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The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
BY EDWARD S. PLANK.
Pitcher for the Athletics.

They all say got my start the day
OF the battle OF Gettysburg. but they
exaggerate somewhat was born In
Gettysburg In 1875. and that gave the
boys a chance TO say things. | admit
the 1875 without trying 10 get away
and scalp half a dozen years on my
age as some OF them do.
At any rate | think | am rather a
freak as a baseball player because |
seldom have heard OF any case any
thing like my own.
As | told you ] was born In Gettys-
burg and | played some baseball
around there In an amateur way. and
without giving the game much
thought. You see | had other things
10 do, and down In Gettysburg we re-
gard baseball as Fourth OF July and
Saturday amusement rather than a
business. Honestly | never even read
the scores or knew who played in the
big leagues until was twenty years
old. Gettysburg looked big enough for
me, and when could play ball. I
played because liked the running
and the throwing and everything else
l didn't know a squeeze play from
third base hardly. All wanted 10 do
was 70 beat the other fellows.
started 10 college about the time
most OF the other fellows are getting
enough. was twenty-five when be-
gan pitching for the Gettysburg col.
lege team. and ! was big and strong
and fast and wild and inexperienced
and everything else that goes to make
up college pitcher. l simply shut
my eyes and cut loose and most of
those who didn't strike out got bases
on balls. and I have suspected since
that q lot Of them struck out just to
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
STAR END
is MISSING

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. To
Yale football coaches today sent
scouts In search OF Harry vaughan
one OF the star ends OF last year 5
champion eleven, from whom no woru
has been received this season
Vaughan is badly needed here tnis
wear. as he and Fitzpatrick are the
only linemen OF last years team avail
able.
Despite the loss OF the 1909 for-
wards from tackle 10 tackle. Head
Coach Coy Is not discouraged. Inere
are several husky subs OF last year
and a number OF promising candl-
dates from the 1903 freshman team
trying for the line, and a new brand
OF football Is TO be used this year,
Coy believes that the Blue Is as well
of as though he had team OF vet
Grams.
More than a dozen new candidates
reported today. the squad numbering
close TO fifty For few days ooth
morning and afternoon work VIII be
held
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
777=5.TS ! THE TIMES SPORT PAGE -- J
EDITED BY
HARRY NELLY
CLOUD
PASSES BY

THE way TO beat the Athletics is
TO cuss EN-" once remarked De-
troit player. You cant win from
them by joshing for Mack has the
best Misunderstanding team In the
league"
Working on the assumption that a
rule reversed is as good as in the
forward motion. young Tommy Al.
kins directed words To Bill Donovan
from the bench during yesterdays
contest. The Athletics were In the
lead 80 Tommy could afford to be
jubilant.
"A regular can kid me, but bush
er--never," shouted Wild William and
he descended from the hurting hill In
the eighth and sought the visiting
bench. Bill squatted in front OF the
Elephants and demanded TO know
what was what
Just then Umpire Evans arrived
took Bill by the arm and invited him
TO 20 about his business OF flinging
Bill went. and thereby saved the shed.
ding of much blood and his own ban
ishment from the contest. Five min
utes after this Bill himself was laugh
ing over the incident and everybody
seemed happy.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
SHORT LENGTHS

Daniels, of the HiEhlanders, stole
three bases of Catcher killifer. Of the
Browns.
Another home run by Schultz let the
Cubs beat the Phiilies. Schultz GER
tainly has developed the homer habit
strong this season.
Pitcher stack, OF the PhiIIies, fell
over second base and turned his ankle.
He held the champs safe till the acct
dent Moore succeeded him and was
pounded hard, losing the game.
Vanguard gave six bases balls to
the Pirates and Hendricks passed
three With this wildness the Pitts
burg club took the second game am
broke even with the Giants.
Somebody I'm Grand Rapids says
Ketchel IN ambitious to fight Jack
Johnson. Mother case OF white hope.
Good night
Windsor team Of the Trolley league
beat the Athletics TO in the post
season series Thursday c. Neal broke
up the game with a home run, the
bases being filled.
The y. a. =. and Grabowski teams
play at Mack-ave. park Saturday.
Members of the Celtic socker club
held a banquet last night. Hugh Jen-
nines presented the seasons cup for
winning the socker league champion
ship
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE in NUTSHELL

Biandlng, former University Of
Michigan star, blanked Washing
ton Thursday, allowing six hits.
The Maps got four of Johnson
and with some errors turned them
into three runs. BIanding walked
two and hit two.
The Yankees pounded Pitcher
Mitchell and beat the Browns
easily. Quinn held Sc. Louis to
four hits, but they made three
runs of them.
The White sox are UP 60 old
tricks, turning five hits into four
runs. Two errors helped. Col
Iins and White were the opposing
pitchers.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16

hit-Lord. Home run-Oldring. Sac
rifice hits-Murphy. Livingstone. Stolen
bases-Baker. Moriarty. T. Jones.
Hit by pitched baii-By Plank / 1T.
Jones). First base on errors-Ath-
letics I, Detroit 2. Left on bases-Ath-
letics 5, Detroit 3. Struck out-By
Plank s. by Donovan Z. Time-153
Umpires-Evans and Coilinower.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
A PECULIAR PLAY.

A peculiar play arose In the
second inning OF yesterdays
game with the Athletics. Davis
was on second base when Bar
ry swung at the third strike
and missed. He started for
first and Stanage dropped the
ball. A quick throw TO Tom
Jones retired Barry, but Davis
went TO third on the play.
Stanage should be charged
with q passed ball, as perfect
play would have retired Barry
without a throw and would
have held Davis TO second base.
The question was put to Um-
pire Billy Evans. who said:
You must account for Davis
advancing. as proper play
would have held him on Sec
ond. Looks to me like a pass
ed ball.
II is the first time this sea
son that this play has been
seen at Bennett Park.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16

20 that effect, but Hugh and Ty said
they didn't say IT.
n The band from Evans Ministries was
|much In evidence. Everything drew
liberal applause from the bass drum
Two excellent plays marked the
bpsning round o'Leary deprived Col
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
May Meet Mcfarland.

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE Fair
mont Athletic club today agreed to
match Jack Goodman, the local light
weight. with Packey Mcfarland, II
Goodman is returned the winner over
Fighting Dick Hyland, OF San Fran
cisco. I'm their ten-round bout at the
National Sporting club tonight
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
EVANS ~ sEwI-rIN.Is

BOSTON, Sept 15.--Charles Evans.
Jr., OF the Edgewater Golf club, Chi
cago. won "A place In the semi-nnals
for the National Amateur Golf cham
pIonship here when he beat Fred Her
reshoff OF Ekwanok. IL mp with 10 to
20 In the second round OF today's elm.
ination matches at the Brookline golf
unks this Afternoon
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
Masonic Games Saturday.

Palestine VS.. Detroit. d. A. G.
grounds. 3 D. m. Umpire, Redmond
Scorer, Bischof.
Zion VS.. Union. Anspaugh and West
Jefferson-aves.. 3 p. m. Umpire, Jor-
dan. Scorer, Behrendt o.,
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.


Yesterday Results-
Lansing ST, Kalamazoo 0-2.
Flint s, Battle Creek 2 Go innings).
Bay City 6, Jackson e
Adrian 3, Saginaw 1.
Today's Games.
Lansing at Kalamazoo.
Flint at Battle Creek
Saginaw at Adrian.
jackson at Bay City.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterday Results.
Chicago Z, Philadelphia 5.
New York ILL. Pittsburg s-&
st. Louis It's, Boston ST..
Cincinnati Z. Brooklyn 2.
Today's Cameo
st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pfttsburg at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
Browns Get Pitching Freak.

Frank Ropine OF the Lafayette
Northern Indiana League team has
been purchased by the Browns. Ro-
mine il past 80 years OF age and
originally was a southpaw His arm
went back on him. but he developed
his right wing. and is the sensation
OF his league this year.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16

Green pitched a double-header Cor
Lansing against kazoo In the South
Michigan yesterday. He gave one hit
In the first and six In the second. win
ming both contests
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia z, Detroit /.
New York .. st. Louis 3.
Chicago 1. Boston 2.
Cleveland .. Washington o.
TOday's Games.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
sYRACISE TROTs.

2.oe TRoT. PURSE $4,000 (UNFIN-
IsHED FROM WEDNESDAY.
DemaFest y. g. Sy
Lady DIsdain. by
Noryal (GeersJ -.
Soprano, CHI. m. Can =,
drewo o,,, ;;. ~
Alice Roosevelt ch. :.
T ii sAqsrSSssS' so7a. a'sos2s. 's:5ss4''
2:07%. 2.09.
2.ol TROT. PURSE $1,000
Bob Douglas gr H.. by Todd
CIycezum. by Cyclone (McDon-
sonoma Girl b, m: Cox Io,,sx 60. z
Time--2:l2A. 2:0ih
2:2i TROT. PURSE $1,000.
Creighton. b. e. by The Bonds
man Daughter OF Aldiner
p., .S' q lle b m icox,.....
Border Guard b. h. (Miller) ... b
Henry Winters. b. h. (McDon-
CAPTAIN %,a cute. b. h. iiskahecnj. I 1 3
Time-2:1li4, 2:10h, 2:0sh.
2:OS TRoT. PURSE $1,000.
neer.Jessie wallace by Mid
vale Prince (HaaR) ......... l
Lady Stately, b. m. tMcDonald) 9 I 2
Leonardo. r x Diokerson) 80. 70
Baron MAY blk. h. tSayles) DIS
TIme-2:05A 2:0sA. 2;06h.
2:O4 PACE. PURSE $1,000
MAY Day. b. m. by Communication
(MurphyD ..........s. ......-..s. !
Earl Jr.. e h. (CoX) .......
Ethan Roberts, b. z. (Healy..... 3
Time-2:Oih, 2.03h
Special against time. trotting TO beat
worlds stallion record OF 2O2 held by
himself--The Harvester. br. h., by Wal
nut Hall (2:OSA )-Notelet. by Moko
(GecrsD. won. Time by quarters: BOZ,
l.OO2I 1:3Oh, 2.O1h.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
NEW JUMPS
DOES WELL

The initial appearance Of Umpire
Collinower created no riot II didn't
even make an impression. which Is
right and proper, the umpire being
part OF the fixtures like the score
board. the water bucket or the nome
plate. Colly. old chap. just ambleo
onto the field, stood around awhile,
and ambled home. He had a couple
OF close plays. They were decided
by motions.
Collifower comes with a reputation
for knowing his business. He use
TO pitch and after that umpired In
the south. The only fault he dis
played Thursday land the proper way
OF reference TO umpires seems TO be
10 find faulty was standing In one
place. He doesn't move about. Some
time close play will come up ana
Colly will miss Il because he wasn't
on deck. Anyhow, II you're standing
on top OF a play. right or wrong, the
crowd gives you the benefit Of the
doubt because you were there.
The Harvester Breaks Record.
SYRACUSE. Sept. 16.--At the state
fair track. Thursday, The Harvester,
the brown horse owned by August
ITihlein. OF Milwaukee. piloted by Ed.
Geers. broke his own and the worlds
record for trotting stations OF 2:02. b.
stepping a mile. paced by runner.
I'm 2:Oi Ia. Horse and driver were
given an ovation BY the great throng
which damned the stands and over
flowed against the track fences 10 the
turns.
Mrs. Cofhn won n tennis tournr-
ment AZ Newport which proves she
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
Including Thursdays Game.

Totals .,l.3ss 1850 sO2 Las '.26o
sTeam average.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
The Harvester Breaks Record.

A Mrs. Cofan won q tennis tournr-
isn't q dead one In spite OF her name
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16

2:oe TROT PURSE $1,000 (UNF1N-
ISIED FROM WEDNESDAY.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-16
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

STANDING.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
alemr Opfrr Der Grnben-
gaze.
Seiuunbcrnsmerfber Spiermnth eines
fatbpliidJet 8eihlthen.
Snhinnn. Rn Z Hehr

.... Shsy - NNQl. -
Sn Der @rnbe go. 2 Scr .Seiferz
ion & Glcarfielo Goal unb Sron SO"
81 Grneit, va. e~reignete iih cine
@rlbenerploiion, bei pelder II 8eraz
leltte inns Seben 9efununeu iinb.
3ebn bon bieien limo ilngarn uup
elmer Elm Imerifaner eelpeien. Sehs
Irbeiter iiuo lebenb ans Saaeslid]t
gebraht moroen. nber lie limb 10
furcbtbnr %per6rannt. baB Die aerSte
feline Soffnurtg bn6en, ald nun einen
bon ibnen am 2eben 81 erbalten.
au Der Stelft. an lpelhcr bas linz
gliid seihab. arbeiteten 8pDlf geras
lelite.s Nlir einem bon oieien aelana
es. Den giftigen @aien. pelte Iid in~
folgc Der Grpioiion enttpidelten. an
entfommen, inbem er lid iofort an
8pben mari, unD Die Strait beiaB,
mebr als cine 4iertelmeile IN bicier
Stellung entlang Su frieebcn. als er
Die 8etter fonlmen iab ober borte,
rief er ibnen nit ihtpaher Gimme
'8n lnb ipurDc iduea bon ibneu IN
Siherbeit scbrndt. CT lit aber an
lhruud,, um irscro~fpel6e Nltftldruna
iiber bic ilrlade Der ggploiipn gu
geben.
Sn oemielben Stollen, In pelfem
Die aataitropbe lid ereignete, arbeis
teten i'm Sanger 10 Mann. Sic
entginsen ale Dem Sobe baburd), baS
lie it'd. 10 ifnea lie tpnnteil. on ubae~
legene SldBe iliihteten, no lie GINGER
maben Dor ben @aien iider maren.
Ste muBten iih on pieien Stclfen
5ebn Stnnbeu aufhdlten. bcppr Die
8ettcr 81 ibnen geldneen fonutcn.
Spei Stunben nnd Ser autaitrpz
pbc periudte Der italieniihe Yrieiter
Gmelio Sarri in bie @rube ein5uTabs
rem, Inn ben Spferu bes llnaliids, Die
linn erreihbar iein modten. bas Sters
beiaframent 81 Ipenben. Mber taum
mar er untcn anaelanat, ais cr bon
Den @aien iiberlpdlti9t purSe tlno
id,leunisit ans Sagesliht 5urildbez
forbert perbeu muBte, mo CT lid
fpieber er6olte.
Sie @ribe lit lett lanaer 3eit burdl
ibren @ei6tbum au boien @aien be-
riihtigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
Cine wicRtiee Depsrtatienss
Oerla0e.

@ a 0 n, 8. g.. s. 6tbr.
Cine i'm yteprdicntontcntalIc burd'
oas Ginnanherliugs : Gpmitc eingcs
brad,te Gorluge beltimmt. DAB q IL s.
Die eincs &cr6rcdens iiberz
filbrt iucrDcn, ipcld3es mpraliIde
Shance inpoloiert unb nit @efGnaz
riB bon eincm oner mcbrercn Sabren
hc'traft meroen fam, auf Soften ocs
@iniranberungsfonbs nad) Dem 2anbe
ibrlr 5ertunft beportiert lperbcn f0ns
uen. N~usnabmen su 8ilnlten iolfcr
Iusldueer lperoen semadt, lpeun Die
lestcren mebr ais fiinf Sabre lang in
Den yer. Stuateu geipobnt babeu poer
i'll Sdlcn, in beueu bds @eriHt, in
DEM DIE betreffenher .Nitsldnber iibers
fiibrt mirben, penn SnnoelsiefrctGr
empficbit, BON Der Deportation linz
gang 81 nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
Grnemter SdPreefem.
&aris, II. Eef

=, IL. tSepr.
Sie SlntbperbdltuiIIe in DEN Dit
lihen Sanbestbcileu perben idlimz
mcr. Sie Marne lit bel Hbeins
bellte ettpa Is 3pl geitiegem, llnb Die
@infpobner fliebeu nit ibrer Sa6e.
Die Iisne lit innerbalb neniacr
Stnnben nm brei SUB seitieaen. Nn
pielen Stellen ipielten lid pathetiibe
Saenen ab. als Die Spfer Der fiirss
llhcn ueberi6ipenrmltng. Die ipcben il,
ibre bei6doi9teu @diier 5~uriidSufcbz
rem %be9anuen. pieber Die Sluht err
8reifen muBten.
Snrh bns Iuihlpellen Der Iebcnz
iliiiie i'm Sberlauf mar Die Seine bel
Taris bis beute @iittas in "a Stun@
Den Inn 8 3oa geitiege.
Wcnu man nier audi iiberseuat lit.
DAB feline Wicberbolung Der jiinaltcn
&ataitropbe brobt. 10 ergrcifcn bic Scs
bprben boh Die mfaiienblten Sors
IihtsmaBre9eln. Pin gefdbrbeten
SteIlcn iperpen eili9it nelle Sdmme
a%uf9clporien.
SnS @iepereintreten bon Sohs
wniier brobt. Die Iusbel1erunass
grbeiten bcbcnfIih 81 p~cr5o8eru.
2iittih. @elgicn. 8. Scbr.
Die @cnIe lit iiber ibrc llicr aes
treten unb bat grpBen Shnben aracz
rihtet. lhber 300 6duier ltebcn in
6lemallc mo Semcppc inter @diicr
unb Die Tororte bon 9iittih iinb iiberz
ihipemmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
21tsSerner Sarbar.

Gbattanooaa. Germ, II. Sebr.
Gin Haheufries. elm blutiaer
aampf 5piiden 8eiBeu unb He8ern.
lit ar ben sroben 8eeieruu9sbauten
an Samm bel Snles Bar a~isee6roz
hen. 4apitdn @iaidm 9urfe bon Der
bieii9en Soli3et, Der mad Iitterndht
an ben 8riegsihauplae ab9esangen
mar, i1idte iriib @orgens nah@
itebenbe bodit darafteriitiide 9ots
Idaft bierber: .Srei tobte 8igger.
Der Srubel lit porbei. &ebre in 5ipei
Stunoen beim, nm Sriibitiid gu
nebmenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

bes friheren 8ice Bird iibenten 5air=
banfs in Rpnt, welhe fir bieien niht
iebr ihmcihelbaft ausidlt. Gr iagt,
bic Metbpbiiten IN Rpm limb iebr
riibrig nnb and nidIt align wableriih
In ibren W.itteln 9rpielgteu ST. MAIDEN.
Sic pertbcilen Shriiten nitb hdnsen
iplfc IN Sfauicnitcrn aus. puli BON
8erlemmbnnsen sescn bas Inpittbnm.
Der sGrsbiihDf iasf metter, iuenu
eiu friibcrer Yice= Grdiincnt Der Der.
Staaten Dor elmer WtetboSiiteu : &C.
ieaihaft einc HcDe balt, 10 ntut aiiges
npmmen iperDen, baf Imerifn bic
Y~rupaganba Der Mctbpbiiteu IN Hpu,
autbeift. @arc berielbc Ytce Bra
iibent am nad,iten Sase, mic er beaDz
iihtiste, pom Iapftc empfanger ,ucr=
bef, 10 bGtte bis* ben NnidIeiu cr-
ipe6en f5rm,ert, baS Sbcrhanpt Der
Stride bilise bic HrDpagauSn Der
Wetbpbihen.
Sflieflih miiniht Der airdenfiirIt
babin %ueritauDcn 81 iei1, haR es .idjt
it ieincr Nbiif)t lag bic Bciammeltc
WtetBpniiten Stride an5ugrrtfcn, iots
bern. MIR bic metbpbiTiiGe @ereints
gintg III Tpm.
&om, 10. Sebr.
Ser Yapit bebaIert lcbbaft, nidt
in, Der Gage geipeien 81 iein, Serrn
Sairbanfs 81 empfangen, Iugte aber.
Dab er bon Der ber~ae6radten Eolitif
bes Sntifans niht nblpeihen fDrnte.
Nep 9prf, II. Se6r.
Sos. 6. Sarseu, metbobiitil6er Biz
itbpf bon Ifrifa bat auf Die grfldrnng
GrSbii6oi Srelanb's BIN, mic ipl9t lid
(bnrh bic Sreiie) a%usgebriidt: Ser
an9riff pes Sii6ois Srelnno allf Die
.Nietbopiit Iiiociation" III &om, lpie
CT es nennt, lit ungereht. Iber iein
bisiger @prti6lpan ipirb bas ameris
funiihe Solf pber Die prpteltdntnfe
8elt niht tduiheu." Sm &eiteren
bebmlptet SarBen, Die fatbpliife
Stride buloe nnberc firhlihe Srgani@
intipncn in Nom uno Stalien MN,
lpeil lie burdb Die @eiesc bes 9anbes
Sa5u ge5tpunaen lit, ferner CLAUDE
Hpm niht ON reli9ipie Srcibeit. tros
Der @eiese Stalien's 6. mo no immer
Tie f0nnc u~nterpriide tic 'bieielbe.
Sarbeu belGuloi9t gr5biidoi Srclmb,
or Jude ben eiaentliten Sunft in Dem
8orfalle an peroedeu.
(Sieier Serr ideint i'm Eriiben
fiid)cu Sn mulcn. Scigt nidJt
has gerbalten Der Metbpoiitcn in
Hpm bic benfbar sr5fte ltnbnlbiam=
felt ni6t et,ua scsen cine idiuamm=
artig anftaudenbe sefte, ipnbern
sesen bic Stride, bic ieit Gbriifns
iegcnipennenb nnb mabrbeitlebrenS
SnrdJ bic @elt sins. Rum bat ,uabre
S%plernns segen Nuoersslaubise gciibt,
ebe eS md WetbuSiitcn CAB nnb cs hat
9iemanben Sum @lanben geStunngen.
Nsit ppler Siaignns 6um's beitebt in
ben peridiebcnen fatbuliidjen 9GnScrn
frcic Neligipnsiibnns fir bic ucrihie.
bcnen Gpnieiiiunen. Die S%niinuatios
men SarBea's erueiien iih aiiu ale
uffenbare 9iisen. Sci nller SDleran5
sescn Anberssldubisc fam bic Stride
es nidt bulben, ban ibr bic @lanbigen
auf shleidiucsen entriIen ~iuerben.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
SO. 9nbnqnt, Soma, 9enstag, bu 10. Sebrnar 1910.

mllns ourd Die Na6ri6t pom Ser see
plnnten Semlpnitration beipnoers am
gcregt porben 81 fem; mas Die gons
grebmitglieoer eigentli6 tbuu iollen
ooer tonneu, vt uiebt sonS flar, ba Der
Gmpfang boh eben cine gten Yorfer
Gofals affaire Ieiu miro. Nber es
lfeint. Die blpbe G~rpdbnuus Der
0etmfebr &ooieuelt'S bat pielerorts
Ole 2eltte aufaeriittelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
SdRiti$eataftrepkc.
a. Wninrfn. 11. !

Sdl M q, yta1prtn, IL. Scbr.
Der frunS1Iiihc trnnsatlantiidc
Sampler .@enernl Gbnnsp". Der
nellih bon Waricile d~bgeiabren
mar. lit an Der Norbtiiite bieier Sniel
geIheitert. @s miro genclpet, baB
MIR elm cinsiaer Taliugicr gerettrf
lpnrbe. Sns S6iif beianb lid auf
Der Sabrt nod Ilgier. Die @iaen
thinner oes SdIiiieS aeben Die 3ubl
Der %aiiaNicre aui 10 an. sic Der
SSaIuidaiten aiuiihen 90 Inn 70.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
Mstsrwaeen f,akr IN cine
SprenelaSmns.
. ~boenir, Nria.. Z.

Sros Der @arnmre bes @ormanns,
iucldcr gelpiIic Sprenaunssarbeiten
alf Dem Yripn trpeg bon aelpin, Aris..
naf Der Jtdp'ihen aupfergrube ~leitete,
fubr Der Siibrer zines Iotpripasens
bireft in cine STRENGTHENING bon
Dynamite biuein. Sn benz 8aecn be-
fanbcn itd auBer Dem Siibrer iedbs
Yerionen unb allc mlrben bit6Itdblif
an Stiiden Serrineu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
Bum Konfepelt- Cmpfams.

@urbereitunsen fdpn eiiris I'M 8angc.
Sbcrit Hopicuclt ertbeilt pm
Girifa aus icinc 0enebmisuns 5u
einem yGmpfansc o %nntiunalcn
8rppDrtiunen". - Eait's Wtt=
mirfung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

3i%palitdten @ieb idladbten nno Dos
Sletid 3i unnebmbnreu Yreiien pers
fdufen, nnd,bem tic basIelbe aiiS
p%irefter Guele be5pgen? Sas Bolt
ipililItt Sbdten, niht 8ci6pde.)
$50
w a btngt n,S. g., II. Sebr.
Siel beiprohen miro in bieiiaen
&rfiIeii cine diis Berlin batisrte De-
peife, Die unieren 9utidafter 9r.
Sapio s. Sill IN einc u~nanaepebme
gage Sebradt hat. Or ioQ tifr3lih
pom 6ofmaribaI Imt ben 8inf ere
balten baben, paS cine 9eihrdnfrua
leiler maiienbafteu Goriteaing bon
Nmertfdnern ipin16eusipertb mare.
@ie cs beiBt, maftc i'm Der Sofmars
ld,all iebr boflid, parailf auimerfiam,
ooB er benin lesten Gmpfona i'm
SdlpB mebr Serionen cinfiibrte, uls
ale unberen goti6after 5uIammeu.
Bic Intlport 81. SiGs lautete ans
seblih oubin. oaB er in oieicr Sufe
nid,t aus eigenem @ntrieb banble, ipuz
bern leine 8efeble bon @albington err
battle. Sie Voritequng Der Multiz
milipndre unb ionitigen Serridaften,
Die cr an Den 5of bringe, tperbe linn
11dtnlif bonn Yrdiibenten Gait ltets
nit elmer Nabbriiflifteit empfoblen,
Ole cinem 9efeble sleiffomme. 9n
bletbe ibm nihts Inberes iibria, ais
81 gebordlen.
Sic auforinslidfeit. nit wcIher
iih Die poriibergebenb nab gerlin
fommcnben @iitsIteber ser amerifmi>
ifen 8elbs Iriitofratic sic @orIteQuna
bel Sofc er5minaen, lit ifon Iett
ldnaereT 3eit unliebiam aufaefallen.
Man bofft oaber. beiBt es gum
SGlniie IN ieuem 8erift. SaB Der
&inf bes @ofmariHaas 9mts Die see
pilnIdte @trfuns bnben unb ben
Yrdiiocnten 5aft peronlaiien ipirb,
nit ieirru gmpfeblnneen i'll 3llfunit
etipas ipdriamer um5uaeben. 9icS
maitb lpiinift oas %iebnlihsr. dls Der
Sotidafter lelbit, ipenn Die .Snobs".
Die er porifellen mlB, MAIDEN linn pas
Seben ber5li6 ialler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

6urht6are S6uceitiirme baben
am Somerstag unb Sreitag bas
san5e obere Sbiotbal. Sos norbpeIts
lide @eit &irgiuin, oas neitlide
Yenniplpania, bag norplihe aentudb,
oas iiiboitli6e Snbiana, bns mittlere
Sloriba, oas nprblife uno oaS iiibz
lide Nelenalanb i6mer beimseiu6t.
@an befiirdtet. baB bas Sriibjabrsz
Sbauipctter Sohpaiier BON sefdbrs
iiden Simeniionen 3ur 6cI9e baeen
tpirp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

Ser friibere giee= &rGiihent Sairbanfs
in &pm. - Shpierisfeiteu iteaen
fidj ieinem Ssiahe betm Yapife ent-
sesen. = &altnrfi mpferiide Wes
tbpbiiten bic ltriaGc. - ltnper-
ifannte 9fciplutiunen aus gSaib=
tngtDu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

Soutsbtlle. &p., g.. Sebr.
Cine grploiion. iiber oeren 8eien
man nod im llnflaren lit. tobtete in
Der @riibe Go. 1 Der Stearns Goal
Company ieds Wiann arf Der Sielle.
0tan glaubt, baB Die Spfer auf cine
Steae itieBen. IN Der lid @as anses
iammelt. unb baB bieies iih an Den
@rllbenli6tern ent8iinSete. Die Sobs
ten limb 5dmmtli6 &nufaiier. Bon
ben anberen 2enten. Die in Der Wtinc
arbeitetcn. eftpiin9 &iemauD aud
MIR Die 9erinsite 8erleBnns. Sic
Nnf5u9mai6inc mar uidt beiddoist
nnb cS madte feline S6ipierigfeiten.
Die 2ei6en 5u bergen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
go. 2O12.

anoerslpo. 4Onnten nift Die W1unis
3t%palltdten @teb i6labten uno Das
Sletld) 5i annebmbnreu Yreiien pers
fdufen, nnd'eem tic hasielbe aiiS
p%irefter Guele be3pgen? Sas Bolt
ipilnItt Sbaten, ni6t 8cifnde.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
.T-%-V

Der ~Mod Sslaub" Gun aus
&anias Gin cntsleiite anl o. Scbruar
bel l%lnipn. no. unb itiir5t> t9eiireiIe
bon elmer Bride biuunter, Ser goas
oufteur Hcnd lam INNS Seben. brci
anSere Yerlonsn .lpurSsn perieet.