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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05

MIR allsn serne ans benz tiftstuiirs
bigen Ireiben ipldJer &erle ibren
@prtbeil sieben. 9as aber 1T baS be.
flagcnsrucrthe Wpment at al' bicien
@eiftHten, baf MIR IN sarS tpenisen
MnSnabntefdlen bic S1tbipibnen utb
bic G%Drporatipnen Der Medtnng an-
b%eimfalen. bic fpldbe Corruption ats
seitiftet unb melt mebr srSReren Wprs
tbcil barans sespset BADEN, ais bic
Strolhe, bic fir He Sanblanserbienits
neriaben. 9aS lit bic Sdmaf Mnfe=
rer Stabte, bic Sdma6 TT unie=
6ffentlifen 9eben, baF MIR ber
9ieb, Der entiarpt wtrb, ais Werbre.
der gift, niGt aber and Der, fir ben
Der 0teb geitoblet bat unb Der aus
benz 9tebffabl, ans Der gerifadbes
RING 6HeEtltden Gisentbnms, fums
mnnaler 8eredtiame, aus f%rasuiirs
bigger 8erstinitsuns ietncn @ortbe,l
sesp8et bat. Gin Sobnnp alein III
beute gerihtet, berarmt, seddtet. fein
Reni9 i9ert ith beute mebr Inn it,.
9ds lit bag 8dlten Der 8eredtiefeit.
Gber Die @ereftisfeit beria9t fat ims
r1er. mo Der Sebler. Der 9tubnieBer.
IN Srase fomnlt. Snsbeiunbers trifft
bies 81, tup es fih um i~eelenloie 6pr-
ppratipnen banbelt, fir beren Nutei
Stabtratbc pber anbere Legislative
&6rperifaften beifDdet tuerben. Ser
@ehtlin1 fallen Die II ielten ans
6eim, FONT fpGre es niht benfbar. bd6
mard)er srobe Mann Der Sinan5 nnb
Der Snouitrie als gbrenmanu gilt,
ipietpobl es tlar lit, bab inn 2eute
pie Elm Sobnnp alein OaSu pers
bolfen bnben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05

Ifn1cdt. Iber in elmer balben Stunbe
naren mir lcipcr id,pn pieocr
bnngrig."
Yit Nahbrud betpntc Der Sprider.
pnb jcbcr Neiicnbc Daraif bebad,t iein
n,ilne, lid 10 lpenig, ais mp8!itb, 81
bclaiteu. Sn hicicm 9ewiibcu ging
ma 10 lpeit. baB man Die Seinflcibcr
inter Den Sniecu abid)nitt. Die alciz
Dung, ipcldje iebcr Heiicnbc trllg, luog
niht mcbr ais IA Sfunb. Steiner
trllg ir9cnb fpcldc5 Tel5lpcrf, bas
Shadlctpn i~iberbaupt nlS lpeni9 &C.
cignct fir feline Sipcdc bc5cihnetc.
Sbadlctpn madte Surnui auimelfz
Iam, DAB M %. Wdr5 gcrnbe cill
Sabr peritrid1cn mar, icit er alli ieiuer
Hiidfebp aus Den antarftiihen 3oncn
Wioolcton, Hcu>S cclnlb, erreiftc.
Or bemcrttc, Dab CT cine ncllc Siibz
pols Grptbitinn mr. nit cilem groBcs
rcn Sdltffe. ais es Der oNirlrpb" mar,
%untcruebmcn ipiirbc. Snrnn lei abcr
nicbt 81 b%enfcn, 10 lat,gc &apitdn
Scptt auf icincr Sori6ungstour be-
9riffen lei.
Sm 6ptcl Maubattan er5dbltc Der
Sor'dcr bon Den @prtrd9en, Die CT ieit
Infan9 Sftober IN pcrihiebcnen euroz
pdiid)en 9dnbern in enaliihcr, beut>
id,er nnb fran5Diiiher Sprdhc iiber
feline Sour gebalten. @ieoer iprud
CT Die 6offnung aus, DAB &npitdn
Scott nit ieiner expedition crfplareih
Icin iperpe. Gr in9te, anpitdn Scott
babe freie 9anb, ba ScutIdlanb feline
@rpebition Inn Elm Snbr %ucrIdoben
babe. lleber Die Geripenonng bon
diiutiifen Honies unb Solar Sunben
befrdgt. iu9te er, bab er Den fleinen
Sferben Den 8or5u9 gebe, tpeil Die
5unoe 81 leidt in Den bobcn Sdneez
pe%rlpebungen IN Der gtdbe beg Siicpols
berloren 9ineen. @er Den Siippol
errci6en rpae, miiiic ppr Illem cine
2~ebensmittelz Station ant SuBe bes
Slateaus. auf ipeldem Ii6 Der Yol
befinbet, erriften. Ser Yropiant
miiBte bann etappenipsiie bon Srdgern
lueiter beforbert iperbeu. WeI Die
Nabrungsmittel 81 aus9ineen unb
Wangel an 2euten berrifte, bie aIs
Srdger pertpenbet perben fonnten, iei
Die lebte expedition tur5 por benz
3iele geiheitert.
.8enn Die Musaaben feline Stole
ipielen unb min barber pDlig freie
Sanb g~elaiieu ipirh, made i9 mid
ieoer5eit erb0tig. ben Sol gu errei>
erfldrte Sbadleton.
Siemlih peilimiitiih dllberte fi1 Der
Sori6er iiber bic Heiultate Der Be-
miibungen, bic beioen Sole mittelit
5u erreifcn. CT ingte, er
babe iiber ben @cgcnitano nit benz
Yriusen 6einrih bon 9reuben. Der ii6
lebbaft bafiir intereiiire, geiprofens
8innen &ursem piiroen ggperimente
nit 2ufHhiffen BEL Spisbersen unters
tperben. Sci Balloons liege
Die Sdtpierisfeit barin, baB ii9 bas
Gas BEL elmer. niebrigen Semperntir
5uiammen5iebe, # limb nit ben Ieros
lei man iiber bas erite 0er=
fuhseS taSium nod nibt binausse@
fommen. jayE
11eber feline BlGne fir Die 3ufunft
6efrngt. fagte befySorifer. bab er iebr
serne fpifienifaftlihe ggpebitionen
tpiirhe, 2d6elnb fiigte er
bin5n. bnB er letber fein Hofefe0er
iei. Inn oieien 8uni6 gu erfaaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
9as "a. Sinh.

Sur6 Die @eburt eines sefunben
&ndbIeins lit Soiepb Gears in Der
Siaiibe 4penue in 6 a It 0ebbam NJ.
Maf.. ber @ater bes "a. 8inbes ses
tporoen. Or bat pdbrenb Der lesten
40 Sabre 5tpei Chen seidloiien INN
feline erite Satin ihenfte linn 10 umb
feline eegenfpGrtige Satin 16 8iuber.
&ber es iinb bon biefer reidliden
Natfommenifaft MIR nod 5polf am
9eben. 6err Gears itebt im Iltcr
bon 81 Sabren unb lit ieines 3eidens
3imn,ermann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
Ser Huf bes glutss

nm 9feinierng befunbet iid blirh
Sinnen. 8eiftpiire. bIeife @eiiftss
fnrbe, selbiiidotiges &usIeben, Weotb
Rutfes unb Euiteln on Der Saut -
lditer Inseifen bon einem 9eberz
leiben. glber 9r. Sings Nsp Site
YiIlen maiden gefinoes rotbes 8lut;
geben cine Hare Saut. roiise 8an9en,
Idone @eiidtsfarbe, @eiunbbeit.
Yrobiret b~ieIelben. % Gents IN &.
So, 8uete's 4potbefe. 656 Wtain
Ctr, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05

cine Stenosrapbin in einem arosen
9anpclsbauie in Chicago thar, bat
natiirlif mebrere tauienb Seiratbss
otterten erbalten, bic iie a6er idmmtz
lid ablebnte. Sic min ii6 alif ibrem
Seltstbllm aniiebeln uno es Salrd,
eigene aruft enttpifeln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

2lber ME es eirem nit Ereanben,
bic man burh ben 3oD perloreu bat,
man,'moI ergef'. oaR r'un fie ndmliG
ploBli6 irgsnDfpo 81 trefien unb 3n
ertennen tpGbnt. dbRli4 ging ss mir
nod nit isner 5rau. bic aus bem elets
triiten Wasen sefIobsH mar. Sm @eiit
fab ih iie nod Oft pur6 bic fhparsen
uHb fiaiteren fthmugigen Straben
tappen. nit ibrem pel56risbten Wians
tel nit ibren rlflofer Nusen, ibrsr
8er3Deifluno. llnb an Der einen 5al<
teitelle fam ih nod iebt niht porbeis
fuhreH, ohne ergriffen burh bag Gens
fer 5u biit<n: % iis aDobg pier js
'DieSss oufi.sis.7
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15
Su6rwerks uno 2sferoe.
Pennsylvania Transfer
Baggage 4 Express Go.

600 Gth6 Bseres unh G'tI miffsu serfoufi
tpsrasn sur mnfs ecE 90 Eta6 pe gScfs, sm
aaum en- rrodtfu fir usT'ere UaotcrpoQeuss sehtss
Euna. 9ieies Hnb alice guie nnb brdu1bcrs
Thfege: ale dsfItmof,ItTi uEh etncGttttn. afras
be nne Der bdtfsf'en arbeit eefommer nnb be-
veit sam iofprfinen Webran6. 9tniae Isi4ts
Fdtrs sBferte mei6s ncn urfereH Maelien berust
ben uH5 etntpe @tuitn ruslte felt bern Has
falf hsrftlben TlaIsu nsfporfen: feruer lreens.
stne MH1atI E9aesn nHs Bd4.rr: stHfaGe uno
BE- eite, lsfchte une f8rete. 0eias fnifnen
nreifs nerinndt nHn betrcht tretHcetas A1a !.
Cf'erfs rirh bszii6N6fiat atliaIsn in Nttias
bslnbia Ftffebnrn rHf Gleoelanb man icre1e
mi besu @tfhSsfsfahrrr In unferem etcne. sfa
Or Redri ctr. ReHHiuInGuic Bnhntcf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15
Mrs. 3. Yaeger,
--etr berfi zzitae----
UOGrlagfrin bieIes 3eilaQgs.

Sdeu In Der fiteften Bell sat e. ae,vin.
Ser'cneu. bic our6 bic Scopfnna bober beaosi
nare5. nub es Heat fsH 5BeifsI Dor. bat
ant bsui1ufaae ne9 gerfoHeu eriftireH, bi,
sarh etne nntsicHHis arafi TN gtanes Hub
@teies gu touu uno boEnus suiaser. mas fIi,
sHesrs er'tanHIl6 If! uns bIstbi. Jnr soIo,s
oot bic Gatur oiefs Dame defenders beeLufiis
oeuH Re BAT ibr bic feItens @obe berIseteH. bas
eeben ibrer g2itmen}6eu ME eiH alrfasfnIant.
mes sn6 eerou gu IefeH. @eresbt nidt. bct
ne tn ierer et8eneu @eitosHs an SeefiH aeenut
tuobnt. Tebmt bic gafi gnb Car sftIi1 bic
oeeftn aoerue. bdrr eebt befeibs binon' biz
3br bic ftons SIeaosns bon Sruu o. DAGGER
erret6t Tas SaHs III sur liRfsn Saas uns
ON Salne tft Der QnMe:
Mrs. Ii. Iaeger, frabsr Fran gefiels
6esfiH ssSeHus, etrwssb, Ginftnnsti, rbls.
ertefit1e Guiiporteu 500 une oariiber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15
6runSeigent6nm su psrfaufen

Grdnbiu aoah-am Eftenbe hes GeIia
ape. aslahiIfis. mi ugherbIiG lber be siens
iucH Sefae; etHe dome uEsin uue iel.
ncr Ridt far elHe &aeateue; slU pn ,tns,
iodip $50, !"
l. serudr ~lptpeT Aoe Siptiaeu gAa'b
IND Saft0n: ishe Eeiie 2s2G SUB GUte a.
feBmenis besohli. CeulenisCie SseGe, $500
per }as tuiteien nle tpeniggr ais Si5,
almWet Il. e. 4aaL A!ba. 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15
yerfanst: Dtenf-yertouaL

yrfanst: gtsnf-yenouaL
BormonH f.r cine g0bs5abrG Caa'rt)
LIB S9Hass sallsf pet 9.al lfiNs nacss1
foHneH uuh sW Stanbe ieiH, d.aHner tan PC
fEebt aller gg5rGu6ien 4Ra'1inen uuleTrld
ten - f6rnCn. sur ertdbfsge 4anHeI bfua
csa h1 81 ms.esa 9aisE 1cen eeu tieh
~ sInaEieubeg ecen an. Getstie; 4 y. g.
neust.au giueHnGf. 1915
sunaes bsuiftrs g.eb6eH, I'm bel sey
2oassarsssii q seI'sn a0' 3Azs Es9F;OH
a66tu: aute asferensen. ac4afraasn go
oSs obei'on ase, asoneais. is-il
ssHEtaIftrin. eaissltlas wtiujssris,
gsaE as Gagsb3!ttriH sar tiHsa Iritasr ta etl
Eiat;, Reu asreNEt mi. asigtHIsH. q g.,
90 gei'sssat Cfftas su3B
Rae6tu lag eaesmelat eausarbst. isiu qsa.
itra. @oGlaftaatH cm Wlsnias. 1873 AalilsH
sstHat eSsasisE. IsltpseH: Ssaik Y
gufbtlmau far fsns stsa eissi in sai.
ufts 0ftmaEtais Gisunna taF tistH trF,iaf gta
MaHu. Jaeju'TsesH hti Ws6 @ttateE L &C..
eabiosHzes gim aEe AtGariaas S;ras, j
Gin sgttr garfftstr. gaGluiraasu in
aeamsts &sp,uG Ysrt, Sssins GEsSt aptHnt.
retslit reH Rttsrg assuas,
Rae9tr fer s.nssaii6s souserbti,. as34 "a.
sisfst aesHu,, gRslHas Gus
ID Z e%tH 'Ig 9aassrbesi; sutu assE, 2592 C..
CERT gs,au, assHeags.
9unst. 10 BIS ie fur eestusait, rae am
S..ILs.Let ~ W.hsa- $40 Y.e'a SHsn
RanGs in sinn sa1sssi. &c einsiss eHats.
RskatH sbu jsnss pras iat isie;s Rasss.
ErbStf In 1Ei0 Main &fxnkf
-----------
@ae6tu far aassmsint oaussrstiI. w0Miuaa
nHn 9,deE Sitass, alliisa etlseis
RaehtH fur slesmttHs 6sassgbssi ara sinis,
Gts qe5su. Sabghsgfs ehsrip Eirskt aae Gen.
trai assHa' Sssa GsmsnHs.
2 Ae{9 aHn giuiiberf Gs Sc.
itn. 2S9 sasiRt stsasts sinisrsaas.
SaHst um an sHem RilSRasta a. tdltR
2sl5 SpTing GgDps Mptnus.
db1en tlt ole nniers etrb,it $50 gainbsau
Getans, Nssaseis.
Rab9tn Fly aHssmstns eamsarstif: ssiH gBa.
fern eetE EBssla, 81 9blneeam aesaas, GsaEs
bale.
RSb6tu iar Ssasarbsit. geaietn uHe gaaslH.
Giei Z. 1bJ2 StaHfga ASfaas, naSt Cal Ases
nui eigs
9abetn fir aassmsins Saussrbsit; stin epas
i1tu; sa!a GoeH, SO @lsnnese apfgnf, depa.
6alt
RE n. @utr aetHs 9efereHlm. SaenshsGss
De:eb nab SufHst Gttaat. aoeneeit.
ustatrf NGs@sn Ia elmer Gsmslis nes
ln. QTieHta. SIS 1lsn1oee assnus Aeeas
bait.
R as6tE fir eHssmstns scRsartti; sss aedsa.
1856 EREetiH ADtEnf. xBalaas GtEs.
1 ah &tn CHER 5ran fat Rs6sE uRe Gassarht.
III t,nsr Gamsiis pen AerfeRen; mus tHsIilA
iprsten. S45o gteeitas upsHus.
WakntH far GsA<a Hnb Tcmnitaiss sxttsii: bss
Ger 3ebH. 1868 3saoins Meaa. apeHeaIs.
et6iH In ,iH,t fitinn fsamtlis; sgtsr ksen
RffsTtHssa 35o2 maIbinetsn aesnns, aSeHeals
StsGsn-GA(n4e
Efsff, esfn4. ais sertn sssr far ifesnbsptids
Ngbsii reu ppn sintm sEpntdhiesE, iaHssn, tsfs
tsiraibstsn ysaHas. x0m. GstnaasE. 1884 KesIHat
SfrsN
s.I. l., s'sia . NJ [ 's:ssss:ss: 49,. sss''; s sf@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

tine euft Eairb4cf ir steHiusa. uobs Gin,
eiunGfi: foTiH mis- 'leiusG aHs0tifHe pescnfl
tpeGoeu. 81 cbftf.gg1; =. o. 80, gcfsblait
1NsAs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15
sSdnCer su perRanfen:

Jatrolep eeiah ts-s9drner gtr slpi,
t1en AantTle uH5 igoiIpiefp Qpenue 2 bnb.
t1e {Sraret6nfer; ale moeeruen 8eanerlids
lt1telien. 2 unb 9l1ameI: pots 2bl<l20:
gcrtbeile. B eAamaflIL 30. s23 Roplar
Crate. bb
4t q otf oHotIIe - moain unh 9IGiHbiIe
8gG6; beutbt ole si1e e5secern ESorP ui,b 1
simmer; inc ber beilen G6en tn m1aetfcn5ias:
permttibet sn Si5 pgr gtondi; $1,000 iaiiien
bgiiebe. Grefap IL
ct h-gse TCtuer uno g9nfbtnp.ou:
gs';Oiipee iSrane Gture uub s 8imuQr: gof
25Nl25. bermietbei al Si2 per M4oHai nebs
fEe $1,000 pcec tpeufaer. Egefat. 1'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15
yu psrmtet6en.

J nj. Gto6. Stat pcn 3immtru. @abe5lm.
mer. 9eisure arb 2aHnage. Ru. ~ gseii
9errn Strate. l5,f0'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15
StsEm-@efude.

wanH iurssf bsEif&u, - aahu cit iuA
S1tHt iar Srloons pptr Rrisaftanl arksii. frani
r., 8 &C Gibtrfs E;tGtt.
Wdsatn, H. iu2i Eitas fis ecasarssti. O.
g., Gs2 DlatH Etrgbs, Naslianslut.
g a, Z futi GieIls als bsi,te sanb. Isoi gsne
Stfate T.gt e.
ebssasr, htati5tg, iatt Gttat BET 3aanH nm
Warfsh uab 2ir5t tu bsstssH, pue nis sraa
iE Gautatbtii Ent ao1ta. sat rem EGae pesr
tHtH grirettiat. 9gttps EagT, 1871 aau Cit
AeHn, NIT euiu Gr1asruup, iae, ejtas els
4lDFer tn sSabrif cbey Ga!ucH. q T. z, Eao.
sEs8dt elm uHp Gletr sttstt
Grea iauss tsaii1t iusi Eira, 'as gsS4en
aan stratt, Q etet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

Gin sgftr garfftstr @aaluiragsu in
aeamst's &sb,uG Yerf, Sssine GEsbt apsHut.
uertltt rem Rttteg MpfuEs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

81 ate fer g,nshHiias Sousaresii. as34 %
sishet aetHut gaagnat EiuE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

~ . barH 'Ey Saassrbslf, sHiu assE. 3j92 Z
eaFI Wpsgut apeHeaIs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

gufbt!mau iar fsas stett s'ss iH 9gi
uals 9ttmaEtnif Gisunns faF tistH trh'lafigsi
NaHu. Jat}u'rsesH bel ys6. gumnE &c.
sabnsH @9t gim 1Ep s2tJariaHe S;ras,. j
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

Wae5tu iag GaetmtlHs esusarbst; itiu gsa,
i6ra &onlu'tasH ON Wlpaias 1873 AapilsH
sptHutr gSgraa!sA. GsltgssH. Soatk II
1915
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

6suEtAIftrin. aafseItfas HtinljesEie,
tsraE as Gagsb6litriH far siHsa 4rstasr ia sfl
Siatt Reu asreHsfs mtl &dsgtHItH: u g.,
90 Bo'sklati Cfftes gll,lsB
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

9unaes otuiftrs g.ae3eH, I'm be ter
2aasur5e'i ~ nsIfea. 30. 3s@3 Barton
Bpae obbs Sarf i3-ibs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

sunst. u BIS i6. fur SestHbaiit gRe !
eidtgiirr ~ !svHsa- sl5 1Reia ssrsst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

ac6in: gutt aefetensen ac1safrageH so
63s 0bnlion S,se, slooneeie i3--15
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

9 prmanH fsr cine eabs6 s6abrH (aafeGsi)
&luB S5ua9ss 5dfieT per aEaitiHs macSg
ioHaeH uuh iW Sf1nbe ieia. dtanner tan Sc
iGiebe aAet ggbTGu6len sa'4ineu uuigxTlds
ten 81 f6rnCn sur erfabTsae RanneJ bfuas
ceg fi1 81 HGlpea Wuier HpeH BEN Ti1!is
GER 4gauH D4aH aebe AefeTeuseu aHb nci
81 sTpaEienbea eebH on. seIstis: 4 ID g.,
EeIist.aiI 4iHesnnEu. 10-l6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

Aei3 e4tH REh isiuiitert Gs 6
itu. 2l59 &gsiat stsabs. Gintebaas
The Washington times., 1910-05-20
GIRL POSES AS BOY
FOR SEVERAL YEARS
Own Garb Resumed After
Identity Is Discovered
In Hospital.

WATERLOO, Iowa, Nay 2O-I4vins IN
a ranch IN North Dakota with a former
waterloo younG woman is Miss Pea RI
waters VINO would blot out forever fbe
personality which she assumed for sev-
eral years-that OF a boy-and would
nave net triends and all the world for
Miss Waters was known for forr ,,ea-s
ia Waterloo people as Earl Wilson an
orphan Doy into whose family had come
many tragedies. The mother and child
rem became separated in the San Fran
cisco earthquake. The mother died of
broken heart IN an Eastern State. She
had grieved life away thinking that her
children had been killed Her husband
nad previously met death by falling from
the Elauron building IN New York
Left an orphan. the girl II en- donned
male attire, believing she could make
her way In the world better as a bow.
When she came 20 this city, four years
ago, she was dressed as a bow and
found work and friends at the Y. NJ. G.
A. She oftsn did work about the kifch-
en-. and the women folk often wondered
how he" came TO be so handy wash
ing dishes and doing other household
tasks.
Later she was a news agent on the
Rock Island railroad She became I'll
and II weS while in a hospital in Cedar
Rapids that her incorporating adven-
ture became known.
Pearl had then become so used to
male attire that she found II incon-
venient 70 wear clothing appropriate
10 her sex Her skirts alrnc st trippe6
her as she took the long strides she
had LEANED TO tale while wearing
trousers. Her hair vas not If the prop
er length 20 do Up In the Z shfon that
other girls essayed.
The Washington times., 1910-05-20
NEBRASKA COUPLE
Welded Ga YEARS
Bills Have Been
$500 In Last Twenty
Years.

TECUMSEH. Neb.. May 20.-Journey-
ing along the pathway of welded bliss
for sixty-four wee rs. and now at the
sunset of their lives blessed with good
health and surrounded by an honored
and useful family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joa-
chin VIII, who live near Tecumseh,
have been richly favored by a kind
Providence. Mr.. VIII is now eighty-six
years old and his wife eighty-seven. In
the last twenty years their expense for
doctors bills and medicine has been
only $500
Coming 10 NebEaska in 1865. Mr.. VIII
paid $3.50 for eighty acres Of land. for
which he has recently been offered
$500. During his Horty-four years here
he has never had e suit In court. never
served on a jury and never had q mort
gage on his place.
1--WE always got along pretty well and
were contented together" said Mr. VIII
yesterday Il worked for low wages in
the old country. then We encountered the
hardships of the pioneers IN Dakota, the
depredations of the Indians. and then a
few years Of graSshOpp--s and drought
in Nebraska; but we overcan,- all the
difficulties and are glad we are still nV-
ing and in such prosperous country.
In Germany, when 7 was a young
man, wages were 10 cents a day. or 81
a week. and heard Of the good wages
in America and decided 10 come here,
and I've never regretted coming The
trip on the ocean took fOrty-two DAYS
from Liverpool and the fare was S32
My first employment was IN Toledo
The Washington times., 1910-05-20

We thank you for the
sample bottle Of Syrup
Pepsin. II we could not
get any more than that.
we would certainly keep
Il for the good IL has done
Us. Our house Is never
without Il nor never viii
be as long as we can
raise q dollar. It's the
balm Of life In our hOms
j. Henry II a n klA.
Junction City. KY
received the sample
bottle and am using the
second 5O-cent bottle
procured st one Of my
local druggists. Results
were the most EatisfaC-
tori. Am advertising
Syrup Pspstn TO every
II : y KID g. -za vi
The Washington times., 1910-05-20
CONVICTED WOMAN
THANKS EVERYBODY

JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind, May 20
Mrs Pearl Armstrong, convicted Of
manslaughter for killing her husband.
has published a card in which she
says: at is impossible for me TO write
everybody a personal letter, as I would
like to do, and therefore I take this
opportunity TO sincerely thank my
friends who so faithfully stood by me
in the recent trouble. And TO those who
opposed and condemned me have moth
ing but the kdndest Of feelings toward
them"
She thanks her attorneys, the Jail Of
1icials and others, and 2ys: And may
God bless my dear niece. who so bitter
y lied on me. and DR.. Twomey for his
kindness and faithfulness toward NE
May God bless YOU all, and my very
best wishes and kindest thoughts be
with you all. and God bless you all IS
my prayer"
The Washington times., 1910-05-20
FULLER TO REMAIN
ON SUPREME BENCH
Friends Declare Reported Retire
ment Is Merely the Annual
Spring Rumor.

Friends Of the Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF the United States take
no stock in the report that he will re-
sign In october. 1t Is a story that IS
circulated annually about this time,
they say. and is as improbable now as
II has been in the past
Chief Justice Fuller is seventy-seVen
years OF age. and attained the right OF
retirement at full pay seven years ago.
but he has preferred TO remain in active
service.
The cases against the Standard OIL
Company and the Tobac eco trust will be
re-argued in November and viii av a
heavy burden on the court. which JUS
tice Fuller, In view Of his age. might
desire to avoid. His friends. however
believe that only the loss OF health
would cause him 10 leave the bench.
The Washington times., 1910-05-20
IS Constipation Durable? Try this Free

believe that thousands Of people suffer needlessly
from constipation simply through ignorance of what kind
of remedy to take. You cannot cure chronic trouble
by flushing of the ooon as is the case when salts and
purgatVe waters are used And il is welInown fact
that cathartc pills. after the first relief bind the bowels
all the more. These things seldom do more than tenn
OC(ld
The Washington times., 1910-05-20

I repeived q sample
bottle Of your Syrup
Pepsin and was 50 pleas
ed with Il ] sent 90 the
drug store and got a 81
bottle and a so cent bot
tie. and my nttle girl four
years old Is In better
health than she has ever
been in her life. ] have
no more trouble With her
bowels and stomach and
j thank you for your
Syrup Pepsin. ! can not
praise Syrup Pepsin too
highly. My mother also
Is using it.-Sfrs. Car
ne Cutler, BIS n. NOtre
ID an c street. South
Bend. Ind.
The Washington times., 1910-05-20

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II VIII not make hair grow.
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