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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
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neral SSSames 90. MILTON, Elm befailn-
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Expedition nad Dem Mount Wtc&tns
len perupmmen bate, CAB bellte
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elmer BON Or. Goof's Siibrern mar,
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nGber als bier Meilen gefommen lei.
9ie @usiaeen 9arria's nno Iroerer
rpuroen arf @erlangen bes Generals
Ebomas 8. Subbaro bonn Hearp
aretic Club 5ll Iapier genommen
uno tpte General Iibtpn Iagt, be-
frGftigen Die ausiogen oeS anoereit
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@eiieausgaben BON ibren @obnorten
6l,s nod Tacoma l1no 5uriif beitret'
ten fonnten.
Der 8enral tpeilte bier eini9e
Gage in 8erbinbung nit Ser grleoi-
g,1ng elmer 8Iaee i'm gl1nbes.S bers
aeri6t. 8Gbrenb Ser 6ineiii6en
Sumulte i'm Staate @aibington
fommanoirte er Die Rattonal.@ arbe
ienes Staates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
New psre.

lleber Die perlaufene Stabt.
mubl Nep Doris perlautet: @il.
liam @apnor bon 9rooflpn friiber
Mitglieo bes Staatsobergeridtcs,
uno &anOioat Ser Gemofraten fir
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SluSnabme bes Maporsfanoioaten.
"a INN Die Stimmen, Die fiir
Yonnaro unb Searit getrennt abge'
geben wuroeL meiitenA gei1loiien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
maikineten.

- Mlts 9eqingbam Derlailtet: Ser
alte %erfabrene 9ergiteiger Safob gu,
ter CAB bier feline aniidt iiber Die
9ebauptung Or. Goofs, Die Spite
bes 8erges @cainlep erflommen 81
baben, fllnb i,no iagte, baB Or. Goof
niemals anf Dem @ipfel oes 9ergeS
ipar, benn es DGre cine pbpiiihe lin.
mogli6feit, fir irgenb Elm menidli'
DIES @eien, ba Ole Spite cine fegel-
formige Ypromioe bon feitem, slat.
tenn gis biloete, Die beinabe Ienf'
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oils Or. Goof nit ieinen gegleitern
bort binfam, nit bier anoeren Fro'
%ipeftoren in Der RGbe gemeien, I'M
cine Grsaber auf5ufinoen unb er
bGtte burd) Elm Sernrobr Die Berg.
Iteiaer beobaftet. Sic m1ren ben
Suiitno.S luB beraufgegangen, bis
lie 81 Dem gismaa bes gergcs ia.
men, bon no Die Spite nod pielc
Meilen entiernt liegt, unb wGren
Damn miebcr umgefebrt. Gr iagte.
Dab Or. Goof 10 bod binouffam, alS
irgeno Elm @cnif fommen fonnte,
oenn oen @aQ BON imnlerpohrenoem
Sis hGtte nod Niemaub erflcmmen
itrlo Dies fonnte MIR permittelli
elmer Slrigmai6ine geideben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
pennIyluanta.

- CUR Stabtpahl: philadelphia
nGblte wieberum ben bisberigen 81.
itriftsantpalt Santuel .. Hotan, Sic.
publifaner, NIT GROCER Mebrbeit.
Sein @egner mar Der &anoibat beS
.1eiormelements" pulgo r2ap ano
2eaglle". 8or brei Sabren,
als iid Gptan llnb @ibbonep gegen.
i~iberitonocn, erbielt Motan etrpa H..
600 Stimmen Webrbeit, biesmal
aber 10000.
Die Hepublifaner tpablten ibren
aanoioaten fir oas amt bes Staots.
idasmeiiters.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
1tentana.

INTERIM Satlim bonn 20. DIT.
miro aus Samilton iiber Die Wount
Wtcainleps9 ontroperie ipie fol9t &c.
melbet: Nof elmer itiirmii6en Sib-
ung, tpelde bis nu6 Witternaht balla
erte, nubm bier cine S~eriammlung.
Dor melder Or. Sreberif q. 9oof
cine Iniprade gebalten batte, cine
&eioll1tion an, pel6e Dem 8ertrauer
in Die @abrbeitsliebe Der Siibrer
9arriQ unb Yrins Iusbruf perleibt,
Die eioli6 erflGrt baben, baB Or.
Goof Den Wount Mcainlep ni6t era
flommen bot.
No6bem Or. Goof feline Mnipro6e
eebalten bate, itelte ibm Der Tehts.
beiitano Der beiben Siibrer, Serr
Grut6fielo, Sragen, uno bariiber
fam es 5il bohit aufregenoen Iuf-
tritten. Gruthfielb 5og Die anga.
ben Goof's in 3meifel, unb Damn be.
ganrt cine 0isfuiiion, on mel6er Die
Srtsgenoiien Der beioen Siibrer iih
betbeiligten. S6lieBlid bro6te ein
Mtann alts Dem Bublifllm eine 8eio.
luton elm, gemaB melher Die Ser
iammlrng i'm Honten Der 9epolfes
rltng BON Wontanu i6ren &angel OH
9%ertraiten gegen aae angeblihen gr-
folge bes Or. Goof ou8ipre6cn iollte.
&olano @bite, elm Hedtsunmalt aus
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erfldrte, ais einfadcr Siirger EN-.
pfeble er, Hcft uub 9iQigfeit malten
s1 laiien. Sn bemielben Simle iprah
Senotor Soiepb W. 9iron bon Wton'
talta, unb Die Solge mar, bob meber
Sreltnb nod Seins bes Or. Goof iid
fir sic Heiolution eruGrmen fonn.
ten, 10 boB lie bon Dem Introgsitel.
Ter 5uriidge5ogen muroe. Sann
mnroe Der Siibrer Gbmorb &c. Bar.
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Or. Goof, boB Tie ben @ipfel, bes
Monnt @c&inlep errei6t bdtten, fir
unri6ti9.
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ieien folih, nnO Die I%ltfregung ers
reidte ben 8ipfelpunft, ais 9arria
barauf Den 9oftor fragte, iparllm er
nid)t euoli6 Die gebalpt,ung befrafs
tiae, boB err Den Molunt Wcainlep er.
itiegen babe. aallm par bieie Ser.
ausforoerlmg gefaaerL oils Der hin.
genorfcne Sanoidrub a,td ihon allf'
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Ser 8lattiorm Dor Dem Gublifum Die
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Mount WcGinlep eritieaen babe, bob
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ShlieBlih bradtc elm Slnipolt Ha'
mems @agner Die folsenoe &ciolr'
ton ELM:
v8ir, Die beriammelte 9ebolfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

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ben ltnterleib ihiper nerlett.
Sros Der 2pnhorob,rngen ieitens
Der Sciite i'm Srt lit Elm Gift Der
8olfsiuiti5 nibt ipabrifeinlif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

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iie tpie feline unb better.
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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-08-14
WALKER BROTHERS BANKERS

THE OLDEST BANK IN THIS
INTER- MOUNTAIN REGION
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06
UNITED STATES is FIRST
IN AER0NAUTICAL RACES

The United States now holds the
honor of winning the first international
aerial contests for gas vessels and
heavler-than-air machines. Bieutenant
Lahm won for his country the first
international balloon race for the
Coupe Internationale des Aeronautes
by plotting the balloon United States
from Paris across the English channel.
The basket in which the trip was made,
together with life preservers and other
paraphernalia used by Lieutenant
Lahm. are in Los Angeles, the property
of Dick Ferris.
BY winning for America the Coupe
Internationale d'Aviation Glenn Cur
tiss has added to Lieutenant Lahm's
record by securing the first interna-
tional aeroplane contest. The cups for
both contests were presented by James
Gordon Bennett, the proprietor of the
New York Herald. for the purpose of
stimulating advancement in aeronaut-
les.
The aeronautical engine with which
Curtiss made his first successful flights
is also in Los Angeles, owned by j. S.
Zerbe.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06
CAMPAIGN ON FOR MONEY
FOR ARMY AERONAUTICS
Local DirieibIe Builder Urges Govern
ment Board to Allow Range of
Competition

C. w. Sirch of Los Angeles and Err
nest Larue Jones, editor of Aeronaut-
les of New York have been conducting
systematic campaign to aid a gov
ernment appropriation for army aero
nautics. Mr.. Jones has been firing
ammunition all over the country at
senators and congressman and at men
likely to have influence with them, to
show how important it Is to put Amer
lea in the front instead of the rear
rank. He has succeeded in arousing
considerable interest, but does not re-
gard the outlook as encouraging.
The efforts of Mr.. Sirch have been
mainly directed toward convincing the
aeronautic board of the army that the
specifications for dirigibles should not
be confined to competition by Captain
Thomas s. Baldwin. He has repeatedly
asked the officials in charge to throw
open the contest so he could enter his
transport but so far has been barred
out by the limitations of the proposals
"The army officers say that they
are unable to do anything, owing to
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06
AERONAUTIC NOTES

The aviation contest at Rheims had
a most favorable effect on the attitude
of French capital toward >aeronef con-
struction and the commercial side of
the industry.
The city council of Paris will be
asked to make municipal appropria-
ton of 100000 francs for an aeroplane
race between Paris and Bordeaux.
Experts think that the contestants in
The international balloon race from
Zurich October are likely to go to-
ward the Atlantic or Mediterranean
coasts of France and that endurance
records will not be broken.
Emil Berliner is developing the aerial
torpedo. He says it will be more ac-
curate and much cheaper than the sub
marine torpedo.
Like the Wrights. Curtiss was
obliged to go to France to convince
his compatriots that lie can build the
biggest biplane and is the most expert
aeroplane driver In the world" is the
comment of Arnold Kruckman, the
eastern aeronautical authority.
Nathaniel Chadwick Of 6GS5 Green
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06
CROWD HELPS MESSENGER
BOY RESIST PATR0LMAN
Policeman Without Uniform Meets
with Trouble in Arresting Alleged
Insulter of Girl

A. Britt, a messenger boy, IS years
old, was arrested at Seventh and Main
streets last night by Patrolman Clifford
and placed in the county Jail on a
charge of battery. Britt is alleged to
have insulted a young girl who was a
passenger on a Seventh street car, and
when placed under arrest by Clifford,
who was in citizens clothes, was ad-
vised to resist by number of men in
the crowd which gathered. He did so,
and in this was aided by a number of
men, who attacked the officer and were
roughly handling him when the police
patrol wagon came along and Clifford
was able to get his prisoner to the sta
tion.
The men who attacked Clifford in an
effort to rescue the messenger are
known to the police and will probably
be arrested today on charges of resist
Ing an eoficer and interfering with him
in the discharge of his duty.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06

team. even enraged and in panic, is
a machine, and machines obey their
lever. The second act should have had
two levers-a captain and COACH
Much of the time it seemed to have
neither.
The best of the portrayals of women
was Miss Duffets chic and coquettlsn
Molly Livingston-acted with spirit
and charm. Miss Halls work as Dor
othy, the girl whom Strongheart loves
was mainly heavy and dispirited.
Even in the last two acts, where her
opportunities are less fugitive, Miss
Hall presented a rather perfunctory
than persuading picture of the young
woman who is willing to defy kin and
blood for loves sake.
A mirror of a prankish sense or
humor nearly spoiled several climaxes
yesterday by rejecting the faces of the
players who were about to enter r. e.
near where 1t stood. Either 1t ought
to move or the folk in the wings
awaiting their cue should keep out of
range. 1t is disconcerting to see the
image of Strongheart awaiting his
summons. while we thought him away
off over the campus somewhere. 1t
is perfectly realistic, for it is per-
fectly practicable mirror. Too practi-
cable, in fact. Somebody should have
accidentally demolished it as part
of the action.
Miss Lillian Burkhardt. who will be
remembered for her careful and effec-
tive work in THE Hvpocrites" at the
Burbank few weeks ago, has been
engaged by Manager Morosco as lead
ing woman during Miss Halls vaca-
tion, which will begin two weeks from
yesterday. Miss Burkhardt's bow will
be in Lady Frederick" Ethel Barry
more's recent starring vehicle.
wayland Trask, versatile character
comedian. has been engaged for year
by Manager Morosco of the Burbank
stock company.
The new acts on the Orpheum bill
which opens this afternoon are: Ell
eanor Gordon, in Tips on Tap; La
Petite Revue. the five Avolos, Xylo
phonists: and Lena Panther, eccentric
dancer. Chip and Marble, the six
American dancers, Mathews and Ash
ley and Conroy LIE Marie and company
hold over
an Old Edam," the Chip Marble
slit at the Orpheum. was built around
the alluring little chuckle of Mary
Marble. which her cousin, Anna, ex-
panded with dramatic felicity into a
twenty minute playlet.
The two Lovenberg girls of the six
American dancers at the Orpheum
come into vaudeville naturally Their
uncle is manager of Keiths, the Or
pheum of Providence, r. l. The girls
have been dancing since they were old
aDoup1 tO walk
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06
A Superior Repast
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For 40 Gents
Including Coffee. Tea. Beer or Wine.

way avenue, Philadelphia, claims to
be builder and owner of the largest
kite. 1t is twelve feet high, seven feet
wide at the top and five feet six inches
wide at the bottom, and requires the
strength of young Chadwick and MS
father to hold it,
Wilbur Wright does not like diri-
gible balloons. "They are not safe,
he said recently. There are few dam
gers in a balloon well made that is not
made captive, but the man in bal
loon without ballast or parachute is
practically in the greatest danger OF
his life"
A. M. Herring says that aeroplane
builders will now set out for marx
of ninety miles an hour.
A delegation of influential st. Louis
citizens is in New York headed by
former Governor David r. Francis. de-
termined to get a a>Curtiss -aeroplane at
any cost for flying in st. Louis.
Cant. G. L. BumbauEh of Jndlanapo-
lis recently addressed the International
Aeroplane club of Dayton, o., on
Judging Distances from Balloon,
The balloon tourist rate fixed by the
South st. Louis Aero club is $40
trip. The club has three balloons OF
FIVE, two and one passenger capacity
respectively. 60
L. Wanda. president of the Aero Club
of Colorado. recentlv organized at
Denver. "is some one to offer an at
tractive prize to the first pilot who
crosses the great continental divide. 1t
has never been done. but could be
easily with a sufficiently large ball
LOOM
Theodore Roosevelt. jr,, intends to
qualify as a balloon pilot Of the Aero
Club of America. He has already
made three ascensions.
octave Chanute delivered lecture
before the Chicago Association OF
Commerce recently.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06
,F. o. ANDREAE ENLlSTs WITH
sIRcH TRANSPORTS FORCES

f. Q. Andreae, a prominent New
York aeronautical worker and patent
attorney who has lately moved to Pas
adena, is now associated with c. w.
.Sirch, taking charge of the latter's le-
gal and foreign patent business relat-
ing to the Sirch transport Mr. An
dreae's conversion to the Sirch idea is
of interest, because he has been a con-
firIned exponent of the aeroplane and
has worked out and built an aeroplane
that has proved success. He is d
leading member of the Aeronautic So
sciety az New York and is well known
as a contributor to magazines on aero
nautical subjects.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06
AIR sklMMING CONSIDERED
SAFER THAN AUTOMOBILING

Despite the fact that a prominent
American accident insurance company
has Disseminated against aviation and
imposed no penalties on automoblling,
even in racing, supporters of aeronau
tics claim that it is safer in competent
hands than a good deal of land travel.
In support of this they point to the
fact tht nearly 1900 fights were made
at Rheims without a single fatal acci-
dent. This Is in marked contrast TO
the record of automobile contests.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06

the failure of congress to make fur |
ther appropriation" said Mr.. Sirch yes
terday, 'but I believe they would be
more apt to get a liberal appropriation
if they would consent to wider COM
petition.n
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06
v.ss.Is .afe in Port

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 5.-The
steamer Roanoke arrived today from
San Pedro and way ports with pas
sengers and freight. The schooner G..
A. Thayer arrived at Astoria from
San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06
CAFE BRISTOL

Nowhere can you get such savory
dishes and tempting delicacies as at the
Bristol. Excellent menu and service.
Music by Bristol Orchestra.
Entire Basement
II w. Hellman bldg, Fourth and Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06

NIFTY cities joined in honoring the
memory of Henry George by cell
Il ebrating the SEVENTEEN anniver-
sary of his birth. The famous apostle
of single tax was born September ?,
1889. The most notable celebrations
we're held in Pittsburg and Chicago.
Governors Harmon of Ohio, Stuart of
PENNSYLVANIA and Marshall of Indiana
were the principal speakers at the
Pittsburg banquet, which was attend
ed by scores of other notables. In Chi
cago the Henry George banquet was
held on the evening of September g.
Henry George, jr., was the chief guest,
and among the speakers were Louis r.
Post and the Rev. DR.. Thomas e. COX.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06

Eat at the Angelus grin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-06
kOLB AND DILL
MERRY AS EVER
YOU LAUGH AND YOU DON'T
CARE TO KNOW WHY
MADE OVER "DREAM CITY" Is A
ToLERAsLE VEHICLE
Well Rounded Production of "Strons-
heart" Is Staged by the Stock
Company at the Bur-
bank

''Dream City," a musical comedy, ori-
ginally by Edgar Smith and Victor Herbert,
as staged by Frank Stammers. under the
personal direction of Kolb and Dill. with
many uproarious interpretations at the Ma
5estic theater, sunday night. Sept. 3, 1909.
Evening star., 1909-07-17
To Defray Canal Cost.
sANr1Aao's FALL RECALLED.
Veterans Of Spanish War. Tell Of
the Surrender.

The surrender Of Santiago, Cuba, and
the Spanish forces commanded by Gen.
Toral to the American army. command
ed by Gen. Shafter. in 1898. was cele-
brated last night in Grand Army Hall
by members of Admiral David D. Porter
Garrison, Army and Navy Union. At
the business session preceding the cele-
bration delegates were elected to the ma
tional encampment of the Army and
Navy Union, to be held at Erie, Pa,
from September to IL. Those elected
are Capt Charles W. Blush, Dr. Charles
v. Pettys, Sergt. Maj Lemuel Fugitt
(retired), United States Marine Corps;
William H. Coulter. Charles e. Clagett,
DR.. T. e. Lee and William A. Hickey.
The national encampment will be
asked to take decided action in the
matter of giving preference for posi-
tions in the federal service. 1t was the
sense of the meeting that the men who
donned the uniform of Uncle Sam and
went to the front in the country's hour
of need should be preferred when posi-
tions are to be filled in the government
departments.
Those who spoke and gave reminis-
cences of the fall Of Santiago were j.
B. Mudd. John Ash. Drum Maj. Notbo-
hun, Dr. T. e. Lee, Oliver Preston. Capt.
Blush, Capt. Van A. Zahn. William A.
Hickey, John -Stillwell. John ,Mahoney.
DIR. E. G. McCallion. Samuel Knowland,
Charles L. Platz, Sergt. Maj. Fugitt,
Francis J. White. George T. Gerke and
Capt J. Chailette.
Evening star., 1909-07-17
Births Reported.

The following births were reported t.
the health Office during the past twenty.
four hours:
Dwight D. and Janette NJ Nolan Stan.
sell. June 80, 1909, girl.
Melvin A. and Elsie v. Wertz, July is
1909, boy.
Samuel c. and Marian C. Sutton. June
2s. 1909. girl.
Herman H. and Irene F. Bredekamp
July 2, 1909. girl.
John 8. and Annie z. Huseman, July
Is. 1900, boy.
Edward G. and Ella F. Williams, July
1, 1909 boy.
Thomas and Mary A. Nalley. July is
1900, boy.
Henry c. and Mary Pratt, July IA. 1909
boy.
Thomas and Laura Ragland. July 13
1909. girl.
boy.
Charles and Geneva Webster. July a.
1909. boy.
James and Lottie Short. July Is. 1909
boy.
John and Arneita ". Peyton, July 1s
1869. girl.