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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-05-29
Christian Science Notice.
May 30, 1909.

Sunday II a. IN. Subject Ancient and
Modern Necrcmancy; or. Mesmerism
and Hypnotism." ~
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Testimonial Meeting Wednesday 1880
p. IN. Room 3 Mayors Block.
A free Reading Room is also open to
the public daily, except Sunday, from 2
to p. IN.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-05-29
81 Ysal,sgth@ch.

Holy Communion and Sermon II q. m.
Hpday School, 1890 p. m.
ening prayer 7:80 p. m. 90
Friday Litany and Bible Class
1870 p. m !, Ii
All are cordially invited.
REV. PERcIvAL s. SMITHE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-05-29
Al We All Know.

Spector--Your new house doesn't
look much like the architects original
design - "'a'
Welcome No, but It looks more like
It than the cost looks like bis original
estimate.-Smart Set.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-05-29
SALMAGUNDI
IaAd our business locals elsewhere

800 Ghe uelnnarC COmpanyS new al.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Henderson and
Mrs. Brain returned from California
last night.
Mrs. E. q. Tarr will sing at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning
and evening.
Special public Memorial services will
be held in the Presbyterian church to-
morrow night.
Constable Happier came from Carlin
this morning and returned on No. g.:
He reports eSerythif g Rniet down the
river. ~ ~ r., - - =
Mrs. Castle and children returned
from their Mound valley visit this
afternoon The old man win now
he good. !. - =, :.
4 Mr.. and Mrs.t Garden ! of Pleasant
valley are in town. Mr.. Garden is still
{ ON clutches, but says hei is improving.
He has had a long siege with his broken
leg. e. 4@'..| = . q $ @ 's=':a r.
= The Memorial Exercises at the Odd
fellows Hall tomorrow afternoon will
i, begin promptly at2 o'clock Everybody
: is invited to attend the exercises and
join in the Observance of the day,
Mrs. Sproule has bought the house
Mr.. Greenfield is building on Idaho
street., If she cannot sell her old house
for something near it's value, she will
tear it down and move it to the ranch.
The trial Of the big water suit of
Miller & Lux against a. Mcleod and
other Mason valley ranchers resulted
in verdict of $25, 400, for the defend
ants. The costs will amount to $25OO.
=. Deputy Sheriff Grim brought jill.
Kempton from Contact last night and
left him to board 40 days with Sheriff
Clark. He obtained money under false
pretenses and Justice Klitz fined him
$50 with the alternative of spending 40
days inHjail, So ':
Louise Pillsbury, who was brought
back ffohi Seattle on the charge of
buncoing several Renoites, claims that
he is being jobbed by his sister and q
cou living in New York. He says
theS want to send him, to prison so that
they may get the money left to himTsby
Mis- father and grandfather.
Commissioners Willis :; and Lytton
returned from California last night.
While away they inspected a number
Of modern courthouses and are now in
asgood position to judge of the kind of
courthouse Elko county should have
Commissioner Moody stopped off at
Reno, but will put in an appearance in
IL day or two. '.+> ~. a.r.
Complaint is made that the Street in
front of Mr.: George RusselPs residence
ON the hill was left,in dangerous con-
ditions, when work was stopped there.
The attention of the commissioners is
called to this complaint so that they
may have the street put in safe con.
dition before some one is hurt and the
town involved a law suit! From what
we have heard no time should be lost
in this matter.
Joe Masias finished 60 days sentence
in Jail Wednesday and Thursday he
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Elmore
for disturbing the peace. Friday, he
was taken before Judge Bruce and sent
back to jail for six months Masias is
one of the men who stole Joe Nc.
Nam9Ta's cornet. His offense Thurs
. day yves outrageous ,and deserved the
SEVERE Sentence Judge Bruce gave. him.
He should be run out of town when
his sentence expires, 4 60
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-05-29
Limit Of limo Without Food.

When the body Of starving animal
including man, loses two-ffths OF its
substance. the inevitable result ia
death. ...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23

Sn manheu @e9enben oeS mittlee
rem uno nDrolihen Soma iinb GcrIuebe
NIT Dem InbaI BON NIfalfa (2userne)
Die leeten Sabre feblseihiagen unp in
Solge luuroe Den Snrmern oauon ab<
geratben. oaB ii6 Die &ultllr oieIer
Sutterpflan6e ~iiberbaupt uiht i'm
Norbpelten lobnt. Sn ieboh aud
munhe Snrmer III benlelben Sitrifs
ten ausgc6eihnete Grfolge erSieIten
nno e5 bis auf bier Shnitte bradz
ten. 10 lheint bas &lima bod nitt
ullein Die Shulo 8u traaen ilnS Gin
tleincs a~neebautes Selb lit ienenfoqs
oes TerlildeS ipertb. Gin gut ppre
bcreiteteS Siiid 2nnb trG9t Grnten
bon 4 bis 6 Sonuen Slltter FRO Ncrc
filr feds bis scbn Sabre. mdbreno
alee MI etipd bdlb iopiel Suttcr gibt
unp bDditens brei Snbre nusbdlt.
Gs ioA bamit burdaus uid)t bon Den,
aleebau abgerntben lperben, Denn bic
ies SHUTTER lit fir Den Siebitnnb fail
10 notbfuenbig mic bas td9lihe 8rpt,
aber alfalfa lit in pieier Siniift cine
nod mcbr lederc. LATTICE uub nabrs
bate Speiie. namcntlih lit lold)sa
Sen Den 3uhtihipeinen ilber @inter
3utrdglih. @ie ldon seIngt fam
peni9itcns Der @eriuh aui einenl
tleineu Stiid SeIp niht pieI idaoeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
@interframfbcitcn bcS @eiliiscls.

Sn eincm ldngeren Irtifel ihreibt
Die n%nmbaftc SiibnerSii6tcriu Nnna
Nc. 2emfe bon GnB County. Ga. an
Die Farmers Sribune" iiber @eflii>
aeliruntbeiten I'M @inter. Dem i1ir
Der &iir5e balber Die pidtigiteu Stels
len entnchmen: .Sei Den arnnfbeis
ten Der 6iibner. Die inns Defenders
i'm &inter DEN meiiten Srubel mus
6en, boubclt es lid uoruebmli6 um
bret llrIaden: Grfdltnng, Group
mo Sipbt6crin. @s lit meiitens
lhipicrig Ole llriahen 81 e%rfennen,
iebocb trGgeu 9ia6laiiigteit, ihlehtc
@ebuIluug. burh Die 0dGer mo
Sugcn c;nbringenber Nc0cn unb
Sduee Die Shulb. unb talte Sualuft
tbut pos ii6rige Die Sbiere 81 crfdlten.
Iui Grtdltlna linb Damn 9cmDbnli6
Group. Sipbtferia unb mnbere 2cis
Ben 6uriid5uiilbrcn. nle lino scfGbrs
lid uuo III Der Hegel anitedeub. 10
ran mant6e lf0nc Silbueridlndr 3u
@runbe gebt. Wan erfennt Die Or
tGltutg ser 6iibncr. lpenn lie lid
friercno unn 6itterno III einen Winz
tel Sliunmen briiden uno oft ielbit
bns perlodcnoite Suffer lie nidt bers
allS6uhrin8eu pcrulu9. &cuu nan
reib. lpeld5c i6uere Solgen cine
ourh Grfditnmg cntitnuocne 2ums
oencnt5iinpung. Sronhitis etc. bel
Menihen unb Sbieren bcrbciiiibrcn
mag. Damn brdiiht man lid niht Sl
muupern. nenn iid bel oem mcbr
5arten @eflHBel o@apeS", Group unb
Sipbtberin bnruus entipideln. Cute.
pirfiantc uns empfeblensWertbe Ir5s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23

neimittc( iino in alien @potbefen
5u baben unb meilten5 fertig 5um
@ebrmb p%orratbie. pie aud Die
@erpenouns 9eruDbnlit 5iemlih
leiht lit. gs lit beiicr oltrA 3eitiges
giugreifen elmer sefdbrliden unb
dnitedenben &ranfbeit por5ubeugen,
benn auh bier gift Die alte Hcgcl:
Cine hinge Soriiht lit mebr wertb ais
elm 9an5es Yfuno aur."
q
@ann ipl Der Sarmcr ieine Ginfauie
MAIDEN?
Sm Ilgenleincn bnben sic Sur
n,er Die ipn0crbnre @eippbnbeit, bnb
fait ulle 81 Ocrielben Seit g~elpiile Gins
tdufe MAIDEN moncn, leteu cs nun
Yferbe, 8ulen, &iibe, &dlber,
Shmeine uno nnbere 3ubttbiere, phcr
Wtnidincn, SG.1en ulb bergleid)en.
8ie lih Elm Sarmer nusoriiGt, babe
es fait BEN Iuihein. al5 lpenn Die
Ntndlbarn bon einem Sieber nngeireft
tplrben unb Die natiirlihe Solac ma
rem Damn bobcre Treiie. Die iin gee
p0bnlid nad Der Ndd)frdge rifteu.
Der fluge unb poriiftige 2unbmann
ipiiroe ieOoh gerape bas @egentbeil
tbun, ndmlid Die flaueu @eldditss
Yerioben ipnbrnebnen unb iider
@elb babel eripnren. Inter Den ges
geniudrtigen lanonirtbidnftlihen Ser
bGltnilien D%iirften nur lpenige Sars
mer an @elbntangel leioen uno Do
lei es niht n%otblpenoig cinen sepiiien
3eitpuuft nb5ulparten ioHeern better,
ltdl 5llr reften 3eit NIT Den Sehilrfs
nilIen por5uIeben, benn man lpeib ME,
mas Der nddite Sag bringcn tpiro.
Wie ihon Der Wiiuer ia9t, ntablt Der
5uerlt, Der ant eriten tou,mt uub III
pieiem Sale babe and Der critic adms
fer Die bette Iuspnbl. - Ser Wnnr
bot pollfommen reht ltnb tpas err Iagi
lit fir ieben Sdrmer Des Hahbenfens
tpertb. Sn BEN lestcn Mionaten iinn
Die Treiie fir eritflaiitihes Su6tpieb,
Shlpeine etc. perbdltnibmdbig nies
brig, es lit jeood p~ordus5uieben. bnf
Die grDBere Nnhfrage pns &erbdits
mis- bcoeuteno perdnocrn miro unr
h0bere Sreiie geforpert perben. Sc
larger giuer luartet. oeito mebr tuirr
er be5ublen miiiien. pber bat aqens
faas nit cinem minoeriuertbigen Stiid
Wteb borlieb 5i nebrncn. Gs III
barum Elm GROCER Sebler, cine iolte
ipit,tiac Sahc su nett binnus al
ihieben. benn Den Wnrft bcpbad1ter
nno sur rcftcn 3cit einfaufen lpirS
lno alien llmitdnoen o &ortbeil
Iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Mfc Gnrn1cr iiiiN i've.

- Sic Snrmcr linb lrcper mpraliid)
nod acieelidi ba6u perpflidttt. Die
Wcnihbeit nit Nnbrun9smiiteln 81
unscreNt nicorigeu Sreiisu 5u pcrs
iorgen. Sober Arbeitcr lit ieincS COBB
mes pertb. 10 and Der GARNER mo
nid,t minbcr lcire Srnu.
- %ielc 2eutc pcrlc0eu lid beutSus
taae aui Die Siibucr5u6t ais @eihait
uub. nenn poriidti9 begouren miro
lie iih alld lobncn. menn Der Taunl
iiir Yu5ldufc ms @riiu i'm Sommer
nidIt 81 bcldrdntt lit. Sir Den Be
einncr iii es beiier nit elmer geringes
rem MnSabl Siibncr i'm Serblt ans
sufangen. er lam iih eineu warmen
StnQ eiurihtcn. Die 2~ebensipeiic Der
Siibner iiber @inter beobad,ten unS
pclhes Sutter ibucu am 6clteu Sus
trGslih lit. iolpie in Der 8rutSeit I'M
6riibiabr grfubrrnsen MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Die Vpa6lMt= 0iebsuht.

Gs lit feline Sra9e, bab in abIeb@
barer 3eit bas norotpeitlid)e. Soma.
pitlihe Nebrasfn. Iiiplife uno liibe
iueltlihe Miuneiota. Sube uno Horos
Safotn baS Centrum Der Tollbluts
Siebrai1en ipirb. bebaupten erfabrene
3iid,ter, nah Den eritaunli6eu Sort
l6ritteu mno Der fprtipdbrenDen gea
paltigen Nusoehnumg in ienen Serri@
torien. Gin 0elebrter bes Sppa
Iderbaus College lit bon elmer ldngea
rem 5our burb einen arpBeu Sbeil
bicier Siitrifte 5uriidgcfebrt unb bat
niir OuteS 81 beridbtcn, ipie groBnrtig
lih Die &teb5udt Die leetcn paar Sabre
entlridelte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
spab mub aud icin.
S6iehte @irtbi6aft.

Bauer (oer ieiuen S6piegcrIobn
in iciucr neueu 8irtbidaft beli6t) I:
Ibl bas lit mir a i6Dnc &irthlhaft.
a leerer Sauitna unb Daneb'n q 10 Il
luunberi6oner Niiitl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23

8e,uetS.

Hifter: sic iinb beiduloigt. pdbz
renb Der 9tr6eit am @au ben Boiler
bur9 einen Burf nit einem 3iesels
item nerleBt an babcu unb ippnen MN
Observation-Disclosures seItenc ma
dben. 8pmit ipolen sic boS be-
griinoen?
Ingcflaeter: @eil / iunIt net 9'ars
bat bdttl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Snt establishments.

9lio bier5i9tauienb Ytarf friegt Die
Dame nit? Sh0nl SD mpd]te lie
aber crit porber ieben!
Sier lit lire Photographic.
Netn - i6 meinc Die -. pier6i9z
tuuienb Iarf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23

baB cr mir nod 3cbu Wort
it,.
Sebr cinfah.
&ie fonrmt es benn, bab bein M1nn
10 ipenig in's &irtbsbous perlnn1t?
8. bns lit iehr einind. Sd brduge
ibn iebr, CT mDftc bod nusgeben.
0ariiber Miro ct miBtrauil9 unb
bletbt gu Sauie.
- y II
Gnfant terrible.
Snnte: Iber aarlden, ipariim
On mid Oenn 10 an?
aarl: Gage, Santc, dber in @obr@
belt; geborit gu au6 bem idOnen
anil?
Sharfe Hcpltf.
Game: sd fam mir oar niht bors
nelher @emlB oas iii, obne
Surit gu trinfen.
Serr: Serielbe. ipie in ben Spiegel
gu i6auen, obne biibi6 81 fem.
~ " -
&inber uiib Tarren etc.
0tuiitle6rerin: 8as lit cine Colo
ratursS dnserin?
S6iilerin: Sas lit cine Sdrgerin;
mo mon Die Cholera befommt, ipcnn
lie iin9t.
Gatbcocrbliitbe.
Grofeiior Ger Hatllr9elGi6te) !:
Sic ieben bier, meine Serren, elm
ielten Ihoues @remplar cines @oriaas
ibdbels. Solfe eriitieren in unIerer
Stobt MIR 5fuei; Den einen 6eiist ons
Muieunl, Den anoern i6.
Ghmicrig.
ar5t: go. Wii6el, bier lit Sas @c@
sept. Sns lnIien Sic IN Der Ipptbefc
MADDEN uno nebmen ieben Sbcnb Dor
Dem Sdlafengeben einen GBloffel We>
bi5in in bier @bl0ffel 8aiIerl
Nlidel: 8 ie, Dos bring I net
5'iamm - mir han bloB brei 2Sffel
8 Sausl
ttniiberlest.
Ser: Ser Insug. Den Sic mir
bieien g8inter lieferten. lit ia nod
ihledter ais Der uori9el
S6neiber: Nidt mogli6I
~ - ~
Sdmeidelpaft.
S6riftiteler: SD ihreibe 10 Mic
rabel. baB ih meine eigenen Wanus
ifripte nift le1en faunl
Hebatteur: sic @liidliherl
~ ~ ~
Ses SGnerleits Hafe.
Gin Bauer, ipelder in Der Nppt6efc
zines Stdbtbens, ipenn er @ndren
nit auf's Sanb nabm. tets cine GU
sabe in Sormeincs Wa9cnltdrfers err
sbielt, mlBte Sfeie Ibmer5lid) milIen.
oils ein neuer Ipotbeter in oieielbc
ein5pg. Ifs Der Bauer mebrere Iale
ieinen Shnaps uiht erbielt, rddte er
ii6 bafiir an Dem N~pothefcr. inbem er
zines Gndt5 an Der Hafttlingel rib.
bis euolih Der Tpotbefer inn Gadts
habit eridien unb %miBmutbi9 alsruft:
Nun Bauer, mas lit bel glt6 paiiiert.
lit Semnnb 10 ibiimm?
Seernie, ruft bns @duerlein, id
babe beute bon Sbnen fir 3 Yfenniq
Hdu6erfer5Gen oebolt unb lit cen for
Seelt babel. bas mil bur1aus MIDI
Iteben!
Spppsltes ltngliif.
o.: Seinc iunge Srau iol ia cine
eiiri9e Slnpieripielerin fem?
o.: 8eniB, abcr troebem lGBt liz
li6 ood ni6t pabon abbaIten. ielbi
81 fohen.
o.: So, ia. = ciu llnsliid fommi
Ielten aleinl
9Sie Seine.
Heoafteur: Sire @eoidte lam id
ieiber niGt m~uebnten. Nber wiIier
Sic. sic gleidcn Seine.
Si6ter (9cihmei6elt) So?
Hebafteur: Satpobl. Man ipirt
Sbnen audi ME Elm Sentmal leben.
u ~ .I
IuS Der Shule.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Gin gutter 2crl.

|oriibenper: 6aben Sic sur Hebe
Sbrcs @ertbeipi9ers etpas gu be-
mcrfen?
Gngeflaster (ber einen Iebr iuueen
@ertbeioieer bait; Sobiel id tpeiB,
mar es feline erIte @ertbeioigungsrebel
@ahen 9 ibm bait Die Sreuo' unD
Ipredcu g mid freil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
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G~cuubnbcit

9r5t: &Io9t Sbr @auu iebr iiber
.9urit?
Srau: 3 ia, ober baS tbut er audi
lueuu CT ociuuo it'll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Musgieih.

Sreinb: 9ic fannit gu MIR bas
WdD6en beiratben = Die 6amilie bat
ia abiolut tein Sermogenl
Sun9er Ir3t: Iber cine Wenge
franfe Geripanotel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
y "
Grmabnung.

Irpfelior (5um nn6ldiiigcn Sies
ner) 2eien Sic GiccrOs Bud
ii6er Die Sflihten ltnD puben sic
mir bas nd6ite Deal meine Stiefel
belIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Sas @Qer1rgite.

9eben Sic ia re6t bidt meiter, Ionit
fnun's nod arg bos nit Sbnen
perbenl
gd), 6err Softor. b0ier fnnn's MINI
uler peroen. als renn man fein Bier
trinfen bari!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
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Sdtertihe Sebre.

Bauer (5u ieiuem Sobnc, Der ciueu
StdOter ms ndhite Sorf iiibren Iol) !:
@aunIt mit'n 9errn geblt, 10 mlait
auf Ger redbteu Seite gebu. grab als
lpannit an Cdien nuf'n Iartt fiibreitl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
~ "
SpppelteS 1tngliif.

o.: Seine iunge Srau iol ia cine
eiiri9e Slnpieripielerin fem?
o.: 8efpiB, abcr troeDem ldBt lie
ii1 bod ni6t papon abbaItcn. iclbit
81 fohen.
o.: So, ia, = eiu llnsliid fommt
Ielten aleinl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Sebr cinfab.

8ie fomnlt es benn, bab bein Mlnn
10 lpenig in's @irtbsbous ~perlan1t?
8. baS lit iehr eininh. Sd orange
i'm iebr, er m0hte bod ntsgeben.
9ariiber miro ct miBtrauii9 unb
bleibt gu Salie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Shcrsbaft.

Snfcl (5um Neiien. Der Stuneni
lit. oils er I'M Gai6 Gin @lnS 8aiier
umipirft) 60 6fieutlih braidit Oh
aber Seine s(perlipu eeeen oas @aller
ni1t 5u 5ei9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Ghmierts.

Nr5t: go, Mi6el, bier lit bas &c>
sept. Sns lniien Sic in Der Npptbefc
MADDEN unb nebmeu ieben Nbcnb Dor
Dem Sdlafeuseben einen GBloffcl Me>
bi5in in bier @bl0ffel @aiierl
@idel: 8 ie, Dos bring I net
5'iamm - mir han bloB brci 2Sffel
8 Sausl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Muf nntmcgen.

Senfeu Sic ii6 nur, Serr Ndh6ar.
orei Wonat lit meiu Mauu jcet tobt,
lIno ieoe Nadt cri6eint CT mir inn
Sraume.
Sol @m, piellei6t itnb Sic 10 gut,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Gssxs,,tb.reer Gasetts, pisnstae, BEN %. lshrsur 1909.

Srnu Hadbarin, unb erinnern SIREN
Seligen BET ndditer @%ele9enbeit
poran, baB cr mir nod 5cbu Rort
i6ulbig lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
Said, u%eritnnben.

o"N'
Ir6t: Sbr ausieben lit nidt beionz
perS gut. Siben Gle pief?
&atieut; Gs gebt, 3 lctte Mnl bin
i6 nit ie6s gSuhen bapon 9cfomn1en.
~ ~ ~
Splitter.
Iom @abriagen ldbt iid pobl
le6en in Der 2elt, aber ni6t bonn
@abrbeit id9eu.
~ ~ .S
Sennt ibn befier.
So6ann. 9tb Iht, Of etlpa @clb in
meinen aIeioern Itedt, pab es nidt
perloren 9ebt.
Sobanu: 8irb ni6ts 'raus folen,
~gndoi9er Serr, mir BADEN ia Den
3ipan5igIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23
&atbcoer6liit6e.

Trofeiior Ger giaturseididte) !:
Sic ieben bier, meine Serren, elm
ielteu IfoneS @remplar cines Gorilla
l6dbels. Solhe criiticren in u%nierer
Staot MIR 5luei; Den einen 6eiiet Ous
Muieum, ben anoeru i6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-23

2Sie Seine.
Tebafteur: SIRE @ebihte fam ih
ieiber nid)t nnuebuen. Nber piIieu
Sic. sic glei6cn Seine.
Sidter (gcihmei1elt) Gu?
Geoafteur: Saipobl. Wan ipirb
Sbnen aud ME Elm Scntmal ieben.
e ~ .I
Gus Der Shulc.
2ebrer: @ic bie6en Die brci 8eiien
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New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
HEARS STOCK EXCHANGE HEADS.
Hughes Committee Discusses with Them Re-
lations of Curb Market.

President R H Thomas OF the New York Stock
Exchange, together with a committee Of FIVE.
sisting Of former presidents of the exchange. who
have been appointed to assist Governor Hughes 6
committee in its investigation Of the institution
appeared before the latter COMMITTEES yesterday
This special committee consists Of Messrs Sturgis
Atterbury, Earnes, Keppler and Pornroy.
According 20 Horace White chairman Of the In
vestigating committee, the session taken up
with e discussion of the relations between Stock
Exchange firms and the curb market. The repre-
sentatives Of the Stock Exchange, Mr. White said
declared that neither the exchange the mem
bers Of II had business relations with the curb
market. did not want have any and would not
have any.
At to-day's meeting Professor Henry c. Emery
Of Yale University. will appear before the commit
tee Professor Emery, who occupies the chair of
political economy Yale. is considered one of the
leading scientific authorities in this country on
speculation He has made a study Of the German
laws governing speculation in grain futures and in
securities It appears that the members of the
committee anxious 10 obtain informa ton re-
garding these laws
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
SISTERS SUE SHERIFF AND DEPUTY
Mrs Palmer and Miss Ellin Would Recover
$4,000 for Eviction

Sheriff Thomas F. Foley and Deputy Sheriff
Max Altman we're served yesterday with summons
and complaint in a suit brought by Mrs. Mary
Jane Palmer and Miss Martha Ellin to recover
$4,000 and costs for being evicted from their old
home al No 517 West both street Both the plain
tiffs in the suit elderly women, and the house
from which they eVicted has been occupied
by their family for hundred years
After the women had resisted the efforts OF
the Sherin's men enter the house Deputy
Sheriff Altman finally got into the place and moved
the furniture out 70 the street He then
escorted the old sisters to the front door.
Washington Palmer. Of Mrs. Palmer is
alleged to have contracted to sell the old home 20
the Occidental Realty Company FIVE years ago
He received 500 from the company. but failed
to get the sale deed from the other members Of
his family. The Occidental company brought suit
to compel him TO carry out his part Of the contract
and the house was sold auction satisfy all
claims Justice Patzek ordered the Sherin to put
the two sisters out, but they defed every one for
ten
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
IMMENSE TANKS BREAK
Tuo Killed, Score Hurt and FIFTY
Houses Urecked IN Ensuing Flood.

Parkersburg, " Va, March 19--Two persons
killed. three others we're probably fatally IN
jured, a score were slightly hurt and ten or more
houses were completely demolished ana torty more
more or less wrecked when the two immense Wa
ter tanks supplying the city IF Parkersourg with
water burst early this morning The dead are MI
and Mrs Walter Waggle, whose bodies were found
IN the ruins Of their home. Mrs John Maleney
and Mrs. Kate Karnes, the latter an invalid ana
Clara Jones, a negro woman, will probably die
The property loss Is approximately S2oorU
The immense volume Of water rushed down
Prospect Hill sweeping everything before 1t
Houses were torn from their foundations one
whole family being carried down street seventy
five Yards Their house almost completely de-
rnolished bit all escaped injury except one girl
who suffered a broken coarbone. St John Lu-
theran Church was almost completely destroyed
but through its sacrifice many lives were spared
end much more damage prevented. as it was dl-
rectly in the path of the water.
The City Council in special session to-day, or
dered the city water supply pumped directly into
the mains to stop water famine and avert the
danger Of fire. The authorities have decided that
the bursting Of the tanks was due to an accident
OF the tanks breaking and falling on the other
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
DADDY" GLIB KILLS HIMSELF.
Inventor of Golf Billiard Table Commits
Suicide in Van Cortlandt Park

William Glib. inventor and one of the hest
known golfers in this city, was found dead near the
golf course in Van Cortlandt Park with a self-n-
hicted bullet wound in his head yesterday.
Daddy GLIB. he Callei by every golfer
who knew him. architect by profession
He lived in the old Blanchard mansion. in west
23d street. He invented golf billiard table upon
which he had worked foc many years. It is be
lieved that worry over his inability 10 sell his in
venton for what he thought proper price and the
fact that mis- lfes savings had been spent In per
fecting the invention caused the old man to XII
himself.
Mr. Glib born in Scotland siXty-tive years
ago His mother, II IS said. is still living there
He had 8 brother A " Gibb. who lived at
ST. Johns y. F. he member Of the New
York Golf Club