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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08

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ten, nno lie mar in ibrem Snneren
felt iiber5eugt, baB elm bosbaftes unb
grauiames 8eib feinen iolden Slid
baben tonne.
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bolen, Der Serr oes ableri6loiies auf
einen Wann gerehnet, Inn @glanti-
men IN oas Eager bon @llebriant fiib.
rem 81 laiien uno es tpllroe mebr oils
npabriheinlih, bob bas Illsbleiben
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big per5ogern miirSe.
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then, oas iunge WfGbfen Die triftig.
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5u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., melhe
mir balo fennen lernen neroen. Mar
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

F. C. Archibald OF Manchester was
visitor in town Friday.
". A. Bugbee travelling engineer Of
the Rutland railroad, was in town
Friday on business.
Mrs. Frank McGurk returned to
North Adams Friday after a short
visit al her home here.
If advertising means progress and
progress means success, then you
must advertise your business 10
make a success of it.
Important meeting OF Camp Ray
Sons of Veterans win be held Mon
day evening. Eevery member is re-
quested to be present
AS the new boilers have not yet
been installed in St. Francis de Sales
church both masses will be celebrat-
ed in Academy nall tomorrow.
Chinese primroses, fine plants in
full bloom, 80 cents each or four for
81 while they last at the School St..
greenhouse. If
Ii. T. Stanley the well known
trance medium can be consulted on
all business motives for short time
at the Whitney. Satisfaction or no
charge.
A FIVE thousand dollar touring car
with a one horse engine will make
better time than a hundred thousand
dollar business with one horse ad-
yertising policy.
Social dance at ~ E. o. P. hall on
Saturday night Coffee and sand
wichese served, Managed by Green
and music by Frazier's orchestra.
17t2
Train service on the Rutland rail
road which had been poor for several
days, has greatly improved during
the past week. Nearly all the trains
have arrived on time.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Blackmer anC
Mrs. w. H. Bradford left Friday after
noon for New York from whence they
were to sail today on the steamer
| havana TOT havana, CuDa, 10 spenO
a few weeks.
List of letters remaining uncalleC
for at the postoffice: Joe Barlow
Newell Bennett, A ]. Blanchard, Irv
ing Dupley, A. f. Green, Harry H
Gray, Alex Luke, E. e. Mayhoe, w
D. Nutting, Vermont Women Teach
ers club, Miss Kate Cook, Mrs. Anna
circuit, Mrs. Harriet lockwood.
Christian Science services, corner
of Park and Scott streets, Jan. 20
1910 at IL a. m. Subject Truth,
Golden Text-"Unto you o men,
CALL and my will is to the sons o
man. For my mouth shall speal
truth; and wickedness is an abomi
nation to my life Proverbs S:4, Z
All are cordially invited to these ser
vices.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-22
WHO is THIS WOMAN?
Case of Aphasia PuzzlIng New York
Physicians

physicians
New York, Jan. 21.-Unable to
remember anything that has happen
ed prior to December II last, when
she was found wandering aimlessly
near Thirteenth street and Fourth
avenue, woman, about 65 years old,
has case of aphasia that Is puzzling
the physicians Of Bellevue hospital.
DR.. w. H. Smith, the general medi-
cal superintendent, Is much interest
ed in the patient, and is doing his ut
most to bring the woman's memory
back. Although she cries all day, no
body can make out what she wishes
to say. She cannot talk but the ply
sicians assert that she is asking to
be taken home.
When the woman was found in the
street she was we'll dressed but moth
ing was found that would give any
clue to her identity. She then was
suffering from slight paralysis of
the right side. 1t was discovered af-
terward, when she was asked for her
pedigree that she had lost her speech
More than usual pains have been ia
ken to bring the womans memory
back. She has been shown numbers,
in the hope that she might recollect
the number of the street or the house.
Paralysis almost has disappeared.
Dr. Smith said that though cases of
aphasia are not rare they usually are
most interesting, especially when the
patient is unknown to any one in the
institution. He says that the wom-
ans memory and power of speech
should return in three months.
For the last week nurses and ply
sicians have shown maps, with the
different streets of the city marked
In plain letters and numbers to her,
in the hope of catching a fash of
memory. 1t is said that the WON
ans condition is not due to any in
Jury, as apart from the lack OF
speech and lapse of memory she
practically is in good health.
Another method of getting the
woman to remember the street where
she lived has been tried without sue.
cess. She was taken in a roller chair
alon the East Side streets. The doc
tors found she pointed to numbers
that made them think that she lives
in the neighborhood of Second aven.
lie and Fifty-third street. She did
not recognize any places during the
ride which extended to Sixtythird st.
on the East Side, however.
She is of medium build, has blue
eyes and is In normal physical condi
ton. DR.. Smith things that publica
ton of the story may bring to heI
aid relatives who perhaps think she
is dead.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-22

Then one year the ice pack broke
loose from the remote northern seas
and came to a standstin along the
coast opposite the settlements in
belt 50 miles broad.
All communication with the open
sea was thus cut on The settlers
were unable to obtain supplies and
in the end they persisted down 70 the
very last man.-Stray Stories.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-22

made some so years ago TO transplant
the Roskolnikis Of the Don country to
a new home that was supposed to
have been found for them in eastern
Turkestan resulted in one OF the most
CHASTITY tragedies.
The huge caravan lost its way in
the desert and was never heard OF
again, the probability being that hun
ger and thirst, with the attacks OF
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-22

Der OF 5000 or 5000 from their homes
in southern Russia to the Canadian
Northwest, we're for a time in dire
distress They also behaved errati-
cally, marching naked through the
snow and abandoning their focks and
herds TO the wolves. They are now,
however. reported to be settled down
and doing better.
On the other hand. the attempt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-22
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

sss been ussd for ever sIxTY-F1vE YEARS BY NIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN " hlli
rkErHIN0, with PERFECT SUCCESS. II soOTHEs'
he GUILD, s0FTENs the GUNS, ALLAY5 ell PAIN
CURES WIND COLO, and 10 the beet remedy To- DIAR
RHEA. Sold BY Drugglsts In every part Of the world
BE fure and ask for Mrs. Wnalow'l Soothing Syrup,
and take other kind. Twenty I've cents bottle Guar
snced under the Food and Drugs Act June eh 1904 Serial
Nunbsr ioes AN OLD AND WELL THIRD REMEDY
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-22

ing race, to Labrador. where it is hop
ed that they viii flourish and in
crease.
Whether these hopes viii be justi-
fed OF not remains to be seen. Sim
liar experiments in the past have sell
dom been wholly successful and some
have resulted disastrously.
The Doukhobors for instance who
In 1889 we're transplanted to the num-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-22

noma robbers were responsible for
the deaths Of the entire party.
Equally dreadful was the fate that
befell the 10000 Jutlanders trans
planted to the east coast OF Green
land by Queen Margaret OF Sweden.
At first they fOurlshed exceedingly.
Villages were founded. churches and
schools were built and a bishop was
appointed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-22
A CARD

We. the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund The money on so
cent bottle OF Greene's Warranted sly.
rup OF Tar II 1t fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee
25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory or
money refunded.
Thompson's Pharmacy,
G. H. Houghton
J. M. Ayres, A. 8. Hathaway.
HARDWOOD Drug Store
G. r. and A. B. Hawkins
b. A. Quinlan, q. G. Woodwork
w. l.. Gokay !. e. Adams
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-22
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
1t fails to cure. e. W. Groves sigma
ture is on each tc% Csc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-22
ENTIRE COLONIES persisted

Attempts to Transplant Races Prov
ed Disastrous in Past
A commencement has been made
in a most remarkable and long talked
of enterprise This is nothing less
than the transplanting OF the Laps
from Iapland, where they were dy-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
By WILLIAM UNMACK

Rugby football enthusiasts viii have
No reason 10 complain os the number
and class of games scheduled 10 be
played this afternoon in the different
localities. Eight important games are
listed and OF these the California and
Stanford universities are supplying a
double header for the people who wish
10 make the early trip.
The California varsity and the Olym-
PIC club will meet for the second time
this season. and as the winged team
has shown considerably better condi-
tion than il did in the last game, the
chances are that they viii give the
Cslifornians a hard argument
The California freshmen are to meet
the Palo Alto team, and on this game
the students are relying TO get some
line on the relative ability Of the two
freshmen teams at the respective uni
versities. Stanford freshies have de-
feated the Pslo Alto team twice. The
same state OF affairs exists in the game
10 be played between the Stanford
freshmen today against Santa Clara
college
Tie Bsrbarians viii travel to Palo
Alto to meet the Stanford varsity team
nd the city team will be strengthened
by the inclusion of Babe Crawford, the
former Stanford varsity forward
Reams. the phenomenal three-Quarter
on the Santa Clara college team last
wear, has also Joined the Barbarian
forces.
The St. Mary's college team went to
Reno last night and will play the Ne
vada university there this afternoon
The Lowell and Berkeley high teams
VIII clash IN Berkeley and the mines of
these schools are to meet this morning
at Berkeley. The Mission and Santa
Clara high teams will fight out their
argument at Santa Clara. and the st.
Matthew'S academy, which has just
started on the Rugby code. Will meet
the strong San Jose team at the latters
grounds.
The Olympic ana the Barbarian clubs
VIII be represented by the following
PLAYERS in their respective games:
Olympic - Fullhack Briggs; three-qusrters,
Roth. Webster. Lunt. Sharpe: fFe-eighths, Lau-
rleisrer. Mckenzie. half. Parker forwards
.1oodeI Haley. Aguirre. Delan, Skov, Trow-
bridge. Hickey Molhno, Wslhsch.
Observation-Disclosures, Spencer; three-quarters,
lombard Reams. Peters: hve-eighths, Sorenson,
Flood; halfbaek. Phillips; forwards Price,
Brown. o5l6scock. Crawford Scott, Sheehan,
Shsner. Weber Bonperti-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Hot Day Makes HotDogs
of Fancy Ones
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

|
SAN JOSE, Oct. An animated
crowd that packed the big auditorium
relieved the ennui of the blue blooded
dogs at the bench show tonight An
extremely hot day had their aristo-
cratic tongues lolling out throusnout
the noon hours and caused much hurry
ing to and fro among their fashionable
mistresses and masters Many patent
remedies were prescribed
7 Harvey Jones Of San Francisco,
president of the Cocker club of San
francisco. assisted Judge Pearce or
british Columbia in the judging ring
TODAY. He passed upon the cocker
spaniels.
Charles G. Gilbert of San Francisco
with his Knebworth Rowdy cleaned up
all the biggest prizes In the cocker
spaniel exhibit and William Blackwell
was another big winner in this depart
ment Judge Carroll Cooks American
fox hounds took all the prizes In that
section of the benches. His winers
were Lady Fan, White Foot, Ned, VIII
hemenia and Kenwood Beauty.
DR.. ]. A. Mcdonald, in charge OF
string of Berkeley dogs, in which there
were 19 entrants, made killings In the
English setter and pointer classes w.
p Chute of San Francisco was big
winner.
Mrs A. H. Vorrath. T. ]. Cronin of
San Francisco, r. N. Higgins of Agnew,
r Talbot Of San Francisco, DR.. j. w.
Svnthe of Oakland, E. Jacobsetti of
San. Francisco and S. F. Whitaker of
San Francisco were others who will re-
ceive Guns when they are distributed
about the benches tomorrow evening.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Yachts to Race Around
Farallone

Four of the largest yachts on the
bay, the schOoners Aggie and Martha,
and the sloopS Fulton G. and Yankee
have entered the third annual race
around the FarrallOne islands. which
will be held Sunday by the San
Francisco yacht club. The course.
which is estimated at 50 miles. is as
follows:
The start will be from an imaginary line
drawn between Mile rock lighthouse and the
committee boat. which viii be stationed just
inside Point Bonita. The course will be from
the starting line 70 and around the middle
Farallone island leaving same on the Starboard
hand, thence to the finish. which will be an
imaginary line drawn between Lime point light
house and Fort Point
At 5:55 a a preparatory gun viii be fred
and the blue Peter hoisted. At 6 O'Clock the
starting gun will be fred and the blue Peter
lowered and the boats viii be given 10 minutes
to the line.
The general accepted rules OF the road and
the racing rules Of the San Francisco yacht
club will govern the race. IL the finish Is
after dark yachts will cross the finish line sand
burn fare and hail the committee. which will
be stationed at the Lime point lighthouse. until
pIete the course in IA hours actual elapsed time
il shall be considered no race and must be
resailed.
The entries and their measurements.
etc, are as follows:
Yacht and Owner Measurement Handicap
Aggte. James v. Coleman. 6049 scratch
Martha. Com J. R. Hanify 44S3 39m.
Yankee. Charles E Miller. 4O.26 sam. 12S-
Fulton g, Harry Anderson. 37.O4 IN. TN. 5s.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
CARDINAL STARTS
BASEBALL DRILL
Thirfy-four Mem Sign Up for
Fall Practice Work al
Stanford
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. -
Baseball training for the fall semester
has started with "a men signed up for
the practice. According to Coach G. J..
Presley weekly practices will be held on
the auxiliary diamond north OF the
football field. the first practice being
set for tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
Besides the regular practices on Satur-
day mornings the men Will meet on
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons for
snort drill. Owing TO the fact that no
coach has as yet been selected, the fau
training Will be in charge Of three Of
last years veterans. r. l.. Ball II, NJ
Obear II, and s. W. Gilhllan 12.
The following men have signed up
for the fall work:
C. H. Talent II. l. G. Kelley II. \ ".
Robertson '12 NJ Obesr 'l2. n. L. McCresdy
II, r. D. Coates II. c. H. Shattuck ,,d2. NJ.
dllsn '12. ]. T. cooper IL. NJ B--Eqnshsw
~. F. n Young 70. A. O. Gregg n. H
Beeger y, A. Hagerman ~. H. MsSfzRnigbt
,IS. H. Childs '13, A. c. summerheia ,13. o.
r. Dunham 'l5. R. l. Draper '13, j. B. Hunley
"a. F. Gsult IA. A u. Ruste "A. A. G; Cage
IA. A. e. Gregory IA, I. L. Weller II K.
Weaver IA. h. s. Allen IA 2. A. Lerry IA.
III. j. Borde IA. G. ". Wfllfong IA. r. de
Journal IA, ". s. Burns "A.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
FANS LIKE HOGAN
TO BEAT LA GRAVE
Winner of Fridays Contest
Probably viii Break Into
Fast Company

One Round Jack Hogan and Antoine
lie Grave. the two best lightweights in
the four round division have started
training for their engagement next
Friday evening at Dreamland under
the auspices of the Golden Gate club.
This bout is attracting more attention
than any other since the Moran Burns
set-to last August and it promises to
be a heavy betting affair.
Hogan is working over at Al Whites
place, adjoining Freeman's park, Oak
land La Grave is preparing for the
contest at Billy Shannon's San Rafael
resort This is really the first time
that either man has ever trained like
a high class boxer should train. so both
of them figure to be in condition TO go
four whirlwind rounds
Hogan promises to be the favorite
in the betting. The wonderful success
with which this youngster has met
during his brief career in the local ring
has made him a sort of standby with
those who like to have a little wager
down on the result Hogan has never
yet met with a reversal Of form and
he has met the best of them all along
the line.
The chances are that this will be the
last appearance of Hogan in a four
round exhibition, provided, of course.
that he is returned the winner. If
Hogan beats La Grave then there will
be nobody left for him to go against
in the short round division. II he
wants to keep in the game he will be
compelled to go after the higher ups.
Promoter Jim Griffin. who holds the
permit for this month, would like to
match the winner of Friday nights go
with some live one in the front ranks.
Griffin has not found Nthe man as yet,
but there is no doubt but that he will
make this match, upon condition that
the man who is returned the victor in
the coming engagement gives good
account of himself.
Hogan has q very willing backer in
Gus Utz, a well known capitalist of
Orland, Glenn county. Utz has placed
in the hands of Walter Franey, Hogan s
manager, a roll of $1,000 that he wants
TO wager on Hogan at the best odds
he can get. The wagering has not
opened up yet, but the chances are that
Hogan will rule a strong choice over
the lad from Butchertown.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
CaIifOrnia's Lineups
FSeccioI Dispotoh 10 The Call

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Oct.
1.-Caiifornia supporters will have a
good chance TO size up the blue and
gold baby team in action when the
California freshman team meets the
PsIo Alto high school aggregation on
California field tomorrow afternoon.
Contrary TO the preliminary an
rouncements, Manager Farmer says
the freshua n Palo Alto high school
game viii be played first and the var
sity Olympic game viii follow immedi-
ateIy upon the conclusion Of the first
match
The university teams viii line UP as
follows:
Freshmen. ForWsrds-Abrsms. Adler, Him.
King Emerson. Lee Ulery and Shaw Half
lack -AcAlahon- Five-eigh ghths-McNeil and Dills.
Three-quarters Smith, Msclise and Hale. Full
bark--O Hsra-
Narsitv. Forwards-C. A. PhIeger. H. 81.
phleger. Narkwart. Ashley. Hardy, Laine Jor-
dan and Harris. Halfbsck-Evsns FiFe-eighths
-EIliat and Stroud. Three -ousrters-AIlen, But
ler and Harlowe- Fulloack-Dwiggins
owing 10 the fact that the California
varsity team viii not play any games
of the campus this season, il has been
decided by the executive committee of
the students 10 send the team to Santa
cruz for a few days Immediately after
The freshmen game on October 10. No
practice viii be held and the men viii
be given absolute rest. Manager
Farmer has made arrangements for the
team TO leave Palo Alto for Santa Cruz
or the evening OF October Is and the
players viii return to Berkeley Mon
day evening. October Il.