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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

gdneern GatoHi ,lnt Martinefi IN bas
Cardinals Gpue9innt berufen nerben
tpiiroe. mar MIR ei1e Srase Der 8eit.
Die Nangerb0bung Der gr5bii6Sfe
5drIcp unb O'gonnen tpurbe e6ens
fals idon ldngit eripartet. bie beS
lesteren beionSers felt ieiner tpids
tigen Sen6ung nod Sapan.
Gr3biiMpf lJarlep.
@eboren in Neipton > Samilton.
gountD Irmaeb. SrIanb, am 20.
April 1912. fam Gr3bii1of Sdrleb
ais Mdt5ebniGbrigcr mad Neip Oorf
uno madbte ieine Stubien in Der
Sorbbam llniperiitdt unb fpdterbin
in @om. 5ier fuiirbe CT i'm Sabre
1874 gum Yrieiter eetpeibt unb balS
nnd3ber oils &aplnn an Der ct.
Better s&irbe in Sem Brighton auf
Staten Sslanb aneeitent. SIM Sabre
1872 madte Cardinal NcGlo5feD ibn
au feinem Sefretdr unb eff Sabre
nadber tpurbe er pdpftliher .Saus>
prdlat. Sarnah mar er madeleine
amber Yfarrer an ct. 0abriel M
Netp gorf, 1887 General Vifar. 1895
BeibbHGoi unb 1902 gr3bii9of Der
gr3bi13eie Netp Oorf. tpel&e I'M Sabre
1908 has 0ebGftniB bes bunberts
idbrigen VeftebenS Der 0i13eie be9ins.
Gr3biiGcf Sarlep 1T ,VieesY rGfioemt
i'm 0ireftorenratb Der &afbolii1en
llniberiitdt IN Baibington.
Gr3bii&pf G'Gsnnel.
UiGiam Seurn O.gonneu ipurSe
8. 9e3ember 1889 IN Cornell.
Raii., geboren. CT 9rabnirte am
Bottom College unb trat 1881 in bas
dnerifaniide Golfeg in Hom Gin. mo
er 1884 gum Erieiter aetpei6t tpnrbe.
eff Sabre nafber fpurbe er Nettor
bes aneritaniiden gollesS unb 1897
pGpitli6cr SausprGIat int Watifan.
1901 ip,rbe CT gum 8iidof bon Horts
Lamb. Ne.. ernannt uno i'm Mai beSs
ielbem Sa6rcs In ct. SobanneS I'M
3ateran co~niefriert. Nls Spe3ialaes
ianbter tpurbe er 1905 an ben Spf
bes Wlitabo IN Sofio aefHidt umb I'M
Sabre barauf grabii1of bon Cons
ItuttSC uUu SuuuJutuI tutt uetN Jtcugt
Der Na6folae beS Grabiihofs in
Bolton. mo er beiin SoSe bes gr3s
biihofS RilIiams am 80. Mlglit ben
er5biih0fliden Enron befties.,
Der pdpfli&e 9elesat 5aleonis.
0iomeSe Saleonio. Der pdpitlide
OeIegat. lit elm arnerifanijGer @iirs
ger. obtpobl er In ben Mbrus5en in
Stalien acbpren tpurbe. CT trat in
ben Sran3iSfaners 8 rbcn Elm I'M Sabre
1850. un0 lam bier Sabre nadber our
W~oIenbnn9 ieiner. Stubien ais Nsiis
iionar nah ben Scr. Staafen. Bon
8iidJnf Simon boir Buffalo erbiclt CT
am 4. Saular 1866 bic bl. Yrieiters
ipeibc. or ipar bann mebrcrc Sabre
ais 0elrcr im st. 8onapentiiras
GolIea in Nueetanp unb bon 1872
bis 1882 in Newfoundland tbGtig.
Or febrte baum in bic Wer. Staatcn
5iriid inb ain9 nod eimem Sabre
uad Stalien. tpo c + mcbrcrc bpbc
SteIlen in ieinem Grben b~efleibctc.
1892 ipurSc CT Sitularbiidof mnb
1895 eYbifdof, Sn b. sa6rcn
ttrftNN tt~H. E-U. ~ -tiNfr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

@aibington. 8. g., s.. Hon-
Snnnffifai bat ais Yrenrier bon
China, ipeld1cn Soften CT crit Dor Gin
paar 1a8en arnabm. rcii9nirt. Ser
Sbron bat Gin Chit criailcn, ipels
Dies bic bon Der Nationals Ycriammz
lung gefprberte meme Eerfaiimng. bic
fid) an bas britii6c &eaicrungss
SpItcm anlcbnt. p~erfiinbet. 60 lartcn
aus Setting bier cin~getroffcne 9es
pci6en.
Yefin9. 3. Nop. = Sic Natios
nalsW eriammling bat einen Gnttpurf
Der 0ranobeoin9un9en p~ullenbet. auf
6cnen tic beriud)en nil. bic neue 0ers
fafiungs< &egierung 0 China aufz
3ubnMen. Wd6 bieicm Gnttpurf fol-
bic Nancihu : 0pnaitic beitebcn
blei6en.s abcr bic @att bes &niierS
ioa bnrh bic Ycrfniiung, bic bon Der
YatiDpal : Werianrmlung alisgears
beitet unb cincm Sacrament sur Bee
itdtigtina bor8clegt iperben iou. iebr
bei&nittcti ipcrocn. Sic faiierlihen
Yrin3cn oiirfcn barnad nidt Yre<
riiernainiitcr. RitgIicbcr Deg &abis
iiettS nno Wcrtpalter bon Yrcoin5en
Via az 8. Sob. - Ods
Afsiielidfss NIB bic gingebcrrnenftubt
GtqnGhni tptfrten bon ben Neuplus
s<i<e6xkAsbe{etk Die 8eb1rben ,itib
Der 44j3t DcE 8eb6fferune. Der fopal
gefinnt 1T, berfudJten fcincn Wiber<
itnnb. Nan crtpartet. bab 0usS un9,
an Der NiinOung Deg @usS unss
Sluifes. 3cbn Neilen norolih bon
Sbnn9bai. nno Die oberbalb selegenen
Slwb< 0orts bal0igit in Die Sdnbe ber
MebeDen fallen iDcrben. MuG bon
Nanfin8 urb Tidings &iang eripartet
man 3iiberiiHttid bas 8Icife.
Sic bieiieen rebolntionGrcn Siibs
rer bnbcn an @cncraI 81 Yilcn Sen9,
ben DbcrbefeblSbaber her RcbeIcn,
bcpeid)irt nnb ibm aerdtben, Die
Standardization ~borldufig ein5uitcIlcn
unb d~b5uiparten. tpie ii6 bic Dinge
In Selling iueitcr enttpideIn.
Sic Yropin3 OucnsGan all Der
i bsipeltliGen 0ren3e bon Gbina bat
ibre llnabbGneigfcit erfldrt. Sic
Iicat gbibet nnb Burma seeeniiber
NIB 1T als bic Shtuei5 Gbina's be-
fannt. Sbre @r5be betrdgt 100000
Gliaoratmeilen bel ether 8cp0lfcrlna
bon ~ MiIionen. Sic cntbdft Gbis
mas reifite gr5lager nnO 9robe 3ols
Ienfeloer. Nferbau Mnb WicI3uht
bliiben bort. mid brinat bic Yropins
einige Der bciten Tbceiortcn bcrpor..
Sir ipar Der SdauplaS Der groBen
mo5ammcSaniihcn @ebolntiom. bic
Is Sabre baucrte Mno I'M Sabre 1872,
untcroriidt tpuroc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

GcItcn bat cine Nddridjt ans @om
70 aueemein ~iiberrafdt. ais bic Mns
fiinbi9mng; bab nidt tpeiriger ais brei
amlerifaniiGe Yr1Iaten amf einmaI
3ur Garoinalsipiiroc crbobcn tper0en
foIlcn. Sebcnfals Fat Der Hapft cine
iebr bobc @cinung bon Der Stride in
llnjerem 2nnDc. baS bis gum Sabre
1908 nur Gin Niiiionslanb mar upb
inter SuriSbiftion Der Yropasanoas
Congregation itano. 4eitdrft lulirbe
CT nobl BARN. iuie beridJtet ipirb. DAB
bic crite ausldnbiihc Yileergruppe,
Die i'm ais Yapit beeriibte. aus Den
Vereinigten Staatcn fam unb Denn
irgenb etipas geeignct ipar. Den giinitis
gen GinSrud 81. bermebrcn, 10 iparen
eS bic barnad) jebeS Sabr erfol9enbeM
Y~ilger5iige bon bier aus na1 Nom -
aud be bes GentrnlsN creinS - ios
tpie in iiinaiter Seit bic alberec<
pobmlifJen 3ul6igun9en, bic benz
Cardinal @ibbons 8elegentlih ieiner
Subelfeier BON ben bGditen- tpeltliden
8camten mno Rirocntr19ern 0es
amcrifaniIden Bottles obile llnters
Idieb Der Gonfeiiinn oarscbra9t tpurs
ben. go. ME Cardinal Gibbons bas
mails bon Yriiibeni Saft. GgsYrdfis
bent 8ooiebelt ln,b pielen mberen
@r0Hen hes 3anbes secbrt. aisees
seidnet nno belobt ipnr0e. lpiirOe
~bcut5utage miraenbipo anbcrs in Der
Belt n1cbr benfbar fem. Sic Srens
ilura bon Girtje nn6 Staat. - meint
bicr5n Der .8nffalp 1olfsfreun6" -
bic Dor oar, nidt 81 LANCER Set, bon
@irhenireunben mod bielfa6 als Elm
BLOB an bulbenSer 1lebelitan0 betrad)>
tet iporoen ilfs crpciit iiH in linierem
2anbe imiuer mebr alS has 8iGtiec
fir beioe 9beilc. Sic cine IaHt
adtet bic anocrc rnb 10 berridt bier
Sriecc nnb Gintradt aipiidbcn @elts
lid nnb @eiiflif.
Die Notwithstanding be6enfenbe
neile Yertretiing Der Yer. Stadten i'm
Static Der Siiriten Der Stride oiirftc
in anberen Qdnbern tart alffauen.
go 4. 3. in Gnnn0a. oaS imrner nod
feincn Cardinal bat, i'm lateiniihen
Nmerita. oeren gauge 8cpOlterung
tatbpliid unS 3ablreiher lit als bic
hiersulanoc nnb bns MIR cinen Gars
6inal. galpacanti. in @raiiIien beiiSt.
Nub OcutI6lanb itebt in Sieier 8ins
iid,t geact Sieics 2anb 5uriid. 4oni
iuirb ipobl Ieinc auten 0riiabe fir Die
iidtlid,c Ycpor3leling Der Hereinigs
ten. Stdutett bQbcil.
|on ben bret an freirenoen rellcn
amcrifaniSAcm garbinllen iperScn
iibri9enS Blob Sipei IN ifnicren,. 2anhe
rciibiren. Gr5biimof Sarlep bon Sctu
gcrf iuc gr3bi}d.pf S'GonneM bon
Bolton. pdbren6 yRier. 1aleonio. Der
MpoitclijGe 9eleodt iii 8ai6inaton.
icincm Wchniit III Motm ne6rncn ipiro.
Or lit dber aud MmerifdHer lnb
6iirfte oils i~anai1briner 0eobadtcr
NIB 2cnncr Der ger. Stdaten bcions
bcrS 5nm 8atbaeber fir beren Sntcs
rciicn bcran9cdoacn iperbcn.
Sic elite Der liei,cn gnrbindle iptro
uir8enns iibcrraidcu - nleiut Scr
.3anberer" nit Nedt. Dab gr3>
.bii&of Saleonio slei& ieinem Bore
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
9eaastsaans In Ssamsreia.

Ydrts, 3. Hop. - Sic gaiisc
franSDiiidc Yrciie lit iiber ben Nbs
idrub Der frdn5oiiihs beutid)en Iaz
rpffo WcrbnnSlun9en erfrcut. nnS
lpdbrcno man ben @erluit bon 10 piel
Wcbict bcirniIert, miro bic Nafrid,t
BON hcr @riil6un8 ctnes sroBcn frans
s6iiid)en @eid5cs IN Nprbsafrifa. ba3
5iniS, Mgerien ,lnb Iarpffo umiabt.
NIT Sefric6iUiin9 bcariibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
1laHenf4an.

9aft nimmt Inn Netu Yorfer
Safen BITE Nepue iiber 80 2riess-
ihiffe a.. Orukartises S&an.
ipiel. - Der Erdiibent, Der ii&
auf ieiner slsitatiuns. ReSe bnr@
ben @citem fir ben Weltfrieben
erfldrt, forbert bier ,peiteren Mus-
ban Der Glptte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

ooo x.si3no w
p9n 1883 DTS AfS2 mar CT aporoz
itl@er Selega1 Salaoa hno an
Sv. ScpiefnperssA oS2 ipliroe er gum
apclfoltlaen 4 pdten tur Die SerS
etnt9ien 'Staais!l1 crnanaf.
Sstn S@etse pom Natptitsion'
-. ", pIle saen met,tcn xaIDo.
itleit 9ef5lsw qserf iperOelt, 10 srpR
Ga@ o'c sUtes0e 9etn mas npsr le'ne
vtgepAnS, 5u'1 SatO'"al. Ssas e
IN cen ger. gen geietHeI, wtro
ma erH na@ ano sas I'm y
annIai,se ~ yarotgea eermosen:
Hcet lpp!e! w x9a.la@s, SaE cry let1
lelner Sga1!e1es1 o'e pap,tlt@e Seie-
Sa'ar PIG UspshsaMs eI'a"s1e, o1e
! seI ILL., YsMnonns e.eoH!e'
1as c.e ~ ees yame.!IaM's.
MIs " ssss ~ osm 0sHnio.ss"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
Gnrsigeker Sie9 befStiet.

8~crIin. 3. Nop. - Scr @eridt.
ba6 ulle duBeren @e~feitisunsem Dor
Sripolis iih in Den Sdnben Der Siirs
fen beiiupen MnS Dab bic Staliencr I'M
Srneru Der Staot cingcihloiicn iino.
lpirb aus 5upcrldiii9er Gucle be-
itIti9t. ~,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
Die Gage in Gbiaa.

SuanfMifai bat BON Der Eremier.
suiirbe geitns MIR uer5iMtet auf ben
*piten. - ebaifBbai sefallen. -
Die Natiptal : Teriammlmmg Der.
fanhct bic Der 0eforocrten Der.
feifMng 81 Ornnb liesenbcn Be-
Mutmnmsem. Yrppins Dnem=
Nan, 9bina's Sd,pei5, erflart ii&
far nBabbdmsis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

Soiepb YrIiter. Terle8cr Der .9teip
Dort @orlo" unb .St. QoMis Eoit
SispatA". lit Sonntaa an Norb ieiuer
Vadt .Yibcrtp" aeitprbcn. Or mar
In Sabre 1s47 IN llnearn scboren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

Na6 Dem per0ifentIiften Bmnoesa
Sinan5s Muspeis lit baS 8efi5it fiji
Sas Inufenbe Sisfaliabr aif $20,s
10000 ansetpadien. d
$+$ y
Gin bcutiher Sadmlann ipiro 6emA
nGhft in Nefp/9orf eintreffen, rs
gorbereitnngcm fir ben SseGnflug
SoSepb Bruders. Der i'm Sriibiabr
naditem Sabres itattfinben ioa. az
treffen.
Sic 4cIeiti9lng bes amerifaniiden
SinanSsG ~ontroaeurs Sbuiter IN Sera
iien rpirb anf cine ,ruiiii4 sen9liI6d
Sntrisne 5uriidgefiibrt.
go y.
Sic GrogaS=8 ruben BEL BET un9dA
ridden Staot Maros SaIarbelp itehet
in Slammen; ser 8ranb bebedt bea
rcits 80 @orsen. elm 2oifcn lit aus4
seihlohen unb Der Shaben eiu
etlornter.
Sic II. 9. stecl Corporation
melbct fir bas brittle Sabrcspierter
S29.522,725 Heincimabmen sesena
iiber $2S.t0s.5 $50 fir bas poraussea
gansene Gllartnl an.
Sie Sabafs Nftiondre unb 8on6A
Better Ser Iruerican Sobaeeo So.
ipreden lid enti6ieben gesen ben HeA
organizations Ylan. ben Die Hegie4
riin9 poridld9t. aus.
@raf 8ernitorii, Der Seutidle Bots
idafter in 8aibin9ton. febrt nit DEM
Norhbeutifen 2%lopbbampfer George
8aibinaton" bonn llrlalb na@ ben
Scr. Staaten 6uriid,
anltusminiiter @rai Stiirgfh ipirS
bonn Safer Srans Solef nit ber
Tenbilbrma Dos @iniiterimms beaufs
tra9t. nadbbcm bas &abinett 8autI@
feline Semiiiiou ciuSerciht bat.
e 80
@Siparo 9. Hleet, elm Gpiatifeu
bonn gaiIau 8onleparb SlngfeIb.
8aroen Gitp, y. D., bcrbramtc In
ieincm Sotel i'm 8ett. @r bate ges
leien uno mar habei NIT Der brcnnems
ben Cigarette IN Der SanS +. ein0ea
idlafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
Gas Ahkamuteu iiber
MarakkS.

Snbalt bes gertrases In Haris ants
lid befannt seseben. - Abtretuna
ppn Congo Oebiet an SemtfHlatb.
Sranfreid's S&ntberrf&aft
iiber bas S&erifat mirb anerfanrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

Gommiilar @itfim 8iIian,s bera
theinist IN icinem SabrcSberi6t IN
Idarien @prten Die BON ibm beliebt.
Ginpanocrungss Solitif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

ltntcr'm SatMm bonn 81. Sftobcr
mclbet bic tdalife .aGlniihc YolfSs
aeituna": .Sn her Yrefie 1T bieI ba'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

anltuSminiiter @rai stiirgfb pirS
bonn Safer Srans Soief nit cer
&eubilbMa Dos @iniiterinms beaufs
tra9t. nadpbcm bas &atinett 8autI@
feline Seniiiiou ciusereibt bot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
G~ele9rapfigeReS 1lqerlet.

Na1 Dem beroifentlidten Bun6esa
Sinan5 sMusrueis lit baS 3eii5it fiji
bas Inufenbe Sisfaliabr alif $20.s
10000 anseipadien. a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

@rai 8ernitorii, Der Seutidlc Bots
ihafter in 8aibington. febrt nit DEM
Norhoeutiden 2lopbhampfer George
@aibinston" bonn llrlaiib nod ben
Scr. Staaten 6uriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

Sic elite Der neilcn Garbindle tpirb
uiraenoss iibcrraidacu - nleiut Der
.3anberer" nit Hedit. Dab gr3s
biidof Galeonio slei& isinen HOr'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

bic Sabafs Nftiondre unb 8on6A
Better Ser Nrucrican Sobaeeo 60.
ipreden lid enti6ieben gesen ben 8eA
organizations Ylan. ben bic Hegie4
rilng por1dld9t. aus.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-27
SENTENCED TO SERVE THIRTY
DAYS FOR BEING
INTOXICATED.
UNUSUAL SPECTACLE IN
kEOkUk POLICE COURT
Mrs. Lizzie Snyder, Whose Hair is
Whitened by Many Winters, Arrested
for Being hiIariously Drunk-Cre-
atsd Disturbance and Police Gath
cred Her In.

Keokuk, June 27-Mrs. Lizzie
Snyder, an old lady So years old. holds
the record here for aged inebriates
Mrs Snyder who lives back of the GER
cal works in Commercial alley, was
found out on Sixteenth and High
streets the other night by Officer Free
man, so drunk she couldn't have told
her name had she been paid for doing
So
Aside from being In such democrat
lied condition. Mrs. Snyder was ours
ing every one who came along and saw
her rolling on the slopes and staggering
up the street. When her old straw hat
fell from her snowy locks to the street
as the officers were putting her in the
patrol. she roundly cursed every one
Of them and told them to do the most
unseemirg and vile things.
Yesterday in court. the shameless old
woman was sentenced to spend thirty
days in jail and she was returned to
the woman's room at the city lookup.
She will be kept IA day or two and al
lowed to sober up sufficiently to go
home.
The other nights spree was not the
first that Mrs. Snyder has participant
ed in as she has been lordly drunk
before and arrested. An old mittimus
was hanging over her this time, but
the police. like any one else, have
hearts and are sorry for the wretched
plight Of the old woman in her second
childhood, an octogenarion and adj
dicted to the use of strong drink.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-27
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Republican.
Des Moines, June 27.-The weekly
weather and crop service. issued today
but covering the period ending Mon
day, prior to the heavy rain of early
Monday. says:
The weather during the past week
was exceedingly hot; the average
daily excess of temperature being
about degrees, and the rainfall was
nil until the last two days. when light
to copious local showers occurred over
the larger part Of the state. In many
localities the amount Of rainfall was,
however. too small to be of much
benefit except to freshen up vegetation
and purify the atmosphere.
Corn Is holding it's own remarkably
we'll and has not as yet suffered any
material injury, tho nearing the danger
time in few localities. Much Of it
has been laid by in good condition, and
IN few counties some Of the early
planting is beginning to tasseI.
Reports vary as to the condition Of
small grain, but most of the CORES
pondents agree that oats and spring
wheat have been seriously injured and
In some localities, in the central. west
ern and southern counties the pros
poets Of an oats crop have been re-
duced from 20 to 40 per cent In all
sections where the showers on Sunday
We're even moderately heavy, all late
grains will be materially benefited.
Most of the winter wheat has been
cut and gives promise Of a fair yield
Of good quality. Hay making pro-
crossed rapidly and the dry, hot wealth
er was favorable for securing the crop
In excellent condition. altho the output
is much below the average.
Pastures, garden truck and early po-
tatoes have received the most injury
from the drouth. Early potatoes are
practically a failure and the late pota-
toes need rain at once. Apples have
been damaged to some extent, but If
rains come within the next week there
will be a crop.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-27

that Stone was insane. Hence he was
not tried upon the indictment against
him, but was committed 70 Anamosa.
or recent years he has gained men,
tally, the prison officials say, until he
Is now sane
One week ago Saturday. County At
torney Guthrie dismissed the indtct-
ment against Stone, the latters rela-
tives in Gallery. Pa, desiring to take
him there.
Stones release is being held up tenn
porarily because OF a Quandary War
den Barr OF the institution is In over
his right to release him. There Is no
charge against Stone and he Is a sane
man, hence the warden feels that he
should be given his freedom Yet War
den Barr doubts whether he has the
legal power to turn a man out or tho
reformatory without some formal order
from some court.
Attorney General Cosson has been
appealed to by Warden Barr for an
opinion. Henry w. Sampson. who is
doing special work in the attorney gem
erals office is looking up the question
In the case OF an insane man named
Kutzleben. given life sentence in Iowa
county for derailing a train. but who
later recovered his mind and the in
dictment against him was dismissed.
habeas corpus proceedings Were re-
sorted to as q means OF securing his
release
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-27

Cereal Company. who Is here on busi-
ness. This opinion is shared by tho
employees OF the Quaker Oats Com
pany who are here making an In
ventory Of the big plant.
II believe the plant Will be run all
the time" said Mr.. Gates to a reporter.
1.-The Quaker Oats Company purchased
the Mother Oats brand and believe
it vii continue making II here They
also will keep in operation. believe,
the corn meal mill"
Asked concerning the improvements
being planned, Mr.. Gates and his CO.
worker declared 1t was too early to
talk along that line. That the pur-
chasers Of the plant are going to
make improvements, however, they
were certain.
The Quaker Oats Company already
have big mill in Iowa, at Cedar Rap
ids. That is the biggest in the world
and has an immense capacity The
mill at Akron, O., which the company
purchased from the Great Western
Cereal Company, is next to 1t in size
The comes the plant here.
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New Market.


Wheat harvest Is exceedingly early
vested this week. The early spring and
dry, warm summer has ripened the
grain earlier than usual.
Newton.
John Petted, over whom sentence
to Knoxville has been hanging for a
year past, was taken to that institu-
ton a day or two ago by the officers.
The trip was made overland in an auto.
DonneIIson.
At meeting of the executive COM
,nittee Of the Lee County Old Settlers
Society here, it was decided to hold the
next annual reunion at Donnellson.
West Point was a competitor. The date
was fixed for Thursday. Aug. II.
Montezuma.
H. B. Dryden and David ellis were
severely shaken when an automobile
which they were driving from Monte
yuma to Oskaloosa went thru the rail-
ing Of the approach to the Skunk river
bridge, and over ten foot embank-
ment. The car struck on It's wheels and
was little damaged.
Malcolm.
The Rock Island has completed the
well at the stock yards and is putting
up windmill and tank for the ac-
commodation Of local shippers. These
improvements will be greatly appre-
ciated by patrons and will make 1t
much more convenient for our stock
men.
Treynor.
Treynor is to have a new band. Ar
rangements for the organization are
progressing satisfactorily. Twenty
players and prospective players have
been secured and instruments will soon
be purchased With it's new railroad, its
new band and splendid facilities in the
way Of rich territory, Treynor is COM
ing into her own.
Clinton.
Anton Geibelstein. an aged Clinton
man, attempted to commit suicide while
suffering from temporary insanity,
caused by the heat. Mr.. Geibelstein
went out to the shed and tied rope
to nail in the ceiling and the other
end to his neck. It is believed he was
hanging about ten minutes before they
found him. His condition is reported
critical.
Lost Nation.
The Woodmen field day with visiting
neighbors from Maquoketa, Petersville.
Delmar, Welton, Grand Mound, Gala
mus, Wheatland, Oxford, Baldwin and
Monmouth in attendance. was held here
Friday. A great variety Of races, coon
songs and a ball game between Ok
ford and the local nine were pulled off
for the amusement Of Lost Nations
visitors.
Boone,
The 9-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Carlson of this city was Sc
verely injured a few days ago while
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Anderson,
of Craig's Hollow, by the explosion Of
a cannon fire cracker. The boy was Sc
riousIy burned about the eyes. A ply
sician was called and the sufferings of
the boy were relieved and It Is almost
certain that the injuries will not prove
to be Of a permanent nature.
Red Oak.
Dennis NJ Farley received a serious
knife wound while at work at the Bax-
ter meat market, and 1t seemed for a
time as tho he would bleed to death.
Assistance which came just in time
saved his life, and he will now get
along alright, it Is Thought. Mr.. Far
ley was turning piece Of meat around
on the block to get slice from the OPP
posite end. and the meat happened to
be lying on butcher knife. The knife
turned with the meat, and cut quite A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-27
Deafness Cannot Be- Cured

BY local applications, as they can not
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an in :
named condition Of the mucous linins
Of the eustachian tube. When this
tube Is infamed you have q rumblins
sound or imperfect hearing, ana when
it is entirely closed, deafness 10 the re-
suit, and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever: nine cases out of
ten are caused by catarrh, which Is
nothing but an infiamed- condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case Of deafness Caused by ca
tarrh) that can not be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, o. Sold
by druggists, Is cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
Sttna ZION
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ATTEMPT TO BURN JAG RETREAT
lnebriate Hospital Set on Fire BY In
sane Inmate.

Knoxville. June 21.-Some Grimm
ally insane inebriate made desperate
attempt to burn the main building at
the state inebriate hospital at an early
hour yesterday. The fire originated In
the chapel and spread to the down
stairs rooms. causing $500 damages.
It Is known almost to a certainty that
it was the work of a fire bug. because
the reel of hose kept near the chapel
entrance for such emergencies had been
cut to pieces SO as to hamper the efforts
of those who might be alarmed in time
to quench the fire.
1t is supposed that a clockworls ma
chine was used to set off the blaze, and
that it had been intended for 1t to go off
while the management and the inmates
were asleep.
An effort is being made to locate the
incendiary.