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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
Sanrensp N.atbps, Der ermorS

Sanren5p Ntatbos, Der ermorbete
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Dentenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
0pl. ssrnnf Z. Setcr. friIheres 8

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

Der Wnbriprud bes pirtlif forts
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

Tnn ipl aud Der IartbrersY rGiis
bent Sinccln in 8aibin9ton. 8. g.,
Gin Seminal erbalten. Sarob freut
lid jeber edte &atriot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
Sm perhUKenen Sabre iinb 33, 6Oo'

Yerioneu zines gelualtImneu SoOcs
9eitorbeu unb 5par: Our6 @iIenba6us
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

nit 0ptt, fir 9ptt, beeinne baa
,teue Sdbr. 9as lit Die redte strt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

SnS Slid. fcin 8eiter ipirb's ~eringcn,
GS 1T nidlt bort. cs 1T nidt bier.
Kern iiberpinoen, lern' entldgcn,
HIM unocabnt erblilbt eS Sir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

St i6rem Seintc lit iebe tpabre
3rau lnb 0hitter &onigin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
GAitnrielrs.
GrUiit Heujabr!

Wriinbet fatboIiIde arbeiterbercincl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

SramRen ,uirbeln Die Sdmeeilode1
nieber; Stobt llnb 2anb iinb NIT bent
ipinterlih ipeiBen aleibe bebedt; cs
lit Die 3eit, bon Der @riuparser
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5asen ST. elmer redten Ginfebr
lit nns ielbit, su elmer bemiitbigen
geifte fir cine ,uiirbise Communion
am Nenjabrsmprscn. Senu 10. uup
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nlte Sabr db unb beginnt bas neue
SSnbr NIT einenr reinen ipeiben glatt.
Sem ipertben Seicr. Der liebcn Seierin
III bieicm Sin1c Elm 9eiesnetes
I euabrl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
Snk Der Sreibunb

Daft Der Sretsunb spiiden
9enti6lano, Seiterreid, Stalien
mad fpie Dor auf ioliber gaiis
beitebt" bat jiineit Der 0tiniiter
beg Glstpdrtieen 8iuliano in Der
italientifen 8ammer fpieberum
betpnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

Bic @eiunbbeitsbebDrbe bes Staas
ties Californian bat alsgercdnet. bnB
Der Stdat bprh porseitigen FOB err
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fdue, Die batter berbiitet iperben fons
men. ober burd tDbtlih perlaufenbe
&ranfbeiten, benen bate porgebenet
iperoen %fDnuen. idbrlih bmnbert 0til<
lionen Collars bon Ieinem National,
permGgen berliert. Sic 8ebDrbe ihdtt
Den commer5ielen @ertb bes 9ebens
zines 5fpan5igidbrisen iungen @ans
mes anf 1000 Dollars, ben @ertb bes
Sebens zines in Der Wollfraft Der
Sabre itebenoen oreibisidbrteen Ians
mes auf 10000 Dollars. Guf 8rnno
Dicier Serehnung fommt tie 5i benz
SdlliB, oaB Die I'M Staate perfiigbas
rem geiiti9en mnb torperlifen Irbcitss
frGfte einen @ertb bon !,labe5u iieben
Oliaiarben Collars baben. Sas lit
opppelt 10 piel oils ale iibri9en Quel<
len beS Reidtbums Der 9epolferuns
oes Staates 5uiamnten ausmaden.
llnb bnu,it etipaS beiler bdllshalten ais
man bis Jest gotham bat. wiirbe eini,
nent praftiihe @irthihaitspolitif fem.
Nidt blob in Californian. iotbcrn
aud n%loerslro. california
Nen1pfrdI."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-29
STOCKHOLDERS
OF TRUST SAFE

depreciation, S52,SIl,537.6G; stocks
and bonds in security vaults, $27,.
10G,2ll; cash, working capital. less
accounts payable (the latter item
amounting to about $4,000, OOO)
s20,252,S52; total net assets, Sl19,-
29O.GO0.GG.
Against this amount the company
has no debt; the above figures are
net, all bills payable having been de.
Quoted. If, therefore, the stock bo
liGuidated upon the above basis, each
share of preferred and common stock
would receive about S132
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Autos, 81 per hour. Lewis Stables. "
Try the famous New ORGANS fig
only At Tho Criterion Saloon
Tickets on sale ut the Empire
Theatcr Tor the aviation meet.
DIR. +. l.. Ferguson has resumed
practise in the Arlington Hotel.
DR.. Carey, dentist, has resumed
practise at 3O7 Boston building.
Oahu Sugar Company directors
will hold a meeting tomorrow morn
ing.
Hotel Arlington entirely rcmodeled.
Rooms newly furnished. Hot and
cod baths.
Pay cash and ask for green stamps.
They're free Call at the show rooms
and see wha. you get free for
stamps .
For distilled water, Hires Root
Beer and all other popular drinks.
Ring up Phone ELL. Consolidated
Soda Works y
There will be a special meeting of
the Scottish Thistle Club tomorrow
evening for the purpose of arranging
for the annual Burns smoker
The man-birds are here. So are
speed kodaks for taking pictures of
their thrilling flights. Call ut Homo
lulu Photo-Supply Co. New kodaks-.
fresh films.
The Honolulu Automobile Asso T.
alton hereby announces n special
rate Of Sl5, round trip. one or six
passengers, for the aviation meets
at the Mnanalua polo grounds.
c. II. Tracy leaves on the Mauna
Kca at 3 p. m. tomorrow for lIilo. Mr.
Tracy has accepted a position with
the Hilo r. Il. Co and will make his
residence there. Mrs. Tracy will not
Join him until some time in January.
The regular meeting OF the mem
bers of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittoe will be held at the rooms of
the committee, bishop street side,
Young Hotel building this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock.
Fleming II. Revel Company, the
well-known publishes, are announc-
ing DR.. Doremus Scudder's book,
THE Passion for Reality" together
with flattering press notices. The
book is called an answer to the man
questioning religious faiths.
The Hilo Railroad Company held
directors meeting this morning,
preceding the annual meeting this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Routine
business was transacted this morn
ing. but directors stated aftcrward
that all busil.ess Of Importance would
be taken up in the annual meeting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-29
SIERRA Will
ARRIVE EARLY

EeSIitc a very rough sea and strong
sputherly winds the Oceanic steam.
ship Sierra will b. an early arrival
Of the port on Friday morning
\ wireless received by c. Brewer &
Co. this morning announces the yes
sol as 500 miles off Honolulu ut eight
o'clock last night. Heavy squalls
have been met during the greater por.
ton Of the voyage but the elements
ere predicted will not in the least In.
teriere with the faithful ferry boat
making her port with the clock.llia
regularity for which she is Justly fam.
GUS.
II Is understood that the Sierra Is
bringing number &C tourists who will
t"ans.ship to the IntcrTslaud steam.
or Maunn Kea to sail for Hilo the
same afternoon. A considerable
amount OF mail for Honolulu as we'll
rs the islands Is on board.
Tho steamer w. G. Hail has hccn
fcld awaiting the arrival of the Sierra
and the Kauai liner Will not sail Tor
her regular ports until Friday even.
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-29
PIlEs CURED IN Q TO - DAYS.

FAHU OINTMENT 8 guaTanieod
" cure any case of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Putruding Piles IN 3 10
- days ormoncy refunded Mado by
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis,
I, s. Ola,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19
BENTON CITY.

Mrs. Edgar Woodson, of st. Louis,
Is visiting home folks here.
Mrs. Abney is on the sick list.
o. 7. BreedloYe's visit at Chas.
Hildebrand Sunday.
Misses Keller and Alice Mund. OF
't1ntgomery City, visited at olen Cul
beitson's Sunday.
Rein Hildebrand is improving his
residence by building two porches in
front.
Mrs. Rhodes entertained a few
guests at a birthday dinner satur.
day.
corrle Kellerhals visited homerolks
Sunday.
Walter Tratchel has been very poor
ly again,
mr. johnson, OF Southwest Mis-.
souri,, and Miss Jessie Allison win
each the school here this winter.
The funeral services over the re.
'a'tlns Of Mrs, Chas. Duffen were con.
dlcted here at the Presbyterian
Clmrch Saturday afternoon at . O..
clock, by the Rev. A. A. Wallace. The
sclVlees were very Impressive and
wen attended by a large number Of
Borrowing friends of deceased. The
iioral offerings were many and beau.
tiful.
John Baker went to Kansas CITY
sunday night and bought a load of
calves and were shipped in here ON
Tuesday.
IT. Douglass and Mr.. okey
IN Laddonia Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Myers, of Wellsyllle. Wis
lIeu her mothers, Mrs. Rhodes satur.
cay and Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

are doing fairly wen, hough some OF
the corn has had to be replanted.
He has broken 29O acres of corn
land and planted IS acres.
Two teams of work horses, owned
by C. X. Fitzgerald, who lives near
Middletown, aggregate the age of 9s
years, and average Of "a IL years
each. The horses are in good con.
dftion and do as much work as an
teams In that vicinity.
Omer Dickerson, of the west end OF
the county, was in Mexico Tuesday
and reports the oats crop in fine
shape in his section. He says grass
also looks good, but corn and wheat
are only in fair shape.
James H. Starr & Son, prominent
farmers and stock feeders of this
county, marketed of their own rails.
ing and fattening, in st. Louis, We'd
nesday, two loads of hogs that ay.
eraged POI and 295 lbs and brought
1910, the top of the market.
Cortez Edmonston lost a number OF
little chickens this week when a
broOder burned up.
Some of the stockmen are losing
hogs through cholera.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19
St. Louis. May 10.

Efforts to recover the remaining bod
les Of those drowned when the City
Of Saltllo foundered was disccntin-
ued last night, when the boat threat
ened to so to pieces on the solid
bed Of limestone on which she was
wrecked. Work was resumed this
morning though il Is considered per-
ilous.
Only two Of the bodies have thus
far been taken from the river. Mrs.
Isaac T. Rhea. wife Of the president
of the ST. Louis & Tennessee River
Packet Company. owner of the III
fatsd craft, was pulled from the wa
ter unconscious and died on the
bank despite heroic efforts to save
her. The body OF Dan c. Taylor,
a negro porter. was recovered yester-
day.
Drags have been thrown about
the boat to prevent the bodies from
being swept downstream. 1t is be
lieSed most of them are plnioned be
tween the boat and rock bank. Elk,
pert divers VIII be sent to the scene
this morning. Rewards stirred fish
ermen and other river habitues to
search for the dead until the work
came too hazardous because Of the
condition Of the boat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19
GENERAL NEWS NOTES

morning that II Doctor Hydels mo
ton for a new trial, when it
comes up sometime this week. is
denied the convicted physician vii
be sent Immediately 20 the State
penftentiary & is generally believed
here, that his motion for a new
Uial win be oEer1led.
Doctor B. Clsrk Hyde owes his con
viosloa 70 hts testimony on the vii
MSS stand. says W. C. crone, a
juror.
CorDe is in realay the nan who
decided the physicians fate. Unit
Saturday night Crone and S. R.John
son, a farmer from Sibley, No. held
for aoqulttaI against the rest
Of The Jury.
Remembering Doctor Hyde's de
meannr on the stand, Crone finally
decided the accused mar WAS
guilty and voted for conviction. He
then convinced Johnson, making the
verdict unanimous
Doctor Hyde was his own worst
enemy in the trial" said Crone
his testimony convicted
him"
When Doctor Hyde said he had
bought cyanide for ten years an
yet could not remember where he
bought It, be damned himself as a
witness. If he had not testified as
he did, I think he would not be in.
the position he is.
AT first l believed Hyde innocent,
ard until Sunday night / voted 20
acquit him. Then l recalled his
testimony about his cyanide pur-
chases, and I decided he was guilty.
I told Mr.. johnson I had changed
vote and I talked with him about
my decision. I think my reasoning
had an effect on him"
\ strange feature of Juror Crone's
action Is that his son, Albert, was
recently sentenced on clrcumstantial
evidence to is years in the State
Penitentiary for numbering Bertha
Bowler, his sweetheart.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

Homer Cneasey, a well known far.
mer, northwest Of this city, lost q
good a this week. She gave
birth TO an excellent colt.
A. Davis. a well known planter,
near M~artAnsburg, was in Mexico this
week, and reports the wheat In his
section as looking good and the
prospects for an oats crop never bet.
ter. lie has rs acres of corn in
and repanted 30 acres. Much Of
the corn in that part Of Audrain has
had to be repanted.
John Burgess lost a fine mare this
week valued at $3.50. The u Of
her death was ~distemper.
John Burgess reports crops m fair
condition In his part Of the county.
Those planted before the last snow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

Robt. Kerr, one of Audrain's most
active planters purchased 115 acres
of good land from NJ. II. Kerr for
$4,000 recently.
Robt. Kerr, living north of Mexico,
says the crops in his section look
good. Corn is not in tine best
Of shape, however.
Walter Holloway, a young far
mer living neal Thompson, leaves for
Washington to spend ten days seeing
the national capital as the guest of
the Chicago Daily Drovers and Farm.
ers journal. Mr.. Holloway was third
in the Journals subscription con.
test. The Ledger joins Mr.. Holloway
friends in congratulatlng upon his
success.
Hook & Woods, of Parts, have re-
ceived 3 horses from Paul Brown. the
st, Louis millionaire, last Friday and
they have already matriculated at the
equine university there. One is a
2-yeara-old stallion, the only son Of
Rex Vaughn, one a Grand Mcdonald
ttHey and one a Dick Taylor filIey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19
Columbia. Mo, May IS.

The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
spent the day in routine convention
work. The Rebekahs gave S1029 to
improve the laundry connected with
the Odd Fellows Orphan Home at
Liberty this morning.
The matter of removing the Grand
headquarters from St. Louis to
Kansas City was voted down. Amend.
ment to move headquarters to Lab
erty win be voted ON this afternoon.
The Mexico Odd Fellows degree
team came through with honors last
night and carried off the colors over
the city lodges. Those who are at
from Mexico are: A. NJ.
Owens. Henry Miller, ]. w. Pratt,
E. L. johnson, JAS. squTes. Claude
Powell, F. NJ. Shoush, A. c. Whitson.
Bert Squares. f, X. Hulen, Frank
squlres, James Towson, S,
]. Sanford. Leo Hanley, NJ. S. Car.
ter, Lutte Staples. John Howard, F.
McCord and L. NJ. Gamble. The or.
chesura Of the Mexico Lodge com.
posed Of Clyde Fox. W. F. Brock.
Horace MCGEE and Harry Niece.
accompanied the team.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19
MACON TO COME

Tieo. Reichel, of the Macon Z
Lodge was in Mexico, WEDNESDAY !
pairing for garage room for 90
20 motor cars which will bring 7
members Of that lodge and bala
this city June 10, to attend the y
meeting Of the Elks. The maols
are to be decorated on their a'''
here and used In the parade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

day. Josephine would supply q no.
tel with 165 boarders if she pro
duced thirteen gallons a day.
Josephine Is a pure bred Holstein,
born on the agricultural college.
farm. Her sire, Missouri Chief. took
first prizes at t~wenty-six state fairs
Josephine is three generations re
moved from the land Of dykes and
Eind-miIs and is die black and
White dairy bred known as Holland"
Frieaan,n or "Holstein."
To produce thirteen gallons Of
milk N one day Josephine drinks
twelve t~hreegallon pals Of water. or
about $50 to 275 pounds of water
heated to a temperature OF 20 de-
grees during the winter. She IS fed
20 pounds OF alfalfa hay, 10 pounds
OF corn sllage, and "a pounds Of
grains including corn. bran. llnseed
meal. and glutton feed. the last be
ing a by1produet Of corn
Josephine Is MIXED at 5 a. m, at
noon, at 5 p. m. andat 10 O'Clock at
night. She is fed every six hours.
One Of the preliminary tests when
Josephine was being trained for a
try at the wogla's record, she pro-
duced s.5Ss pounds OF milk. II ever
COW il Missouri did as wen Missouri
COWS could supply all the milk con.
snmed in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa.
Nebraska, Illinois.
Three or -four hundred students
IN agriculture are introduced to Jo-
sephine every year and she is used
by Prof. C. II. Eckles in demonstrat.
ing dairying principles TO his class
es Josephine is gentle and can be
approached and petted by anyone
She has never been treated harsh
ly and from her calfhood has been
pointed toward a possible worlds
record test. She Is now on the test,
Students Of the agricultural col
lege wait on her in squads. They
milk and feed her, carry her water.
and clean out her stan. She is
watched closely by several hundred
men all who are interested in see
ing that the directions issued by
Prof. c. H. Eck1es are followed ex-
acuy. Her whole day is as careful
ly scheduled as in the case with
cLnvalescents in big hospitals in the
hands of trained nurses.
Ninety days of the years test have
elapsed and in that time Josephine
has evidenced her milk producing
lowers. She has produced as much
milk and butter in the ninety days as
two Missouri COWS produce in a
year. Only three cows in the world
have eyer hit Josephine's gait, and
one of those was the present worlds
record.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19
Laddonia. MAY II.

The graduation exercises Of the
Laddonia High School were held
last evening in kirkland Han. DR..
A. c. Jones made the Address to
the graduates and delivered the dip
Tomas.
The feature of the evening was
the play, THE Sweet Girl Graduate"
Those in the cast were: Ethel Smith
Francis o'Hearn, Ambia Quinn, Mar.
gle Brakel, Ferne Fuqua, Laura Dill
lard, Cecil LIewellyn, Lewis shy-
ems, Bertha Fuqua and Eva Hanney.
They all acquitted themselves with
honor.
The play was well presented and
pleased a large audience. This was
one Of the most successful school en-
tertainments ever held in this city
and delighted all who attended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

EHjah Asbury. formerly Of this
ety. commfted suicide IN Kansas
Csy. hte Thursday afternoon over a
WOMAN b. the name of Marie. He
was q son q J. S. Asbury. . former
business man q this city and has
3 broehe. S. Z. Asbury. living in
shis city az present
Asbury vas paroled from the eoun-
y jan here 1fter serving four mUths
sentence under a ~couricion for lar
oaBy. Asbuzy was Is years old and
vas married several yesu ago 70
sliss Helen HickersOns of FaTette.
SO. lie was latr divorced from
her. His brother states he
has heard him mention the woman.
AIMsp. but did not know her sur
name.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19
CARD OF ruhune

"e wish TO extend our sincere
uuahks to our friends and nelghbors
ioF their Kindness and sympathy to-
ward us at the recent Illness and
ue%'h Of our beloved wife and moth.
% wit
las. Dlllen Esq, and Children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19
PRIVATE WIRE HOUSE

OFENED Nv
Payne & Becker, Of st. LOUIS
branch OF Finley Borrell 4 Co.,
CT 'cago, have opened a private :
grain, cotton, stock and bond ~
in the DIR. Bragg building on ,
ferson Street. A. W. Morgan =
charge and continuous %quotatOns 7
received.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19
W. NIrer. ST Louis.

W. Myer, St Louis.
Some Factors in the Control o.
Contagious Diseases" - Dr.. C. d
Scott, St. Louis.
Evening Session.
Discussion of Expert Testimony by
Hon. Geo. Robertson and Judge E
". Hinton. General Discussion u
follow.
The program ended with refresh.
msnts and a smoker.
The newly elected Officers were
DR.. Nifong, Columbia, President
Dr.. McComas, Sturgeon, Vice Presi
dent; Dr.. Strobe, Mexico, Vice Presi
dent; Dr.. Gibbs and Dr.. n, r. Rodes
both Of Mexico, secretary and treas.
urer. respectively.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-19

The General Couferencc Of the
Southern Nefhodla Church. At Ash
uiIe. n. C., Monday. elected Doctor
CoIllns DeEny of Baltimore, a pro
lessor On Vanderbilt University. as
Bishop by a vote Of 22e, the
la-gest eger accorded a Bishop Of
tbs church:
Doctor John c. Kilgo, president Of
tne Trinity College, Durham, y. c.
also was elected on the first ballot
Doctor ". 3. Murrah, president Of
MHkap College, Jackson. Miss. was
chosen On the second ballot.
-Four more are to be selected, and
asnong the candidates is the name
q Dr.. c. II. Bishop, Of this c1y.