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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-16
Sauler Sanber.

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tanii6e Sidet, uno Die Hroiperitdt 1T
fir INNER fpieber ba" - benz Serrn
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uno bor3ettise Champagne : appea an
bas amerifdniihe @olf 5ieei6rieben-
Der @laube an Die I1mdht Der replbs
lifaniihen Yartei, bsn1ertt biersu bic
81. q. Stdats3ta.". biirfte au ihtpsr
erihittert fem. als bnB er nit iolhem
@erebe ipieoer DEMONSTRATING fperoen
fonnte. 9ie Yroiperitdts : Spmnen
iouten in bieiem Sabre nift tpieber
aus9egraben tperben. $50 Republics
niide SIbrcr lie anitimmer, pa tpers
Den lie s~erpdbren. bab Die lonit iibli6.
Menge niht miteinitimmt, neil es Der
WaHe bes Bottles bel oen porberrihens
ben ihlehtcn Seiten nibt nm Yroipes
ritdtss Subeaieber gu tbun lit. Wenn
iibri9ens Die republitaniihe Hartei
i6on iest nieber nit Hebensnrten aufs
tpartet, baB tic Die Srpiperitdt ses
ifaffen babe unb lie tpieber i6affen
t0nne. ipesbalb ihdfft tie tic niht
Jest, pesbnlb parten tie nit Der
S6affuns biz auf's ndhite Sa6r,
pesbalb bilft tic niht elei6. ipenn tic
iiberbaupt belfen fam. 8orauf
fpartet lie? Ser Srdiibent lit Elm
Iepubli'aner. ber GpnareB rspub,isas
MIDI, IIes iii republifaniid. Warlim
bilft tic niht? Gin dnoeres Sarum
eiebt es auf bieieS 8urum uift, pie
bas barum. baB lie uift belfen lam,
neil lie abecwirtbidnfiet bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-16

Snon IT Sabre Sinb es her, ieit
0uotpig 8inothorit, Der srobe Siibrer
Der beutihen &atbolifen, eeitorben lit.
Iber bas Inbenfen an i'm lit nod
frii1 unb nnpertpeltt. Iber @inbts
borit mar niht bloS elm bebeutenber
Staatsmnnn, ionoern babel Elm finb>
liG sfrommer Gbriir. Der als Samiliens
batter feline tpihtisere Gorge bate. als
feline &inoer reli8ios uno glGubis az
eraieben. ginen treffenoeu 8etpeis
bafiir biloet Der ifDne 8eoenffpruh.
ben er als 8ibmung in oas Gebet6uf)
ieiner 5onter Inna einifrieb unb ben
ih allen gritcommunitanten bieies
Sdbres ais Seiteeiheuf Sur 8eher3t<
euns barbieten mohte. CT Iautet:
sVergiS niemdls. meme liebe annd.
ben Tag 3einer eriten betlieen Cont
munion. Salte treu mas Su an bies
fem Gage Oeinem 5eilonb selobt boit.
Damn tptro Der Serr Sir Bic Stdrfe
uub Sen TroIt e~etpdbren. pelhe mir
i'm 0eben 10 iebr bebiirfen unb rpelhe
Weni6en niht setpdbren fonnen. -
Nrbeite uno bette, bette nuh fir Define
glterul
Setn Sid liebenber @ater
g. Binotborlt.
Sannoper, ~. Sept. 1857"
I0ae bas @ort pes groBen Mannes
an gurem gbrentas iih gureu Ser5en
unb Sinnen tief einprdeeu. baB Sbr
es m%itnebmet als pertbno1en 8elis
aui Cure 2%ebensreiIe!
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-16
Gin Yrpteitant iiber bic 2I5her.

9ei Der 8eratbuna bes 8ultuss
Gtats in Der 3nmmer Der baieriifen
8ei6srGtbe mahte Heitsratb Srets
berr b. aramersalett selteno: .Sie
Sroen Der abenoldnoiifen Stride
iinb Die elite oeS Gbriitentbums
oas lit mein llrtbeil als Yroteitant.
Sic Srben iinb Bite Iusleie bes
Gbriitentbums. neil lie Dds Gbriltens
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-16

Der protcitnntiibsn air6e bot lid
Die Sbee. fir ibeale 3pede 3uiams
men gu Ieben. 9urfbrlidI pcrlhafft
in ben berrlih auibliibenben Siatos
niiien : Initalten. lIeberau, mo- iid)
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MAIDEN, penoen lie lid in eritcr
2tnie eegen Die Sroen. Meroinss
Iesen lid bieieniscn SrSen. welde
lid nit Sclitit bcfaiicn. Ingriifen
nus. Gber marum2 @eben oieie
Nnsrifie auf Die Srbcn als Iolhe?
Der eisentlihe @runo Der Seinbs
ihaft lit. neil Die Sroen Der lebens
bise @esenbepeis aeaen Die Softrin
9erjenisen iinb, pelfe Die @elt ans
9eblih befreien ipollen. Sn Der pros
teitantilben airhe itdnoe es anoerS.
tpenn iie Srben bate"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-16

8eltrunbiTau u. (. 10. 0as porlies
senpe Seft ent6dlt nidt peniser ais
AZ Slnltrutionen. morunter Gin
prdhtiecs 5onbrudbilb: Seiu ginaug
IN Sernidlem ndh benz @emGloe BON
$. Sofmann. Sreunben elmer gus
ten, belebrenoen unb unterbaltenoen
2etiiire fann Der .9euti6e Sauss
lhae" pdrmitens empfoblen peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-16

@o eiu Mnberer itmdbli6 fiel
oabin ri6te nidt bein 9iel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-16

Sbr Sbierlein ale, sroB uno
fIein,
Colt meme lieben Sreunbe
fem!
Chr tonnt IN @ielem mid bes
Iebren.
Sn man6en Sinsen Hus ses
mGbren. &
Sbr bient mir oft 81 Spiel unA
Sreuo'
llnb tbatet niemals rnir sto
2eio."
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06

parties were Miss Estelle Marie Mar
tin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Martin of Fourth avenue, and viii M.
VauShen of Chicago. Rev. Joseph
Martin, who officiated, was assisted
by Rev. Clement Moloney and the choir
from st. Vincent furnished the music
The bride wore a gown of white satin
cut princess, with oVerdress of mar
quisette, over which fell the folds of
a long tulle veil Her bouquet was of
white carnations and maidenhair
ferns.
Miss Margaret Martin. who attended
her sister as maid of honor and Miss
Nan McGrath of Oxnard, bridesmaid,
were in pale blue rajah silk, lace trim
med, and carried bouquets of pink
carnations tied with big bows of tulle.
Little Helen O'Connor, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank O'Connor of Pasadena,
performed the duties of flower girl,
Master Jack Richards assisted as ring
bearer.
Frank Martin stood with the groom
and Joseph McGrath and Ernest Bor-
chard were ushers.
Following a wedding breakfast
served at the home Of the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughen left for
their future home in Chicago, stopping
en- route in San Francisco, Portland,
Seattle and the Yellowstone.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
FIRE THREATENS
LIVES OF MANY
DEPARTMENT IS KEPT BUSY
FIGHTING FLAMES
SLEEPING OCCUPANTS AROUSED,
FLEE FOR SAFETY
Woman, Alarmed by Blaze, Rushes
Into the Adjoining Room and
Awakens Husband
and Child

The fire department was kept on the
run from late Tuesday night until
after daylight yesterday morning, an
swering four alarms that We're turned
In during that time.
G. q. Franklin, who conducts a
plumbing shop at 34SS South Vernon
avenue, sustained a loss of $40 when
box of oakum became ignited and
the flames spread. In attempting to
extinguish the flames he was slightly
burned on the hands.
The home of A. w. Clark at 1910
Bridge street was destroyed by fire,
the damage being estimated at $4,000.
Mrs. Clark was ironing in the kitchen
when a coal oil stove exploded, scat
tering the burning oil about the room.
She escaped injury and rushed into
the next room where her husband and
baby were sleeping, aroused them, and
they hurried from the burning build
ing. Several pieces of furniture were
saved. The place was insured for
s1100.
The home of Martin Smith, at 5S5
Miami street, was damaged to the ex-
tent of $500. The fire originated from
the explosion of an oil lamp in an In
cubator and quickly spread. Mrs.
Smith telephoned to the fire depart
ment, then hurried from the burning
building.
Fire of unknown origin damaged the
home of Steven Herd at 638 East Fifty
fourth street shortly after Z o'clock
yesterday morning. The family was
asleep at the time and might have
been seriously injured had not passer-
by noticed the blaze and notified the
occupants. The house was insured for
$1,000, but the damage Is estimated
at $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
MILITARY MINSTREL SHOW
PLANNED BY GUARDSMEN
Many Innovations viii Be Seen When
the Merrymakers Appear at
the Mason Opera
House

An old time minstrel show with 1908
trimmings and a few military frills
will be presented by the Los Angeles
National guardsmen at the Mason
opera house next Monday night. Every
one is assured that it is not the kind
of minstrel show which his father used
to perform.
1t will be preceded by a MONDAY pa
rade as a sort of appetizer. The pa
rade will march up and down Main and
Spring streets and Broadway. The pro-
ceeds of the minstrel show will go to-
ward the equipment of the armory
gymnasium, which is now without the
necessary apparatus to keep the boys
in good condition. About $500 Is
needed.
Most of the traditions associated with
the minstrel stage will be smashed
and remarkable innovations introduced.
The curtain will rise on a military
camp with the commanding officer as
interlocutor. The boys have been at
work on the performance for over a
month under the direction of Raymond
Blake, while Herbert ]. Simon will
act as business manager. The pro-
gram follows:
company; bugle calls, by Abe Monden;
and company; "The Littlest Girl" by
Richard Harding Davis, will be pre-
sented by Jeanette Peck, years old,
assisted by Booth Smith and company;
Until Dawn" song, by the Occidental
quartet; tableaux representing a DAY
at the Front" and "The Star Spangled
Banner"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
DAYLIGHT BURGLARS
BUSIER THAN EVER
FIVE H0USEHOLDERS MAKE
COMPLAINTS TO POLICE
Occupants Are Absent, and the
Thieves Escape with Rich
and Varied Loot

Five daylight burglaries were re-
ported to the police yesterday, and
from the manner in which the houses
were robbed it is supposed the work
was done by an organized gang of
sneak thieves. In each instance the
houses We're entered while the occu-
pants We're away. 1t is believed the
burglars watched the places and when
the coast was clear entered, made a
quick search and hurried away before
their presence was discovered.
The home of Mrs. Margaret j. Null
len, 346 West Forty-first street, was
entered while she was enjoying an
outing at the beach, a pair of dia-
mond earrings, several other pieces of
jewelry and $120 in cash were taken.
Entrance was obtained by forcing a
rear door.
Jewelry valued at $175 was stolen
from the home of Mrs. 1. Mills, 1139
East Adams street. The thieves en-
tered by cutting a screen door, and
thoroughly ransacked the house.
c. e. Hull lib East Twenty-sev-
enth street, reports the loss of a dia-
mond locket.
A watch valued at SIS, a quantity
of clothing and $50 in cash were stolen
from the home of M. p Reynolds SIS
South Grand avenue.
The room of S. Alexander was en-
tered and diamond stud, suit case
and some clothing were taken. Alex
ander is from Mojave and had secured
room near the Santa Fe station.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
COURT HOUSE ELEVATOR
ON ITS BAD BEHAVIOR

Because w. t. Patterson's knowl-
edge of the outdoor elevator at the
county court house was SO mixed, ap-
parently, that the lift would not stop
at floors, Fire Commissioner Anthony
Schwamrn yesterday made complaint
at the supervisors office.
Schwamm and others aboard the
car were sent upward ten feet with a
jerk and twenty feet downward with
a heart sinking motion and it looked
as though the cage was unmanageable.
Finally the lever worked and the oc-
cupants held an indignation meeting
Patterson later obtained a license
after being examined as to his quail
fications. He said the lever was to
blame, not he.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
Temperance Union to Meet

'SiipSl 0uSC OIlOU W
There will be an open air meeting of
the Central Womans Christian Tenn
perance union in Westlake park, Fri
day. at 2:30 p. \. A literary and mu-
sical program will be offered.
Elect New Members
At the regular meeting of the board
of directors of the chamber of COM
merce yesterday A. A. Hubbard and
the Wicker Manufacturing company
were added to the membership of the
organization.
Entertains School Association
The Parent-Teacher association of the
Fourteenth street school was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs w.
p. Aston at her home, 1885 East Fiji
teenth street Mrs. C. p Noble and
Mrs. NJ H. Patton made addresses.
To Go After Conventions
A bureau will probably be established
bv the chamber of commerce to take
entire charge of the prospective con-
Ventions which may come to this city.
The details of such a bureau are now
being arranged by the glad hand COM
mittee.
Flint to Speak
One of The speakers at the conven-
tion of the California postmasters at
San Francisco August 1913 will be
Motley H. Flint, postmaster at Los
Angeles, who will address the conven-
ton on "Civil Service-Can 1t be I'm
proved?
New Postal Stations
Four new postal stations for the is
suing of money orders, registering mail
and sale of stamps will be opened by
order of the postmaster general Octo-
ber l. The stations will be in Ham
burgers store, Eighth and Broadway,
and at 2R6 West Pico street, at Wash
ington and Arlington streets, and at
2S30 San Pedro street.
Business Grows
According to the report of o. r. w.
Robinson, receiver for the Los Angeles
land Office, nearly twice as much busi-
ness WIS transacted in the month of
July this year as compared to the same
month iast year. Total proceeds from
all classes of transactions in the past
month we're $15,44S.0S, while in July of
last YER they were $S566.S4.
Throw from Wagon
Lee levitt, aged 21, an ice wogan
driver living at 618 Ruth avenue, Sus-
tanned / fractured wrist when he was
thrown from his wagon yesterday. He
was driving near EaStlake park when
q Dewey avenue car struck his Vehi-
Gle and hurled him from his seat. He
was taxen to the receiving hospital
where he surgeons treated his injury
Y. M. l. A. Offices Closed
The ID offices of the Y. M. G. A.
were c5sed yesterday afternoon at 6
o'clock and all membership privileges
have ben suspended for the coming
month The old offices will be open
from Toto IL o'clock and 4 to 6 o'clock
daily tbs week. Monday the offices
will be moved to the new building,
when oice hours will be kept there
until tn. formal opening, September l..
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
Progressive Whist

A jolly progressive whist party was
given at Hotel Catalina Monday even
ing, the occasion being greatly enjoyed
by guests and outside, friends. Among
Mrs. S. Woh and her charming daugh-
ter, Miss Marion K. DeVoe, Mrs. Hill
ton of Searchlight, Mrs Stella Math-
erly of Crescent. New, Fl. A. Geney,
formerly of New York, who has re-
Gently become a member of the Los
Angeles legal fraternity; B. f. Dog
gett of Goldfield, Mr.. and Mrs. George
d. Styles of New York, Mr.. Simpson
with the Southern Pacific railroad;
Mrs. f. McCune of Jersey City, Mrs.
Martha Randolph of San Francisco,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
For Miss Turner

Mrs. Claude e. Case of Manitou ave-
nue. entertained with a handkerchief
shower yesterday afternoon for Miss
Lena Turner whose marriage with DIR.
Paul Allyn of Waverley. ILL.,, is to be
an event of the near future.
The guests. high school friends of
the bride-elect and hostess, were Mrs.
Marion Mcdonald, Miss Keturah Paul.
Miss Mary Putnam, Miss Ethel McGee,
Miss. Louise Ehrmann, Miss Florence
Dodge and Miss Laura Winters.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
COLLE: BOB WILL
SEEK SAFETY EAST
WEARIE OF LOS ANGELES
POUND TREATMENT
campaierAgainst Present System Has
BorneFruit in South Pasadena,
fverside and Santa
Barbara

Bob, The intelligent collie who took
an activlinterest in getting signatures
for the etition to the mayor and city
council o do away with the dog
catcher,ls going to Boston.
Feeliu that it was almost impos-
sible tokeep her dog in safety in Los
Angeles under the present system,
Mrs. l. S. Hodgson, Bob's mistress,
has bed forced to part with her pet.
He doutless would have preferred to
go to leicester, N. Y, or to Pasadena,
but aliost any city is preferable 10
Los Ageles, from the dogs stand
point.
Bob Mas in the tolls of the dog
catchej three times, but once, with
the aidof his mistress, he managed to
escape Mrs. Hodgson has owned the
dog ory nine months and in that time
has pld the city $3.50 for him. She
took ut two license tags and re-
deeme him twice from the pound
maste The dogs new owners live
in Boton and Bob will start soon on
the ldg trip across the continent.
Thepetition with it's thousands of
nameswill be presented to the mayor
and 4y council Monday. Just how
manysignatures there will be can
only Ie surmised, but already over
10,00have signed it.
Thecampaign against the nefarious
systei in Los Angeles has already
bornefruit in other towns. Within
the ust two weeks South Pasadena,
Rive1de and Santa Barbara have
adopd the Rochester method of deal
ing Nth stray CANNES.
Fobwing is a letter received at The
Heral office yesterday from the Pasa-
denaHumane society:
'II todays Herald, under the cap
tioni10,00G Against the Dog Catcher,
we office a statement that Pasadena
is tying the new. plan, We call your
attdtion to the fact that our plan is
notnew, having been adopted five
yeds ago, so that we have long since
paSed the trying stage.
We also wish everyone to know that
urer the new contract just signed for
~ year 10000 the city of Pasadena
giles us rs per cent of the taxes paid
ah not so per cent as stated in your
aticle. Rochester Humane S. P. G. A.
gts ALL the dog taxes paid in that
dy Dorchester, N. ".
I"We have not yet noticed in any of
bur articles that South Pasadena,
riverside and Santa Barbara, in the
rider named. have during the past
wo weeks adopted the Rochester
ldena system.
"To show the hopelessness of ex-
pecting successful work under the dog
catcher system, on account of the low
mentality of the only kind of men who
will consent to do such work we note
that the dog catcher of Phoenix, Ariz.,
has been arrested and ja.,ed for steal
ing dog licenses.
THE PASADENA HUMANE So
CIETY.
arthur W. Line. assistant So crctary
and treasurer"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
For Bride to Be

Mrs. Shirley Ward of West Twenty
first street is entertaining tomorrow
with a buffet luncheon in compliment
to her sister, Miss Lucille Chandler,
whose marriage with Albert M. Steph-
ems has been announced to take place
August 26 at the home of her parents
on st. Andrews place. Guests will in
clude Mrs Jefferson Chandler, Mrs.
Donald Frick Miss Lucy Clark. Miss
Helen Chaffee, Miss Helen Newlin,
Miss Helen Wells, Miss Bri Conroy,
Mrs Robert Sherman, Mrs. William
Bayly, jr., Miss Irene Kelly, Miss Sue
Carpenter, Mrs. Fowler Shankland,
Miss Edith Maurice, Miss Mary Lee.
Miss Inez Clark. Miss Louise Burke,
Mrs. Roster, Mrs. Turner, Miss Bur-
nett, Miss Ward, Mrs. A. p Patton,
Miss Mary Chandler and Mrs. Leo
Chandler.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
SAYS WOMAN REFUSED
TO FULFILL CONTRACT

Claiming that he had procured from
Mrs. M. A. Lott an option on real es-
tate in the Bellevue Terrace tract and
that Mrs. Lott later refused a tender
of the purchase price, 100000, Robert
Marsh yesterday filed suit in the su
perior court, asking the court to direct
the execution and delivery of deed
to the land. Marsh says he rendered
the first payment of $4,000 on June
and yesterday offered the full amount
agreed upon, with interest, but that
the money was refused.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
Six Weeks In North

Mrs. Frances Thoroughman of Adair
street left last evening for San Fran
cisco, where she will be the guest for
six weeks or two months of her sister,
Mrs. ]. D. Ferguson.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
Inevitable

so Nelson is dead? What killed
him?''
You know he had one foot in the
grave?"
Yes"
- Well, someone pulled his Leg
Harper's Weekly.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
Society
m HE marriage of Miss Louise M.
Warner and Raymond 3. Abbott |
@6


HN HE marriage of Miss Louise M.
Warner and Raymond B. Abbott
n took place at the brides home on
eventh street yesterday morning at
$3.50 o'clock.
The occasion was simply observed
but exceedingly pretty. the rooms be-
ing decorated with Cecil Bruner roses
and ivy, the colors, pink and green,
being those of Miss Warmers class at
the Good Samaritan training school,,
where she graduated.
During the ceremony the bride wore
dress of white organdie, changing
to a travelling suit of tailored gray.
Rev A. C. Smither, pastor of the First
Christian church. officiated. Miss
frankie Abbott, sister of the groom,
was maid of honor, and James Mar
shall was best man.
Mr.. Abbott graduated this year IN
electrical engineering at the University
of California, where he is returning as
assistant instructor in tn physics de-
partment. After a short wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs Abbott will reside in
Berkeley where they will be at home
after September 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
WaIsh-piIIon

The marriage of Thomas Walsh and
Miss Mary A. Dillon # Alton, ILL.,,
took place August at the residence of
Rev. Baker p. Lee. rector of Christ
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh will
make their home in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
vauohen-Martin

st. Agnes church on West Adams
street was the scene yesterday morn
ing at o'clock of a pretty marriage
ceremony in which the contracting
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06

Mrs. Anna McBee and ..Irs. Frost of
Chattertown, Tenn, and others. After
the distribution of prizes, Miss De Voc
taking the first and George Frazier
being awarded the BOBBY. B. F. Dog
gett entertained with an original COM
position entitled what J Thought ]
Saw by Venices Sad Sea Waves"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06

If you have any kind Of work TO offer, to
any Kind OF q worker, your want ad will find
more eager readers than the most interesting
dispatch in the paper.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibits
or California products at the Chamber OF
commerce building, Broadway, between
First and Second streets, where free infor-
nation Will be given on all subjects pertain
ing to this section
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to any
one furnishing evidence that will lead TO
the arrest and conviction OF any person
caught stealing copies OF The Herald from
the premises of patrons
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06

Anything else you want to say to
John afore I closer" asked the old lady.
"Yes," replied the old man. Long
as he's in the city, tell him to stay thar
till he kin git another automobile to
run over him. It's the only way kin
see to git Sue a pianner fer Christ
masn'-Atlanta Constitution.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06

The difference between your present in
come and the capacity OF your house, is
the TAX YOU ARE PAYING for the priv
llege of NOT ADVERTISING PERSISTENT
Ii ENOUGH for boarders or lodgersi
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-06

Some Of the most important information
in today's paper is to be found in the ads.