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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01
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Dcreint0te Staate'
81 adtrd9t d.,

Ams Chicago, 81, perlautet: Sic
8roBc S6obcrmelie der Suremhur9er
tn Amerifu mirb, ipie oQjobrIt6, am
eriten Sountng I'M September nnD
Wontn9S Hobor 9aD), 6. nno Z.
Gepten,ber, %abgebalten, unD lol oieleS
Sabr iib gu eiter beio1bcrs groBarti>
gen Seierlidteit 9~eltalteu. - Sebtc
@o6e ipurDen gctrnut: 8err Gbr,lt.
Bleb unb Sri. 0turie Bn9ncr. Slid
gum 8unbe! = Su ibrcr Mobnung on
8eorgc StraBe lit am Sreitag. Den 21.
Iuguit, Srau Wagbalend Snno, ge>
borene 8ittrD. i'm Ilter bon 40 Sab
rem na6 tangent, ihipcrcm 2cioen oom
9ooe db6erufeu moroen. Die %ers
ihiebene mar gcbiirtig aus Srn5en,
2urem6urg, lie fam Dor etipa Drel6t8
Sa6ren nit ibrem @atten mad Imez
rita unb mar ieit6er in Chicago ana
idiIia. Gin Sobn nnb cine Spd)ter
betrauern nit Dem betrii6ten 8atten
ben aQ5uiriiben SOB Der geltebten
Mutter. Sic itcrbliden lleberreltc
tpurben am 0Ipntag mad einem 2et>
6enaottesbienit in Der ct. Ilpbonius@
Stride auf Dem ct. 9nnifuti1s> Sricos
hpf 3ur lebten Hube beitattet. Srieoe
ibrer Ii6el - Die ~iinfidbri9e 9clene
Gu1l, gto. 407 @. %. Ctr, fpurDe
am Spnnerstao Lester @ohc bon eiuer
Gleftriihen Der %. StraBc : Sinte
iiberfabrer uno erlitt babel ldtpere
Gerlcbungen, benen lie am Sreitag
eriae. Ser ihper 9eprilften Sa@
nlilie unier Seileib!
3m ct. 3aul, @tinn., iperben in
nadbitcr Belt SRI. &attdrina Hies.
Sod)ter bon Germ uuo Srau George
giies, 918 Tbomos StrnBe, NIT Srn.
@altber S6rotb ebelt6 9etrant
perben.
Nus Gemier, Soiua, nerlnntet: Gin
Gobn Der nDrblid bon 9temleu pohn>
hafteu SdmiIie Woulel perlebte iif)
boz etli6en @o6en elm @eir inter-
bal6 Dem 9nie. or beddbtete Die
@unbe nrr pcnio. big er leste &o6e
aui einmal idredli6e S6mer5en be-
fam. Gin Ir5t lprrbc 9eritfen, Der
Sglutoergiftun9 c%n1itdttrte. Or.
tGhninb bon 2e01nrs nurbe Damn ges
Iboft, nm Den arunfen in Sebnnblune
15n nebmen. 9r. S6ninb tbeiIt nit,
IDaB Der iunge Dlann utf Dem @ege
Der geHerung lit, baB er a6er nod tm%
mer 9roBe S9mer5en auS3uiteben bat.
i3m sugemburg, Soma, peridieb
p~erfloiiene ISOLDE oaS fleine Sinh Der
Gbeiente ST. unb Srau @nton Stronf.
1lnier 8eileibl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01
Sta0t uuO umgegeuo.
Entered at Dubuque post ONCE as sec
ond-class mail matter.
Gnbe Der Shnlferien.

Sic Serien iinb 81 guoe. Die
Gltern atbn1en erleidJtcrt ipteDer alit.
Gber Die ainber - hml Oils peml
Die S6ule nidt allen 8inoern tptrtltb
nu6 Sreube mad)te.
8os perbirbt beuu aber bielfdf ben
&inbern Die Suit oa8u? Ser 2eier
mDge mai mitfommen 81 elmer be-
freunbeten Sumilic; e5 lit am erIten
G6ultuge. Gin all~erliebites 8iiri6>
Ieiu 3lpii6en 6 unb 7 Sabren ioa ieiz
men criten S6ulgan9 unternebmen.
Gber ba lit bon Sreube feline Spur.
9iefe 8olfen laeern iiber ben ionit 10
fhelmii6en 3iigen, uno I'M ben
Wunbipinfel 3udt es perbd6ti9. Sas
fleine ~aerlhen" bat In8it Dor Der
Ghule, Dor 2ebrer nno Stod.
9ieie Ingit nor Der S6ule fpmmt
banon. bab @ltern unb @ei9tpiiter,
ipenn ie niht 9erabc 2uit batten, bas
Sinh INN fleiner Ius9elaiien6eiten
fpegen 5li itrdfen ober linn einen itrens
gen @erfpeis 81 sebar, nit Den, 2ebrer
als funfti9en .i6nar3en" Wann
6roben uno Die S6lile ais ben Srt beS
G6refens al idilbern belieber, noe
ale l1nnrten in fur6tbarer Beiie &C.
abnbet neroen, ibre Strafc finben.
8ie gan3 anbers bate bas Siibd1er
breingeidaut, ipenu ma linn Die
Ghule aneenebm ~geibilbert bate.
ais einen Srt. mo i'm MIR Siebe err
partet, mo es bel Neues u1b S6os
nes ie6en unb boren miro, - lpenn
mo ibn ppruberein nit 8~ertrauen
aegen 2ebrer unO Gebrerin gu erfiuen
peril6t bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01
4htnng, 9eier!

@ir m0dten Die suimerfiamfeit
mlerer 9eier aii Die bDppelipaltige
4n5eige Der S'grien 2nno SO. bon
@racepiIle. Winn., ipelde an dnoerer
Stele eri6eint. lenfen. Sa Die @es
9enb, Ionobl in gei6dftlider ais relis
9iDier Sinii6t BON Dem bod)p'it en
@r5bii9of Srelanb parm %empfoblen
miro. 10 elnuben mir i'm Sntcrefie nns
ierer 2eier. Die iih mad elmer Sarnl
umieben, gu bunbeln, lpenn mir AMI
jenc @eeeub aufmerfiam maiden, 5us
mai bn bort nod eutes Sano IN Der
Nfdbe BON tutboliihen 9ird)elt nns
S6ulen 81 iebr mdbisen Yreiien 81
haben ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01

babin, bab, falls cas- cine I6tel
nidt reiden iolte, mir audi nod Gin
3 meites befommen iperben." llnter
tolenbem @cifaIl Der Gumcrdben>
Scuernebrleute ipltroe Der antenbtertc
SorIdla9 an9enDmmen ge5ed)t
plirbe bis tief in Die Na1t. ltnb bas
mar nidyt oas critic ,rnb niht pas leete
Wal. bab Die lpcrtbe @eridmmlling 10
6eidloiien lplirbc. Mber Ods mar audi
bait nod inter DEM nlten Te9ume bon
ba5umalen. 8 idone 3eit, mo bit
bu bin9ei6nllnOcn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01
aIctu erc u d aus Sta0t
MAD uuuaeSeu0.

9as SD6ter6sn ton g. Spift
gerictb am 9onnerStag an Der Nlpinc
StraBe inter einen StraBen6aGn>
pngcu Der G6ten StrnBt. @liids
li6erlpeiie fountc Die Gar ioiort gum
Stilitano gebradt luerben, nnb Die
&leine fam nit Dem S6refen babon.
Ser ~67id6rigc 8. s. @uIboGs
LAMB 9erictb am Wittlpoh I6cno IN
Der Ndbe Der Yfiifner'i6e Spe5ercis
&afolung an Der 81. urb Sndior Ctr.
10 ungIiidli9 nit cinem Seine unter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01

@i9entbiimcr elmer SampfsS rcId1s
nralhtne. e~rlitten filr5liA bcn 8erlliit
etnes Irmes lulb 5rudr betbe ouf
1elbt9e Wetie. Ser Mrnn bes Sobne5
perfin9 Itb in Die Hob5dbne Der
Waldine nnb ipurbe DermaBeu GER
malmt, Dab cine Nmputatiun nDtbi9
mar. @iniee Gage ipdter serietb Scr
@ater nit Dem arrl in ben Sreibz
ricnlen. Sns @lieb iullrbe inter Die
Tdoer 0e3oeen' unb mubte nmputiert
ncrDen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01
Mhtnng, &atbolifen!

@enn 3br sud nass eiaem Seim iM Der gidbe
umiebt. 100 Der Soben reid uno ole 9reiie nieo'
RIG iiuo. 10 tonnt 3br has @euinidte i'm @rano
Spuntp, Snos9ntpta nr6en.
geir baben bier Dor inebr als % Sabren &C.
mpbnt uno tonuen Gudl biesGetreii poae @ins
6elnheiten aebeu. Ieiereni; &eo. Gran5 3.
Seinler. :.
SlDs 2afota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01
Gin =@sit= WtNouri
SQraatu.

I2o gfer. co untsr Gitltur. RET eYtes 5oIsIanb,
fnnt Cans bebaut nerben. Sbitadrten, guteS
N9aiier, bret Simnlers9aus, bier Wleiien BON ber
otaot, 2anbpof. 5uin GtienberrreiS bon $1,000
3abe auoerc Sarsains. IN teltebiger @robe
ulo gu anuebntbaren 5ablunesteru,ine. Sdbreibt
nm @iitleiu. @ietor 9sm. HsiB Weattp &c.,
ct, 9anneS, Mtp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01
3a ucrfaafeu cosr III usrrenten.

Sine 100 elder Ssfut, gar3 uutsr @nltnr. 80
9tetlet BON Der Staot, AMBER Sitruis @%entrnls
Snbn geIegea, III 9eldudre 4ouutp. Soma. Sod
OUT elite &eibe BON 3abrei perrenten ooer 5u
peruiiuiti9cm Eretie uerfauieu. Nau dbreiire:
-, care pi 9atbulic 4rittius Co.. aubrSie, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01

Die Snrm liest inn 0tep Hiper
Sbale. adt iluD cine talbe 0leile bon
Groofston, Yolf County. Wlinu. Sic
Sarmt umiaBt 600 alder 9uten, reis
den, i6luar5eu 8obeu; i'll bier SGeiIc
ODER Sarrren 9etbcilt, pelde na5c bel
chamber liegen. Sic Sarm NIT ben
8cbduDen beltebt aus eincm bilbi6en
5ipeiit0digen Srames 8au5 NIT 5ebu
3iumcru, iciner. sroBen Sdeuns,
AornboDen, S6uppen uno 5ipei gnten
orteiiiden 8runuen. Gin ihDner
9~taienplab umgibt bas Saus uno Elm
biibider iiinitlider @rcbe lit nabebei.
Ser Dame lit Iebr raran 9cleaen, oaS
2anb 81 perfuufen, besbol6 6ietet iie
ba5iclbe 81 cinem Yreiie. Der pirtli6
MRS. ROSA N0EsEN, Gro
REV
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01
$50 1T 3. 9. smitb?

Serr 8. y. z mith, uugcfdbr 65 Sabre, Der SUI
lest aus DUBUQUE, Soma, pun it'd boren Iica.
lpirb freunbliGit eriWd1t. ieine 2tereiie an bic Sc
ihditSfiibrlu0 oieieS SInttes 5u ienser. Soute
irqcuo Semano ms g~usfutft eeben tonuen. 70
ipdreu irtr iebr oanfoar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01
Cute Tarmeu

In bentidJer tatboIiidler @emeiuoe 5u iebr mdBi.
gen Ireiieu. SdireiGt UNI Elite uno Niloer an
J. ". 8e~aingbanien, ainaifd,er, ctla.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01
9u ~herfaufenv

Cute erfttlaifide 6arm.6npotDeteu, rsdDe
6 Yro5ert auj Soiuns un0 Observation-Disclosures
BON 100000 bis 100000 eitbringeH.
Nuh fonnt Chr cine quite Settiou bon ebenen
@eissnIano nit idliuarsem 8obeu flr $3.50 per
Nder haben. 7orncs Il 9uidl, Dubuque, Soma.
1923 MGii StrdBe. Doth Phones.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01
aides sHb sdst baS bsbagnde aGn 8mmer ertocnbs sptt6dtss @ohnbaus aui Der
untea 5mm Seraue ange5agsH Gaunb Der 5ranH iI Rceenn apee rrtstou, aRuL

Elm Bargain lit. fir iraenb Semanb,
Der 9erne cine quite Sarm baben
motbte. Sic Snrm miro perfauit ners
Den entlpeoer als @anSes pber in
Yar3elen. Sie 9ebin9unaen: Gin
Srittel bar, baS iibrige in leidten
S6eil5dblllngeu. Sic Sarm piro pers
fanit perben nit pber pbne Die bless
jd6rige Grnte. IuSgcnommem ettpa
40 Ider @eibelnnb lit 9lqes unter
aultur. Wan mus bas 2ano ieben.
nm relien &ort5cile 81 piirois
0cn. 9as 2aub pirb 3u einem aus
n~a6mslpeiie ~niebriaen Ireiie gum
@erfduie %ange6otcu. User 5uerIt
tommt, miro .8uerlt 'bebient. lin
Ndberes penoc nam ii6 on
Mimi. ooer an
NJ. l.. NOESEN, Deadwood, s. Oak.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01
- Serriug & 9retIdmcr. 8runos
eigentbumsS nnb @erIiHerunsss Igen'
ten. 2inccIn Building.

ei~gentbumss lino SerlIderu196S Ngen'
ten. 2incnln Building.
Ieb. Sntbcr Nlbcric. Mbt bes
3rappiitens aloiers gu Nem Wellarp,
lit am Iittnoh an 9orb beg GunarD
Sdmpfers ~2ucania" o Stem Dorf
abgereih. Seiu Heiiesiel lit Gon.
uub er 6eabii6tist friib bieien Serbit
5uriid5utebren.
@d6reno Ser Seimfebr<@ pde
bate lid in DUBUQUE ebenfans Der
bodm. @ater s.. 8. Ylniter bon Samz
monb. Snb., eingcfunben. 9erIel6e
perbrnhte feline Suacnbjnbre in 9uz
buquc unb lit elm friibere5 @it9lieS
bes nlten itdOtiihen Seuerpebr<
SepartenentS. :.
= 3u Sherrias Wounb. a., fnnb
am 9onnerstag bas ge9rdbniB Der 81
SnlltoIrn. 3d., peridieberen 70 Sabre
alten Srau gliiabetb @aniemer itatt.
= Die l1mgc6lin9 bes .8eitcrn
| SouIc" an Der Siebenten uu0 Clan
Strnbe mar am ,9onnerstag 9cgen
ncun ll6r Mbenos Der Shaupldb aros
Der G%uiregun9. Ser nit 6cu ges
fiilte Shuppen binter Dem .8eitern
Souie" 6rannte lihterlob unD cine nnz
gcbeuere Menidsnmcnge brdnste lid
in ben anlieeenben StrnBen, I'M bus
Seuer al ieben. @liidliflerfpeiie
aclang es megtereu departments uns
iercr ltdDtii6cn Seuermebr, Den 9ranb
auf Die S6eune 81 6ei6rdnfen.
= 3u Sipur Gin lit Der 5u Spers@
bile gcbiirtige S. 8. arapfl geitorben.
Serr So6ann Ta6er bon Neip
@icnna, 9ruber bes an perfloicuen
Wontag I'M bieii9eu @ercp 6olpita(
ucrI6iebercn Sran5 Ndber. purbe am
ielbi9en Wontdg 81 IrcaDin begrabcn.
Gr ltarb Sonuerstags porber. Gr mar
nit SRI. Suiannn Waiers bon Sem
Gienna ebclib 9etraut. Sieie iiberle6t
i'm. ioluic Sic f~olgenbcn ainber:
|alentine, Soiepbine, Geo, Soiepb.
Mnna, Ni6nrb, GDuarp. 8ilbelm.
! glob5 uuo Suianna. Scrr Nabcr
lpar .@itglieb Der 3. q. St. @eecnicis
tieen Sdub9eieaifuft bon Soma. gr
rube in Sriebenl
- ELLEN 6dnner unb Nop Gamer
bon Shell Tod, Sa., Tater unb Sobn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-01

- @ebdube i'm 8ertbe bon iiber
$4,000 brannten am 6reitag Worsen
auf Der q. Sratfielb'iheu 6arm. oitz
lid bon Gpmortb, nieber.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-05
BOYS TWO PIECE SUITS
little Eancys

SCHOOL SHOES
Best Makes on Earth-Iron Clad Brand
Regular ESQ value Fancy Shoes. now. 200
Regular 200 value, now. ......... l.so
Regular LIS value now w........... l.35
Regular $50 value, now. ............ LIS
Few Pair Children's Oxfords at your
Own Price.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-05

Mems Silk Underwear in White. Blue and
Flesh Color. regular $500 garment.
now Closing out at .............. 90C
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-05
LADIES Sc INCH SUITING. REGULAR
$l.s0 VALUE, NOW. ........... 9Sc

LARGE LINE PARASOLS, PRICE
CUT IN TWO.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-28
MORTUARY
Frank Miron Davis.

Frank Miion Davis son o. Lewis
and Hester Davis was born in Put
nam County, Ohio, August %, 1850,
and died in Newago county, Mich,
May %, 1908 aged % years, 0 months
and % days. At the age OF 10 he
commenced the study of law. After
he became % years OF age he was ad-
mitted TO the bar in South Bend, Ind,
and went into an Office in that city
and muscle developed and he had TO
retire from business. For nearly six
years he has suffered with this ter
rible disease until relieved by death.
About three years ago he accepted
Christ as his Savior and was baptised
and maintained his belief and faith in
the Lord Jesus Christ until the end
came
Father, mother, tour brothers and
two sisters and host of friends are
left to mourn his early departure.
His body was brought to Marshall
County for burial Funeral services
were held at Paramount church, five
miles north OF Plymouth, last Sunday
at 9 a. m. O'Clock. services being con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. F. Pressnall in the
presence of a large congre CATION OF
relatives and sympathizing friends
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-28
RAILROADS WIN IN COURT.
Indiana Commissions Temporary In
junction Against the Railways is
Set Aside.

Judge Anderson in the Federal
Court Friday dissolved the temper
AIRY restraining order issued against
the Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago &
St. Louis Railway company and the
Lake Erie & Western Company. The
Indiana Railroad commission secured
the restraining oroders against the
two roads TO preven\ them discontin
uing their interchange of traffic with
other roads at Muncie, Marion, Peru
and other points.
The roads contended that the inter-
state traffic of both companies was
affected by the restraining order, and
that the Railroad Commission had no
authority TO prosecute any action
against the defendants in relation to
its interstate business.
The Muncie Belt railroad Com ANY
was one of the petitioners against the
Big Four in the injunction proceed.
ings. 1t recited that its sole business
was the switching and handling of
freight and passenger traffic between
various railroad companies, and that
the defendant company had served
notice on the public that it would
discontinue the interchange of traffic,
thereby greatly affecting the business
of the petitioning company.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-28
SENTENCED TO PRISON.
James H. Clear, Who Tried to Kill
Wife. Pleads Guilty.

James II. Clear was arraigned ir
the Circuit Court at Peru. Thursda,
afternoon, accused of assault and bat
terry with intent to kill his wife. and
he was sentenced to prison from two
to fourteen years, at Michigan City
This was done ON a plea of guilty
Clear seemed to regard himself as
fortunate in escaping so easily.
Last week he went to Indianapolis
where his wife, with Whom he hid
been separated, was making her home
with Mrs. Severns 925 Bates street
and he made such representations
that she consented to a reconciliation
and returned with him TO Peru With
in twelve hour after coming there he
attempted to Kill Mrs. Clear by slash
ing her throat with a razor He then
tried to- commit suicide by cutting his
own throat. The woman is slowly re-
covering.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-28
Mr.. Ashton Hurt; Is Recovering.

l.. b. Ashton, the grocer fell while
alighting fom one of the interurban
cars Sunday evening and came near
sustaining seroius if not fatal injur-
les He and Mrs Ashton were re-
turning from LaPorte, where they
had been visiting their daughter
Mrs Leroy Bosserman. Mr. Ashton
was thrown to the pavement with
such force as to render him uncon-
scious. He was picked up and taken
to Schultz's restaurant and medical
aid was sent for.
II was some time before Mr.. Ash
ton regained consciousness, and for
a time it was feared that he had been
seriously injured and the outcome
doubtful. He later revived and he
was taken to his home in Spring
Michigan City News
Mr.. Ashton is brother of Mrs.
Martha Clough of this city, and is
well known here.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-28

The Republicans and Democrats OF
the Thirteenth congressional district
have serious duty before them In
the selection of candidates for con-
gress TO be voted for next fall 1t is
the more so for the reason that the
district has reputation in congress
to maintain and because the welfare
of the district depends SO largely on
the character OF its representative.
A congressman must have ability
70 secure attention from his fellow
members and to cooperate and recip-
rocate with them in gaining ends de-
sired, and he must have the faculty
of identifying himself SO closely with
the work of congress that he will
be worth considering by all the in
terests. Some men with acknowl-
edged ability do not possess this fac
ulty. They might be in congress a
quarter of a century and not accom-
plish anything, simply for the reason
that they cannot mix and get into the
swim.
The plain duty OF the two leading
parties, or any other for that matter,
is TO nominate men who, If elected,
will be able to do something, men of
experience in public affairs and the
ability and disposition to make their
experience available Unless this is
done the district, and not only the
district but the state, is likely TO suf-
fer from inattention to its needs on
the part of congress and to become a
minus quantity when the forces that
count for anything are called upon Tor
action. The Thirteenth district
should. in short, have a high class
man in congress, one who could not
or would not be overlooked, and the
nomination of any other kind of a
candidate probably means defeat
South Bend News
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-28
Decoration Day at Plymouth.

All citizens are invited to partici-
pate. The column, consisting OF
Miles Fl. Tibbetts Post G. A. r., the
Ladies OF The Relief Corps and Co. |
Third regiment l. ~ c., led by the
Plymouth Band, will form under the
direction OF the officer of the dav.
Simeon Wilson, at i:3o p. m vn
Michigan street, the right, Co | com
manded by Captain Orlando johnson.
resting on Caro- street Column Will
march to- Center street, to l.aporrc
street and the Methodist churca
where the Memorial services will be
held, Commander Z. Price presiding.
The following program will be rend-
cred:
Song, by one hundred school children
Invocation ....--.:- Rev. Miller
Song .-..-.............. Male chorus
Recitation $500. Miss Maude Miller
Reading. President Lincoln's address
at the dedication of the National
Park on the Battlefield of Gettys-
oui ......... -. r. Boys
Flag Salute by school children
Address OF the day -. Rev. Palmer
Song, America Audience
Salute of the Dead, by the Post
Column reform and march to Oak
Hill cemetery, where after the ritual
service by the G. A. r. Post, the
graves of all deceased soldiers will
be decorated with flowers and a salute
to the dead be given by Co. Indiana
National Guards.
At the usual signal the column will
form and return to the front of C. A.
X Post room and break ranks.
By Order of Com
L. Tanner,
w b. Hess,
w. H. Conger.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-28
Is Paresis Germ Found?

The statement made by DR.. John
ID. O'Brien of the State Hospital at
Massillon, Ohio, before the conven-
ton of the Medico-Psychological As,
ISOLATION that he had discovered the
germ of paresis and that this dread
disease is durable has now been reit-
Grated by him in an interview He
says he has definite results to prove
this conclusion in cases VIII ch he has
treated, although professional cour-
tesy prevents him from mentioning
the names OF the persons under treat
ment. He refers to one case as that
of a Washington newspaper man, and
to Nashville engineer, both of
whom are completely cured and back
to work. He began his experiments
by taking serum from the spinal col
umns OF living patients
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-28
SPLITS NIGHT AIR
WITH ITS SHRIEKS
Strange Wild Beast Terrorizing
Farmers and Others Near Akron,
Indiana

A strange wild beast, with cry
that resembles the shrek of a fright
ened woman and with eyes that shine
in the darkness as if they were balls
of fire, IS causing terror among the
farmers who live near the woods and
swamps northwest OF Akron, Ind
The beast was first heard by the
farmers ten days ago Its cry was
described as wierd and piercing One
man said he first thought it was the
shrek of woman. but as the cry
came from a swampy woods he con-
cluded that he was mistaken Next
day he investigated and found tracks
large and broad enough for a bears.
Several men procured dogs and guns
and trailed the beast along the roads
and across fields, but finally lost its
tracks in a swamp.
Another search was made last Sat
urday, but without avail. On Monday
night scores OF people heard the cry
in the woods a quarter of a mile west
OF town, and on Tuesday morning
fresh tracks were found.
No one seems to have heard the
beast on Tuesday n ght, but on We'd
nesday aobut dusk, Miss Clara Orr
who lives one mile north, heard a
commotion in the pigpen When she
went out to learn the Cause of the
disturbance she was startled by see
ing a strange animal with eyes glow
ing like Goals of fire among the hogs
She screamed and ran to a neighbor'
Jacob Saygers He and his hired man
armed with shotguns, at once went
10 the pen. The strange beast was
still there. Both men fired at the
same time
There was a screech and snarl
and dark mass leaped the side oil
the pen. The men fired again, blu,
the beast went on toward the wood.
| dPPdi Shcy not NiiPPiSd- hC pSiiClc
in the cartridges were small and
probably only stung the animal
Tracks were found later leading
from the pen TO the woods, but al
though a party OF hunters searched
diligently until dark the "varmint'
could not be found.
Inquiry has been sent TO severa.
circuses, in the belief that the beast
has escaped from menagerie. One
man VINO got glimpse of the animal
said it was as large as a leopard, an
other believed it was a huge Canada
| lynx, but his belief was olscredited
by examination OF the tracks. Some
people are of the opinion that the
''shrieker is the came animal that
was seen in the "Helrs Neck" part
OF southern Indiana several months
ago, and that it has worked north
ward in the woods on the banks OF
the Wabash and other streams. 1t is
about $50 miles from the Pocket"
to Akron.
The whole neighbrhood is excited
over the strange animal, and timid
people will not go near the swamps
or woods at night
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-28
AMERICANS TAKING ISLANDS
Canada Sending a Representative to
Watch Interests in Far North.

Because map just issued from
Washington gives American names"
to a number of islands in the far
north to which Canada claims title.
Capt Bernier is being tustled up into
the Arctic to look after the domn-
ions interests.
Sir Wilfred Laurier referred to the
map in the house Wednesday III ex-
planning why $75O,OOO appropriation
for the royal northwest mounted po-
lice is urgently needed, adding that
Canadian jurisdiction in parts of the
Hudson Bay country and various
spots on the Arctic coast are threat
ened by the operations OF American
whalers.
IF we had sent mounted police to
the Yukon 20 years ago we would
have more territory there than we
have today" he said.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-28
FRIENDS BOOM CONN.
w. S. Wells Says Northern Demo-
Gratis Want Elkhart Man in SEN
ate.

There is a strong sentiment among
the Democrats of northern Indiana
in favor of c. G.. Conn of Elkhart for
United States Senator, according to
w. s. Wells OF Allen county.
Mr. Wells, who was a member of
the hover House OF the State Legis-
lature in the last session, mas recently
been renominated.
c. G.. Conn was a candidate for
Governor in the last Democratic state
convention.
THE Democrats of our part of the
state want TO see Mr.. Conn in he
United States Senate, said Mr..
Wells. He is popular not My in his
own district but all over the northern
part of the state"