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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Die Krem3fatrt iiber Sea 1T
Iantiieben Oscan.

W + ingto II, 8. G. 8pr
@iait gum aiel nell IN Stanb seiebt.
iuerbcn Die ied65ebu Sdlahtihiffe Der
Atlantilt)en Sd,lattflptte BON Bolton.
Nep Dorf, Ybilabelpbia uuo 9nnlptpn
8pab 81 elmer auf 5nei Wunate be-
redJncten a%reu3fabrt mad fran3Diiihen
unb euslii6cn 5dfen, Die nm acrmelz
lanai liegeu, niiSfabreu. Nn elmer
Stele i'm Atlartiidben S5ean, etipa
$50 Weilcn bon Der aiiite entfcrnt.
inter benz Sreitcugrn0e pon Ybilds
beIpbia trafen lid Die bier Dibiiionen
Der Slotte am 3. Noecmber. Inter
Siibrung bes Slagscnihiffcs bes
Gontre : Abmirals S6roeber. Der
yGonnecticur". lperbcn Die Sdiffe
nit elmer @ci6ninbigfeit bon 3ebn
anoten iibcr Seir Mtlantiid)cn S5eun
lndr benz Nerntclfaual fa9reu. Sic
picrtc 9ipiiiou ipirb lid 5llerit bon
Der Slotte tremen. bo iie am Is.
giopcmber in Brett. Sraufreid,, iein
iou. Im Tulgcnbeu Gage iucr0en Die
crigc Sipiiipn in Sortlanb Snrbor,
Gnglanb, bic 5pcitc in Gberbourg.
Srontreih, mn Die brittle IN @rnz
oesc1b, GnglanD, Dor Infer geheu.
Gie bier Sipiiionen lperben in Den
0dfen biz 5ilm s. Sc5cmbcr bleiben.
Gam 9cbt hie critic Sipiiion bon
Yurtlnnb mad Gberbourg, Die Sipcite
BON Gberbourg udd Sortlnno, Die
brittle bon @rdpcsenb und Brett
mn Die spiertc bon Brett nod GRAVES
enb. Gm 30. Sc5cm6cr ipirb lid,
Die Slpttc bum ipicher on Der aiiitc
bon 6ronfrcih ucreiuigcn uno ipcits
iudrtS fabrcn su Den @tntcrmnupbcrn.
Sic mirh nur 1G. Sanuar Dor @lans
tnndrnp, Cuba. %anlan9cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
1pena ,~,uniere" aelbe prefe is
bekanSelt tpiirHe!

Sds 2onooner Sber9eriGt bat lesa
ten Sonuerstu9 9e9en Die .@peni1tg
Neips" auf cine .@clbbuBe bon $1,000
ipeeen Wibndrung Deg @eridts err
tnnnt, neil bas 8latt einen 8cridt
iibcr cine Gonferen5 bes Staatsanz
ipalts Nidarb Nllir NIT Den, Guar
tiermeiiter bes Sampfers Wpntroic"
per6fientlift hattie. Ser 8critt be-
iagte, baB in oieier Gonferen8 Der
Sbiiioifi3ier einen Ylan entbiillt
babe, ben er nit 81. Saplcp s..
9rippen berabreoet bate, oieiem 5llr
Sllldt bon ben britiibcn Seborben,
Die i'm perfolgten, 5u perbelfen.
Der @eriftsbpf ma Der Mniidt,
bic 8er5ffentlidnng pieies 8erihtss
iei basu geeisnet seucien, Cit @pr-
urtbeil 81 ihaffcn, ais Grippen ,uegcn
Der Grmurbuns ieiner @attin pro-
seiiirt mmrbe.
@enn Bic 8eridte Der amerifns
niid)en Yreiie bon unieren 8eridtss
bDfen 10 Jitrense auf ibren moglider
GinfluB auf Den Sang eines Yru6eiee
9cpriift ipiirhen Die 5dlitc Der Nes
bafteure unb 8crleger unIerer
.gclbenz 8Idttcr idSen bic 5dlftt
hires 2ebens biuter SdlpB unb 3ies
gel, no oar 3iele berielben hinge
boron. Ian bcnfe mir an Die YrcBs
ifanbale ip6brcnb bes Sbaipz Sales
!uic tic lid fait in jeber Srtihaft nab
renb ieniationeller 8eribtSperbano'
lunaen iif abipielen. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Der Kanapf mti, Seinitatten.

Spptane, &nib. - SScnen pcrs
gnn9ener Sabre crnerfcn iiG. ais in
Setpo. 8aIb., Wtnoula mlb &aliSpel,
Wpnt.. ionic GOcur b'alcnc, Sbabo,
0iinbcrte bon Seuten Die 2anSdmter
bcln9ertcn, I'M cine Seimitditc 5i be-
lcsen, bic auf Der 5~iatbsdba unb Der
eoeur b'Ilcne Subiancr 8cicrpas
ton Slr @crtbctlnng gelnngen. Inter
Den Senerbcrn in Wiiioula befano iidl
cine S~Ojdbrige Srnl, Die itunoenlnng
tn Heib' nnb @lieo Dor Dem 2nnbamt
pdrtctc, che Die Ncibc an tic faril.
Silnf Idnncr parcn 10 bcgierig, cine
Setm'fdtte 8l crlangen, boB lie. mn
Fcdt5citi9 III Miiioula ein5utreffcu, in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
s,axst,b,rger Gasette, pienstae, BEN 8. atn,,en,brr 1910.

&iitfc pcs ihmei5cr Snnbcsratb in,
Sftpbcr 1868 cine interllntionale Con-
iercrl6 in Nenf 5uitaubc. Iuf bieie
folgtc Die @cnier Sorpelttion BON 8.
Mnguit 1864, Die i'd auf ncun Mrtitel
eilrigtc .fiir Die Sciicrlng Der Gage
Der TerinunbNcn pou I'M Selbc itebcns
Den Irmeen". Sieic IrtifcI ipurs
Den oamuls bon 6poli .Gegierunsen
unterdeidnet. bercn 3abl aber Jest auf
pier5i9 geitie9cn lit. Cine Slagge nit
eirlcm rotben &rels I'M ipeiBeu SeIbe
luirbe ais all9cmeines Ib8eiden anz
Genommeu, luonit benz SGlpei3erz
Ianbe elm Compliment een,nd)t murbe,
oclien Slaggc elm peiBes 8reu3 i'm
rotben Sclbc bartlett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Katbsliiete @eiftsicbe icacs
perpaRrune eeeen
-1s,fmIte. Gin.

Merlin. Sie fotbpIii6c ejeiifs
li6tcit in Niirnbcr9 itebt iicB gcnpz
tbigt, Dffcntlih Yrntait 3u crbebrn
oagc9eu, bnB lie If8 idr Sog Be-
leibigungen INN NtIbGguungcn al
Der Strabc ~ollsG:itrt lit nib Die
airbcn in iddnblldptr 8siic bciubeIt
lpcrben. Sic @prfommniie gclten
ais Die Oircftc Splge Der gerihtlidcu
SrciIprechung bon Sbcilnebmcrn bes
INSTRUMENTATION Yfiugit 3uaes,
lpclde es nuf Die. 8eifimpfrng Der
tatboiiihen Stride abgeieben batten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

ino &atifan, nbcr nllcb uuf
@0nig unp % punrnic 81
I1impfcn. Ius Ycruein nnb Spoleto
bate man IA Gnmpa9nien Snfnuterie
8nr Scritdrfung Der @arniipn unb nlis
Der Eropin5 3ablrcif)e aarobAnieri
nm Sd)uslcutc fommeu luI'en. In
alien StraBcncden, no Der oSclt5ig"
observation-disclosures, Itanben @ruppen
ppn Eoli5iltcn unb Spioatcn; Die
olterreitilfe Sotid,uft beim 0etli9en
Stllbl NOR gang bird 5ruppcn pont
@erfebr GbgeI6loiicu. In pcrlfteDee
ncn Sulicrn prongtsn init ipeiBer
Sarbc Die 8u6ltaben r8. ~" D. b.
aGppipd la Hcpublital" Snulierer
nit ben Siloniileu Serrer's mn @ior<
panp 9rnno's nuf &pittartsn lud,teu
tire &aare losSuidlngeu, Inpere
botcn u~ufbeserbe 8roid)ilren an, oeren
8itcl JIG lallt oltsihrieen: oSestcs
%erbrcdben Der Snaililitiou" ooer
.9tur feinem @ciititden trnlcrl" min.
Sen 3ng er1ffncteu Yoli5Iiteu auf
3lucirGber, 8cubarnten uub Srlppen;
Die Wuiiffopele Der pereinigtcn
Srieftrdger bidit Die "Ndr%
ieillaiie", ibr foleen Die nntisfatbo@
lild)cn Surnl6iller unb cinl9e petBe
lcfleibcte Mdoben, Die on Stoden oaS
Silb Serrcr's ennorbalten. Cllff!D
Sbncn IdlieBen lid Die Sreimuurer<
3ogen Hom's nit ihren grim icioenen
Sanuern an: Der .@roBe, Orient,
o9cper uno SGpert", Die .Ho1enz
freuSritter" II. o.. Icn @eitem Ihon
crblidt man bie IQes iiberra9cnbe
iAlpar5e Sabine Deg ~@iorbano
Bruno" zTercms, auf Der mir bas auf<
9ci6lnaene Gpangclicn6u6 ilber ROTH
~6iingelnbe Slammen be5 Sheitcrbans
fcns erbliten. Salbniihiige Burden
init lpabren 8algengeiidtern, pieIe
nit scrriiIeneu Suden, Inoere bemoe
drmelig iinb S1nnertrd9er unb Sab
nenfnnfer; pergebcns iuden tic Dnrd
6dnbefldtihen pber our6 gemeine
ausrufe ipie: nNieDer nit Dem 8atiz
fan, r@ee nit Sius Den 3ebnten",
bci ben 3uidaueru Stimmlns 81
MAIDEN. Inter Gfeifen unb Soblen
9ebi's ON Der Hebaftion zines fatboz
lilhen 9lattes porbei, nah benz
6auptpplt3eigcbdune, bas ebemals cine
tatboliihe Stride ipar. Sod erblidt
man - Srpnie bes Shidials = nm
Srics 8pttpater abgebilbet, fpie er
Icaneno leine Sdnbe iiber Die poriibers
'iebcnnc tunmltuorii6e Wenee aus>
6reitet. Inter ibrem beionoeren
Shuee bat iih Die Ypli5ci Die Inars
hiiientruppe 9enommen, ebemalige
8alcereu : Strdflinse, fpelhe Die
Snternntipnale iingenb, elm piftiges
@licb Deg 2nges bilben. Ginger
maben anitdnbig onge8ogen iino Die
Sp5inliiten mnb Hepublifaner aus ben
bcnudhnrten Srtifaften, Bic nit
rDtben Sabnen unb Mliif6pr 3H%B8finnrs
ihicrcr. Mnf Dem Canine tesSiori
'pirS SaIt gcmoht. @aHfsfib, Der
Sircftor pes .giinps" piitbsyibFgeaen
Rc9ierrne unb 8apit lpslestTBiat Elm
Sauer. Der .auf bas 9entmal bcs
uolanii6en YbilpIopben b~inarf9efletz
teri mar, fppfiiber berunter aihb pirh
ihlper perlebt ann Spipital sebradt.
@cgen 5 lbr lDft iid Der 3u9 auf,
unb Sung unb Ilt itiir8t lid in hie
5undGit ,lie9eubsu @cintncipen, nm
Sen Gag 10 ii 5 on beihiieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Gum 6cScnesn TsHiu r, i.

sort 9orsc, So. = gum yin.
benfeu an ben peritprbenen Scnn.or
Sonptbau YrcntiB Soliiper iol bier
Gin Ynrf aeidaffen, ionic Elm Scnfs
nal nlligelteIlt iperbcu. Sir ben crlts
9enamtcn 3wcd baben 5mei Der reid
itcn Ginipobner Gin Arcal BON ctrpa
100 Gder AM llicr bes Scs @inincsz
Slulics %ungcboten. NapitGn Is. Q.
8inglanb. Elm Sreuno unb gtadbur
ocS peritorbeuen Senators, miro of5
criter einige bmllbcrt Collars fir eiil
Monument itiftcn. bas nuf cinenl
oifrntlidlen Ylabe an Der Central
4penile crribtet weroeh ioa, Der at
Der Belt, nls Sollipcr ais iun9cr Nm
malt nad Sort Dodge fam, oils Ntarftz
pluB benuBt plroc. !,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

8a1erGAaa.

Sn Der Gebaftion bieIer 3eitllna
limb foIsenoe Shriften eingelnufen.
lpelhe burh bic Sirma: 8en5iger
Srps.. 36 Barclay Ctr, Sem Yorf.
4. g., 81 be5ieben iinb:
Sdaufens nSeelenipiesel"., portpz
irei So Gents. Yfpffer, sd ipia nod
Sipn", portofrei 30 Gents, Srocbcr,
vSelise Naria Wagbnlena Soital".
portofrei $1.1O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
uruanay's Hepslmtisn.

D DC ntenibeo, llrlguap. bio
guertps 4pres. Sic REVOLUTIONARY
8eipe9ung beainnt an 9pheu 81 9es
tuinnen. 10000 Suiur9cuten pers
Den naf unb nad] fp~n5entrirt. Ser
Ihiebene 3ufammcnifoBe baben idon
itattgefunben. Ser Miniiter nea
@eubern crlieb fiir8lidJ ein Innifcit,
bns erfldrte. Die, 3e9ierun9 t6ilnc Die
Hepolution niht lmtcrbriideu, hn Die
geIammtc 2aubbepDlferung fir bic
ielbe einaenpmmen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

berauinabmc Der biplonnatiiden Sez
sicbunsen 81 Ecuador ipur, pelfc
Ypfitit bon Den iibrigeu Dtiuiitern
untcritiibt iplmbe. Die aobinettz
Mitglieber bIieben nit Iusnabme bes
Eremierminiiters bis gum p. Sftos
Der i'm Imte, an meld)em Gage, dud)
iic reiigntrten. Cine @ohc nndhcf
ipurbe Gin neles &dbinett e~rildnnt
nit Salpabor Gnpero ais Sremier
ltnb Suittsmiutiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
KinSerlakmmne.

Sifinion. q. 9. Sn Dem
liib sfpeitlifen Sbeilc pcs Staates linb
neueroinss mebrere Sdlle bon ainbcrs
l0bmun8 aufgctrctcn; bas critic Spfcr
in Start eountp, bns Dem Spbe Der
fiel. lit Der rs Sabre alfe Surrp
Wnpion. Die @eiunbbeits : 9cb0r,
Den oes 9ouutp BADEN ale mogliGlcu
@orbeugnngs : @inBrcgcln acgcu Die
Nnsbreitung Der Selldle crgriiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

eincm Grtra3ug bon 9tdpnui, Mont.
nndl Millouln fubreu. 8cgcn Der
&crtbciliing be5 2anbcs auf Der
Gpelir b'Ilene : He~icrpation biiritc
CO abcr nod 5I qerihflid)en Strcitce
rcien fontmcu, bemu mdhrcnb lid) bort
300 quite 6cimitdtteu bsfinben, bnbcu
id,on 500 Iniieblcr bauon 8ciie ere
oriifcn. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Columbia uMt 0ernnania!
(CoeIum, animum, mutant
qui trans mar curruntD

~ tt6kGNk
! qui trans mare curruntD
! y ermanta nniere SHUTTER,
l Columbia nniere Srant!
! Wte flinBen bpdJ bic @prte TO
I ifDn, 10 ltcb nnb traut!
! 8eebrt lei nnire Mutter nit
/ finbli6 frumntern CHM
! ltnb mnire Sraut seliebet fir
I iett unn intnerbin!
! Sn fh5ne MntteripradJc, DIV
/ berrlidJ beatidDeS 2ieb,
! On bentfdJr Chr nitb Creme mnh
B fpnnis bentidj Wemiitb,
! Sbr feb bic splbnen SSd)ite, bic
E mir bierber 8ebradt,
! ltnb On warit's, tbenre Wsntter,
. Bite ms bamit bebaGt!
! ttnb 9ns o 5reibeitS q D IT,.
/ Columbia, bplbe Maib,
! On biit fir ms ia allies, mas
/ nnS bic 3nfunft bout!
! Wir legen 0nt nnb 2eben
b setrpit IN 9eine Sanb,
! Sm Sdnt beS Sternenbanners,
B tint iteaen @aterlanh!
! Ses Greplers Sanb p~erbprre,
E ber's Gud nidt ebrltdJ
. meiut,
. 0clabmt iei 9efen Snnse, ber
, feise Gnh perneint!
E Gnf Jet, 1T bentiGer creme,
! bier infer Sdunr ge,ueibt:
} Columbia nnb 8ermanta, fir
jett nnb alle Seit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Der Stored In Sranereieb
tpieHer beliebt.

Earis. 8Gbrenb Der eriten
odilte bes Snbres 1910 6nbeu, ipic
mtli6 an9cfiinbist miro, Die @ebur
N Die Sobe5fdlle I'M 21,1S9 ii6erz
gofien. Wdbrenb Oes Snbres 1909
oar Die 3abl DER Sooesfdle Inn 2S,s
!03 b0ber geipeien, als Die Der Gcf
.1Irteu. q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
(Spc5inl Correspondents
errcrsGeSsnfTeic

Isle bic f%rctmanrer : rcpu6!ifancr
io5i Clique in Gpm r~,uiirbisc'
&rppaaauha iiir ibrcu rSciligen"
mndtc!!i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

Yerlemmbuns unD cine bDie 3ul,gc
iinb beibe %unangenebme 8dite in ibrer
Art. Cine boie 3unge bat ibon oft
lrobes llnbeil an9eri6tet uno aud
i1on bel forperlides 2ciben perllrs
;aft. Sic 5eigt an. baB Der Wagcn
uuBer Srbmng lit. unb Dab Die Seber
unb Die girgclpcipe nidt rifti9 arr
5citen. Sorni's Mlpenfrduter lit einc
merfannte Iasen< Weoi5in. or itdrft
Die @erbauungs : Sreane, reinigt Die
Singepeioc. ldutert uno frdftigt bas
Spitem. itdrft Die 2%ebensfraft unb err
icugt @eiunobcit unb Stdrfe. @enn
lie cine Slaidc Sorni's Ilpenfrduter
pom 2ofnls &gcnten faifen, iiber6eli@
zen sic lid,, bnB Der Carton obeu Die
c9uIdre, regiitrirte 9ummcr tragt.
}um Iertnuf bel 3ofal> Igenten. Hift
IL Ipotbefen 81 BADEN. We9cn bcS
,Gberen id)rci6e man an 81. Better
Sabrnep & Cons Co.. 1875 60.
)opne Gpe.. Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
~MsSernes" ans Portugal.

Inter ben nelieiten @abnabmen.
ipclfe bonn Siliti5miniiter eggplant
tueroen, befinbet iib audi Der @eiesz
cltpurf zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
!peI6cs oas Observation-Disclosures" iebr
trleihtert, Niles mas an elmer Sdeis
oim9 fernerbiu b~enotbist tpirp. lit bic
lcgenieitige 3uitimmlng Der @beleute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

Scr Serrcr : Hmmmcl am bcriidls
tiAtcu 16. Sftubcr hicnte. Nlcid Den
iriipcreu tirdcn siciupliden llmSiigen,
hem Saubagel ba5u. cinnnl picOcr
na6 Qer5cnsluit auf Sapit unp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

Nnd elmer iiinNit pom Genius
@urcOu pcr0firntlidtcL I'D iibcr Die
Der gnn8cn Se0Gssrun9 Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

Gua GcnIu9>Amt nat an9cfiinbigt.
NnB bel Der lcstcu &plf36dblulg biclcn
CONNER % iunedpnlie Ntinn.,
30t,40S Giuupbucr bate, gegert
2O2,71S in Sabre 1900, etile gu
na9mc bon 1871 &ro3cui III Den lcBtcn
10 Sobrcn. Sic @cpDlteruug bon
e t. Ynul ,bctrd9t 214,744 Gppfc,
10 paB n.ip bic St,mcitcritGbte 3Iiams
men enc @iuuobnerIdnft BON 516,<
1872 &0pfcn br6cn. ct Sdul'S Be-
p6Ifcritno pcrmcbrtc iiG) wdbrcnp Der
le3ten 10 Sabre nm 30 Srp6ent.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-21
LA JUNTA NEW ).

Mrs. j. w. Lawson is visiting in
Iowa, Missouri and Kansas.
Mrs Geo. Gross of Swink spent
Thursday in La Junta, the guest OF
Mrs. Marshall.
Mr.. Mckinney has purchased the
property in which he lives in the east
part of town. Let the good work go
on.
Mrs. James Scott is visiting in Kan
sas City and other points She writes
that she is having very pleasant
time.
Mrs Burt very charmingly enter
tanned the Ladies Aid Friday. An
elaborate luncheon was served, and
everybody hopes to go to Mrs. Burt's
soon again.
Mr.. Dawson of Lamar came up Sun
day to undergo an operation for ap-
pendicitis. He was accompanied by
his wife and her sister and brother
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frazier. At pres
ent writing Mr.. Dawson is doing nice
ly."
No meeting Of the A. NJ. E. Church
has ever made such widespread i'm
pressions as the meetings on
Mothers Day" The entire congre-
CATION was moved and each one paid
a tribute of respect to his mother.
Mrs. J. P. Watson has returned
from Pueblo, where she was called by
the illness of her niece, Mrs. Baker,
and where her sister, Mrs. Phillips,
is also seriously i'll. She reports them
both better.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-21
EAST LAS VEGAS, N. M.

Mrs. Maggie Burns is ill with the
mumps.
L. Richmond is in the city for a
few days from Albuquerque.
Mrs. Jenney Sebra, who has been
quite i'll, is much improved in health.
Mrs. LYDIA Houston is in the city,
visiting relatives and friends, from
Albuquerque, N. M.
Rev. Bymun, pastor of the A. NJ
E. Church, left Saturday for Santa Fe,
N. M, where he will conduct services
Sunday.
The A. NJ E. Lyceum rendered a
very enjoyable and encouraging
program Tuesday night. Mrs. Della
Xni's paper, also Miss Nina Dunlaps
closing paper, were enjoyed very
much. Refreshments were served
later.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-21
THOMPSON'S LUCKY STRIKE.
Pullman Porter Finds Rich Gold Mine
In Riverside County, Cal.

According to dispatch from Los
Angeles, Cal, April 27, John Tbomp-
son, an Afro American who was penni-
less week ago, now has $4,000 to his
account In bank. Mr. Thompson
made a lucky strike at Blodgetts
Tanks, in Riverside county, Cal.
He went to southern California as
Santa Fe Pullman porter. Contract
ing the gold fever. he struck out six
weeks ago and with the luck of a
tenderfoot stumbled across rich gold
bearing ledge at Blodgetts Tanks.
Mining experts made number of
tests and offered him 500 cash for
his locations. He refused to consider
less than $4,000 The experts com
municated with their principals at
New York, shipped east 1000 pounds
of ore and soon received a telegram
to close the deal at $4,000 cash.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-21
Success Of Iron City Athletic Club.

Iron City Athletic club. Pittsburg
has secured clubhouse at 2610 Mahon
avenue. where 1t will install baths and
gymnasium and keep on file all the
sporting papers. Its officers are A. &.
Boykin, president: G. A. Dixson, sec
retary; John Jones. treasurer and
John Cray. general manager. base
ball team will he maintained. and run
ming and jumping teams vii! be en-
couraged.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-21

var Springs, Mrs. Jessie Martin and
Joe Griffin accompanied the remains
to Gunnison.
Miss Agnes Clark gave a birthday
party Monday evening in honor of
her brother, John Clark. Those pres
ent were Messrs. j. j. r. Smith, Ceyar
Springs, Ben Crocklin, w. Green and
Will Martin. Quite an enjoyable even
ing was spent. The guests departed
at late hour wishing Mr.. Clark
many happy return of the day.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-21
GUNNlSoN, COLO.

GUNNIsoN, COLO.
Mrs. Lucy Clark is on the sick list.
j. ]. R. Smith made a business trip
to Mont Carbon Thursday.
F. Shavers is expecting an expert
barber from Pueblo.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey is able to
be out again after her recent illness.
w. NJ. Bryant is now employed on
derrick hosting the granite from the
Aberdine quarry.
w. A. Spivey departed from our city
Wednesday morning for Montrose,
Colo.
L. C. D. McGee returned from Flor,
esta Saturday and departed for Lake
City.
Messrs H. Temelle and Aron
Campbell of Denver were in the city
Thursday on the c. & S. special.
w. A Spivey passed through our
city Thursday from Montrose, en-
route to Alamosa, Colo.
Messrs. H. Temelle and Aron
Campbell made trip to Mont Carbon
Friday morning. After spending two
hours there, they returned to Gunni-
son and departed for Denver Friday
afternoon.
7. F. Montgomery came down from
Mont Carbon Friday morning to meet
his wife, Mrs. Montgomery, who ar
rived on the 1915 train from Flor
ence, Colo. They departed the same
afternoon for Mont Carbon.
l.. C. D. McGee of Denver was in
; our city Friday evening on General
Superintendent Deans special. He
departed Saturday morning for Flor
esta.
Al. Moseby of Mont Carbon had his
leg crushed a week ago in the mines
by rock falling on it. Blood poison
set in and the leg had to be ampu-
tated Sunday afternoon. He never re-
gained consciousness, and died at $3.50
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Mosey was
born in Tennessee 43 years ago. The
remains were brought to Gunnison
Monday morning and laid to rest in
the Masonic and Odd Fellows GENE.
terry He leaves a host of friends
to mourn his death.
A. D. Billingsley, Mr.. and Mrs. An
derson, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. Branon, George Green, Pres
ton Armstrong, Will Bell, Will Green,
w. M. knight, Will Martin, W.
Green, Walter Irving, H. Mckinney,
Louis Keys. John Bell, Ben Crocklin,
Anderson Shoemaker, A. Myres, Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-09
The Methodist Bazaar.

The city has been fun of them ana
there is more to follow, but another is
among the haS-hcenS, that is the Meth
uGiSt Eazaar held III City hail yester-
LAY afternoon and evening Like those
preceding the decorations were Hastily
arranged with the seasons prevailing
colors of red and green, interspersed
here and there with the Epworth
League co!Ors. red and white
All the booths were very pretty The
andy table was in charge OF Miss Els
telle w. Mason, Mrs II. l.. Nichols and
Miss Ruth KittridGe; fancy table. Mrs.
;1innie J. Moore. Mrs. II. A. Trundy:
handkerchiefs. Mrs. Louise Carrick.
Miss Easter A. Carricl; aprons. Mrs
Clarena Z. Turner. Mrs. j. H. Fish;
cakes. Mrs. WIN. Hosken. Miss Au-
susta George. Mrs. r. g. Stickncy;
lunch counter, Mrs. Iattie r. Perry.
Mrs. Hannah Churchill Mrs Mary
.,.cs. rvey. Mrs. Mary Gelchell, Mrs.
Julia Bradbury; ICE cream Mrs. Asa
Libby. Mrs. w. J. Wedge is the presi-
dent Of the society under which the
Bazaar was held and did the general
decorating If the han.
An evenings program was carried
out with fine effect. Mrs r. j. South
ard Of Richmond sang two solos,
Meet Me IN the Dreamand" and -"If
| Had the World to Give in very
beautiful manner. Miss Lillian Brown
OF Richmond accompanied the soloist
on the piano. Arthur w. Fitzgerald OF
Augusta gave several readings that
cartiEated Ihe audience and won new
laurels for the young elocutionist.
MISS Beatrice Hosken gave THE
tllSir of Life TO perfection. getting
really younger as she was growing in
years. The orchestra from the High
iand Avenue Methodist church Of Car
diner gave some splendid music which
rounded out most delightful evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-09
A NEW REGIME.
Continued from Page One.)

soon after it was organized demanded
the immediate convocatiOn Of general
Parliament. The throne and grand
council yielded to the extent of adj
vancing the date for the Inauguration
of Parliament to 1913, q decree making
this effective being promulgated on
NOV. 4.
1t was al first thought that the Sen
ate. one-llalt of the membership Of
which was appointed by the throne.
would be subservient but early in its
existence, it developed a striking in
dependence and exhibited q spirit that
was almost rebellous. When a few
weeks ago this attitude was changed
notably the general belief was that the
body had been intillidated. An in
creased number of troops in the
streets was mistaken as an evidence
Of the governments determination to
suppress the activities of the provin-
cial delegates and their supporters.
1t appears now that these and others
who urged a still earlier meeting of
Parliament had no intention Of aban-
doning their campaign but simply al
tered their tactics and embarked upon
a plan of private though undoubtedly
2rceful persuasion.
1t a series of secret sessions, it was
lecided that they would not further
olerate grand council which was not
responsible to the imperial senate and
would not execute that assembly's
resolutions. Briefly stated, the Senate
resolved to relieve Prince Chun, the
regent of absolute power and making
No
forthwith.
The reported compliance of the
hTone is regarded as a compromise
Tee Senate will not press for an i'm
mediate Parliament, but proposes to
"nduct the government on 4 single
famber basis until 1913
1T is understood the Venerabl Prince
Chang of Boxer memory the present
mower behind the throne, will retire
and that Duke Tsai Use will become
prime minister. In this connection il
is recalled that the duke was Il mem
Der of the travelling commission f0t
ne investigation of foregn parliament
iary governments in 1905-06 He was
~'j"htlV injured by a bomb but when
URGED by his family to resign from the
commission he replied that he would
willingly die if his death would give
to China constitutional government
The efforts which the Senate h.
'lthefto displayed had been welcomed
" well wishers of China in the for
elgn colony who perceived an act of
= 'Vah'fment. though not without pos
S'pie calamltles The Senate at pres
tht is discussing the financial bulge
IN committee and seriously reducing
what it considers unnecessary expendi
lures Of the regime, but the body is
not likely to attack the gravest bur
en- namely the Manchu pensions
winch extend to every member Of the
"h4uerlng race of the Chinese.