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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

The Rev. J. d. Rice will preach his
nrst sermon Sunday evening, May
18th. The choir will render special
music in honor of the occasion. Mr..
Rice returned to this city Monday
morning after most successful year
at the greatest Negro Theological
Seminary in the world.
The ladies have begun to serve
good things to eat every Thursday at
the parsonage. The Aid invites
friends and strangers to come and
take an active part in these meetings
Mr.. Evans. brother of Mrs NJ
f'orney. arrived in our city a sbort
time ago. He will make Denver his
home ms
Mrs j. Nj. Johns will soon leave for
Los Angeles, Cal, where she will %
Tor vacation. Mrs. Johns is one or
SCOTS substantial members. We wish
iier pleasant stay on the coast.
Mrs. Anna Bobo- Dawson of nda-
pendence, Kansas, formerly of Den.
yer, VIII soon visit old friends in ,bir
Mrs. Dawson is prominent in
church circles. Her husband. the Rev
WIN. Dawson. is now stationed nj ,
very important charge in Indenend.
ence.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06
shoRTER's QUARTERLY MEET.

Sunday is Quarterly Meeting at
Shorter. The presiding elder, J. c. c.
Owns. breaches at IL a. IN. and p. m
The Rev. j. S. Payne of Boulder
breaches the communion sermon at
u. m. All city pastors and congrega-
tions are invited.
Special Missionary program by the
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Conservation services at Allen En-
deavof League. p. m.
Shorter is to give Denver musical
treat in the Grand Recital of Nine.
Neale Hawkins. Buckner, the acknowl-
edged soprano queen OF song, and Mr..
NJ. Edward Atkinson. lyric tenor OF
note, on Monday, May 20. under aus
pices of the ushers' Clubs. These
artists make tour OF Europe in Sep
tember.
The pastor and official board heart
iiy indorsed the idea that many of the
notices not connected with church af-
fairs be unread. They also urge that
the people be in their seats promptly
at the hour of service TO cooperate
with the pastor In not prolonging the
hours Of service.
Members are invited to the Quar-
terly Conference Monday at $3.50 y.
nj. Visitors are always welcome at
Shorter.
The medical. men furnished n pro
gram for the Sunday night service
which dealt with tuberculosis. The
speakers were Drs. DeFrantz, Hun
and Sprat!In. Methods Of prevention
are OF special interest to everybody
since this disease is absolutely pre-
ventable and also Ia durable in the
first stages. 1t was listened to with
great interest.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06
SCOTT M. e. CHURCH.

The Sunday morning topic will be
One Thing Thou Lackest." and the
evening topic Unity with Diversity"
These subjects promise to be inter
esting. You will find cordial well
come awaits you.
Do not forget our current expense
rally Sunday all day There will be
no afternoon service. The class lead
ers will have charge of the rally.
Every member and friend is urged to
be present with his or her dollar.
Our prayer meeting last Wednes-
day night was largely attended. w.
S. Evans was the leader. The talks
by the pastor are finding long felt
place in the hearts of the hearers who
attend these meetings.
You will do us special favor if
you will honor our solicitors when
they come around hunting help on our
Ladies' Aid fair and dinner. Here is
an opportunity TO help worthy cause
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT nav

'-s,aee ,., OF Acey j. Carson. Deceased
ne "ndersigned having been ap-
pointed Administrative OF the estate
OF Acey j. Carson. late of tho C;t,,
ana County of Denver. in the state
VI ooiorauo, deceased. hereby gives
notice that she will appear before tbe
=, oo"nty Court of said City and County
y, Denver, at the Court House IN
oehVer. in said County. on Mona.,
.he oth day of June. A. ID. 1s11 ~
sne nouf or $3.50 o'clock a. m. OF said
uas. at which time all persons having
,a,'ns ana n AGAINST said estate are notified
ana requested to attend for the mr.
pose OF having the same adjustea a.,
persons indebted to said estate are
,equested to make immediate nav.
''eht TO the undersigned.
Dated at Denver. Colorado. this 4th
oay OF May. A. D. 1911.
LAURA E. CARSON
Administratrix OF the Estate -, A..
). Carson. Deceased. - Aey
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06
DENVER NEWS
COMING EVENTS.

May-Bnrgain Social and Coundrum
Supper at Bethlehem Church.
May 9-May Party by Parish Guild of
The Redeemer at Fern Hall.
May g Mite Social at Bethlehem Bap-
tist Church.
May 22-Dr. w. E. B. Dubois at Peo-
ple's Tabernacle.
May 23-Spring Festival, Columbine
Court, l. o. o. c., Dania Hall.
May 3O--Ball at East Turner Hall.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06
Y. N. c. q. FOR MAY.

May ,th-Open meeting, led by
president.
May f4th-Mothers Day. Mrs. l..
NJ Froman presiding
May sIst-Young Mems Day, Dr.
Dubois is invited.
May 2Sth-The Rev. Bray.
Bible Class each Saturday. 2il2
Welton, from s to p. m.
Meetings at Shorter Chapel. Twen-
tv-third and Washington street
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO.

No one need suffer with headache
for the Elite Headache powders are
wonder workers. Try them. OF course
The Elite Drug Store has also the best
prescription facilities and all classes SIS
Of drug merchandise. 2lo0 Arapahoe
street. Phone Main 1l4i.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

Mrs. Amy johnson. who is en- route
from Hot Springs to New York City.
has been spending several days in the
city the guest OF her relative. Mrs E.
NJ. Maury. On Friday night. Miss
Millie Maury and Mesdames Mary To-
son. Danella Hogue and Robert Black
gave a party in her honor, at which
they entertained number OF guests
with music an1 dancing. On Tuesday
night of this week she was again the
guest of honor at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Williams. The usual
social amusements were indulged in.
She left for the East Thursday carry
ing her little daughter.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

Chas. S. Dardeon, an attorney from
Los Angeles, was in the city Tuesday
on his way east. He went to Cripple
Creek on business and then continued
on his journey. He was escorted over
the city by DR.. Faulkner
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06
IN MEMORIAM.

Inscribed TO the memory OF Tillie
Il. Ames. who departed this life May
4. 1908. Gone but not forgotten
MOTHER SISTER AND CHILDREN.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

6EEF-CORN-FEO
All steaks, lb. b..........l 10 and l2lsc
Prime rib roast, Id. ...........11is isc
Boned and rolled. lb. .l2iac
Rump roast. center cut. lb. .l1isc
Pot roast. your choice. III 10 and l2iec C
Boiling beef. lb. ..5is and 1iec
Home sausage. H. lb.........10 10c
Corned beef. ID. .1iac
VEAL.
Veal roast, your choice. lb. 49,.
.....-..........l 10 and l2lsc
Veal outlets, leg or loin. lb. 49,. .15c
Veal chops. ID. b............12 .12lac
Veal stew, lb. .Sisc
LAMB.
Leg of lamb. ID. .12Isc
Shoulder of lamb, lb. 9kc
Rib or loin lamb chops. ID. -. .12hc
Lamb steak. ID. Observation-Disclosures loo
lbs. lamb stew 25c
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06
Fine watch repairing and clock re-
pairing q speciality. A. p. Williams,
2O27 Stout street.

Willis Hood and j. r. Hood, accom-
panied Rev. Harding TO the city this
week, where they are advertising
Mexican land which is being sold by
the Southern Land and Development
company. in which they are interest
ed. They spoke last night at Bethle-
hem church.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

The Pride of the West Cleaning
Works does all kinds Of cleaning,
pressing and repairing Of mems and
Women's clothing. Phone Main 1928.
1929 Arapahoe street Skinner and
Grimes, Props.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

PORK.
Whole pork loins, 10. ..11i2 C
Shoulders of pork, Id. ..S1a C
Fresh hams. X or whole, ID. .121a C
Loin pork roast, ID. 1875
LARD.
lbs. pure lard. Holly brand. 35c
; lbs. pure lard Holly brand. soc
10 lbs. pure lard. Holly brand 81 90
HAMS AND BACONS.
6 lbs. Dold's Buffalo. o....... $l.o0
The best brands hams u whole. 15c
EGGS AND BUTTER.
lbs, of pure creamery butter for. i5c
, doz. guaranteed fresh eggs for. soc
POULTRY.
Home-dressed hens. per lb.. 16ls C
Home-dressed springs. per lb. IL II C
Quality Second to None.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

The Sunshine Club meets mex
Thursday night with Mrs. Lotue Mar
tin of 1918 East Twentieth avenue
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

Dress making and ladies' tailoring
by Miss Beatrice Lewis OF 2339 Giipin
street. Satisfaction assured
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

Mrs. M. Kitchen Is an experienced
nurse, making a specially Of confine-
ment cases. Phone Champa 241e.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06
Cut Rate Market Co.
All Steaks 1907 WELT0N STREET All Steaks
~ 49, ~ 2647 WELTON STREET ~ 49,.
luz IL I-ZC 27O1 LARIMER STREET IU&IZI.ZC
Extra Special Saturday Meat Sale

we are on choice esh confed beef win
will
weeks supply one-third of living
markets cheap
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

Mrs. Beasley is suffering with rheu
matism.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

Rev. j. l.. Harding of Pueblo will
speak at the Alliance Sunday. and w.
w. Hood will show some stereopticon
views. Lawyer Townsend and DR..
Hun will also speak. The meeting
will open at 3 O'Clock at the hall at
1880 Welton street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Taylor are again
residing here. She is conducting a
rooming house at i2l Twenty-nfth
street. in large, commodious modern
house
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

THE LADIES W1N-All hearts will
give the palm to Columbine Court, l
O. o. c. at their May entertainment at
Dania hall May %: 25c to get in. You
won't want TO leave.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

Mrs. Nettie Penix-Herndon, former
Iy instructor at Western University.
10 seeking students in piano instruc-
ton. 2542 Gaylord street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

Mrs. Bette Galloway returned
the city this week.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06
Mrs. pollie Hamilton has been ill.

w. A. Sloane, who took the civil
service examination early in the year,
has received appointment as perma-
nent fireman at Engine No. 3. This
is the place that G. w. Redfield has
been filling temporarily for some time.
Mrs. Mollie Allen, sister of Mrs.
Starns, who conducts the cafe at 1908
Nineteenth street, is in the city from
Douglas, Wyo., and will remain here
two weeks.
Mrs. Leachman, who has been a
guest at Hotel Abyssinia, left Thurs
day for Ft Ethen Allen, Va.
The Abyssinia Dining Room will
serve meals Sunday. Ice cream and
cake will also be served. Mrs. l..
Frederick, prop.
o. w. Skinner left Thursday for his
ranch in the eastern part of the state.
Mrs. J. Wesley Jones was called to
Omaha by the serious illness of her sis
ter.
Miss Mary R. Martin. arrives today
from Philadelphia. She will be stenog-
rapher for Madam Perkins.
Arrivals at Hotel Abyssinia: A. P.
Craig, NJ Willis. II. T. Sloan. G. Wag-
ner. ]. NJ. Lindsey, B. G. Bresham, NJ.
Owens, E. A. Sprague, Mr.. Middleson,
A w Wilson. c. Durham, S. C. Cor
bin. G. o. Duncan, Chicago; II. G.
Scott, San Francisco; Robt. Johnson.
Lincoln. Neb.; J. NJ. Lehrer. S. H.
Burnett, Mr.. Easley, Kansas City; E.
A. and c. R. Thompson, St. Louis !;
Mrs. Alice Clark, Omaha, Neb. A. w.
Comd, Salt Lake; DR.. Davis. Nash
Vile; Mrs. Leachman, Mrs. Q. Chap
man. Ft. Morgan: j. w. Rice, Akron; /;
c. ]. Tarbet: Mrs. Ruth Hoffman.
Mrs. b. Smith and daughters were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Williams
at dinner Wednesday at Hotel Abys-
sinia.
The funeral of Mrs. Emma Washum,
who died Tuesday. will be held from
A NJ Lawhorn's undertaking parlors,
Sunday at O'Clock.
Mrs. Thos. Williams OF 2gl3 Glen
arm Place entertained for Mrs. John
son Tuesday evening. Mrs. Johnson
left the following day for New York.
Mrs. Bette Galloway returned 10
the city this week.
Mrs. Beasley is suffering with rheu
matism.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Taylor are again
residing here. She is conducting a
rooming house at 42l Twenty-hfth
street. in large. commodious modern
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

Much Meat for Little Money.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

Mrs. Thos. Williams of 2913 Glen
arm Place entertained for Mrs. John
son Tuesday evening. Mrs. Johnson
left the following day for New York.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

w. A. Sloane, who took the civil
service examination early in the year,
has received appointment as perma-
nent fireman at Engine No. 3. This
is the place that G. W. Redfield has
been filling temporarily for some time.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

cent Cash : s y, s wort:
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-06

The funeral OF Mrs. Emma Washum
who died Tuesday. will be held from
A. NJ. Lawhorn's undertaking parlors
Sunday at o'clock.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.

&inb: on mlbt fir i'm iorgen-bit
barfit i'm nidt I'M Stid laiien-
muBt alles fir i'm tbun!"
9erubigenoe @orte troiteten i'm,
berubigenbe Wittel iudten Die I'm
rube 81 beihmidtigcr, bod mar eS
MIR fir &itgenblife.
8egen Mitternadt ridtete er lid
plobli1 auf mno beibe Irnle bod Re.
bend, rief er, mie IN furhtbarenl
S1refen:
r@r bot ieinen @ott berleugnet, err
bat ieinen @obltbGter perleumoet, CT
bat ieine before lleber5eilgung perra1
then! Serr, bilf, ionit gebt er 81
@runoe!"
Sarauf ianf er suriid in Die arme
ieiner m%einenben 8inoer.
&omteiie @liie meilte BEL ibnen,
unb nit ibrer milben Stimme las iie
Die Sterbegebete. Oils tie on Die
@orte fam: ySerr, aif Did babe if)
eeboift, in Gpigfeit tperbe id) nift ST.
Sdouoen nerben," iiberaog ein li6ter
S1ein iein Intlib.
,Serr-laB i'm nidt-5u @rruOe
eeben!" baiid)te er leiie-uno Damn
mar Der leste aampf balo ausse-
fdmpft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

Seiner Spdter, ieiner angela, Die
10 it'll unb lieblid iein &ranfenbett
limgab, Die ieit friibeIter &inobeit mir
fir Den Batter batte leben pollen-
nnb Die nbas lette nno ihonite 8e.
ihenf mar, bas linn ibre I,itter &c.
mabt", bate er 10 oft ge0anft, DaB
er iest MIR nod bur6 8lide ieiner
Gmpfinolung fir Tie Iusbruf CAB, 10.
bal6 lie linn nabte. 9enn Tie bate
piel 81 tbun in Der @irtbihaft uno
i'm Saliie, nun Die 8eid)Wiiter &C.
fpmmen maren. Still itnb einfad)
tbat lie ibr Sageperf, uub mr. 81.
meilen boIte Tie iif @utb ilnb StGrfe
bel Der 9omteiie, Die ibr NIT einem
S%anoeorilf, nit einem liebepoaen
@ort ibr WitgefiibI bef,,nbete. Iqe
9riioer periiberten Dem Sater, baB
lie fir Die S1tpelter iorgen miirben,
bob er iid ibretmegen feline Gorge 81
MAIDEN braufe, uno nit ber5liber
8aterfreube nabm er oieies @eripre.
ber ettgegen.
9ereint NIT ieinem @ott bate Sch.
rer Mtiller mobl in filler greebung
Die lesten Stunben iiberitanben-
aber Der cine, Der Sortgebliebene,
nabm 5rlest ale feline @eoanfen IN
aniprud). Simmer pieoer glitt iein
Name iiber feline 2ippen, INNER pies
Der rief er i'm balb emit uno itrenge,
balo flagenb unb bitteno. Stets bon
ncuem fraate err, Oh ieine aranfbeit
ibm alih m%itgetbeilt poroeu lei.
rIngela, Die Mutter bate bid iei.
ner Sbbat empfoblen," iagte Der tier.
benoe 8ater; ner ioIte fir bid ior.
gen.-gs miro anbers fommen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
observation-disclosures &apitel.

Ginen Gag ipGter, nod Dor Der Sc.
erbiguns bes Sebrers, bradyte Die
Hoit einen 9rief 5uriif, Der offenbar
ihon LANCE berumgeirrt mar, benn
Die abreiie NOR nit ben perihieoen.
item SrtSangaben gar5 bebeft. @S
mar oes 2ebrers letter Brief OF ben
Sobn, Der nod &ublanb eegangen
unb bann nergeblid Dem aoreiiaten
an aae mogliden Srte nabgeianot
norben mar.
Cine Ingabe baron %intereiiierte
gliie, tpenn lie aud nidts oapon er.
mdbnte: in aonigsberg mar Der griei
nud) gelanbet, uno Die Sdrift, Die
cine i6mei3erii6e Ibreiie barauf ge.
iett bate, mar nmleugbar 6ieienige
Hifarb Sartens. Softor Wiiqer
mar alio bel inn gepeien rno bate
bort mobl Die Bapiere erbalten, Die
er ibr sei6idt bate.
aber iie idlua ii6 ben @ebanfen
Jest aus Dem Sinn. Der Sob bes
idlidten Mannes, Der ibr nnb Den
Sbrigen 10 treu angebansen bate
unb beiien innere 3uirieoenbeit bel
alien Y~riifulgen ibr 10 oft elm lcud.
tenbes 8eiipiel gepeien, mar ibr elm
GROCER Shmer5. @ie oft bate er
bon Den aGmpfen unb Sorsen bes
aebens aeiagt: .gs 1T elm Sase.
merit" Sein einfader, feiter CLAUDE
CAB ibm Die geiiinoe 2ebensauffai.
Inng, Die in ben Stiirnlen bes 2ebens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
lid Nadridt CAB, obi6on er es ibi
10 fpetia Ounfte?

lid Na6ridt CAB, obifon er es ibr
10 penig Danfte2
gtah allem, mas gelheben, nod
allem, mas iie iett ipieber oiirf ieine
9riioer geb0rt bate, mar ibr Dies
Seranoraugen gan5 unleiolid. Sic
iiberlegtc, oh lie ben grief ungeleien
pernidten iolte. Smmerbin fonnte er
eilen Iuftrag entbaIten, pieQeid)t elm
@ort, oos lie Dem Batter bate iiber.
mitteln iollen.-
Sic 6iinete ben 9rief. @ieoer
panoelte lie Die Suit on, i'm Su per.
nidten, oenn Der Same &iharo .Sor.
tens leud,tete ibr gleif in oen erIten
3eilen entgegen. Iber bann-uno
oann-las lie es bod.
So, iie las es 5ipei. unb oreimol,
I'M lid ST. periihern, oab lie iid)
nidt IRE. slber elm Srtbum ipar oa
mirflid niht mogIif.
Iiiaer itien bon ser grfronfu1g
leines Iaters nod nid)tS 81 miiien,
oenn er beaann sleid nit DER Salpt.
iafe:
2eBtbin ianbte id Sbnen einen
9rief, Der Sbnen beitGtigen ioate,
Dab i6 oamals Die @abrbeit gereoet,
als ih Baron Hidaro ben gntiiibrer
Der Srait 9iitfe nannte. Seute or.
beiiht es Die Wabrbeitsliebe, bab id)
allies niberrufe, ai,6 meme friibere
Mus1age.
aomteiie mogen iiber mid oenfen
ipie Sic mouen, aber ib bin fem Gig.
ner unb @erleumoer, mein ih iest
erflare: Baron Hifarb lit polfom-
men unifuIOig. Sielmebr berllbten
meme Seobahtiingen auf einem er.
flGrli6en, ober nihtsoeItolpeniger
ibmeren Srrtbum. Hrin3 Saalburg
lit Der Shuloige. Hiharo Sarten
batte bon benz nabren Sadperbalt
nihts geabnt, als er oamaIs Die 9e.
gleituns Der Game iibernabm. Seine
ein5ige S6ulo lit, bob er Den 9riei-
nefiel hlrd ieinen Hamen befte, in.
Dem er geitattete, bob ibre 9rieie alti
Dem llmrpege iiber ieiue aoreiie al
Saalburg g~elangten. gs ioa nGmlid,
fir Saalbllrg unenoliGl niel oapon
abgebangen baben, ba6 Dos 8erbGlt.
nib niht befannt ip,tr6e, irnb err ioa
lie, iobalb es moglih mar, 81 ieiner
Srau baben MAIDEN wollen. Sbre
ge5ieblngen ielbit ioa Sarten nibt
%geforbert, ionoern eritrpert baben,
iagte mir Die Srau aommerSienratb,
bon Der i'd oieie gngaben beiise.
sllio mar es be5iigli6 Der griefe mie.
Der Elm ihpaflites Nad)geben pie
bel ienem 9uel.
9od ih babe niht bas Geht, bar.
iiber 81 ridten ooer 81 urtbeilen.
Weine Inihaunmaen baben genef).
ielt, uno Die fir6li6e Sprannei, Die
iiber ole uniere 5arteiten gmpiinoun.
gen gebieten wia, Die ar6 Der 2iebe
Seiieln anle9t, pelfe nidt Slt ibr
paiien unO ibren wonnigen 5raum 81,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

barter ate6tidaft panoeIt, lit fir
mid nidt mebr maBgebeno.
2cben Sic pobl! Illh Der WtenI6
pbne @ott behalf oas Soeal Der
@nbrbeitsliebel
Meine @ege erforbern jest, Dob
i6 alle arGfte 5u~iammerncbme. SD
perbe fGmpfeu miiIien gegen allies,
mas mir emit bod ullO beilig mar.
@as perben ih rnO meine 8enoiien
erreiben? @ieaeiht iinb mir al-
nGtlt nur sic r1henben gngel Der.
ienigen, Die bis ieBt bes SebenS SaIt
am oriifeubiten getragen baben. Der
alaiienfampf lit All Die Stelle oes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Haiienfampfes getreten, itnb er miro
in ieiner @eiie iiegreih ieiu!
Or GAu,tuA Mii0rr

Sr. Goillllft0 Wfltler.
Ils Serbert na6 einiger Belt III
oos 3Hrmer frat, fanb ->er icing
S1neiter beiinuungsIos nit Dem
aopf auf Dem Sii6e liegen. @ab.
reno er iif bemiibte, lie ~altf5uneder,
Job er oen 9rief r1tb erfannte Die lin.
terihrift: gbmilno Nfiiaer! Dine
Su iibcrlegen, pie bon ielbit, nabm er
bas Shreiben an lid, Damn elite er
fort, Siilfe 81 bolen.
gS balierte cine gauge 8eile, Bis
Gliie aus Der Obnmaft erpad)te.
Damn loite elm beftiger @einframpf
ibre @ritarrung. gS fonnte inoeB
fem Shmer5 iein, Der oieiem ar
@rtlnbe lag, oas erfannten Die In.
neienben-ibr gllge b1tte ionit ni6t
10 bea, fait freuoig geleudtet.
Nof Der llebermiibune unb sli,f.
reaiing Der lesten Gage fano man es
ni6t 10 rnnatiirlid, bob lie eublih
5uiummengebrohen mar. Nur Ser
bertS Wiene nahm ienen eigentbiim.
lid trdumerii6en, nahoenflihen
slusbrlld an, Der i'm oft 10 altflug
erideinen lieB.
Gortietuna foIgt.)
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

9ene grs,pabl pom @etrdifen in Slai6en.
Befelunsen per Qoif perben aitf bas pronts
ptsite unb Bette beiorgt NIB blelbsl tets
priudt. Dsan i1reibe nm cine pretsllits.
Meferens: Dubuque Rational ganf.
Dstm e@reiben srpdbue mau Geh. bieiss SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Eur aetI. 8ea&tans far grteHer:
G@MItar.W

Soranttrt nuo ppu beu beiteu Seiguiileii
be9leitet. Trp NIB Sweet 2Seius
cine SpeSia!itat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Die Gnterbten.

Gortietung bon Der 2. Seite.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-18
THINKS MADERO
CERTAIN TO WIN
GUstavO MaderO Does Not
Believe Election VIII
Be Put Off

Monterey, Mexico. Sept. 18-In an in
terview, Gustavo Madero, who arrived
from Mexico City with his family stated
lnat ms visit at this time TO Monterey
was only for the purpose Of bringing
MS family home and that he would re-
turn in few days to the capital citv..
Respecting the political situafio1
at present in this country" said MI
Aadero, that is to say, the matter Of
presidential candidates. think THAI
the majority Of the inhabitants Of lie
republic are for my brother Francisco
as near as 1 have been able to observe
on all sides.
i do not think it possible that the
Heylsta faction VIII secure postDone-
ment Of the election, which constitutes
us only hope. The people do not want
men OF the form or dictatorship ana FOR
- -Lal reason cannot see any good in the
works which have been effected Ia hfs
Iavor. Proof positive Of this is the
manifestation Of September g. where if
was possible to unite only 500 follow
ers Of Reyes
As TO the cabinet which viii work
beside my brother, II he is elected if
VIII be the same as now stands with
81 de "a Barra. with the exception az
those who might wish to withdraw"