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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21

Il have been having excellent through spnhern
State where have past week or ten
point there has been and the have
not only been attentive but have been extremely enthusiastic feel
that Republicans will the this year
ajort the candidates win contest viii
not be closesw. e. Glasseock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21

The outlook much better to me vas four years
ago that II looks nike wakaway Mr. Gasscocl
and Gasscock win State majority do not be-
Of the Republican candidates Governor Will lie as
large II not larger than they general election
Coy, "A b. Waite.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21
ttatfan child Dead.

An italian child died yesterday at
Middleton. It was buried to-day al
MNioonongah. p. 9. Jones had charge 81
the fpneral.
Mi z. Qas,saertsS II Aiontana,
was y = I business yistteF ID Fairmcnt tosI
day i pleasant cailer At the4
West yitinsaa oaIce
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-21

CONTINUED on Page Four.1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14
BRYAN DOLLAR DINNER.
Event Is Expected to Attract Many
Prominent Democrats

Lincoln, Neb,, Jan. 14.-Final
preparations for the democratic dol
lar dinner to be held in this, city to-
morrow night, at which William j.
Bryan is expected to outline the
platform, have been completed
Plans have been made for 1,500
plates and the dinner is expected to
attract many prominent democrats
from other states. Among those who
have accepted invitations to speak
at the dinner are Governor n. B.
Broward of Florida Governor Chas.
n Haskell of Oklahoma, ex-senator
Thomas NJ Patterson of Denver,
Colo, Jerry B. Sullivan of Des
Moines, Ia, and Henry Warrum of
Indianapolis, Ind. Arrangements for
the affair are in the hands of Chair
man Allen of the democratic state
committee.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14

Helena, Mont, Jan. 14.-With
hundreds of sheepmen from the At
lantic to the Pacific in attendance,
the fortyfourth annual meeting of
the National Wool Growers associa-
ton convened here today. The con,
vention will last three days. A sheep
show was opened today in connection
with the meeting, at which all the
leading sheep breeders of the couu-
try have entered animals. According
to Secretary George S. Walker of
Cheynenne, Wyo., the present mem
bership of the National Wool Grow
ers' association is II 900, a growth
of $500 during the past year. The
speakers on the program include
Secretary Wilson, Chief Forester
Pinchot and Senators Warren and
Carter
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14
A RUSSIAN DEMOCRAT
Prominent Foreigner to Deliver Ad-
dress in New York.

New York, Jan. 14.-Professor
Paul Milyoukov, head of the con-
stitutional democrats of Russia anc
leader of the combined radical par
ties in the third Russian douma,
will deliver an address in Carnegie
hall tonight, being the first of list
of distinguished foreigners who will
address the new National Civic 70.
rum. DR.. Milyoukov will pay a ny
ing visit to Washington before leav
ing on the return trip to Russia.
While here he will be entertained OF
dinner by Herbert Parsons and will
meet many distinguished Americans.
The professor will not be again al
lowed to serve in the douma, as he
has incurred the enmity of the black
Hundred because of his republican
ideas. He was at one time exiled 70
Siberia, and thus has personal
knowledge of Russias penal colonies
for political offenders.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14
DISCREDIT REVOLUTION.
Mexican Papers Have No Confidence
in Guatemalean War Talk.

City of Mexico, Jan. 14.-Mexican
papers dlscredit the statement re
Gently circulated in the United
States to the effect that General Lee
Christmas, the Memphis soldier of
fortune, was engaged in organizing
a revolution for the overthrow of
President Estrada Cabrera and the
present Kuatemalan government. 1t
is pointed out that Christmas, when
driven out of Honduras with Pres
ident Manuel Bonilla, whose right
hand man he was, took refuge in
Guatemala and was given the pro-
lection of Estrada Cabrera. Those
who know the Yankee soldier of for
tune declare that he would not seek
to overthrow the government of his
benefactor, and that, as Cabrera S
friend, he would have been unable
to secure the assistance of the foes
of the present administration, with
out which he could not expect to
accomplish anything against Cabre-
ra.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14
THE NEVADA LEGISLATURE
CONVENES IN SPECIAL SES-
SION AT CARSON.
FOR A STATE MILITIA
Purpose of Session Is to Consider
Establishment of State Con-
stabulary in Line with
Texas Rangers.

Carson, New, Jan. 14.-In re-
sponse to the call issued on Decem-
Der 80 by Governor Sparks, the
state legislature of Nevada conven-
ed in special session here today to
consider the labor troubles in Gold
field. The call was made at the re-
quest of President Roosevelt, who
had notified Governor Sparks that
such action must be taken or the
federal troops sent to Goldfield to
deal with riot which did not
materialize would be recalled. 1t is
generally believed thu. the legisla-
ture will refuse to ad pit the recon-
mendations of the governor, and in
that case the latter will probably
declare martial law. There are many
avowed friends of the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners among the Neva-
da lawmakers, and they will prob
ably seek to prevent any legislation
looking to the establishment of a
state militia. They declare that such
a militia would be practically organ
lied, armed, owned and controlled
by the mine owners and would be
used for the sole purpose of enab-
ling the operators to break up the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14

union, import "scabs" and inaugur-
afe reign of terror. with it's bull
pens and deportations, such as dis
graced Colorado a few years ago.
They assert that the miners have
shown themselves willing and anX-
iOus to carry on a peaceful strike,
and that state troops should not be
used as strike breakers. That Gov
ernor Sparks is doubtful of the will
ingness of the legislature to take an
active part in the Goldfield troubles
is evidenced by his letter to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, in which he said: "It
is a matter of legislative history
that l recommended a measure at
the last session to establish state
constabulary along the lines of the
Texas Rangers, which was rejected
by that body, the members thereof
still being in office. This assembly
but one, passed a resolution de-
nouncing the injustice done Meyer,
Haywood and Pettibone by the de-
nial of a speedy trial. The resolution
however, was tabled by the senate.
The governors implicated criti-
cism of the legislature because it
demanded a speedy trial for the
leaders of the Western Federation
of Miners has aroused much indig-
nation among the members who vo-
ted for that resolution, who declare
that recent history, in the acquittal
of Haywood and Pettibone and the
the release of Meyer, has justified
their contention. ~-
There are many rich mines in
Goldfield, but most Of these are JIM
the hands of a few men. The other
"prospects" have been capitalized
for thousands of times their possible
value and the stock sold to unsus
pecting investors in the east
Every possible means to boost
Goldfield and to advertise its Gre
sources has been utilized by these
clever stock jobbers. Prize fights
were held at which princely purses
were hung up, newspaper men W II"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14
Kansas Grain Dealers.

Topeka, Kas., Jan. 14.-Members
of the Kansas Grain Dealers ase3-
citation, one of the most influential
country, met here today for their
annual meeting, which will continuc
through tomorrow. The associatiol n
is made up of buyers and shippers Of
wheat and grain, on both large AMI
small scale, in all parts of Kansas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14
SAILORS IN TROUBLE
THREE HUNDRED AMERICANS
CLASH WITH TWO THOUS-
AND NATIVES AT RIO.

Rio Janeiro, Jan. IA clash oc-
CURED last night between 300 Am
erican sailors on shore leave and
1000 natives. Ten sailors were
slightly injured. The trouble was so
serious that the liberty parties were
recalled to the ships.
The riot was due to the arrest OF
a native by the fleet police The sal
lors say the man fourished knife
and that the local police released
him. In the confusion the man is al
legged to have cut two sailors. A
great crowd fought the sailors.
Stones were thrown and knives
used
Naval officers interviewed and re-
stored order. The reserve police
were summoned.
Eight sailors were hit by stones
Seaman Doyle of the Louisiana, who
was struck on the head, was sent to
the hospital. Men were sent through
the city ordering the sailors back.
Three natives were arrested.
Officers say the liberty order may
be revoked or modified Two sail
ors had a dispute today with a Bra
lillian soldier and the local police
arrested the soldier
Seventy marines from the ships
are ashore stationed in the main
streets. In the event of trouble the
local police will turn the offenders
over to them.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14

Washington Jan 14.-one of the
most 1 Important social events of the
session in diplomatic circles of
Washington will be the dinner to be
given tomorrow night by the Ital-
ian ambassador, Baron Mayer des
Planches, dean of the diplomatic
corps, and Baroness des Planches, in
Hengelmuller of Austria-Hungary.
The Italian ambassador and his
wife vii also give a dinner in honor
of Secretary of State and Mrs. Root
on the evening of January 27.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14
Madam Butterfly.

Manager George Amy of the Dali
las opera house has issued to out-of-
town people very attractive booklets
advertising the noted Japanese play,
Madame Butterfly" which will be
at the Dallas opera house Saturday,
matinee and night, January 25th.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14

All local unions in Ellis county
are requested to send delegates to
the county union at Italy on January
"a and 25. This is the first meeting
of 1908 and your interest demands
that you send delegates to same. c..
A. Carder, Sec-Treas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14
To Enter Navy as Surgeon.

gone to San Francisco to enter the
United States navy as surgeon
having contracted for the service in
Austin recently. Clyde Miller left
with him, having enlisted in the reg
ular naval service.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14
Good Samaritan Meeting,

Waxahachie Chapter No. 73 will
have a Good Samaritan" meeting
Friday evening, January II. Com
panions with their wives and daugh-
ters are requested to be present and
participate in the ceremonies. Re
freshments will be served w. l.. p.
Leigh, Secretary. d245w51
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-01-14

Miss Matte Graves, who was ad-
judged insane a few days ago, was
taken to the asylum at Terrell this
morning by Deputy Sheriff Rush
Hickman.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22

Su lebit MIR ipenn On froblih
leblt,
l(nb reinen Screens, feiten
Iutbs
Sen bdnfbnr benen glid erbeh1t,
WepuBt bes i6onen 2ebens'
quits.
Die anbcrn StunScn Sdblen
nift.
Die gu III llnnuth suaebrnht.
@o Oh benin idouiten Sonnenz
liht
Nur @plfen iabit unb finit're
Na6t.
Sffene Gugcn freilih eeboren Dag,
unb Elm einfdltiger friiher Sinn. oei
bas @nte nnb @rfrenlid)e on6 leber
mill mo CO linn begegnet. lInb fen
9eben lit 10 arm unb fein 2oos il
bunfel, BAG es BARN niht INNER tpie,
Der cine Stinbe gdbe. On bie Sreilbt
nn's Ser3 flppft. llnb lit Die @egeu:
mart audi bnnfcl ODER brobt bic 3n.
funit nit Sturm unb Wetter, 10 blei6
Die %eraangeubeit nit malldem beler
2idtpunft on benz 5ers uno Seele lid
aufrid]tcn fonnen. Se9r 1dGn ia.
oas einn,al Sriebri6 @iidert nlsge.
lprofen:
Tidt leiht pergcbt Elm Gag.
gin DEM ni6t irns geid)ab,
9as ber5lid mid erfreut,
8enn ih es red)t beinb.
@enn elmer bod perging,
In Dem mir nihts Deg Ncuen
Grfrenliden geIdeb'n,
60 Ioa MIDI Mltes ~frercn.
Sas lit redter. e6ter SrcubcnIinn
~9as @r5bte unb Sd]onite mas lie &C.
id)ab. floB aus elmer ioldcn Stim=
muna. &lcine. hiiitcre Seclcn Die M,
Die 8eraangeubeit betrnuern unb biz
~3ufunft fiirhten". iaet S6iler
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mentc bes 2ebens gu genieBen iinS 81
mirfen. tpie tie iolten." Mihtiae
Srcuben mub mar nid)t iu6en ae6en
lie fcblen ME ba, mo Irbeit, SrbnunN
uno Sreue lit. In eincm MenIdbei
Der iih nid)t redt freuen fann, III
irgenb etlpas nidt in Crbmuna. Sc
lrobnli6 it's Elm Ggoiit. Der aud at
Der Sreube Inberer nitt tbeil5uncb=
men permng. llnb CT perbicnt aud
feline Srerbe, benn:
@er eine5 Iubcru Sreube
itDrt,
Ser Weni6 lit feiner
Sreube ipertb.
60 nolen Mrs. polenbS I'M Sins
Bid auf bas Sreuoeuieit Der 8ei6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22
usrEdiehrme Wrihnnajteu.

Sab bic peridichcueu %Dlfer aid
beridieben ba5 @cibnaGtsfclt t%eierrt.
bns 5eigt iib redt Draltllh al Der
@eiIe, pie pas Ieltldme &Gifergemii6
9iep gort's bas @~eibnadt5fclt
begebt.
Seoes beuti6c Ginb fcnnt Dos
.G6riittinOcl". fennt Den GbriItoauM
uno Die GbriltmeB : Teripenoun9 res
Strumpfes - i'm belitideu Seim cr@
Itrablt Der Northumberland III letner
oouSeu liunpolcn @emiitblid)feit. SaS
lit bic Seier im beutihen Seim.
Spth aud, bon nnbcren Natlonnl'tattn
pirb Der Gag in cutIprcdenoer @eiie
gcfeiert.
Sir Die Staliener Sem yort5
lit Der Wei6nahtotng elm rein rcilglcs
les Selt - bas @eidente @crtheilen,
pas SrGblihtbun rirb oc.n Neulabrs
tao rprbebalten. PIN @briItta9 miro
aber elm Stiit uufgefiibrt, III meldcm
bic Suugfrou erltclnt unp Der SoleI
uhb Die &irteu uub Die teiliaen prei
a6niae mn bns Gbriitfinblein nit
Der Gngein.
@u6 fir Die ruiiiiAe Goionie
lit @cibna6t elm ltreng reiigioa 9ea
holtener Seiertag. 0eichente iuerben
nllr Der &ir1c gcgeben - e5 1T Elm
Sao bes @cbetS, bes @ptteelobS unb
bcs &ird)enSebnten. Sn ber Stride
fnieen bart ncbencinnnbcr Der rcid,e
Banter unb Der arme Mrbeiter. @eioe
fiiiien bes Yrieiters &nnb: urlo ipcnn
Der @~ottcsbicnlt 5u Cube gebt. reidlen
Die. Die iid gebaBt baten, Gle oano
unb iasen ii@ seaenieitia Gin ueriobs
nenbes Wort.
Ser Weiit bes .Srieoens allf Grs
ben nub Den Weniden eiu @obl9ez
fallen" BAT lid ielbit ouf Die Gbi>
neien Der @roBitaot iib%ertro9en.
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iilat. BADEN tie ibr eiBenes Set bonn
o~ffenen Ser8en" bonn Z. Nopember
nui Den Gbriittaa iibcrtra9en. I'm
oieiem Gage ltrDmen tic 5um SOB
&nus" Elm; an ibrcm Sempel. uno
aite 6einbe ~periobncn iib unb peroeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22

9ie Gage lebte aber fort I'M
Wunbe bes %plfes unb nod
bellte er5dGlt mande alte Iraberin
ibren anbddtig ldul6enben, brnunen
Gnteln Die &egenbe bon Der beiligcn
Samilie unb Dem Spbinr. Ind i6
16rte lie IN meiuer SugenO bon ben
2ippen Der mir lieblten nnD t9eueritcn
Srnu Der @cit. meiner Wiitter, unb
Jest, bn tie ii6 CUR gaaooe g%eirnltet
bat. iibersebe i9 lie Dem frcunoli6en
2eier.
(0cr seidGbte |erfaiier bnt 6ie
bier, in 70 flaiiiiher Yroia er3dbltcu
frommen Sngen unb 2egenoen, nlld
in poetiihcr Sorm ipicberge@
oebcn. @ir nerben Die i6Oncn Sc
bid)te in %nnicrer nddifcn Summer
brineen mn linb iiber5eu9t. Die Seier
reroen bieielben nit 9roBem Sntereiie
lcien unb 9ebiibreno piirSigcn. =
@nm. Ser TeO.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22
Ger Geia Der jItrtb-
madJts:eit.

. belize giaht! - Sic @loder
tDnen
llno feline Wrilt bleibt liebeleer;
Gin titles Silbnen mn Ierl0bnen
@ebt inter beinem Sittid Der.
IS nnben gldubig Sirt unb SeerOe
Sem Weni0enlobn. BEN @ottestiub--
9'rlm Sricoen Nllen auf Der @rbe,
Sie zines 9utcn @iliens iinb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22
Gehlafem fAaa, aher!

@ci einem Sbeaters9 irettor mclbet
li1 Scmanb, Der 9eihditigun9 iuht.
ngSo narcn Sic bcnn iriiber?" -
s@cim SbeatereC rhclter in "" -
.llno ais nas?" sd babe aes
bioien." ~@ut. ober luaS babeu
Sic gcbloien SlDte. Glarinette.
Srompetc uber 2" .&h nee,
ih bobe Die Setrolcumlampen ous0cs
blnleu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22
Metamarpbn5s.

@cnn iiG Gin junser Wann bcrlo6t.
Ingeu Die WdbGen bon ibm: .gr mar
Elm rctter Menld!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22

Sreunbe - ireniaiteu& fir bicicu
Sag: c5 lit III &ubrbeit en- Gag pcs
6rlabcu5. 6e5 noffenen &cr8eus".
Gin id5ncr 0cbrau6 berridt in
Der ipriiden airhc Mem gort's: bI
bulcrt Die Seier Die gen5c GhriitnteBs
@o6e biuburh bis gum @cibnrhtSs
tnGe. Gurf Nbitinnnrg miro eiu
jlnt9es Mdhhcu %gelpdbit, bic ben
@nQcl DER 2armbcr5igtcit ulD Diilhe
bartlett. Sic iiBt IN @eiB 9eilcibet
inter cinem 8uiDohin, rings mn tic
her Bremen @ahsfer5en. llnb bier
Stunben tdalih naEeu lid ibr pru
elmer Seitc 2eute in belieren Gcrbdlts
niilen nit ibren 0nbcn. sic Der gngel
Der NRiibe cut hcr auberes Seite Ill
Die gebiiritigeu pertbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22

9ns lit treue Gbriitcnliebe, Die
ben Ieni6eu lanft aegen anoere nub
ltrenge gegen iih ielbt mdht.
Wnndc piirben pbnc Wnoicn
an Die grmen ni6t leli9 iuerOen
tonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22

User lid, bafir iuiercifcrt. 8ern
lidl III Sbrtm Wobnort fem Mgcut fiir
oos bcriibnlte Sousmiitel. Sorni's
IlpcntcNutcr, 6efiubet. Damn i6reiben
sic iofort an 81. Setcr Sabrnep IL
SpnS., Chicago. Sll., nno peridnifeu
lid cole Gin6cIbeiten in 0etreff ibrcS
6cilmittcls, mb ME man basielbc err
balten fanu. Die 9lbreiie lit 112-
11S 90. &oDne ape., Chicago, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22
5unntass-pianbcrei

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er;nncrt ms an jene 3eitsn. no niidb
mir Ntnoer oelp,itn. inter Dem
gSctbnad)tsbIum gcltnnbcn, ms bic
tletnc arippe aneelhnut, nnb oem
Chriltfinbd'en uniere 2icber gcIungen
tnteu. Us luur cine Id)0uc. tilntihe
3ctt, bob oeS @laubcns nnb bpa ser
tinSlidleu Srellbe. Sn bcn sfpci
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mir, gernbe pie IN elmer Idrhenseit
- ip'e IN elmer 3eit Der .nnbez
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ras Gbriittinb leibbcf.is arf iilbers
tcil Sdrtnaen az n terobgeitmeDt
uno NIT leudtenOem Nnt(ib inter
ms actretcn ipdrc. mir bdttcn uns
itiGt petipunocrt, Dem o~bncnpcn. err
trnrtungspoaen airDetDer5eu fr1rc CO
dig etpas aan5 Notiiriid)es erif,ice
ilen. - Wir iinb inhcIicr aft uno
9rdu 9euoroen nno fiibleu uiht mcbr
10 unmittelbar unb finbesfriih. ipic
ocmals, in un1eren ainbern nnb Sim
p%e5finDcrn dbcr erleben mir an ben
&etbnnd)ts3altbcr bon bnmals ipieber
NIT. lpenn audi Der heae @lan3 oc>
lit. psnn COS SerS alld, nidt
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lei hns @eite uno Shonitc an 8cibs
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cigenes Sing bnmii niht mir Inn bic
&orfrcuoe Der @cibnndt. %ionbern Inn
Die Tprfreube ilbcrbaupt. Sic fcmmt
lpie Elm gote nnb flopft nn's 6ers, lie
tpmmt fpie Elm Tropbet, lirs oon Sem
81 funoen, mas fon,men lou.
Sretlih gibt's nltf Tielc, bic
tpollen BON Der Srcubc iibcrhanpt
nifts iriiien. @arum Iih freuen,
Iagen tie, mo CO 10 picl Notb nno
gIcnb eibt, lpo5u iid freuen in bieiem
viroiIfen Sdmmcrtbnl", in Dem ms
rings 2cio nnb Srnncr umgibt?
Irmc, bebauernstperthe WeniGcn bic
olio iprehen. Sbncn feblt es an
araft uub Iutb. benin alih CUR
Sreube 9eboren 3raft unb Wutb itilb
Elm ltarfer @iae! - @arum freut
ii1 Die S1genb mebr uno intenliner,
nls rag Sitter? @cil tie nit ungce
ihirddter arnft unb unaebrofenem
Miiitbe in's 2ebcn binein ihnit, neil
tic iid) freuen min. l1nh Die ctte,
pubre Srclbe ipa Elm gcifoiotbeil unz
iercs 2ebens fem. lonit lit es niht
lcbrnsipertb. Nift umionit iingt Der
Sihter:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-22
Ser Ieni6 lit feiner
GSreube tpertb.

60 polen Mrs. po0enbs I'M Sim
blid auf bas Sreuoeufeit Der 8ei6z
naebt nidt baltcn! Sas Set Der
2icbe. DEM mir ent9egengeben, lit
bas Set Der Sreube, Der Sreube. oie
Damn crit edit lit uuo rein. fpenn lie i'm
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 reduction free from duty of mach inery for mining and smeltiug pur. poses. The term is extended by the bill until the end of June of next year The bill for the sup pression of import duty on mer- chandise to be introduced into Quiurana Roo was also passed by
 he chamber.
 Chihuahua Enterprise: Messrs Alvarado and de la Vega have secured the new AIvarado Hotel and are now busy getting things in shape to open it to the public about June 1St. The hotel was built by Don Pedro Alvarado more than a year ago but has never been opened to the public. It is built of white stone and has about thirty rooms, all nicely furnished, and opening on the patio. In the basement there is a bar and pool hall in which are four new tables. There Is also a first class barber shop in the building and on the whole 1t will be the best appointed hotel in town.