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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Chit nnb jctt.

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@armumgsruf erIfaIen laiien
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beiten oe9 Wannes annintmt. Gs lit
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%bemegung, pclde Die @leid)bcredti.
gilng nit Dem Waune anitrcbt, an.
oerieits Die re9e SportbetbGtigrui9
leitens bes meiblid)en @eidlchtes,
pelfe buS araftgeiiibl Der Salnen
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ben Iiispiifien oieie llebertrcibun.
gen fiibren, benefit elm 3lpeifaii1pi
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Der SmdJitabe bcs 8ciebes.

Sas 3erreiBen bon Somilien, Die
Srennung oes Wtannes bon ieiner
6rau, Der eltern bon ben ainoern lit
iton ldngit etnas 9lltGglides alli
Glis Sslano g%eporoen. Siingit bat
ii6 BORT ieop6 elm SorfoQ creianet,
Der allelr ouoeren Die &rone ollfiest.
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perfii9t, Oeiien bicr5ulnnOe auidiiiger
Sater es aus Der ulten Seimatb her.
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gerpiat it, fir baS &ino 81 iorgen,
lonoern aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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geiiie Yefaref beibt Die 3uriidges
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9eridt, fam Dor elf Sabren aus I'm.
garn alS G%inlponoerer nad Den Ser.
Staaten. 0urd fleiBige arbeit ultb
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Wttttel, 6ruu uno &inoer nad)fonn.
men 81 laiien, nit Iltsnabme BON
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Wtlttter, reiite er biniiber llno fano
BORT audi 0us tleine Wtd0den IN III,
6efrieoigenbem @eiunobeitsSuitanoe.
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bier bat man Dem &inoe Die 3ulai.
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5n9elaiien merbeu ielbit wenn es picl
i6limmer INN tic itGnbe. Die Sci.
nlotb ibrer gltern lit ibre Seimatb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
5anb cine reid,c 8rnbc.

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Ginc Wmiteridmiebe.

81.
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eerl'rl III irbt 10 tart I'M Oange. baB
ete .Shmieoc iiber Die aclp6bnlihe
arpc'ts5eit tbdtis iein miilicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Maht Sfeptifcr ,uanfcnb.

SAP cine RENE, ipoblriedcnbc
W}irtur luic Sudlcn's Irnifa : Snlbe
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bret oielelbe. % Gents in &. @.
Mnete' 8 Ipotbefe, $50 Iain Str,
dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Son benz Rouat gusuft beiBt es:
SaIb iiaen fidl aeaer unb Sbener.
Sbr erutet, mas ihr gein't.
S~eridnmutB beSablt ihr theuer:
friidh mirfen. en- cS ali init
SaIb ilGen iich aeae

5riid9 ~iuirteu. ely cS SIT ipdt!
Cine beberSigensiuertbe Mahuuug: Die Mens
idlen laieu es uur Su bdutiI ieiueu eiseuen gSeg
geheu, urb exit, uenn es Su lpat III, idlredeu lie
ans ihrer trGge1 @leid) p~iltigteit aui. Grit luenn
Der LOB nit tnodDernem ginger autlopft, ueriud)en
ne ihH III bannerl. Crit iuenIl es ireiiiens 5u ipdt
III, tomnt nit Sooesaugit audi Der 8uuif nadl
guile. Nouatelang trateu 5ugleidl ooer %naebeins
amber GSarnungsSetdDeu Der 1labenoen Weiabr
ithledter @eidmad i'm Wuuoe, &erltppiuug
uno anbere Seroaurua sftDrungen, Rattigtett,
Sdlpinoel. Ser5tlppien, 8~idenihiuGde, Niim'
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8arnlng iuuroe nidlt b%eadltet, uuo nun miBte
bic &eriauntuiB nit benz 5pbe be3ablt ueroeu,
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tung oeridlanet ourdl bic b~eribmten st. Bernard
&rarterpilen, ole IL, allen Apptbeteu 5u baben
uno nur aus oen reiriten Sditen Der betIfrifti.
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Bernard 5ubereitet limb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-02
Wcraalpppicrt.

sflllI, lpie gefaIlt Sbnen mnicre
meme @obmmg?
sic ut Iebr biibid--aber Sic ia.
ben fem NaoeSimmer!
Gas tbut nidtS! sSir boben lie
MIR aif 5pei Sabre semietbet!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19
|NTERESANT TE PROCE-
SO EN- MAYAGUtz
El Lcdo. Benet fue dete
nido con otros mas.
Be exigio $500 de fianza q
cada uno por su libertad
provisional.
AL senior Benet Sc le acusa de
penetrar con un revolver en-
la mano la casa del senior
Benitez
De nuestro corresponsal

Noviembre liza opinion pd-
blica esta fila en- el proceso inco-
ado contra el Lcdo. Jose Benet
ex-juez municipal y candidate a la
camara por este distrito, y otros por
supuesta infraccion al articulo 359
del Codigo Penal; los que han sldo
reducidos a prision y puestos bajo
fianza de $500 cada uno.
Los detenidos hasta ahora y pues-
tos baio fianza SON: Ledo.- Jose Be
net, Sres. Anastacio Martinez, Vicen
te Acosta, Conrado Palmer, Loren
20 Mangual Jose Diaz, Juan Lucia
no, Eleuterio Fernandez, Miguel
Constantine Domenech Primitive
Ledesma y Pedro Lange Hernandez
Quedan doce individuos mas contra
los que Sc sigue la accion y contra
quienes Sc informa que dictaran Or
den de prision.
Al Lcdo. Jose Benet, Sc le acusa
de haber asaltado Ia casa del Sr. Don
Luis Benitez, arengando al pueblo,
ron I'm revolver en- Ia mano en- la no.
che del dia I, visperas de elecciones.
Trataremos de informar en- sus
mas minimos detalles a los lectores
de LA Correspondence de este
proceso.
FL Lcdo. Frank MARTINEZ, ha sido
nombrado secretarlo de Ia oficina
del Hon Attorney General.
Sc dice Y Sc da como seguro de
que la plaza va cante de juez de.
psta ciudad, que desempehaba el
Sr. Frank Martinez nombrado Sc
rretario del Attorney, sera nombra
do el joven abogado Don William
Santos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19
Hogan de |uto en- Ponce.
Ell vapor Coamo tralo el
cadaver del joven Sala-
Zar.
La infa uSta nueva ha cauSadO
penosa impression en- aquella
ciudad.
De nuestro corresponsal

Nov. IL Aver tarde circulo
pei esta ciudad con bastante insis
tencla, Ia ineeperada noticia de ha
Der fallecido abardo del vopor Goa
mo que 10 conducia de los Estados
Unidos. el Sr. Pedro Juan Salazar.
Nosotros no le dimos credito la
inesperada noticia. Este representa-
te de La correspondence Sc aper
sono en- casa del ST. D. Ermelindo
Salazar, padre del finado, y lie pre-
gunte por la veracidad de los rumo
res. Claro esta que al yer Ell semblan
te del Sr. Salazar, comprendimos
perfectisimamente que la infausta
nueva era cierta. Ell Sr. Salazar,
contest6 a nuestra pregunta que
desgraciadamente los rumores eran
ciertos, que su hijo Pedro Juan ha
bia fallecido a bordo del vapor, Sc
gun noticias de ultima hora que ha
bia recibido.
En- nombre de este periodico, v en-
el suyo particular expresamos al dis
tinguido caballero, nuestro mas sen
lido pesame. Hoy a las diez de La ma
mana ha sido conducido en- automo
vii desde San Juan, ell cadaver del Sr.
Pedro Juan Salazar q eSta ciudad, V
esta tarde a las 4 Y media Sc efectua
"a ell entierro. Ell Sr. Felipe Salazar.
y DR.. Salazar salieron en- automo
vil de esta ciudad para San Juan, i
buscar a su hermano Pedro Juan,
que llegaba en- el vapor Coomo. De
manera que en- vez de satisfaction
han expermentado un tremendo do
lor los expresados familiares del fina
do, al conducir a SUI hermano muer
to, en- vez de Rhaberle conducido
en Ia plentiful de su vida un tanto
mejorado como esperaban ellos que
regresa1a de los Estados Unidos.
Tan triste acontecimiento ha causa
do penosisima impression en- esta ciu
dad donde el finado gazaba de gene
raj estimacon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19

minaran la incorporation y organiza
ci6n del club, fin de que Sc proceda
a su installation sin demora.
Sc cree que ell exito del club es
Ia asegurado, no solamente por ell in
teres que estos caballeros han toma
do en- la empresa. .sino por ell hecho
de que la necesidad de ese circulo ha
sido reconocida por todos.
Entire las personals interesadas es
ia represeatado 10 meior Gle los hom
bres de negocios americanos Y ey
trangeros, pero Ia gran mayoria de
las acclones estaran en- manos dc
Ipuertorrlquehos prominentes que
residen en- esta ciudad, y, por 10
tanto. la fundaci6n del club tiene un
earacter distintamente puertorri-
queno como debe ser.
PARA CURAR UN RESFRTADO EN-
UN Ola tome LAXATIVE BRoMo-oUrNlNA. l.
El boticario devolv era e. Iinero sino sa
cura. La frma de Z. w Grove Sc halle
cada caiita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19
Club de hombIes
de negocios
Pronto quedara instalado
en- San Juan esta asocia-
cion.
Entire las personas interssadas
esta representado 10 mejor de
los hombreS de negOeiOs ame.
ricanoS y extrangeroS.
LIE SALV0 LA VIDA

En- los dltimos meses Sc ha estado
tratando en- diversas ocasiones de la
organization de este nuevo club, que
pronto quedara instalado.Sus inicia
dores han estado esperanto la oca
sion de adquirir un local convenien
te, Y en- la actuaidad tienen la espe
rama de.que podran disponer muv
prOnto de un sitio eAcelente.
Probablemente existen pocas ciu
dades del tamafo de San Juan que
no tengan un club de hombres de ne
gocios, establecido ell lugar centrico.
donde los asociados puedan il duran
te el dia para tomar un refresco y pa
ra reunirse con los otros hombres de
|negocios. Ese medic de reunir 4 dife
rentes personals de una comunidad
comercial es tanto beneficio para
los individuos y para la misma comu
nidad, que ha asegurado ell exito de
todas las organizaciones de esta ella
ses donde quiera que Sc han iniciado.
FL objeto del proyectado club de
San Juan es ofrecer I'm conveniente
sitio de reunion, tanto q los hombres
de negocios de esta ciudad como Z
los de otros parties de La isla, unsitio
en- el cual puedan almorzar. al cual
puedan llevar a amigos Y conocidos
y pasar una hora media durante el
dfa descansando 8 en- conferencias
con otras personals. Cerca de docien
tos hombres de negocios de San
Juan han significado va su deseo
de que Sc establezca ese club, Y el "a
lor de las acciones suscritas para Ia
installation del mismo alcanza 4
So, 900 mas o menos.
Con el fin de obtener una ista de
asociados, que contenga 10 mejor del
elemento comercial v Official de Ia
ciudad, pues de esto depende gran
demente el exito de un club de esta
fndole. Ia mayoria de las acciones
del club han sido tomadas por siete
de los hombres mas progresistas V
de mas representation de Ia isla, los
cuales dentro de dos q tres dias teri
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-19

-Ha salido para San Lorenzo con
elobieto de tomar possession de SUI cal
GO de luez municipal INFERNO en-
aquella poblacion el LIDO. Alfonso
Lastra. Parece que sera nombrado
definitivamente para desempehar
dicha corte el LIDO. J. Quihonez. que
se encuentra ahora en los Estados
Uindos, pasando ell LIDO. Lastra 4
Otro ptInto de L. isla.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-25
RAIN SPOILS AUTO
RACES AT DAYTONA

Deytona, Fla, March IA drenehing
midday rain marred the final days pro-
sranme of the Daytona Beach automobile
speed carnival and the 1900. spectators
who had come out with the firm expecta-
ton OF witnessing a repetition of yester-
days worlds record-breakng racing went
away rain soaked and disappointed. No
records were broken and the feature of
the days programme, the 300-mile race
for a $1,000 trophy, had to be cancelled,
owing to the delay of more than an hour
caused by the storm
In the one-mile speed record trials some
fast running was witnessed but none of
the well-known racers was able to APP
proach the record established last week
by Barney Oldfield, although Oldheld
himself covered the distance today in
a:ss
The 10-mlle stock chassis race was won
by Pete Hart with a Buick. Altman in
a Hudson car was second. Time. 125s
Kirscher, driving a Darracq, won the
1o-mile handicap. Time, 1921 Oldhed
(Knox), second; Bond (Stearns). third.
Owing to the delay caused by a storm
which swept In from the ocean, Referee
Fitzgerald announced that the 5o0-mie
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-25
PEACE GUARDIANS
THINK THEY WILL
HAVE GREAT TEAM

Johnny Koran was elected manager
Bob Pickett, captain, and Barney Phil
lips secretary OF the police department
baseball team yesterday at a meeting of
all the officers who are interested in the
team. Practice will now begin and Will
be continued every day until the season
opens.
fiat and lean game is scheduled for
the future, but the date has not been de-
termined upon. The game will be be-
tween the fat cops and their lanky breth-
rem Admission will be charged for this
game and the proceeds will be used to
buy suits and equipment for the team
A committee was appointed yesterday
to wait upon the president of the city
league and offer a petition for the ad-
mission of the cops baseball team into
the city league. In case the team Is not
admitted to this league the policemen
will be open to engagements with any
amateur team in the city.
Captain Bob Pickett said yesterday
that they had some good timber and that
the police department hopes to turn out
a record breaking team for this season.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-25


The Birmingham College boys Of Owen
ton yesterday afternoon got away with
the second of the series of games with
the Blountsvile Agricultural school team.
winning, however, by very narrow mar
gin, the score being . to 8. Yesterday
was the second game the Birmingham
team has taken from Blountsville.
The game was an exciting one as the
score chung around the tie mark after
tho fourth inning. In the seventh in
ming with the score standing to 8, South
of the Brownsville team knocked three
Dagger which scored two Of his team
mates. Matters looked gloomy for the
Owenton boys, but in the last half of the
eighth inning, with two men out, Jack
son, who had been pitching fine ball for
the locals. hit the first home run of the
season. Davenport followed with three
Dagger, scoring when Williams hit safely.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-25

Gray, the Quaker Health Teacher, Is
here. Commencing at 8 o'clock Saturday
morning. he Will make his headquarters
at Gums pharmacy, formerly Dunn
Gambill Drug Co., corner Third avenue
and Nineteenth street, where all are most
cordially invited to meet him. When seen
at his hotel this evening he said Biz
ningham people are evidently curious
to know what my real object is for
coming to this city. For their oenent
allowance to say that I come to prove
something I have made certain claims
about the wonderful curative power of
Quaker Herb Remedies. and came here
to substantiate these claims. I want peo-
pie who may be suffering with rheuma-
item or catarrh In any form. kidney,
liver or stomach troubles, to call on me
at the drug store and I will tell them
what the Quaker Herb Remedies will DO
for them. will even go farther than
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-25
DETROIT TIGERS WILL
DIVIDE UP THE TEAM

San Antonio. Texas, March 24-The De-
troit, American league. team will split
itG force tomorrow. and a section Will
start home, transforming on the way
Manager Jennings, with the remainder
will remain in San Antonio until March
81 The transformers will play at Hous-
ton, Galveston and Beaumont. and then
the Southern league cities. They will join
the remainder Of the club in indianapolis
early in April.
The travelling squad will be in charge
of Pitcher Donovan and will consist of
Mullin, Donovan, Willett, Lelivelt, Hard
in and Killian, pitchers; Schmidt and
Beckendorf, catchers; r. Jones, Kirk,
Simmons. Lathers. infelders, and Craw-
ford, Cobb and d. Jonese, outflelders.
The entire Detroit club will be the
guests tonight at q banquet given by
the Advertising club.
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that. I will arrange to have the RENEE
dies furnished to sufferers on guaran-
tee that unless they are benefited the
cost of the same will be refunded I just
found this letter awaiting me here. 1t
rs from Mrs. James McAllere of Moss
Point Miss. who writes: For years I
suffered with various complaints My
stomach would bloat and l was subject
to some belching and heartburn. l al
ways felt worn out and even in the
morning l would feel more tired than
when / went to bed the night before;
my tongue was always coated and my
breath bad was subject to dizzy spells,
shortness of breath and my hands and
feet were constantly cold; l grew ner-
vous and the slightest noise would an
noy me: in my misery I tried many things
for relief. but I failed to improve, but
instead continued to grow worse Last
month 1 concluded to try the Quaker
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He Is Here--He Arrived YeSterdy

Herb Extract, and / am now thkful
that I did so. for after taking onthree
bottles T. am changed woman deed.
now sleep we'll; what I eat grees
with me; all bloating, belching arrligzy
sensations have left me; in fact am
now enjoying perfect health . CT con-
tinued: Gust such experiences ahese
expect to hear from Birminghs peo-
pie in very short time. All l Mt to
ask and desire is for those whtuffer
to call on me at Gums pharmacyprner
Third avenue and Nineteenth SIT. I
will be there daily from a. m. top. m.
Call tomorrow; do not delay; 1t ce you
not one penny to talk to Gray. Hs'oves
what he says. II you have a tapvorln
he will give you a bottle of Quak free.
Just to prove how easily 1t wihxpel
them without dieting or starvi no
sickness You do not have to \ any
time from your business.
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CHICAGO SPORTING
WRITERS WHO ARE
ACCOMPANYING CLUB

Accompanying Manager Frank Chance
and his National league team, the chi
caso Cubs, on the tour of the south
ara ave chicago newspaper men, repre-
senting az many daily papers OF tne
windy city. These men have been with
Chance and his mon since they left chi
caso as special representatives Of thei'
newspapers. They are:
Charles Dryden of the Chicago Elk
aminer.
George Mcdonald of the Journal.
Ray Lardner of the Tribune.
II. d. johnson of the Record Herald.
o. G. Riechow of the Daily News.
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WOMEN GOLF EXPERTS
PLAY AT PINEHURST

Pinehurst, N c., March 24.-Mrs. c. II.
vanderbeck, Mrs. ] = Raymond Price, Miss
Louise Elkins and Miss Mary Fownes are
the survivors of the second round of to-
days annual United North and South
Golf championship for women and will
play in the order given in tomorrow's
semi-finals. A summary of today's play
in the championship division follows:
Second round: Mrs. c. H. Vanderbeck,
Philadelphia, beat Miss Ethel Check, New
York, ga; Mrs. j. r. Price. Pittsburg,
beat Miss Kate Van Ostrand, Alestown,
Pa, Al: Miss Louise Elkins. Pittsburg,
beat Mrs. William West, Camden. N. j..
pup; Miss Mary Fownes, Pittsburg. beat
Mrs G. @. Dutton, Boston, 2-1.