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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10

Nrditetten gruit unb Sbilipp i'm mos
oerniIierten romanii6en Still erri6s
tet. 14S SUB lang. 55 SUB brett, nit
einem &rer5ihiff bon ga SUB 8reite
uno einem $50 SUB bpben Sburm.
Hedts bonn Sauptf6iff sundfit Der
Torballe befinbet lid Die Saufs
aapelle, elm abtediser @us6au, an
beioen Seiten oes Sanftuariums IinD
Snfriiteien. Die Stride bietet Gaum
fir 700 SieplGbe. Oas Tunoament
piro aus 9ruhitein, Der Sberbam aus
Sadltein nit SteinzS rnumenten n1fz
gefiibrt. Sas grbgelfoB Iou bis
gum 1. 9ppember, Der Oberbau I'M
ndfltcn Sriibiabr unb CONNER fer
tl99eltelt peroen. Sic Naufoiten
linb auf $4,000 peranIflaat unb
Die meilten Gontratte bereits pers
geben.
Der n9eW9ars Serulb" meIbet in
lester Insgabe:
8err Niholas Saupert bon
bier. Der lid Ieit mebreren Sabren in
ielner alien Seimatb 8u 3eblen i'm
SrobberSo9tbnm 2lrembura mlfbielt,
ipiro lid am %. September in Nnts
iperpen einihiffen, nm na6 2eUears
3nrit5ufebren, in Der Abiidt tiinftias
bin pieoer bier 3u ippbnen. Serrn
9nnpert's beige aameraben frenen
li6 ieet ihpn auf feline Hiidtebr. Sr.
9ailpert ifreibt. er mare i6on ldnalt
bier, iuenn er bate fonnen Ylas be-
tommen anf einem mad Imerifa
9ebenoen S6iff. gr ndbme bas
erIte Shift Guf Dem or Yaiiase err
lanaen fDnnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10
Sic bciltac Tanilic.

Wenn bid oriidt Der arbeit Gait,
@pnn Dir gleih elm penig Hnit
llno I6aue bin mad Na5aretD,
Wo oes I%aerbohIten Sobu,
Ser perlieB Den Sternentbron,
Sfaffeno in Der @erfitatt itebt.
Soiepb. bieies aonigsfinb,
Subrt bort Irt uns Bell eeihpinb
Cine ieben alGseldut.
ltno in Slid unb Gammer idaift.
Srps Der 3ngp nit 2uit unp Strait.
Die erbab'ne Gottesbraut.
6 ipie bieie beilgen Srei,
Die bonn 6lu6 Der Siirne frei
Sid 10 germ Der Irbeit peib'nl
@enn Die beil9en allo tbuu.
Sdrnt on bier Damn TRACE rubin
llnD Der &ldge Borte leib'n?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10
SroRber3o9tbum.
aus DER Danptfant.

Sngembmrs, %. Gug. Ser bof,s
mite Serr giihof bon Sduemarf.
Wligr. pon Cub lit beute Woraen aum
SeIu6e u~nieres bohip'iten Serrn 8is
l6pfes eingetrpffen.
S%mgcmbmrs, %. Glia. @eitern
Hahmttta9 nm 4 llbr perldieb in Der
Stiftung Yescatpre Sr. Snaenieur
@ruff. Der fiir5liH inter allaemeiner
Sbetlnabme leine golocne 6od15eit oez
t@eiert, I'M Ilter bon "a Sabren. Gin
Sobn bes S%erltorbenen lit ebenfals
I'M @iienbabnoienit tbGtis unb beiien
Sobter ut aloiterihpeiter.
Sngembnrs, %. Aug. Gin trous
riger llnfoIl ereignetc lid aeitern
Nahmitta9 9egen VA lIbr I'M neuen
'Sdnil8ebdilpe am &oniosrino, ON
lpeIdem Der ~17iGbrige Nrbeiter &.
gn9el aus Neubori nit Dem 8einiaen
Der Senlter beIddftigt mar. Snfolae
ScbltritteS ober Mus9leitens Stiirste
Der lllngc Wann. oiht iiber Dem @lass
oah oes @~ingan9es. aus elmer Sobe
bon bier Wteter berab. Gin Goueoe
ltllbte Den Scrun9liidten bis 6r3tlid,e
Silfe our SIellc mar. Sie Serreu
9elabane. Ha8en uub Riharo i%teIlten
einen SirnlhGoelbruh ieit; Der Wers
nngliidte itarb nod inn Qauie Ses
Nadmittn9s. na6oem ibm porber Die
Sterbeluframentc. lolpeit er tie erbals
ten fonnte, ertbeilt poreen lparen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10

Serr Simmer lit 1929 IN @hternu6,
2uremburs, geboren, feline Srau 1889
IN 8apern. gr fam 1854 na6
Hodeiter unb mar als 9aulnternebs
mer in bobem Grade erfolsreif. Ius
Der Che Iinb II 8inber berporgeganz
gen. ipopon iieben nod am 2eben iine
unb bel Der Seier bes Cages 5usegen
iparen. Sic @ieoereinie9mns oes
Silbelpaares fano in Der Stride gum
9eiligen GrIoier Itatt unb iuur
ourd Die Gusfiibrung zines iebr 9e>
tpdblten muiifaliihen Yrosramms
perl6Dnert. 9ds Subelpaar ipuroe
burh lleberreidun9 5ablreiher prdf<
tiger @e16ente aus @olb Dor Ters
tpanbten unb Sreunoen geebrt.
Nus Chicago, Sa., tpiro eemelbet:
- Sn Der ct. 6eirrih's : Stride.
Si9b Hibge, murDen am Wittipo6
letter @ohe Sacob Nett9en nub SRI.
Wiarie 5offmdnn ebelih perbunoen.
Sem iunsen Yaare unlere ber5li6e
@ratmlationl
- Mm nGfiten Iittipof. ben II.
September. tperben in Der ct. @eprg's
Stride. 80. StraSe mn @entportb
Npe.. Serr Sic. Quill unb SRI. 9ouiIe
Seller in ben gbeitanb treten. Ser
8rdutigam. sebiirtis aus @repenma>
der, 2%uremburg, lit in luremburger
8reiien ipoblbefannt. Seine 9raut
itammt alis Glerf, 2uremburg. @ir
piinihen benielben allies 8ute auf
Dem gemeiniamen 2%ebenspfaol
Sn leiner @obnung, go. 400
@eit 81. StraBe, lit am 9ienStag,
Den 3. September, Serr Wntbias Sils
lenburg inn IIter bon 81 Sabren unb
aht Wondten pom Sobe a~bberufen
noroen. Der Ieritorbene mar geS
biirtig aus &oerperi6. 2uremburg.
unb felt langeu Sabren in Gbicago
anidiiig. Inber leiner @attin bins
terldBt Der Seritorbene flint ainber.
Sic geerbigung fanp am 0onnerstae
Wiorgen nah einem Sraueramt in Der
ct. Gusuitinas Stride auf benz ct.
Warp's Sriebbof itatt. Woae ibm
Die grbe lei6t ieinl
Mus Vrecn SaD, WtS., iptrp ges
meloet:
- Im 1. September lit IN ieiner
Wobmung nah langem 2eioen. geitdrft
NIT ben Sroltunaen Der fatboliihen
Stride. 9err Watb. Smell. i'm Ilter
bon SO Sabren in elm b~eiieres Seus
leits abberufen morben. Wit ibn,
lit elmer Der dltelten Nniieoler BON
bier peridieben. Wtatb. Smell mar
gebiirtis ans Gttelbriid, 2uremburs;
er fam Dor go SGbren uah @merifn
unb mar 3uerit in BORT 8aibinston.
gSis.. anidiiis. IuBer ieiner Satin
betrauern i'm flint ainber. CT rube
in Srieoeni
Der Bort Waibinston 3citnns"
%entnebnlen mir pie folgt:
Nep. y. s.. 8elbes. friiber
LANCE Belt als Seellorger in Solb
GroB IN O5aufee Gountp unb Jest
IN Wili1aufce tbdtig, erbdlt elm neies
@%ottesbaus. Die .@rcelIior" berih>
tet oas Ndbere bariiber nie iolgt:
Sn Der porisen 8ohe murbe elm
@rlaibnibihein gum Ban Der neuen
Stride Der bonn bodn. Serrn y. s..
Welbes pnitorierten ct. Nugultinuss
@emeinbe an Der Sotpeu apenle uno
Somer StraBe erpirft. Sas neue
@~ottesbais lpiro na6 Den Yldnen Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10
! SIN trauten Iamilicn &rpise

faaenbes Sntereiie 5eisen; es mir
Wtiiben uno Elagen nm beimeti
gering adten, Der Drobiinn mir,
ieinen 3ippen id,ueben, es mir
Sprsen pon beiner Stirne ide
bid I'M Gliife buppelt besiiifen
on iuirif IN ibm IN 8reus unb Sc
trcmc G;eiabrtin nnD 9r5iterin
Der 3eit cine licbcnbe @enpiiin
bic int 6ullc Der Npt oes bcloei
item Spfermmtes fabis lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10

Bieipobl bas Saiten Die arant,
beiten Der Secle beilt mnb e~ntiern'
Die 8eliilte bcs Sleiihes binmegIhnei
bet uno Die Intriebe Der Siinoe Der
iagt. 10 aibt eS bod u~nicrer Seel,
niht pollfommene @eIunb6eit mieper
obne Die Salbe Der @urmber3iateit,
cbne ben Strom Der Srommigfeit nnS
Die S%arbrin9uns Der Mlnloien. Sas
Salten bcilt Die 8unoen, !pelde ms
Die Siinoen geihlasen baben. alcin eS
ninmt Ole Narben oerielben obne ben
BALKAN Der &~ilbtbdtiafeit nidt bin.
ct. Yetrus Gbrpiolosus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10
11eber bas gcrbalten sesen Die
9ienitbpten.

Wit Dem guten Hufe eines 6dmfes
li15ertrennli6 perbunoen, lit notbs
tpenois aud cine cute 8ebanblung oer
llnterBebenen. Mtiloe unb Sreunos
liGfeit, iueld,c nenie folten, fonnen
nirgenos better u%ngeipunbt iperoen
oils 9egen llntergebere. Sreue 9ien
boten iiub ipie cine Wauer um 3
Saus; Elm dlterer Musbrud neunt
Gbebalten; benm Tie tbeilen
a%nitdnbiger g%ebanbluug Sreuo'. ,
2eio ibrer 6errifaft. sSertar
mir 5reue unb Inbdn9lidfeit, 10
mir audi gcbnlten. Den llnicl
5tuil6en 8efeblen unb Sienen
Site uno leutleliges 8ene9men
ger fiblbar 5i MAIDEN. Gon ben
Sienitboten pirb Die piinttlihite
Tflihterfiiaung pcrlanat utp Dem
Sefeblenpen erfast @erpruB bel uns
oroentliter Serridtuug. @iirbe man
lid ieood puriteuen. Dab aud linen
bel Sem etipas feblen lam. mas por
linen aeforoert miro unb mir piels
lei6t oft nit SelbItiiberipinnnng 5u
tdmpfen buben, ma lpiiroe Tie NIT
grDberer Naflid]t bebanpeln.
V~eionoers iollen Die Giroer freiinbs
lib gegen Ole Sienitbpten ibrer @ltern
letn rnb nur i~niofern tie als ibre
l~lntergebene betrad)ten, als Dies moths
ipenoig lit. Cine aa5u arobe Iers
t%raulidfeit lit an perpmoern, mas off
ihlimnie Splgen mad Iif aieben fatn;
Defenders fomnlt es ainbern nidt AZ
IN berriid)em Gone cine 0iehitleiifun.
5u forocrn obcr in unge5iemenoen
Borten Sabel aus5uiprehen.
I'm Der entcn @isenihaften, bie
luir an alien Nicuihen finoen, in bes
ncn mir ous @benbilb 8ottes ertenneu
lnllen unb einecoent: DAB bel Giott
nid)t Nas Inieben Der Yerion Gilt
ionsern iuer I'M @uten pcrther re
%funben miro. milileu min ing bebel
ldcn lernen. Sas 6riitlihe Gel
beoniigt lid nidt bios nit benz ser
9errl" Is perlanst. bab Der gut
@illc nid ourf Die dubere Sbat ~
funoscbe. @ir ioIen auf bas Surgs
fdltisite iene Susenben nno Yflidten
Der Edhlterliebe iiben. tpeIde alleV
ben tiefen I6itanp sipiibcn Mrm nm
Heiu, Sod uno Riebrig iiberbriide
uno 10 Dem Observation-Disclosures Die
9iirbe leiht unb oas ~miibebpIe 2eben
bier auf grben ertrd9lih MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10
&inbersemitb.

Sic 2ebrerin elmer @iener Gle.
mentdrifule bcmiibt iih. ben &lein
Den Segriff pes ~Yleonasmus~ ou'
geilptele Su erldutern: Gin YI
nasmus lit 8. q. alter -Gxet.
merger Sfimmel", arunber arei
/. Yer bon Gmt fam mir elm 90
ipiel %nennen2@ Nae ocnfen fieberbe
nah. Gin f~leines, BLONDES Mdoe
Seigt ihiiftern nuf. .gsu. Marie
unb Der ber5ige &inbcrminb iprt,
gang leile: .2iebe DC utter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10
sleib' oabeiml

Sas ~@leib 'onbeim!" 1T freili&
nidt biifritdblih 81 peritcben. nber
Der 8runoiab lit 9~errsasiebr pidbtis
nnb iolte treuer befoIst TSser
8eni9itens ben Nbeno fsin,nc
gIann, moglihit Der @uftin ans S,'
mile. Die id6niten Gtunben ma
hriltlid)cn S~eierabeubs linp gbie. 2eit
pelhe Did NIT Satin uno ;Sa.
gu trautem 3uiammenleben perein.
Die Ibenotnnoeu. tpelde gu
fremoer @eiellihaft 3ubringit. aebe
Der Samilic perioren. M6er. Iiebe
Srenno. rett peritanben. mas aemeint
ut. i'd meine bier bios, MA ioute ben
@rnnoias et.pns bober balten. bak Elm
gbemann ben 8eIud oes Wereins, oeS
Clubs ooer bes 8~irtbsbamies nad Dem
Nahtelen nufs Nadteilen be.
idrdnfen miiiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10
Senffpruh.

Sas lit Die rehte Che.
2o 3tpeie iinS aemeint,
Surh ailes Slid unb 8ebe
Sn pilgern treu pereint:
Yer Cine Stnb bes gnoern
unS liebe Gait suglei6.
@emeiuIam 6ait unp @annern
llnp Siel - puS 9immelreiHl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10

@tisr. 9ipmebc Jaltunip, .. s. o., Der Mpoipliihe Dele
cat fir bic Ycreinistcn Staaten, wehte am Spnntas, Montas
mnb Sienstas mdbrenb ben Nnianss Situnsen bs Gentrals
gcreins unb bes ct. gpnifatius- Sunbes ppn Soma in Sns
bnauc unb belt am Sonntas unb Wontns BET ben srpfen
MaRcn Vcriammlungcn in Nutmppo Bart Mnipraben. SeEcn
Gcscnwart rif inter ben &atboifen bes Nprbmeitcns srpse
geseiferuus fir feline liebensuiroise Ieripn nno fir ben
slorrcih rcsicrenoen Iapit IiuS ben Sebnten, ben or In 70
fabiser nnb einnebmcnber @eiie pertritt, bcrpur. Misr. ..
Salconius Grihcincn BET ben General : Scriammlnngcn Der
beutidcn &atbulifen bat Der fatbuliideu Sade nnb benz Gin=
fluTe hes 81. @atcrs inn mittleren gSencn Der Der. Staaten
bebcntcnnen Turidub geleifct. Der Seiud bs MppiuGihen
9elesaten in Snbuamc wirb Mlen, bic i'm iaben, feline Wsurte
b6rten uher i'm periOnlih fennen lernten, Md LANCE i'm @e-
bddtnik bleibcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10

Sbr lieben Wiitter jung uno alt.
Sie S06terlein fcin lauber halt,
Nls piel ibr fonDt nad refter Yfliht
Yin Sleibnng, Sdupt unb Inselift.
uno lernt lie in Der Suseno frtih
Sem 5nftig beten fir BEN SiIh.
Inh ipenn lie al Der Hlibe geb'n,
uno pieDer bon Dem Shlaff erlteb'n !.
Sbr Iout lie nidJts foiten labn,
Bis lie aupor bas ibr setban.
llnb Der geia9t 5u 8ottes Sob.
Gen 8lnuben itttb Die 3ebn @cbot.
llnb lpenn lie geb'n ms lehite Sabr.
Go nebmt lie ia gar chen pabr..
SAB lie niht miiiiig auf Der Siele
llmblauffn unb Der Soden Ynppe)
ipieIe.
Sonoern genddien mas beginn.
Ils Selen lerncn, neben, Ipinn,
ltno lpds ihr 2eib BON Gag 81 Gag
Sc mebr unb nle6r an tbun permag.
llno ipenn lie ban oas cliff erreiht,
so nen,pt lie nit euch Su Der 8eidlt.
llnb laBt el1 aud in iolfen 5eaen
Gin Stiidlein aus Der Yrebigt Iagcn.
@eippb#t JIG ailh in iolder 3eit
Nad ullerlep 0%elegenbeit
@ol 81 gebrnuden ihrc Gnoden
Writ @aihen, Welfen, Baden, &odben.
llnb mas sur @irtbihdft ale Sriit
Gah allen Yunften notbig lit.
gu GROCER Rraft uup bo6er Sier,
go nift erforocrt Stanbs @cbiihr,
Sollt ibr Die 8inber audi nid)t balm,
&o lie nit gbreu lolten alt'n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10
Gintse tpublsemeinte Iinfc fir mniere
Gbeminncr.

Ginise mublsemeinte @infc fir uniere
G%bemanncr.
.@ie fommt es penn", miro mnnds
nal Der cine ODER onbcrc @bemanm
frageu. .bn6 meine Srau 10 peritimmlt
lit? Sic lit nift nlebr ipie ionit. ims
mer iibler 2aiine. ia lie maht Elm Sc
iidt, als lei ibr oaS aereite begesnet."
Sic Nntpprt oarauf lit icbr furs unb
ib mill lie Dir iagen: 0eil tic (oeine
Srau) fcinc Entertaining genicft. Be-
benfe einmnl. pie bel oeine Tra,i
ibafft bonn friiben @torgen bis tiei
in DIE Tadt binein; ipie lie Did begt
uno pflegt. pie lie fpd,t unb nirtlhafs
tet puBt unb fegt, orbnet mno ausbeis
lert, iple piel Iiibe unb Ylage. ibr Die
ainoer peruriahen. ipie lie oieien, 10
LANCE lie nod Helm ODER franf iinh-si ii
Nadt nod opfert. bic Tie bod iebr our
Grbplling notig bate; ipie lie bennpd
lpieoer AM ndditen @oraen iobolb Der
Sdg Srailt unb on nod in ben ipeiden
Sebern rubIt. am Seroe ltebt unb bein
Sriibltiid, I'M Winter Dir elm lparmes
3immer bereitet. pie tie nit ibrem
fnappen &odens ober @unatsaelbe
fir ale SeburfriiIe Iorst unb ale
oeine @iinide BON peinen Iugen abs
lnulht: uno Oh bait ME elm @ort oes
9pbes ODER Der 3ufrieoenpeit fir beine
2ebensgefdbrtinl Oh meinlt freilid. es
b It c b lid Mues BON 5eIbi
unb III III c 10 ein. S6aue, bid
aber einmal Inn, oh ale SrnCI 10
tiidtig. praftiih uub genilgiamL no.
ipie Die oeiniee. Iobl miro an tic
ibre Sebler buben; bat aber eint III
bere 6rau niht aud Die ibrigen 10
pieleitt nod sroBere; ober Bit VI
feblerfrei?
@elh' iible 9aune brin9it on m
nah SaitIe. tpenn in oeinem 8eruie
lid nidt allies glatt abnidelt ober elm
Tpr9eIester Dir cine Hiige ~erteiltl
Wie piele S6pieriateiten ltcuen lif
OFT oeinem brapen @eibe in Grfiiuun9
ibrer Yflifteu entgesen, Die es mciz
items 81 iiberninoen meib. @enn aber
cine &leinigfeit feblt ODER nidt gang
III Sroming lit. ipie Ihncu bit Oh bel
Der Sano, ben Nunb an perSieben uno
oein pielgeplagtes Weib 81 tabeln! Sit
es ba ein @unber. irenn oieles ben
Wut perliert nno aud Die Stirne in
Salten le9t?
Yrobiere es einmal anoers; unterz
bride einmnl ben Sabel gcgen oein
onberes SD mo Glib ibm mandmal
elm gutes 8ort. 8. 9. tpenn beine
8dihe IN bleuesnSer Crbnuns i'm 8as
lien liegt. ooer ipenn es Dir oein 9eibs
9erih' redt iGmadbaft subereitet bat;
ipridt Der Sral oeine Sreuoe barber
aus uno fpmme on ieibit bispeilen
elnem ibrer leiien Wiini6e 5upor. "a
miro balb bas Nnaeiiht beines Weibes
Ii6 aufbeitern. ieine Nugen mereen
gldn6en. ipie ipenn Die Spnne binter
Den 8olfeu beroorfGme. Neim bisber
teilnabmloies. betriibtcs @eib mirb an
all oeinem Siin unb Streben elm aufs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10

Sum amt Der Mhtter.

,Ion 9. &inspaIbt. + 1887
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-24
The PULLMAN PROBE
OMAHA ATTORNEY ASKS T. P. A..
TO BACK HIM IN FIGHT.
Mr.. CRANDALL MAKES REPORT
Chairman of Missouri Division Wait
ing to Hear From Attorney
General Hadley.

st. Louis, Oct. 1S.-An attempt to
bring about an investigation of the
Pullman Company's rates by the inter
state commerce commission will be
made by Elmer E. Thomas, an attor-
ney of Omaha, Neb.. according to the
report of F. W. Crandall, chairman of
the Missouri Division Railroad Com
mittee of the Travellers Protective AS
sociation.
The report was rendered to the
board of directors of the division, and
covers the convention Of the Lakes-to-
the-Gulf Deep Waterway Association
at Memphis, at which Mr.. Crandall
was the st. Louis representative of
the travellers organization.
h He reports strongly in favor of the
deep waterway, basing his conclusions
on the addresses he heard.
Mr.. Crandall, in his report, touches
also on the excess baggage PROPOSE
ton. He says in part:
Thomas Asks for Backing.
81 am in receipt of communication
from Elmer E. Thomas, attorney-at.law
in Omaha, stating that he intends to
begin an investigation of the Pullman
Company before the interstate com
MERGE commission, with a view to
equalizing and lowering rates and Sc
curing better service.
This gentleman does not ask us to
contribute any money, but to give him
cordial and loyal support in MAXIM,
the fight. He states that before he
enters into any proposition of this sort
he wants to secure the backing of the
commercial travellers organizations OF
the United States, with an order to
secure congressional aid if needed 10
help the investigation.
Wants to Hear From Hadley.
"The excess baggage proposition has
not progressed as rapidly as l wished.
Attorney General Hadney has not re-
piled to any of my communications.
On October l addressed a communi-
cation to the Board of Railroad Com
missioners of Missouri stating that we
had evidence to the effect that the Law
was being violated, and asking the
commissioners whether it was in the
province of their body to take the
action necessary to secure the enforce
ment of the law.
In response to this communication
I have a letter from the secretary Of
the commission stating that the mat
ter seems to be in somewhat of a tan
gle, and until it is Strengthened out by
the attorney general it is difficult to
know just what can be done. l under.
stand, the latter has summoned prom
inent railroad official to Jefferson City
to consult with him on this matter
and we may have an early reply"
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-24
|HEINzE GIVES UP RETURNS TO PRISON
TO DEVOTE WHOLE TIME TO BAT.
TIE OVER COPPER.
HIS STOCK is RETAINED BY FIRM
Brothers, Caught in Crash, Issue 6
Statement Accepting
Suspension.

New York, Oct. 1S.--In a statement
Issued Thursday by Otto Heinze &
Co., whose manipulations in United
Copper caused the $2,00O,000 failure of
Gross & Kleeburg, it was announced
that Arthur P. Heinze had been
dropped from the firm, and that it
would refuse to pay any obligations
which 1t did not consider just and
legal Rather than submit to any
unjust demands" the statement con-
tinues, "the firm prefers to be Temporal
rily suspended from the privileges of
the Stock Exchange"
Following the statement, which
proved a STARTER in Wall street, came
the official announcement from F. Au-
gustusf Heinze that he had sent In his
resignation as president of the Mer-
camille Bank. and that in future he
would devote his entire time to what
promises to be the greatest copper
fight in the history of the country.
This is interpreted to mean that F..
Augustus Heinze will endeavor to pull
his brothers from the crash they
brought about in their endeavors to
corner United Copper and wage to
Anal issue the battle that the copper
magnate has long conducted against
II. II. Rogers and the Amalgamated
interests. This is the statement is
sued by the firm:
Arthur P. Heinze is no longer a
member of the firm of Otto Heinze &
Co. The firm of Otto Heinze & Co.
feels itself perfectly solvent, and will
meet and pay al. its just and legal OBJ
legations. 1t, however, refuses to pay
obligations which it does not consider
legal or just. until a proper adjudica.
tion of the matter has been made
Rather than submit to such unjust
demands, it prefers to permit itself to
temporarily be suspended from the
/ privileges of the Stock Exchange"
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-24

Fresh-air cranks, who believe IA
having an abundance Of fresh air dur.
ing the sleeping hours, will find the
vsntilating canopy of interest. The
problem of properly ventilating a
room to allow the admission of all
the fresh air possible is often hard to
solve, as It is invariably impossible %
prevent draughts, which naturally
must be avoided. BY the use of the
ventilating canopy, the sleeper is per-
fectly safe from draughts, It being
even possible to place the bed in front
OF the open window. The framework
of this canopy is secured firmly to the
head of the bed, the covering being
placed over all portions but the front.
The head and upper portion OF the
body are thus protected from all
draughts, the fresh air, nevertheless.
having full egress In front.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-24

Shall we walk before breakfast?
Assuredly? Why this eternal yearn-
Ing for breakfast? Forget 1t. DR.. Lat
son says. I'VE get to-days strength
mot stimulation) from yesterdays
food, not from to.day's / have walker
many hundred miles without break
fast. In fact, all the walking | have
done in the last four years has been
without fbreakfast-for l never take
any George Sand used to walk in
the daytime and write at night. Dick
ems used to say that a ten-mile stunt
afoot was the best preparation for his
daily literary work Daniel Webster
and George Washington were great
walkers.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-24
From Saturdays Daily.1

From Saturdays Daily.l
F. M. Curlee visited Memphis
his week.
Robert Romine is in jackson,
Tenn, today.
Miss Julia Gambler is the guest
of friends in Rienzi.
Felix Alexander left this MOI n
ing for visit to Birmingham.
R. L. Bendall of Memphis is
spending a few days in the city.
Judge Neal of Trenton, Tenn.
is a guest at the Cox House to-
day,
Rev. ]. G. Anderson, of Jack
son, Tenn, was a visitor here to-
day.
Mrs. V. M. Hdll has returned
from a visit to relatives in Rip
ley.
MIR. and Mrs. o. B. Hayne s
are spending a few days in Gun
town.
Miss Olive Neal of Bells. Tenn.
is spending the day with Mrs.
Geo. Cox.
Elder ]. E. Speigle will begin
a seies of meetings at the Christ
ian church tomorrow.
Mrs. Plumber left this morn
ing for a visit to relatives and
frieAds in Duluth, MINI.
w, Hoyt and w. P. Kimball of
the l. C. RR., left last night for
Chicago on a business trip.
Mrs. A. E, Hood and Mrs.
Sterling Wright of Memphis are
visiting Mrs. w. R. Stinson.
A. A. Adams, travelling sales
man for Rice, Silk & Co., st.
Louis is at home for a few days.
Mrs. Annie Bynum, after a
few days visit to friends in the
city, returned today to her home
in Bonneville.
A. J. Hackett Of Red Bay,
Ala, was a visitor here yester-
day, leaving this morning for
Jackson, Tenn.
w. H. Newcomb and bride of
Clifton, Tenn, are spending a
few days with the parents of the
groom, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. New
comb.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-24
Small selzes Headquarters.

Chicago, Oct. 1S.-President Small
of the telegraphers' union Thursday
morning. accompanied by city de-
tective and two private detectives,
stole march on the general executive
committee by getting to the union
headquarters and taking possession of
them.
Inform your custos ,ers II the ar
rival of new goods in your store,
md new prices, through The Cor
iuthian. Don't he so slow as to
have your customers come down
town to nose abou4 your store to
end what's new Tell en-. You
tell readers of The Corinthian
things about your store and goods
and prices worth knowing and you
will find that buyers will get as in
t rested in your advertiser g as in
the news. Don't try to tell every
thing in one day; spread it out ;
don't sprea it on--always stick to
the truth.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1907-10-24
wrlaht erothers can Not san.

Paris. oct. 1.-THE semi-official
Temps Tuesday evening, referring to
a dispatch from New York saying
that the Wright Brothers of Dayton,
O., have sold their aeroplane to an
Anglo-American syndicate which Il
negotiating with the European gov
eminent, says: 1--WE have reason to
believe that the information is incor-
rect and that the attempts of the
Wrights at Berlin, Paris and London
to sell their invention failed, as
they wished to sell the secret with
out making a demonstration of its
utility"