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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02
Observation-Disclosures

Sn @ien bat Der f%ran3oiiide
2uftihiffer gleriot einen Sriumpf
pbne 8leiden g%efeiert. Cine Serle
pom 1liigen allf Der Simmeringer
Seioe bat Stiirme bon Segeiitcrung
erregt mo Dor Nlen ocn grellell
&aiicr Sran5 Soiepb b%lngcriiien.
@leriot bate ieinc Slii9e IN 0e'
aenmort bcs aaiiers, bcs gelonmltcn
!Suiltaats unb Der Seboroen nlSgc,
fiibrt. Scinc 2eiitung mar cine &C.
raoe5u glGn5enoe, nno Die Snnoert'
t~ollicnoe, Die 5uidailten. brad)en III
nid,t cnbcn moQcnben Silbel aus.
Nit INNER lebbofter peroenoen
Sponnung hattie Der aoiicr Die Mo-
,loper 8leriots perfolgt. Sntte Der
Monard anaeiidts Der GntpidelilnJ
Der euitihiffiabrt idon lange Elm IN
teniipcs Sntcreiie b~etbGtigt. 10 mar
bieies burd, feline perionlide Inipe-
icnbcit bel Den iiingItcn Tlla.Icrau
italtuuoen in @ien anf's Sohite &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
&aGiiessta.
California.

= Ilts San Scrnuroino perloil-
let: Grih6pft mo ocGt 3uinnmelts
braden ru6e Don Gcr id)rcdiifen Gr.
fc5rung, oic lie Gcmncbt bnttcn, lang.
ion fiir5Iid) Trau ". =. @cfcr, ole
Srdn 6c2 StutipnanNetteu Der Snlt
2nfc-Sobn 1T Greltlinc, EnO ibrc eli.
jGbriac Spd)ter III ibrcm @nu'c or,
nadIocm Tie cine 5peitGgigc Ecla.
gcrllng non elmer SfjGar &0tfc aus
ocbQlteit buttcn. Ndltlul0oier5tg
ShmlDcu lang morcn lie III elmer
Siittc oltf elmer pcrlaiicnen Sdafs
rurb Don Den bllngrigen @cIticn clns
gcibIoiicn geholten morbct. &Nb=
reno ibr 8uttc unO Safer nit 100
8nbnnrbeitcrn nod ibnen Iltd)tc, bot
ten Die Srolt unb bns WtdOd)en nit
&niippeln bie Ingriffe Der Wolfe OBJ
ipebren miiiIcn. Die 8eitien perilld.
ten, Die Srettcr, Die Die &dnoe Der
Siitte 6ilbeten, loS5ureiBen unb burdl
&raben uno 8raben iid bon unteil
einen @eg IN Dieielbc 5l babnen. Die
9eioen ipuroen am Wontag IN einen
3nitanoe poaiger @rih0pfung oltfgcs
funoen. sic batten iif m6bren0 Ser
gon5en 3eit BON einer barten &ruIte
9roo ernGbrt, bic tie in Der Siitte
porfanben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02
at,mntcr iibcr tDmnScr.

Ion benz Ihiluippben beist eS: rGr tritt Der.
elm NIB iaot. oas Sing, oas ItuB 10 ietH.~a Dtt
anberen Ssprten S9er oen Sapen nut ben griino
gebt, gluu6t nn teiue Bunoer, ionoerl linoet
Ines naturlidD. limb bod giebt es tdglltl geuna
Der iiber Nuuber Su ihaiiet; .. y. Weniden,
melde nidt eianlni Die einindltel SebenSoorS
ifriiten bepbod,ten. SeoeS 5hter. oas Elm un7
ipoblieiu p%eripiirt. miro upn ~ietnsri 3nlitiitt eer'
aulaBt, ieiuenI 0orper cine entlpreolenoe Er.ege
angeoeinen 5~ulaien. Hur Der @cnidl, bic ioges
nannte arone Der SdlopiunB glaabt. %ieinenl nor
per tetne 3tiidIidt lennl0ll gu lelil. Val 9ittdis
lislteu tritt bi lie 9tGtnliiigfstt bel Snrtietbigteit
Sutage: o. b. bel eineni 10 bGiitgen e,t,ef. oas
iduel ~beieitt9t iueroen t1nn, ahet nleilteiS i!itlt
ipiro uno oanu bic @ruuolage tIr eiti ernites.
pielleid)t tobtlttbes Seioeil, lUie !. y. Appenoi5is
tbs, ~liefert. 9ieie Inraent5lnoung iulrbe ME
mails cine 10 geiabriid1e HuIe III oe!a seoen Der
Wenic1beit ipieleu ~tUriiei, luenn oe SeStcrs lie
einiadI nit ct. Sernaro &rdEterpilen usrsuten
ipiiroe. Steie Gilen bd5en eilc ali ons &Eiloer-
bare greuseibe 9Sirtung. Gber ouB lie beliel.
bas 1T tein gSuaber. ~iomoeru lir ciIe gana nnT
tiirlide 5plge ibrer oprtreidIa>cn plldn5ltoaen
BeitnubtueiIe. Die nudb altuerI1nltel 9e5ept nu1
has Sorsidltisie auSselu0bIt uno anf'S.Sor8iai s
tigite acknowledgements Iiho.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02
onf Sen Gradtcors uno lpolltc iid,

oui Sen 6raHtcnrs uio molltc iih
sur 2ofomotipc bcgeben, fiel jcooh
0obei 5miidJen bic 6rod]tmoacl rmo
5par 10 uitQliidlid, DOB Die H60cr
iIb2r lcincn 5torpcr licicn nrlo i'm
m:tten hlrdjidrittcl. Ger uaterc
St3rpcrtDeil biicb 5piid)en Den Sbi2.
men licgcr, mGbrelo Ser Gberforpcr
ucbcn hcm Welciic 5u lic3cn fam.
Ter GDo ruIi ou8cnbiiGtid) cin5etrc.
ten icin. IS iab aticmcno Den lii
iau ituo cr wurGc crit beIncrft. ats
sic Go'ioaicrc III Dem &erioncnma.
gen Ole 2cii1c nct2n 0cni @eleilc in-
Zen. Die 2ctte mnren ror Sd)yccfrn
fuI. %gel&bnft. Die &6rpcrtbeile mura
Den cliigchobrn rnb nndl Garman
Ger nGd)Iten Stotion n6rhlid), iiber.
iiibrt nllo bon bort Gus lpatcr nab
Scr @cintotb Garns in So 0arpc 5li-
riitfgelanot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02
Gin gutter HATH.

aiir5li6 lit in Yaris Elm b%etannter
S%cIuitenpater geitorben. Terc on Sac
por cine befnnilte Gridcinung Der
Seiucitabt. Gs febltc linn nidt Der
Sumor aui Der &nu5el,' pie folgenz
oes @eIdidtden benefit: Chit belt
er in elmer Inriicr Stride. Die bcions
bers bon Den eIeganten Samen be-
por3uat pirb, in Der Sitcr5cit cine
Yreoi9t, Die in einem Illfruf fir cine
Gpaette gum Sciten armer S6neis
oermGbden sipfeltc. Or i6lob feline
Yrebiat nit i~olgcnbeu 8orten:
,Weinc tbeiiren Mitihrpcitcrn. Sic
lteuern 5u jcbcm 8obltbdtisfeitSs
9a5aar bel. gebeu al jeocr @obltbdz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02
usw psrf.

- Bon ellis SslanD muroe iiing't
mie folgt> bcridtet: 9ie 81 Sabre
ultc @ittlpe Gelel Gbaiflin perlor
Dor iicben Mouotcu ibren 0otten uno
ltallb nit ibreu iiinf mmiinoigcn
&in0ern i'm Nlter bon bier bis 3cDll
,Sabren bitiloS 90. Sic fat bier I'M
2olloe ibreu %ater uno smei 9riloer,
ole lid IN georonetcn 8erbdltnillen
befitoen uno ibr pcriprod)en, fiir ne
unb Die &inber 81 iorgerL lpcln ne
bierbertdme. Sic mad)tc Iih olll
Den Meg mo fam nit Dem 3anlpfer
yEotsoom" bier an. stm %. Sep-
TENDER muroe lie bon Der SlQnilitipll
sllr Deportation pc%rltrtbeilt am 30.
oeponirten ibrc 9riioer, Die % Won.
roc StraBc bier mobnen, $500 tilr
lie, uilb am =. Sftcbcr lpnroe gern-
lung gcgcn OaS 9eportationsllrtbe'l
na6 &oibinaton cingereift. @elter't
fam bon bort oic Meittbcitna, DOB
man Die @erufirlg nidt beri!dlid)tI.
gen fonne, unb Die gauge Sa'nlllc
miro noh HuBlnno Srrildgeldlct, no
lic Dem @leno prclsge9epen ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02
Diftrift Columbia.

= Sn 8oibington p,,rbe biel &c:
Iadt ais Der folgenbe SAL, Der 81,
lis SsIano gum Sbatorte bate be-
fatnt tpurbe. 9ei Der 8rifung Der
fir ellis SSIanb beitimmten 9tab-
r%uitgsmittel m,troe Dem Contractor
Sris 8robt bie tnbaltsi6pere Srage
por9eIegt, oh er niiie, Dab ieine Wtil6
ridt eritflaiiig iei, ltnb aroB ipar Die
@erpirnberung aller Inmeienoen, ais
Der 9etlagte btes obne 3Dgern elm.
rGumte. rIber," fiigte groot bin5lt,
,SSSbre eigenen Seute, Serr Commit
far, iorgen bofiir, bob 0ie Wtilf nidt
better iein fam, penn iie na6 Der
Sniel fonlmt." @itf Die Srage, mas
er bamit meinte, erfldrte Broot, oaB
Die 9edleute o1f Der Sabre ont gc.
itcn g~lusfunft geben fonnten. Gtner
bcrielbel1, Der 9tormeger' SlIen,
mlrDe gum &erb0r berllfen, ltno allt
Die Sraqe, Oh er etlpas bon Der Wtll6
piIIc, Die ouf Der Sabre Worgens
nod GliS Sslanb 9cbrud)t ipilrOe, err
fl4rte or, ooB man ii6 INN ailf Dem
9opt ctmos ooppn abnGhnle ltrlo gum
aaffce gcbroltd)tc." @r iultrOe Damn
meitcr aefrogt, rper u1o mic oft mat
bos thGte, lmo er erpiOerte, bob ale
9cdarbeiter Dos ieben Worgcn thu
ten. Die ampeienben mafJten red)t
bcluitigte @eIidter Oh bieicr Grfld.
rl,llg, ltltO Die Sroge, Die 9robt's an-
molt benl GommiiiGr porlcgte, Oh er
ni6t einrGlmen miiiie, oaB Die
Wtilh idNudder piiroe, iuelln man
Den Giobm obnimmt, iullrbe lGheltb
bciobt. Notiirlih lit biermtt Die
Gad)c nod ni6t erleoi9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02

lteigert mQroen. gls MN gleriot
nab einem prGdtigen 8luae mieber
feiten 9oben betrat, bir6brod) Ole
Grregung Sran5 Soiepbs alle @rcll-
sen. Sebes Gerempniea pcrgeiieno,
lief Der 2oiier .bem SiiftIhiffer ent.
ecgen, lbiittelte linn Die &auoc mo
iprab inn NIT bcmeNten Worten
ieine I%ncrfennung lino 'clnen 9anf
iiir Den g%cmlBreid)en Nnblif ans.
Gin Itiirmiiher Sllbel bealeitete Die
SSene. Selbit Die Sofleitte per'
gaBen ibre 9eitiirSung, uno inter
Siiteihipenfen uno Siid)cripcbelt
o,trdbroultcu touicnoitimmigc Hufc
Sod Der &aiicr" mo bod @lc'
riot" Ole Suit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02

49, Giucr ser ihalrOcrbafteitcn llns
fGar, luetde iih ie in Scr llntgc8clo
bon @urlin0ton e%rciAneten, trnf
Scrrn g8ianm GnrIl9, cIucn iilnAcIl
pcr6cirntbeten Moml, mclc6cr IN go
Sorpc, IN, mobnt mo onf Der
ITnbrt nad6 PnrliuQton bcgriiicn mar.
Gr 6cfon0 iiG, uiif Dem 3t0c Der 20.
loco. 4}corio urrb g9citcrn Sobn not
ga Sorpc nodl @nrlirAtor. Der In,
fol crci0nctc lid bel Der Coma Sllnc'
ctun eli W2cilcn iiiolid) upn
@urlinoton ulti Dem icnicitiacn IlrB.
ufer. Serr Gorns beinno lid obelt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02

tigfeits : @pritcllrng ms Sbcatcr,
baS lit Ilcs ihon unb gut ~ Iber
cs 8ibt cineu 8cg, Der picl eiifnder,
picl leihtcr Die Gage bieier drnlen
Shncibcrinneu pcrbeiiert. ge3abz
len Sic bit, eiwos piinftliher Sbrc
Aleibcr. bic' Sic bel bieieu Soften
tr~a9cul" Sic @eiiGJter Der biibifcn
3ibUrcrinneu iplcn bel bieien Worten
bes ipibigcn SaterS NM ciliae 3pll
lGn9er ~gcipprbcu iciu. Gr lieb lid
aber niht beirren. Ipnbcrn Denies,
oat elm piiuftlitcs Sc5ablcn Der Mch.
uiiisci audi bic 9Dbuc Der flcincH
@rbeitcrinnen perbeicru uiirSe. Chs
gebolfen bot?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02
Sainsis.

- llc6er eincn eigenartigcn Gunbs
grabi6 laIeu mir fitr3lif in Der vGbts
caao'er I%benbpoIt": Wtitglicbcr pcs
1lnteriu6ungs ; ausi6uiics, Den Die
2eqislatlr ernannt bot, I'M felt6ltz
itellen, mem Die llferldnOereien i'm
Gtaat gebDrer1, beenbetcn jiin91t III ga
Gaae cine 265 Wteileu luugc Snipefs
tionsfabrt nuf benz Saiuoiss Sluiie
rnb bent Wiiiiiiippi bon Gait Ct.
2onis mad Ga SaIle unb bega6en Iid
mad Sauie. 9ie l~lnteriu6ung bat
3uitdnbe entbiillt, bon 'bencu Itd Der
glusiduB ni6t5 bat trdumen laiien.
Sauienbe Mder 2an0, llferre6te unb
11ferldnbereien, Die fir Gods bcnubt
iperben. iperbeu bon Sribatlcllten ais
i6r @i9entbum bebanoelt, trobOem JIG
rad6 anii6t beS au5I6uiic5 5mcifelz
los Dem Staat gebDren. 9icie &nuOz
biebltGble beginner on Der Wiiubung
bes Chicago luiies unb reihen bis
Iiiolid bon ct. &ouis. 8o imner
cine Nicberlaiiuug nm 8aiier lit unb
Elm 4ripatz llnternebmen bon GINGER
gebelltlno, iiub llfcrldnocreten an
iheiuenb lpioerrehtlih bem geltB peS
Gtaatcs eutSo9cn porOeu.
Sn pielcu Stdbten entlung Dem
4 Suinpisz SluB ulb Dem Wiiiiiiippi bnz
ben G%iIenbnbucn unb Snbritanlugcrt
felt Subrcn bic llierlpciten IN BEN
TluB purocId1pben. 60 lit gum @eis
ipicl bic gauge llferitredc i'm &uupts
| tbeil bon Yroria filnitlih geihnffcuc5
2oub, bcrgcitcat burh Iufftllcn oe5
| Gluiic8 unD bcnltbt bon G]tlcnbabneu
n1b Sobrifen.
Sn Cttnlpu bciiu0ct lid am SluIIc
cine 3ic0cl0rennctci. Der Slub lit
nnigcfiiM lrorDcu wn0 hcS llfcr $50
4 SUB irrit in Den SluB biuctu8cihpben
loprbcn, 10 bnb Der 8niicritnno oberz
balb pnn Cttniuu tilnitlidb crb0bt
iuirh. llcGtridpemmulGcu Der mic
hria 9sIc3cucn 6a%rn1l&nOercicu lino
IN 8iorri8, Wrunbp Guuntn, 6as
ZEN mad, 9niidt Der HlloihuBmit9lies
4 ter nis &:Iitcr Der hprtigeu @crberti
z cine llicritrcdc BON 800 SuB 2duge
n mn ~ Su6 @rcitc, ourdl MIiiiiacn
hc3 SIuiit3 Gcldafieu piNcrrcAtlid)
I'M @rIib. Ga in Oielcn SIllcn oicic
ssnlaQc picl 6ur GutridlunQ ser
bctr. Crtihoftrn b2iactrn0eu BADEN,
I leot Der Iu9iduB oui Oicic 9i~cd)tspsrs
"Icbungcn fciu groBc3 @clui1t, Hbcr
lin Gait ct. Soui9 bat Der 4lal4ub
3uItanbc ~0ciunocu. Die gernbc3u CT
itaunliG iinb. Mitgiirocr ocs MIS-
i6uHeS luarcH Der Gnii1t. 0aB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02
st. 2(mtpmims Miiiiip,a.
Sm Der 9io;eJe Mortbamptom, Safenban, Nortolf.
tnninten aauf auen mniereu @ehmhatern!

7am. iaaSenofaaen tmmsnenG amf Tic Mmterea 1abIhaer"
plat trm er eahhe @mrrpobnanau nbS huls5 u ibr ,u... . X. ,-.
.gG an banen. nnfram inter- nmoi miu trM mn umtinea eraubea 6aB mru ms hMeet
|auhabt Yei0ni6r ue i'd MIDI 1ruher omt ee. brndete . uWpeMuW Lue uMe wa"
Milton rmnrea ub oil bas Bt, oaS ib inter ihpersrN roef ooaotaIl paeo etmNtL
Ment nbL LID babe feline 2!S,tamsemiataa"s NM ths Mtuns nr seanaas.
au spBes omtcmneLw Me manNer esr ia3n aMr mana uho lset J@ nm nm m MJ !"
wss etunlhtst. Siss pmwe in Der graGnasnmSem 6 arTat ms M m. nqm. ~, m Wre p"o M
bTe uuuidtih, hab SR ms beeu prbem. has begonnene AoreMe Wrt bau9n. W N Wr
zen San lie in Sbrem ger hr bic Webrehnnsu ni1es heH9enW iaMens ms ebuTrtps
:" THt snHfem il or tmNae ysrpoWen bs anhoHismusm enem IS BET nMelsn,s pBsa>
Is DHe bon cpn 9puutp. Nene fauunber nuo arm hnow ohnen uertrrt pNumn un ~
|rbauen S6 bin beniemseu.o bic sW bofen baben er oantOar uOb bore bBhe ms au~"
:" SemWimn BE ms nod mit ebouen hamn. mbMte i'd 5nratm: lin crs uha Se6 %tsa
@sa stDs Sa Y.s ss sna ns%H. a, s ssst SsHnS d H. Satau hS @ mBs ss@m &c lem psSs
|ar en oancrnocs@ dm tIr oas bobbL Wuarsta ramen ~ beteth. .+r. GUS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02

Ps-Snw eroeb m Gmpiars bon nbh Der srtnsieu @abe bautbarn mb pronpt oetaugen
ub nit Der 9mpianssbMduSmns cni honesB H ooeSW i SerYms unoo es NJ aNp"NuSl e"pe"
E 8tt66Hthe observation-disclosures. -
suU eer Batter gMp = sic habm III sbbrar NMe 6ehnnng nr PIE NuWsh 1en We
Sre Ssmubmngn habsn pl baNu buarasen.w mas nptbpsnbis wr I'M eme uMrnee aNnmoa
All aruuoea. Jb beupamGhH9e Se nit brS annHhn9 ppn mHDm WnosnI prrn
iabren bis mad menem @uahtnb r SWdb eIebsn oonhdnog Gttptut n.m , "a
Shr fuer 3eaer in Gbdha D ~. Seahna, ShboI oon %oHea"plo"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17
RANGER LOST
IN BLIZZARD

EUGENE. Ore, Nov. IA
searching party. consisting of Su-
pervisor Seltx and three forest
rangers. left Eugene today TO
search for Marion HuFd. a foreas
ranger and son Of O. r. Hurd, Of
Eugene. who left here ten daya ago
for hia station at Rossland. Crook
county. and who has not reached
his destination. II IL feared he has
persisted In tho snow storm that
has been raging In tho Cascades
for the last week. The wirea to
Rossland were recovered yesteE.
day. after having been down for
three days. and Supervisor SeltE
was advised Of the non arrival Of
Hurd
Hnrd left FOR Rossiand, which
lies beyond the Caacadea. over the
old military road Supervisor Seitx
also teicphoned RnHaland TO start
searching party from there. Seltr
party VIII be followed by a six.
horse team with provisions.
The fear that Hurd has perishcd
Ia strengthened by the fact that
two men who started FOR the same
destination By different route
several days ago were compelled TO
turn back on account Of the storm
Hurd took only sufficient sup
plies 10 last two or three days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17
GEORGE ADMITS A
A FORMER MARRIAGE

Charles ~ George. the Tacoma
attorney who figured no pr0ml.
nently IN the recent controversy
over the custody OF Roderick Jan.
son. tho son OF Dr. Eliy Janson aad
Mrs. JanEon.Oeorgo. filed an nm.
awer 10 Mrs Jnnson. Georges suit
FOR annulment Of their marriage
yesterday afternoon.
One OF the points brought out
by Mira. Janson. George Ia her suit
ia that George Is being sued for
maintenance by woman calling
herself Ida l.. George. aud claim.
Ing 10 DO Il wife OF the attorney.
George. In his anawer. says that
he has no knowledge OF this mar.
riago. and he therefore denies the
allegation OF his wife's complaint.
lie admits former marriage to
Mae Ritter on November /. 1898.
in Chicago. but makes no mention
OF any divorce decree or OF the
death OF the woman. This IL an.
other contention made IN the com.
plant OF Mrs. Janson.GoorRe why
her marriage 10 George was Illegal.
He also admits that Mrs. George
owns the property where she IL
now living. aud that the boy Roder.
ick IL hers.
Wherefore" the answer ends.
the defendant prays that such
judgment be entered by this court
as In the premises may be deemed
equitable and Just"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17
CURES ECZEMA QUICKLY
New Discovery Has Revolu,ionixed
the Treatment Of Skin Diseases.

Nothing in the history OF medi.
cine has ever approached the sue
cess Of the marvellous skin remedy
known as poslam. which. u II safe
TO say. has cured more cases Of
eczema and skin diseases than any
remedy ever offered for these lila.
fhe success OF poalam IL not AZ
ali surprising when u Is considered
that even a very small quantity
applied TO the skin stops itching
Immediately and cures chronic
cases In two weeks. The very
worst cases OF eczema. as well as
acne. herpes. letter. piles. sal,
rheum. raah. crueted humora. scaly
scalp and every form OF itch. yield
10 u readily. Biemiahea such as
plmpics. red noses. muddy and In.
famed skin disappear almost i'm.
medlately when posiam ~ applied.
the complexion being cleared over.
night.
Every druggist keeps both the
b0cent size flor minor troubleal
and the 81 jar. and either OF theae
may be obtained In Seattle az the
Quaker Drug Co. as well as other
reliable drug stores.
But no one IL even asked to pur.
chase poslam without first obtain.
Ing an experimental package which
will be sent BY mail. free OF charge.
upon request. by the Emergency
Laboratories. % West Twenty fifth
street. New York City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-17
TONE IS IN
SPOKANE To
LEAD FIGHT
my United Press,

SPOKANE. Nov. i7s--Attorney
David X. Tone. associated with
Clarence barrow. arrived from Chi.
esgo today TO take charge OF the
Industrial Workers OF the World
fight for free speech. Fifty more
cases where men have been con.
yicted OF disorderiy conduct for
speaking on the streets we're ap.
pealed 10 the superior court today,
making a total Of 40 cases
Robert J Huston. an Industrial
who came into court yesterday
With bis shirt matted with blood,
signed an affidavit today charging
the officers with beating him into
Inconsistencies and knocking out
some OF his teeth while be- was con.
fined In Jail Another damage suit
will DO filed against the city as a
result.
Tho Huston affidavit alleges that
conditions In the Jail are terrible
and that the baths given the lin.
prisoned lndustrlailEts oonsiat OF a
stream OF very hot water. followed
by a shower Of very cold water.
No arrests were made up TO n
late hour today.
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AMERICAN
RACE FOR POLE

LONDON. Nov. iz.-Captain
Scott. the British naval officer who
intends to make q dash for the
South Pole In August Of next year.
said today that he hopes an Ameri.
can expedition win start at the
same time and make race for
IT,"
THE American party" said no to
the United Press, could make a
start from the Horn on Americas
side OF the world. and strike the
great ice barrier somewhere In Ora.
ham Land. We viii reach the ice
wall at McMurdo sound. and follow
the route taken by 1t. Shackleton,
who scored the 'furthese nouth'--iff
miles from the Pole.
II Is quito likely that the two
expeditions would meet and CON
tinus on together IN an effort TO
reach the Pole. Two such parties
attacking the problem from differ
ent points and perhaps ultimately
cooperating would be Of inestimabie
benefit 70 exploration and science. ="
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POLICE HAVE To
ADMIRE THIEVES

The police are still admlring the
nerve Of two thieves who robbed
Adoiph Frogen Of sf5 IN the Colonial
hotel yesterday while the landlady
stood by and watched the opera
ton.
According 10 the story Frogen
tells, be accumulated a largc-aized
swash night before last, He was
taken home by friends. Yesterday
while stiil asleep. two men appeared
al the hotel and Informed the land
lady that they were his friends
They told the iandlady that Frogen
had valuable papers Of theirs In
hie pockets. The landiady watched
the strangers take the papers and
SIS. She thought nothing Of Il until
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bees FOR RELEASE
Of HUSBAND WHOM
SHE SENT To JAIL

Yes. swore him into Jail. but
! want him back.
Please. Mr.. Jailer. won't you let
him outT
With tears In her eyes, Mrs.
Anna Larson begged In this man.
ner with Jailer Roberts for the re-
lease OF her husband. Andrew Lar
son
Larson was arrested and lncar.
cerated In the county Jail yesterday
upon complaint OF Mrs. Larson,
who alleged that her husband had
gone violently insane.
This morning she admitted that
he was not insane, but was simply
drunk, and after she had had time
90 think Il over she regretted her
action in having him arrested.
The jail superintendent was
powerleas TO act, but he promised
TO take the matter up with the In
sanity commission when II met this
afternoon.
Andrew promised he would quit
drinking II | got him out OF jail"
said the little woman as she left
with smile, "and as long as he
keeps away from the bottle he IL
az sane ~ any one"
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| SHAPING Up
IAFT'S PLANS
,...,.v General Working
~ Presidents Ideas,
which VIII Be Suggest
1 10 Congress.

~..slNcTuN. NOV. iI--~lt was
,oaay shas Attorney General
...A.m has been WORKING Tor
seslAs on the task Of pa'ting
~ .. Tsft's ideas on the Inter
s's. '..mmeree Commission, the
- 49, law and the plan Tor fed
= .ss.ssrs for corporations into
=. '' ~ presentation TO eongress-
81 !. ses certain that these thrive
49, = IN be smong the most I'M.
- -. subjects before the next
zsslpa Ia, ~, s.,,,,,.,....,s
:. ~ action uron them and e u
...sr.ea that hts recommendation
=. N = directly IN line with hts cx'
800 ~ made In public speeches
,..,rs Als recent tour OF the coun'
n, I'm VIII provide for crcatiug
:. ess,ssaie commerce court % five
...-.Aers 10 settle al questions ap.
80 from the Interstate Coma
.'',s,. Commission. and from which
4 .ppsal usay BE- taken except up-
! Institutional grounds and then
~ = he federal supreme court
! MI h proposed that the com
$500 b given supervision oFcr
.,sssa sioek and bond issues.
4 yrupcsea amendment % The
>s-san anti Trust law will limit
8 aalnlsAon d crime~ to con.
rlnty. combination or contract
r.srea into with actual intent 10
n,hapolsze o. suppress eompeil.
= II Interstate trade
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MANY DIE IN
BLIZZARD ON
GREAT LAKES
Steamers Founder in a Sec
ond Tornado, Which Is
Sweeping Lake Superior
Today.

DULUTH. MINI, Nov. IL
Scores OF llves are threatened 10.
day by tornado that Is sweeping
over Lake Superior. The alxty.
mllesan.hour wind IL accompanied
by a binding snow. and Il is feared
viii do greater damage than the
storm that has just passed over
the Great Lakes.
Counting the men who have been
washed overheard from vessels
wcatherlng the storm. Il Ia estis
mated today that not less than thlr-
~ have lost their lives In the last
forty.cight hours.
The steamer Ottawa IL practical.
~ wreck. the result OF turning
turtle while the crew was being
taken off. Capt. nirnle and a sailor
are dying from exposure.
One man Is known 60 have gone
down with the schooner Louis
pahlow.
The steam barge Francis Hinton
was wrecked. but her crew escaped
Tho crew Of the tow barge Com.
mefee narrowly escaped when the
vessel went ashore near Manitowoc
and waa hammered Ia twain by the
force 81 the gale
The lives Of twcntythree men
and woman. who refused to leave
the steamer James II. lioyt. strand
cd on the rocks near Outer island.
are lmperilcd today.
The steamer Ionic. which Was re-
ported 30 have foundrred in the
storm, arrived az the 500 today.
The damaEeto the vessel ID sllght.
The loss TO shipping a. result
OF the storm 10 estimated az $780,.
600.