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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
(Spe3ialz 9orreipoubcn5.)
Gin 0aas Smrdb Sie rStniiebe
2taSfteamna.
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0cbrad,t, 5u neipcn Seiten elmer 80
Wcter brciteu, bonn Soplpgilhcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

OI iinglt lpar es ser bur6 feline
praftiiheu grfinounseu auf
" benz 8ebicte Der @leftri5itGt
I(~ 10 befannt eelporDene Z E 5.
bipn II, Der in Der Cages
preiie breitsetreten bat, er CLAUDE
rlift an eiuen auferitaubenen 8ptt,
ionoern einfad or cine .iupremc
intelligence; ebenIo CLAUDE er niht
an cine nniterblide Seele rnb ipeoer
on cine Soae nod an cine Iuieritebs
ing na6 benz Spbe. 8enn man tort
lei. iei MO einfah tobt. @uf perz
neint er bns Seutcn uno erflGrt es nls
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II. /. 10. Ser l1n9lallbc gbiion's lit,
ipie Der 10 bieler u~nierer mppernen
Snouifries 8r6Beu unb @cle6rten, bas
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einem ipesieIlen Sad. Ian irast lid,
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iplfem gnieben Die @erantipprtuna
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itubiert bat. &c nirnmt unIere 4riez
tier iiber feds. adt Sabre rino LANCER,
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ltrtbeil iiber 8ott ,inb 8laii6en an,
Elm llrtbeil bns er Subem nift fir
iid bebdlt, ionperu es burd Die
S~a9espreiie in ale Simmclsrthtimacn
%auspoialint. Gbiion iast nifts
Neies. Or lit bios ein uiobt gerabe
seiuieter Shiiler Saedel's. unD als
Iolfer mag er cinnal Den Sab aeleien
babeu, Den ihon por @biion Der
Saedelianer Yrof. Sdneioer aufgcs
Ite1t bat. Sieier 1Greibt namli6:
rSns 8dtbieIbafteite in ser Tatlr
!par Der @runo Der gntitebuns bes
8ottesslaubens. Sa no cine CIR
fenntnib Der Griheimneen. Iotpeit
iplfe mD9lih lit, e~intrat. mibte
natiirli1 elm folder aif Equalization
eeeriinbetcr 8laube notbncnoig pers
ihtpinoen. Sen IN Der G%aturipinen@
ifaft unipiilenbiten bentfanIiten
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9efdbr Die S6luBfolseruns cines
gbiion's. limb SieIes @laubensbes
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ment" on Die eroBeu ~eldlibigen
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8. 9. in Der Nitronomie elm 8opernis
fus. aepler. Sp1u De 8rabe, Heiptpn,
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Seis. - lauter @ottes9ldubige; in
Der Gbpiif uto Gbemie elm Sup9bcns,
Blot. euler. smpsre. Guudp, Sapb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
Gin 6elSIanS fir keiraths'
Imftiee 1l6Seken.

Sn SiibsIfrifa iiub b%eirat6siGbige
Mdofeu rdr. ionit mare Die Mclbung
Der .Simes" aus johannesburg nidt
gu be9reifeu: Bon LOO peiblihen
Sienit6oteu. Die bon guelanp mad
Sranspaal gefommen iinb, baben iid
500 ihon peni9e Wohen uah ibrer
anfunft pe%rbeiratbet. Ser 3uItrpm
iueibliher G~inipanberer bauert bernrt
an. ba6 ein Sraueus Gon,ite Die err
ridtuns cines eigenen ginipanpercrs
Sotels beihloB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Scr serin9itc llufua fam qua
ipeilcn cine &errenfuug uc%rlriddleu
unb cine gcrrenfung cine Qlletihuna.
8eibe sulammeu fDunen leift uno
ipirfium burch ben @ebrnuf bon ct.
Safpbs Del 9ebeilt tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Sas 8lut fam burh Den 0tasen
unrein gemaft iucrben. Sreenb cine
%llrorbnuns bes Iaeens fam burd,
ben 6ebraiid bon Or. Iugu1t aonis's
Samburscr Sropien frrirt iperScu,
ipeIhe bds glut reinisen unn pas
Spitem in einen seiunben 3niianp
brinaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
Cine psetiieke miSn,mne
an Turnt'S Nlpenfranter npmt Serrn
Eaitur 8. Stnbeauul III Hiliipn,
cptua.

Sic bette NeoiSin ser 8elt
8irb IN Chicago ber9elteat.
Mlpenfrdliter miro lie genaint.
SIT auf Der 9an5en 8elt betannt.
@nr Mnnher, Ser bem gobe nab,
lluo idon bds @rab Dor Nilocn iah,
Sat nod in ieineu Iestcn Stunbeu
gm IlpenfrGniter Silf sefunpen.
Sn iepem Sauie loIlfe man
Sen MpenfrGutcr ifnffen an.
Serielbe uirS fir @roB uub alein
Sm Sauie itets bon Scsen icin.
Sait Nandcs Sn Dis iebt pro6iert,
Inn bat fem Wittel Gid furiert,
Himm bieien MlpenfrdMter Elm
llnb balb fpirit Oh geIuno hann iein.
s.. Stubenppll. Saitor.
IuiIon, Soma. II. Wdr5 10.
Sn YroIa ino Sittuna ipirp Sors
mis- Ilpenfrduter nls Die @eiunobeii
brineenbe Icbi5in seprielen - elm
iiber Elm Sabrbunocrt iid] eritredenoer
Heforo erfolgreiben 8ebraides bat
inn ben Hui bes beliebtelteu aller
Sausmittel perlhaift. - apotbefer
fGnnen i'm niht l~ieferu. Gr lam
aber bon 2ofals Igenten ober bireft
aus Dem Snbordtorium heSoaen pers
ben. Nnu ifreibc an 81. Setter
Sabrnep & Cons Co.. 1875 60.
Sopne Ipe., Chicago. III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

NG6e bon @aris aclegcue Sabrif lit
bereits I'M @an9e unb pcrarbeitct III
eritcr Sinie &egetobilicu, ans benelt
lie cine @cn9c Nnbrun9sitoffc beritelt.s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

= 8enm Elm frpnmcr. t~ugenobaiter
Mtenih fiir icinc autcu Sbntcu IN Der
Welt bclobnt lpilrhc. 10 bate CT III Der
auoereu fcineu Sobu ntebr 81 crbpticn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
ShSne Tarmer fur &atholitem

bel .3uri9 unb Qaleo, Sanias. susergss
mobnlif Siinitiss Siisrtsn. S9reibet fir
nGbsre aisfunft au
REV. FATHER HARPIN,
Zurich, Rocks Co., Kansas.
Seim edrslbsn srssdtns man ssa. Siriss elat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
Geaeit &rsbSJmaoeH.

Sn enpiebls hermit Stroop's 6srhbrnts
beutfdhe BUILDER. Sieielbeu heileu ieoen (nuda
nidbt anigebroberen) HrebS ioiuohl iruerlid ais
duserlieh. Sas anertnnnt einSis bette NitteL UNI
Ragentrebs erfclgreit 81 beilsn. Beeeu atdass
rem. Seuguthe v. l. To-, id1reibe man an.
Yers. y. Boeoine,
seneca. RduidS-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
0eiminMer!

Sdareibet fir cine s,ummer oes .Soutbeatern
aanias SomeieeterT, bas bette 9anos Sournal.
bos pubIiSirt niro. Gs tuiro frei an Sene ges
ipouen. 2anbuertaui nit fleinen Sesahlun9en
uno giluitiee 9eoingurgeu lit unierc Spe,ialttdt.
WQar a%oreiiire: The Aueu Gonutp Jnpeitment
Co., Sougtur, 3auias.
geim edbreiben erpdhue man seh. bieirs glatf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
speaieII tar siefe 3eitnmsD
Goi(ons tr(ter gro6tr Nli6trfolg.

VI iingit ipar es ser bur1 ieine
praftiihen grfiuouuseu aui
Dem 9ebicte Der @leftri3itqt
10 bcfannt selporbene Sbos 8.
q Nnn Nn,. IN So, Gnnna-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-24
FRIGHTENED THIEF
ESCAPES BY JUMPING
Attempts to Rob Home Of
George F. Felt, but Is
Interrupted. .

A burglar entered the home OF
George f. Felt. Al East First North
street. at $40 clock YESTERDAY morn
ing. Mrs. Felt awakened and saw
a hand extended into a bureau drawer,
She followed this clue and saw a man
kneeliug upon the floor.
''Don t be frightened, whispered
the man, "it's only me. -
Mrs. Felt screamed and the burglar
ran to the staircase. It was very dark,
and as he did not know the house, be
fell down stairs,
Harold Felt. l9 years OF age, heard
his mother s cry and the noise on the
stairs and Jumped to the conclusion
that his little sister Marion mad been
walking in her sleep and had fallen
down stairs. He ran TO the rescue
Near the foot of the stairs he bumped
into the burglar. who wns progressing
rs best he could in the darkness. Then
Harold heard his mother cry that a
burglar was In the house and that he
must come up stairs at once. The
Young man obeved, but not before the
burglar jumped through window head
foremost, carrying the glass and por-
tion of the sash with him.
The police were called, and Patrol
men Simpson, Patterson aud Mabbott
and Patrol Driver Sullivan responded.
Upon their arrival the burglar bad
made MS escape. An examination Of
the house showed that nothing had
been stolen, George +. Felt, we'll
known business man, is in Seattle and
Mrs. Felt was aloue in the house with
the members of her family.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-24
COUNTY FINANCES
SHOWN BY REPORT

A comparative statement OF the re.
ceipts and disbursements OF funds In Salt
Lake county for the first SIX months OF
the present year and those OF last year
was submitted 10 the board OF county,
commissioners YESTERDAY by the county
auditors office Tho statement shows
that both the receipts and the sisourse-
mcnts for the first six ulonihs or ms
year we're considerably below those of
the same period 4 year ago. The differ
that almost s7S.00o in tax money was
added 10 The receipts OF last year. which
had really been held over from The year
previous. This year there was no tax
money held over. II having been eXpend-
cd last year.
swelled by the erection OF the new county
Jail and also by .. great amount OF work
on roads and bridges, This year theTo
has been less work on roads and bridges,
and other Improvements responsible TO
this fund.
The receipts for the first half-year of
1911 we're s77,s71.69 while for the same
period In 1910 they were 5,Sos.G5, a
decrea3e for the present year OF SIS.
1871 SO. The total disbursements for the
first six months OF this year were 32Je.-
990.22. while those for the Same period
decrease OF s15,s14.42.
The greatest increase of disbursements
In any one fund was that OF the county
inhrmary, which fund showed an in
creased outlay OF sdS0l0.72 over a year
ago. This is due 10 the fact that the
cost of the nov county infirnary hos
pital building. which is now under course
OF construction, must be taken out OF
this years fund. The statement shows
thai the disbursements In the roads and
tlrs, six months OF the present year by
S905e.Sl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-24
COUNCIL PAVES WAY
FOR NEW PROCEDURE
Directs City Recorder to Sign
Certificates for Municipal
Officers Elected.

10 pave the way for the now pro.
ceedings which are to be instituted 10
test The copstitutioualitv Of the new
commission law. the city council, IN
special session last night, adopted a
resolution directing City Recorder b
y Rives to issue TO the newly elected
city officials the certificates Of election.
The recorder will refuse to obey the
order, under the agreement reached be-
tween the attorneys, in order 10
bring the matter TO an Issue. and pro.
cecdinGs will be begun by Mayor elect
Park and the other officers to compel
Recorder Rives to issue the ccrtif-
Gates.
When the recorder is sought TO be
compelled by man:amus proceedings
BY the commissioners TO obey the di-
rectlons of the council The matter will
then be brought into court, which
will permit Its being heard.
The legality of prohibition proceed
ip9s in this case were questioned,
so il was agreed hy the attorneys
to transpose the case, and instead of
the action being brought TO restrain
Gates, it was arranged for the recorder
TO refuse to issue them unless COM
PEELED TO do so by the court
The resolution introduced and
passed by the city council last night
was signed by Councilman L. j.. Hall
Of the election committee, and was
adopted unanimously. The action was
necessary IN order that the recorder
might be cuabled to refuse to obey
the order. and thus pave the way for
the attorneys for the commissioners 10
bring petition for a writ of mandate,
Councilman Martin T., Mulyey, who
is behind the action 10 test the constl-
tutionaJity Of the law in the capacity
of private citizen and elcctor. ex-
planned briefly the purpose of the reso-
luton. after which it vas immediately
adopted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-24
COMPANY MAY NOT
ACCEPT FRANCHISE
Council Imposes Conditions
on Saltair Road to Enter
Business District.

An amendment requiring Tie widening
of the railroad viaduct over West North
Temple street wae inserted into the pro-
posed franchise giving the Salt Lake &.
Los Angeles Railroad company the right
TO run Its cars into the business dis
trict upon tho electrIfication OF the sys-
tenn at meeting OF the city council in
the committee or the whole last night
From the statements of counsel for the
company, 1t Is understood that the fran
chise with this amendment Will not be
accepted.
a number of amendments were dis
posed OF last night, but there are still
some others which require the attention
OF the council. Not being able TO com
plete the work last evening, the com
Tnittee rose and Will continue It's work
at the conclusion Of the council session
next Monday night
Under the amendment to widen the
viaduct, the company, In consideration of
the right OF running It's cars Into the
business center, must agree TO make the
again as II now is. That IS, the com
pany Will be required 10 make a. twenty
four.foot additional roadway on the
north side OF the viaduct, With a six
foot sidewalk.
Counsel for the railroad company de-
clared that as the city had vacated the
land on which the viaduct stands to the
oregon Short Line Railroad company
riaduct. II would be Impossible for the
Saltair company TO widen IT. However
the opinion OF the city attorney was TO
the contrary, as he conten6ed that only
the ground OF which the viaducr actually
stanes was vacated TO the Short Line
and that II would be possible for the
otner company to build an addition to
the north side of il.
The amendment 70 require the widen
ing Of the viaduct was passed by a vote
OF seven TO three, b. some OF the coun-
cilinen. it was contonded that the Oregon
snort Line had made promises which 1t
had failed TO keep. and that it and not
ths Saltair road should be required to
widen the viaduct, However, property
owners on the west side arc opposed TO
franchise being granted the company
unless the ria1uct is wideped. as il IS
contended that with additional traffic
necesstared hy the operation OF the Salt
air cars, travel over the viaduct In its
present condition would be extremely un-
safe.
Another amendment which vas in
serted into the proposed franchise last
night vas that OF Councilman NJ f
Mnlyey, requiring the company to haul
the city garbage free OF charge. At the
present time the garbage Is being hauled
from the city under contract by the
Salt Lake & Ogden Railroad company
and the city Is paying to have this done,
This amendment, IL accepted and the
franchise passed will mean a substan-
tial saving to the city. No protest was
made against this amendment last night
by the COMPANY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-24
MORMON CHURCH IS
ORGANIZING SCOUTS
Plan Undertaken to Form
Companies of Boys in True
Military Style.

at largely attended meeting at the
Second ward amusement hall, Fifth
East and Seventh South streets, last
pignt the inauguration of tho Dcscret
Scout movement was begun by the
Mormon church by the orga uizatioa OF
tho boys of Liberty stake, The or
ganizatiop is to be on the same lines Us
the boy scouts aud is TO extend through
every church ward
II will be in utilization with the
NJ. |. 4. BOYS between l. and is
scouts and Il is the purpose 10 mike
the membership non-sectsrIan,
Meetings will be beld in all tho
wards of the city next Thursday for
the. purpose Of cnl,stine tho boys III
each ward.
Three hundred and fifty boys were
present at the meeting Of Liberty
stake last night The hall stage was
decorated with American flags, tent
and campfire suggesting the, military
life. The exercises began with bugle
call which was followed by q PRAYER
by Chaplain l.. r. Martinoau.
After PRAYER everyone Joined in sing
ing "Amerjca. -
a quartette next sang "Tentips on
the Old Camp Grounds, all joining in
OH the chorus,
An address by John d. Bowers, ey-
planning tho scout movement. followed
Some military movements were illus
trated BY Mr.. Bowers with the aid of
eight BOYS. Examples of giving first
aid to the injured were also given.
Seventy-flve pupils of the I. ID. S.
gymnasium went through gymuastic
drill
Probably the most important fea-
ture of the programme in the bows :
eyes was the distribution Of 500 bags
OF peanuts. barrel Of cherry cider
and box of red apples
Among those who kindled the cnthu
siasm OF the boys with brief talks were
John Taylor, Carl Badger, Briant
Hinckley and Hugh Cannon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-24
LIVES MANY WEEKS
WITH BROKEN BACK

In the death OF Oluf Amunson. aged Is
years Who died Wednesday st ST. Mark s
hospital. is noted ono Of the strange
fatal Injury has been received. Amun-
son WAS 4 contractor and builder. who
for twenty years had been resident
of Murray and Cottonwood, Last Sep
tember, while engaged In building a
house. he fell from q ladder and suffered
q dislocation 0; the spine. lie was taken
to 81, Marks hospital. where he fingered
until last Wednesday,.
Mr Amunson never married, and his
only surviving relative in this state, go
far as is known. Is a Mrs. Johnson OF
East Mill Creek. The body lies at the
Qua]trouSh- Allcott undertaking parlors,
pending arrangements for the funeral
NllCh are not vet complete.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-24
BRINGING MAN BACK
ON FORGERY CHARGE

ReQuisition papers for the return 20
this city of Dean Foster, who Tas ar
rested in Los Angeles. CAL. Niedres-
day night. were prepared THURSDAY by
wanted here To face 4 charge OF forg-
ins his mothers name, Mary Foster, To
a check FOR $500. which he passed on
McC&uick & Co.. bankers.
Foster, who is but n young man, has
been IN trouble numerous times in this
city during the lasI several years, nav
ing served two Jail sentences and a term
in the State Industrial school. accord :
ing to local authorities.
Sheriff Joseph c. Sharp will so To Los
Angeles Friday TO bring Foster back.
The local officials have information by
which u Is said other charges OF serl-
Gus nature may be preferred against
him. Foster was arrested as result OF
advices from local officials,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-24
CHICAGO WOMAN DIES
ON RAILROAD TRAIN

Mrs. Freds Dreesler IS years Of age,
or Chicago. III. died as a result OF tu-
berculosts or Salt Lake Route train
near Iynndyl about 10 o'clock yesterday
forenoon,
Accompanied by her mother. Mrs. c.
tyrasser. and 1year-old daughter Mrs.
I,ressler had been on the Pacific coast
FOR the benefit or her health. and II was
while returning 10 her home in Chicago
that she was overtakeD by death
The body was removed from the train
upon ,ts arrival here. To the s. D. Evans
undertaking establishment IL Will be
taken 10 Chicago for interment
The husband Of Mrs. Dressler is a
member OF the Independent Order OF ODD
Fellows. and the local members OF that
fraternity arc attending Mrs Grasser
and Mrs DresslerS daughter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-24
CITY AND VICINITY

HENRY JOHNSON, a Ute Indian
was sentenced for a felony Sept
l.. 1905, to serve seven years 70
state penltentisry, mas asked for
hearing OF his last application
pardon He was sentenced after 4
ing guilty and since then has teel
.nie6 pardon twice and q comInu|
ot sentence once.
ORDERS have been received by.
master Arthur l.. Thomas, esta5ll
a branch station. No. 20. az Ele
South and Eleventh East streets, u
city, George Tayson. who conduE
drug store al this corner, will ne
clerk in charge The new offlce
be opened mp December is. IA
THE TEACHERS OF the city 6
will be paid Friday The payroll am
to SIS, 400. On Saturday. the o.
and ianitors Will be paid. The or.
payroll amounts To sIo,09e,oo ano'
janl;ors' to s8lSL
IN a COMPLAINT issued yester
the county attorneys office. w.
er Is charged with cnnbez5ling
the property OF the Mountain Top
mer Home company
THE REGULAR monthly en'eI
rneni or the Western Association
Blind will be held Saturday n>gn,
rest rooms to the rear OF tns
house. Il
DR.. DAVID sLAusTEiN OK
York will occupy the pulpit at
B'pai Israel tonight. His topic
The Future OF the Jew IN an1sr'-
II. N. HAYES began suit in ths
district court yesterday aftern0or
cover $3.50 from j. NJ. ReInolo''
to be due or IL mining deal
a MEETING q; the teacns,
school work committee OF inc I
of education will be held rf'u@'
noon ct . o'clock.