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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
SeimIuhsr!

+, Sdlreibet ilr cine Wumm.r BIS .soutbentern
3nnioS porfe iester", oaS bette 2uuos Suuruil.
bas publl5irt iuirb. re luirb irei ali Seie ees
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iuoaen. Sauopertaui mir tleinen 3eiaDluuIen
unb sl1f.ige Seoinauu JcI lit uniere SpeSiaiitdt.
Wan Goreiirc: 5bc HI.a Gouat3 Sn0eitmeat
SO, 9un9tor. 9aniGS.
Setm ehrcibsn eripabne man nca. o.cics Ylnt,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26

@oupcrrcur Carroll erlieb cine
Rrpflamatinu lesten Wittpod), in Der
Der @auulpflan3lr9stoa nui Den 20.
Ipril dngeiest mirb. 0err Gorroll
empiie6lt alien 9iirgerr hes Staatc5
redlt 3ublreih Gdume gu %pflan5en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26

Sabicr peridiep am 9ien3tn9, Sen
Is. NpriI, nad 8rucijdbri8er Srnntbcit,
i'm Sitter Don 30 Sn6rcu, Sr. @corge
9ieper. So6n bes peritor6cneu Setcr
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9eborcn lmb mar Elm Wtitelteb Der ct.
Mdricu @emcinec. gr pur ieincS
3anbpcrts nab Gin 3uihnciScr mo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
Mdtaua, TatboliIde 9anojuaer

On elmer oolitarbiS o~eutidheu, fatholiiMsr
6egeno Hinueictas mo mebeee gt0Bere mo
tleinere iehr cute finrreu IN oertaiicn. SieE
ielben limb zine BIS Drei Neiien poil DER fatholi-
idaen atrdle uuo diu.c eutierrt. GIienoabGls
Stationen uuo iTei rsre pJI ~ be q aRe,leit UeII
Der 8irdhe %crtiernt ltro 1t. &aulisi1it u, aiir Der
Giienbahn III elmer Stalloe ii erretdlsit. sSe9ei.
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Hto. Scfepb Barb, saatcp.c. 1ltnn.
Seim eaDreiusn crwdane man ssd. oieiec Stati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
Northumberland

Bntcs 2nrb. Wieori1s Rrc;ic. siilosS qliua.
Reuer irsier iniiitrirts: GdtaioI. 2ieieS lit hi,
@e9eno fiir ben nprol:dbeu ~,iarrer. 5rhr,ioc,
on Gafeifn an Il So, 5iislmpnp, Sirsin:a.
Seit 20 Snbren etablirt.
geim ed,reibrn eriu6bnc man seif. oieiss Siat;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
Tarmeu all t~erianien.

Cine grose NnsGbl cute, per6eierte isarmen.
eberio gyt ,pie oieierigel, in Geutrals3 lino.S
ober irseloioeldbe III So.pI. iiro 5nm Sreiis pou
$50 bis ss5 per Afer Al uertauter. SONNET uu9
tauiet cine oleitr JurdeI, che Ger Ir.is mai st35
poer Sl75 per q itciJt. 2teis Sarlieu iteils:t
jdhrlidl un IS bis 81 per Ndsr i'm G,r.iie
Stnreibet sleid) ODER tonimet mo iprefet Ut
bel Mep. @m. u. Aanfel, 9iarrer Der blioeas
ben ct. MidbaerS. C5emeinoe. siaihla, 3ous.
Seim Sa,rsiben cr,rabue man gei. pirie3 Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
isaraea fur @atholiien

bel .9uridl. Sin 9th. TGrgc. Soguc. @eEotes
urb URurlnro. aauiGs. 0rtinaiAet Gud) beious
oers nadl ben Grant uno &utpr Sdrpleu, ,ueld,s
ausergeiuolaliG Q,ttc 9GrgatuS fiub. 5treibet
an Wsp. tatber S,arpiu,
3uridh. Roots 9 ouut9, @ani1c.
Seim SdirciDru erpnbne nan gen. tirIes Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
Iuxrnthurptrbea
Oereiniste
81

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triibten nnb bic Contention bcS
2uremburser Srubcrbunbes
o Mmerifa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
0ansbGlterin aelnMt.

Gin beutidler 4rieit.r I'M uornruetiidien 3o,un
iiid1t cine erinhrcIte pausadltertu. NDplitautiI'
GPan lueroe lid al Satbolie printing Co.,
DUBUQUE, Supa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
JOHN p, 6ARTHELEMY.

(E Jong fl Schandel)
Box 321. Idaho Falls, Idaho.
@eim etreiDcn erisGbnc man Gea. oicits Sla.i.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26

@;r uebn,en sic erite STEELE sin ilr ~uiebriss
Greiie in 9qnb. 2Sjr iuobnen bier uuo bal en- DIE
Bargains. seenn Sic snno tanten MOI N, 10
lnjiei Gle lid anier 1eid,reibenbeS Iai tpbiet
tUmmen. J. u. Solution sano Co., sfibart.
5eras.
Yeim ed,reibcu cr,pabue man ssa. bisiss siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
0eaen Grebsimaoen.

Sn enpfebls hiermi. Stroop's berabmt,
beittide Buloer. G~isielben betlen ieoen Qioh
ridt auigebrochenenl arebs ioruobl inuerli1 ais
du6eridl. Gas. arertannt eirbig bette Mitte. IN
9tagenfrebs eriotgreih 5u beilel. 8egen Rdl..
rem 9euGnine U. \. no., ihreibe man an:
@rs. e p. 9oeoing,
Senerd 6aniaa
gsim edrreiben eripdbuc man 8sh. stetes Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
Il0tuna, 9auos!emie!

8oriret nadl Sbabo SoGS, Soaao, ~5lueite5
lurenbur9er 9eiunoes Sltma. irttbtbares. be-
fuGnertes &atb; oas &auo Der Gdlcr:n 3utuuit
iunSe tatbpiiidhe t@cneiuoe. b%aru,ter ne ,rcrs
.SuIemburgsr. RGhere AuStnnit ertheilt Sbneu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26

2rin8le q StoIti, 10. Ctr. 5p. @lap II. Sbitc.
S1nbler in bo hgrnoiaeu Dranits uuo Warmpr-
@rabfeineu. apitcuanih ldgs bsreitipiaisit ge.
lieiert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
nrktberid
Eir ben 0rpknerfauf.
an b II a c. Den -. April.
Q3ctrcibe, Sen, Nebf, etc.

Safer: 4l-45c per Sllhel.
8ort: 4s-53c per Suibel.
2ei;sn S3-S8c per Suibel.
@erite: 50-55c per Smibel.
Roggcn h7-64c per Buffet.
Seu: ~. 5O-S13. so per Come.
Mcbl: Gatsut, Sc. 20-6.6J; ltrai9bt.
So. lD-5.S0.
8leie: $3.50.
Butter. Gicr nnb 3dfe.
Gier: 20c per 1ueeuo.
Butter: Oairp. csc; 9reamerp, 31He per
Iinno.
aGic: RbamsaGie 15c; Grid. lie; 9im,
burger, lSc; SwiSs, 1Sc per Piuno.
Eiek.
Stiere: $3.50
Rinosr So. %.
3iibe: 800.
1dlber 81. 00-5.5 so.
S6weine taui Dem SuB): 8 .S0-9.00
per Bunoert F'iuno
Groceries, etc.
Hrpuifipnca.
@erdu6frtes Sleii9 S9iufen, 14-l4hc
Sped, 23-26c.
Sbmals, 15h-16c.
aoblen: S%urftoblen, $3.50 @ei6fo9lsn,
SIS. 90 per Come.
Spi,: Gidenbol;, $3.50; Neidbols,
$500 per Soroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
30 tRltibirte iearneu

An oertauien i'm herrlider us fatbuliidlcn
SteGrn5 County, MaIIii.. sum Yrsiie uon $50 bis
$50 per ader. ~ltniere $50 mo so farmet iinb
e5enio gut iuie irSenoWeldIe 500 uno $50 ;iar.
men INT ilolidleu @iuneipta. Sulun pber 3linois.
Sier Siebcn mir aeraoe 10 gutss aorr ,uie L.,
Soma. Jlr uabsre A~uStunit idreibe man on
J. J. AHliANN,
Richmond, MINI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
LETzEeUReER, WEST IEcH!

"A guor am weide, freme liant,
Dat un dem mer gent owent lett,
A Merika, wo, we bekannt,
Matt freiheit mach d religion gedeit
Do wessen sc, loszt ech ct seen,
Och mach re beden, an re kloen
Eur 'Consolatrix aff1ictorum'."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26

GbieuGo. oeu %, April.
Getrcibe.
WeIeu-
Mai. l.09@l.10.
Su!i. l.0y}s@1.03%.
Sspt. l.00is l,0l4.
Rorn-
Otai. $685. 1855.
Suli. 6l@s G62B.
oaier-
Mai. 4a1s fa4a4.
.Suli. i0@40R.
SicImarft.
Shpeiue-
Sbwee, So. 7j10 A..
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9eihte. 50. l00S9 81.
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Rluopieb, IS SOFAS rs.
Riibe uuo jtuIoer. js.458S.75
Sdaie-
Giubeimii6e 9dmmer s7.95@S a.
99eitli6e Yanuner. ~. 4jGtS. 10.
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sui. S22. l2@22, Az.
Sdmai,-
Mai. F: sl2. 42r6l2. 80.
S.nli. Sl2. 35@l2.42.
Nippen-
= Mai: Sl2. 30a IL. 40.
Suli.: $l2. 20@l2.25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
6Qjehau0iuna

Serr MIciS Saiel. no. l2l2 3opas StrdBe. Su.
tuaue. Soiud. hat itetS eine oouitanotge Nuspoe1
II beinitidoer uIo importirter 3d,elorten DOT.
bsiorst. BreisHite nitro auf Serianaen aerai
augeianot.
ysim eareibsu erpabus man ssn. bisiss SIati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26

Gum Nbiiibrsu ~ .M.H Qhrr
NIB glmtreiui9en ~oV ~V~~'
25 Ste. gtt aueu pdubltru. rs Cts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
GREEK RIOTERS
QUICKLY ROUNDED UP
twenty-five Foreigners Attack
Workmen, and Are Placed
in County Jail.

While rioting at the end OF the new
cur line near Midvalo, Saturday at noon,
twenty-five Crooks who two weeks ago
went on strike while employed 10y the
Utah Light & Railway company, were ar
rested handcuifcd and taken TO the Md
vale jail and later to the county jail IN
this city, where they arc being held
pending the filing OF complaints charging
them with riotlne. Justice Williams OF
Midvale fixed tho ball of the Greeks at
$1,000 each.
The workmen who had been employed
In the places OF tho Greeks were seated
I'm the shade near the end OF thc car Inc
eating their lunches Suddenly iheJ were
set upon by the Greeks, who had gained
possession or the picks and shovels, and
n few of whom were armed with knivos
and revolvers A fight cnsued, III which
a number OF the men on either Side were
injured.
Deputy Sheriff Beckstead OF Midvale
was notified and accompanied by city
Marshal Stokes and Chief OF Police Ole
son went TO the scene Of tho riotipg and
rounded up tho Greeks, handcuffcd them
and took them to tho Midvalc Jail
Sheriff Sharp was notified and was asked
for help. a special car carrying Deputy
Sheriffs Steele, Corlcss and LOTUS was
scnt to Midvalc by the Utah Light s.
Railway company and the Greeks were
brought to the county jail In this city,
where they Will be held unless the bail Is
furnished until Tuesday. when the COM
plants will DO filed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
NOW WE WILL KNOW.
WHAT WHISKY IS
BY Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, July 23-The depart
mont OF justice has acted promptly In
the what is whisky" problem by ap-
proving the recommendation of the treas
ury department for the suspension OF any
orders inconsistent with the restraining
order obtained from tho Louisiana courts
by tho molaSses intercscs. The suspen-
sion will be In effect during tho tendency
OF the litigation.
The Internal revenue bureau, acting on
the suggestion for suspension which was
made as the result OF the recent confer
ence between Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue Cabell. Acting Attorney General
Fowler and representatives of the mo-
lasses interests in Louisiana will permit
moasses spirits to be used without being
branded as made from molasses"
The word whisky cannot be used on
packages containing molasses spirits, hut
moasscs spirits which are mixed with
whisky can be put on the market AS q
blend. The nolasscs interests claim that
this action. announced today, will enable
them to avoid shutting down their plants
altogether, though they say that even
now some Of their business will be lost.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING. JULY a. 1910
BIG CIRCUS COMING
To CITY AUGUST 8
Barnum & BaiIey's Greatest
Show on Earth" En- Route
to Zion.

Tho Barnum e. Bailey Greatest Show
on Earth will visit Salt Lake City on
Monday, August s. giving two perform
anccB at the usual hour. and once more
presenting a street parade I'm the fore
noon. The equipment OF the show Is all
new. 1t was built at 4 cost OF So 500. 900,
Tho programme will bo given by 400 per-
formers, Most Of them arc from Europe
and are making their first tour OF
America.
There is no question as to the superb
GRITTY OF this show. For nfty-ive years II
has set II pace that no other circus has
been able TO follow. There Is no country
on oarth where IL is not as we'll known
as in America, There is not q city OF
size in the United States. Canada
Europe or Asia where at some time II
has not pitched its fourteen acres oil
tents. Nobility has applauded IT.. Ori-
ontsl ldnSs and potcntatcs have admired
II. Tho peasantry has found delight IN
it's appearance. The world has long rec
ognized 1t as the head OF oil amusement
affairs.
The management has agents In all the
large cities of the earth. They arc con-
stantly searching for novelties and
curios. They keep in touch with tho
foremost talent Of the earth and kcor
the circus supplied with fresh acts and
new sensations. IT is the only circus In
the world that has Its own animal trap
pers and jungle hunters, BY It's enter
prise in this respect 1t has been tho first
To attract scientists by' Ite up-to -da t.
menageric.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
MAN SHOT AND KILLED
BY MASKED HIGHWAYMAN

By associated Press.
KITTANNING. Pa. July pa masked
hlghwayman shot and killed Morton
Craig, an office employee of the Widnoou
Coal company today. near here: after be
Ing repulsed IN an attempt to take S2So0 In
cash carried by Craigs two companions.
State constables are in pursuit.
The holdup took place III lonely spot
near Pendleton. mining settlement
Craig and an Office mate drove TO Law
sonham, where they met Superintendent
f NJ Brown of the company mines, who
carried with him $500 in currency In
satchel.
Superintendent Brown and ono OF the
guards started towards the mines, fol-
lowed by Craig in light buggy. As they
neared the mines and were, ascending a
steep hill they were suddenly confronted
by a masked man. who ordered them to
Stop.
Craig instantly drew his revolver, but
before he could ilre he was shot dead by
the highwayman. who then fled.
State constabulary, who happened In the
district. Immediately took up the pursuit
of the bandit and are reported TO have
surrounded him in an abandoned coal
mine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
PEDESTRIAN IS STRUCK BY
HIGH SPEEDING AUTO CAR

Struck by a speeding automobile and
hurled about twenty feet. Peter Holland
OF 2o2 G street WAS picked up by Patrol
man McMartn at the intersection OF
State and Second South streets Sunday
morning at 2:15 o'clock and taken TO
the emergency hospital lie was suffer
ing from a severe cash over the left eye
and was attended by DR.. H. 3. Spraguc,
who took seven stitches in the wound.
Holland was also suffering from severe
bruises about the body,
After striking the man. the automobile
increased the speed Of the machine. which
was an American Traveller. and which
disappeared in the darkness, running to-
ward Brigham street, The number of the
car could not be learned. though pcdes-
trians recognized "A man and woman who
were occupants and gave the infornla-
tion' to the police. The car was running
at a rate of about fifty miles an hour
when Holland was struck. The police
are investigating the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
Has Ex-President's Daughter
Right to Smoke Cigarettes !?

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
PITTSBURG, July 23.-Rcpresentatives
OF the Womans clubs OF Pittsburg.
Daughters of the Revolutionary Pioneers,
the Womons Southern society, met today
10 make plans for public Fairgrounds for
Pittsburs's poor children
Instead OF which" as an irate dele
gate remarked in the heated progress OF
the meeting. the subject seems 10 have
been Mrs. Alice Roosevelt -Longworth,
and whether or not she smokes cigarettes
and if so. ought she?"
|. Just how Mrs. Longworth and the re-
ports that she occasionally smokes cigar
cites. came into the discussion of play
grounds. not even the delegates them
selves can remember, the dcings were so
fast and complicated.
Impartial observers say Mrs. j. s.
Armstrong started II. She thought play
grounds would counterfeit vicious habits,
especially cigarette smoking. and the
women who were examples TO the whole
United States like Mrs. LonGworth the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
DEMOCRATS BEGIN
TO PLAN CAMPAIGN
Leaders Are Already Confident
of Capturing Next House
of Representatives.
v Leased Wire to The Tribune

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune
WASHINGTON, July 23.-The Dem
ocrats plan to make the fight to control
the next house of representatives. on
these three issues
Tho high cost Of living.
Genuine downward revision of the
tariff.
Economy in public expenditures.
OF course, there will be various minor
and local matters exploited by the Dem
ocrats, but it is only on these throe things
that they intend to lay chief emphasis,
They will not omit the issue of Can
nonism and they will seek to show that
the Democrats have had 81 large share
in the liberalization of tho house rules
and in the securing Of such legislation
as is most moritorious during the past
session of congress.
Representative Underwood Of Ala
bama, who will be tho next chairman
of the WAYS and means committee If
tho Democrats carry the house, Is con
vinced the current is set in favor of the
Democrats.
Confident Of the House.
''It seems TO mo the whole trend of
things is in the direction Of n Demo
cratic house, said Mr.. Underwood.
"We will lose none Of the districts we
have and will gain many which are now
Republican. We ought easily to make
IL gain of twenty FIVE districts. That
would give ms the house"
Representative Lloyd, chairman Of
the Democratic congressional campaign
committee, takes an optimistic view Of
the situation, and looks for Democratic
gains in many states. The Democrats
do not expect TO have much money for
the campaign. The congressional cam"
paign committee is always miserably
poor, tt viii be so this year. If it
gcts $4,000 it will be doing more than
the leaders really expect.
On tho other hand, the Democratic
hcity measure, the Republican congress
slonal committee will be well supplied
with funds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
HIBERNIANS SHOW
PROGRESSIVE SPIRIT
By Associa ted Press.


PORTLAND, Or, July 23.-The con-
vention OF the Ancient Order of Eibern-
ians which has been In session in Port
land since Tuesday, adjourned early to-
day after what almost approached an all
night session, for II was not Until "wee
sma hours" that the delegates cleared
the slate OF business and ended what has
proved TO be one OF the most important
conventions In the history of the order.
Following the selection yesterday OF
James J. Regan OF ST. Paul as president
and other officers the convention gol
down TO business on the election OF q
national board OF directors. but 1t was
not until the midnight hour that the fol-
lowing were selected;
William j, Doherty, Illinois: Michael +,
Powers, Michigan; William I, McLauGh-
lin, New Jersey; Patrick 7, Moran
Washington, d. c.; Charles ]. Foy Can
ada.
An amalgamatlon OF the two branches
of the Ancient Order OF Hibernians ir
Ireland. the United Irish league and the
Clan n-Na-Gael with the Ancient Order oi
coalition with TIE various allied German
societies to the end that Ireland shall bc
freed from English rule and given the
status OF an important race among the
world OF nations is the principle under
lying a resolution adopted early today.
The resolution adopted urged greater
harmony between the two branches OF
the order in Ireland. but the national ofIl-
cera were empowered TO meet the Off
GERS of the various organizations men
toned and discuss with them and adopt
plans looking to the uniflcatlon OF all the
Irish orders and n ccmenting of a com
pact that has already been entered into
by the Irish organizations and the Ger
mans.
Today the Hibernians are the guests OF
their fellows and citizens Of Portland or
an excursion on the Columbia river. The
excursionists will dine tonight and the
delegates will disperse to meet two years
hence in Chicago. which has been Sc
lected as the place for the next general
convention,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE
OF CHILD FROM DEATH
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 23.-A hole in the
pavement saved Charlotte Cooney, 8
years old, from death last night when
the child was hit by speeding auto
mobile while playing in front of her
uptown home. She was knocked under
the heavy machine and the wheels
passed over her, but when bystander
ran to pick her up, he found that she
was uninjured.
There was not bruise or a hurt
upon her. She had been thrown into d
depression in the pavement and the
swift moving wheels had but slightly
touched her. The bystander brushed
her clothes, bought her some candy and
led her home, Then, at her bidding,
he went out to search for the doll she
missed from her arms. 1t was badly
mangled.