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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-25

Elm Bargain lit, fir iraeno Semnnb,
Der gerne cine quite Sarm 1abeu
mohte. Sic Sarm ipiro bertauft iperz
ben entrpeoer ais @an5es poer in
Sar5enen. Sic 8ebin9unaen: en-
0rittel bar, bas iibrige in Ieidten
Sbeil8ablungen. Sic Snrm ipirb perz
fauft lperben nit oher pbne Die bless
jdbrige grnte. Iusgenommcn etipa
40 Ider Weibeloub lit IIles inter
auItur. Nau miB bns 2ano ieben,
nm beiien Gortteile 81 iplrb.z
gen. 9as Qanb tpirb an einem ollsz
nabmsfpeiie niebrisen &reiIe gum
8erfaufe ~an9eboten. 8er 5uerit
fomnlt. miro ouerit beoient. lin
Ndberes penbe man ii9 an
Mimi, ober at
M MnUCEE n--J---J q n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-25

Sic Sarm Iieet i'm gcb &iber
Sbale, aft unb cine balbe Weile BON
groofstou, Solf @ountp. Iinn. Sic
Sarm umfabt 600 Nder guten, rei=
diem. ihnarSen 8oben; in bier Tbeile
ober Sarmeu setbeilt, tpel9e nabe bel
chamber liesen. Die Sarm nit ben
0ebduben beitebt aus einGm biibi6en
speiitodi9en Srames Saus NIT 5ebn
3immern. feiner, groben S9eune,
8ornboben. S6nppen nnb 5tpei guten
arteiiihen Drummer. Gin ib0ner
Gaienplas um9ibt bas Saus unb elm
biibiGer fiinitlider 8robe lit na6ebei.
Ser Game lit iebr bnran 9eleeen. bas
2nnb 5u berfaufen, besbalb bietet tie
bnsielbe 5u einem Yreiie. Der ipirfli6
rrrc rno rro-n-,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-25
RatboliiGc ttniperiitGt
bon Y(tnerifa. /.

WASHINGTON, D.. c.
ut. ReD. .. :. S'Gonnen, ,. D., 8ettor.
SIR ~geiifiithe nnb aoien. Stubenten. goaesien
uno 0rabuirte. Wbtbeiluugen. Der See6ittermin
besinnt am s. Sttober 1908.
d1reibt fir 8ataIpg. ia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-25
Mnsweis iiber ben 8eRanb
- ter-
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank

o~rsaniiirt inter zen @eiebsa Ssma'S, etablirt AZ
2nbuaue, I'M Gountp Dubuque. an Sblufe
bS geibnites am
IA. 4agmif, A. D., 1908,
wi. er benz Geisss semaB on ben aubitsur bes Staa.
ties etnatt purbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-25

MRS. ROSA N0EsEN. Crookston, MINI. Ober an
REV. m. L. NOESEN, Deadwood. s. Oak.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-25
Wntbaben:

getraa on gasfieIn. Bombs unb anberen
histontirten ober ~aefauften unb ppn Der
Bant 9eeisnetsn Siderbstten. -. . & 81, 73S. 762 80
Saarbetr19e oil Sauo ME
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
&on cincm &riippcl nicocrgcidDuiitu,

&ohn@tomn Eda -. SnIi -
Ger 19sj0brige Gbciter @ibion, cit
ariippel erld)ob geItern 2Iben0 3lt
N0nt. O@lo, lrabe bier, ben 2S.iIb.
>lacn frmf FooomiG lno brod)te
Gem 20-iGbrigen Bert 8lono cine
IebCn5AeIGbrlicbe 9Tllnoe bci. Ter
lb1ter pllroc bcltte in oaS 8ci1ng,
nib ST Gben9blrg 1cbrnd)t, no er ers
flGrte, CT tonne licb ni6t I'M @criua.
lien ani Den Goriaa erinncrll. Nic
Is bcibt battcn EooOailr uno @ibio,
IN anacbcltertcm 3l,tanoe 9lnn0 1c.
troiicn lm0 i'm oillgeior0ert, etlicbe
bele9te Nuttcrbro0e iiir lie 5u folticn.
Gr that ca mo alS er 5ltrildtebrte,
acrietb cr III eincn Strcit nit oel
lungen Wiinncrll in oeien Gerloui
er pom @iblon ae'd)oiien mur0e. Fn0.
h1ltr pcrlld)tc, Dem 2riippel oit
WoiiC 81 cutrciBen mo luurbc ourd,
cinen 5mctcn Sbtb aetootet. Gona
itubIer QldnO, Der Gater ocs ger.
munoetel, pcrbaftcte Sibion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23

nuo lid ais iibcr Dem @cirbc Itcbcuo
Slt betrodltell bicn.
90oa oic 9CaicrlnQ pndd1it m ocm
Sale tbun miro, lit nod nid1t be,
Itinmt. 9(ti DER Ncw 9orfcr N6rie
iinb sic 9lftien Der ,Stonouro CiI
Comp" in IolQc ocr ltocbridt fiber
Dos 9Iciultnt ser 2lppcUotion bclltr ct.
bcbIid geiticAcn 2ic 9ohriht iibcr
cine Grb0blr1Q 0ca @opjtuIa ser Cont
poQnic nm $50O0Oo00O miro uicliuh
bcppcifclt lrno iiir Die 4icocrGuhma
cineS iriibcrcn lulbcQriluoctcn @r.
riihta beiCihnct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
Snrdj cine Grploiiun ect6otct.

Sbippcraburh Fo.. %.
SuIi - lrri 9eltc, lpcIhe nit Dem
Sprcngcn uou ,5CIicn bci'm Slunmit.
1urtitid an Der nGnmberIano Iui.
leu 9nbu" beidlditiat mnreu, muroen
0urd cine uo3citige grploion uuf
ser Stcac get0Otct uno 5uei onoerc
crlittcn Icbcn2gei0brlide uno sebu
eruItc Gerlctuugen Iie 9cute mur.
Den nah alien Sinmclsridlttnaen &c.
ihlcloert ul0 inter gergeH pon
6el5ltiitcn pcrifiittet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
8lntiac TcipcrnbDs.


NcrpumOcu eli GerioncL cine 6rut
umo Orci Eoli3iiten idiuer. - Sbr
3uiluht5ort pon RoIi3iltcn um-
iteQt.
GO iton %. Suli. - GGi gcrio-
rcn. Onrmtcr iijuf EoIi}iitcn, mitr.
ben hcute Nbcno I'M &ouoico GIoin.
Giitrift pon }pei 9e9perooo5 aeidoi.
len. Srou GcIia 6olon mo brei go
Ii3iitc1l iino, uie mon iiirdtct, t0otlid)
ucrleet. llit Niidicn mO 9icpoloern
bcipoiinctc Tolisiiten bobcn cinen
Gor0on INN ocn 6ronflin-Eort ge5o.
gcn in mclhcm sic (bdter 3uiludt
ildtcn.
Olon lIoubt 01B Ole MGnner Der
9Nuoc unlcb0rcn Die 8citcrn 9ioht
cine 9Sirtbdbait III Sunaica FldiE
tcroubtc. nodOem tic cinen Monn
crihoiicn lmo 3pei onocrc perpunoct
bottc. ,Srm IeIio Snllou, cine Der
ShmerpcuulmOetcL itouo nit ibrem
&i0c i'm }(rn Dor ibrcr SouStbiire.
2llS Ole }uci bon ser McuQc periolg.
ten Wdmcr an ibr porbci IieiCu,
icboB elmer Oericlben oui iiC. Die
au9el 0ranG Der tSr1lt biter ocm
rchtcu Chr IN oCn aopi.
Nerbcrt G. anor, cil 9tudtmGdtcr,
llno ser EoIi3iit gomon0 McDtubon
mltroen iu oen lluterleib geidoiien
&bre @rnnoeu iiuo ld)lper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
EoStfntidjcn 9iauber madyen quite
Wcnte.

&ifclp. Hep., -. Suli - 3Uei
maatirte uno idper belpoifnete gun.
hitcn bieIten in Der Iebten Nad1t oie
5lDlldcn bier lm0 9lIturas iabrenoc
Folttltidc an unO 5manprn oen go.
ten Ser o@ea@ Sarge g." iciuc
8elotiItc bcrab SIT mericn. 9ieielbc
cntbieIt cine groBe Silmmc in @olo,
meldc 5lr 2Ibl0bnllng bon 9lrbeiterr
III 2Ilturn0 oicnen iolltc. 9ic Yulia-
nicrc uurOcn nidt belGitigt. Ger
ShcriiI pou 2lIturdS lit nit cinen
2luigcbot 5ur &criolglna Der GGltbcr
olll1ebrohcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
In elmer Stride pernnaliltt.

ct. Souis, %. Suli. - 9(lS
ainoer bellte gcIeacntlid Der 6rii6.
rleiie IN Der nelten ct. 6ron5 Dc
Sole@.&irde Elm Heqliiem inngen,
ltilr5ten 3pei G'ppicr aus elmer S1bc
non 30 SUB berab, oireft Dor Die
Sire oea 0odm, Ir. SoImed, mel
der Ole Oiciic cclebrirte. Gincr Der
0iGnncr pnroe gctootet rmo oer an.
rcre lcbenSgei1brlih perIebt. Sir
Werillt aui peldem iie nrbetetcu.
mar jnlammcn acbrohcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
sraaiidJc SOlscn cincs Wiihueritano'
uijTcs.

l(mitc Gitp, Qa., -. Suli. -
Soiepb 2(niaIome un0 Gincen,o gu,
cllto, itolicniitbc @cniiicn1rtncr,
muroCn beutc in Der Mubnund oc9
Gritercn, etpo }cbn Dieilen iii0lidt
Don bier 0urf Elm 9luigebot utter
Dem Sheriil Sobn SulI geidloiien
un0 idncr perluluuoet INTO D0br
lhcinlih lit Der GoriaIl ole 5olgc ci
mes beOlucrIihen U|ibpcritGnonliiea.
Dor etIihcn {o9en mar ein Gerind)
genaht mor0eh z. i. Simmona,
eiuen Strcden.2lllflebcr Der Giien.
bobn. mriher fllrj porher 3pei ,{ta.
licnet entlalicn bate. 81 eruorocr.
Sheriii Suul un0 ieine Seute, melhe
olti oie lhdter lnbn0etcn, pobten Oil
NnInlome'3 (biirc lm0 iorocrtcn Gin.
LAB. }lniuIome, melher. mie er iugt
Die Diaunibait filr cine GdubcrbonOt
belt, icuerte clncn SdredIduB III
Die Silit n6, ruorallf 0n3 2ltf1ebot
cine Salpe III 0aa Saua ieuerte uno
bel0c Mdnner an mebreren aorper.
ftrllen pcruruoete. Iie Gerluluoe.
ten linO bcbuis gerbnH0lius nad
9tem.Crleans gcbraht iuorocH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
Ncue Nnd)treitcr @cmalttlIatcn.

2ouiSnilIe, ap, -. Snli. -
Sic Stotioncu Scr nSainoiS Central.
Gohn" 81 @roeep Otter Bono mo
GrnIeon Spriu1s in Gbriitinn.Goun.
tn, apy mur0cn mGbreno Der pergnn.
Denen 9iodt 0urrb Nohtrciicr eingc.
0idlert Nan pcrmllthet, ooB ole
9ron0Itiitlmgcn iur Gcrgeltlng oa.
iilr pCribt murben, OoB Oic Nobnge.
ieIlidoit 8cIegcntIih Der fiir5lideH
Nubelt0rllngen 81 Cobb Ser StodtSs
Willis 9cItattete, oui ibrcm Gigen.
tbnnl 81 ldaern. Ter 8ouuerneur lit
oberntolS Inn miItGriibc 0iilie CT.
Iudt noroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
9agen>s
tsSuIt1s---.
elhdieliaieit lit bic abweIeuheit uoH sdlmsr

ejlidieiaieit lit Die Abweienbeit uon Snlmers,
inat 3eGn Eaul Ntcber, nuo 2oooO oaliipate
gaientcn icencr oaa Nnafciis oes Sr Slisbee
ds has einiiee Seimitel. ods gegeli Sdmur'
rBcicen cilioedt muroe. es III elne iplhen'
fChaftlide @rr1lnbung oer beiien DIctbooeil lrnu.
3Hftfdter engliiher uuo dmeriianiider sSunos
drjie. uirft ais sniirnment petbnnDsmitiel
UNI Ueoi5in aemdbrt foprtiae HinoernHa nno
briHei naliernbe oeIiina. Freis Sl00. Ftos
aehter & 60, aior 2l16. 9epsYori.
(liTngn)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
.8alt & SbtD
Grfariioneus SuIietia.

s~$
6umbcrlauo uno jurHd.
St.10--Srrieicg spriuga uuo Surlid.
81 -Wlarttnebura uIo buritd..
S1.25-Narpero 1crm uno 6urhf.
Snuntan, ben 26. Snli. Spca
}lu6na berdnt AEouut MuOns
g1t, @a9H59i n1,, ., 1h,,,o nm, n1r @,GorgSsnS,
0eHS.
sinaara 6aHS.GrturHuuen.
StO.G5-6tettnae, Den 81. Suli, n. lulo
2S. gtngnt, II. September
2. Citobcr, Nuuc f. luQc oHls
iia, eiuitIeBin oes &crIauias
TAGS. Spr5tuIlu6 init Goutrco
nno Eullmau Gdrlor 9NuNpuuS
&ertd6t Gumocn gububut $40
@|o III Wtnunt Houhl EububUf
$40 &urnt Guttbnnert nuo hc,
riibmtc SebiAbslbuI. uoe SdWCi3
BON @mcrin".
ecbirae,Eriuriiuucn
Sj00-Sccrs& s&6rf Iutiano uun Wtuuntniu
Entc Fart, Nh, mo itriti, $50
den 6HO GrfurIiunCt Sihcrt M
hcre NuSilnft in baltimore u Sbin
&tIIct &urcnur.
2ccuirr.G Grtprfuncu.
S5.00-gltlantlc 6itB, Gupe WiaD, sea
3alc Gitn NM Eccau Gitp, M,
nnb 5nriid, ieeru SrcitaH nnO
Snmitnq bis 5um IL. september.
lSitItla ttlr ote fidlabrt BITS
Sienlida iuCIuinc.
Sunurit,,Uneu.
S25.50-GhirGnu nm Suriid. 81 uts
2G, Nult; Rltdabri bis 81. NItlt
9iutnnnls9nuueniiun Der llunbs
bunGiQfcita Rdrei
S3t .j0--St. Suuis uuo 6uriif, 81 Snli
bis 2 gluNuit Ridiahrt bis
10. 9luQuit. pNniebia oi Gulm
bus"
St0.ij-9plceu unb luriit, 27. his 30.
9tluit. Rilifdbrt his II. Seps
tember. ,Sranb 9lrmD Of tbe
AtepuhIiC" (2O5h)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
Gnebcc'S Gcicr.


Qucbcc. Gon., -. SuIi. - Ger
Erit5 bon @alc2, @robbritmnicn' s
}utiinitiaer a0nia fonl bcltc oll
Ocn Shlodbtidiif o&noonitobIc"
bier nlt un0 0aa iiir icinc Nclpills
tonlnmltna uorbereitcte FroQrdnln
muroe Oitrh1eNlbrt ob QlcIth lhluere
&cdcn1iiiic ocn Guou,t ser 6cii.
lihtcitcu ctliacrnoBcu bcuahtbcls
i1ten. 2ie bier licQenocn britiihcn.
iron36IiIhcn ln0 uncrjtauilhcn
&ric0aIdllife fcucrtcn clncnSnItt pon
jc II NononcuChiliien al, ais Der
pSnOonitoblc" un , llhr 9ndnlt-
tags nor 9lnfcr gina, mo Oom er.
tol1tcn 0ic ilbIdltu 2lchtunq0bciuhc
ser N0mirGIc, Oc2 @cneraI-& &oupcr.
ncllr5 2or0 @reD, Oc2 Gclondridoua
Soro 9fobcrtS lmo ouOcrcr Niirocn.
trGAcr Gicc. .FrGlioent Goirbanfa
bcN1b iid ltnl $50 an NorO oc2 ,,&u-
Oonitdblc" lmO bcgrijBtc oen Erju-
SEN I'M 9tamcn Der Rclierln0 mo
bca &olfco Der &er. Staatrn.N .Ncqics
rmg hurh cine flrr5c 2(niprohc. iiir
luelde Scr FrH5 IN mNrmcn @orten
0duftc.
MittIerueiIc mar cine Qta Glites
(rllppeu ser Snnoz ltno Secmod)t SIT.
ianmengcicbte Gbrcmuahe am Cant
ounNSplNbc otfAcltcllt mor0en mo
eSfortirtc Den Frin}cn nadocm Der
lclbe bel icincr 2nnOunQ pom cana.
niihcn Ercmier Cir Miliri0 Courier
brarilbt morocu mar, 0urd Die uoIfa
brlcbtcn StraBcu Hot Der GitoocIc,
Dem b0d)ltcn Eunftr Ser Stoot Ter
Frn5 bc5o1 BORT 0na fiir i'm uorbc.
reitctc prtntOollc Glnrticr 1tnO oic
f6niAlidc Ston0artc mtroe iibCr
0cr'rlbcn mllAc}o2cn Girfa 10000
Ofum YNbtruppen nm 5000 gee.
lcutc iinO }r 3eit bier con5cutrirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
&rrmiIdJtc telegrapliid)c Icpcihcn.

- Gie 2Iepielbanoluna pon 8rn.
BAN, 9iigga 4 50, IN 8aaipolis, O..
mcide 2ilbIipeiher in minneapolis
mo Rem Dorf bciiet. bat nit gttipen
I'M 9ctruge Don $1,000 uno Eaili.
pcn in 0Gbe pou $l7t. 900 sen Son.
flro erfldrt. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
STIR itarfc Tlotte.
HuuicuClt rcOrt int sNauHl Mnr Guls
lcNc" ut Nc,upurt.

Gr mill cine aompiiIottc crIier
aloiie, oocr gar fcinc. - Ncr,
Staoten miiiicu iir o0c 6dle &c
rilitet icin ln0 AT cocnhlcuc &cr.
t5ciOiNrm1 ser Monroe Goftrit
Ocuteu 2tli Der 6obrt nod
9Iclpport rempelt Die ErGiiSentcn.
&oht oN}opilowcr" cincn Shoo.
ucr an lmo bobrt i'm in Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23

S2.J0-Gumbcrtaub imo Surnd.
St.su-Srrieien springa uuo 5urlld
81 St.25-NinrttnebHra mo Suritd..
81 .25-Gnrper'e Nerrn MMo hnrlh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23

ennnton, ben 26. 1nt spc.
}iuISna berldbt Miouut &uuas
l'nbnbof nn llbr Worgens,
GdmocH'Nnbnboi I'm 40 Wiora
QHHG
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-20

the tedious Journey. We were shown
Balanced Rock, Lovers Leap, Rain
bow Falls, Sunset Rock and Moses
Sarcaphagus-w which we do not DOUBT
is rock old enough for that distine-
ton. OF the many interesting people
and customs, new to us, there IS nor
time to mention, but all contributed
to make our visit one never TO be for
gotten; and we started homeWard
glad Of the opportunity of seeing now
part of the other half lives,
The wagon came for us one hoQt
late, but made such fine progress
down the steep descent that all were
much encouraged. but alas for human
hope; the team from town met Us
with new visitors, and we were told
to exchange This we did. but aias'
not the persuaSions of the entire party
could move those mules or their driN-
er out of walk. and we reached the
river in time to see our train pulling
out on the opposite shore So we
waited, perforce, till afternoon, and
at Russelville, rather than take a
night train. we again waited till
morning, and reached home, just %
hours after starting from Nebo, less
than one hundred miles,
Some day enterprise and capital
will unite and transform this prom
ised land, railroads and cogroads viii
make travel easy, but the poetic and
| picturesque will have vanished
! MRS. r. c. TENEYCK,
| 1oOE N FlorpuCo st. Fl PlSO. Texas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-20

Portland, Ore. April lS.-fester-
DAYS primaries resulted in the nomln-
alton for United States senator on the
republican ticket Of Henry NJ. CAKE
of Portland, by over 1000 majority
over United states Senator Charles ".
fulton and on the democratic ticket
of Governor George u. ChamoefInin'
whose nomination was uncontested
Roth successful candidates favor Ore
CONS present law for the NOMINATION
Of United States senator by direct vote
Of the people In the first congress
sional district, Congressman W. q
Hawley, Of Salem, became tn" fepup'
Iican candidate without contest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-20
Roswell TORRANCE
4 Automobile. United states Mall and Passan'
gee scryioe--Es Established Jan, 10, 1908.

ahortom -r,a 90 r,osweli and All points
10 the Porog valley This being United
7J1ioB untl route the cars must and do
leave on schedule time
Automobile leaves Torrance daily at O.
M. arriving Rt Roswell ut II a. m.---HavinH
passengers over thirty hours between these
points over any other line, Courteous and
expert chauneurs IN charge Of every car
5ontH reserved BY applying TO agent at Tor
rance, or tho RoHwell Auto Co, Roswell NJ
M Baggage allowed so pounds. Any
amount of baggage can be carried by noti-
wing Roswell Auto CO. at Roswell N, NJ
j. w sTOCKARD, Manager
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-20

Tho structure was almost destroyed,
the chief loss falling ON the ocSu-
nants. the simmons Manufacturing
ronnanv and McAush and Dryer, fun
niture manufacturers,
The blaze broke out in the quar-
ters of the latter concern and IS sup
messed to have been caused by spon'
taneous combustion in the NarhSU
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-20

Chicago. April lS.--LosS OF $lt'.-
900 was occasionpd By fire Wai'a at
tackled tour-story brick building 9.
No. Z West Erie street this afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-20
AN ACKNOWL EDGEMENT
TO FRIENDS OF
THE CLUB


The Woman's club is duly grateful
to the Morning journal for its gener-
Gus offer in allowing us the privilege
of issuing the special Easter
edition. Thanks are extended
to the merchants who have
assisted us in making the venture
profitable one, and acknowledgement
is made to the following who have
favored the club with cash donations:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-20

Of Kidney disease.
While kidney dis
orders are the
most common
diseases that pre-.
vail, they are
almost the last
recognized by
patient and ply
sicians, aCho coR-
tent themselves
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-20
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect il.

Most people do not realize the alarm
inc increase and remarkable prevalency
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-20
uih doctorng the effects, while the 0ra9
.pal disease undermines the system.
what To Do.

,,jg doctorfpg the effects, while the 0rtg'
.u,l diseqse undermines the system.
What To Do.
There is comfort i'll the knowledge so
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TThe following interesting article
was written and put in type for the
Ladies' Issue Of the Morning Journal,
but the new editors We're so much
concerned lest they might not have
copy" enough to fill up the space
that they prepared little too much,
and the foreman selected this to De
left out because he thought it would
be good for any other time,
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green turban and about 20 dervishes
seated around the rail, all chanting:
Allah il Allah" their bodies swaying
from side to side as they shouted the
assertion that God is God" over and
over again.
They next stood up and, swaying
back and forth convulsively, emitted
gusty signs that gradually grew into
horrible noises as leader after leader
sprang in front of them, setting the
pace faster and faster, new leader
taking the place of the exhausted DIG
as he turned and bowed to the sheik,
signifying that he could do no more.
All this time blind sheik chanted un.
ceasingly in high piccolo voice.
The bodies swayed and jerked more
and more Quickly, the noises grew to
frenzied bowls and animal-like sounds
that reminded one forcibly of the zoo
at feeding time. A tall, gaunt desert
priest stepped in front of the men.
bowling and swaying, his long hair al.
ternately covering his face and tossed
back over his shoulders.
Under his leadership the dervishes
became frantic, their eyes were
glazed, foam flew from their lips and
some fell prone from exhaustion. Wa
stayed to see no more, but hurried out,
followed by the volume of inhuman
cries and bowls.
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WADDELL MAY BE BARRED
FROM ORGANIZED BASEBALL
Eccentric Pitcher to Be Banished for
Life If He Jumps St. Louis
Contract.

That RUDE Waddell, the star pitcher
and baseball eccentric, is tempting
fate, is made evident by the state
ments of President Hermann, chair
man of the national baseball commits
sion. eff it is true that Waddell has
jumped his contract with the st. Louis
Americans to go with the outlaws
and this fact is proven to the COM
mission" Hermann said, "Waddell
will become permanently ineligible.
his case being exactly like those of
contract jumpers who were banished
to Tristate league for life"
Waddells desertion of the st. Louis
Browns is one of hundred or more
foolish and eccentric things that the
celebrated southpaw pitcher has
done since he has been in the major
league spotlight. So weird and I'M
natural have been his escapades that
people have long ceased to be aston
ished at his notions of attracting
publicity.
In all these years he has fooled him
self far more than he has fooled his
employers, for his salary has always
been small in comparison with the
amounts paid for less capable pitchers
Of good habits.
Great twirler that he is, RUDE has
always been, first of all, a prize DON
key. Connie Mack says that had the
RUDE been faithful and true, he might
have had from $4,000 to $4,000 a
year, instead Of his comparatively
small salary of $4,000 or $4,000.
One of Comics "reminiscences is of
game the RUDE played in Whining
ton, Del, on one of his runaway
days. He was assigned to left field,
in which was stationed big lawn
roller RUDE went over and sat in
the drivers seat, 20 feet outside of the
the left he would abandon his seat
and catch it. And then he won the
game with three-base hit.
"The trouble with McAleer is that
he takes 'Rube' too seriously" says
Connie.
He recalls no story about the Rube
with as much enjoyment as that in.
cident about his loss of his Ameri
can league pennant charm in 1895.
The RUDE pawned the golden gem for
a pittance and the next day Connie
missed it from his watch charm.
"Have you lost it?" asked Mack.
EYES," said the RUDE.
"Then we'll offer $50 for it's return,
said Connie. Its solid gold and worth
| $780,"
The $50 was offered and the bar
tender who bought the charm for SIC
| brought it back. Mack paid the $50
and gave Rube his charm.
Mack's friends say that most of the
81 and IS handouts to the RUDE in the
last six years have come out Of his
salary.
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SCENES in CAIRO
The Funny Things One Sees
By
MARSHALL p. WILDER
Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowles.)


A first drive in Cairo is a joy-the
objects of interest are so unceasing
and so replete with historical meaning
The first thing to stir ones memory is
the opera house, built in six weeks, so
there might be fitting home of song
for the company of great French sing
ers brought over by the royal spend
thrift Ismail to assist in the gorgeous
celebration attending the opening of
the Suez canal.
Here was given the first perform
ance of Verdi's opera Aida" written
expressly for the occasion. The per-
Torrance was further unique from the
fact that Mariotte Bey, the great
Psychologist and discoverer of the
Rosetta stone, gave his attention to
the production, so that every detail Of
scenery, costume and plot was histor-
ically correct, while the Egyptian
museum was ransacked for properties
and jewels. 1t was probably the great
est stage production ever seen, or that
ever could be given, and was only pos
sible at a time when Ismail spent
$21 100000 on the celebration attend
ing the opening of the canal that was,
first and last, his country's ruin.
In the Monski, as we'll as other char
acteristically native streets on the
way to the bazaars, every phase of life