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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

&eitraftc Sd)mng8lcrin.

Sn Srenton, u. s., lprroc Ma.
tbilba 80. G%besbrpigb, jere item.
reihe SSrau aus Wtuiiatuietts, Die
fiir5li6 I'M 9unoesgerid)t ihulotg be.
ftnoen noroen mar, init Der %biidt,
Die Regierlng 81 betriigen, @aaren
importirt 81 baben, bon Hihter Sobn
&elitab 5u $4,000 @elbitrafe perrr.
tbeilt. alsi Der Hihter Ole Strafe
berb6ngte, erflGrte or, MIR Die Gms
pfeblung Ser @elhmorcnen, 8nabc
palter 81 laiien, bate i'm ueranlaBt,
bic @ngeflagte niht binter ifweoiihe
Gardiner 81 ienben. Som Stanbs
punft Der Tegierung olls lei bas Ser.
bre6en .lfpper llnb 10 otlgemein ilblif)
Bel unieren &ei6en gelporben, Die
ftd) peite Iuslanoreiien nit bent
groBten Gurus geitntten fonnter, ouB
6nbIi6 einmnl elm bruitiifes Sorge.
ben gegen iolde lleberbanonabme
bon f%renelbaften uno freden @eiebes-
iibertretungen n0+bie lei. Srot Der
gmpfeblune Der Srrp iebe er, Der
Mdter, iid aber perdnlabt, Ole
bDhite Celebrate, melfe oas Bun.
besitrafaeies fir oieien Saq Dor.
idreibt, su perban9en.
Sran gbesbroush febrte i'm Mai
onf Dem .&aiier @tlbelm H." aus
europa bon elmer lGngeren Grbo.
I~,,nssreiie 5uriid. gu ibren sablrei.
hen 9epdditiden sGblte alid elm Sol
fer nit ooppeltem goben, inter mel
dem cine Naiie 5oapflihti9er Irti.
tel, pie foitbare Gel5e, Shmudia-
Ger uno 2einennaaren, Die aber Die
8eiienbe niht in ibrer 2iIte ateegc.
ben bate, ~gefunoen pnrben. lie
&egierung fpnks5irte einen Terlen.
balsihmuf, beiien @crtb auf iiber
$4,000 abgeifast Durbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Sas sr5ete geftreben elmer Sran

lit. gut ars5uieben. Gber obnc @es
iunbbeit miro Tie idtperli6 Elm Id1ones
@eiiht, cine elegante Sorm nnD Gin
l~iebeboues temperament erlangen.
Cine ihpahe, frdnfli1e Srau lit ges
ipobnlih nernos unb reiSbar. 8crs
itopfuns unb Nierensifte 5eigen iid in
Ytmples. 8Iotdes. SautausidlGaen
uno abiheulider 8eiidtsfarbe. abcr
electric gitters bat fih tets als cine
8ottessabe fir Srauen ertpieicn, Die
CUTE 8eiunobeit, Sdonbeit unb
5rennbe niiniteu. 0asielbe regrs
lirt Wasen, 2eber unb Nieren. reiniat
bas 8lut, itdrft Die 9erpen, Hart Die
slusen, benimmt i6ledten Gtbem,
mabt meide. sei6meibise Saut.
brinst i6one 8eiihtsforbe unb quite
8eiunbbeit. 9robiret basielbe. so
Gents in Z. 8. Huete' Gpotbefe,
656 Iain Strabe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Gin fibner 2nitidiffcr.

Gus philadelphia, Ea., perlaltet
unter Datum pom 13. SUM iiber ben
erfolgreihen Slug oeS SEEM Yorfer
2ufti9iffer Gbas. g. Samilton:
Charles St. Samiltou mahte am
Montag einen erfolgreihen Slug nit
feinem Ieroplan bon 9tcm S)orf mad
philadelphia, ga, cine G%ntiernung
bon Sc Weilen, in elmer Stlluoe llno
90 Winuten, unb troi ioiort mad lei.
ner Infunft IN Bbilaoelpbia Sorfeh.
ru1lgen Die 3iidfabrt naf) Hem Yorf
nn6utreten, ba oas @etter geraoeSu
ioeal mar. 9ie Sabrt fano unter
ben guipi5ien Der New g)ort Simes
unb bes philadelphia 2eoger itatt.
Samiltons Sling lpor cine iebens.
ipertbe Seiitung, uno alS err in Bbilus
( belpbia e%intruf, nilroe er bon elmer
rieiigen Ienidenmenge entbuiiaitii6
begriiBt.
Der 2uftififfer entipifelte cine
onrd)ihnittlihe @eidJpinoigfeit bon
as Meilen pro Stlmoe, 10 bab er i'm
iSurdi6nitt Die 0teile in elmer Wti.
mute 10 Sefumben 5uriiflegte.
Samilton belt S6ritt nit eii,em
Spe5ial5uge Der Yemiglpania.g ablL.
tpelher nit rieiiger Shneli9feit
ttlDr. Der 3llg eriuartete i'm III
Soutb Gli5abetb, q. s., uno bon
bort aus belt ii6 Somilton INNER
otreft iiber Dem 3uge, in elmer Sobc
bon 5fpetblunoert bis d6tbunoert SUB.
Sin un0 mieoer lenfte er etmas bon
feiner geraben Clinic ub, 10 mudte er
8. 3. einen glbite6er uno flog oireft
iiber Srinceton binmeg, Inn Den Stu.
benton 8clegenbeit 81 geben, ieinell
&eroplan i'm Sluge 81 ieben.
Gas Selo, no Sumilton lonbete,
Iiegt bier Wteilen Morbid bonn @e.
idGftsSentrrm Der Stabt Gbilaoel.
pbiu. Sier bate lid cine rieiige
@enihcnmenge eingeiumben, INN ibn
3u ermnrten. Soinilton iiidte lid
fir ole Sanbrns einen ioealcn Glas
aus, po bo6es 8ras ole Woidine
Dor einem 81 beftigen StoB benabr.
te. 5iinfbunOert Boli5iiien batteu
bas Selb umiteQt, nm Die @enihen
sllriif5uboltcn. Iae Sabrifen in Der
Aa6baridaft batten 5eitmeilig Den
9etrieb eingeiteat, uno Der gauge
Staottbeil bate iie cinen Seicrtag
gegonnt.
S6on nm 6 llbr morgens began.
men Die 2eute nah Dem Seloe 81 itro.
men no. bobe Stangen erridtet no.
rem nit Signalen. 8eouloig marte.
ten ole 3uihaucr nif bas Signal,
ipeld)es Die slbiobrt Samiltons bon
Siep yorf perfiinoete. Ger neblige
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Sc simsen brei gnriden

Wit Dem Gambler .2uiitania" ira.
FEN bret Seiterreiher aus einem Srte
auf ellis Sslano elm. nm lid az
5reunoen mad WiIpaufee su beae-
6en.> Mae sabcu ppr Der Snaniiitiun
an, ban linen Mrbeit seriprod)en
iuproen iei, nab ite ipurSen ais apn.
%traftarbeiter amsgeidlpfen. Sic na-
rem Der 35 Sabre alte Sierbrauer
Safob Wfifauliid, Der lid 81 ieinem
slei6namigen Reffen begeben moi.
tie; ferner Soiepb Soiin unb Ybilip
Gnael, Smei Iderbauer, Die lid 81
etltem gemeiniumen Sreunb 9tamens
Safob gele begeben molten.
Mit oemielben 9ampfer traf Der
80 Sabre alte Sdneioer Ibam Oea.
lai1epsfi aus @rle, @eitialen, elm,
UNI lid 5u ieinem S6pager Srieori9
3pbersfs nad Duluth, Rinn., at
begeben. Or bat geniigeno @elb,
aber aud oas llneliid, nidt CANA
ihlanf semafien Su iein, mas Die
Ier5te-mit @rImlbniB 3i iaeen-
ais bnflis attcitirten. @ui bieies
gtteit bin mltroe err bon Der Snaiiiii.
tion ausgeihloiien. Der 8ertreter
Der 9eiitihen 8eieaihaft miro iid
bes Sales a%unebmen, benn Der
Sudel bat Den Wann nod niemaIs
oaran gcbinbert, iein Sanonerf aus.
auiiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Der Seiratbsmarft in Geaaiiines,

Sn Dem belgii6en Sorfe, gcani.
fines lit ieit einigen Sabren ein oSei.
r~atbsbunb" tbGtig, Der bon Sabr 81
Sabr iteigenOe grfolge ieiler er.
iprieBIifen arbeit auf3umeiien bat.
Die Shoren oes 9orfes nertreten
n1mlid ben mooernen Stanbpunft
oaB Elm @fdoden iebr mobl Dem
Wanne, Den es liebt, iaeen fam:
y9u gefGQit mir-Doaen mir inns
nid)t beirotben?" 9amit eS abcr
aud ni6t an elmer paiielloen @ele.
gelbeit 81 iolhen iiiBen 8eitGnbnii-
len ieblt, permnitaltet Der gunb off
jdbrlid elm iroblid)es Seit, bas Der
Gplfsmunb .Seirotbsmarft" getaift
bat. las gon8c 0orf lit an oieien
Gage in Iuirubr: @impel uas Sab-
lien meben bon ben SGuiern, uno
5ipiihen Den peiB geoedtel Siiben,
Den guirlan6engeid)miiften Yfableil
miO Sribiinen erblidt mon auBer ben
SremOen, oif Die bos Set cine groBc
3ugfroft alsiibt, oas bei~ratbsluitige
WantSpolf ullo Die WGohen. Nun
formirt lid Der Bug Der Silnggeicl-
len unb iett iid longiam hi 9epe>
0ung-eine Wltiifbunbe marifirt
porou -mno inter Den 8annern nit
ibren luitigen Snihriiten gebt es ba.
6in. ,;Seiratbet, 10 iperbet ,Sbr gliids
lid iein" fam man on lcien, Sic
Che lit iiiB" mo dbnlihe ermurl.
terrible Iuitoroermgen uno be-
gliidenbe 8erbeiBungen. limo MN
orbnen iid nlld Die beiratboluitigell
Md6fen ein brairne, blonoe,
i6pnr5e-, piele bon, linen aninil.
tbige, biibihe Crid)eimungen, 10
Monde aber alld), bel oeren Inblid
mon, ppbi begreiit, OaB tic Der !Silfe
oes Seirothsbunbes oringeno beoarf,
Inn inter Die Sou6e 81 fommen. Sm'
mler GROCER miro Der 3ilg, Der lid
biipieno mo tGn5elno Dem groben
Seitplob ndbert, no oas .,t%Sreicrnlabl"
abgcbalten mcrben ioll. Die Stim.
mungiiit almdhli6 lebr fibel gcmor-
Den, man iiuat bos idoue Cleo .Gie
fleinc Gcauiiinerin", ui6 Die .Srei.
er"-ielbit Die Observation-Disclosures.
oen mlthiger. Ga ploslid tritt
Stiae cin, aler glide rihten iidJ allf
ben galfpn, auf Dem Die YrGiiocntin
oes Seiratbsbuuoes erihieuen lit. unl
ole Seitrebe 5u balten, Gin rei5cn-
oes M1oheh beiien @orten man
gcrne glaubt, luelni es ~treuber5ig unb
i6elmii6 periidert, oaB es .nur Hp'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Cine idlimme @nnSe

burh einen Reiierihnitt, cine 8le6e
fame. einen roitisen 4asel. Seuers
perfsf0rper poer ionit cine llriafe
berporserufen. berlanet prompte Be-
banbluns nit Sudlen's Nrnifa< Salbe.
UNI Slutnersiftiins ober tdlten 8ranf
gu perbiiten. Ste lit Der ihnenite
unb ii6erite Seiler FOLDER @unben.
ebenio gut fir 8ranbnunben, &C.
ihipiire. 5altausi6ldse, gc5ema. se>
fprunaene Sdnoe, Siibnernueen uni
Sdmorrboipen. 25 Gents in &. 8.
8uete' 5 @potbefe, $50 Wain Ctr.
Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Sieltat beit S6nig int Sanie.

v@dbrenb bes lesten Sabres biclten
mir itets Den Spuie aler Ibiiibrmittel
- Or. Sings Nem 2ife Ri0eu = III
iinierem Sanie unb bielclbcn BADEN
it'd als etneu Scgcn fir unicre
Samilie eripicien". i6rcibt Saul Ias
thitlfa bon Buffalo. u. q. @elinbes,
aber iid]eres Seilmittcl fir ale
Nfa9cn@, 2ebers uuO Nierenleioen.
Bios % Gents in 3. 8. Hucte's
Gpotbete, 656 Nain Strabe, Sus
buqle, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

Sebt heist CO n%uIsepaSt, Giue oIte 1auern.
regel beiagt, odb es ami ben 3tni autonntt. ipte
be ernte duSiaaen fol-. clio ouisspaSt. baS es
gut uin Sure Grnte itebt. 9sntt harnn. ban Der
Nonat Der Moien bic heise. 3eit e%inleitet. in
iueld,er Gier aorper boppelt ic6mer bersuhalten
bat: einnldl inter oes cages SAT- NIB Wlhe uub
Johann unter Der 0lnth BON TAG nnb Had1t. Be
freit Gurer 2orper BON ben otitjgen Stoffeu.
iuslde ft in nemieIben onoebSuit haben. 1as
oieie .@eipebsidlladen" Guren abrper ueratiten.
%beiueifen appiidIner3eiL biaiie 0efdltsfnrbe.
Nutti9feit. Shiutnbel, Seraflopien. &ldens
idiud de. 2ruf in Der Serigrube. Gerftopfuus
uro i~dlled1ter @eid,nfnff i'm aParoe, Sebit1runger,
acknowledgement. II. !. 10. sur Wenliee. Nlio
auigepaft, @eridunit feline 3eit. bern idon oroht
pie 8li;th. ben idl pnchen a6roer sdn3Iif an ent'
frditer, nab gebr itIt ole beriihmten Ct.
3erraro ardpterptlen. bic in aaen Npptbeten
81 pdbeft fiito. Eieie Yiiien bieten gut, in Gurer
Roth oasI eiHiiae 3uperiafise SeilInittei. Ste
eutbalter feline dBen0eu Cite. iuie Euedfilber,
lIio %brnutbeu oesbalb md niht. ruie Die ~idborien
larblduiigea G.uadialbereieI tbr Gilt inter
itber5uderter Sifle an ucrberser. Sic bsttehsu
oteImebr ans ben beiten Saiten Der heilfrdttis.
ten Yfan5en. aiio amfgepGBt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
IOWA TELEPHONE
COMPANY.

Der gan5en Stabt ipurbe in Witlei.
oenihaft ge5oeen.
Iete purbe i6lieBli6 bon ieinen
9eiGbrliden Blaee entfernt, nod lie.
bend, aber ihredlif perbriibt unb
oerbrannt. gs lit fraglib, OF er nit
Dem 2eben Oapon fommen miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
g8aip.

SD babe sic bod gebeten, ni6t
ipeiter gu er5dblen, tpps i9 Sbnen
geitern a~npertrautel"
sd babe audi bloB Die &dtbur &c.
fragt, OBJ Sic ibr es mld idon er6dblt
bdttenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Cine biituriidle Seier 1T Hrairie bn
Chen, Wis.

Im Sreitoa, Den II. sunni, 237
Sabre nod Der gntoedung bes Wtiiiiiz
lippi biirdb Yerc Marquette. ipurbe in
Brairie Our @hien, @is., cine brons
gene Statue bes perbienitpollen trans
5oIiiden Seiuitenpaters an bemielben
Slase feierlih entbIllt, mo Warauette
geldnbet. Sic 8ouoerneure bon
Soipn, Slinois, Winneiota lnb 8iss
coniin Daren e~itgelaben iporben iih
an Der 8eier 81 betbeiligen. Heben
purben gebalten bon Den SO. Hep.
5. g.. Sbeis bonn !Ser5 Seius College
gu Srairis bu Chen uno bonn Son.
Dan %. Saipler bon ct. Yaul. 8iel
'8plf aus Der llmgegcnp uno ben be-
nafbarten Srten batten iid an
iener benfipiirbigen Stdtte eineefunz
Den. 9as beige Sunis 8etter ipurbe
etipds gemilbert burh eine lei6te
Sriie. pelde ij6er bell 6luB itrih.
Die Statue crbe6t iid auf einem
40 SUB boben Sodei auf einer'@re>
%crb0buns, 9erabe aif Der Ste0e, no
lpie bercitS geiagt. gater Warauettc
lanbete INN lit meilenipcit flubaif@
llnb =abipdrts iidtbar. Sas Ionus
mcnt trdst Die iolsei.Dc Sui&riit:
Wisconsin's Tribute.
to
JAMES MARQUETTE, S. j.
Who With Louis Joliet,
Discovered the Mississippi River.
Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin,
June II, 1878.
Im 10. Wni 1873 madJte 8ater
Warauette. ipelter in Der llmlgegenb
bon Green gap, @is., lGngcre Belt
inter ben Snoianern gelebt. bieielben
6cfebrt unb ibnen &irden errittct
bate. iib nit 2ouis Solicit uub iiiuf
crinbrenen fran3oiiiden Ganabicrn
ailf, I'M Den groBen 5lub aui5uiu6en.
bon penn err 10 oft gebort. Sic faulen
on Den 8iseoniins SluB unb bieien
iubrcn iie nnf 8ooten binunter bis
8ur Stelle. no bicier iif in ben
Wiiiiiiippi ergieBt. Sier lanatc bic
fleine 8eieaihnft am II. SUM 1878
on. Ian fu6r Den SllB bii,a6 nnb
lcgtc bon 3eit 81 3eit an ben llierh
an. I'M @ilb 81 jagen unD Slide 81
fnngen. Sic @eaenben. bic paiiiert
iuiIrben, lpurcn unbefannt; feline Sns
biancr bemerfbar, trobbcm man Die
boben S~clSlpdnbe, Die. bas 9bdl bes
@nters Der CHROME einihlieBen, err
flomm unS ipeit ms 2anb ltmifau
bnlten fonnte. 60 fam Eere Wars
auette an BEN Stellen. no lid jest
Die lebensfrdfti9cn StGbtc. 9ubralie,
Glinton, Davenport. Hpd Sslanb,
@uscatine, Burlington nit tart
beuti6er Sepolterun9 erbeben. porbei.
am %. Suni lanoeten Die gntoeder
auf Der Soipa'er Scite, pnnoerter
mebrere 1eilen lanbeinmdrts. ipo lie
Den rfern zines fleineu Sluiies elm
itnttliGes SnDianers9 orf fanoen unb
bort. ba Gafer Wdrquette bic Sprahe
ienes Stdmmes rebete. freunblih aufz
9enommen unh beipirtbet ipurben. Die
Snbianer nannten ben SluB. Der lire
tSiitten beipillte ben Non>in s9osna.
Sier peilten lie mebrere Gage nm
bel ihrem Mbidieb begleitete lie Der
Stammesbduptliug NIT 600 Mann
bis gu Der Stele. mo bic Canoes Der
Arizona republican., 1910-09-20

65 cents to s1. There is a demand for more elaborate white dresses, and if would l could get a number of fancy dresses in colored muslin to make refuse all such orders because people don't like to have their little girls dressed off the same piece of colored goods with all their little playmatcs It would not pay me to Guy colored muslin for one or two dresses
 Had I made my charges little diff ferent when l began the business l might have been able to buy colorcd muslin by the yard and so fill orders for such dresses; but you see I didn't include in making my rates the 10 per cent which ] pay my colored sales woman. Because of that I am making 20 cents a day less than I would were l to go out by the day to sew. Every suggestion that l made about raising prices ha been met with most positive opposition from my customers, so I have always dropped the matter with out raising the price. tell this so in case any other girl thinks of earn . ing pin money in similar venture she will not make like mistake.
 50 far as I am able to judge there is a market for shrtwaists and chil- dren's dresses in about all cities where the stores do not carry line of ready made clothes. This last spring one of our dry goods stores did bring out a lot of shirt waists and Children's dresses, but they were so inferior to mine both in materials and make that I didn't lose a single customer by it.
 T don't know why it is that so many manufacturers who devote themselves to maxim" ready made garments ap- pear to have no taste in selecting ma terials and set only the poorest sewing
 I order my goods direct from the fac
Arizona republican., 1910-09-20
WILL NJ LONGER PERMIT
 BONF|RES IN ALLEYS
Street Commissioner and Fire Chief
 Join Hands In Work.

With a view of bringing to an end the practice of burning waste paper and other material in the alleys and backyards of the business and resi- dential districts thereby mcnacing adjacent property. Fire Chief Sulli- van and Street Commissioner Christy yesterday joined forces and started a movement which it is intended shall embrace the entire city.
 While it is admitted that an order prohibiting the burning of refuse ma terial upon any alley or vacant lot. would, in some instances work some hardship, it is the contention of the heads of the fire and street depart ments that there is no reason why discrimination should he shown in the matter Recently there have been several instances where serious fires have nearly resulted from the prac- tic of burning paper in the city alleys and it is not the intention of Messrs. Christy and Sullivan to allow matters to go from bad to worse until ser ious fire shall have resulted
 Together Messrs. Sullivan and Christy yesterday went through a score or more of alleys of this city and found no small number of in stances of almost criminal careless
Arizona republican., 1910-09-20

tories and wholesale houses by sam pie and I am told they do the same, yet I have never seen d print dress in a store made of a pretty pattern. The people in our town all refused to buy these ready to wear children's dresses until they were reduced way below my prices Even then the merchant had to sell some at what l knew to be the price of the goods.
 Because of this poor selection of goods and bad sewing l believe a pay ing trade might be worked up in cities where ready made garments are sold by the store. only in this case I be- lieve they would have to be of better material and perhaps made by hand.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-20

ness in the building and handling of small fires. In the event of the wind carrying sparks to neighborinG build ings, the present dry state would render il altogether likely that d fire would gain great headway in a sur prisingly short space of time.
 Mir Christy stated yesterday that h. was determined that no more alley fires should be permitted. He desired publicity given the matter to the end that every citizen should be brought to realization of the danger con fronting city property. because of sucl practice and that everybody might know that his department and the firC | department would no longer tolerate such a dangerous practice.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-20
EARNED PIN MONEY
 FROM HE NEEDLE RESOURCE OF A YOUNG WOMAN
 LIVING IN A SMALL TOWN. She Makes Shirtwaists and ChiIdren's Dresses and Sells Them Through An Old CoIored Woman-A Field for Others in the Same Line, She Says.

For the last two years l have been earning pin money to the amount of between $2OO and $500 season by making and selling shirtwaists and vhildren's dresses" said a young wom- an from another city who spent few days last week in New York. make the articles and send them around from house to house by an old cOlored woman.
 Each garment is made according to standard measurements and [ furnish all the materials myself I take simple orders. but nothing that calls for any
Arizona republican., 1910-09-20

Last spring l sold five handsome handmade waists in a larger city after they had been carried around several times by my old colored woman. I had priced them at S12 and $l5 each. but she could find no purchasers at home because of the price Later I sent them along with four cheaper waists to the woman's exchange in the larger city. in which there ar, several stores handling ready made shirt waists. The five expensive waists sold within a few days but at the end of the third month the four cheaper waists came back to me. put them in the last basket I sent out and sold them all''
Arizona republican., 1910-09-20
A SONG OF CHANGING.

When did the change come, dearest heart of mine, Whom Love loves so? When did Loves moon less brightly seem to shine While to and fro And soft and slow Chill winds began to move in it's decline2 When did the change come, thou who
 vast mine own, When heard the rose First far-off Autumn winds begin to moan
 At sunsets close, When sad Love goes About the Autumn woods to brood alone?
 Philip Bourke Marston. Lunch boxes for school Doris
Arizona republican., 1910-09-20

Lunch boxes for school. Doris Hevman Furniture Co. db
The oasis., 1910-10-15

are to be sent there, accor ing to the press dispatches. b tt the census director will not say word about the suspicious of pudding.
 It is more thln probable that the incre tses in the census 0t the principal cities of Arizona have made the census bureau experts who are not familiar with the great growth of the territory in the last decade to sit up and take notice and it is just as probable that they do not believe it.
 It is certain that every city of over 5000 population in Arizona will show an increase over the cen sua of 1900 of 100 per cent or more, and some will show 300 and 800 per cent. The returns from the eatire territory are expected to show an increase of about 70 per cent and this alone would mk suspicious to a denizen of the Dis trict of Columbia, who think of Arizana az a desOlate waste, penpled by wild redskins and wilder whites.
 Next to D ,uglas. which was not on lhe map ten years ago. Globe Is expected to shaw the highest per. centage of increase of any city in the territory The population of Globe in 1900 was 1495 and 1t is believed that $50 ar TOO per cent increase is conservative predic- ton of the 1910 returns.
 All of the other cities in the ter ritorv with the prnh .hle exception of Prescott and Jerome are ex- pActed ta show increases. which at a4hington are expected t" he al- together too phenomenal to be true.
 When seen this afternoon, Cen aus Supervisor Towle stated that he knew of no reason why the TO. turns should he held up. He said that he had heard nothing of a suspicion that the census rolls in certain coast cities had heen padded, h1t he stated that if ucH were 'he case it is not altogether i'm 'roba- hie that the returns from Arizona should he qu. stioned.
The oasis., 1910-10-15

40 kiIomeIers below Pearson, al- though the roa ihed has not ye' been accepted from the contractors and no trains are being run there on. At Pearson the work of building the enormous saw mills is progressing we'll and the marhin cry is briug rapidly assembled. Active manufacturing operations will commence ahnut March 1. 1911. The mills will have a big
 ,apacitv and will employ from 300 to 1000 men.
The oasis., 1910-10-15
Is Arizona Census Uoder susplelor7
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 Although it is over two and half months since Census Super visor F. F. Towle, under whose direction the population of Arizona was counted. sent in the last re- turns to the sensus bureau at Washington, the population of no city and town in Arizona has been made public by the director of census.
 The withholding of the Arizona returns has caused considerable peculAtion, but the mystery is finally solved. by dispatch from Washington, That is. it is believed hat the mystery ha- been solved, fur no dtfnate information has heen received from Washington. nnr even any indefinite informs ton. But this is the alleged solu ton:
 The census bureau believes that the census porttolius of Arizona have been padded.
 The solution comes with the al legged reason for the holding up of he returns for the Pacific coast Nn returns fr m that section have been made public though the emu meration was completed before that of many of the eastern cen'ers of population, and advices from Washington state that three special agents of the census department are now on the coast investigating alleged padding of the rolls. More