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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
'hGep. $. 8. Sriebmanm scitprbcn.

Nm Wittpof. ben 2. Sebruar. lit
I'M ct. IntoniIsz Solpitdl 81 Carroll,
Soma, nod ldneerer arantbeit Der
bohtp. Batter 8. s. Srieomdnu gez
itprbcu. Ser Sobinseihieoene mar
Elm Sobn Der gbeleute Srr. uno Srau
@eprgc Sriebmann. pobnbaft peitlif,
bon Ilton. Ser 8eritorbene erblidte
am Z. NtopemIber 1875 5m &uremburg.
Sa., bas 2ibt Der 9elt. mar alio bel
ieinem Sobe etnas mebr als 33 Sabre
aft. gr beiu1te Die ct. Wnriena
Shule 3u sQton, bas ct. SoIepb's
College 81 Subuaiie unb bas ct. Saul
Seminnr 5l ct. Saul Minn. Gm
25. Ipril 1905 ipuroe er gu Siour
9itp gum Yrieiter geipeibt nnb las
ieine erIte fl. Ieiie am barauffolseus
Den Gage su, Ilton (iporiiber mir Ieis
~ncr5eit berid5teten). @r lpar Silfss
p~rieiter bcs botbtp. Batter 9%nebrsmnnn
3I Sreba (eiu Snbr) /; Damn bes bobfp.
@ater Solep6 aiimper 81 Carroll. bis
er pilrb &ranfbeit ge3ipllngen nurbe,
feline Sbdtigfeit mIf5u9eben. Sas tribe
Siniheiben bes 10 portrefflifen junz
gen Yrieiters miro BON Iaen be-
traliert, bic i'm fennen lernten. Sic
2cihe murbe nnG Ilton sebrabt. mo
an Snmstng Worsen bas Degrading
bon Der ct. Wtarien Stride ans, ltdtt@
fanb. Ser bo6n'it tic 8iihof Garris
gan leitete ben feierlifen Sraitere
%eottesbienIt; er belt Die engltiGe
Srauerrepe, Der bpftp. gnter &iimper
BON Der ct. Warien : @emeinbe 81
Carroll Die beutIhe. Sns gegrdbniB
fanb barauf auf Dem ct. Inrien&
@ottesader 81 elton inter 5ablreiber
Setheili9un9 bon Glerls nnb Dom
&plfe bon Iltou, @ranpilie, Henllen
ltnb Den INSTRUMENTATION itatt.
auBcr Ieinen @ltern iiberleben Den
Geritorbenen mebrere Sriiber unb
S6neiteru, ollie ip%pbnbaft in Der linz
aeaenb bon Iltpn, ndmlih: Srau
Sreb Obenbrett unb Snfpb Sriebmnnn
unb Srau Sobn g. Sdneiber, ST..
unb i'm @%lternbauie Si55ie, Sobn nnb
| Sulioud.
Gus pem Glerus ertpieIen Die
folgenben Serren benz Seritor>
benen bic leste Gbre: 9ii6of @arrts
gan; Bern 8ep. S'Srien; Hcp. grune;
gep. Connolly; Hep. Sisaouette; 8ep.
9rnhlep; Rep. @elin9; Nep. @erlc@
mann; Hep. 8riffin; Hcn. Surlep;
Nep. auemper; Heb. S'Sarrell; 8ep.
2eGnir; Rep. Wallinger; 3ep. Nepe
pei; 8ep. 9lunte; 8ep. Sdulte; 8ep.
IcNollp; Hen. Sben1el; Rep. Storf;
Nep. Wicpers; 8eb. Holfes; Nep. 8boz
banls, 8. e. s.. nrb Mep. Weber.
Ser t%rauerupen camille infer
GeileiDl r. /. +.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Gurreipumbems ans SaperbiG, Soma

Soiepb 8eitenburf, eiu Setter bes
bodp. Batter s. S. grlne, itarb ant
81. Sanuar 5n Snperbiq, Soma. Ser
@eritorbene ma eeboreu am 81. Gpril
1914 I'M bamaligen &onigreid San>
npper. gr mafte sben &rie9 1865
nit, fam in 1857 nod Opersptle,
beiratbete gliiabetb Stanael uno
ipobnte mebrere Sabre bel petersburg.
Spdter eriparb er cine 9rDBere Sarm
BET Saperbiu. @or 5ipei Sabren 5oe
er ms Stdbtd3en S~aperbiQ. Sein
gesrdbniB fanb am 3. Sebruar itutt
unter GROCER 8etbeili9lne. @s iiberz
leben i'm feline @ittpe gliiabetb unb
ad)t &inber: Soiepb bon Serre Suute,
Snb., Innn 8litnlann, Sriebrih,
Seinrih, Gil. @utman, gntb. Gang,
8ernaro unb Soiepbine aopel. Or
rllbe in Sriebenl 3. S. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

iett fem b~eiieres Silbun9snnittel an
Die Snnb 9cben su fonnen ais rpenn
mir lie bitten pbigcs Srogrnnm etlpas
genaiter ms Ilse 5u fdiien unb beiien
Sebeutung fir bic matericlen, gciift=
gen nnb mpraliid,cu Snterciien nes
Sarmerftanbcs genan su bcbcrsiscn.
0ian bcndte 8. 9. bnB bort u Die
ncu3citlide 9cidi1tli6c @ntipidelung
Der Sanbpirtbihaft, p bas Idublid,e
8ereinsDcien. b Die Sreisbilbun9,
A. Sugenbfiiriorge mn 81 Srauens
frnge, g. @cmeinbeaufgaben urD y
auh Die il s b ii / d II
Nufgaben Der Sarmer 9endllng fins
ben, 3. +. ma leitet bort tattl Die
Sarnter an IN p d eu'8ingen,
iel6it 81 benfeu unb lieber ii brenb
aufsutrcten als iid beitdnbig ii f.
Inffen. Selbit Dem bors
nicrtciten 3immerbofer muB es fldr
ircrocn. bnB Sdrmer bort lieber uno
leiht bcirubt : ~fatbolil6 iinb lnp
bleiben no tic mcrfen bnb ia + o.
lii6er Ginflub ben Snrmer in
ieber @iniift. iolpobl ols u Sarmer,
mic nlS p Siireer pie auf als 81
Gbriltefmenid bo5er bebt. Sort
f6nnen Die So8inIiiten nj If t barauf
binrpeiien bab fatboliIher GinfluB Die
rcrihieoenen &reiie unp Stdnbe bes
@olfes mdteriell uno eeiitig rid
itdnbig bdlt 3. +. peroummt. @ir
lperben in ndfiter Summer cine It>
re9una 81 gcben Iuden mas in StaStz
nnh Sauogenteinbcn inter unieren
biciigen @erbdltniiien beute i6on gee
iheben ober bod ms Iuec 9efabt
lperbeu fnuute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Sas @eibnaGts Sraturium i'm ct
Mariem =Guiiup

Sas @eibua6ts Sratprium i'm ct.
Marieu =Guiiup
ncldes an Wittpodl, Sreitn9 uno,
mtf 8rni6. pieber am Sonhtag
G6eub mf9efiibrt iuurbc, geborte mobl
SipcifeloS 81 Dem 1GonIten, mas je
bort an l%lutcrbnltun9 geboten puroe.
Sn 6ieIcr Multiplying ipar fatbolii6es
@6riitent6um, Die Sdupt q 6 c
nnO Die reltgi6ie @rbuuun9
nit Der u~uterbdltung unb Selebrllug
aing Suuo in 9onS. 90 5iemt cs lid
II. iold6e5 ioQ u~nbcDingt Die Regel fem.
ncnn cine 9iibue ilnb Die Auffiibrun@
gen ouf Der ielben I'M '9ienIte Der
fatbplii6eu Sn6e iteben. 9ieie
Gufiiibrung i'm Gaiino itebt bo6er@
bnben iiber iolden Spleen III Oenen
Elm religi0ier 8ebanfe btneingequetidt
iperocn mlB unb aud iiber Dem pielen
peltli6en pnflatb Der in Nidel
SboipS unb Subertbeutern bns @oli
per0iftet unb linn &eli9ion uno Site
raubt. Sab boS Sratorium lolden
ernunteru6eu @rfolg bate, lit iebr
erfreulid).
Die 5ploiiten, Serr Yrof. W. s.
&nippel, &qrr. unb Srnu Seitel, fiibrs
ten hire Sbeile Der Nufgabe trcfflid
ais. Die mliifoIiifen Sbsilc mIBs
ten BEL einem Maiien6ore iiherlpdltis
aenb fem, 8tn1nl 0tptip ltno @orte,
iolpie Die berr(tfer lebenOen 8iIber
geraoe8u padrnb Tirftcn. SoIfe
Srntoricn empfcblen iid i~i6erbnupt
fir orDBere unb fleinere fntboliide
gii6nen n1i bas @drmite. 9urd Die
@ercinigung bon @eiang, @aiitt unp
S6auIptel, fpirfcn lie ~9elualtig auf bic
@efii6le unb, SlumaI Die 8orfiibrung
be5 Grl1Iltn9siperfeS NIT Dem licben
G6riltfinb6en ais Centrum Ses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
mu
Sir ben Orpfnerfanf.
Ou buaue. oeu 8. Sebruar.
Oetreibe, Sen, Mebl, etc.

O@ubuaue. Den s. Sebrlar.
getreibe, Sen, gfebI, etc.
Saier: 42-47c per Suibel.
8orn: 5l-57e per Suibsl.
&eisen: S5-95c per Suibel.
@erlte: 46-56c per gulbel.
Ho99en: 65-70c per Suibel.
Sen: 14.00-$16. 90 perNSonue.
Webl: patent, SO. 40-6.S0; nrai9bt,
So. 60-6.0 Do.
8leie: S24.00.
Butter. Gier nnb safe.
Gier: 35c per Dueenb.
gutter: DARN, 27e; Creamery, Bic per
piunb.
8die: Rbains SGie, 15c; Bird, lie; 9ims
burger, lSc; Swiss. 18c per Sinuo.
Groceries, etc.
gepiel: SO. 5O@s5.O per Barrel.
8artoifeln 40c-50cper @ui6el.
3nistelu: 90c per Sulbel; Spauii6e
Smiebell, S1.75 per Crate.
4ieb.
Stiere: S4.5 30
RiuDer: 81. 75-4.2a
6iibe: S2.75-3.0O.
6dlber: $500 $50.
S6aie: s.. 20-S.45.
QGmmer: s 5.j0-S.60
Sdmeiue (aui Dem 6uB): $7.60-s.00
per blnbert piuuo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

@an5en, reiBt nit elementarer Sc
malt bin. Ser @iibncnbertpalting
I'M Galino par cine niht lei6te Iufz
ga6c 9citellt, pelG9e oieielbe in erfol9>
reifer &eiie beludltiete.
Iaen, ipelhe an benz Sratprinm
t%bciInabmcn, 5urnal Dem ieeleueifri9en
Sctter bcsislbeu, ippie Dem 5errn
&ebrer 8tlberpin9 unb Den Sdngern
Gin N oblnerbientes 9pm<
y II ment.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

@n Dem GoIob oSrisco", tpels
der in ben bieiigcu S6iffsgeb0ften 9e@
baut miro, arbeiteu geaenDdrtig $50
Iann. 9as &iel, bas bereits fertig
geiteut lit, iopie Der sun6e iibriee
Sdiffstorper fperben gang aus Stabl
erbuut perben. Ser 9ampfer
.Srisco" nirb elm 9uplifat bes por
8tpei Sabren bier sebauten vIlbatrps"
irerDen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Tarmen 1T b%erfauien.

Cine groBe An5abl CUTE, perbeherte 5armen.
ebeuiu gut iute oieierigen IN eeutrals SliuotS
poer ir9%enoiUelpe in Soma. irb sum Yreiie pom
$50 bis sS5 per Nder 81 oertanien. @onimet uuh
fauiet cine oieier 5drnel, ebe Der BreiS aui SI3j
ooer $l75 per Gder iteigt. 9ieie 6armen fteigen
idbrlih nm So bis 81 per gfer i'm 9reiie
Gd1reibet aletd) ODER tommet uno ~ipredhet Dor
BEL eu. g8ni. u. &unfcL Giarrer Der bliben.
ben ct. Niid)nelss@ emeiuoe, Naibua. Soma.
Seim Shrei6en crpGbne mau geh. oieieS Slati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Musae,eimuete 0eleaemheit

iiir fatbolii6e Sarmsr i'm mittlereu De
brasfa. giQi9eS Gaub. srobe Grnteu, gutter
GiIenbabnbienlt. airnen nit relibirenoem
grieiter. Sir ndbere ansfunit i4reibe
REV. n. MUENSTERMANN,
Eddyville, Dawson Co., Neb.
geim edrei6eu srpdbne ntan ssh. bieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
nl8ss- Wemiieiarm III berfaufen.

SalS Sic Shire SeIhditisuug bieies Sritbiabr
iuoern uub @artneret 6etreiben uonen. 10 iuqten
sic lest BEL unS uuripredben. Sir baben MIR nod
eini0e Ioldjer GldBe itbrig, elmer oapon III cine
Sarm bon IL aderr. brci Meilen norblicb bon
Dubuque. WuteS 8 3inimer Squs. gutter Sruns
uen un0 gtiterne, Stnl uno anoere NuBen,
pebdube. 9teies 1T elm berrlidler &laB iir 3e~
itaub. Der @enliegdrtnerei betrelben min. Ser
Subuauer Martt III Der bette. Spredlet nor, mir
pertauien aanoereien nno -taoteigentbum.
METTEl LAND c o.,
800 IL. Ctr. Seios Zstep3oue 10. s0& Dabuqus. IA.
eeiin edreibsu esipabns mau Gen. bieieS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
4Giehau0iuna.

Serr sIets Ssaiel, no. 1919 JpipasStrabe. 5u.
buaue, SOMA. bat tets eine oolitinoiqe AusiuabI
tiub eiiniiher ino iniporttrter aaieiorteu Dor.
beiorgt. 9reislIlts miro auf Serianaea serns
Sugeianot.
yeim eGreibeR cr,pabue man oeh. Sieies Slati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
MMtuna, fatboliide Sarmer!

2as norbneiIide Soma bat oas bette 5ari,a
lamb oer Union. SUTHERLAND, cine tatboltld1e De-
ieues 1iiirittes. giele BON gitd3ttatboltten ges
etguete iperthpuae 6artnen iiHo 3t psrtarien
ODER an oermiether. Sebt bietet lth Gud eine
Beleeeubeit. ;5lr uGhere 9lustunit iuenbet Gutb
an sfeo. gather u. ~. ga eair, SUTHERLAND,
Soma.
geim edreiben er,pabne man seh. bieieS Slati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Vaubauole= QGuoereieu.

GigentblmsrS . @reiIe. leihte Seoineungen.
hltet @uh upr retienoen Ngeuten. iparet 8elo.
Sdreibet I'M Gustunit an
4. Z. Gears, @mnriao. seras.
9eim sd1reiben crip1bne man seh. bteieS 9fatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Mhfnmg, Gatbolifsn!

$4,000 glder euten, frudbtbaren Garrttanbes in
sens, Snier., @orr. nnb Bdiimfpole ,Begenb In
5eras. betoHnt ais Die fatbpliideu Gplpuien
gSinbbprit unb Scotland, tbnnen 5u nieorigent
Greiie. inter s~initigen Seoingunget nno IN &C.
200 Staot.2ptten IN Dem pradbtonuer Stdbtd,en
Scotland, BEN Gnopunft Der Senrietta & SOUTH
iueitern Giienbahu SIR ndhere Nlstuuit.. Sld'
lein unb 8arte id1reibe man an =. 8. Uesurer
a. Co., Scotland. 5eras.
Seim ed1reiben erpdbue man sef. SicieS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
@alleD) brett in bic !Sanier ginscn
inb burt berrlife Mrbcttcn perrihtez
ten. Ste fi1tD md bprt.

@ater 6. 8en5el, 8. e. g., Der
Sfarrer bat cbenfaIs 8rahtpoleS ,9e@
%leiltet. Batter Seanep 9ing (pbne
9fotb) i'll Die Wine aber bat Hicnlanz
Den Die leete SeIuns geipenpct. Die
Seitungcn (fafeb) logon anb oieie
@eidid)te S%uiammen.
Sbr iebr e~rgebeniter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
Dalhart. I exaS.

gsir nebmeu bic erIte Stene Elm fir niebriee
Yreiie in 9anb. lsir iuobuen bier nnb baben Die
Iaiien sic fh unier beihreibeuoeS YompbIet
ton,men. J. ". solution Sano Co., Salbart,
Ierns.
2eim Sdreiben crpGbne man seH. oisies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08

e. st 7ssm. Ts,ss sssH.'sIs M>8=G Eminent.
IS lit eiu S4msrssnitnsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-08
9u %Derfaufeu.

Sh6nes. ebenes 2anb, itbruarScr 8ubeu, in Ne.
trasta 5lm Breiie bon SO bis Sl3.50 per ader.
sir ndben iudhrenb Der per1oKeneu Stpei Sa6re
p~ertauft.
D0RNES- BUSCH LAND co.
1923 Main st. Dubuque, Iowa.
geim enreiben eripibne man sea. Stries glatt.
Evening journal., 1910-07-26

many Others 100 each The Hudson will make the
scsi the leading dealer his Wcw close agency
We tell the details here We only
realize that right the verge the biggest change
have felt since you have been in automobile business
and the future depends upon the connections
make You yourself make this investigation for
you the best your town, you sell the
Hudson Car.
The Hudson plan bound to win.
The Hudson Motor Car Company managed by
All of its officers have been the automobile business
its early days This organization, practically intact that
which originally connected with the Odsmobie Company
when achieved first 1t started and established the
Thomas Detroit and large factor in the of
the Chalmers Detroit Company These the that max
the Hudson and its future If
organization that has had failure bad yearhat
has made through accident then and
make arrangements Detroit and for yourself the
opportunity this proposition offers you for continued
the automobile business
You decide now.
There many dealerstoo much competition. There
fore quickly If be of the few
cessul dealers n your town.
Evening journal., 1910-07-26
To Owners and Prospective
Owners of Automobiles.

There have been many changes the automobile industry
Manufacturers have brought that seemed
but have gone business the end The pub
lie has bong those and found them valuable than they
expected them be- No buys with the idea of keeping
until it thoroughly Some time he to sell
and hopes realize large part Of initial price Unless the
established car what its value be sold
great sacrifice
Many manufacturers have had bad years." in which they
produced that theory seemed satisfactory but
of little value Because the company had built few
former that had proved satisfactory hundreds have been
misled into buying unsuccessful car.
The Hudson built by who. co-workcrs,
they participated the first of the Dds and later
tabshed and made successful the ThomasDeo Company, and
large fac the of the Chalmers Detroit Company
have had failure Never had bad Never
built that has given complete satisfaction. They the
builders of the Hudson the amazing bargain the
bile world.
These the that building roadster ST Ooo and
touring ST $50.
If you a that is giving complete satisfaction, it
you sell now while the future manufacturer
questioned you prospective buyer of automobile be
the made by experienced factory
only been produced and organization
with training and capital sufficient permancncy
The Hudson ali these requirements
In class and the Hudson stands pre-emnenty the leader
7h of the 1920 Hudsons sold and delivered the past twelve
months of hghprced those who know
automobile values and before buying assured themselves that the
Hudson Company would be business permanently to
guarantee the value of their investment
Evening journal., 1910-07-26

car that could be delivered prOmptly-that could b.
This resulted the rapid growth industry the his
opened their aooms as fast as they could get cars Competent
People and all they demanded Immediate delivery
r nsE PAID LITTLE 'SH'" TO ''o'S' '0'sn' 0"0 '"' '"
Manv curers in their mad rush to fill orders sighted quail
tyand the result being told today unstable secondhand 1t
will The without quality
areh hard to sell
Many bought who could afford them Some will
different manufacturing methods different
sales plans and fewer dealers
Yet the future the automobile business
Using today. Production will be restricted through the
elimination without experience dra and capital and
buying nelgentyhey insisting quatyhey
M biz buyers will be those who have already owned automObe
Thousands Of automobiles sold the last have proved the
quality These neither be
sold used They have The critical
and are buying OF proven value
the medium priced class Any one them
that assure the future their product handling comg
who DO not handle the right lines have get
Every 5 hs Tn D n 6ow stands 5ss prominently oos
line OF clothing IT distinct asset nave the agency OF Dig e Inc man
only through the energy of heir dealers who get lit" help from
sn n f the @ s a R % m Ho s9a
s1ms VIVA. 4 you you up with b car a 6% By %
eliminating n6 Buyers things
People buy by o asking wRsP 5s anil have car r T
this increasing established
sold 5 H 1 sSon Si
for this roadster for 81 l sS with line:
i R Rs5': @e6and tina s
Of the satisfactory That the F5d
: f S details tS s aa Sd pubic .f a ' con"
We will establish agency your and all other
where we have not closed.
Every automobile dealer should investigate the opportunities
this announcement offers
3 5 s Fe d. Ts % sn who o aqfa ni
ss profits re s S
Hudson Motor G.;
Evening journal., 1910-07-26
All Automobile Dealers
Should Read This
: harder every day. The auto
Oh great change and you must pre-
iced.

pltook
be
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12

the day and the police think that he was with ConnOrs on Thursday night. but escaped the police in the darkness.
 Following the arrest of Connors. evidence of union plot to blow up the hall of records was discov- cred The reason for the plot was that the steel being used in the con struction of the building was sup piled by a company employing non union laborers.
 VOTE FOR SPRUNGER AND STATEHOOD.
 VOTE FOR ARMSTRONG AND STATEHOOD
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12
FORMER PHOEN|C|Ah
 DYNAMITE SUSPECT
BueI Maple Placed Under Arrest at Los Angeles, Charged With Com
 plicity in DastardIy Plot.

Suspected of complicity in a plot tC blow up the new hall of records. in process of construction on the south side of the Los Angeles county court house, A. Buel Maple, formerly a member of the Phoenix police force was taken into custody at Los An geles Friday afternoon and is still held.
 Maple is well known here. having grown up in this city He worked most of the time as a teamster un- ltil about three years ago. At one time he secured a place on the po- lice force, under Marshal Moore, but was discharged after a brief term of service
 Two years ago last spring Maple broke into the National Guard of Arizona warehouse on West Wash ington street and took therefrom several rifles and some ammunition. The rifles and cartridges were used on a hunting trip to the Verde. taken by Maple and several companions.
 Upon his return he was arrested charged with burglary and appro- priation of government property to his own use. He jumped his bail and went to Mexico. returning after two or three months. Again he was arrested and this time lodged in jail He stood trial, was fined, and also given a jail sentence. Following his release he went to Los Angeles.
 In Los Angeles Maple joined the sfructl,raI iron worl<ers' uniOn and it is reported that he has been a
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12

particularly radical unionist Recent ly he made an effort to get on the Los Angeles police force but without success. A short time ago he con cluded a ten-day sentence at the workhouse. imposed upon him for beating up an employe of the Pacific Ornamental Iron Works, presumably a non-union man.
 About miGcight Thursday the po- lice arrested H. B. Connors, a mem Der of the structural iron workers union. as he was lurking in the driveway by the new hall of records. The next morning they discovered two sticks Of dynamite. ready primed and fitted each with twenty feet of fuse. Maple was arrested later in
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12

VOTE FOR ARMSTRONG AND STATEHOOD.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12
PAINT MADE OF SMOKE.
Discovery Which May Make Pittsburg
 Visible to the Naked Eye.


 Take a small quantity of Pittsburg air, wash thoroughly and turn loose again, advises a writer in Success Magazine. Strain the wash water and add certain ingredients which Penn sylvania man claims to know about. The result is paint which is said to be durable and cheap. and especially adapted to. to tin roofs and iron work. The same air may be recaptured and used again, but the smoke is ruined forever
 The system is said to be in success - full operation in a Pennsylvania fac tory where the smoke is pressed through an atomizing spray. Six tons of coal of the nice smudgy kind will if properly treated yield five barrels of paint besides doing it's regular work
 An interesting possibility in this dis covery is a byproduct in the way of smeet smelling fresh laundered air. eX- cellent for breathing and unexcelled for hanging clothes in.
 VOTE FOR CHRISTY AND STATEHOOD.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12

VOTE FOR sPRUNGER AND
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12

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Arizona republican., 1910-09-12
ARMY ENCAMPMEhT
 AT EASTLAKE PARK
Phoenix National Guardsmen Are Receiving Preliminary In-
 structions.

| Visitors to Eastlake park yesterday
 saw d neat military camp, with uni
 formed soldiers lounging or work
 ing about and armed sentries posted
 The soldiers were members of Com
 panies A and B, N. G. A, who went
 into camp Saturday. in preparation
 for the maneuver camp at Atasca e
 dero, California.
 Camp guards were established and all members were given guard duty in half hour reliefs until midnight First call was sounded Sunday morn ing at o'clock and reveille fifteen l minutes later Drill in shelter tent pitching was had from reveille until breakfast time After breakfast the companies drilled for an hour in close and extended order and wound up the morning program by pitching and striking conical wall tents several times
 The local company commanders realize that the coming camp is not merely an outing The Regular Army furnishes the very best instructors, and it is up to the national guards men to work hard to reap the ben eft of their instruction. It has been demonstrated that a week in d maneuver camp is worth as much as year of armOry instruction in mak- ing soldiers of guardsmen.
 The Atascadero maneuver camp is on the Coast Line about half way between Santa Barbara and San Francisco and about fourteen miles from San Luis ObispO The varied terrain makes it suitable for man euVers and the bracing climate makes the exercises of the camp real pleasures. All the Arizona men who attended this camp two years ago re- turned conditioned and as hard as nails from clean living in the open. | regular hours and plenty of | exercise
 So all the men who have been | there want to go again. The bright | days among the oak covered hills. and the frosty nights when men gather around campfires and listen to soldiers who have campaigned in Cuba. the Philippines and China, lure the old guardsmen. Anticipation makes eager the younger men.
 Who would not go to Atascadero? Hundreds of guardsmen are just now seeing the smoke of breakfast fires 'ising against Pine mountain and the scent of bacon and coffee is in their lOstrils
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