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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
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nod ibrem geitintmungsDrtcn feline
geniigenben Vaarmittel ut SGnoen
batten. Mls iold)e iuerben anf 0runb
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Gummiiidrs @iaiams S25 anseieben.
Sa5 betreffenbe Sefret mar am Sage
porber befunntgege6en iporoen. unb
Die Solge mar, OaB Die G%inipanoe>
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3peiter &diilte pom Snmpfer ~Ngn>
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ier Gidtung bin mter5ogen. NIT Dem
gemeloeten Grgcbnib. 9i5ber 9eniigs
ten SO ober audi peni9er. IS pebt,
ipie mir iGon mebrfdt feit9eltellt bae
ben, nenerbines ein iebr i6arier 8ino
nuf GQiS Sslnnb.
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3enben 9erlauf 9cnommen. EROS Der
gliibcnbcn Sibe iuaren Die Gon>
certe im Mlabilon Square @arben 10
9ut beiuht. Dab fein Sibplab leer
6lieb. Sdon bns 9mpfongss Concert
am 10. Sum- brahte elm aisnerfaufs
tes Saus. Ser Seitprdiioent. 6err
36eo. S%enninger, belt cine iormpolz
lenbete, 3u Ser5en 9ebenbe Seitrebe.
NlS Gbrcngait bes Nbenbs bielt Der
Siirgernteiiter Der Stabt Netp Dorf,
0err George g. WcGlellnn. cine 5iinz
benbe Mnipradbe. in Der er berporbob,
bnB Die Imerifoner es Den Seutihen
Su banfen baben, Dab lie 81 Der CIR
fenntniB gelangt Iinb. Dab Wuiif cine
Nptbmenbi9feit iiir bos Slid in, 2es
ben lit. Sic Seutihen BADEN es burf
Die Iadt hires 9uteu @eiipicles fer
ti90cbrnGt. bieieS 2anb gu einent
2anbe oeS bentihen 2iebes al MAIDEN.
Mls pffi5ieaer Tertreter bes Erdiioenz
ten Der Der. Stoaten, Srn. Gait. mar
Der GongreB> @bgeorbnete Sr. Hidnrb
8artbolot eri6ienen. SnS ainoerz
Concert am Sonntag Nahmittag mar
Elm bur6i6lagenoer Grfol8. User
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

Orleans nnb @alpeiton, Eeras, iinb
jet ferti9 unb, ipie Der nit Der Iuf>
lid,t Der cinlbldsisen Irbeiten be-
trdute Colonel Gaming s.. Bead bonn
Sngenieurs aorps Der Sunbesdrmee
erildrt, iol nit Dem 0raben bes &ds
mails nnper5iiglid be9onnen perben.
Sol. Bead lit ioeben BON @albin9ton
5uriidgetebrt, ipo CT iiber Den glei6en
8coenitanb einc ldn9ere Gonferen5
nit ietneu Sorseictten bate.
Ser Gunnl Ipa in gerabcr 2inie
80 Mcilen lang perben uno pirb
bon Nclp Orleans in Den BET 8ulnes
itpn miinoenben Srinitp : SluB filb>
rem; CT miro cine @reite o % SUB
lno eincn Sicfgang bon 10 SUP ers
halten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
. MnSlamDii9es 8
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DemtidblanS.
HremRen.

Ils Berlin pcrldiitet unter'm
Datum bonn 2. Suli: @ie Der r2ofalz
In5eiger" melbet, miro @raf Zeppelin
nerInfen, in cinent ieiner 2mftidiife
Den Norbpol gu erreihen. Der aaiier
bat bas Yroteftorat iiber bas Inter
nebmen iibernommen. naf)bem ibm
Trof. 8. 5ergeien bon Der llniperiitdt
Strabbura in aiel einen |ortrae bar
ilber 9ebalten bat. Die Yolorrc9ion
Iol BET Dieier @elegenbeit poaig err
forift lperben. Gin beionDcrs ltarfes
Suftlfiff ipa fir ben 3ped erbuut
iperben. Trofeiior Sergeiel tpiro I'M
ndditen CONNER mad Spiebcrgen
fubren. an pefen @citfiilte in GroB
Sap oas 5u%uptauartier Der Expedition
anf9ei6lagen miro.
= ln9eadtet Ser innerpolitiiden
Gage beg benIihcn Heides bat &aiier
@ilbelm ii6 enti6loien, feline iiblife
Norolanoretle 81 un%ternebnten. pel6e
Der Wonarh nah fiir3li6en Seridten
auf9egeben baben 1pate. Sic 9esen>
ndrtiee Gage entbdlt feinerlei Sdipiez
riefeiten. Die iif nift audi auf telez
9rapbti6em @e9e erlebieen lieBen.
Ser Safer tritt Die Heilc naf Dem
Horben an. nndbcm fr iif 5uppr. ON
6. Suli. CUR Ginpeibun9 Ser beutihs
ihipeoiihcn MISUNDERSTANDING, nit
aonig @Iitnp bon Shmcben in SaBs
nip auf @iisen setroffen babcn pirb.
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beitunterrifteter Seite bcrlautet, Bel
Der britten 2eiun9 Der Steuers @ors
la9en bonn Heihsta9 nit elmer furSen
Grfldrung perubihieoen. Sm GeidS>
fdn5lers Yalais bot bas Baden bereits
b%egonnen, 10 bnb Der Gntihlub oes
Siiriten. iein bobes Imt nieDer5uz
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bings niro Der Sberprdiibent Der
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men. bas Snaenieur S6laper aus
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

liegenoer SteIun9 bertpeilen, pobei
cine Torrihtung bafiir ioret. bnB Die
@rnte frei betpest fperpen fonnen. gs
banoeIt ii6 alto I'M cine Stiiee fiir Die
Sn bieier Stelnne iinb bent
Seinbe MIR Die a6pfe Der 9eoienunasz
monnihaft iidtbar. Sfpei &lappiiee
ltno fir Den gerpobnliden Sabrgez
brolf p%orhanben; lie getpdbren benz
Shilben, DEM Siibrer unb nod Slpei
anberen 0euten Ylab. Sic Steucrung
ldbt ii6 fir Den @ebrau6 I'M Sisen
entipredeno bo65ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

beute pieber los unb ihlug iie gcsen
ole Sront oes Contributes an Der
Siamonbitrabe. Sm ndditen Iu9en=
bid ba9elte es 3iegeln nnb Stetne
anf Die Strabe, gliidlidertpeiie obne
Semanb 81 nerlesen.
Sest lit Die ~gefdbrbete 8egenb
edn6lid dbeeiperrt unb Ineeitelte
Der Staot bemiiben lid. baS 5erriliene
Nationalbanner pieber gu entfernem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Ser 8efGeibeme.

Irbeiter: Serr Wteiiter. baben sic
pielleidt eiu gis6en Grbeit fir mid?
@s brnnht nit piel al fem! Sic fDns
men ii6 feinen gegriff MAIDEN. nit pie
ipeuie Irbeit i6 5uirieben binl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
GemiNana.

- aQe Yldne unb Gntipiirfe fir
Den porgei6ln9encn ~Snters Goaltai"
ODER Snlanbs aanal Slpilden Nep
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
ct. Mntpmias Miiiipm.
ST. Der 9io5eie Nortbamptom, Tafemban, 9oriolf.
aamf. lan,eneta@em innienem aamf auem umterem ssoenbateru.

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pB fr umre Birdie Sfaurobnung ub Shme8 u fhert
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

mo until re NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'm ihonsS Sh boesh Bit Serms mb bs b. @uoutusi euoer
Yt6onthe @epoumaAHsmms.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
COAIENOING ARMIES
EXPECTED TO CLASH
Believed That General Assault
OH Managua Will Quickly
Be Made.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.-Nica.
raguan insurgents are now eaGaqlJ n
what is expected to be the 6nal ernp-
ple with the Zelayan forces, according
TO unofficial adviccs tonight reaching
Salvador Castrillo, preventative of the
Nlcaraguan insurrcctionarv forces Serc.
The advices indicate that sighting is
in progress at Rama and Greytowp and
that Il general assault on Managua, the
capital, will follow.
Arms and ammunition landed carly
this week from the Norwegian steamer
Utstein are believed to be in the hands
of the insurrectionists. aud prompt use
Of them bv Estrada IS forces is expected.
Senor Castrillo pointed out tonight
that it would require less than three
DAYS 10 transport the munitions from
Bluefields, where the Utstcin landed
them, to. Rama, and that. as soon as his
compatriots were supplied, Immediate
conflict with the government troops
was inevitable.
The department of state tonight de-
clared it had received DO advices Of any
kind from Nicaragua All inquiries as
TO the landing of marines on Mica,
raguan territory were met with evasjve
reDlics. but these were such as TO give
rise TO the belief that some force had
been put ashore TO protect American in.
terests and to reconnoiier just how
large this force may be. or bow long il
may be intended to he Kept there. could
not even be guessed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE,
Take Little Diapepsin Now and
Your Stomach Will Feel Fine
Five Minutes Later.

AS there is often some ono in your
family who suffers an attack of 1ndI
gestion, or some form Of Stomach Trou-
bic, why don't you keep some Diapep-
sin in the house handy'
This harmless blessing will digest
anything You can cnt without the slight.
est discomfort, and overcome a sour,
gassy stomach fvc minutes after.
Tell your pharmacist to let YOU read
the formula plainly printed on these
50cent cases of Pape S Diapcpsin, then
you will readily see why it makes Indi-
cestion, Sour Stomach Heartburn and
other distress go in five minutes and
relieves Mt once such miscries as Belch-
ing of Gas, EructatIons of sour, un.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
WELLMAN DECLARES
COOK IS FALSIFIER
Continued From Page One.

marvellous astronomical observer who can
locate his position within 1.400 feet-four
minutes walk-and then advance for the
purpose OF locating II more closely still,
like the story of the amateur mountain
climber who ascsnded peak and re
turned with report that he measured its
altitude by barometer and found 1t to
he eight miles. 25 rods. I feet and 3 3-S
inches.
Observations at Will,
We,lman fatty declares that such OH
servutions could be manufactured any
where, by anybody. and. 10 support this
assertion, he includes an Observation"
such as might have been made at the
north pole on April u. 1908. which |
made today In Washington with q pencil
and Il nautical almanac.
Anyone who Knows nautical astron-
omy" lie adds ''cnn sit down in Anna
tok, or Brooklyn or anywhere, with a
nautical almanac by his side and con-
struct latitude observations at will.
Cooks is 10 the trained ear and eye.
4 story OF counterfeit presentmcnt, pre-
clsey such a story as one might pen
during lclsureIy journey along the
coasts of the game lands. using the Incl
dents thereof 10 aid the imagination In
a deliberate transfer OF the scene of ac-
ton some Hundreds of miles further
north.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
AWAY GOES DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN,
STOMACH GAS AND OTHER MISERY.

digested food, Nausea, Headaches. Dir
zlness. Constipation and other stomach
disorders
Some folks have tried so long to find
relief from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
or an out-of order stomach with the
common everyday cures advertised that
they have about made up their minds
that they have something else wrong.
or believe their s is a case Of Nervous.
ness, Gastritis, Catarrh of the Stomach
or Cancer
This, no doubt, is serious mistake.
Your real trouble is. what YOU cat does
not digest; instead, it ferments md
sours, turns TO acid, gas and stomach
poison, which putrcfy in the digestive
tract and intestiues, and, besides, poi.
son the breath with nauseous odors.
A hearty appetite, with thorough di-
gestlon, and without the slightest dis
comfort or misery of the stomach. is
waiting for You as soon as you decide
TO try Papc s Diapepsin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
BIT Of GOOD NEWS
FROM WEATHER MAN
Flash From Washington Bu-
reau Promises Zion Fair
Weather.
'orecast. Monday, fair.

Forecast. Monday, fair,
There is another bit of good news from
the genial weather man. The local office
is closed Sunday, so the glad tidings were
flashed here by telegraph from the Wash
ington bureau. or course. the forecaster
at the nations capital isn't In IL with our
own. but We will be obliged to stand for
his word this time. Fair weather Is all
that can be asked for, and the Washing
ton official goes little further by de-
claring that Tuesday Will also be fair,
Here TO IT..
The meteorological report for the twen-
ty-four hours ending at p. IN. Sunday,
follows.
Temperature at G p. m, 81 maximum
temperature. 80. minimum temperature,
26: mean temperature. 80; which is de-
grces below normal; total excess since the
first of the month, lis degrees total cX-
cess since January first, 217 degrees.
Prccipta lion at p. m,s o inch; total
precipitation since first OF the month"; IA
inches: which is IL inch below normal to-
tai excess since January first, 500 inch
relative humidity. 56 per cent,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
BALLINGER WOULD
HAVE BOND ISSUE
Continued from Page One,

devotion OF a reasonable share thereof
To the maintenance of the parks.
I have therefore determined to impose
upon all the conccsssonalres. so far as
existing contracts Will permit, a franchise
or use tax, based upon their gross earn
ings, for the enlargement OF the maintc-
nance fund and where new leases are ex-
ecuted 10 advance the rental and fran
ilege enjoyed. a definite system of ac-
counting will be installed for the govern
ment's protection in this behalf
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado was
established as national monument on
January Ii. 1905. Its status is not such
as would authorize the granting of con-
yeniences therefor which It's growing i'm
portance requires. would therefore rec
ommend that legislation be had estab-
fishing II is national park.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Price Of Meat Advances.

BERLIN Nov. 2S.-The price OF meat
has been rising steadily within the last
year or two. and there are chances OF its
rising still further. Such Is at least the
opinion of the butchers IN Berlin who
held a mass meeting on Friday last. in
which IL was decided 10 ask the govern
ment To allow the free Introduction into
Germany OF cattle from abroad The
supply OF German cattle. said the rcsolu-
tlon, Is so small In comparison to the
wants of the people that the free entry
of foreign cattle must be permitted if the
prices are NOT to increase still further.
The resolution was carried E
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29

The musical and society event of the
season Will take place tonight at the
Shubert theatcr the occasion being the
appearance there Of Miss Flora Wilson.
soprano, assisted by Karl Klein violin
ist, and Harold Smith. pianist Miss
Wilson is among the most gifted and cul
tured singers in America and Il genuine
dicnce Of the citys society folk will
he in attendance as Miss Wilson has been
the object OF numerous social attentions
while she has been In the city, both at
the hands of friends she has known as
we'll as from her Washington friends. She
is the talented daughter Of James VIII
son, secretary of agriculture.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Violation of Law Alleged.

inquest into the st. Paul mine horror will
he resumed tomorrow. The state factory
Inspector will offer evidence OF the en-
ployment I'm the mine OF boys under age
who were killed. and Will ask the coroner
TO issue subpoena for witnesses to inquire
fully into the violation of the child-labor
n W
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Love Leads to Death.

WEST PLAINS. Mo. Nov. 2S.-In a
sweetheart's quarrel, Maggie a. Payne
shot and mortally wounded Everett Penn
and then committed suicide today. Penn
Is unable TO make a statement;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29

Consul Jr." appeared to capacity au-
dlenccs at both performances at the
Bungalow Sunday. Tho bill. which in
cludes Wilson Franlilyn and five other
acts, runs until Wednesday evening with
two performances each evening ar 7;30
the matinee Wednesday. Consul Jr."
VIII give reception on the stage. We'd
ncsday evening the management an
nounces an amateur night, An those
wishing 10 enter will leave their names
at the box office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
ADJUSTMENTS
I'M SALT LAKE THEATERS.


: SALT LAKE THEATER-"In Old :
. Kentucky" Evening S15, .
!. COLONIAL THEATER-'In Wyo-
: ming" Evening Sis.
: SHUBERT TIIEAT ER-Miss Flora
: Wilson in Concert. Evening Sl5.
. GRAND THEATER-"Thc Squaw
: Man Evening Sis.
: ORPHEUM TBEATER-Advance
!. vaudeville. Matinee. 2:l5; even
: ing. 8;lo.
: BUNGALOW MISUNDERSTANDING :
: Vaudeville. Matinee $50. Even
!. ing 1'30 and ..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29

TO England TO be educated. The Indian
mother, seeing her child torn from her
commits suicide and the way is thrown
open FOR the eventual union OF the low
crs, Jim's cousin. the defaulter, having
died.
Mr.. Mack, Jim Carston. has an ex-
ccllent opportunity to display his talents.
and docs ii. Miss Douglas. as Diana. is
not given a role in keeping with her
ability. but her presence Is felt and
enjoyed. Frederick Moore, as Henry
WSnnegatc; Pearl Either. as Lady
Wynnegate: Frederick Allen. MS Big Bill
James Rennie, slim" and in fact the
entire cast OF old favorites. all contrib
ute literally TO make the entire produc-
characteristic Mack scenery which OF
course. means the most artistic. The
play runs the week, with the usual mat
inccS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29

An entertainment of charm and color,
light and lifting, and inspiring in the
seasoned observer recollcCtions Of the
happiest OF bygonc days. appears TO be
the sort Of thing that is in store in the
new college play, Commencement Days.
which will be the offering at the Co
lonial next week Virginia Frame and
Margaret Mayo, the authors. are declared
TO have frightened and heightened an
Immensely interesting story with charac
ter sketches that are novel and fascin
atnS. or course, most of them are
girls. John Cort is the producing manager
and the play is staged by Max Figrnan.
company Of fifty. headed by Frederick
Y, Bowers. will present Commencement
DAYS, y souvenir COPY of Mrs. Bow
ers's latest song success, Love Me
Dreamy Eyes. will be presented TO ev-
cry lady attending the Wednesday mat
inec.
What n wonderful grasp upon the af
tcctions of the average playgoer has I'm
ton at The Salt Lake thcater tonight. also
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. with
bargain maj tinec Wednesday, "Wnl this
play 30 on forcycr?" is a question fre-
qucntlv asked the management and i'm
varlablv answered In the affirmative. for
the attraction has never shown any sign
seventeenth season Of this remarkable
play. There is a vein of intense. rugged
honest Amerlcanism In In Old Ken
lucky whether the action is supposed
/
of Kentucky. down In the blue grass val
ley, or at the race track at Lexington
Its characters are typical Americans. and
none are more strongly typical than the
piclantnnies, of whom there are more
than score In the play The rerelry
OF these little colored ladJ their singing.
dancing and band music. fSrm a most en-
tcrtainlng portion OF one act of the play.
In Old Kentucky has fine cast and
a splendid, new scenic production for the
season of l909-l0.
Nine. Sembrich's mail order sale be-
gins at the Salt Lake thcater today, Many
orders have already been received and
filed In order. Louis Cohn Is No. |, and
his request is for five seats, which OF
course will be the best in the house.
The Spanish Ed in 1.-THE Virginian"
makes one turn to the programme, eN
pectlng to find there the name of Span
iard or greaser Instead. Charles r
Gilbert, who plays the part, is full
fledged American and a direct descendant
of Sir Humphrey Gilbert. the first colonist
of Jamestown. Va. THE Virginlan." by
the way. is TO be an early attraction at
the Colonial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
1T HAS NO EQUAL
The Royal Cement Burial Vau1
Manufactured by tho
ROYAL BURIAL VAULT CO., lNC'

This vault Is air. water and verml.
proof-endorsed by health authoIsue,,
We ship to any part OF the state ana -
the freight. Order from your undel,as
ers. II they do not handle them. aooSeJ
the company. 625 Boston Building 90
Lake. or phone Ind. 3257,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Tribune Want Ads.

Bell Main 5000. Independent 800.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29

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Bel Main $780, Independent $50.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-19
BROOKLYN WOMAN
 IN MENTAL DAZE Many Days Alone, Without Food, in Her Otherwise
 Deserted Mansion
HUSBAND MISSING, AUG.7
Especial from United Press.1 !

Especial from United Press)
 New York. Aug. 19.-Not until Mrs. H. E. H. Benedict of Brooklyn recov- CTS from the mental daze in which she now lies at Seney hospital, will the mystery be solved of how she came to remain for at least days alone, with out food, in her otherwise deserted mansion in the fashionable Park Slope section, where, she was found with doors and windows open, lying half clad and unconscious under one of the beds. The mystery of the case is in- creased by the absence of the wom- ans husband, a music teacher and church organist, who was last seen leaving his home August with suit case in his hand. This was the date, also on which Mrs Benedict was last seen until her plight was discovered by the police. - 9s,s-s =.
 The story was suppressed until to- day. Mrs. Benedict is 45 years old, a year younger than her husband she Is his second wife. having married him year ago.
 When she was taken from under the bed by the police she bore no mark of ul-treatment but was fearfully anil mated.