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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

The Stockholders OF the Richmond
Natural Gas Company are hereby moth
fled that . meeting OF the Stockhold-
crs of the Company will be held ct the
office OF the company 1t No. u North
Eighth street In the city Of Richmond
on Saturday morning. July 18th, 1910
at ten o'clock l. d. for the purpose Of
authorizing the sale OF any part or al
Of the property. rights and franchises
of the said Richmond Natural Gas
Company and for the transaction Ct
such other and additional business as
it may be right and proper for the
stockholders to transact.
M. G. Henley, President
Attest. E. G. Hibberd, Secretary.
9tol5
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15

Jean Finot. one OF the leading
French editors. says: The twentieth
century will be woman's century. as
the eighteenth and nineteenth were
the centuries Of human rights" He
says with conviction that women will
gain soon the right to vote and that
they will assume a much greater place
Of importance IN the history OF the
present century than In past years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
SOCIAL EVENTS FOR TODAY.

Misses Clara Myrick and Maud This
tlethwaite will entertain with q picnic
party In Bulls wood.
A lawn party will be given this ev'
ening at the home Of Miss Margaret
Ferguson by Miss Maurine Converse,
Miss Elsie Hawekotte, Miss Hazel
Piper and Miss Ferguson.
A dance will be given in the pavilion
at jackson park by the members Of a
dancing club.
The Sunday school Of the First
Presbyterian church Is holding It's an
nual picnic this afternoon at Glen Mil,
Ter park.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15

Albertzart and wife.-Rushville Jack
sonian.
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OF INTEREST HERE.
Miss Hazel Rees and Miss Ruth Co
BILE will go to Connersville to attend
a weekend house party. OF Earlham
students.-Greenfield Reporter.
The girls were students at Earlham
college last term.
10 ENTERTAINING GUESTS.
Mrs. J. w. Weeks Of South Twelfth
street is entertaining her daughter.
Mrs. J. w. Nye. Of Winiamac. Ind,
Miss Harvey. Of Des Moines. Iowa. and
Minnie Elizabeth Weeks. Of Peru, Ind.
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VISITING FRIENDS.
Miss Nellie Lyons. Of Lyons Station.
is spending the week in Centerville.
the guest OF friends and relatives.
TO PORTLAND.
Mrs. A. F. Noverre. has gone to
Portland. Greg. for an extended visit
with her sister. Mrs. ]. r. George.
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ARE GUESTS HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Chapman, of
Indianapolis. are guests Of Mrs. Chap
mans parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown, Of South Ninth street.
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VISITING HERE.
Miss Cornelia Bidwell. OF Orrosso.
Mich, is visiting Mrs. ]. T. Hill at her
home in North Tenth street.
PICNIC PARTY.
A number of girls have planned to
give a picnic party at jackson park,
Sunday in honor of Miss Nelly Lyons,
Of Lyons Station. Ind.
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HAVE RETURNED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ashe have re-
turned from an extended visit in the
east. They visited in New York, Bos-
ton and other points.
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PICNIC PARTY.
Yesterday afternoon a number of
girls formed a picnic party at Glen
Miller park. Miss Lura Lee, Miss Olive
Long and Miss Blanch Conley were in
the party.
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TO MlDDlEIoWN.
Mrs. j. NJ. Wampler has gone to
M%iddletown. Ohio for a few days visit
with her sister. Mrs. William Dechant.
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ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Miss Florence Burris entertained
the following guests to dinner recent
ly at her home. south Of Centerville:
Misses Frances Peele. Ruby Tillson
and Nelly Lyons. of Lyons Station.
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DINNER At CLUB.
Among the social events for Satur.
day at the Country club Is the dinner
party to be given by Mrs. Charles
Shiveley.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15

well known baritone, sang several
beautiful solos. Refreshments were
served during the evening. Later the
young people enjoyed dancing in b
pavilion. Four or five members will
probably go to Indianapolis Sunday to
attend q state meeting Of the organiza-
ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15

table for twelve guests. Mrs. Sugars
OF Union City. Ind. was the only out
OF town guest. In the afternoon a mu-
steal program was presented. A part
OF the time a spent socially.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
At the Dishes.

At the Dishes.
"Hilda Is Il. the dishes now. Win
you waltz" her mother said.
Gladly" said the young man. think
ing he had found a prize.
Just hen Il crash came from the
kitchen. and again he became unde-
cided.-Ruffalo Express.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15

Prices for marshmallows, sundaes,
buffaloes and other popular soda bev-
erages.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
ENTERTAINED FAMILIES,

The members of the Maennerchor
society entertained their families and
a few friends last evening in a most
delightful n in Beallview park.
A musical program was a feature of
the evening. Mr.. Leroy Lacey. the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
CLUB NOTES
BEAR CLUE.

Mrs. Mason Dyer entertained the
members Of the Teddy Bear Euchre
club yesterday afternoon at her home
in South A street. Guests were pres
ent for three tables. Mrs. Henry Mil
Ter and the hostess were given the
favors. A guest for the afternoon was
Mrs Frank Youngflesh. A delicious
lunch in several courses was served.
In two weeks Mrs. Ed Copper will en-
terrain the club.
HELPING HAND SOCIETY.
A pleasant meeting of the Helping
Hand society was held yesterday at
ternoon with Mrs. Fred Bartel at her
home in South Eighth street. Sixteen
members were present. Officers to
serve for the ensuing year were elect
ed as follows:
President-Mrs. Charles Weisbrod.
Dolloff.
A flower committee was also ap-
pointed at this session. A guest for
the afternoon was Mrs. Jesse WEIGH
man. A lunch was served after the
business session. A meeting of the
society will be held in two weeks with
Louise Behring at her home in South
Seventh street. Mrs. Fred Bartel will
be the reader at this meeting.
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JOINT MEETING.
A Joint meeting Of the Missionary
society and the Aid society Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church was held
yesterday afternoon in Glen Miller.
Needle work featured the afternoon.
A delicious picnic supper was served.
The Aid society has decided to hold
a market July thirtieth.
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ONE O'CLOCK LUNCH.
Mrs. Chauncey Rifle was hostess
Thursday afternoon for a one olcock
luncheon given for the members of
the Alice Carey club At her home in
South Twelfth street. Luncheon in
several courses was served on the
lawn. Places were arranged at the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15

Free Turtle Soup Saturday
night at J. H. SuIIivan's, IA S.
9th st 15-1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15

Prices egg frappes are wholesome
nutritious and cooling.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
IGN PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas ALL. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
H. Dilks. DR.. and Mrs. ]. E. Weller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hsughton. Miss
Nina Pennell. Miss Edna johnson,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
A QUIET

Mr.. Charles E. Zuttermeister and
Miss Chloe Audrey Wagner were
quietly married Thursday at IS South
Ninth street. by the Rev. Isaac NJ.
Hughes. Only a few friends witnessed
the ceremony. They have the best
wishes Of their many friends in this
city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
ENTERTAINED INFORMALLY.

Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Rees. entertained with an informal
card party at their home in South
fifteenth street. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Ashinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Port.
or and Mr.. and Mrs. Click. Late In
the evening . lunch was served.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
WILL LEAVE

Miss Rae Chandlee, Of Philadelphia,
who has been a guest in this city dur.
Ing the week. expects to leave Satur.
day evening. A number of charming
social events have been given by Miss
Chandlee's former friends in her
honor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
PICNIC PARTY.

A picnic party OF several of the
younger members OF st. Mary's church
was held yesterday afternoon at Glen
Miller park. The party was chaperon.
ed by Miss Lillian Shofer. In the ev-
ening the Rev. Father Mattingly, Rev.
Father Shea and Rev. Father Stanton
made a visit. Father Mattingly taking
the party on an automobile ride
through the park and eastern part of
the city. Among those present were
Miss Rena Ntzgibbons. Miss Mary 20
ley. Miss Thelma Zuttermeister. Miss
Mary O'Brien. Miss Margaret Clingen-
peel and Miss Mary Falls and James
Fftzgibbons. Justin and Julian McCar.
thy. Walter Cronin and Clyde Thomas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
HAS RETURNED.

Mrs. ]. H. Swayne OF Rushville. has
returned from a visit in this city and
Hamilton, O.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15

Miss Rae Chandlee. Of Philadelphia.
Miss Magdalena Engelbert. Mr.. Ed
ward King and Mr.. Liebhardt will be
among the guests to attend the picnic
party to be given this evening by Miss
Clara Myrick and Miss Maud Thistle.
thwaite.
GAVE PARTY.
Thursday afternoon q party was Civ.
en- by Mrs. John Pyle. at her home in
South Thirteenth street. in honor of
her little daughter. Thelma's seventh
birthday anniversary. The little peo-
pie we're entertained with games and
various other childish amusements ar
ranged for by Mrs. Pyle. The guests.
numbering twelve, were served to a
luncheon In two courses late in the
afternoon. The guests we're Mary Mai
bach. Mildred Whiteley. Bessie Mar
shall, Esther Harris. Mary Morey, Isa-
belle Moore. Edwin Taggart, Wayne
Hill, Mahlon Walls and Malcolm Mar.
shall.
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NIL O%V VINNu&s
A number of people from town en-.
joyed an all day picnic yesterday at
Glen Miller park.
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GOOD NEWS.
It Is IN agreeable piece of news that
we will continue to wear the collarless
blouse and frock. It is a pretty fashion
60 about with the neck uncovered
when the neck is fit to be uncovered.
Many women have found 1t far more
becoming in reality than theory, and
are delighted that this is SO.
There are many reasons in favor Of
an uncovered neck. It is said to be
healthful: II is protective Of the skin
OF the neck, and keeps It from the red
lines and brown wrinkles brought on
by featherbones.
It provides an excuse and opportun-
ity for enchanting neckwear, such as
Peter Pan collars and frills. bows. bar.
pins and hand-embroidered lingerie.
The Dutch neck, pure and simple, is
not as much In favor as the medieval
or round When this Is cut in too
severe q line. one that is close to the
base OF the neck. the effect is often
unbecoming. Nearly every face, pref.
ty and plain. needs a little dip Of the
collar In front.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15

RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. Ira Seal returned from q visit
n Richmond. accompanied By John
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
BRIDGE PARTY.

This morning an informal bridge
party was given by Mrs. Will Morgan,
at her home in South Eleventh street.
-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
HAY RIDE LAST EVENING.

A merry party OF young people
formed . party last evening and drove
70 the pretty county home Of Mr.. Paul
Jordon. north Of Bethel. where q sup
per was served. Among those com.
posing the party we're Miss Myrtle
Stone. Miss Margaret Ferguson, Miss
Ivy Russell. Miss Mary Brown. Miss
Earl Rowe. Mr.. Paul Hutchinson, Mr..
Fred Rossiter and Mr.. Ray Meeks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
GUEST HERE,

Mrs. L. A. Fields. Of st. Louis is I
guest al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry 0ennett. East Main street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15

A number OF persons attended the
bridge party given yesterday after.
noon at the Country club. The game
was played at seven tables. Miss
Laura johnson, Mrs. John Lontz and
Mrs. Charles Mcclure were given the
avors This was the second afternoon
party given by the present social com.
mittee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
THeATER PARTY.

Last evening Miss Ruth Bartel gave
Q theater party at the Murray In hon
Of Of Miss sauer OF Cincinnati. who Is
. guest Of Miss Mable Redrow, Miss
Bess Kuhn OF Indianapolis. who is
with the Misses Mable and Mildred
Kuhn and Misses Emily Truesdale and
Cornelia Barlow Of Kokomo. Ind. who
are visiting Miss Mable Hasemeier.
The party included several town
guests with the hostesses.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-15
GUESTS IN NEW CASTLE.

Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. w. r. Wilson
are In New Castle the guests Of
friends and relatives for a few DAYS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
1lus Ser DiS,eie "a GrsNe, mis-,

Ser bohip'ite Serr 8ii6of Sdfpes
bad bat fol9eube Y%erionaIs Gerdnpes
riingen i'm Gleris befannt eegeben:
8en. 0. Sadner bat reiignirt mo III
in ben Sutherland getreten. &ep.
@ottfr. 3oeper gebt bon Gina mad
8ieler; 8ep. 8ub. Suig bon 9icler
nod Golbp; 8ep. 3. Sbramm bon
Golbp nab ct. Ybilipp unb Weiilips
men; @ep. 8. 5. artmann bon ct.
Sbilipp nod 0%lenbapen; Hep. Bern.
Wc&enitt bon Heceoah na6 Hihlanb
Center; Reb. DR. @ernerus bon Sairs
biep na6 Gina: 8ep. Geo Yolaf.
Giiiitent an ct. Yatrid in gau Claire.
na6 Heeebab; Hep. Yeter gmer. Miiis
itent an ct. Sobann in Raribfielp.
an Die ct. Gnnas Stride in Stanlep;
Hep. g. 9rompeter na6 Sairpieip;
Rep. 60. Wsdler. Neopresbpter, Iiiis
tent an Der ct. Sobanness Stride in
Waribiielo; Iep. Watb. @eisbar.
Ieoprcsbpter. Niiiitent on Der Toiens
fran5s Stride IN Darlington; Hep.
Srancis Sbos. 0oble. Repprcsbpter.
GiIiitent on Der ct. Yatrid'S : STRIDE
in gau Claire; Sep. Gnt. Cos. 0iuels
Ter. HeopreSbpter. mad &aferpille;
Hep. Cos. Gdeiier. Heoprcsbutcr. piro
Iiiiitent in ct. Ybilipp's; 8ep. aarl
Humpelbart ipiro aaplan am ct. Spz
lepb'ss Soipital in Waribfielb; 8cp. u.
Ban Spehbroed. aaplan am ct. Wtas
riens Soipital in WaIiau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Cine SemtScbe piarrietmle In
8meneS Aires.

Gris Siibs amerita (arsentinicn)
ton,mt Die fir ms Seuti6en erireus
liGe Nahrift: Die 8ermanias Sdule
in Der 5unptitapt arseutinien's be-
ltebt leit 65 Sabren. Ils beifeiz
ocne fleiue Sfarridulc tpurbe Tic
emit gegriinoet. Seute erre9t Der
itol5e Eerlbau in Der Gale ECUADOR
tSucnos Iires) Die S%efpunberlna
Der Irgentinier unb Der bort lebens
Den Gurppder. sic Sdblt insgeidmmt
All Shiiler unb SdIiilerinnen, Die
bon 5pei 2cbrfrdften untcrri6tet ipers
ben. Sic Shule ipirb bon Der oelltz
ihen Golpnie in 9uenos Hires err
balten. Gin gutes 3eugniB fir Die
Seutiheu III Grsentinien lit es. baf
IN Dem Sa6rcsberiGt Der Shllc 9cz
ia9t pcrben fam: .@ir BADEN Shiis
Ter, beren llrsrobeltern mad argenz
tinien famen. unh Die "llrcnfel iino out
bertlh scblieben." Sic Shutc iclbit
fam bon lid rubmen: ,@iclc 5aus
Ienbe belltiGer &inhcr ipurbcn burdJ
Die ~65sidbrige grbcit benz Seutids
thlm erbaltcn." GaSiclbe bari man
iibriaenS bon elmer gruBen In3abl
beitider Yiarrifulen unicres 9anoes
ldgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

Rinueiota. Der in ettpui9en 8unbs
gcbun9cn bcs GougrciIes gegcn Die
Administration cine @cfGbrbung Der
Snterciien Der 8cpublifaner Winne>
iota'5 unb bes gnuSen YorbpeIteus crz
blidte. Gr bate baber perinicoene
Gonfcren5en nit Ytit9liebcrn be5 Gree
futipz Gpmite5 Der Nationnl Gouierpaz
ton Ii~iociation mo bas 8eiultut bic
Ter ltnterrcoungen lit Der 9cihluB. an
Den Srdiibcnten einc G%inlabun9 crz
gcben 81 luiien, Den GpngreB nit elmer
3ebe 3u crDffueu. Inter iolbeu lint
Itdnbeu miro ans Ser pielfad au5s
polaunten angebliden Ibiiht Yiu6ot'S
uno 8arfielb's, alf benz Gongreb cine
nere politiihe Sartei ms 2eben gu
rufeu. ipobl nihtS iperSen.
Gu6 Rooiebelt pirb in ieiner BET
iencr @elc9cnbeit 3u baltcnben Hebe
einen iplfen Shritt fallm be%filrlpors
ten. Or ideint iiberbaupt fem 10 gez
fdhrlifer 8erl 81 iein. lpie o per>
lfieoenen Scitcn, namentliG bon leiz
men angeblthen Sreuubeu ausenoms
men lpltroe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Die piyet9slsete Ser 2lmtstts'
bilrnf6ne.

Nanhe ltneliidsfdlle laiien lid
nur oabur6 ~erfldren. bdB Die seiities
Sbdtigfeit ouh bel b~emdbrten Be-
r%nfsleuten in geniiien Gugenbliden
Der 9efabr peria9t, unb inioicrn bal
Die Yipholo9ie Elm Neht unb cine
Yflidt. iih nit oieier Srage fors
id)enb au bcifdfttgen. Sies tbui
Or. SDipenibal nit 8e5ug ahf Die
Nutomobilunfdlle in einsm Iuiiae
Der Sranffurter Wo6enihrift Ill ms
6au". gr gebt babel bon ben pips
dolo9iiden 8ruubbesriffen Der 8es
aftion uno Der Wabl aus.
Die Reaftiou lit cine Sa%nbluna,
Die aui eiuen 8eiS erfolet. unb gu
ibrer Gntitebun9 scniist bel 9i6treis
5en cine Scit pon unaefdbr 3i10 Ses
funbe. Was Ser Yipdologe insbes
ionbcre nun oils .Wabl" beseidnct.
lit Die llcberlc9uug. Die barmuf abs
3ielt. auf zines bon mebrcren per<
idieoenen Sianalcn our1 cine be-
itimmte Sanolung 3u a%ntlporten.
Obgleih bicie lleberlegung bel elmer
Observation-Disclosures 5bdtisfeit pSle
liz unbepuBt eriolst. 10 lit bod itets
cine Ger5o9erung Der 8eattion bas
nit perbunben. Sei Der 2cnfuna
eincs Nutomobils fpmmt cS in Der
Hegel auf 3peierlei on. ndmli6 aui
bas 2enfen uno auf baS Sremlen.
Ser Sabrer mib bcim auftretcn ire
genb cines SinocrniiieS bereit nno
fdbis fem, Su entiheiben, Oh cine
REMEMBERING Der Sabrtrihtung in
bieiem obcr ienem Sinnc. oh elm 4ns
5ieben Der 8remic ooer etlpa beibes
eleidpSeitig crforberlih lit. Sm gins
iti9iten Sale erbobt lid baour6 Der
Seitrauut 3lpiihen bem gmpfang bcs
iinnlifcu Hei5es bis gum gintriti
Der 8eaftion ourb Die Gambling aui
5i10 Sefunoe. ;Sat Der 8agen eine
@cidninbigfeit bon so &ilometern
go Weilen) IN Der Stunbe. 10 legt er
in elmer ~ Setunbe cine Strcde bon
mcbr ais adt Wtctern suriid. Saraus
eraibt es lid alio flnr. bab Der Sabs
rer MIR bunu Gin Sinhernib an pers
mciocn imitanbc iein pirb, tpcnn es
mebr ais ad,t Meter bon ibm entfernt
seweien mar. Saau fommt nun aber
bod. pab Die Steneruns unb Die
@rcmie nidt ioiort ipirft. ionbern
baB lid bic gu ibrcr @~etbdtisuna
nod elm ipeiterer. ipenn alh fleiner
3eitberlnit einitent. SebenfaIs Idbi
lid im Iusemeineu iaaen. bab Elm
Sinbernib. 3. .. Elm in Der ausens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

Gnieu Suiiape. Elm bctunntcr, eez
9enlpartig lebcnber SdriftitcIlcr, bes
5eugt Die @lmubpiiroisteit f~olgenocs
Salle5: S6 jaate 81 8rupercs nit
einem meincr Sreunbe, Der lid ldlt
gum Itbeismus (llnglauben) be-
fanute. Weiuc Senflpeiie binoerte
mid aber feinesfaus, Elm am @ege
befinolides 8reu5 Su 9riiBcu. Sd
5pg alio Den Sut tief Dor benz &rcllsc
unb madte auf Der Stirne oas
&~reu55eiten. Niein Sreunb lafltc
anf. ~8arte". iaste CT, rOu pirit
iebcn. pie ib bas 8rcli5 made" CT
riet letnen Sunb, leete ibm feline
gaiise AMI unb ihiittclte ibm ben
&ppf, oa bas Sbier baS &rcil5 gleid<
lam sriibeu iolte. Sas mar nod
niht 9enug; er nabm oas Sbier BEL
Der Sfotc unb 5ipuue es, bas &reus
naf5umafen. Ger arme Sunbe miuz
5elte unb beultc Dor Sdmer8. -
Wir iagten ipie %9eipo6nlih, aber als
mir anf Der &iittcbr pieber an Dem
8rcu5e pprbeifamen, ling mcin
Sreuno 81 i~pinieln an mic iein Slnb
5ubor. uber uer5tpeifelter, abideus
ltfer. ais es Der Suno getban hattie.
Sd gldubte, es bdubeIe iif nicber I'm
eiten fripplen Sher3, ipie am @ors
mittas, ih lab aber in ieinem sansen
genebmeu. baB iein Seulen u~nfreis
fpilig mar. ginen aligeublid nads
Der pcrIuhte CT 5u ldfelu, als pdre
allies Werltcllilna gciueicn. Iber IN
feline 8obnung 5uriifgetebrt, pinielte
nno beliltc CT msbcr. am folgeuoen
W3orsen ipinielte er lpicber, uno 10
gine es aur glpigteit.
Gin dbnlider Sail c~reianete Iih
n%er9ausenen Se3ember inn Sprie gres
ipina in Stalien. ais ser 2~4sidbriae
Dfes9er Sob. @incomeqi gum Spotte
ben &opf ieines Sunbes einem
Wuttergpttesbilbe nabe bradte, ais
ipenn bas Sbier bns Bib tiiIien Ipute.
Der junge Wann bate Den iafrilegiz
ihcn aft nod nitbt 'pp05oeen, als er
itorr unb unbetpeglih. tpie bonn
Shla9e aeriibrt. Dor bent 8iloe Iteben
blieb. Or mlbte ipie tobt auf einen
@oscn selcet unb in feline @obnung
trdnsportirt fperbcn. Nah mcbritiins
bi9en 9%emiibunaen ocs Spftors goaai
bon Sangla, bDrte Der fatalcptiihc Sua
itanb uuf. Seit Der Scit BELT Der
rln9liidlihe in berielbcu ReiIe tpie
Iein Slnb. - g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Stunt Gsnierpatiens 'Gsnsreb
In 81. }oa,al.
8 n. 9. G

US q . I n 9 0 n, .. Y.
Gent ErGithenteu niro MN bod,
cine ginlapuus auseben. Den in ct.
Yanl ab5ubaltenOeu CONTRIBUTIONS
GonsreB nit elmer Hebe Su er6iincn.
Man 9i6t lid Der &pffnuug bin. paB
or Die @%inlaouns anuebmen perbe. Die
grofinung bes Gongreiics iou am 5.
September Itnttfinben. unb am 6.
September miro 8ooiepelt icine picls
%erpdbnte Hebe Dor Dem SongreB ball
ten, be5iielid pclher idpn Die uns
g%luubliditen @ermutbungcu uro Yros
pbe5einngcn laut puroen.
gs ma i6on felt lGngcrer Belt Bic
Gehc bapon. beiaste @inlaoung an
ben Yrdiioenten crgeben Su lniicn.
Nfan belt es abcr bisbcr nift fir
opportun, ba Der GongreB uuter Den
Guipi5ieu bcS inter Yindot'S ginfluie
itebcnben grcfutip : Counties Der Raz
tioual Conformation Aiiociation itatts
finben uub Die Hebner fat idnmtlih
GnbGngcr beS ab~gcicbtcn Chefs beS
SpritsS bureaus icin niirbcn. Die lid,
pabri6eiulih allf burh Die Inpeieuz
belt bes Yrdiiocntcu nidt piirben. obs
balten laiien. ibren 0eiiibleu ireicu
2auf az ldiien. @s bieb. eS icien nuf
Dem GonareB aunbaebungen 9eaen Die
Administration Al b%cfiird)ten. IuBers
Dem iei es in getra6t 81 3ieben. paB
pdbreuo Der Sa9una beS gonareiies
in ct. Yaul in minneapolis sic
Shlubiieung bes NIT Der Inter
iuduns ocs 8aain9ers Sindot SALES
betrauteu GousreBsG omiteS itattiinhe
unb bieies ieinen Scriht perDifcnts
lihen piirbe. 81 Der @cfunh oieics
ausi6niies 81 Snlinser's 0unitcn
lautcu miirbe, lei pes peitcren 5u be-
iiirdten. Dab Yiudot uno ieinc slus
bdngcr p9rin cine nere ardnfuna err
bliden uhb auf'S Sebbaftcite reasieren
piirben.
gac bieie 8eiiirdtunaen ioleu INNS
mebr bcieitiat ieiu banf ben Seu,iibs
ungcn 0oupcrucur G6erbart'S bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
N Sabrribtuus liesenber

blidliben Sabrrihtuug Iiesenber
Baum, nllr Damn permieben fpcrber
iann. fpenn er im 4usenbIid Der
8abrnebmun9 Der 8efabr uneefdbr
nod 10 Meter abitanb bat; anberns
fals fam feine @eiitesseecntpart Sea
Sabrers unb feline Superldiiefeit bee
Steuers ben Suiammenitob perbiiten.
Or. 2oipentbal diibert gum S6lub DE
Aniidt. baB bic @efabren bel &C.
ifipinbisfeiten bon mebr als 80 8ilos
metern % Weileu) berart rpadieu,
oab aud Die beiten Rerben uno Die
srobte Goriift bes Sabrers zines nod
10 pollfommenen Sradtma9eus Dor
linen ni6t iiher limb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

Gin Suttur i'm Sauie. Ginen
iol6en beiiet icbe Samilie. pel6e cine
Slaide Sorui'S alpentrduter I'M
Ieoi3inihrant porrdibis bdlt. Wanh
cine i6fperc 8ranfbeit miro auf bieic
8eiie i'm &cim eritidt. umb SfmcrSen.
Gorge uno Iusaaben iperben eripart.
Sprni'S Ilpenfrdutcr III feline gpotbes
fers WebiSin. @r ipiro Den franfen
9euten burd Spc3ialsa senteu sclics
iert. fpeld,e anaeireQt limb bon ben
@iaentbiimern. Or. Yeter Sabrnep &
Cons Co., 1875 60. Sopne Ipc..
Chicago. Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02

Sin,mer entitebt Elm 2uft5us. aud
Die Shorniteine empfanseu cine
&nuditromung. unb burh Sieie
fiinitlihe Misunderstanding ncrdns
bert iid Der Gbnrafter Der 5ise.