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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13

DuJ lultt OluSI lllSh were nuttSSSlul'
ODay did not get safe one but
twice he handed the ball back in a
manner that seemed certain that
they would so safe. once Justus
glanced a hard one of to Humph.
reys and the latter threw o'Day out
at first Another time with Brown
far closer to second than he usually
plays ODay slammed one close to the
bag but the little fellow managed to
get in front OF the pill. Either smash
would have been good for a run If 1t
had been safe.
Watkins fell down on handling his
one chance for an assist but with
the stick he laced out two clean sin
giles.
John Bull Williams, back in the left
garden, showed his pleasure at the
change by getting two safe ones.
Zmich gave but one base on balls.
Watch this lad after he gets to go
ing at full speed.
Left handlers have won both OF the
two games OF the Lank series.
Manager Fox will send in eth r
Hazleton, southpaw, Joe Locke or
Scratch" Mcclure in hopes of annex
ing the last and deciding game of the
series.
The o'Day selection for today will
be either Lucas Whfpple or Wilmot
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13
MARRIED
SWOMEN

mothers shapeneSS All of this be avoided by the OF
Mothers Friend before baby comes this nimen prepares the
body for the strain upon and preserves the symmetry of her FORM
Mothers
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13

The Diggers want the deciding con-
test and will put forth every effort
to secure it.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13
YEsTNRpAYls REsULT.

Marion, 3; Lancaster, I.
Portsmouth. 81 Mansfield Z III in.
nings)
Newark, 8; Lima, 3.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13

Every time Wolfe came to bat he
was called upon to sacrifice Farrell
to second. He failed the first time
but three other tries were successful
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13
WILD. THROW
HELPS TO WIN
Portsmouth Beats Mansfield
ia Eleventh.
}h4 tlt-+-e-S-
LIMA LOSES A GAME
Tom Kaler Knocked Out Of
the Box by Moldars.
Bense Goes Good In First Trial for
Newark--uewark in the Cellar
Games Today.l
HOW TnE cLups STAND.

GAMES TODAY.
Lancaster at Marion.
Portsmouth Mt Mans1ald.
Newark at Lima.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13

The times were numerous when
the locals could have made the game
more secure by lacing out a bingIe
but Walter Justus was the mighty
tight one at those times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13

AT CLEVELAND R.H.E.
Cleveland ......OOO1 O1-2 Z g
Boston .......OO 20 OOiO-s 1
Batteries - Berger and Clarke Chech
and Spencer.
AT DETROIT i. II. Il.
Detroit .....Ol3O1 Ill 10 0
New York .1O1 l0O01 o. 10 6
Batteries - Summers and stanage:
Wilson and I<lelnow
AT CHICAGO r. II. E.,
Chicago ......o00 $4,000 o. III 8
Washington ...O2 200 o o o 1-G 10 2
Batteries = owen. Scott and Sullivan
and Owens; Smith, Johnson and Street
AT ST. LOUIS r. ii. r.
81. Louis ...O 0 O00 90 90 2
Philadelphia -. 0 0 0 OO 90 O-1 2
Batterles-Graham ana Stephens; BEN
der and Thomas.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13

Justus was going just about as
well as ever and had all of the luck
his way
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13

Every woman covets a shape
ly figure, and many Of them
deplore the loss Of their girl
ish forms after marriage.
The bearing Of children is
often destructive TO the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13

Manager Davidson of Newark, tried
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
Or. Gppf eih Seniih= amerifaner.

@iuem Gcrtreter Der ngfelp 0orter
thanksgiving" 9e9enii6er CAB Or.
Gpof. Der Nprbpols @ntbeder, Bel ieiz
rer 2auDuns III Srpoflpn fol9enDe
Grfldrlrn9 ub:
.Mlit 0enuathunna babe td per=
nummen, bai bic srutc @sehr5abl mci=
nsr bentiden Stammessenpifen ST. mir
bdlt, has lie polles gertrauen sm mir
empffnbct. 0eIpnbere Trenoe berei=
tet es mir, bai' mir ans Der bemtiden
NcIebrtcnipclt, Sie iiderli6 fein ppr=
fdneass llrtbeil faat, @liduiinihe
unb SDmpatbtt : Seseusungen 81
5lcil seuurben limb. Sd fam Sbnen
Die @eriiheruns gebcn, bat Wemano,
Der mir p%crtraut, bies su bereiten ba=
ben miro. Germ bate ih npr Der
Serrciie nod cinen Abiteher mad ber
Seimatb meineS @aters semaht, bpd]
tricb IS mid nit unbc5iuinslihcr Be
gier suriif mad Amerifa, unb eS freni
mid iiderlidJ, iuenn mir aud bier
bentide Screen entseeeniflagen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
staotuuo llmgfgenO. |


S6pere gerlesungen erlitt am
Sonntae Nohmittag Der 70jdbrige s..
YerDon, inbem er bon einem Su9gD
nicbergerannt unp ilberfabren iuuroc.
%erlebun9en iinp berart, baB
man an ieinem Iuffommen stpeifelt.
Sn ibrer @obnung. go. 100
@ateria Giraffe. itnrb am Wittipod
israli Maria &. SippItod. @attih ocs
@rn. 8ilb. 9ippitod, i'm Gltcr bon 20
Snbren.
Sn Stem Tienna itarb porige
@ohe Die Satin Des Srn. Srnn5
@eIder, geb. an9cln !Selmann, sis
iolge zines Shlagfluiies I'M Ilter bon
81 Sahren. gs iiberleben lie ibr
@attc unb neun &inber, flint S0bne
nnb bier SDdter. Sas gegrabniB
ionb unter 3ablreifer getbeiliguug
aui Dem ct. Sonifatius : @ottesadcr
in Neiu @ienna ltdtt.,
- Sn Yetersbura. Sd., ipnrben am
Sienstag Serr Milbelm Braun bon
Heip @iennu uno SRI. Nnria Silbes
brandt bon PETERSBURG ourd Den bpd)@
i~piirbigen Sarer Geinert bon Snoes
penbence ebcli6 getrdut.
8ir mohtcn hermit Die Iufs
merfiamfeit unierer 2eier ouf Den,
QanSc anf Die In5eige oeS Serrn s.
Boiler auf Seite 8 bieier Summer
lenfen. SAB Srn. Boilers .@rain
llnloaber" cine praftilhe grfinbung
lit, beipciit Die Sbatia6e, baB oieielbc
auf Der tiir5lih bier in Dubuque abs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
Iiibaipnfa. Snb.; Gerp Gep. S. s.
9rune, Ilton, Sa.; Eeter S. Sonr@
i9eiot. Yeoria. Sa.

Miibaipnfa. Snb.; Gerp Hep. S. s.
9rnne, Ilton, Sa.; Teter S. Sonr@
i6eibt. Yeoria, Sa.
9 pnnerstas, ben %. sept.
Sic Seleaaten nobnten am Mor9et1
einem POM bphp' item 8eibbiidof
S'Sonaabue bon Indianapolis cele>
brirten Yontififal : 9anfdint in Der
Ser3 Seiu<&irdc bel. Ser ilbrt9e
Sbeil bcs Cages snlt bnuptiddlid Der
@%rbplung. Gad elmer Tunbfabtt
hurdJ Die Stabt, nd6renb ipelher Die
nielen Sebenstpiirbi9feiten Der idDncn
Stabt indianapolis beiihti9t lplrben,
fonb i'm berrlif gelcgenen 0ermania@
Ynrf elm frDblihes @olfsfelt Itatt, mo
ge9en / llbr bon Den Sunefrauen Der
Ser5 Seiu>8 emeinbe elm dnBerit
id)n1adbaftes Seiteiien ierpirt purbe,
lppbei es bo6it gemiitblid 5using.
3iihrebcn beim 8aufett pirben ge<'
balten bon &eb. s. 8. Smalian bon
ct. Setter, Rinn., ipelher cine be-
geiiternbe S6iloerung ieiuer fiir8s
liden Gomreiie CAB unb 5um S6lniie
elm bretfades Soh nuf Den 6l. Bater
nusbrahte; ferner bon 6ru. Ibolpb
SueS bon Gait ct. Bouts; Srn. S. 9.
Golfers, benz ipieDereripdblten 9rdii@
henten bes Central : @ereins; Srn.
@m. Sreuno pom Springfield, ST.;
6rn. s. Sebfrieb bon indianapolis,
Snb., unb Mnoeren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
gefannter Yrieiter seitprben.

Sn Sort 9ob9c. Sopd, itarb ON
SienStag berfl. @ode Migr. 9. 6.
2eneban, Tfurrer Der bortigen Corpus
Gbriltiz airIe. nah ldneerem 2eiocn
an Der 3uderfranfbeit inn Ilter bon
IS Sabreu. 9erielbe ipar Gin Better
bes Godn'it II 8iidofs 2eneban bon
Wrcat Soils, Wpnt., uno elm Srltoer
Deg Mibters 2enebnn bon Subilaile.
Die 2eihe nnrbe nnd Dubuque, Dem
Seine ocs @eritorbenen, ecbraht uuS
am Sreitne bon Der bicii9en Gatbe>
brdle aus auf rem set. Slipets @ottese
adcr ~bei9siest. CT rube in Sriebenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
g.axeneb,srasr wasrits, pte,,staa, nrn 20. septr,,,ber 1909.

9ebdItcnen Snir. no Dieielbe altssee
itelt mar, nit einem criten Yreis
prdnliert lpurbe.
IS. .. Srdrbeu. 0eutfder Mbpo'
Fat uno Notar. Sinmer AIS Difiee,
8ebdlibe. 8. nnb Iairs CITRATE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
Mhtuna. Mathpliffn!

81, 1000 gder guter, irnchtbaren 6arrnIanbes in
sens, Safers, aorn. uno DaumpolesB e9eno In
Serds, betannt ais Die tathuItfcben Gplunien
s9inbbprt uao Scotland. t0nueu Su uieorigeut
9reiie, inter giniti9eu Seeingnngen nne IN ges
1900 Stabt,gutten in benz pradhtopden Stabtdben
Scotlano, oeal euopnnft Der 6snrietta &Sontbs
meiteru Giieubabu GIr ndhere 9uStintt. Sld)s
Iein unb aarte idbreibe man an =. y. W:urer
& Co., Scotland. 5eras.
geim S6reiben etipa9ue nau geF. bieies Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28

EerlamQt.

Gin tiidtiger Raru, nm einen GeneraI'S Store
an elmer tleinen Giienba imitation IN Narfbaa
@pnntD, Soma. ~ e%r0fnen. Serieibe. iea Slsb
unb 5armproontte tnufen une nebenbei oils Toifs
red,ten Mnnn. 8liibenoe. gum groBen 3hetl
fatboIiide Radbaridlutt. 5lr ndbere InStlnTt
menbe man Nb al SDr 500, Maribautotuu. ga.
g3eiui Sdrcibeu eriuGbnc man ceh. biefcS 8lntt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
DaIhart. IexaS.

Bir nebnen bic erite STEELE elm flr ~niebriae
Greiie in eanb. gsir iuobnen bier uno baben Die
bargains. @enn Ste Sanb fauien ipoaen, 10
lalleIi sic li1 infer bei6reibenoeS YampbIet
tommeu. =. ". Sobmfcn Sano Co., GalHart.
9eras.
srim edhrei6en eripahnc mau neh. bieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
&atholiide Tarmer berIanat.

I'm berieielte GRANDDAUGHTER tn benz berihmten
Del 0urte 9iitrift i'm muuoerbareu gan 2uis'
Ibale An tauien. Dos irudatbarite 2nnb i'm gam
sert gseiteu. SerrlidaeS 8Iima. Sf,6ne tattoo
liicbe STRIDE, ct. Soiepb's Sanitariun, Sdlule
u. (. no. GoIonie eben i'm Gntiteben. aann 2anb
in Der Wabe Der Stabt iebr biHie pertauien;
ieidhte gebimgungen. HretS UNI bic pdiite niebs
riger, ais au6ere Colorado adnoereter pertapit
tuerben. uub bier er5ielt man grobers @rnten.
Colorado.
Seim sdrei6en eripdbne man Gen. bieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28

fir eiu Sd,5neS Ssim an u. 3. Ctr. Got 20 bei~1l5
iiuB. 3uei Stodperte. pier idone gruBe Sim.
mer. Giiterne. gutter 3ol3id1uppen. Sios 5fuet
plud pom StraBeubnbuiinie. 8ape Stride nub
Gdlule. Gfon seleeen uno in elmer guten Nad9.
baridbait. @ir6 an mdBiaem Greiie n~ertauft
iuerben. Beiudlet uns. ipir pertanien Sanoereien
uno StabteigenthunL
METTEL LAND c O,
1a. ctr. geios Telephone No. COS. DUBUQUE. ga.
yeim edlreibeu rrwabue man seh. bieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
Wrbeiter ae5uAt.

Glr glrbeit un's Saus unb inn pauie. pie be
elmer tatboIiihen Wnfalt gebrdnthlidp. ipir6 elm
aupsriaiGae Mouu eeludtt. Sir ndbere sluss
funit iuen6e man iid' On: The Diectrr, Sacreo
Seort College, 9rairie on CHEN, geis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
GeImiM4er

Sdbreibet ilr cine Rummer bes .Sputbeafern
aanias Spmeieeter", baS bette eaRosSourual.
BIAS p~nbiiSirt miro. Gs ipiro frei an Sene 9es
ifidt. bic eiu Seim faiiien ooer @elo anle9en
iuouen. aanbpertaui init tleiuen 8esabluraen
uu6 aiinitige 8eoingnngen III uniere Spe5ialitdt.
@am a~orciire: 1es sluen 0cuntp S~npeiimemt
Co., 4ungton, aanfas.
yctm efreibcn sr,pGhne man aeh. bieics SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
&atholilder Mr,f berlanat.

Gauborn, O'Brien Co.. 3ot.a. bietet einem
tatholiihen 9lr3te bic beifen Iusiidten. GS Ut
bieS cine Der beifen @eleeenbeiten i'm Norometen.
Jlr NGberes idreibe man az IT.. care OF Gath
pIic Printing Co., 9ubuaue. Coma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
M0tnng, GatbDlifem!

Gebet guh bic bsrlbmte Solompn Banen, Ss.
3orn. g9et5en, Nlfalia unb Blue Stem @rns tam
eS Mot ibertroien tueroen. G1nfter III ben
Staaten tnr Niialfd. SUITES W1ner i'm iiebers
huB. Sdbne tathoIiibe Stride. GaS 2ano iteiet
raid I'M Eretie. Sdlreibet tiir elite ihoner Hdns
bereien. Sur nGbere 9uSturit fpenbe man lif
an 6atber @neeue 1eahafi, ooer an canton
Bros, Osborne, Sanias.
gleint Sfreipen erfp1hne mon ath. bieies 9latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28

Cine sroBe Nn5abl quite. perbsierte carmen,
pber irgenoweidpe in Soma, ftnb 5uni Ireiie BON
$50 BIS $50 per ader 5n oertaufen. Sonnet uno
taufet cine oieier 6arrnen, che Der BreiS nuf S135
jdhrlif UNI So bis 81 per Gfer i'm 9refie
Gd1reibet Aieid ober tonmet nub ipretbet Dor
BEL NeU. Nsin. ". &uuteL Hfarrer Der bliibeus
ben ct. Midaeliss @emeinoe, Raibua. Soma.
geim Gdreibrn criuIbne man gen. bieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
Mmtnna, fatbolijMe warmer!

Gas norbfpetIidae Soma hat bas bette Garms
.anb Der Union. SUTHERLAND. etre tatholifde @es
ueinbe in S'Srien 9puntb. 1T Der Wittelpltntt
enes SiiiritteS. Bieie bon @idhttatboifen ges
ignete ipertbpnle Carmen limb gu n~ertanfen
,6er su permiethen. Sebt bieret fid Gud eine
m Wsp. gather U. ". ga Gair, Sutberlanb,
Jptpn.
edrsi6en erpahne man eea. Sieies 9latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
Wftuua, &atholifeu!

elmer tatboliidben Stride nuo SfmefernsSdbu
utniebt. no Der Boben reid unp Die greiie nie6.
rig limb, 10 t6nnt Sbr baS @emlni9te i'm @rano
gpuntp, Slos9atota finben.
S9ir bnben bier Dor mebr ais IS Sabreu oe.
iupbnt uno tonnen @ud) btesbetref pole Sin.
aeInheiten gebeu. Heieren5: &eo. g.. 6. 8rpneS.
lluiere Q6reie lit: Martens Bros. Mil6ant.
Slb.9atotd.
Seim e@reibtm srpabns man srn. Siriss slat,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
n Mattoliidje &olonie

i'm geras ganbanbIe. Grsisbiser 8pben. geiuu.
oes aliuta, reineS qgafer, gutter winrtt. Bon uns
an aatbelifen uerfauit 5u uteori9feu Rretieu.
Beid1tieeu Sic urier 9ano, ipenit sic IN Die Bon.
banbles @egeno %fornriieu. gSeaet Waherem td9retbe
man an bic 2outbweit Catbotit 6otonisattpn
Co., Dor so, Ganpon @itp. Ieras.
geim GGreiben sr,pabae man seq. bisieS glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
MnrktbPrtn1t
Sir ben @roRperfanf.
On ben 81. September.
Wefrci1e. 6eu. MfehI. etc.

@etrctbe, Sen, 0sebl, etc.
Safer: 35-37c per SuibeL.
Sorn: 65-75c per 9uibsl.
WeiSen S5-9Oc per Sujbet.
@erlte: 30-45c per Sulbel.
Hoggem: 85-75c per Wnlbel.
IOeu: s. 00-S11. 90 per 3onne.
Wtebl: patent, So. S0-6.6o; Iraisbt,
S.. 40-5.S0
8leie $50. 00-$28. 90.
Butter, Gier NIB safe.
Sier: 21c per Cueenb.
Butter: Oairp., 25c; Creamery, BIC per
Yfmnb.
8die: Mbans 66ie, t5c; grif, Tic; eim=
burger, 1Sc; Swiss, 1sc per Siuno.
Groceries, etc.
etepiel: S3.75a$4.0 90 per Barrel.
8urtofieln Coo per Suibel.
!3miebein: 75c per Suibei; Spauii1e
3wiebelu, S1.75 per @rate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
ctlahoma=T armen.

8rose @ruten; ans eeaeidhnete GRANDDAUGHTER;
blibeube tatboliid)e Sem eiubeu. Sir udber
gluS funit ipenoe man lid] an ~. Sones a Co.,
9patbe. Stfnbomn.
geim sdreibtn erpahne man aef. biefsS Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
eenirat=g ereim in SiBans.

(Sortietung bon Der 1. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28

@bicago, Oen 81. Septsmber.
Oetreibe.
WeRen-
sept. +: 1.ooA@1.094.
SeS.: 9s4essH.
Rorn-
Sept. /: 642sa844.
Ses. 5S@5S%,
6aisr-
Sept: 1915 @394.
Deg: 3S3S@3s4.
Slar-Ho. / U. 2S., $40; No. 1. g.
49,. $1.4j.
giebmarft.
Shpeine-
Shwsre, S 7.95@S.80
Sbiuere. raube, $3.50 $3.50
Qeihte, 81. S0@SS45
8einiidte, s7S59S.60.
gteb-
RiuoDieb, 81 50a7 80.
Fiibe NIB Rlnosr, s2.OO@6.00
Ghafe-
@inheimii6e 2dmmer "a. 25@725.
Weitlihe gdmmer, 81. 00@5.00.
ginbeimiihe Shaie. $2.7Oe3.90
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
Morn. 9llialia. Sdlmeine.

mat heu rniere Garuter reid. gpir pertauien bie5e
2dnbereien su niebrieeu Rreiieu lluo unter iebr
gi.nlti GET Beoiuguugeu. 4athpliidbe Radbbars
Ibaft. 9ampblet uno Snrmiite trei.
Suabes 4 Sorfer,
Cutter 9th, gufter Co.. Gfla.
geim enrribeu eriuabne mon seh. bieies gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
Tarm Saraaius.

Gdhreibet fir 9titen itber Mnrihan Gountb.
odnbereten; inn norbonIid1en &aniaS. Wir 5ieben
Gorn, geei3en uuo NIialfa. Greitc %parieren BON
$50 bis $50 per Ader. ~. =. @eith, 6ranttort.
3nujas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
3m %berfaMien!

gute erntlaiiide 5nrm.SDpotbefen tpeIdbe
Yro3ent auf Solpas uno Observation-Disclosures
ppn $500 90 bis 81, 10000 einbrimsen.
gud) t0nnt Chr etne quite Seftiun bon ebeuen
gsei3enIanb nit idhpnr3em 8pbeu fir &c., 90 Der
Nder haben. 5ornes 4 Snl9, Dubuque, Soma.
1923 Main Strabe. both Phones.)
yeim sdrriben er,p6bne map aek. SisieS glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
Tarit III b~erfaufen.

SieieS III eine ausgeseid1nete @eleeenbeit cine
quite 5arm IN Der R6be elmer oeutfd1en, fatbolis
%fauien. Gs fnb 5,pei 6duier auf btr Garri,
ipelte ans IS Nder befebt, unb bieieloen fiuo
MUIR ungef6hr 600 6is BON Der Stride nro Sdbule
an MuraI Route 6. Sdbner pbitaarten NIT
Traube sStoden, NIB anbere Sruht. GS III ein
gutter stan auf Der farm. I'm ndhere Nustuntt
id1reibe man an Vhiltp Cent? ". r. 6, Dubuque.
Spua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-28
&araains In 2ano.

Cd babe eini9e Der beiteu 5arueu, IN einem
ber beiten Staaten bee linton uno ihI beiten
9beile bes StaateS aeleger, 3l oertaufen. Die.
iuelfe ale inobernen Ginridbtuugea befibt, elm.
idllieblif Stpei SdipeternfduIen uno Stride. cine
engliide- unb etne oeutid1e. SIR nGbere Nuss
tunft menbet @ud an Geo. q. cipeus, @re8cu,
Soma. Steieren5: &so. s. 3. 2oosbrod.
geim edrei6en ertudbne man cen. bieIes glatt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-15

Not unoften the public pulse thrills
at the story of some heroic deed per.
formed under trying circumstances.
All such acts have q value beyond the
immediate one. for they increase our
faith I'm man and are an incentive to
self-denying sacrifice. But let us not
forget in paying well deserved honor
10 such heroes that In almost every
community people are leading heroic
lives every day. Newspapers do not
mention them, no Carnegie medal is
bestowed upon them, yet none the less,
patiently, unobstructlyely. courage
ously In the midst of well.nigh
crushing conditions of domestic trials,
business difficulties or physical dis.
ability they lead the hero life, and
though their experience may be un.
recognized BY men the recording
angels take note Of all.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-15

General Law. editor OF The Barlow
Courier-Informant, made good In every
instance as political prophet at the
last election. and the following from
his last issue shows that he is still
possessed OF the political sagacity for
which he has became noted: 1T Is
said that Hon Ion l.. Farris Of Jack.
sonville. speaker OF the House of Rep
resentatlves In the last Legislature,
has decided TO become a candidate for
Congress In Frank Clark's district.
Ions political bark was completely
wrecked by his course in the Legisla.
ture. He may have repaired II SUN.
eiently to attempt another voyage, but
there Is little doubt that this time II
will find a port ON the head waters
Of salt river"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-15

Experts are continually coming
euphemistic phrases to replace terse
and more expressive words. This is
freely done when the moral and bust
ness delinquencies of rich people are
concerned. But the new chief of po-
lice in Chicago shows in this respect
delicate consideration of some Of
the rank and file of his force. 1t seems
that some of them have drunk the
brandy which is found in the medi.
cine case OF each patrol wagon. Chief
Stewart does not say the men took
it, but he has ordered amonia to be
substituted for brandy, on the ground
that brandy evaporates too rapidly"
With such considerate euphemism
surely no policeman's feelings will be
hurt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-15

Notwithstanding the comfortable as
surance that Halley's comet, which is
travelling through space at breakneck
speed, will not come nearer to this
earth than 100000 miles, there are
lots Of people who are alrady worrying
themselves over 1t. They fear that we
shall be smothered with star dust or
that the comet with vicious action Of
it's tail will sweep all the people off
the earth as easily as a woman sweeps
the crumbs off the table. To know
that no comet or other celestial body
has ever done the slightest harm to
this world ought to calm their fears,
but 1t will not. It is really astonishing
how many people do seem to enjoy
making themselves miserable.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-15

The money cost of the destruction
Of property through carelessness or
wastefulness>i in this country amounts
20 many hundred Of millions of dol.
lars every year. But great as that is
the money value Of the loss of health,
limb and life for which this careless
ness and wastefulness are RESPONSE.
bic Is far greater. In large cities the
smoke and SCOT cause i'll health and
disease and lessen the ability to work,
and that means poverty for thousands
Our factories, mines and railroads
take yearly toll Of life and limb that
is appalling. That the railroads alon,
last year paid over ffty-six million dol.
lars for personal injuries and damages
will give one faint idea at least Of
the havoc made. The one remedy for
wastefulness Is judicious economy, and
that for personal injuries is a greater
regard for human life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-15

Edwin Hawley of New York is
worth watching as a railroad captain.
He has proved himself in contests
with Hartman for organization, and
now he appears, with controlling
influence In 1870 miles Of road, as
the man next likelest to weld to-
gether a transcontinental system I'M
der his own influence. The acquisi-
ton of Chicago, Cincinnati & Louis
vile, giving his Chesapeake & Ohio
it's own entrance into Chicago, would
make the link. To the westward, Min
neapolis & st. Paul, Iowa Central
roads, Chicago & Alton and Kansas
City, Mexico & Orient, from Kansas
City to Topolobampo, on the western
coast of Old Mexico. make up the
chain to the Southwest and Northwest
alike. It means a trunk line from
the Twin Cities and from Kansas
City to tidewater at Newport News
and Old Point Comfort.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-15
GETTING BADLY HIT.

The liquor business continues to re-
ceiye hard body blows, and they are
given from all directions. The South
ern States keep on passing prohibition
laws or in strengthening those already
in existence. In other States county
and other local option laws are also
making themselves felt. The result Of
it all is a diminished consumption Of
liquor. as the decreased internal
revenue returns clearly show.
The same story comes from other
lands. The revenue from liquor has
dropped considerably in Great Britain,
AID now an interesting fact comes
from Germany. That country has in
creased largely the tax on beer. The
brewers and retail sellers have sought
20 recoup themselves by raising the
price. and here is the result in Kiel:
In the government dockyard of that
city the 5000 workmen were accustom-
ed to drink 1900 bottles of beer
every day. These workmen resented
the increased tax and turned to milk,
coffee and mineral waters, and as one
result the 10000 daily bottles of beer
have fallen to 100. Another result
is better work and far less loss of time
by the workmen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-15

To the fanfare Of trumpets. the skirl
Of bagplpes and much pomp generally
a rich American girl was recently mar,
ried In the Scotland highlands 20 tho
pretender 20 Q small European throne.
Apparently the length OF the grOoms
mare and title was offset by the short.
ness OF his purse. for money lenders
are now suing him Cor money advanced
on the StreAgth Oi his matrimonial
prospects, OF course the giyl win pay
the debts That h usually one Of the
conditions for marrying a foreign title.