davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-17
NAVAL OFFICERS RESIGN.
Lieutenant Returns From Japan tn
 der Charues.

EtSShSHeIt 0ChoNNS fRtt SdFaff Oh
 der Charges.
 San Francisco. Cal, Sept 16.- Lieut.. Roy c. Smith, recently at- tached to the Saratoga, Flagship Of the Aaatic squadron, came ashore today from the Japanese liner Shin- 70 Maru,
 Smith said he resigned at the re- quest of Admiral Murdock without making fight before court mar tial on account of the seriousness ot the charges. The word of other of- ficers alone stood against his denial he said.
 As the lieutenant stepped ashore he
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-17
MISSIONARIES PLIGHT.
cablegram Received From Methodist
 Missionary in China.

Missionary in China.
 Toronto, Ont, Sept. 16. A cable gram was received by the Methodist Foreign Mission Board here today, presumably dispatched from Chung King by Dr. Brillinger. The latter portion of the message is undeciph- erable. The portion which could be translated read:
 Must remain in suspense for the present regarding Cheng 1u. All the others considered safe and well. De- tained parties-.
 This leads ito the inference that the fate of the missionaries who have not left Cheng Tu is still in doubt.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-17
GOVERNORS HONOR WOMEN.

Confer Electoral Powers on Women
 at New York. New York, Sept. 16.-Five goyer-
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-17
THE WEATEE E9.

Washington, 2. g.. sept. Is.- Forecast for Arksraas: Fars 5unday and Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01

Call Bell lis. Auto Ills, tell what
you want The Herald boy will collect
the next day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01
Dorothy Dir Says E Pity the Poor

done and finds time besides TO belong
to clubs, to read, and to make herself
companion for her husband and
children
The proof OF the pudding is in the
eating, and that American women
make good wives finds it's best con-
firmation in the fact that American
men prefer them to the women of any
other nationality. American women
often marry foreign men, but an
American man seldom picks out for
eign woman for wife
AS TO the clergyman's charge that
the women of America are RESPONSE
bic for the scandals and divorces. WHY
is it then, that the divorce statistics
snow that more than three-fourths of
divorces are granted to women, and
the majority OF these are for infideli-
ty on the husbands part?
Everybody knows that men arroeate
TO themselves liberties in the matter
OF morals that they do not grant to
women, and that every day women for
give transgressfons in their husbands
that the husbands would not think of
overlooking in their wives This be-
ing the case, 1t is idiotic to suggest
women are more immoral than men.
or TO lay the blame OF divorce on
women.
Undoubtedly there are some wives
who do not go straight and there are
many more who do not deal wisely
and tactfully with their husbands. but
at the bottom OF the great majority
of divorces is the rowing fancy OF man.
who. as Mr.. Howells once aptlv said
is. after six thousand years of civil
izatlon, still imperfectly monoga-
NOUS"
l am not contending that women are
angels Far from it. But it is both
unjust and untrue to charge them With
all the sins OF society. It's the easiest
way out for men, but. after all, this is
a mans world. He makes its laws
and Its codes He runs it and he IS
responsible for it. Not woman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01
MORE BIC WORK
At THE BIG DAM
Contract Called For to Con
struct Cables = New
Postmasters In West

Washington, D c., Sept THE
Elephant Butte dam is getting to a
stage where IL costs something to pro-
coed with the work. Recently the con-
tract was let for the power plant and
electrical equipment. and now the re-
clamation service has made another
contract calling for the expenditure of
s44.16o IN one lump This last con-
tract is for three cableways to span
the bed of the stream at the dam site.
The Lidgerwood Manufacturing COM
pany. of New York, was the success
full bidder. These cableways each have
a span of 1920 feet They are to be
operated electrically, and each one is
adapted to operate three yard grab
bucket OF its equivalent, representing
an average load of 10 to IL tons when
filled with sand or an average load of
concrete of eight tons. These buck
cts will be operated with an aerial
dumping DEVICE They will be in
stalled Immediately, and be completed
within 80 days
Four bids were received for these
cableways. ranging in price up to s5z.-
$50, and in time for installation, from
IS to $50 days.
The reclamation service reports ire
raendous crops of alfalfa seed from the
Yuma irrigation project, the yield run
ming as high as 500 pounds per acre
Prices last year ranged from IA to II
cents pound. so that returns from
alfalfa raising IN that section prom
Uses to be exceptionally good. ,
Bank Applications.
The controller of the currency re-
ports the following from southwestern
banks:
Application to organize received
from the Citizens National bank of
Phoenix, Ariz.; capital 100000.
Application to organize approved in
the case of the FIRST National bank,
of Mission, Texas; capital $685. 900.
Application to convert into national
bank received from the First State
bank. Of Folsom. n. N. to the First
National bank. of Folsom, with a cap
fta1 OF $4,000.
New Mexico Pensions.
Pensions have been granted New
Mexicsns as follows:
Mrs. Genovsva Marino. Santa Rita.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01
BAND ENTERTAINS
CROFT COTTAGERS
Many Ell Pasoans End Va
cations and Return to
Their Homes

Cloudcroft, N. M, Sept 1.-The
Fourth cavalry band gave a concert
at the Lodge which was much enjoyed
by cottagers and guests in Cloudcroft.
Rev and Mrs. Henry Easter. and
son George. and Mrs. Casters sister.
Miss Wing, have left for FL Paso after
spending the summer in Cloudcroft-
The Easter cottage will be occupied
for the rest of the season by Lieut.
Gardenhiere.
Mrs Guy Priest has left here after
spending the summer in Cloudcroft.
Miss Helen Scott, of Dallas, accompan-
led her, and will be her guest for sew
eral days in Ell Paso.
Judge w. NJ. Petico1as has returned
to Ell Paso after spending a short time
with his family.
Mrs. A. E. Heep, daughters Lena and
Alberta, and son Louis. leave Friday
for Ell Paso. after spending the sum-
mer in C1oudcroft
H B. Stevens and family leave Fri
day after spending the summer in
C1oudcroft.
Friday after spending a few days in
Cloudcroft. the guest of Mrs. H. D.
Slater at Cabin JoniInac-"
Mrs. Alice Morris and children have
left after spending the summer months
in Cloudcroft.
Miss Florence North has returned TO
Ell Paso after spending the summer in
Cloudcroft
The regular Thursday evening dance
was held at the pavilion Music was
furnished by the Fourth cavalry band.
Leo Kindig has returned to Fl Paso
after spending a short time in Cloud
croft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01
CLINT SCHOOLS TO
OPEN NEXT MONDAY

Clint, Tex, Sept. 1.-school viii open
at this place on Monday next with Miss
Ruth Critchett IN charge The San
Elizario school will open two weeks
later with Prof. Page and Miss Eliza
beth Robertson In charge.
The party given at the Krebaum
home was one of the most enjoyable
events Of the season. a very large
crowd of young people being in at
tendance, the event Deing in honor of
Miss Ella Simpson of Marathon, who
parted for her home on Tuesday
morning.
Mrs w. D. Greet visited her hus-
band at their ranch, returning to her
home in Ell Paso on Thursday evening;
Sam Evans has returned from Fort
Worth, Mrs. Evans remaining at that
place, where she is visiting relatives
Miss Mary Wadlington. of Ell Paso,
is visiting at the Wellington ranch
this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01
DAILY RECORD.
building Permits.

To Mayfield Realty company, to
erect a four room house on west Ia
lot s and all lot Z, block 49,, on Wyo-
ming street, Bassett's addition, to coss
$500.
Deeds Filed.
Alhambra Heights-W. H Austin,
James, L. Mari and A. W. Pollard to E.
A. Salisbury, lot rs, block II, and lot
As, block is: consideration. 1925. W.
H Austin, James L MARI and a w.
Pollard to E. A Salisbury. lots 9. 10
and p. block Is. lot q. block IA. lots
20 and 81, block II. and lots 16 and IT.
block IS; consideration, $500, A E
Salisbury to H. A. Robinson. lots 8
and 10, block, 16, and lots 20 and q,
block II; consideration. SO.
Public school lands-F. NJ Russell
and wife to Shelton A. Story. $40 acres
in section 16. block It; consideration.
s4624.
South Virginia street,. J. Mundy to
J. W. Gibbs, lots 16 and II, block IA,
Campbell addition; consideration. 81.
I Boulevard-Jose Navarrete to Dam
lei and Alberto Naudin, lot Z, block
%. Latta's addition; consideration.
s240.
Canutillo grant-R C. Bailey to ].
P. Rowley. 1894 acres; consideration.
Licensed to Wed
of meeting the demands for the trained
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01

You can easily sell It. Call Bell lis.
Auto 1115. tell the girl what 1t is and
The Herald will sell it No bother. no
formality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01
NAMES DELEGATES
FOR CONVENTIONS
Governor Selects New Mex
leo Men to Go to
Denver

Santa Fe, n. NJ. Sept 1.-Goyernor
Mills has appointed the following DEL
egates to the Third National consar-
walton congress at Kansas City. Mo
Sept 25 to q: A B. Stroup, Albu-
querque; Willard E. Holt, Deming. r
w. Kemp. Roswell; w. E. Lindsey. Por-
tales; w. T. Schwartz, Artesia. I. J.
Mabry, Clovis; R L Baca, Santa Fe:
Camilo Sanchez. Santa Rosa; VIII Rob-
inson, Roswell; B. c. Hernandez, Tier
ra Amarilla; T. W. Conway. Ration;
Percy Wilson, Silver City: Candida Pa
dillo, Manzano; Guillermo Giddings
Santa Rosa; R. H. Sims, Las Cruces.
Mayor Arthur Seligman has appointed
Bronson Cutting, Miguel A Otero and
L. Bradford Prince delegates to the
same congress.
Delegates to the Public Lands con-
vention at Denver, Sept. 90 to 80, have
been appointed by governor Mills as
follows: Solomon Luna, Los Lunas; H.
B. Hening, Albuquerque: r. p. Ervien.
Santa Fe; Hugo Seaberg, Ration; W. d.
Murray, Silver City; Max Nordhaus,
Las Vegas; R. J. Palen and. N B.
Laughlin, Santa Fe; Roman Gallegos,
San Jose; E. A. Miera, Cuba; Alexandra
Sandoval, Bernalil1o; Joseph Mahoney,
Deming; George L. Brooks and w. s.
Stricken, Albuquerque; Tito Melendez,
Mora, c. NJ Blackwell, Ration; F. ].
Quay. Carlsbad; Silvestre Mirabal. San
Rafael; j. E. Griffin, Socorro; R. H.
Sims, Isidoro Armijo and H. d. Bow
man, Las Cruces; H. H. Belts, Silver
City; j. P. McCorkle, Hillsboro; w. d.
Upton. Tularosa; R. S. Connen, Tula-
rosa; George B. Barber, Lincoln; Will
liam Mcintosh, Mcintosh; B. C. Her
nandez, TERRA Amarillo; Max Golden
berg, Tucumcari; J. NJ. Cunningham.
East Las Vegas: ]. E. McAllister. Clo-,
Wis; 2. A. Cahoon, Roswell; Smith Lea.
Roswell; Gregory Page. Gallup; Joseph
J. Jaffa, Roswell; A. n. Pratt. Carls-
bad; Otto Dieckman, H. ]. Reynolds,
Albuquerque; Charles Schlater. Clay
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01
PROGRAM FOR BAND
CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT.

Following is the program for the
concert by the Twenty-third infantry
band Thursday evening in Cleveland
Square from to o'clock:
1. March, The Thoroughbred. Engelmen
2. Overture, Jolly Robbers .Suppe
g. Kerry Dance M Motley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01

N NJ. s12 month from jan 4th, 1910,
and 81 month for her minor child.
Pablo Lucero. Colonias. N NJ, in
creased to $40 a month from July 2sth,
1911
Paulin Ulibarri. Colonias. N. NJ, in
creased to SIS from July 2Sth. 1911
John A Lowry, Nara VISA N NJ, In
creased to SIS from July 18TH
Pablo Solano, Iedoux, n. NJ, in
creased to SIS from July 18th. 1911
Postmasters have been appointed as
follows:
Mrs. Margaret E. Hendrix, Copper
Hill, ella county, Ariz.
Jose B. Espinosa Ildefonzo. Santa
Fe county, N NJ. vice d. Gonzales
Want a Postoffice.
Dripping Springs. q community "a
miles southwest of Globe. has petit
toned the postoffice department to be
supplied from Globe instead of by way
of Phoenix, now that mail route
from Globe to Kelvin is being talked
Of Dripping Springs would be on. the
Globe, Kelvin route If IL is established
Delegate Cameron has had restored
to entry the Cibola valley in Yuma
county This land was originally
withdrawn when the Yuma project was
in contemplation, but later develop
ments having shown that the hand in
question would not be irrigated from
the dam, the delegate used his efforts
to have It restored to entry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01
want a Postoffice.
HELD ON THEFT CHARGE.

A warrant was sworn out in justice
McCnntock's court on Thursday by
Jose Bustos, charging Guadalupe Or
teea with theft from the person. It is
charged by .Bustos that Ortega took
some wearing apparel from him while
he was asleep.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01

To rent vacant room. cottage, fiat
Herald Want" I'D. Over $4,000 Strong
Is the army Of readers who will read
your announcement in The Herald. Tel
ephone your advertisement to The Her
or store than hanging out For Rent
sign Tell all FL Paso about it through
aid now. Bell. 116; Auto. 1115.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01
pANTING FENCEs.

The fences surrounding the grass
plots between Mesa and Stanton
streets along the G. H tracks. are be-
ing painted white.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01
rREsPAss sIIIT FmED.

Suit was filed in the S4th district
court on Thursday by o. Q. Smith VS..
J. A. Dominy The suit is for trespass
and to try title
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-01
ADS BY PHONE.

Call Bell lis, Auto 1115. tell what
you want. The Herald boy viii collect
the next day.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
Ge3mnnsen, ihr Seim su perlaKen

Sebes Sabr lit cine sroBe @n5abl
bon ihlper S%eipenben. Die blirh Elm
S~lingenleibeu 9emartert fperben, ges
notbigt, mad, eincm anbcren &lima a.,
reiien. SicieS lit foitipielig unb nift
inmcr iid)er., IS sibt obcr einen
beiieren Ailslre9. 2aiiet Or. Sings
Neiu DISCOVERY gu6 3u 3quie furis
rem. sic furirte mid bon cincnl
&ungenleihen", idreibt %. n. 9tclion
bon Galnn,ine, ART. .nadbem allies
&nbere febl8eihlascn ipar unb id,
nabm nm Al Yiunb on 8eipidt an.
Sic 1T iiderli6 Die 3oni9in aaer
Suiten> nnb Gungenbeilmittel." Sauz
ienbe peroanfen b~erielben ibr 2eben
unb ibre @eiunbbeit. Sic ut ppiitip
9arantirt, DAP iie Suiten, Grfaltun>
gen, ga Grippe. saitbnla. Group =
ale 5aisz uub Sunaenleiben furirt.
80 Gents uuo 800. Yrobeflaife
III 2. @. Hucte' 5 s(potbefe. 656
Brain Str., Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
saxs.'sbisrssr aasstts. ptsnstae, nsn 12. srptrn.bsr tef1.

5ebnidbrieen Grin5eifin Solanbo
sum Spfer fiel. Hah Dem Ibbrnd,
Der Sagb itiee Die aonisin, rchts
ben flcinen Sumbert iaiienb, linfs
Magalba bnltenb, Die ibrcrieits lid,
lit Den, Arm Der Shmeiter ,spIaioo
einbadte, Den Berg binab our aopelle
bes Sbermen.@ Embellishments, no lid
Die 8olonie Der Spmmerfriihler 81
ibrer 8egriiBung cingeiunben bate.
Nohmittogs mlrben Die armen &in-
Der aus Der aon3en lln1eegenb i'm
fouielihcn Earf bon ct. Inna nit
3uder5eug, Sfofolabe un6 SpicIia.
den ieitens Der Hrinseiiinnen be.
ihenft. 8lcid ant Gintritt bee @ar.
tens hat bic aOnisin cinen Yauinon
crridtten laiien, NORM bic araufcu
aus ben nmliesenbcn 16riern pom
3eibarst nnterindt uub nit Nrsncien
periehcn weroen. Mrmc crbalteu
anhcroem 8clbmnteritiitnngen.
Gie leste 5reibiogb purbc ON 90.
ails. auf oelt iteilen Soben bes
Nonte Matto 5piifen Mnrionero
unb &ueerol peranitaltet. 0us @e.
mebrgefnatter oarerte bis aeger
49, llbr Natmittags, Damn Der,
Itummte es ploslih Sur aQgemeiner
lleberroihune, nomentlif aber Der
Sreiber, benen es gcrabe gelungen
mar, elm &libel Steinbofe ciner
6elsgrat erflimmen az laiien, De,
lid in ShuBpeite befanb. Die ST.
nisin hattie namlih Elm sntes @ori
fir bic uerfolsten Sbiere eingelegt
nnb .ibrem @emahI sebeten, linen
bas Sebcn ~ idenfen. Sofort gaf
Der aonia bas 3eihen gum abbrilf
Der Sagh, riftete bann aber leiner
pbotoarapbiihen apparat auf oit
%fliebenoen 9ode, Inn lie i~penieitcns
i'm Iueenblidsbiloe beimnebmen 81
fonnen. Ser aonie ging nit Der
ainoern allein nod ct. Inna sut
rid, mabrenb Die &onigin iif an
Babe Meris bel Der iprubeInoer
GueGe Gbiot be Storn benz Screaen,
fang btnsab.-Soi. &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
2nftig selebt mnb

ieIie sefcrber-io iubiIiert bic frepelbaft 1bcr.
hett ~inmitteu ibrer nuiretbeubeu ger9niieuneen
meidsn Der aorper mad, ben ihwereu Nniprif en-
6eB heutiseu 3ebeuserrper6e ntd5t geuafien III.
Gern nber bic Strait gdnafid, perssubet. usnn
adh Elm 3sbeSdhren Der Sdaruade einfeut, banu
etebt es 6euIen unb SdbnefIappern hilHpier
4erafueiHnng. Wcraus 3fu tterIet gu en%tuebmeu
Ut: S6onst Cure @siuno belt. 81. fe aber I'd, on
aneesriUe en-. leibet abr idon an Watttgteit unb
Sdhpade. an Slimmern Dor oen Augeu urb
Sdwinbelanfdnen. an 9opfidhnterSen uuo 5er5.
tiopfen. Verfuptuug urb Yeroauungsbefdliuer.
ben, 2eber. uub RiereuIeiben un6 anbereu Rrnnt.
heiten. netd1e Die forperlide 9errlttuns an mel.
ben. 10 persfueifeIt auf nidpt gltid. un6 Dor al.
lem pertrobeltr idit bic toh6are 9ett, bic Gud3
nod bfeibt. nm iuieber asiuno nerben gu tonnen.
nit unulsel alagen DDer gar oamit. ba6 abr
bon eirem Guadialter gu benz anoeren lauit. be
9ud bph nnr nit id1arisa Giften p6t,ftens cine
pprlbergsh enoe 5duid,ung Der BeHerueg oers
idhoHeu. &c 8tebt oann bod, nod. ute Iauienbs
BON VetsiIten treubis beseusea, elm iidteres
Mtttei: bic berib fnteii, ftur aus hetltrattigeu
pilan,sn subersitet,n ct bernard ardut.rpilsn.
Nqe apptbeteu. % Gents. e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
Nibt nptb,ucnbia, bic glrbcit cin.
suiteneu.

@cnn @ucr Gr5t Gud rGtb. Die
Irbcit eiu5uiteIlen beunrubiet CO
GlIh. Sd lam nidJt", iaect Sbr.
Sbr %ipiiiet, baB Sbr idiuad, uno abs
gemngert ieib, oab Cure 9eiunbbeit
nit icbem Gage abuimmt, aber Sbr
miibt arbeiten, 10 LANCE Sbr glid, auiz
redtbaltcn fonnt. 8as S6r beciirfet,
lit electric 8itters, Inn @urem &Drper
ncue 2ebensfraft 81 pcrleibcn. cine
pDai9e gntfrditisung 81 perbiiten lrlb
ben &Grper iuieber ~auf8ubauen. Geit
nidt idfpdflih ooer frdnflid, tpeIn
Die critic 9oiis electric 8ittcrs gId1
bereits nusen miro. Sauienbe iesncn
basielbe fiir Die @eiunbbeit unb Strait.
Die es linen aebradt. @erir6et cs.
Sebe Sloide lit sarantirt, DAB lie guf,
5ufriebeuitelen miro. Sur SO Gents
in E. @. Huete's Apot6efe, CSC
Raiu Ctr, 9nbuqle. Sotpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
IOWA
COMPANY

$4,000 ailoeramm Suriif unb Dem.
entiprehenb itiegen Die Yreiie bon
2,92 auf 3,16 Sr. Der 9urd)-
i6nittSpreiS Der gier Seigt gleif.
falGs cine nidt utaniebnli6e 3u.
nabnte bon $3.50 ST. auf 1920 Sr.
per tnlIienb Stiif. 0ieie 9ertbeue.
rurte trifit in eriter 2iuie Die fran5o.
iii6en gier, beren &urs I'M 9e5ems
ber 1909 nod 200 ST., I'M 9e5cmber
1910 bitgegen berelts $50 Sr. be.
trug. Der &iirS Der fremoen @icr
itieg IN Der gleifen Seit BON ito
alIf 124 ST. Die poritebenOen 3if.
fern, Die natiirlih nod lange nidt
Den p%oaitGnoigen aoniuin Der fran.
5oiiihen Salptitabt umfaiien, 5eigelt
bereits heutlih, mel6 groben lin.
fang Der @%roBbanbel IN Den Yariier
3entralballen angenommen
bat, Die langlt nift mebr fiir einen
berartigen &ieienperfebr altsreiten.
Namentlih IN ben lesten Wonateit
baben iid Die &lagen iiher ben llnge-
n~iigenoen 8aum bermaBcn permebrt,
baB Die Barrier Stabtpermoltiing ebe,
items on Die 0urhfiibrung Der lIngit
geplanten @rneiteruna Der 3entral.
balen berantreten nliib. Sn er1ter
2inie neroen Die q G nj il il Of.
er Der Barrier gannmeile bon Dem
&aummangel betroffen, ba lie ibre
er5eusniiie inter freiem Silrmel
feilbieten niiiien unb 10 ben 2alunen
bes Wetters untermorien bletben; Die
linen manhmal qari5 erbebliGen
Shaben bereiten. gtift milloer iper,
Den Die BIN IN e II bGn6Icr
burd bieie 0tiBitGnoe IN Den Gen.
tralballen 9eida0i9t, benen bel einenl
SabresumioB bon 14,175,9t5 Sr.
nno fir Die eingelallfenen 671,375
aorbe Elm gar 81 en9er Ylos aitge-
pieien lit. Der Haummangel III Den
Se%ntralballen fomlnt in eriter 2inie
Den eroben aommiiiiondren oes SOL.
lenpiertels 81 @iite, Die INNER mebr
oirefte g~e5iebnngen 5u hen Srobl.
5citten anfniipfen uno pielfnd], 10 no.
mentlid, nah Dem In5lanoe, bon Der
Troouftionsgegenb Glt2 ibre SenOuit.
gen erpeoicren. 9ieie 9%eniibungen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
Sin idredlid,er sinblid

mar fir 8. S. 8arnum bon Srcepille,
u. o., cine Sieberipunoe, Die ibn trob
pieler @ittel, sic er periudte, lett
pieien Sabren pcinigte. @nblid, ses
braild,te CT gudlcm's Iruifa Salbe
llnD id,rieb: vSie Bnnbe beilte 10
politdnoig, bab Tie fallm cine Tarbe
binterlieB." 9ieie Salbe beilt 8ranos
miinbcn, 8eihlpiire, gc5emn, Shnitts
wunbcn. G.uctiduuscu, Siibnerauscu
mo SGmprrbpiben ipie bur6 Sauber.
Hlir % Gcnts in g. B. Hucte's
apotbefc. 656 Nain StraBe, Sus
bliale, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12

lesat oes ct. gnbreos . Inter.
itiisungs.8ereins beim Oeutihelt
Honiid).a atboIiid)en GentraI.@ erciu
aerpeien, beiIen ,arl If. Sept. os.
Sabres III Chicago beginnenber Con.
pentioit er cbenialls beipobnen miro.
W1breno err eigentbiimer oes
naatb. @laubensbote" mar, murbe CT
nebit 5mei Mnberen, Die inslpiiden
geitprben iinb, POM Eapit Bins Dem
Neunten sum Ritter oeS Sciligen
@rabes %ernannt, ionic Sulil gopofa.
ten bes Seiliaeu Stubles. Gier5ig
Sabre binburb lit Col. Ieiiier elm
Dtitelieo Der 3eutid)en Sefferlon.
8cieaidaft ecpeien, uno 5ipei Sabre
lang bat er bel Oerielben Die Stelle
oes Erdiioenten befleioet. @ouper.
nerr Yroctor annit nradlte i'm 81
ei1em Sberiteu nllb Slii9elaoiutan.
ten bel iei1em perionIiheu Stabe.
Iuf Der &iidfebr BON Cincinnati,
mo CIR bcn ct. Inoreas . Inter.
itiisnngs Gerein pertrcteu bate,
itiirSte Col. 3euier in Solge zines
ungliidliden 3ufales am II. San.
1890 bon einem IN boiler Sabrt ben
Tunnel No. 9 paiiirenben 8. & g.
Vafiagier3u9e. Mit einem an BRET
Stellen scbrohenen 8eine lag er
breiSebn Stiiuben lang in Dem ourlf.
len, Sunllel, no er iih MIR nit
GilBeriter Inltrengune in Den Bai'
iergroben geihleppt bate. Or muroe
enblih bon Der geoienlng zines
5rahtSuges entoedt ur1b nah 9ouis-
bile 9eifafit. Sein benfpiiroiger
unfau nrroc in 2ouispiqer 3eituu.
gen beidrieben utb madte bann Die
8urbe burb Die Sreiie oes gan5en
2anbes.
Im 81. TGrs 1890 miirbe iein
@cbnbaus, in Dem er nod als ga.
tient nieberlog, bonn Gpclon beimge.
ilft. NIs Sol. Deuier aus Dem 8ett
iprans, nm lid Dor Dem idredliden
ataturcreieniB 5u retten, bra6 er
iein einseihientes unb eingegipstes
Bein bon Reliem, aIlein ieine frdftige
Contribution unb ieine @iaensfraft
iberpanben iflieBli6 aae Gerlesun.
een. 9as 0euier'ife Yusmaaren.
8eihGft puroe iibrigens burd ben
@pclon gum getrase BON etpa $1,000
beiddoigt.
sSr1 september 1890 ipobnte Col.
9euier bereifs pieber als Gelegot,
nenn aud aiif aritfen, Der galti.
morer Convention bes 9eutihen
&omiih : 3at6oliihen Central $ Ser
ems bel, unb es gelarg linn bamals,
Die nGditi1briee Convention fir
2oiiispile su iihern.
Die alten 9iirger bon Charles.
toipn lperben es ibm niht peraeiien,
Bob er bert i'm. Sabre 1864, OILS 8e.
neral Worean. Der beriihmte file.
genbe General" Der Siioltfer, nit
ieiner Brigade Die RGbe BON Charles.
tonn b%ennrubiate, bird cine gut or.
ganiiirte Siirsermaht aQe gorfeb.
rlinsen eegen cine g(ttnfe auf Die
Stabt traf unb bamit iener Dor.
beiigte.-,aatb. @laiibensbote."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
5ranen.AbOronnns Dor benz Snltan

Son il ontiuopeL 4. Sept.
-3um eriten Wale IN Der @eififie
Der Siirfei empfins Der Sultan cine
Iborbnung bon 5rauen. 0ieier
periprah Der Sultau, or niiroe allies
in ieifien arGiten Stebenbe tbirn, INN
bas Soos ottomaniifer Srouen 3rl
perbeiieru. Die slborouung trua
alciber BON peiteurop1iidem S6nitt.
slae Witglieoer waren tiei per-
ihleiert.