of dressmakers returning from Europe.
Practically all of the trunks seized bore
inspection labels which the customs
officials declare were either forged or
stolen. The plan, the authorities be-
lieve has been successfully worked for
some time.
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Rooster Attacks Boy.

Philadelphia, Sept 1O.-Attacked by
a huge fighting cock in his home, on
Manton street, Nathan Sadsgursk. an
8-year-old boy, is nursing a badly lace
rated face and arm. Nathan was chas-
ing the rooster about the yard of his
home when It turned on him. His
face, shoulder and arm were badly
chewed and clawed
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Newburg. W. Va. Sept 11.-Fivs
negroes who were sitting on the B. &
o. railroad tracks near this place, en-
gagged IN shooting crap, were run down.
and killed by a train. All the bodies
were horribly mangled.
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Woman pied In Automobile.

New York. Sept 11.-Mrs. Isabella
Henry Crump, of the Colonnade hotel.
Philadelphia, died in an automobile
at the Pennsylvania railroad ferry sta
ton in Jersey City. Mrs. Crump left
home about three weeks ago for an
auto tour of the New England states,
Her death is ascribed to heart disease.
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ROCKLAXD HAS 1T BAD.
10 Drunks-Busy Day In Local Police
Court.

Yesterday was a busy day for Judge Campbell
in the Roeklaud police court, In addition to the
civil business IS DRINKS were lined up before the
judge,
Sadie Peters, Ida Ames and Seth Ames were
given each a 30 days jail sentence for drunken
ness and disturbance OF the peace in their own
house. -Four men from Cushing, who found the
excitement OF Labor Day too strenuous for them
were discharged on payment OF fines. The six
remaining offenders were also let off with fines.
The civil business was confined entirely to suits
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EVILS FOLLOWING
PROHIBITION

Many evils have followed prohibition
wherever it has been tried.
The habitual disregard of the prohibitory
law engenderes disrespect for all law.
1t benumbs the moral sense and leads to
evasion, subterfuge and hypocracy, resulting