davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

any other class below four hundred
thousand votes only consolation
prizes viii be given These figures
are SO small that there seems to hs
little chance Of this reservation affect
ing the final distribution Of prizes
Any protest against the elirihnity
Of any candidate will not be consid-
cred If votes have been cast for sad
candidate for a period Of thirty so
days or longer.
In the event Of tie between con.
testants in any class both viii 90
counted winners.
Any successful candidate shall have
the right 70 dispose Of the prize won
No ballot or coupon will be count
ed unless received at the office Of N
Free Press association. l@ CoNesl
street, Burlington, Vt, prior to thu
time set for the contest TO end
Any questions that may arise w
be determined by The Free Press ant
its decisions viii he absolute ant
final.
To secure special coupons al
moneys must reach this office' AS-
cnts are authorized 10 receive subs
scriptions. but coupons are only is
.ued from THE FREE PRESS office
inter receipt OF the money from tho
agcnt.
An candidates must accept and
agree TO abide by the above condi-
! tions,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
WILL BUILD 96-FOOT DAM
Rutland Power Company 10 Harness
Power ON NH River-Nul Ne
100 Feet High.

Rutland aug s-The announcement.
to-day that the Rutland Railway, LlEht
q Power company had started to build "a
dam % feet high and over 100 feet long
in the lower gorge on Mil river i'm C.ar-
endon' shows that the mower r,iru.su ea
by the stream is in great demand and
that two big companies are striving 10
see which can harness it first. In dam
ming the stream before their intentions
had become known the Rutland concern
is stealing march on the Clarendon
Power company, chartered by the last
Legislature and now preparing. when
the result of certain litigation IS known,
to establish $4,000 power plant.
When the local company learned las,
spring that tho Clarendon corporation
was securing options to control 300 acre,
Of land along the river they went 10 vorl,
quietly and bought a 37-acre strip. This
piece was wanted very much by IN.
Clarendon concern and since they have
found that they cannot control II the,
have begun chancery proceedings to get
the riEht OF way for IL pipe line over II
There will be a hearing on the matte,
this week. The Clarendon company car
not go ahead with their work until the,
SNOW tho outcome of tho hearing auc
meanwhile tho Rutland company vii
have good start with their dam. Tn,
local concern already have II power lin,
running within half mile OF the newly
| begun dam
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
Edith Russell Gambler, Former
Society Girl, Denied Petition
by Justice Pendleton.
NOT DESERTED BY HUSBAND
Court Holds That Woman S Effort
at Reconciliation Could Not
Be Accepted in Good
Faith.

New York. Aug Edith Russell
Gambler the former Atlanta society
girl. loses nor fight for a separation
and the writ she prayed for goes in
stead 70 Edward V. Gambler. hor hus-
band. New York bank cashier, ac-
cordlng to n decision handed down in
her action by the supreme Court. this
afternoon. Gamblers suit for annul-
/ mont of tho marriage is ON the fall
calendar for jury trial.
| Justice Pondlcton. who wrote the
decision, finds that Mrs Gambler was
not deserted by hcr husband. within
the meaning Of the law, because the
| dcsertion was not unjustHable. Mrs.
1 Gamhiers effort at reconciliation, the
court finds. could not be accepted in
good faith
It was testified AT the trial, which had
several sensational features. that Mrs
Gambler was often seen IN the company
of IAN unknown man" The court says
this was scarcely in accord with the
customary pro1riety for married
woman"
On the other hand, tho decision states,
Gauhcr "lovcd tho plaintiff; married
her with every intention of doins his
duty by her and treated her with great
coasiucration kindness and attention"
"lt is possible II he had treated her
with less consideration and had been
! moro sn1fieh If would have been better
for her and both Of thcm," the decision
continues. LAS 70 tho plaintiffs assertion
that she really loved tho defendant dur
Ing the period between tho marriage and
( the separation, It IS difficult to believe
.t.- htr ~ q % of Ma "a r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
POKER PLAYERS FINED.


Rutland, Aug. William P. Phelen
OF Bennington was brought to ms Guy
by Deputy Sheriff y. a. Barker to-uaE
on warrant issued by states Attorney
Il. l.. Stafford, charging him with play
ing cards for money. His arrest Is the
outcome of the raid on poker game at
the Grand View Hotel on strong avenue
by the sherlffs departments Ihalen is tAe
seventh of the oigh. men found around
the table to be prosecuted
He told the court that he was a dealer
In automobile supplies and that he was
In Rutland on a regular business CAL the
3lst and just happened to he at the motel
when the game was played. Inc State :
attorney said that Phalon had CONSIDER
able reputation up and down tho state as
pol;or player and that it was ne VINO
arranged FOR the game in Rutland
Tho fine was fixed at s. with costs OF
| s.r2o, which Phalon paid.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10


The death Of John Warnc Gates re-
moves in Ibis primo one Of the boldest and
most successful American financiers and
a picturesque fielIro in the field of sports.
Since 1850. when he organized the South
crn Wire company. Mr. Gates had been
Il man with whom it was necessary to
reckon in tho particular Industrial af-
fairs to which he had given his attention.
In recent Years he found relaxation from
business cares in becoming prominent
patron Of the American turf.
Mr. Gates began his business career
as proprietor of a hardware store at
Turner Junction. III. near the farm
whore he was born in 1858. His PAR
onty wo.. As,l 4. ana 1rp,v Gates Az
- Charles Ill in 1874 he married
ueuoru r. Bal,nr ,,,o vim thci. SON
cb.,.lcs . ,o,os y,.,,.t..,- RI, ,,,,,
In. bod ,,otn+otnod no-o g., ~,.,,
v,,,, ,..,. g.. .a,..., 1900.
r,ror, hon,.,.a.. ,.,. 49,.
c.+os ,aa,,,,a ,,,.a.a..",
.,.,,, CO.
'1,'
az 49, l'o''S, re Or
N, a. w re '"'''
1 '"'''' ''' u J." 'o'-' ne 'o' ''''.'" WIZ
49,, "' "''S IA
"''' VIE ''"P' n.y. '''
''-'9 "'S wa 10 '"e get"
'''P"iiE' IN 'S' ne o.
3''''-'' '''' <'i''e'I''h >'eeI ana ~
""''H !" now subsidiary
% '.'' h't'u states Stee! corporation
'Ii"~'!'F interested IN steel ana late
III o"' INC nHah''er was also identified
,"'ee operations Oh ra!1"a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
TOBACCO SMUGGLING PLOT
Customs inspectors Jnearth scheme 1T
Boston--Arrests VoiIow.

Boston, Aug An alleged tobacco
smuggling plot which has been in
successful operation at this port for
at least two years and through which
several hundred thousand dollars worth
Of leaf tobacco brought from a town
near Hamburg. Germany, has been
landed without duty, has been un-
carthed by customs inspectors II was
learned to-day. Two arrests have been
made, and the inspectors haze solved
$4,000 worth Of the alleged c'\tr1-
band article. The men arrested are
| stevedorcs employed on the docks Hf
the Hamburg American Line steam
! ship company.
The ring leaders OF the Smuggling
operations are believed to he located
in Boston and New York, Half doZ-
en- tobacco merchants are sanA 20 be
| concerned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

The matron stated that she did nor "r'"N
liquor there and that she had not pc''
drunk, but that II was thought h'S' ~
have her leave.
Ncttie has made threats to take hor nv
IT IS said ana the threats were thNc" as
jokes by her friends on one o'c"S'"''
poison was taken away from her
The woman, her friends say was sre"'-
ly disappointed when she lost her I'Ner.
She did not seem her real sell ""u
talked rather wildly She is said 10 nav.
declared that he her formc: lover WOULD
regret his Cnangc Of affections.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

ticc Of the peace, but he and that fash
'onahle set want church wedding
above everything else. or course. there
may he men of other religions who for
$3.50 or even for IS viii pronounce the
words Of the marriage ceremony, hat
he win tud that these willing ones are
not held in high regard by any church
or any community.
"Thosc who inherit thor wealth arc
the worst. Look at the Clouds, the
Astors, the DreXels. all furnishing grist
for the divorce mills, material for the
scandal factories. What are the dis
2raced ana disrraoeful members OF
these families doing with their lives
What do they care far public opinion
and churchy cauons? Shall we be as
! comrlaisant and as snobblsh as they
/ are iueolent and sinful?
In reply to the two questions; "Wha'
caused You 10 preach as You did" ~
"Whut g. your opinion Of the Smart So
women" mr. Richmond said:
at A. time for the church TO Lo
specific IN hcr teachings She must
NOT simply preach on sin hut must sal
Thou art a sinner Men want mor'
IcoucrctenoFs in our pulpit instruction
/ 1t is easy to pass resolutions on d.
, vorce. It is wiser 10 utter Condcmna.
/ ton in specific form when such 'hisl
society sinners make a spurge o
their MARRIAGE intentions. Th'lr grea
1 desire for noturiety causes the churc'
alarm lest Ignorant folk whose socia
standards arc already determined Hl
what so-callcd society folk decree, 0a.
! ccouc wislcd and deceived,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
Hay Fever, Asthma md summer Colds

Must be relieved quickly and Foleys
Honey and Tar Compound viii do IT, F.
NJ. stewart 1884 Wolfram St, chicago,
writes: Il have been greatly troubled
during tho hot summer months with Hay
Fever ana find TINT by using Foley's
Honey and Tur Compound / set Grent re-
Nef.' Many others who suffer similarly
WIN be glnd to benefit by MI stewards
."or''nco j. w, O'sul,van q Church
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

Did you agree to pay Timmons and
Walsh anything for destroying the
books?' the detectives asked
no, l did not" reads the confes-
sion. "Timmons dld It for me out of
friendship"
The police did not tell Brown, upon
arrestng him. that Walsh had died in
his attempt Instead they tried to batter
down his defense and failing one OF them
said, irrelevantly.
walsh died at five o'clock this morn
ing"
Brown grlpped his chair. His breath
came hard and his eyes started.
My Cod" he gusped. II can't have
mans death on my soul" Then he
told his story.
Timmons was arrested near his home
In Newark. lie had been out until five
O'Clock this morning, his wife told the
police, and was very nervous when he
got up They found him at a nearby
| saloon
II have nothing to say" he told them,
| and he stuck 10 the phrase. The
| detectives kept at him all afternoon and
night, but In vain.
The safe was found intact. although the
police, at first glance, thought that its
doors had been blown from It's hinges
! There was no evidence OF an explosion,
the fremeu say. but plenty Of evidence
to show that gasoline had been used
! literally. The books. however. although
soaked with the mud, were only charred
about the edges
Brown ana rNmmons Will be arraigned
tomorrow morniuq I'm the second criminal
7 e "a 81 Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

70 watch the want ads IL to "know val
ues" IN rsa! estate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
THE CANDIDATES

GROUP Residents of Burlington.
GROUP presidents Addison Chenden counties
elusive of Burlington
GROUP 3-Residents of Franklin Washn gton
counties
GROUP Residents of Grand Isle county.
GROUP 5-Residents outside districts above.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

TO wATcH THE WANT ADS is 70
find a RETTER furnished room some Of
these days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
Value of Special Coupons Civ
en- with Paid-ln-Advance Sub
scriptions to the Daily Free
Press

Months 200
Paid-in-Advance Subscriptions to Weekly Free Press
Months
Pdnadvance subscriptions, monthly
as
payn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

The five successful candidates will choose from these
prizes the order Of their The largest
will choose first the winner with the will
have the last choice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
CONSOLATION PRIZES

In this in former contests every good worker will be
rewarded that need hesitate the
test for fear Of getting for effort expended.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

Continued on PAGE 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
0ibbens,Seier

ltimpr e, 0io., Z. Stunt, -
Sum 3iued Der Inerfennung Der Ser
SicnItc, fpel6e Cardinal @ibbons iid
al5 amerifanii6er 8iiraer Inn Oas
ottentlthe Wobl eriporben bat, tpurbc
am Hadmittag in Der bieiiaen Wafs
fenbnllc Des Sinftcn @cgippentes ans
ldBlid bes fiinfsigidbriaen SmbilGrms
ieincr Yrieiteripeibe uno bes iiiniunbs
5iuan6isidhrieen Subildums icis
ner Grhcbun8 gum CARDINAL cine
confeiiionSloie Seier abacbaltcn.
8ouperueur @rotbcrs fiibrte in Der
SeridInmlung ben Ioriis nnc Ste
Seitreoen fpilrben I'M Yrdiioentcn
Gait. Dem Gices Srdiibeutcn Sberman,
Dem friiberen Yrdiibenten NpoiepeIt,
benz Spreher Glarf BON 9~feprdienz
tantenbauie. Sberrihter 8bite pom
SunoeS : Sbergeriht, 9unbesIenator
@oot BON Hep yorf, Dem iriibcren
Sprehcr Cannon. Dem Wabpr BRETON
Mno benz Cardinal ielbit sebdlten.
~Ginlaeun9en 3lir getbeilisura an Der
Setcr fparen III cine In5a6l 8unbess
lenatpren, GonsreBmitslicber unb
oiplomatiihe 8ertretcr oes Iuslans
ees er9an9cn. giidof Sobn @arbncr
Wirrap bon Der proteffantiiden gpiss
fopdl<airhe mar Der goriibenoe beg
gmpfangss @omiteS uno ibmf itaiSen
dnoere @eiltlihe bon reriniebenen
Selisionsbefenntniiien sur Geite. Sic
aigemeine firflihe Seier bes Ipps
pelinbildums finbct i'm OCTOBER Sieies
Sabres itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13

@aibinston. 9. G.. s. Stunt.
- SaSN Sinnu5s@ pmite bcS Senats
bat bentc Der 9tcciprp6itdtss Sil bos
Hopt@ Nnten0emcnt, iueIbes Die 9ruds
papier> nlO Sol5breizS laulel pes g6s
fommenS binfGlig maa1t, aaaefiiat
un0 barm Die giuberi6tuna Der Sill
obue gmpfeblung beiGlonen. Sic
I%bltinlmling ilber oas Hoots Irtenbes
ment itanS s 5u 6. Saiiir itimmten
bic 8epublifaner 2oS9c. Smpot, GAL
finger, Glnrf bon @poming, SepburI
unb ga Sollette lnb Die Sen1ofraten
8ailep unb Simn,ons. @eaen baS
ENHANCEMENT itimmten Die Ncpublifas
ner Senroie. Gulom. IcGunber uno
Die Semofraten Stone, 8ern unb
Wiliams. Sprselteru gait e5 ais
ipabriheinli6, baB bas ENHANCEMENT
ab9elebnt iperben piirbe. Seute iparo
basielbe angenommen. ipeil, ipic mebs
rere Senatoren ertldrten, Die i'm
canabii6en Yarlament ihpebenoc SiQ
cine dbnlihe 8eltimmune cntbaltc.
Senator Hnot ielbit begriinbct Icin
ENHANCEMENT bamit, bab bie Srltds
papierz unb SolSbrei : 9eitimmungen
Der SmiszSiu. falls tic unperGuoert
bonn Senat ausenommen piirbcn. &C.
iesesfraft bebalten ipiirben (?). aud,
penn oas canaoiide Yarlament bas
abfommen ablebnm Iolte; besbalb
babe er Die 9laniel be~fiirtportct. nclde
bas Snfrafttreten Der Souirei6cit fir
Srudpapier unp Sol3brei Snpon abb
bdneis madt, bab aue cauabii6en
Yrobin5en ibre Grports Steucrn aii
beben. Siele lopbiitii6c Seariinbuna
mub fir baS senommeu iperben, mas
lie ut; ein Serind,, bic benz Iapier
Sruit siinitisc Saltuus bes Ie,p Dor.
ter Senaturs 81 bcmantcin.
Na6oem bas 8oots ENHANCEMENT ser
Bin mngefiist porben. benntra9tc &C.
nator Sobse. Die amenbirte Dill 9iins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
Gsnferens Ser 6eieuidkaft
st. Dineent Sc panI.

g 0 it o II. @aii., 5. Suni. - 9uf,
elmer Sriibmeiie in Der aatbeeralc
5lim 5ciligen areu5 ueriammelten iid
Die Scle9aten III Der S~tpciidbrliGen
eonfcren5 Der 8eIelihaft ct. Gins
cent DC Saul, Der 9roBeu interndtipz
nalen fatbplii6en @obltbGtigfeitss
Organization, III 9orinler Saa CUR
erlten Sieun9. Sn Der @eriamme
lung fiibrte Sbomas 8. Spnes, Der
Srdiibent pes Sipei9es bon grooflpn,
y. ~, ben @oriie. ipelder cine Mbz
banblung iiher %porbeusenbe 8obltbds
tiefeit CUR @erleiura braftc.
Sobn &ea. Der Yrdiibent pes 9ofaIs
pereins bon SbilnSelpbia, belt einen
&ortras iiber rSpnriamfeit bcim &C.
braud bon 9~iefcrrngen fir bcn Sansz
bait, ipormii n%llacnleine Sisfuiiion
Itnttfanb. Die lid auf &ranfenpflege.
l1nmdBigfeit. llnteripeiinns in Suiss
baltfiibren. Sdninoiiiht unb 8obls
fabrt erltredtc. Spdtcr ianb elm 8es
ind Ger itdbtiihen I~nitalten I'M
paicn9cbiete itatt. (Sit es niGt
Nerapesu mperiddmt. baS Die IH.
Srciie nit bieien paar Seilcn Die 3ipeis
idbrlidc Contention bieier in ocu
9uu5en Screiuiaten Stuatcu 10 bcrz
brcitctcn nnb icecusrcih pirferScn
&incent &c Saul ~sSercinisung fat6oz
liider 2aien nit elm paar Scilen ab<
madt. ga iolie bod elm Scbcr elm
lebeu. iptc icbr mir aatboIifen Scr
Scrciniaten Stdaten cinen nnabs
hdnaiaen and inns sctrpsenen Scpcs
ifenpicnit bcnDtbigcu. Inm. Der
McDdftipu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
snbnque, SDua, Sieustaa, Den ID. Snni 1911.

trdhti9c bas N6fomuncr III feiucr
8ciIc. gs lit befannt. baB Der cana
ptIfe Sinan5miniitcr Sielbiug Die
anitd)t m~tSgciprod,eu bat. bas
Amcnocntelt gcbc zen SbiidItcn Der
Ilitorcn bcs Ibfpmnuers MIR fldrcreil
praftiIfen aucbruf, lirb mait bufft
bier, Der Scuat hcr Hereinafter Staus
ten ipcroc iibcr Die bon bent Gp,nitc
eilbcrid1tctc Bill siiuitigeu lrnp raI6clt
@cIdlub faiien.
w ai6tngton, s. g., Z. Suni.
- Teprdlcntant Gins bon Senncncc
beantragtc bcltc I'M Sauie Den Sruf
BON 5000 @remplaren Scr Hebc.
lpcldpe Erdiibent Gait ON, p~erfloIenc,,
SanrStng in Chicago su Unniten pm
Hccipru5itGt nit Ganaha aebaltcn bat.
Srz Sprc6er Cannon. pcldbcr gcecil
oas I6fommeu lit. itentc otc Srdae,
Oh Dies Der Scfebl bes b~cmpfratiifeu
Caucus Ut, nro be!aerftc easu, Icit
ctner 8eibe bon Sabrcn lei feline
offcntlide 8ebe 10 aasemcin bon ben
3citnngen abgcbrudt trorbcn lpie Die
Saftide unb er bcfiirtte. Die 8epc
lperoe, fuenn bds Saus Den Separatz
Iboruf b%eriel6en anorbnc. peraltet
Iein, fuenn JIG Den 2ciern suaebc.
sims orang iebod nit ieinem antrns
ollrd].
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
(Spe5iea fiir oieie Seiiuns.)
kabinet Stsaaert reiisnierA
Sas repolutiundre Rpwbie . @etraaet
bes freimaureriid : ip3ialiftif&en
Sipds bic 1lriad5e.

griiieI, geIsien. 8. sunni. -
Sas 8dbinet bes Yremiers M. SGols
laert bat beute feline Heiisnation 6em
aDntg Ilbert u~nterbreitet, tpeIdber
llntge6enb ben Yrdiibenten Der Mbaes
orSnetenfammer, g~ooripdn, nit Der
SilSnns zines Winiiteriums beaufs
tragic.
Scr Gturs bes Winiiteriums
lpurSe burd Die Sdtpierigteiten pers
anlabt. bic Die Gnnabmte Der 8eaies
rungsidulporlase bot. uno bic aeiferu
IN Der Observation-Disclosures al itiirs
miifen SSeuen fiibrte. Sic 2iberas
len uno So5inliiteu erfI1rtc1, ba,
Die in Der Gcrlnge entbnltenen Be-
irtlligungen cine ungebiibrlifc Be-
nor5uguilg Der GirGenihulen gcaeu
Die Dffentlifen Shulen bilbctcn.
*++
go iebr puren iid bic aro6cn
9iftcr Der Sppoiition (2i6craIcn uto
So5i) Der innercn Gidtiafcit ibrcr
areunlenie gegen Die Sdulpprlaac bes
ipuBt. oaB tic nm alien Yrcis ichc iads
life Grcrtcrlns Der @orfagc mn,oaz
lib maften. ipdbrenb Die 8caierur.a
uno Die Webrbeit auf cine iolc1e @r@
orterung ~ordngtcn. burd Die benz
2anee 6ie auge1 iiber sic ~nidtsniirz
eigcn Ver6rebunsen linh ~griinbamer
geoffnet tporSen ipdrcn, Die bic epasnz
n,dnner Der @orlage angcbiftct
baben. Die Sppplition bate cinfad,
inter iih uus9emaft. aetpaltIame
Sbftruttion 5u treiben unD stuar mitz
tells Sauerreoen iiber GIcs INN nidbtc.
mtttels for~tiudbrenber 8cihdiispros
mings< Gntrdge. mittels rue6rmaliper
Gntrdge IN ieber Sisung aui ndntentz
lihe Nbitimmnneen nno mittels aes
tpalttbdtiger 2drmi5enen. Solfes re-
bolrtiondre 8etpaltsebabren, bas
ed5ten Hotp6ies ia 5ultebt. bat iin EN-
Gabiret Sdolaert ntht aefaIlen
laiien unb es bat reiieniert. Ser
minmehr felt Observation-Disclosures
anti clerifaIe @lod, an beFen Spite
IN inniser lInarrnrne Der libernle
Tarteifiibrer Sbmans, nebenbei aes
idgt Der Snbn zines aus SoIIdnb mad
Seleien eineetpdnberten SsrdeIiten.
unc Der io5ialbemofrafii1e Niibrer
@anberbelbe einberi6reifen. gIoubi
mad Observation-Disclosures, bers
aebliGen Gusfpdben in benz S&uIaes
ieserttpnrfe ennIid ben SebeI aefans
ben 5i bdben. tpontit es mGaIi& tp6re,
bic fatboIif1e Tartei ans i5rer Ssrrs
iHdftsiteliing au i&lenoern. @ig
tperoen ia feben2- 6. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
SsnSerbarer meg eines
8li6e$.

z t. IauI. Minn.. 6. Suni, -
lin 1a12 ltbr idllus Der Slit nah
reno bes @eluitters IN Der Sonntaa
Naht in bas 8aiis Der Srau 2. g.
8cit. 772 grunSel Strnbc. rihictc
Shahen in Der 6Dbc non 500 an,
bob bic 9edeu bon Dem Scttc ub. il,
Incident Srau 8clt urS ihr ID Sabre
alter gnfel 8o6crt Notius. Ser lid,
%fiirdltetc. in Dem @eipitter allciu M
ihldien, lid ~beianben. lies abcr Sic
beibeu Shldicr unpcrlest. Ser
Strabl iaub idlieBlib ieiucu 8ca n,
bic erbe, pbnc SoS Saus in 9ranS
Su IeBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13

Ser 3uder<S ruit bat Die yreift
aller Grten raifinirten 3uders reuers
bings nm 10 Gents pro 100 Yhant
erbobt.
Ser felt Der. eriten Ndrsmphe ba
SO. pafant geipeiene 9iihofsitubI bon
Riinite' lit fpieber beiest trprben
&apitlldrs 8ifar bon Sartmann tpurbs
sum neiten 8ifrof Der 9i65eie Miin.
tier getpdblt. als IadfoIger bes per.
itorbenen giidofs Sr. SingeIitap.
Glif Der Raticnnlcn Slnapod,e Al
Sobaiinistbnl ihnfft Der bcutidle
Hbiatifer Sirtb cilcn @eltreforb fiji
5obenflus NIT cincm YaIiagicr. Srl
&irtb lit 5,1S2 Sub bod aufsciticgcn
9aiier Sran8 Soici cmpiGuat IN
S6loB Sd6nbrmn een SONIC bel
8uIsarcn unb bcsriiBt ibn auf'S Scrs
liditc. Ser 9reiic Npnard,. oeIicl'
Wcfunoen ala bpd)it 9iinitia acidliIhcr
nirb, iicbctt runmebr md, Der &ild
&ermes I'M 2ainScr Sbierearicn ii6crl
Cine ipcitans9cbcbntc Scrihpo
runa.. nit Ger5mciSnn9eu bis nad
&cp gcrt. 9egcn &abcru Si Wmitc1
ciner 9ias-Sartci miro i'll Rcgift
anigcbctt.
Sic Surdriuhnna Der I'M SdiesI
bon Sapntn tbcilipciie iroden gclcgtcl
Maine" ieitcn5 her amcrituniihc,
'Ciii5icrs Gpmmiiiion miro btute i,
stnsriii 6ctpmmcn.
"
Ter &atb Der GIterrciejiiAi
unadriiGen Hcaierlna or Ole 5iirscS
bic @irrcn in Al6nnicn iricnlid b.ii
alle8cn. gift ofs Gin Itt mirtli4e
SrcunhiGait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
lspe5iea fir bisie 3eituus.)
KairnSer- Rrfnrm.

aaleiber $ Serehnuts nod alter unn
itcner 5urm. - Cine intereKante
Cubic nit aitrOnumiiher Sesriin-
bnns. - @as lit Seit? - ,5rast
mid 2iennanb barmrn, 10 peif ids;
Toll ids aber erflaren, 10 ipeif
ids nidt", erflart Der III. 4nsus
ftinns In ieiten SefenntniTen
XXI, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13

I'M SpngsSah uui Der Siibieitc bes
gufpn. aegcniibcr bon Melo5i scfnu.
ben trorben. Sic @aifningen ere
9nben Is biz 20 Gcntg pro Tfanne.
Gin cngliides Spnbifat bat eineit
9a99er 9efauft urb miro ibn bierber
fenben. CT Ioa i'm Sairbanfs : Bad
Grbeitcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
,i1anSeL'G ntsiinSmne tn Soften
epiHeniSciy.

g it II. Inh.. 8. Suni. - 9r.
Gmma ~. IpperS bon Der ncbi;inis
i6en gbtbeiluug Der SarparS llnipcrz
iitdt it,. ipic bcutc bcfunut plirbe.
Wittpod on &anbcl : @nt5iinbuna
(SpniilitiS) eeitorben. Sic acr5te
iosen. rub SieIc gpihemic hcrcits. Is
Spier in @rpbsg oitpu scfcrrert bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
Rribrr gesrn.

Gt;te 8ci5ci= Grntc mie mic s,,pur in
ausiihf. = Grtraa AMI 164,291,=
So7 gnibel v%craniflaat, NM 6S,-
S4S,S51 Snibcl mcbr aIs t91O.-
SfH5iellcr Scriht fir ben StanS
am 1. Suni. = Gin sicg Der
GARNER @iscpniin's.