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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19

Sabre 1856 iein gan5ss %crinogen in
Hanp= uno- nnoeren S~petnluticnen
perior, I'M iofprt bon Nclicm 81 @er>
nt0gen gu g~eldnsen. iobalb er DEM
alien @ebict iih ipieber 5upnnbte.
+ Rdhbem ibnt mod eil1mul Der
3irerg General Com Sblrb. ben Ell
fir eine @uropas9ieiic enensierte gu
ctnigen Gelomittsln pcrbolicn. be-
griiubctc CT im Sabre 1860 icine
Wenagerie nit Dem bsriibntcn lpeiBen
g%lcpbantsn Sumbp. SIN Sabre 1878
'frllte garnum cinen groBeu Cirrus
Die r@reateit Sbpip OH GARTH, 8us
lnmmen. nit benz er Die gauge @clt
bereiite.
Die leeten Sabre iciues 2ceens 5oa
CT lid pouie BON @cIhdft 5uriit unb
lribmete lid auf icinem 2ancgut III
Bridgeport litsrarii6en Grbeiten,
Nsuzgearbeiturg bon friiber crIdies
ncnen Berfeny lu~orunter feline Seibits
Geographic nrtt unintereNant lit. Su
Bridgeport, Der Staht, I'M ocrcn Sc
ociben er iid) grobe @eroienite eripors
ben. purbe ibm nId1 nadl ieinenl an,
8. Gpril 1891 eriplgten Suo elm Serfs
nal crriftet. bas ibn Iieenb IN llebcrs
%lebensar0bc BARTLETT.
Wan piirbe e~nfichieben fcblgebeu,
lpenu man bteien vaDnis bes 5um>
bugs" etipa moraliih sering beiper@
then piiroe. Scine periDnlihe Chr
lihfeit mar taoelos; er bat iiderlid,
ME Semdnben nm cine 8leinigfeit be-
trpaen. Mber Die 8clt burd .Sums
bug" 81 betriigen, gait ibm ais err
lunbte @eifditstlusbeit. 9abei mar
CT in nn,erifaniifem Gimme fronm,
Gin fleibiser geiud]er Der Seften>
firdlen, Der itie obnc 9ibel rilbtc, feline
Ineeitetlten 5nr Srommisfeit unb gum
Sirdenbsiudh anbiclt unb fir airhen,
aber duf fiir grnle tets cine offens
6anh bate.
Sein bauptiGdliher @ebanfe. bas
&rin5ip ieines 9ebens, bas i'm BEL
Nqem ~leitete ltnb Dem er icine eez
id}dftlifen grfolge peroanfte. ipnr Der
Wunih genannt 81 perben, i'm WilnSe
Der 2eute 81 iein. ,Sbere is nothing
life printers inf" pflegtc CT 81 iasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
%: engliid,e 9lpiatifer Charles z
Huls beim Slug Suurnier IN
SDrnemuutb set6btet.

gonrnemoutb +, England, ~.
Suli. Sas erite Slug Sournier
pieies Sabres in England lamb bieierl
Rorgeu einen trasiihen @bidluB
bur6 ben inter brumntiihen llmitdns
DEN erfol9ten 5oh bes fiibniten uno
p%ppulSriien Der britiid,en Npiatifer,
hes gbrcnp. Charles e. Hols, bes
Drittcn Sobnes 9prb 2langattods.
Sm geiiein eiuer groben 3uidauer>
menee. bic lid grDbtcrtbcils aus
Srauen unb ainbern 3uinmmcnieste.
unb in Der lid piele pcriDnli6e
Srcunbe bes jun9en &erondutcn be-
ianbcn. itiirSte Der &riebt' ihe 3ipei>
beder ploslih ans elmer Sobe bon 100
SuS sur @rbe. Or f6lu9 biGt Dor
Dem grpbeu Stonb nieber unb biloete
cine einSiae niiitc Wniie. mn beppr
nod Ier8te utb ioniti9e Sclfer ben
Ylas crreifen fonnten, bate Hoqs
ifon ieinen lesten Gtbem auSgebnuht.
8ei Dem 8ettbeiperb. bel Dem
Hols Ieinen Soo idnb. bdnbelte es iidJ
barum, moglidit nabe bel leinem be-
8eifneten Yunfte an lunbcu. 9ieies
3iel befano lid pidt Dor benz aro6eu
Stanb. auf benz lid Die 8uifauer
beianSen. 8ous mar 81 elmer 8iems
lihen 9obe emporgcitiegen, ais er
ploelih Ieinen Wiotor abitellte. uni
in peitem areiic 81 Dem be5eihneter
YiInftc uieber9litt. Sdblin9s CAB es
Der 0taidine siueu p%loelifcn Stud,
unb bas @eitell bes 3pciScders &C.
ricth purfeinanbcr. Ils Die Was
id,ine auf Der grpe aufidlug. brad
lie in Glide. Die ger5te itellten felt.
bnB Hoas einen Shdbelbru6 e%rlitter
hattie. Sas 8rad Der Wtai6inc unt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
IOWA
COMPANY.

finoen ipir cs iebr ionber6ar, RAP Der
8idter pas it0ne Speaies bon Nann
9efen lieb, pbne norber fir bas notbige
8trtbidaitsgelo Der buraernben Sas
milie seiprat gu baben. Cont 8eigen
Iif Die Serren &ifter ia INNER bereit.
tla8enDen redeem Srauen elm
.Sfmer6enspflditer6en" 3uaubittiren.
pesbaIb ni6t bier, mos
aeredter urb am RIdse eetpeien mare.
Ter Miiter S'Sanlon aber ioTIte eine
geiperrt, unb ibm 10 Gents tdaIih
eegeben iperben our Sttluns ieines
Gppetits, Biz bub er feinen bertrand
ipieber erlanst bate unb peripreGen
ipuroe, feline 6amilie iianbeseeu,Gb gu
erbnlten. = 6. y. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
Bum 100. @eburtstase garnnm's.

Am D.. Sllt 1910 crblidtc Sbineds
Saplor, Sarnum in Bethel i'm Staatc
Connecticut Dns Sidt Der 8elt. lleber
Dielen Mdntl, ben man nit Heht Den
r&pnie beg Sllnlbugs" nenneu fam.
Ieien mir in Der nH. .. Staats5t9."
fol9enoe interciinnte @in5elbeiten:
8arnum lpar Der Spbn cincs arrrcr
Sanbpirtbs, Der bon Ieiucn Srts9es
nniien tets ais belpnbcrs tlug angez
fe9en ipuroc, mn bicie @igenihait bat
fem Sobn iiferli6 bon ibm seerbt.
GGon als 13iGbriger anabc pidelte
er regeIrehte fnufn1dnniidc @citGfte
ulf ei9ene Sauit ab, obilc CO iupeIien
,5uerit bamit iouberlif lpcit gu brin9en.
uno nod I'M Sabre 1925. als ieiu
Gater 9eltorben mar, fol9tc er benz
Sarge in einem Yaor qe(icbeucr
Sdnbe, ba itine eiaenen lid in iebr
beiolatcm 3ui:anbe befanben. galb
dbcr 9in9 IS linn bciicr; er nar
Gdreiber bel Der 6irnia Samest q.
&eeler unb &cipis @bitlpd in @ruiip
Glnin unb hattie ben 0hltb, nit nelins
sehn Snbren 81 heiratben. Scinc
GnseripGbltc mar 0ttb Gbaritp Sallctt
aus Neiu 9orf. @r beaany nm nIes
@DgIihe, bcgriinbetc ipgar cine 3eiz
tung, Die freilid fcinc 2eier ianb, bis
er ihlieBlih i'm Sabre 1885 in oas
%romantii6c Hei6 Der Shalbuoen uuo
bes fabrenoen @olte5 pcrihlagen
ipurbe.
Inter bieiem 3i9cuncrpolf lernte
8armim einen 1iann Namens 2inbiap
feilnen, Def in ieiner Sube bic angcbs
Iite Nmmc bes Generals 8uibin9tou,
cine 9egerin, musitellte. Sic ipLtc
0nmnls 161 Sabre oft iein rno hattie
in Der 5bat aud Dies alter ba6cn
miiiien, penu tie pirtlif @ai6inas
TOMS Gmme 9etpeien mare. Sarimnt
fab iofort. baB nit Soice octb. - 10
nnnrtc lid Die alte Srnu, Elm &C.
fGdft 81 MAIDEN lei, lpcnn man Die
GhauiteGulg 9eidifter in~i5enirte. als
bice SinbiaD that; er fauite bteien
reeelredt Die Ilte ab UNI, 900 nit ibr
als .Sbppnnn" in Die &clt. gllerz
Dings ertpics iif Meies critic Inter
nebinen ais Gin IiBerfcl9, burh bcn
elmo ipeniger 3dbe Hotlr leiht bdttc
entmuitbigt iperoeu f0nncu: Sotce Seth
itarb idon nod ipenigcn Mouaten. uno
es itelte lid gleid3eitig beraIs, DAB
Die dngeblid 16t Sabre altc Srau MIR
ettpa bal6 10 alt mar.
Ser berpdiite <8nrnllm nabm MN
cine Stele alS Wanager IN benz re-
nommirten nmcrifanifhen Cirrus bon
@aron Burner an. ipo er Den italies
niid5en Stel3enfiinitler 8ipala fenren
Iernte, Der Inn - lpenigitens fir
fur3c 3eit - cine bcilere @elbanefe
fperben iolte. ais Soice Seth es &C.
ncien mar. 9arum bate ben Stas
Iicner cngagirt unb IN Ncn gprf unb
Bolton ltiirmte ale &elt 5uiammen.
I'm, Sipalld auf Stel5cn laufen 5ll
ieoen. Sn 8aibinsron aber perlies
ibn Der Grful9; es ihneiic 70 TART
nnb 10 unecipobnlid lan9e, baB Sic
mano ansseben poltc ober fonnts.
gnrnum fab Ieinen @croienit 5errins
men unb mar 10 mcit, baB er ibr mn
Settle periebte, nur I'M aus Waibz
inaton berauS5lfommen. Su Y6ilas
belpbin manbtc iid ibm bns Slid
aii's Nene gu; es melbete it'd bel ibm
elm Imerifdncr, Der ieinem Staliener
Die Stel6cnlauffunit abseidaut bate,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
Gin idredlider ltnfaa

zines 3uees, GntomobiIs ooer 8uagps
mag S6nittipunoen, 0uetf6ungen.
Sdirfnnaen. @errenflnsen obsr
Ionitiae 8erpunbuneen p%eruriaden,
tuelde cine 8ebanbliine nit 8udlen's
Nrnifa Salbe. Der srobten SeiIerin
Der Welt. e%rforbern. Stnele 2inDes
rllns uno prompte Seilune iino SaS
3eiultat. Sir 8ranbpunOen. 6es
ifniire, Wunben dIer Irt, gcsema,
seiprungene SGnbe unb -2ippen, lpsbs
gu8en ober 9iibnerausen fam lie ni6i
iibertroffen nerDen. Die iiherite
4rr fir Sdnorrboioen. 25 Gents in
4. B. Muete's Mpotbefe, SOC
Rain Ctr, 9ubuaue, Sotpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
grbciten "a Stunben oes cages.

Sic 9eihGitigItcn tleillcn Silgc. hie
je bergeitcat nurben, iiub Or. Sings
Sem 9ife Siaeu. Sebe Tiqc lit EN-
iiber3ufertes @eiunbbeitS z.aiiselfen.
'ipsld1es Shpddc in Stdrfe. Nattiaz
feit in @nergie, @eiitcsermiibun9 in
8etitesfriihe umipaubelt, unb Ser
ftopfuns, aopiihmer5en, Sieberfroit,
llnncrbouliGfeit unh Ytaleria furirt.
Grcis 25 Gents in 3. ". 8ucte'e
Gpotbefc, 656 @ain StraBe, Suz
buoue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19

Die 3eitunsen b.ridl ten jett tdsItd BON pI5t.
hd,en Iooestdnen. .,Sdpn rutebsr elmer am Stb.
fhlaa aeitprbeu," beiBt es baur tur3usg. Nenu
man Nb bic Sadbe aber iberleGen molte, ipiirbe
man nidt 10 ihteu nit ieuent Sort An Sano iein.
aer SiSidlas Ut MIR bes IsSte @lteb Der t6bt.
iichen aette. CT utrb einen ~eeiunbsu GRenihen
ntdat ~befauer, isnberu nnr bic Gei&sp6hten. bic
n%tnhate. unb iabrelang riGt baran badhten. 6aa
hh pdhreno Der 3ebensporaduge tnl ntsnidittden
aprper cite oerbrarctte Stofte oniamrteIn. bic
hb6tit giitig ~spirten. uenm lie nidht aus benz BIute
eelu,aHt peroel. Mattigfeit. aopfidhmerSen.
Sdminoel, 2ersfippfen, &ldenfebwdhe uno ale
@eroaunngsttrpusen Hnb bic bauptidhlidftsn
gp5eicten, oaB Der 96rper NIT fulden sittieeu
Hlutbetanbtbeilen lberlaben III. uno Der Stss
ihlag biIoet eben nur ode Iebte @lieb Der tobts
ltAen astts bel iold,en aeuten. iueldle bic mar
nenoen un8etdpen unbeadtst Iieber. anitatt nit
SaIie Der bcriibn,ten St. bernard arduterpiuen
bic Site aus benz &6rper Bel 3siten su eutierneu.
2teie Htuen, bic 10 allen Gpotheter Su baben uro
aus ben hftltr6ttisiten Saften iprfdltig nusae.
pdhlter UFdn3er 5ibereitet limb. ruelthe nidat Bic
a%erinaite Spus zines idaarien mstoniidleu sites
eatlalten unb baruni audl tetnes 9uderiiber8uas
beolrfen, tnb bas bette Mittel, nm ben a6rper
sesen ole sonuensIuth 3i idhIeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
Bier 3amenspetter i'm ante.

Ius Waion Gin. Soma, perlautet:
Sn oieIen Gonntp baben Die Samilieu
Smith NIB SoucS in 8esug alf polis
tild]c aenlter Dem Samiliennamen
Glart Slab nladen miiiicn. 3m 8es
ritt iibt 8idter Soiepb ). @lnrf, Die
Werboftnngcn nimmt Sberifi Charles
Slarf Dor. ols Gountnr 9lcrf funaicrt
u. w. 9lart uno Die 3ablungsanipeiz
lllrl9en iperocn bonn Iubitor q. 9.
9larf alsseiteat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19

aufseben. Bauer tpeiserte lid. icinsn
geiis 81 perfaufen unb ieuorierte eli,
Gonbsmnierursssll rtbeil beS @eric6ts.
Seine Sarm lit 12 Neile brett uuo
cine Weile lang. Die 8ubn mill ibre
2inie bort ourhiibren, ipo ieine @es
b6libe iteben. 9ie g%ntfernuna Der
@ebduee unb Der @rGber ieiner brei
&inber peranlabt Bauer 81 ieinem
@iberitanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
5armer trott Der 8ebbrbe.

@anba'n. q. 8, 10. Suli. =
Sreb Bauer. Der Sarmer, bciien
@ruubitiid Die Chicago. Rinneapoiis
& ct. Ynul : 9ahn alS\ Sbeil ibres
8egerehtS iilblif bon Ianban 5u ers
iperben traftet, bat lid bepaffnet unb
ipirb 9~uttptais fem eigsntbnm nibt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
Smnt baieriiden Yierfries.

NSullpCl, iptllll Dtt pltItl llpptIufIl
Suit Sise bic 8aiern cine Shladbt
mad Ser anbern in ibrem 8ierfrieg
perlieren. Die INSTRUMENTATION
Semerfifatten iparen in ben Stdbten
Die slnfiibrer I'M &f eegen Die
Bier Gertbsucruus. Muf bent Gdnbe
fiibrte Der 9aIernbunb gum 9ierfrieg
Die 8alern an. Der leste Granfens
fniiens gerid,t abcr janmert idon, baB
iuiolge bes Waiiertrinfens in Der
eentralz& erfitdtte in Wiiuhen piele
Grbeiter crfranft ieien. llnb babel
bat Wiind,eu berrlifes QueIlpaHer.
ods CO bonn Sof9ebir9e, bonn Wtungz
Sail, bis nod @iindcn leitet. Sic
ip3ialoemofratiifen @ciperfidaftcn
gebcn or'llm Den Bierfriea aui, nie
lie Ifon LANCE in Yreuben ben
Sdnupss 8optott mfgeitedt = baben.
Ser @ciit lit 5lpnr niqis, aber oas
5leiih 1T ihlpaf. Sa iiebt man
nicber. bab auf DEM 2anpe bod nod,
elm gang anberer MeuifeniGla9 lebt.
Die bcierii6ey galern barren nod
INNER im gierfricg aus unb laden
iiber Die 8rnuer. penn lie brobcn, bnb
iieybei linen feline @erite mebr faufen
wolen. Sn Der san5en 8egcnb bon
8aNerbur9 flebcn Ylafate an ben
St,eunentboren, 9dumen unb Snuss
tbliren, in benen Die allgemeine
Stinmung gum &lisorud fommt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19

S'N 1~o'
fonlmen:
Sic ~armen" 8rau' ban's
%erIonnen
Sbr brallnes Waiier gu bers
tbellern,
Inn gu 5ublen ibre Steuern.
Wer aber auf Wirtb unb
8rauer idaut,
Ser g'bDrt einmal re1t
tilftig g'baut!
Tebmt @uh bic Hieoerbaiern
gum @rempel
lnb trinft feinen 26>Yfg.z
Ylempel.
Wtiinhen. Die liebe berrli6e Stabt.
ipirb beuer lid AMI einen WnIiens
perfebr bon Sremoen einridten
miilien. Sberammersau Siebt nit
ieinem ergreifenben Yaiiionsipiel
Sauicnbc an. limb bnnn fommt nod
Der aatbolifeutas in Iugsburs. Der
picle Sunberte nod Wtiin6en fabren
ipirb. S'iit cine eisene Sa6e I'M bas
Wiinhen. Wer einmal in ieinen
Walern gelcbt, ben ldBt Die Crime
rllng unb Die Sebniud)t oann6 nift
nrebr los. llnb Der Seutife, Der bieIe
urbeutide Stabt nod nidt geieben bat,
Der ipriht bon elmer Neiie babin ais
bon ocm 3iel ieiner 3ufunftsreiie. pie
Der Woslem bon ieiner Yilgerfabrt
nad) Wetfa. Wer's beute mad 10
obcr 20 Sabren pieberiiebt. Der iinbet
lauter nlte Sefannte ipicber, benu i'm
Centrum Der Stabt bot lid tnum
ctluas berdnocrt. Die &auiinserz
unb Neubaliier : Strabe. bas 5bai,
Der Hinbermarft uno Die Scnolinaer
Strabe, Die Sreiners unb Sbeateinera
StraBc, Die 2npipigse unb Inrimis
lians Str., Der Sberess unS Nariens
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-15
OLDCOERADESH HONOR.
GEN: KINT'S MEMORY.
Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry
Veterans Decorate His
Grave at Arlington.

Memorial services were held this
afternoon over the grave Of Cen T. J.
Whit in the National Cemetery at
Arlington Sixty cavalry veterans OF
the civil war, members Of the Sixth
Pennsylvania Cavalry Iaucers' Asso-
citation Of Philadelphia, arrived in
washington last night for the purpose
OF attending the services
General Whit began his civil war
service as a private in the Slxuu penn
sylvania Cavalry and until his death
took a deep interest in the regiments
association
g George D. WhitcOmb, vice president
OF the association, presided az the
services today and eulogistic ad-
dresses on General whit were deIiv-
cred by D. A. Blizzard, ". W. Sweis-
fort. John s Moore, and the Rev. f w.
Staley. chaplain Of the association.
The services were concluded with the
singing Of the national anthem and
the decoration of the grave
The veterans are stopping at the
Riggs House and are accompanied
by a number Of their relatives and
veterans from other organizations.
It is expected that they viii be re-
and the remainder Of the day viii be
spent IN sightseeing
A number OF the visitors VIII proba-
bly, take the trip TO Culpeper. where
the regiment euiamped in Decem Der.
1858
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-15
GuIiiVaiing SIimness

Fat women must take this injunction
70 heart II they want TO be in style for
the new modes viii not drape over a fat
The fat has got to come of quickly
biH without harm. Of course, and this
means only one thing can be depended
upon Exercising OF dieting are 100
slow The fat woman who wants TO
wear q fOrTn-clinging gown must make
an immediate trip to her druggist and
get q case OF MaTmola Presentation Tab
lets which viii cost her about % cents
raging one OF these after each meal
and at bedtime should be enough to
bring her TO the "iOsiug-a-pO day
stage before even the first case IS used
I'D II IS hardly believable that such de-
nEhtful results can be obtained without
harm and for such small sum Of
money, but then, fact is stranger than
fiction
Test the effect Of these tablets By get
ting a case yourself, either from the
MaTmOla Co. 81 Farmer Bldg. Detroit
Mich, or from any druggist They are
made IN exact accordance with the IA
nous MaTmOla Prescription and. cOuse-
quently, can not have any Ill effects
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-15
SITUATION At TAOS
SAVED BY TROOPS
Serious Disturbances Among
Indians Averted by Dis
patch of Cavalry.

EAST LAS VEGAS. n. NJ. May Is
But for the Sending Of United States
cavalry from Fort Wayne 10 the scene
Of trouble. one OF the worst Indian up
risings since Geronimo and his blood
thirsty band OF APaches terrorized
southern New Mexico would probably
have resulted from the Indian outbreak
at Taos. seventy miles northwest Of
here. TIE Taos Indians. usually a peace
able tribe. went on The warpath Thurs
day and raided ranches Of settlers, shot
cattle. fred ranch buildings and at
tackled several families. one farm, that
of L. s Myers. being harshly dealt with
by the renesades. who attempted to at
tack Mrs Myers and carry away her
three children.
An appeal to Gov. w 9dHs for
militia 20 GueN the outbreak was
promptly responded IL by the Terri
torlal executive. who dispatched sixty
picked men. many OF them former mem
DCrs cf RooSevelts Rough Riders, to
the scene In special train. However,
when within few miles Of the Teser-
walton. the miliuameu were recalled
on orders from President Taft and Sec
rotary OF Yer Dickinson. who feared
The Indians might put the miIiJiamen 10
rouL They ordered out troop Of
United states cavalry. thereby taking
matters out % the hands OF the civil
authorities
Troop 7 was expected 20 reach Taos
this morniuS- and upon its arrival war
rants were to be served on fifty rene
Eades who participated N the trouble
and they VIII be prosecuted for assault
and TespasSing
Two other troops o. cavalry were also
put into the field by special orders. 70
have a SaIutarE effect on the Utes and
Na--aJOs, on nearby reservations who
haN- become restless and showed sicus
Of joining IN tie uprising Of the Taos
Indians.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-15
PUBLIC WORK BEGINS
IN THE DISTRICT
Engineering Department Is
Busy Planning for Schools
and Streets.

The District appropriation bill having
passed both houses OF Congress, the En-
gineer Department of the District is
preparing for a busy Season
Ths bin contains appropriations Of ap-
prOximately $4,000. which become i'm
mediately available. Of this sum SI00 0o0
is for repairs 10 streets, and work in
that direction viii begin as soon as the
bin becomes a law by the signature
Of the President
For school buildings the following ap-
preparations also are Immediately avail
able. and 40 time. il IS said. viii be
lost IN their construction
Addition TO Armstrong Manual Train
ing School. S65, COO
school building west Of Seventh street
ana north of = street. SJo,gc5
School building al Randle Highlands.
So, 600
school building at IVY CITY. $500
school building on grounds of CardOza
school. $4,000.
Completion Of Mckinley Manual Train
ing School, SO, jf9
Erection OF a normal school. Sl0a,000.
Erection OF school building north OF
spring road, SG5,100
The sum OF S57.500 IS appropriated
tor the nre protection OF schools
The purchase of the following sites
and additions 10 existing sites is pro
vided for school buildings and play
grounds.
North OF o street. west Of North
Caritol, and east Of seventh
Normal school Cor cOIOred pupils.
$4,000
site for school at Ivy CITY. $4,000.
playground for Brooklyn school. SI5.-
-O- site Tor school west OF Soldiers
Home grounds. east Of Sherman avenue.
north Of Girard street. and south OF
ROCK C1eeE Church road so, Qeo. sd-
diuional grOgnd for or school SS-O00
BIDS Tor these sites VIII be opened at
the District Building May q
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HIGH FREIGHT RATES
WILL Be PROTESTED
More Than 400 Shippers to
Meet in Chicago to Decry
Higher Tariffs.

CHICAGO. III. May 15--More than
400 corporations. individual firms, and
commercial organizations have wired
their Intention to send representatives
10 the great shippers mass meeting in
Chicago next Tuesday TO protest
against the threatened increases in
freight rates by railroads east OF
Chicago.
From present indications It seems
certain ghat the shippers viii Insist:
/. That the Eastern railroads aban-
don their purpose OF increasing class
rates east OF Chicago and north Of the
Ohio river 70 the seabOard from 8 per
cent on sixth class TO 20 per cent on
first class
2 That the railroads submit their
case TO the Interstate Commerce Com
mission INST as 10 the necessity for
increases n any rates and the amount.
. That the railroads shall let the
class rates remain as they are.
J. That the railroads more than a
year ago entered into a "gentieman's
agreement not to Increase freight
rates generally without first having
consulted the shippers.
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TEETH NEGLECTED
DECLARES COLEY
Greater Care for Molars of Mem
bers Urged g. Dental Hy-
gene Convention.

NEW YORK. Nay I4.-That great
percentage OF juvenile delinquents
are victims OF bad teeth rather than
OF environment, was the declaration
OF DR.. George ". Coley. Of Rochester,
at the session OF the Dental Hygienfc
Congress. now IN session IN this city
Seventy per cent OF ali children
enter school as incOmDetents, he de-
clared. ~and the statement applies not
only to children OF the poorer classes,
but 10 all. They are fncompetents
because their parents were not
trained TO care for their teeth
Bad teeth cause bad stOmachs. The
body becomes filed with bacteria, and
disease and infecti9S follow.
The congress viii appoint general
committee 10 secure municipal CO.
operation throughout the United
States in making dental science part
OF city government
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TIME IS EXTENDED
FOR CENSUS STALKING

The time for taking the census IN
Washington and its suburbs within the
District line has been extended ten. davs.
The Census Bureau has been asked
frequently whether certain OUTLYING,
communities have been overlooked
Montgomery county also proved too
hard a task for the enumerators within
the specified time The counting was
supposed to end last night, but the taker
may now be expected any day until
May =.