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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01

Sdein. 0as alte 8ort ienes @ries
diem bietet cine 5utreffenbe 8ritif fur
cine Musitattung. pie man lie lebt I'M
optbiIden ober rpmaniihen Sttie 81
ichen betommt: rSu bait tie reid ge@
maft. neil 9u Tie ni6t ibon MAIDEN
fpnnteit."
60 ipeit Ser 9rnitihriftie1er. gs
bleibt cine Huge Yaltoralregel: .Salte
oas Sntereiie Der Sc
meiuSe fir bns @ottesbaus tets
Iebembis. Sieies seihiest aber
am iiheriten baburh. fpenn (aQmdbs
lido poranidreitenb bon Sabr 5l
Sabr lie unb lie elm neler Shnud be.
ihafft nirb. Damn erfreueu iid
nidt BLOB Die Observation-Disclosures iiber
ben offer, fpelden ibr @eiitliter fir
oie 3ierbe bes Saries Gottes ents
lpidelt. ionSern lie ~iteuern aii9 serne
ibre feline @abe CUR Ieri6onsrnne
ibrer airden bel. limb es erfiiat tie
NIT einem 9efpifien Sohgefiibl. ipenn
lie iagen fonnen. .9aSu babe Id
ail6 mein Sderflein ge9eben." @abr
bleibt, mas Elm alter Yfarrer BEL Del
g%inmeibuns elmer Notbtirhe gum
lidtlihen Trolte einmal preoigte
Ser ih6nite Sbmud ieher Stride III
Der cute Sirt unb Die @ tie g e.
M | n b G." - ,W."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01

ihmiiden. 0as iino allies speiienos
lebr id0ne Sbaten. es senii9t aber
irgeno elm biitoriides greieni6, unt
lie binfpes5ufeser. ipdbrenb Sic suten
Sriifte. bic cine trefflide 3eituns
trdat, bon Niemdnb unb onrd nidts
serit0rt fperben fonnen. 8dre es
buber niht better, quite Seitungen an
ihuffen nno an unterbalten n,
tpel1e benz tpabren Wobl oes 0olfes
bienen2 8ir iinb in elmer 8eriooe.
in Der es notbie lit, moraliih uno
materieI Die ltarfe 8ertbeioianngss
tpaffe Der Sreiie 81 balteu. Die
9eitnng 1T oaS S9neafeuergeifiib
mnierer Suee." n@ott min esl"
i6Iob Der Heoner. ygertbeibigen mir
unicre PreiIe unb unlere Sournalis
itenl" Der gilbof bon Saca. IelbIt
elm S%ournaliit, belt cine dbnlife Nns
iprahe. @r sab 81, raB nod Yieles
bel Der fatboliiden Ereile feble, aber
MIR. neil Die giniift Der &atboliten
feble. bic ibre 3eituneen i'm Sti9e
lieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
Der repnblifaniide Champagne. Sonb

Mus benz 9eriht. ben George 6.
Sbelbon. ShaemeiIter bes ~republitaz
niihen Nationnl : Gomites Dem
Staatss @noitor III Mlbanp unters
breitcm piro. erbeat, bab ben Hez
publifanern in Der lebten SrGiibents
l6aitss Champagne etwn 900
our gerfiieuns itanoen. Son oieler
Summe iteuerte Der @eiten gegen
100000 bel. Sen ar0Stcn 9eis
trag. 100000, %leiitete Gbns. y.
Sait. Der Sruber bes Yrdiibcnts
ihaftss Ganoibnten. Bier 9erionen
aaben lie $25 900 namlid Mnorep
Carnegie. &ut. U. Grompea, S. y.
Mtorgan uno @bitelnp Heio. @bens
iopiele @eitrdge BON lie $4,000 sinseu
elm uno 5tpar bon .. q. Drills, Sem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
Gin Hipale Der Sriiber @risbt.

gon einem iungen grfinoers @enie,
einem ruiiiihen Ioeli9en. Hrin3en
Sergils 9olototp. Der als ~ernftbafter
Gonfurrent Der 8riiber Wri9bt aufs
tritt, ipeib Der befannte 9erauseeber
Der .Nenieip Of Gepietps" 8. 3. Steab
iuabre 8unberoinee gu er5dblen. Die
befannten Slugmaihineu : grbuuer
@ebriioer @oiiin fibren ioeben einen
1euen G%eroplan mad ieinen Gnttpiirs
fen aiis, bon DEM fe iiber3eiist limb.
bdB er ale anberen in ieiuen 2eiituns
gen iibertreffen mno cine praftii6e
2Diuns Deg Slugproblems bringen
tpirb. S6on bon ainbbeit on bat
Yrin5 Wolotop cine gar5 %auBeroroents
lide ge9abung fir mebdniihe @rfins
ounscn, beionhers IN @erbinSnn9 NIT
2nfti6iffen unb IutomobiIen, be-
~ipieien. @r bat einen Sraden gum
Sref Der Negiitrieruns Des 8ino>
orlds conItrlliert, ferner elm mefaniz
ifes @leit6oot, elm llnterieebpot. elm
Snitrument fir pielfade Selesrapbie,
bas in neri6ieoenen 5elesrapbens
aemtern gebrnl6t ipiro, elm brnbts
loles Selepbon lno peri6ieoene Gors
ridtungen fir Die Hegulierung oer
8eidpiuotsfeit beim Nutomobil. Sns
bel bat Der grfinber, Der Dor Sturgeon
crit 81 Sabre nlt Seiporoen lit, nies
mails cine ei9entlide teebniihe auss
bilbung erfabren. Sie SllgmaI6ine.
uuf Die 10 grobe Soffnunaen geiebt
perben unb nit Der Ser Slug ijber ben
annal berlud}t iperoen iol, bat brei
Sori3ontalfldhen an Steue bcr beioen
bel Der WiaIfine Der 8riiper @riabt,
llno er miro bon einem Wotor bon
bunoert Sferbefrdften aetrieben. @es
rabe in Der Seripenbuns oieier itarten
0taihi1e iiebt man Die 8elonberbeit
Der g%rfinoung, pa Die Shipieristeit
fir Die anberen M~eroplane nleiit burin
Iiegt. paB Die leibten Iotoren. Die fir
lie sebrauht fperben, nift LANCE SeitI
birtereindnoer arbeiten tDnnen. Sers
ner bdlt Die Waibine, nad ben grfab@
rllngen am Mohea 5u ihlieben. lid
ielbit in Der ridti9en Gage, uno Ielbit
bel einem ltnfau fommt lie nit boais
ger Siherbeit auf ben 8oben berInter.
Sie Slusntui6ine Iteut eineu 3ugels
forper our, Der bon Der SpiBe biz aunt
Sbpans S5 SUB lang lit; Die SIiisel
iino 81 SUB lang unb 8 SUB brett.
Die 3tpei oberen Seselfld6en limb
%boriSontal. pdbrenb Die untere ge.
friimmt lit. Die gntfernun9 bon Der
Spite bis gum unteren @nbe betrdgt
neiin SUB. Der Ipparut rrbt auf
5pei @proerrdbern unb einem bintes
rem Habe; er miro bon elmer ein8isen.
abt 6ub meienben Shrdube, Die born
an Der Slngmaihine iist. setrieben.
Ser Wotor lit in Der Witte unter9es
braht uno miro bon benz Silbrer be-
bent. ipie elm Chauffeur Elm Nutps
mpbil lentt, 9ei boiler Beibninoigs
teit ipa Die Slusnoi6iue SO eusliide
Wteilen in ser Stunoe erreideil. Sic
lam iiberau ba aufiteieen, mo Tie eis
men Mnlauf bon bunbert 1etern nebs
men fam. Sn Der ndditen Seit perz
ben bereits Die erlten @erl,l6e be-
ginnen.
- Nui bpber See i6aben Stiirme
Den Shiffcn niht 10 iebr; Die @efabr
lit on ben GiiIten. 60 lanoe iiH
cine Seele in ben llntieien oes @ers
trauens olf Soft befiubet. ihifft lie
audi I'M Shirm uno l%lneenifter lifer
baber. @efubr mare iebo6 ba. menn
tic aus bieien Siefen oes Sertrauens
auf Soft an bas ieifta llfer beg @ers
tra,lens unf irbiihen 8eiitanb bins
iteuern polte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
Gin iebr gutter Watb.

SerrIi6e 8orte bat iiinsit auf benz
gongreb fatboliIher Sournaliiten
Spanien's In Saraaoiia Der bortise
@r6bii6of aeipro6en. or iagte
Ii. a.: .@S eibt inter ben 8atboliten
piele @eihe. bic ibre geiistbiimer
oa3u berlpenben. 8ir1en. neue 3loiter
at itiiten unb Se~ilissnbtlber aus8us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
Gs aibt faum cine bentide Iieser.

Gs gilt faum cine bentide HieScr.
la1nng In Imerifa, IN nelber Sorui's
Nlpenfrduter niht eetannt uno nitt
in @ebrau6 lit. Selbit Nmeritaner.
benen Der Nante ioneerbar tlinat,
i6rei6en Inn Mlpenfrduter. Iub Iie
baben Die lleber5eugung geiponnen.
bab er elm Seilmittel lit, ipeldes quite
Heiultate brinet. Ser GlpenfrGuter
fpirb burb agenten ~pertauft, pel6e
ipe3ieu ernannt iinb bon 9r. Yeter
Sabrneb & Cons Co., it2-118 90.
9opne gpe., Chicago, Sa.
--+-f-f-
@us einem 5unten tpirS cir
eSetter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01

baben? Sc iie6t reft trnurig nus,
10 re6t elm Bib Der 3erit0runsl 9ie
iflaufen, frdftigen Snlme, auf beneu
Die boae Iebre bin unO Der ihipdnft.
iinb eefnift, barnieber9elegt uno Die
aDrner fnulen am feu6ten BooeH, Die
bas unbrbafte Mebl gum 8robe herr
eeben Ioleu. Sd. ia, iolfsn Ha9e
tbeil brahte benz Nafbnr &laus cine
Spa5ierfabrt, Die er CUR ltn5eit aiiss
fibrte. gr bdtte feline @rnte nt6t SIT
betlaaen gebabt, fpenn er ntdt uad
Der Grt Der fdufen ober beauemen
9eute gebaGt bate: Ioreen 1T ia aud
nod 3eit. 9ebre: @as on beute tbun
fanuit, peridiebe uidbt ouf mor9en.
Cine Sborbeit beseben.
Sit lei6t = gar ie6rI
Gle ie susueeben -
SIT flr9tbar i6tper.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
" " ~ ~
Mnfhuib.

Sinh, baltic rein
Sas Ser6e oein.
Samit burh's @rbenleben
Sqi m6eit ais @rgel lhpebeuI -
STE ShinSc fliebt.
Ser Brlflins 5iebt;
@s tnnn bein Ser5 beroerben
Wob eb' Die 8Iumeu iterbeni -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
ax fOGff ni&t itebfen.

linton unb Bsrubaro gin9en an
einem ih0nen 9age ipa3ieren. Gitf
ibrem @ese fnmen lie al einem
8arten porbei. in ipelfem Dift anl
Snan EN- 8aum boil Der 5honiten,
reifeu @irfden itans. ~gei oieier
Siss tpiirbe uns cine Snnopol prdd,s
fig fhmeden", iaste 8ernbarb. .WeiBtz
on mas. Nntsp. Der gaum bdngt bon
genue; NIT owiem Stode tam ib
einen 9tpeie b~erabbNgen; ih oddte.
min pflhden eiuige." = REIN, ants
rportete anton, .ert seitern bat uuier
Serr 9ebrer Dor iolhem Giebita6le
8eparnt." ga bas bat er, aber
er tpirS ss nitt gteth srfnbrsn. tuenrI
mir Elm pdar &irftben abpfliiden." -
DWenu bas AUDI, erpioerte Gntons
Soft min % AUDI ni6t baben; baS
iiebsnte @sbot beibt: Si ipaf niGt
iteblenl @ott lit anfpiHenbI aonurt
MIR. fpir tpofIen fort; @eteoenbsiA
mo6t 9ieoe. unb am gnoe finoieex
mir bod" antou eins nnS 8ernsg
barb fptgte ibm enbIsh. Rdnm, abeH
tuoren bic 0nabeu stwsge Sdritte gest
sar9en, als stne Stimne rief: sMnA
ton. Mnfont" eden iohen ii6 Deiba
nm unb er5Edten ben @drtner, tpsl~
DYER binssr Dem oouns itebenb. gaes
init angs6Ort hattie. .Qpmnt natr.
anton", rief Der Wtonn nod einmoI,
i'd babe mid gefreut. baB On Elm fr
gutter Jinge 6iit. unb min Dir nitr
ielbit sern EN- paar 9duoe pou Sir.
Sdsn ueben. HIeib' MIR tu1mpr Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
Gt,uas BON bet spiumen.

Sbr fennt bod ale Die Spinnene
Sic tletnen Uadbhen fardten ii1 ips
gar o ibnen. @ibt ibr BERN aiidbs
pie bunerig bic Spinnen firb?
% fing emit elm Wawn ems
Spiwne. tpog iie eenau. unb iperrSs
ik III einen 86fte unb bsobadtsA
ibren GppeSit. Da fanb er, bab TA
gum Sriibihid niht tpenieer ais boss
Wierfohe ibres sissnen GBsui6tes4
5uHn Ntttuoeffen sas Neanfdr3e ,RS
gum acknowledgements oas 9xeosbn<
fohe nerss6rte.
Denft sa9 nur. tpie buN8rtg ntnb
EN- iol6es Sbisrhsr ishnl y
Wsms tptr Msniden ebenfcbtef
gum SqttuesSen beoifrfen, 10 mlbte
ieoer Damn gum Sriibfiid einerr
groben. iRttsn C1ien 9dben. 8una
Mitto9mabI 5tpst Sdfen usb ichs
Shafe, unb gum GbenbeYen gar
tpirben 3tpei S9ien. aht Shafe upb
bier Sntpeine i'm faum iott mahen.
9a tSnnte ia gar nidt senue @icb
madden, I'M Die Weniden an idts
ti9eui
Nber NIT ben SptWnen 1T bas
ettpas anbers. ole rarlmen in ben
gden auf, pas nahldiiige Sdnoe
ni4t tpeafesen.
Wost ibr fleinen Wdb6en Die
SpinnaH nidt leioen, 10 iorst bafitr,
bab iie IN eurem Salls in ben gdeu
ni4ts Huben. bann itinen iie ibreu
6unaer a~rberstpo.
/.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01

Gin iunesr ar6eiter beiuhte fefne
Wntter. AIs err BEL ibr eintrdt, fpar
fe eeraoe babel, ibr gentlemen, blue
tenoen Sdnbe gu nsrbtnben. .@as
bait on, Wutter", fra9te Der iunse
Wnnn. inbem er ibr bebalilih mar. BEN
3oppen 5u bsfefieen. I'D, feb,
mein Surge. lagte tie. i'd babe cine
tiidtige @dfte gebulten, urb 10 ettpas-
befommt man bonn Nusrin9enl Sn5n
rpebt Der 8inb 10 iharf, reibt Die
6dnoe auf. nnb 10 bluten iie." -
Ser Sobn cling nahoeuilih fort. 3d..
er bate ieine alte Rutter lieb. Wis
tonnte er ibr belfen2 aonnte er niht
Elm 8IaS Bier treniser trinfen? Son
DEM Gage an legte er 8uriid. Iit
Sreuoen lab er Die Sii6ie Iih fiilien.
9ns geipnrte 8elo reidte sur Nns
i6affung elmer @rirgnIai6ine. 0ie
trus Der Sobu nit frobem Stul5 ieis
mem Miitterden bin uno lagte: .Nun
uber, Wutter. feine eriHenen nnb blua
tenben Sdnee m,ebr fir bi6l" @elder
Spbn mill Elm Glei9es ooer aebnIibes
thune
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01

%us einem Sunten ipirS elm
Tener.
Graham guardian., 1908-08-28
Thatcher, Arizona

Wear American Lady Shoes,
made by the Hamilton Brown Shoe
CO. They wear the longest. For
sale by the J, NJ. Foster Mercan-
tile Co. 27.tf
When passing by look at those
punch bowls full OF the very latest
neckwear. On display in our
window. The j. M. Foster Mer-
camille Co. 27.tf
Have you seen those lies, with
handkerchiefs to match, at the J.
M. Foster Mercantile Co, 27-tf
Buy shoes that you know will
wear. We have them. Hamilton.
Brown and Walkover. J. NJ. Fos-
ter Mercantile Co. q If
Don't fail to see those Automo-
bile Wells and Shawls at the j. M.
Foster Mercantile Co. 27-tf
Graham guardian., 1908-08-28

FOR SALE.-A fine eight-room
brick dwelling; all latest improve
ments; good barns and hay heds;
wind mill; seven and one half acre S
of land, with water. For term
see J. T. Owens. Manager Graha m
County Real Estate Co. 27.1t
FOR SALE. hundred
acres of good land in Artesian
belt; fifteen acres In corn; five acres
10 sweet pota toes; two artesian
wells; three reservoirs, and other
Improvements. Price, $4,000; one
fourth cash, balance on easy terms.
Graham County Real Estate Co.,
}. n. Owens, Manager. Gilt
A fine 20-acre farm for sale, one.
half mile from Stafford, all in al
taIfa. The Graham County Real
Estate Co., J. II. Owens, Manager,
2i-4t
Graham guardian., 1908-08-28
WHAT Is BEST FO INDIGESTION

Mr.. A. Robinson, of Drumquin,
Ontario, has been troubled for
years with indigestion, and recon-
mends Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets as "the best medicine
/ ever used" If troubled with in
digestion or constipation give
them trial. They are certain to
prove beneficial. They are easy
to take and pleasant in effect.
Price, rs cents. Samples free at
Stafford Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1908-08-28

Why not use the best? Solwico
Flour is best of all. 20-tf
Sl25 PER WORD INSERTS
classified ads in 36 leading papers
in u. S. Send for list. The Dake
Advertising Agency, 427 South
Main Street, Los Angeles. 27.tf
For heal tn, accident and life in.
surancc, call on William Thorpe,
Stafford Drug Co., Stafford, Arizona,
25-tf
Graham guardian., 1908-08-28

DRESSMAKING-By a lady
from the East. Satisfaction guar.
anteed. Can be found at Mr..
PoseY's Ranch, Thatcher, Arizona.
27-4t SARAH BABooCK.
FOR SALE.-Three-room brick
house, one and a half acres of land,
good well of water. Price, 81, 900,
terms easy. Graham County Real
Estate Co., J, T. Owens, Manager
27.lt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-01

disposition OH the part of certain To-
cal players to enter the fray, with ball
bats, IL necessary. which was prevent
ed by interference Of both men and
women Finally, when the crowd got
to the Pilgrim corner, the stakeholder
was found calmly sitting in buggy,
and Spence had him pay the bets,
which made everything lovely
The battery for the Red Men was
Mitchell and Welch, and for the Wis
itors, Spence and Spence. Pitcher
Spence is claiming to have nothing in
the way OF curve, but round
house." or outflow, but he seemed to
have this down rather pat. despite his
lack of speed, altho the Red ones got
seven hits against two for the visitors
There We're no scores until the fifth
inning, when each side tailed one. The
home team scored again in the eighth,
when 1t made three, and in the ninth
the visitors landed two.
At Laurel Saturday afternoon. the
Laurel team defeated the Red Men 2
to @,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-01
RED MEN WIN FROM cLEMoNs.
Umpire's Decisions Come Near caus-
inq Wholesale Riot.


ing Wholesale Riot.
Owing to confusion about decisions
of Umpire Powell. the game between
the Red Men and the Clemens team
at the fair grounds Sunday nearly
ended in riot. There was no doubt
in the minds Of some Of those who
had money up on the game as to what
the disposition of the ducats would
be, hence the agitation. A man named
Spence, of Clemens, brother Of the
Clemens battery, had bet on the team
headed by his brothers, and at the
conclusion Of the game, when Umpire
Powell decided the Red Men to be vic
torious, to 8, the Clemens contingent
were insisting that it was tie game,
owing to the claim that one of the
Clemens runners was not out at home
plate as decided by the umpire,
So Spence. the bettor. was quickly
surrounded by a horde of men claim
ing stakes. The stakeholder. in the
meantime. had disappeared, to wait
until calm might set in and to avoid
any part in the argument. One man,
claimed that Spence was holding out
the money on him and proceeded to
try to take it out in physical exercise
at the expense of Spence's features.
He was soon pulled away by peace
makers. altho there seemed to be
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-01
WANTED IT KEPT QUIET.
Eldora Couple Forced to Apply to
Friends for Aid to Get license.

Eldora Couple Forced to Apply to
Friends for Aid to Get License.
The plans of an Eldora couple, who
are we'll known in their home town,
We're all upset and the fact that they
were going to get married became
known to their townspeople even be-
fore they could get license here af-
ter they made every effort to keep it
quiet" and prevent the folks at
home" knowing 1t.
Mr.. William F. Ruxton and Miss
Ruth N. Brown, both of Eldora, neith-
err of whom was aware that witness
was necessary before they could Sc
cure license, applied to Clerk Of
Courts II. c. Lounsberry, and because
they did not have witness they
We're, of course, refused. They told the
clerk that they We're anxious not to
have their marriage made public.
Leaving the office they met soon af-
forwards on the street, Deputy Clerk
F. A. Burlingau1e, Of Hardin county,
and several other Eldora men whom
they knew, and who at once jokingly
asked the couple II they had got their
license yet. Thinking that Burlingame
and others already knew Of their at
tempt to get license, they confessed
that they had tried to but had failed
On their request Burlingame accom-
panied them to the clerks office and
the license was secured. Rev. L. b
Hix married the couple later at his
home, sos West Main street. Mr.. Rux-
ton is young farmer and the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ruxton. Mrs.
Ruxton Is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Brown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-01
LARGE COMMUNION CLASS.
First Communion Administered by DR..
Fitzpatrick at St, Mary's,

"a large first communion class was
received into st. Mary's church Sun
day by Rev. DR.. J. j. Fitzpatrick. The
ceremonies were very impressive, and
a large audience witnessed the cere-
monies, which began at 5 o'clock. The
class comprised the following: Joseph
Cordaro, James McManus, Glen Cros-
by, Fred Beeks, Lewis Weller, Leonard
Scheid, Charles Mitchell. Fred Miks-
chel, Frank Matschie, Willie Zdrazil,
Oliver Plunket, Harley Dervin, An
thony Angelsberg; Blanche Birks.
Emily Seleine, Evaline Lawrence, Isa-
dore Topf, Lille and Anna Grafben-
bauer, Mary Youngwirth, May Wat
tiers, Anna Nolan, Anna Chadtma,
Frances Kunkle, Marguerite Hart,
Margaret Scheid, Emily Weber, Leota
Weaver, Hazel Messenger, Anna steg-
man.
In the evening the class again par
ticipated in the service, in connection
with a reception to the class was
held. Twelve young ladies were also
received into the Sodality of the
Blessed Virgin. Rev. DR.. Fitzpatrick
delivered an eloquent address. Rev.
H. F. Roney pronounced the benedic-
tiOn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-01

many public movements for the bet
torment Of the town. He took an &C
tive part in local politics and served as
mayor. councilman and member OF
the school board. Mr.. Kuenecke was
elected to the school board in 1895, and
continued to serve until 1907. During
that time he was president OF the
board for four years. He was MEM
Der of the city council from 1895 to
1902, and in 1904 was elected mayor,
serving one term.
Was Pioneer Business Man.
Mr.. Kuenecke was born in Hecken-
beck, Braunschweig, Germany. Nov
30, 1896 He came to America and
settled in State Center in 1866. He
engaged in the general merchandise
business in company with Mr.. White
under the firm name of kuenecke Il
White This partnership continued
until 1895, when Mr.. Kuenecke was
forced to retire or account Of his fail
ing health
On June 81, 1874, Mr.. Kuenecke mar
ried Miss Pauline Kickerer. who sur
wives him with six children. The lat
ter are Mrs. Rose Loster, of Phila-
delphia, and Henry Kuenecke, Jr., Mrs.
Edna Wensel and Misses Minnie, Lii
lie and Elsie Kuenecke. all OF State
Center. Pauline, a daughter, died
Sept .. 1896.
The funeral will be held from the
residence, Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. The body will be buried in
Hillside cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-01
HELD FOR sTABHINe.
carmino FeIice Arrested for Assault
inq Loo Markham.

ing Loo MdFknams
Carmino Felice, owner Of fruit and
CONNECTION store at 232 East Main
street, was arrested Saturday by the
police for assaulting and stabbing Leo
Markham, aged "a, 510 Woodbury.
street, who is an employ OF Britain
& Co. 1t is alleged that Felice stabbed
Markham with a jack-knife during an
alteration in the Italians store.
according to the police and Felice,
Markham was drunk. He came into the
store with a companion and began
drinking from bottle they brought
with them. They grew noisy and
Felice ordered them out. Words fol-
lowed, and Felice attempted to put
Markham out. In the scuffle the knife
Felice had been using cutting oranges,
penetrated Markham's shoulder, maxi
ing slight wound. Felice claims
that the wound was made accidentally,
and that the point Of the blade came
in contact with Markhan's shoulder
while F'elice was attempting to pre-
vent Markham falling.
Officer C. T. Breckel filed the COM
plant against Felice, which charges
assault with intent to commit great
bodily injury. Felice was arraigned in
Justice Millard's court late Saturday
night. He pleaded not guilty and gave
a bond OF $500 for his appearance
Wednesday nnprning at O'clock. S.
w. LaShelle signed Felice's bond.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-01
Ex-Mayor and Well known Bus
mess Man Dies After Long
Illness
WAS AN EARLY SETTLER
Active in Public Affairs, and Had Been
a Member and President of the
School Board for Many Years =
Served Six Years on the Town coun-
Gil.

Henry Kuenecke, ex-mayor of Sta,e
Center, for years president and a
member of the school board and city
council, and one of the pioneer bust
ness and public spirited men of the
town, died at his home Sunday after
noon at o'clock of heart disease. His
death followed six months sickness.
During his residence of more than
forty years in State Center Henry
Kuenecke has been identified with
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-01
RIVER MUCH LOWER.

Water Falls Almost Two Feet Since
Saturday Noon.
All immediate danger of serious
flood from the overlooked water of the
Iowa river Is past. Since Saturday
noon the water has gore down slowly
but steadily, and 1t is still falling to-
day. Since midday Saturday the wa
ter has fallen about one and one-half
or two feet. Today 1t was going down
at the rate OF about half an inch an
hour.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-01

ever presented itself, have the people
of Cadillac been privileged to listen to
so mastery, SO forceful,4 SO scholarly
an address, as that which was pre-
sented at the graduating exercises last
night by Rev. James McGee. of Mar
shalltown, Iowa"
Mr.. McGee made the life of Sidney
Carton, Dickens character sketch In
"A Tale Of Two Cities" the basis Of
his address. IT'D
Rev. MCGEE will go to Des Moines
Sunday to deliver the annual address
before the Christian Associations Of
Des Moines College that evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-01
CUT PRICES ON DAMAGED GOODS
Tuesday, Commencing at O'clock, at

Tuesday, Commencing at O'clock, at
Benedict & BrintnalPs.
Commencing Tuesday morning we
will close out goods damaged by fire,
5000 yards of prints (soiled). for &C
a yard, ali colors. These are the best
brands of prints.
Twenty-Five pieces of percales and
cotton suitings, SO inches wide, for &c
q yard.
Ten pieces of cotton challies. 30 in
ches wide, for &c yard.
Our sofa pillows that were soiled go
for one-half price.
Sale Tuesday only.
BENEDICT & BRINTNALL