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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-10
Trip to Boston by Sea.

And how about trip to Boston by sea
Think of leaving for Norfolk some sti
fling afternoon, having a cool night Of
rest and arriving at Old Point just when
the summer sunrise is most perfect.
The Boston steamer does not sail until
late in the afternoon, and the Merchants
and Miners line gives passengers every
opportunity for an agreeable day. IT IS
possible to see some of the historic build
ings Norfolk has been accommodating ever
since 1880. 1t is the greatest peanut mar
ket I'm the world, and has the second fish.
oyster and truck market. People touring
the world stop over to see this alone.
Then one can ride nine miles by trolley
and have q dip i'm the surf at Ocean
View take ferry across Hampton roads
to Old Point and pass the remaining
hours enjoying the beauties of this spot
where John Smith found comfort" Then
comes the splendid sea trip with con-
genial surroundings. food and people-for
eyeryb body is socabie aboard ship
OF the opportunities for sightseeing In
Boston and Cambridge. of the remark.
able historic tour which an automobile
company conducts it is scarcely necss-
sary to tell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-10
Old Point and Neighborhood.

II one prefers, the trip can he merely
to Old Point, with it as the central place
from which to make little trolley and
ferry rides to Virginia Beach. Willough-
by Beach, the Indian School at Hampton.
jamestown. Yorktown and Williamsburg
and Newport News. which little city at
tracts all who have glory In the trade
Of merchants
Old Point Is az famous for its romantic
as its naval maneuvers. There is boat
ing, bathing, sailing and golf all the year
round. The element which loves sol
der can find daily interest at nearby
Fort Monroe For those who prefer ex-
element the New York and Coney island
trip will be an incentive to hustle Tor
enough subscribers to take 1t sans cost,
sans worry or trouble or planning
schedule OF amusement.
Nor does this mean New York in q
boarding house, but with excellent hotel
accommoda atoms and Coney Island as the
guest OF The Star with the local news
paper public none the wiser.
pier at Asbury Park some moonlight night
and listened to music from a full or
chestra?
Just back Of the boardwalk little boats.
lighted by colored lanterns, go darling up
and down Deal lake like f1refiies, carrying
passengers to the night open-air restaH-
rant which has been likened to supper
places near Paris. A few minutes down the
boardwalk is Ocean Grove, where the
country's biggest auditorium is filed each
summer by voices of great opera singers
in concert work, and noted religious
speakers.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-12-06

Write A. N Taylor. 80 Broadway N Y, City. A
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-01-25
THE NOTARIES' COMMISSIONS.
Governor Kcv0kcs All "in Order to
Purify the Public Service"
Lasl Eridav Gornrnnr R,nns

Last Friday Governor Bleasc sent
message to the Genera Asse nbly
informing that body that he had is
sued proclamation annulling the
commissions OF every notary public
In the state Of South Carolina, the
revocation TO take effect Saturday.
the 2lst instant. Upon hearing the
message the General Assembly re-
quested the Governor to make the
revocation at some future date in
order that the whole volume Of bust
ness requiring the services OF nota-
rtes public might not be disorgan-
lZed and interfered with from one
end Of the State to the other. After
receiving the request from the Cen
eral Assembly Mr.. BleaSe extended
the time for his proclamation to be-
come effective until the 10th of Feb
ruary, by which time doubtless he
will have made new appointments.
1t Is a peculiar fact that Mr..
Blease's proclamation Is almost word
for word the proclamation Of b. r..
Tillman. who, upon entering the
Governors Office, 'in order to purify
the public service" annullcd all the
commissions of notaries public.
Governor Tillman, however, made
provision for the lapsing OF sufficient
time to make new appointments
Notwithstanding this fact there was
much litigation that grew out OF Till
mans annulling OF notaries' commits
SionS~-all not yet ended. Even
though the commissions were NOT
aunUl!cd on the moment, many no.
tarics did not know OF the proclama-
ton and continued to take depoSi-
ttOnS, administer oaths and execute
papers after their commissions. un-
known to them, had expired. All
such services were. Of course, not
lcGa(, the officials before whom they
were executed having no riSht to
execute them, though that fact was
unknown TO them.
The proclamation Of Governor
Blcasc, which is an almost exact COPY
Of 'lillman's proclamation. is as fol
lows:
"Whcrcas, the office Of notary pub
lie is one OF responsibility, requiring
intciligcnce aud good character for
its proper administration: and
Whcreas, the term OF Office has
had no limitation under the law
other than during tho pleasure Of
the Governor. so all those who have
at any time received the appoint
llltlll SiiltP |, 1904, are SIllI
holding the Office. Notwithstanding
many OF them have lost their com
missions, and much complaint has
been made OF incapability OF many.
and of mal-administration on the
, part OF others;
Now |, Cole l.. BlcaSc. Governor,
! in order to purify the public service.
| and make clear the title Of every per
son claiming this office. do. in this.
| my proclamation, and by the author
| ity vested in me under the State
hereby declare that every commits
sion as notary public issued prior to
January Is, 1911, shall expire on
| February 10, 1911, and said Office
| shall become vacant
'Application for appointment o,
reappointment must be made in writ
ing by the applicant, and must state
his age, his color, nativity. and must
be endorsed by parties satisfactory
to the Governor. to whom said appli-
cation is made"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-01-25
SUMMONS FOR RELIEE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OCONEE.

(COufC OF common Pleas
Lee G. Holleman and Joseph j. Fret
well, as Executors OF the Last Will
and Testament of William p.
Clark, deceased, Plaintiffs,
against
w. S. Parks, Defendant.
Summons for Relief Complaint
not Served.J
TO the Defendant Above Named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in
this action. which was filed in the
office of the Clerk OF the Court Of
Common Pleas for the said county,
on the oath day Of January, 1911,
and TO serve a copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber, at his office. on the
Public Square, at Walhalla Court
House, South Carolina, within twen-
ty days after the service hereof, eX-
elusive Of the day of such service;
and If you fail to answer the COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiffs in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated this 24th day of January,
A. n. 1911.
II. n. JAYNES,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
(ScaD JOHN f.. CRAIG, c.. c.. p.
January %, 1911. 40
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-01-25
THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.


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'S"''i''"''"s 'a'lure AT
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-01-25
Meeting Concross Local Union.

Coneross Local Union, no. &c. is
hereby called to meet Saturday, jan
uary 3D. at " p. m. All the members
are requested to be present. The
new officers are TO be installed and
other business OF Importance to be
attended to. r. l.. Alexander. Sec
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-01-25
tlinord Barrett Page in House.

Washington, Jan. - -.- Clifford
Barrett, of Barncsrillc, Ca, has been
appointed a page in the House of
Representative at salary of $75
per month. Young Barrett is a bro
thor Of Charles S. Barrett. national
president Of the Farmers Union. and
has already established himself as
one OF the most popular and efficient
employees Of the House. He works
on the Democratic side. and Is pCr-
S0nailN acquainted with every DcmO-
Hrat i'm the House.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-01-25
"it Went on" All Right.

SpHrtanburg. Jan. 2l.-C0y Hell
hcfman, 10 years Old, to-day filed a
coca cola bottle lull Of powder and
stuck a match to ii to see whether
or not IT would 80 off. The bottle
was broken into thousands Of pieces
and large piece OF glass was blown
in the arm OF. the youth The acct
dent proved painful, but not serious.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-01-25

In differing with others, even when
we know we are right; courtesy and
regard for their feelings ought al
ways to be shown. Too often the
scnSibilitics OF others are hurt bv
rudencss or violence Of speech.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-01-25
Parsons Poem Il Gem.

From Rev. II. Stubenvoll, Allison,
Iowa, In praise Of Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills:
'"rhey're such health necessity,
In every home these pills should be.
If other kinds you've tried in vain,
Use DR.. Kings and be we'll again"
Only 25c. at all druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-01-25
Foley;S
Kid K m ev
PEi: j: I. I. I. 8
What They Will DO for You

Ihey will cure your backacho,
strengthen your kidneys, corr
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-.
vent Bright's Disease and Dia.
bates, and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitutes.
BARTON'S PHARMACY, WalhalIa,
W. J. EUNNEy, Seneca.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
SIR Garif,aeptfien

Baltimore. Wtb., 1S. San. =
Gineu praftoolen Verlduf nabm ae>
tern oas bier sefeierte 8erbriioes
runssfeit Der 9en1ofraten. Inter DEN
nielen 8eoen, Die bon prpninenten
@ednnern gebnlten fpurben. nobm Die
Carthage cine bontinierenbe Stellung
elm. 0tar ut allsemein Ser Iniidbt,
baB Observation-Disclosures inter ben
1plitifern in 8e3le aitf Die Hebtiicn
herriden lperbe. EQUATOR 8ailep gun,
geifpiel. obsleih er betonte, DAP
Sarmonie in Der 8drtet oas 2oiunass
fuort iein miiIie. tpenn ans Den @rz
ioleen oes lesten Serbites Nliben sez
5ogeu peroen iple, erflGrte lid
fir bic Nniid1ten herienisen 7emp=
fraten, bic sn @nnitem elmer itiidmeiien
Hefurm ieien.
Champ glarf, Der angebenbe Sprez
der beg Observation-Disclosures bate
ioeben erfldrt, baR BITE a~iigemeine
Weinnug Der Scmpfraten hes Sanfes
fur ffiidueiie Mefprm hes Earifs
feien aitb siuar iulen bic ffablihifen
abfdnitte snerit fommen. Ill6
@olpernenr &nrmpu bon Ohio. cine
Der prominenteiten Sistreu bel Der
Beriammlurts. ioipie i~o5uiasen ieber
&ebner, empfnbleu Iarif= Reutfipn.
Gs feblten biele electromagnetic 0es
mofrateu, pie Sir 90. g., 8ilion
(H. 81, SoS (Muii.). Baldwin
Conn unb Raribaa (Snb.).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
6ntts GeSe permrtkeiite 2tftar'
ebtffen beanaHiet.

Sotio, .Sapam, 10. Gan. - Sie
llrtbeiie gesen % bon DEN "a gum
Sooc oerurtbeilteu Inarhiiten piroen
beiite IN iolde aif lebensldnsliGe
Su6tbausitrafe um,sepanSelt. Spnz
nip aotofn, Der anscbIide 3doelsfiibs
rer. Der friiber III Gan Srancisco
iupbnte, uilb cine Srai beiinoen lid
ni6t inter Den 9enabieten. 8otofu,
fpeIfer Der Nnfiihrcr Der Seri6ipos
rerifaar luar. itanb iriiber IN 8erbinz
bung nit elmer bieiigen 3eitrrtg rnb
lebte cine 3eit lang in San Srancisco,
ipo er elmer pplitiIdoen Organization.
Die auf Den SturS bes iapaniiHen 8aiz
~ierbaliies ab5ielte, auseb6rt BADEN ioQ.
Seine 8attim ipar Die ein5ise Srall
inter ben S~beilnebmern on Dem
Worbs Gomplptt, bas, pie Die Soli3ei
ermittelte. selceeutli6 zines 8eiuhes,
Den Der &aiier bon Sapan Der Dor Der
Stapt seleaenen Iilitdrihule abitats
ten pollte, 3ur Nu8fibruns gelansen
ioIlte. Ils bas Sooesurtbeil pertiinz
Def murSe. lpranaen Die @erurtbeilten
nit Dem Hufe .8an3ai@ bon ibrcn
Sieen anf unb aptofu rief: a@s lebe
Die Sudr6te!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24

rung Der gilbnnssprpbe. Gs lit midt
anaebrad,t, eineu GinmauSerer aus-
5niflieeen, neil or feline ircmbe
Sprahe lefen ober f6reibcn fam.
Dian nebnte einen sntcu, seimnoen,
nngebtIbcten Slrbsiter. @s lit aeraoes
gu ein 9orsrs, buB CT nift leien unb
i4reiben fam, benn nm 10 i6neaer
iUiro er auleritoniihe Sbeale uno 8es
pobnheiten unb Die Spro6e ieiner
aooptipbeimntb nmnebmen." (Sie
leste gebauptung bintt itart, Ser
Ra9ell = Sic Meb.)
Bel oieien Nusfii5rungen tplrSe
Serr Hascl 10 bdlfis burh 8eifans@
besengnuger unterbroher, baB er iif
Dag idlieBlid nit ben @prten ber6at:
sd bin niht bier, Inn geifau an
itlopen ober I'M an Die 8allerien al
appelireu. IS 1T eine su midItige
Jrase bafiir."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24

8 btcogo. ST., II. San. = W3ils
Iioneu bon BfunOen Butter. adie, 8ez
fliigel ituo Gier. Die iih biSber IN ben
&iiblipeiferu befenoen. peroeu Dor
Dem 1. 0aai aui Den 0iarft sebraAt
merSsn. unb Elm iofortises oleemeia
mes Sinfen Der 4reiie ltebt bepor.
3ohlrei6e Gbicagoer Gommiiiionse
Rambler Itebeu Dor Rem Bancroft als
eia 8eiultnt ibrer Snltrer9unesn, els
men tiiuitlid,eu YreiS Der Sebeu5bes
oilriniiie mtreht 3u erbalteu. Ser
@run0, baB bao f~eruere Tufrehters
haltcp Ser Sreiic uumoglih lit, iou
cine Combination poa llmitinben Iein.
bauptlGhlih hcr gclinoe 8inter ,ino
Die Siieienernte neS SabreS 1910.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
Sabrgang 40.

uiilen bat has Soft Separtement Iebr
tpenig ginfilnfte burh 8narenienour'
gen. neil bas Eorto gu erorbitant bod
lit. bebeutcno b6bcr nls ielbit Die
Mnten Der meriGttlihen @rpreB Z Sc
ieliifoiten. @iirbe bas Yortp ailf
eincn pbcr Stpei Gents bas Yfuno err
mdbigt, 10 pdren Die ginfunfte be-
bcutenb gfober. CAB iid Die o6eus
aertdnnten 8egner enersiif ba9egcH
lpebreu, lit icIbitperitdnblid. Mber
iuarum fuaeu blpf Gin5elue beriif.
iihtigt tperSen, menn baS Wubl
nnn @cbe bon Wiaiuner in ges
fraGt fummt? Der ggoiit mil
MIR ieinen ei9enen Nusen, bon SORT
ihritt MIL sr ntdts piiIcn. Ils bic
Wdbs nnb Grntemnihinen in 8e=
BRAND famen, ging eir 8eiamner
ourdb nas sanse Sanb, cs tuuroc ges
flagt, bic Waidinen ranben benz
nrmen Mrbeiter has ErpD, uno bod
oersienen Irntc= Arbeiter jett mcbr
ais hamnls. AlS bic G%iienbabnen
gebant mnroen, flagten bic 5nbr=
lente nnb bic SdIeutiuirthe M ben
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Die StraRenz
babnen bradten bic SmnibnHe INNS
grpp. ais bic StraReubnbnen eiefs
trifd,en Setrieb bsfnnten, b%ehanpte=
ten Gferoesihter, cS lDbne iif nidlf
mehr, lid nit Q~ferbcSudt nbsnsc=
ber, unb bud iinh ieitber bic Tfcrbe
tbcaerer als snuDr.
Die g%infiibruna beg 9annpoits
9ienires mar unb 1T nod beiite eiuz
5clnen 2citen elm Corn im Ilgc;
troshem betrugcn bic @innabmen nes
General : Yoitamtes I'M lesten Sis
faliabre ntebr ole rds 9oppelte ge9en
1901. als nod perbdItnibmdbtg ipenie
Raubpoit@ 3outen i'm Setrieb ipdren.
i3ltbcm ipurbe bns iiblife 9efisit I'm
II NtiIioncn Collars bern1inbert.
Iebnli6 perbielt es iih nit benz
9elepbon nnf hem 2anbe. ucii eben
burab BITE beihen lettsenannten Gtn=
%riftnngen ben Sarmern Sunberte BON
Ddngen erfpart mnrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
Illus SfanHinapien.

@briitiania, Gprpegcu, 10.
San. - Ser Storthing pirb cine
Srdll nuf einem Der Site Iebcn. @ez
neral gratlie. Der Yrdiipcut Des
Stortbin9 lit ipesen Der armecs Srsa>
niiation se5ipunsen, ieinen Sip tents
pordr gu perlaGen. Sem Steaper@
treter ut SRI. 8esItab, cine 2ebreriu.
9ieie mirb iomit feline Steue I'M
Stortbiua e%innebmen.
Stod6olm M, Sdnpeben. 10. Suz
mar. - 8onis 8uitap eroffnete 9ier
ben Heidstas. Sn Der Sbronrebe be-
~gliidWInifte Der &0nis bus 2anS 81
Der siiniti9en Sinau5la9e, pel9e cine
grbobuns Der Steuern unnDtbis aes
ma6t babe. 9n5 Supget fir 1911
-19f2 6alau5irt init 257 600
&runer. Ser gtats @oranlhlc9 fir
Seer nnb Warine ut Inn iefs Wilz
lionen Aronen hpber ais im Sabre
porber. (Gine idpsoiid)e arDne lit
mad ameritaniidem 8elbe 81 Gents
tpert6.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
RelSenntmtt elmer OrHems,
~id,weftcr.

Grnnb 8apibs. 0edl., IS.
San. - Sas ct. Spiepb's : 8aiiens
bdus babier, ipprin $50 ainoer i'm
Ilter bon fiinf bis ieds Sabren inter
9ebrdht tparen, ipitroe beute abeno
bur6 Seuer sdn5lid 8erit6rt. bod se<
lang es. idmmtlibe &inber in Stderz
belt 5u briusen. Die Sbwefter Wt.
Mararulena ssifnete iid babel SurdJ
grueen Selbenmatb ans, inoem lie
bret Mal in has brennenbe 8ebauas
anriiffebrte nnb mebrere @aiientinber,
bic fraiif nub hiiiflus maren, rettefe.
gtit Iiibe faub ie idlieBli6 ben 4uss
meg ans benz brennenoen @ebdlbe mlo
brad oann ~betuuBtlos 3uinmmen. sic
lebte dber balbJ ipieoer auf nnb elite
sl ben ibrer S6but anbertrauten aiu>
bern. (8rapo, Sbpeifer! Sic
Der materieue 8ranoi6aSen
lit $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24

g6icaso, Su., IT. Sm.-HmnR
Sbaptra, Die Stalienerin. pelHe oux
80. September IN Der aIeibers Snbn-
itrie Gbieagp's etne EeboEition Hera
o%orrief, inbem lie .ftreifte", als ibr
"a Gent bon einsm sefpaxen 4rtifsf
IN Ab5ng gebra6t tparbe, It nriehsy.
NIT geenbtsuns bes Streifs ON be
Grbeit 3uriidaefebrt. BGbrenb be8
Streifs iteaten ettra $4,000 Mrtettex
unb Grbeiterimuen Die 8ei9ditigung
eir uno %perldngten ni6t nun beHsre
ge3dbluns, Ionbern boz allen Dinqeu
Sie pseIhIoHeue 8erft1tte", b. 3
Iusihub iolGer arbetter, Die fetner
l1niou nngeborten. Sie fdnben fein
Gr1teegerfpmrner, unb ee enttpideiteu
'i6 3uitdnbe, bic niht fsltef 5i blnti@
gen Muftritten fibrten. M1dbem audi
bic neutrality-suspicious. Der @etorben
in Die 8riife gegangen iparen. lit lest
enoli6, na6 etner 9ansr BON fiinfs
Sebn Woden. 5fpild)en Der obengez
~uannten Sirnra nnb i6ren Grbeiterm
Elm 1lebereinitonumer er6ielt tporben.
Tau bat 6erednet. oab bic Streis
Ter iiber bier MiIlipnen Collars, bic
Irbeitge6er aber nod beSeuteno mehr
nerloreu. 9as atpiIfen Der Sirmu
Cart, S6affner & Marr setrofiene
l1ebereinfcmmeu lit b~nhtnae6enO,
hab aae Irbeiter oer Sirrna, einerlei.
Oh iie elmer Union a~ngeboreu pber
ni6t, Die 9eihdftiguns pieSer aIfs
nebmen. pnb baf etn ans bret Herfp-
men deficiencies sbiebSseriht In Der
@eiie 5mfammensefebt mirb, ipDnadb
bic beiben Eartcien ie ein nfib bann
seretniam bas brittle Nsttslteb ernen-
ten. Sic gntid)eibung beS Sbiebss
eeriGts iou in allen arfgetporfenen
Sragen binbenb iein, bod oie SorSes
ring Der ueeihlofenen @erfitdtte"
tpirbe falen eelahen- (Snn bo6en
@rabe gu beboltern 1T IS, bdB elm bars
artiger na9elieeenbsr pfan CUR gets
Ieging Der Observation-Disclosures
ni4t lGnsft an%eenontnlen trairbe. Sod
g~etrpfisne lIebereinfontmen III NIT be-
Ionherer Genustbuune au begriben.
neil es Iih audi nuf hinftige Meis
nunasperi&iebenbeiten be5ie6t. Sos
S~6iebseeri1t lit nGmIih bere6fiat.
einen Y(an arsSuarbeiten. fpobura ~
3utunft Streifs p~erbinbert iperbeu
f0nnen. - Die Heb.)
Se1ite baben uneefdbr 1000 Mrbets
terinuen lire Hldse an ibren aItey
Rn1finen tpisber aufsenonunen. 1tno
cine dbnIid srobe Sabl erbielt SidetS,
burh melhe tie alfseforoert rperben,
bieieu Moraen ipieber an bic Arbeit
an treten. 8enn Die Sirmn niht
I'M aStanbe lit, benen 1rbett 8a
eeben, Die Stdets haben, 10 fuers
ben bieIe pp6 ibren Sdgelobr
betpmmen uub stpar bon oenr
Sage an, mo lie iid CUR Nrbeit ains
itellten. Sieier Yldn miro bur6ees
tibrt iperSeu, bis Die 10000 Irbeiter
Der Sirma pieoer ibrc friiberen
Stelen inne baben.
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Des Aeidses 0ebmrtstae.

8erlin, 10. gan. Cur CIR
%inueruns on bic seitrige Dor pier3ig
Sabren, an IS. Sanuar 1871. i'm
SpieaellaoIe bes SdlpNss 8u Ser
iailles erfolate Yroflamiruns bes aos
niss Wilbelm bss griten bon YreuBeu
5rim heufden 8piier lit in Der Iei6ss
banptftabt cine Diirbige Seier porbee
reitet iporben. SIN gdu6en Sanbe
ipurbe Der 40. 0eburtstas bes Heid)es
inter allsemeiner 8stheiliguug ee@
feiert. IN allen 9auen iarben patrios
til6e 8unbaebunaen anldBltd beS
sroBen 0sburtstases itntt.
Gem peltsei6ihtlid,en Greienib
Dor 40 Satren folste betnnntli6 5ebu
Gage ipdtsr Die 8apitulatiou pom
Yaris. Ms elm Tag Der grinnerune
an glorrei6e grrungeuidaiteu ipurbe
oes Rei6es uns Der 8aiieripilrSe uiers
Sisiter Geburtstag IN ben S6ulen uno
W~ereineu. in Der 8iirserItaft unb IN
Der Grmee ieitlib begansen.
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mag $500
1sarsern ibr Stiinmsrsekt
seiteE.

Snnpille. Sa.. 10. San. - gu
ciuem pper 5pei idleiheu iih Idnner
nod Siaac 8popwaro'S Sauie. 5r,ueis
len sur Iadt5eit, I'M Ocmielben Die
8eihiHte oea Intnuf6 ben Siimmen
in 9anpiIIe unb @erntilipn 6ountp,
Der Seimat6 be5 Spreders Soe Gots
non an cr5Gblsa. 2ieie gcbeimeN Be-
iuhe lperheu lpaGrideinlih 6l o~iieneu
nnp Damn SItu Griteineu bar Der
@raub Surp iijDyen. 8ooomdro. Der
Sbmuru Der @rmre Surp, Die hieisu
Stimucrihnfcr mteriuGt, giallb..
huB Die ppruH5iift!ihcu SeuSeuauSs
iaaeu haS Stimmred1t . uiNt lpeui=
ger ais $1,000 Siracm bon 8ernis
linn County dufbebcn iutroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24
u~1Mtterliebe.

9eabmppb, e. O.. 20. SAT-
ln bas eebei ibrsr S6nslinse 81
retten, ~entiebisten iid 5tpei ganftpn,
Snbtanerfranen tu6Grsnb zines Fit.
terfaIten stHrmes fimtttrn aaf Set
$rairie i6rer Sefel, tat bic iie bic
fleinen middleton, ~,uorani tie iid ME-
berfeeten um anf has Gintreijen
tbrer Dadffner ST. iparfeH. 8eibc er-
frpren, tuGbrenb bic &inber finperiebrt
antgefanben iuuroen. Sic Hranen
iparen NIT ibren Idnnern auf Ser
t3eimfebr bon eiuem 8eiu6e, als ibr
@efdhrt 5uiammeubrdd. Sie Ndnz
ner eilteu na6 Der naditeu Srtltaft,
nm ollie gu boien. Sn5tpiI6en crz
eienete ii9 Die 3rasobie.
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tpas Bite unmitteibare llriahe 5t benz

mas bic unmittefbare l1ridhe 5u benz
ungliid ipar.
8afbington, 8. G., 20. Gan.
Der Rorosttefts &npitGn> 8esmdnn,
Slottens Ittafs Der bieiieen beutiGcn
8offhuft, iprnh beim 8lottenIetretdr
Rener Dor uno oriifte ibmr bas 9eis
leib Der beitf6sn Slotte anldblid,
Ses llngliids nuf benz SdIo6ti6iff
v9eldtpare" aus, bds neun amerifaz
niifen Seeleuten bag 9eben ~tpitete.
Gontmanber Sreberid Sraut, Der
@iarine> gfttnde Der ameritaniiden
8otifaft 5l Berlin briidte Dem
StaatsiefretGr beg Idrinedmtes bas
8eileib Der amerifaniifen Sfotte ans
ldBlid beg nnfergangs Der brei Off
5iere beg ltnterieebootes III 3" aus.
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1IieSerlsse fir Cannon.
@ aihinatnn. 9. g.. rs. &

abtugto n, .. e., 16. SdrL
- @it t55 gesen t24 Sttmmen pei,
eerte fif Sa5 Ibseoronetenbalis.
eiuen Ippea oes Ibeenrbnstsn Stss
scralo (3em.l BON Netp Yort sees,1
cine @ntiheiSung oes sprederS Cans
non ouf ben lid sn leacn. Diss
seralb bate sesen cine @niihsiSuns
dppeuirt. Die, ipenu lie au araft be-
~itanSeu bate. Die neue @eiddftsreesI
auigehoben hattie. iponah Dem sSdlis
Die Strait perlieben nirb. 8orIagen
NIT beren @inberihtins Die gontis
ties 5ogeru, brett Dor pas Snus al
6rineen. @s itimmten % repubiifnz
niihe S%uIurGenten nit ben Sen,oa
traten ge8en Die GntibeiDuna Deg
Sprehers.