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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13

plete the work of destruction. The
people of the camp have made Their
way to NJ ono Lake and Bodie where
they will remain until all danger OF
further slides have passed.
Joe Brown, who is the principal
owner OF the Golden Gate mine in
Antelope Valley, has sent word to
this city that a second slide has
visited his property and completely
demolished all buildings at that point.
No life was lost as the men and all
stock was moved from the scene alter
the first slide struck the place
\ number OF slides are reported
along the Alpine section, bur no loss
OF life is probable, as the section IS
sparcely settled and little work is
being carried on in that section t..is
winter.
The power line leading from Bishop
Creek to Tonopah and Goldheld,
which was down for a number Of
days has been repaired and the
southern camps are again III commis-
sion. From ten to fifteen feet OF
snow is reported on the White
which is an unusual
amount for that section OF Nevada.
The clearing OF the weather will
aid in rescue work at the stricken
camps south Of here and should
there be no further storms for a
few days I is believed that a com
plete account OF the dead and injured
can be furnished The death list
from the avalanches to date is from
twelve to fifteen and several parties
are not accounted for.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13

many OF the merchants and property
holders who are now lighting an up
hill business. We believe the mem
bers of the Legislature will not take
any action that would absolutely kill
the business OF any one city in this
state, and Carson has in time gone by
paid her full quota OF taxes even
when the state was at low ebb.
Parties who have looked into the
matter state that the removal OF the
Capitol, which would also mean the
removal of practically every other
state building from this city, would
entail an expense OF approximately
three million dollars, which would
have to be met by possibly twenty
thousand tax payers Nevada is yet
too small to start the plan OF running
a neighbor's city for mere greed
There are possibly eighty thousand
people i'll the state vino are clasased
as white and on them the burden iaL 5
At the present time the State owns
ITS water system, the finest library on
the coast. the Governor Mansion
and other valuable possessions. To
replace them in any other city i'll Ne
vadaa would mean the expenditure of
OF at least three million dollars. to-
Scther with Il great loss of time, and
the running OF the garden city OF the
state. Under such conditions ii is
believed that the equitable balanced
men OF the Legislature will see that
no such damaging action is taken.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13
A VIVID IMAGINATION

The following from the Press
Democrat OF Santa Rosa will be de
cidedly amusing to the Carson City
people. 1t is true that we have had
two months OF winter. but the fol
lowing is certainly going the limit
Mrs. {. l.. Cook OF Carson City.
New. is here for visit with Mr. and
Mrs. +. W. Gilman The ladies' are
sisters, and are enjoying their visit
greatly. Mr.. Cook is the owner OF
the ranch where Fitzsimmons trained
in Nevada for his fight with Corbett.
The snow on the ranch is now nine
feet in the level. and is .drifted to
IL and Is feet around the buildings
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13

Tonight new series OF pictures
will be introduced. These pictures
are OF different variety and are ex-
ccptionally good. The films are all
frst-class and the subjects are new.
entertaining and instructive. and they
must be seen to be appreciated.
No one should fail 10 see the spec
ial feature film. Abraham l.incoln's
Clemency.
Following is the isl oi pictures to
be shown:
Two boys in Blue,
Hawkins Hat,
Archics Archery.
Appeal OF the Prairie and Abraham
I.incolns Clcmency.
A fine orchestra and two perform
ances nightly. 7:30 and S:45.
Popular prices. 10 and 20 cents.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13
A DREADFUL SIGHT

10 II. ]. Barnum, of Freeville, \. Y,
was the fever sore that had plagued
his life for years in spite OF many
remedies he tried At last he used
Bucklin's Arnica Salve and wrote: 'it
has enetirely healed with scarcely a
scar left" Heals Burns, Boils, Ec-
ema. Cuts, Bruises. Swellings. Corns
and Piles like magic. Only Is cts. at
all druggists.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13
Ask Help
for Reference

y movement, hnding counterpart
III nearly every university, is on foot
at the Nevada State University TO OBJ
tam and commit 10 a permanent rec
ord the names, record and subsequent
history with present address OF all
who at any time or for any period
attended the University either i'll Re
no during the past IS years OF III FL
ko before that.
Miss Louise Blaney Twaddle, sec
retary OF the Alumini Register Com
mittee, has written a letter urging all
who can to assist i'll giving this lnfor-
nation. The address received will not
only enable work on the permanent
register to be expedited but will serve
as an aid i'll inviting all the old grads
10 the University home coming next
May, an event OF great importance.
The letter which is self explanaa
tory. is given below;
Presidents Office, University OF
Nevada. Reno, New, March II, 1911
TO the Editor
Carson Appeal. Carson City.
Dear Sir:
"On account of the growing num-
ber OF Alumni the former students OF
the University, cooperating with
faculty committee, are al work com
piling under one cover. the first com
prehensive catalogue OF graduates OF
al departments, as we'll as all under
graduates.
This book Will be directory and
record of each student ever martri-
culating in any department of the
University, showing full name, de
gree, position, present address, names
deceased alumni, etc, and III the years
to come will be valuable record.
Since leaving the University halls
many former students have not been
heard from. and, as secretary OF the
committee having the work in hand,
am asking if through yoir columns
you will assist the University in the
work of giving publicity to the effort
being made. and reques sting any per
son who might read the notice, and
who al any time attended the Univer-
sity of Nevada, either at Reno or Ell
ko, graduate or not, to turn his or her
thoughts back to us at least for the
moment it would take TO send a post
card bearing his or her full name and
present address. They will then re
ceive our letter welcoming them to
the University home coming, May L
II. 1911. to renew old ties.
Corrections and additions to our
list Of addresses are earnestly re
qucstcd.
Very sincerely,
LOUISE BLANEY TWADDLE,
Secretary OF Alumni Register
Committee Presidents Office, Uni
versity of Nevada,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13
M0APA VALLEY IS FLOODED
Citizens of Southern Nevada Ask
for State Assistance

Sypus received atelegram
people ranch holders Moapa Valley stating that Muddy
River the and the district flooded The
high valley
the West
East the valley.
the Legislature allowing that section borrow
channel This legislation impossible
and the quandry bill allowing
bonding the such might
all the taxpayers OF the
Syphus is those who suffered the
douby lie will
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13
TO WASHINGTON

Congressman L. E. Roberts was a
departure for Washington, ID. {. Sat
urday night. where he goes to take
his seat at the extra session called by
President Taft. Mr.. Roberts was es-
corted to the depot by number OF
friends who wished him all kinds OF
success in his important duties at the
Nations Capitol
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13
St. PatriCk'S
Grand Dance

By
LITCHENBERG'S ORCHESTRA
Big Orchestra,
Beautiful Irish Music,
Irish Jigging.
Beautiful Prize,
The event OF the season.
Its the talk of the town,
Don't forget the night Of all nights,
March 18th.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13
RETURNS FROM COAST

Mrs. James D. Finch. who has had
her son Stanley in San Francisco for
medical treatment, has returned TO
her home in this city. The little boy
is undergoing lengthy treatment
and is somewhat improved, with ev-
ery chance for ultimate recovery.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13
CARD OF THANKS

herewith take this means of cx-
pressing my heartfelt thanks to
my many kind friends who so Wiling
" assisted and smypathized with we
in my late trouble and bereavement.
TIM O'CONNOR.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13
HAD THEIR PICTURES TOOK

Members of the Legislature and
attaches assembled on the steps of
the Capitol Building early this after
noon and posed while their pictures
were taken The photographer took
states that it came out Of the ordeal
without damage.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13

About the largest audience ever
seen at a local theafer was witnessed
at the Grand last evening There
was not a vacant seat in the house
and the audience was we'll pleased as
the pictures were, exceptionally good
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13
Big Vaudeville
at the Park
BIG HIT BP THE LIRADOS

This week at the Park Theater will
appear the Great LoRados. the mar
velous acrobats and contortionists
from the Wigwam Theater, Reno.
They are wonderfully flexible art
lists and give an act which is interest
ing from start to finish Don't fail to
see them
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13
WHEN THE PHYSICIAN SAYS

a certain food is best for infants the
parents buy it. "3 c" DRY WHOLE
MILK has the strong endorsement
of prominent physicians. Al grocers
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13
FROM MASON VALLEY

w. w. Coleman, who is engaged i'll
civil engineering work in Mason Val
ley, is visiting in this city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13
TO SACRAMENTO

Frank Regan and Jess Paxton are
at Sacramento
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13

WITH "3 c" DRY WHOLE MILK
on the pantry shelf the milkman is
always with you. Pure, fresh, sweet,
clean milk. Ask your grocer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-13

George James of this city, is visit
ing at Oakland, California.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Sran;Siiib iet,waee!

@abingtpn. 9. s., IS. s(ua.
- So'u bi3dleu frans0iii6 lit bod
gnn6 wuaberihon. Ghlr lit IS peins
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legcu unb reidtc iie einent Der Glcrts
an ieilem Sid. Sieier las, m,trbe
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einen Illgenblid fam Die gurSe 8ez
lesmald]inc ourG ein poar franS0iiz
Idle Srofeu 8um Stiaitmo, Der
Spreder miBtc Die Sisuug unters
brcden unb inter %all9emeiner 6eiters
felt b%eteaueu, baB lpeber CT nod, Die
&orleie : Slcrts fliiiiis gcnug Sraus
50iiid tonutcn. nm Die dni6einenb
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in beiIen Siitrift Sran56iiih nod nas
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aus arpBcr Moth. 8dbrcnh bon alien
Seiten oeS &auieS Sder5porte ilos
aeu. las CT baS Sotumcnt in franS0@
iiifer Sprnd)e por.
Y2nutcr!" rief cine Gimme aus
Dew pprosren Ieiben mnb ais Gitppi4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Sef6aftsfn6rer: Soren, Sonner:

rid,t, bob ied5ig Solbaten Der @arnis
ion BON Warieillcs in oas SoIpital fitr
doleraperbddtige 8rantc gcbraht
lporben inn.
Iaricillc, Is. Gug. - Snt
ct. Eierrc Iinl. mo Die Cholera bier
sierir aufgctretcn iii, bat ma big
lest 50 Grfruufun9en dn Oer Seild,e
9ebabt. Sou bieicu Sdaen lino 80
tootliG uerlaufeu.
Su 8ien ertrnilft cine Sraii boffz
nungslos. eines ibrer &inScr ieihter.
al Der Cholera.
9biniip, Sdpei5, II. Iug. -
Gin amtlidcr 8eridt Der %italieniifen
Hcgierllng iiber Die Cholera tpdbreno
Der Eeriobe bonn s. bis CUNT ~.
Iu9uit incl. lartet,, baB 1876 @rz
frdntuuaeu ltnb 632 Sobesfdle I'M
iplge Ser Cholera sur Nn5eise gclaugz
ten. Sic uteiiten Sdae ereigueten
iid) in Den Stdbten unb Y~ropin5ell
Ieapel mo Yalermo. bod purpen
mld 40 grlranfunsen unb 80 Sooesa
idllc IN 9ipm auaemclbet, II grtrauz
funoc1 uno bier Spoesfdle in Der
YrppinS 9iom, linb 10 Grfronfungen
unb sipei SohcsfdlIe in Der Yropiu5
! Sencpia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
aettmna. Dan,en!!!
gtan eriuartet Gnd ppm 10. bis IL
September 5u Chicago.

&erfloIienen Sounta9 rpilrSe bon
fatbpliIfe 3nn5cln bcrab auf Die
am TO-, H., r., IS. uno IA. Sept.
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Dcs 9. H.sa. Central 9ercins aufs
ttcrflum gemdft. .Ibcr mas fiims
mort oas oenn uns", lperbcn uuierc
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ltuicre Mdnner an."
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lein; bic benrise Gcntral gcrcins=
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bic furtifrittlide &atbplifin!
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DEM in lester Nllmnler perDffentlidtcu
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September, 10 llbr: Critic Srauerl>
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rcbuer: Hep. u. Salid bon ct. Inna,
giiliualfee, llub %ferner: Sicnstag. Den
10. Sept. 10 llbr: 3fpcitc s IL
G~erIdmmlung in Der 9enannten Soqc.
Seitrcbner: Hen. Srancis Saaie, 8. 5.
Wt., bon Chicago.
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tsyro9ramm ganS lnteu Sum
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a%lsipdrtiger Srailen ipirb bas Sralens
Gomite beionocrc Gorge -tragen."
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Samen. Die an Der fpnimcnoen Con-
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5u pereiten unb menn Gbicasoer
Samen et,uas mcinen, bann baltcn
iie's aud. Im Sounerstda. Den
IA. September. finoet iiberbies nad)
Dem feierlihcn Sanflagrngsamte cine
ullsgeoebntere u II tompbiI a + r 1
our6 Die Weltitabt Chicago ltatt.
Sa6 Sieics ctpas IuBerorbentlihes
mcint, mas Sebenslpiirbisfeiten anbez
laugt, fonnt Sbr Gll6 ippbl benfen.
Wtelbet Cub bariim 10 frii6 mic mogz
lib nit Gurcm pcrtbcn gbeberrn =
man brauht niht unbcbiugt Sclcsat
81 iein. Inn Der Convention bciSuz
ipobnen - nm Y~ripatauarticr ODER
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beim Seitiefrcidr Geo aarptpsti. 1856
Soutbpprt ape.. Chicago, Sa., on.
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fueroeu am SanrstaG Ybeno mn
Counting 30. Scpt.l Mprgens an
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Die anfommenben Selegaien III Gms
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caao unb Der breitdgige Nufcuthali
bprt iii niht 10 ~geiualtig t6eltcr, NM
iaas iih senug Sheililebmcr mclbeu.
luiro Der Hiidiabrtsprei5 sur SGlftc
crmdBi9t pcrScn. Gber Die intercI.
lantcn Gage in Chicago iperocn Glid
rcihlidl fiir Die Soften en~tiddoigeu
Sarum, wertbe Snmeu, mnf mad
Chicago! - 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

Iictpria, 9. g., Is. aug. -
Sd)redlihc Hadrihter fomnen aug
Sapnn. mo cine S%lutblpellc, perbunz
Den nit einem Saiiun, piele Renlfenz
lcbel bernihtet unb Iiqionen BON
gigent6um 5eritort bat. Sas linz
gliif bat lid am 90, Stuff ereienet, Die
Rafriht bariiber fam aber crit ieet
nit Dem Oampfer rGmpre6 Of Sapan"
nah amerifa. Ins alien Sbeilcu bes
SnielreideS fommen Hafrihten bon
Den frrdbtbaren Scrbeerunsen. go
pllrbe Die Siiherflptte BON Sbib5ada
init 500 Sildern pernihtet. Su Sps
flo ifipemmte cine SllthlpelIe bielc
Sdliier binipeg. tpobei 33 Neniden
mmfamen. Bon Der sansen &iiite cntz
lang fommeu dbnlihe Hadriftcn.
unb Der 8crlIit an WenIhenleben
sebt in Die Sauicnbe. Ser seiantmte
Serluit mag itd auf iibcr 200 Wils
lioncu belaufcu. Sic Notb linter Der
armen Sep0lfcruns lit 10 sroB. bnb
man bon itantslpe8en Den Yreis bcs
Heiics nm 80 Yrpsent b~erabseiest bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
alaftraliiceer prdlat usr'
iebieScn.

Snbncp, Ncuiiionalcs, Is. glrg.
SIN bobeu Ilter o fat 81 Sab
Ten lit beiite Cardinal Noran plDBlit
peritorbeu. Ser Cardinal lplirbe auf
Dem 9ooen ieines Sdlafsinmers in
einem 3uitanb poaigen 3uiammens
brild)s g~efunoen uuD CAB balb harauf
ieinen @eilt aut
Ser anItraliihc Cardinal Yntrid
Srancis Ioran mar in 2eigblinbribse.
GountD CARLOS, Srlauo. am 10.
September 1880 oeboren. Son 1872
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elmer SiD5eIe, su Der aid ailfennp
uno Sbeile BON Sings Gountp uno
Queens 9ountp geb6ren, 1884 purbe
CT @rsbiidoi in Spbncp mo om 81.
Suli 1885 iuurbc CT sum CARDINAL see
ipdbit. Surh ieineu SOB entitebt Die
%. Gafan5 i'm Cardinals Goacgium.
nas, menu IS p~ollitGubig lit, aus 20
MitSliebern beltcbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
GarHtnalSntahe.

gor cinisen @odeu pnbte Die
rIii. TreB" ST. ifludsen, gr5biiboi
SuigIep merSe beitimmt gum Garbis
nal bei0r0ert perbcn. Selblt ciuise
fatbplilfe SlGtier hrudten cine
lGngere biesbe5iislihe Nadridt obne
Gommentar ab. Seet bemiibt lid
Die .IN. TreB" ipieberum, SI erfldz
rem. ibre Ielpung Detreff zines neier
amcrifaniihen Cardinals ,entbehrc
sdm5lid, ieber Sesriinonns". - Sr
ITS leidt ciu liberales Sageblatt Der
~alIsgeben. 8as man beute auatiht,
nimmt nan moraen Suriid ooer -
audi nift. @cnn uidt fdbrt man
nit benz S6ipdBcn unpcrfrpren
meiter. Die bummen Seicr glaus
ben's poGl - y. u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

3lpiItigfeiten 5lpiIdleu bcn frdnSpIi>
id,en nnb pantheon Solpatcn in Wdz
rpffo naf Den neucitcn Nngaben bar
auf 5uriid5ufiibrcu iiub, baB Die fran@
SDiiid,en Splbaten Die ipaniIden
SolOutcu, Die ibren rclisiDleu Sflid)z
ten nadfonm1en. p%eripottcn. - Wan
iugt IonIt: .gtptb lebrt beten." GS
fDnute IN cincm 5ufiinftigeu aricge
lpiebcr Der Noment fonmcu, 100 Die
frnn5pIiid)cn Solbatcn in Der %crs
6lueiflung ibreu Scrrgott iuden, ben
iie bcute nift nlebr fennen.
Sn Scrbiuoling nit Dem Strcit in
Sinerpppl lit es 5I cinem abernlaliacu
3niammenitob 6ipiihen IilitGr uub
Sdnbasel 9etommcn, pdbreub beiieu
Die Sruppeu iharf seihoien baben.
Gin General Streif an idmmtliden
~giienbabnen @robbritaruien's lit aue
sefinbist. falls lih Die Sabngelea>
ihdften nidt binuen "a Stunben DEN
Sorberunsen ibrer angeitelltcu fiigeu.
Sn Der Sripartling zines @cncral>
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miro nad) iruftlpien GinigungS>S Ser
Iudcn bas seinmmte engliid,e NtiIitdr
6nr Siferung bes Sabubetriebs bcreit
9ebalten.
Gs ifeiut lciber farm nod Gin
3ipeifel moglid, baB bns Seiinpeu pes
9reiicu 8erneiers oes annigreids
Sapern, bes Bring Hesentcn Suitpolo,
tros Ger ibm immer nod nafgcriibms
ten Hiiitigfeit mand)erlci 8u ipiiuifcn
ilbrig ldBt. Yrpf. b. Ingcrer, Der
bonn Soflaser bes Srin5s8 cgentcn in
5pbenidlpangcu mad Miint]en 5uriidz
febren iollte, bat ieinen Iufeittbalt
nod p%crldngert unb Glih Der Nrfents
bait bes Bring Hcacnten in Sobcns
idipangen lit bis Iitte Iuguit pere
ldnsert mproen. Gem Den Soffrciien
nabeitehenben Barr. ailr." ipirb be-
ridtet. baB Der Yrin5s 8egent in lester
3eit irarte Sampler > ginipribuuger
erbaltcn muBte.
Ter arpfc Strcif Der G~iienbabner
in 8rpfbritannicu ut anf giitlihem
Nese onrd Gin Nbfommcn suiihcn
ben Weielihaften nuo oeren Nnge.
itelten ant 10. Ansuit beiselest
uur0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
(Siir bieie 3eitung bearbeitet. }
gnnt GnmsreB.

Saft uetiert unb pctiert. -
Wan ut In ,nnterrihtcten 8rciien"
ii%berscust, beikt es, bak Der oHe.
calf" Der MidJter nift Der einsiae
4rnnh lit, ,uarnm Yrdiibent 5att
Die anfaabme bes gerriturinms in
ben S%taatenbnnb 10 cnersiih be.
fimpft. - Ari5una lit permntblifj
be%mufratiif nnb piirbe ais Staat
5,uei meitere SemDfraten in ben
Senat ihifcn nnb ,~penisitens brei
bemufratiid,e Stitnmen i'm Glectural
Gplleginm babcn. = ltnter ltmitdn.
ben f6nntcn bieie brei Stimmet
bic nadite Eraiibentenwabl ent.
iflciOen. 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
gfD. 2091.

nal leinc Sorleillng becnbet, crflalg
pas 3auS BON algcmciuem geifal
Nan Iften auBcrurbcntIif nit Dem
Snbalt 5uFrieocn, bis ploBlid, bon eli
mem bintercn Suite cine uuseouloige
Stinme rief: ga, porum bdnbclt
es iih Dcnu cigcntlih?"
Gincn Ilgenblid bcrridjc criparz
t%ilngspolc StiIe, Damn pertiinbcte
Scrr @iropiual inter p%r0bncnber
Sciterfeit: sic lpollcn ms ciniac
Siider Ihiden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Gin ,,1aHefictrittler".

Coils IA in CHICAGO. Dem SeItorte
Der 6cnriscn Central Screinss Sa9ung.
cineR &ann - Elm aatbolit - 8eben.
Ser nod, uid)ts iiber Die pom 10. bis
IA. Scptembcr itnttfinbeuoG Saguna
aci1rt bat: !peber bon Der aan3el
nod, IpnWipc 0. Ser Mann mu6
ollerSings 6u ciucr snn6 ipnoerbnren
@cmciuoc gchorcn. mo ipabrlhciiilidl
bon Der aansel weSer fir aatbpliten-
tan nod fir fathuliihe Seitnnaen
0cppasanba scmadlt miro; penn Der
betrefienhe Mann lielt fcinc tathpa
liihe 3citrns ipuit ipiibtc CT m;bceilgt.
paS pur. 10. bis IL. September in
Gbicaso los jcin wirb. - H.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
SicIcnsD eu,snitratisn.

Sriiicl, Is. Au9uit. Sellte
fanb bier cine impoiante Scmouirras
tipn iir ba5 unbcidrdnfte, allgemcine
&ablredt unb fir obligatorii6eu
llnterridt iratt,
Die So5ialiiten nnb 9iberalcn
battcn pereint 100000 Ycrinnen su
Der Concentration nod Sriiiicl ges
bruGt. Die @enldcnmaiien leiites
ten nit ~erbobeneu 6Guben eincu
Sdlulr. paB tic Den aampi nidt cher
einitelleu ,piiroen. ais bis Die pers
langtcn @eiormcn purbscfibrt ipors
Den ieieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Col. SssIcpelt if Grsbpatet
oetperScn.

gan Srareisco. Gal, Il.
Nllg. - 0crr nnb Sran Sbeu. 9tooiez
belt. Sr.. pnrbcu I'M halb 3 Hin
@orgcns ourd Die @eburt elmer Sohz
ter erfrcut,
Ncm Yurt. II, Mug. - Col.
Sheobore 8poicpelt ieicrte Die aunbe
bon Der @eburt ieiueS eriten @nfel>
tinbeS bamit. paB er feline coitoriellen
Irbcitcn ruben tieB unb iih eineu
Selttag madlte. ~~~~sv~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
ueberau beib.

@aibiu9tou, .. g.. 16. Iug.
- Sic 3olfutterT Slotte I'M Seringss
meer beriftet, hnb Die ungeipDbnlihC
Siec Der leRten poar @odlen iidD aid
int Yplarmeer fiiblbar 9eu1atlt bat
Sas Slna9ihiif Bear. !pcld)es lid
nob elmer prcimunntigcn &rcusiabrI
BON a%undbernh 10000 Weilen uui
Der 6eimfahrt beiinSet, berihtett
beutc Drabtlos, bnB iorpobl bnS Ses
rinsemcer ipie Die llier bon NlaSfo
unb Sibirieu ~cisfrei iinb, paS iciI
mcbreren Sabrcn nidt pprgctoms
men lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
DC Ia Sarra ans ,ilasers.

@erico. 10. Aug. - Srancisco
SC Ia Sarra purpe beite BON Der libea
raj srnbitalen Sartei gum YrdiiOents
ihafts> Ganbioaten nominirt. 3ei,
truIsen, Die bis 0 Sturgeon fir Mas
bcro ein9etreten lpdren, perlan9en Jest
neilen Miidtritt bon Der 9~eiperbung
nm bic Srdiipentldaft. Iaocro pei@
Sert iif, iid ilber Den SAD gu disBern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
GSrnaHe tpiitbet.

@ranbSorfS 5. u. >. 10. Mug.
- Bel cinem Sornabo. lpelder beutc
iibcr Sipibe Gpuntp. u. 8. babius
branitc, iinb 5lpei Yerionen get6btci
mn pier idlimm oerleBt porhen. Gs
III notwithstanding. paB oicic Siitc. lid,
nod iebr pcrgroBern miro. Su Den
Srtihaiteu Hnbroic. Hoonan mn
GrosbD bot Der SornaSo beionberS
Idlimm sepiitbet rno IN bereu Nahs
baridlaft limo Simberte bon Nieberz
~lanunsen Seritort poroen, Iuh Der
@erlult on &ieb ms Gsetreine lol Elm
6ctrdhtlidler icin.