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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

reiie 81, ais es it'd Inn 9rpi bunbelt.
SnrG Die nelle @rfinoung pirb, ME
Die vSbarma5eutii6e Yreiie" bcrid)tet,
.Ons Srot brett ans Den @etreibetDrs
ilern gebaden. 9ieier neue Sadpros
5cB bat nidJt mir Den @or5lg Der
SiIli9feit, ~ionbern er lit aud pom ges
iunobeitliben StanDpunttc por5us
sicbeu. IS fommt Md bin5u, bab Der
Nd6rpertb bes Srotes aus ungcmabs
lcnen aDrnern ben bes Srotes aus
Nfebl BET meitcm iiberiteigt. Ser CIR
finocr bat Der Stnbtperpdltung bon
Iosfau Yrpbcn Ieines 8rotes 5rgeben
laiicn uuo es prrbe feitgeitclt, DAT
bicIcs Srpt BON einen ga!l5 bcIpnberen
uno ei9enartigeu 8pbi9cidmade lei,
Der Dem Der feinen @rabambrpte
gleidfpun,e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Sreikis Sabre pereint.

Sreibis Sabre lang pereint al iein
- bebenfet es. @ie Die 8erbienite
eiuer euten Sadc ipdbrenb bieier Belt
berportreten - ober Die 8ertbloiigs
feit elmer lhlehten. Somit lit niht
an Dem Seugnib bon Sbos. Iriss bon
Concord, Wi6., 5u 5ipeifeln, ipelher
idreibt: sd babe 9r. Sings 0ep
DISCOVERY 80 Sabre lang gebraltht,
unb lie lit bas bette Seilmittel fir
Suitcn unb @rfdItun9en. bas ih ie
eebrmlft babe" 8enn tie einmal
@in9ang in elm Seim finbet, lam iie
niht mebr beraus9e5ipdnat perben.
@iele Samilien aebraudben tie felt 80
Sabren. Sr. Sings Sem DISCOVERY
lit bas unfeblbarite Scilmittel Der
@elt fir Sals> mub 2ungenleiben.
llupersleihlih fir 60 Grippe, Iitbma.
Scufieber, Group. Salsbrdlne ODER
ipebc 2un9en. Yreis so Gents unb
S1.00. 8robeflai6e frei. 8aran>
tirt bon &. @. Huete, 656 Wain
Ctr, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

Sronfreid lid befanp, froblodtcn.
Die 8%dit9eberin tbat li6 ~beIonoers
bernor, tbren 6aB 9c9en Stride mn
Srielter 81 betunben. Sic ii~berbGllfte
Die Wdnner nit b~itteren Gorlpiirien,
neil lie ibrcn Sfarrcr. Der iid) perz
ltedt belt, nod niht Observation-Disclosures,
perrdtben unb Dem 9lut9eriiite iibers
ltcfcrt bdtten. Sic crfldrtc bicic
Chat 5i polibrinscn itnb mad)tc lid
Ipfort ans Werf. Sic p~cranlaste
ibren Ianu, iid ms 8ctt 5l leger
INN franf 6i l~telen; cinen &~crIponb>
ten ltidtc tic uad) Dem @cnbarmen,
Die iih in Der Ndbc bcs @cttes pers
bergen mllbtcn. Sic IeIbit bcgab iih
gum Sfdrrbof. ipp tic in heudz
leriIher SrDmmiatcit Die a6d)in
belppg, Den perborgcncn @forrer
gu er1lifen. Den Mann nit
Den bl. SterbcIdfrnuentcn 81 pcrz
iebcn. Ser Rfnrrcr elite in Die
Stride, nabm has III. Safromcnt 5u
lif itnb besab lid in bas bcSeihnctc
Salis. @r bctrat obne WtiBtrauen
rno Irgfpphn bas 3innmcr, in peld)em
Der porgcbIid Spbtfranfc lag ltnb sic
SdIfer n~erborgen paren. 2icbeppll
rebet or Den Warm an, oucin cr err
belt feinc Nntiport. er creriff beiien
Sano, linn Den YuIs 5u fiiblcn, ser
Yltls Itanb till, Der Mdnn mar tent!
Wcbmiitbig ia9tc CT 81 bent 8cibc,
baS i'm 9erufen: rSic baben mid 81
ipdt %9crufcn, SIR Wann lit berihics
Denl" ga ibric bas Weib entiebt poll
@er8fpeiflln9 nlf nnb Sic @enbarmen
traten aus Dem 8erited berpor. nm i'm
81 perbaften. .Wtnn bat mid alio in
einen Sinterbalt gelpdt, I'm mid 5i
pcroerben. Soft per5eibc Sbnen Sbre
ihfpnr8e Chat" Ser Gpmrnanbant
trat por ben YrieIfer rnb ia9te tiefs
cri6iittert i'm an9eiitbt Der Sbatiade,
baB @ott geridtet: v8ir itreben
Sbnen nidt mad Dem 2eben, pbifon
mir gefommen pnren, Sic gu pers
baften. @ir erfennen bier 8ottes
rdhenbe Sanb. Slieben Sic, Sods
lpiirben, uub ~perbrgcn Sic ftdl"
@pttes itrafcnbe Sanb ercilte and bds
@eib. @iele Sabre lebte tie in Notb
unb glenb unb itarb eublih an ben
Solsen eines frebsartigen Seibens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Ses Sicbitabls bei6ulbist.

9. &. Chamberlain BON Clinton.
We., ~beidulbigt Sudlen'e Irnifa
Salbc' breiit, 8ranbs unb Sriibuuns
Den Den Stahei, 3unben oacr 9rt
bcu Shmer5, unb 0eIhipiircn uno
9dmorrboiben Die Glnl 9eitoblcu 5lt
ba6en. sic hcruubt SdJnittlpuns
beu SiibneraI9en, Neritalitrngen,
Guetidungen unb ScrleBumgen ibrer
Shredcn", iogt CT. LIMB als Gin
beilcnoe5 Wtttcl Bat tic uift ibrcsz
'glei6en." Nur % Getts in Z. 8.
81 uete's gpotBefc. 656 Main 5tc..
Sllbuque, Soipd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

be5ablt tpcrben, pdbrenb bon elmer
ibulbenfreien Sarm Die Steuern bios
b~alblopiel lit, ba bieier< bod cher Die
Steuer Stpei Nal be5ablen fonnte lpie
Sener elm Mal. &onnte bo niht aiIf
uniere @eieeseber ein9cipirft lperben,
elm biesbe5iislides @eies gu ibaffcn,
mo Der Sarmer mn Steueru bon 10
piel 2anb gu beSablen braildt ais CT
frei bon S1ulDen 1T? Sieieu Srief
fonnen Sic perSffentliden ipenn Sic
piiui6en.
Rtt @rub bon Sbrem treuen 2eier
q. o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
-Meine nfgcntad,t ber.

Wseinc n~fgemndt ben. SD for mel
Sbecl bent, bes Satidlerlelpe is en-
idee 2elpe. Icr bot for gtiemanb al
forge, as tpie for iid ielipert. Mer
fam iid ielpert am bcid)te iubtc, mer
is. independent I'M bot fen Srupel.
&ia mcr Swcbs frieb beemfrmme,
10 fam nier 10 bbun, I'm fummt mer
ipot BEEN, bann frdbt fen Subn bers
npb. Ier fann iih rubi9 uf's DIR
le8e III frie9t fen GippeitpB I'M al
ten Mitternad)tsz Seftiher."
S'r alt &ausior9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

Sn Der eriren Sraee bat Serr g. g.,
fpenn es iih ipirflih 10 perbdlt, nie
er % bebauptet, redt. SaB gum
9eiipiel bier IN Sonia Elm FOLDER ytleis
Nner Sruit" beitebt, biirfte aus fol9ens
Der 3eitlngsnpti; eriihtli6 ieiu:
Ser @roceriitens 8unb bon Soma,
fpeld)er bier uno oa fir bobe 2ebenss
mittelpreiie nerantiportlih 9ebalten
fpirb. ioa nit Der vSofpasG ebrasfn
@~boleIalers' aiiociation", Die an
boben Ibiabpreiien ebenfalls elm gros
Bes Sntereiie bat, IN iebr en9er Sers
binolng Iteben. Sic lestere be5dblt,
iuie aus Oes Woines gemelbet miro,
ipaar bas 8ebalt bes Sefretdrs Der
8etail @rocers' AIi'n, bes Srn. Sra
Sbomas in Ses Ioines. Ran
id,liebt ans oieiem 8erbdltniB, baB
Die &leinbdlbler bur6 Die Soldiers IN
Groceries controaiert perben uilb oaB
bieler engen @erbinbuns Der beiben
unb nit Dem @erein Der 9ommiiiionsz
bGnblcr Die boben 2ebensmittelpreiie
gum Sbeil 5n5uidyreiben ieien." =
81. -
&enu Sem pirflih 70 lit =
bann fam alien bcnfeneen Tarmern
nur mieSer ernpfoblen iuernen, lid 81
Drsaniiieren, iih Der Farmers Ganitn
Sprietp an5mihlieRen. Snr6 Dieie
Unions pirb es Dem GARNER mDglib
aemuft, Den Wittelmann, lpeld)er Die
bpben Yrciie 5ipiiden Soniuncnten
unh Srobm5enten madt, dllo Sipildcn
Sabrit linb Sormer1 adufcr Den Yers
mittler ipielt. 81 climinicren, @enn
Der geneiete 9eier unb Sra9eitellcr Die
beiben lebten Hummeru Des vSentrals
9latt & Spcial Suffice, offi5icaes
Sraan oes 8. H.>&. GentralSS ereins
rnb Der Gentralltele. lieit uno beionz
bers in Der NllguitS Summer ben
Grtifcl Cooperation betlpecn @ons
iumer ano Yrobncer", gcidricben bon
einem iparmen &dmpcn fiir Die Hcd)te
Ses Sarmers, biirfte linn iebr geoicnt
nerben.
8ds Die sipeite Sra9e anbclangt,
10 mllB ~porerit c~onitatiert ipcroen, baB
pies cine Sad)e Der GARNER Ielber ut,
Die nid,t anbers angefabt perben lam,
ais baburh, bab Die GARNER lid al9es
mein prganiiieren - mebr oils oas
bis bato Der Sal lit, leiber ntb
0crtretcr aufitellen mub in bic Sesis=
latmrem ,piblcn, bic bic Sebiirfnife
ibrcr Gpnititmenten peritebcn NIB fir
oieielben eintreten. Was Die betr.
Sragc brett angcbt. lallen mir bier
babinaeitelt iein; 5uerit Sarners
&ertrcter nnb bns Inbere mirb id)on
fommen, ipenn es reft uno bilig lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Ginc lanee Giebeserfl arans,

Cine iunge oeutihe Game in San
Srancisco ipies ciuen 9enerber nit
Der Semerfun9 ab, feline Siebeserflds
rung lei ibr 81 raid ,erfolgt. Ser
iunsc Rann, Der in Sotio in Sapan
ippbnte, reiite ab uno idrieb ibr Gin
gierteljabr lang iebe @odle cine Soits
farte. auf Der er iebes Ial in lapis
barer @roBe MIR Elm ein3iser Suds
itabe 5u leIen mar. Gn Snbe oes
%ierteliabres ersaben ii1 aus Den
Yojttarten bic orei @orte: SD Iiebe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
.
STINT

III. tuie S~eutifinnos gr66ter 9id6ter nit sict1t
ingt. Elm ganS heipuoersr GAIT. IS III ole SucHe.
oaraus 1elnnobeit ooer i1uere Sei0en. SeJeR
ooer lob tteBt.- 0eilt0eS Slut l;efert Dem 81 0rs
per uno @eit filnoliA ueIte Rdbriiug. Oamit iene
th oerlln9en. &ehe aber. iuenu oas HlEt eIt,
nrtet Nehe, iuenn es ourb ueberurJeitdnL
bel idllediter Grudlruu5 ieiner periiingeRoen
@leniente beruubt mo ltitt o:ien nit oen giiti.
gen Stofen nugcialt miro. bic i'd I'M 0brgcr
aus oefien Srganuerbrnnh retig eutiuiGelu mo
BON Dem qeidliud c1teu 8lut nidt IHehr iortgctra.
gen, Den Nieren tine oerSeber nttht near sGr Nus
ldetonng lberbradlt iperbsn 20 men. ga III INT
baslelbe lint Die Gne1e oes JooeS, peitn SDr
nift tlnitlidle DilN iGnfft. Die Gur pom einer
anoeren Gueiis ~berfunmeI tam: pom Den lett
SnhrbIrberteu erprobten uuo beruamten ct.
Sernnro 8rdIterpilen. Us iii oaS cine Ar;enci.
Die aus ben %rsiiiteii Rf~iui.uiiite I mo 81 bent
einitgen ,3rtete hergeiieHt iuiro, oaS Slut Al
retntgen, eS su beteben mo oninit ueres Se6en
benz 9orper eiuintloRea. uHo oieieu 3Iped tauu
nlb oiele NrSenei aleiR uur erreialen, Iueil lie
nur oteien Smede aleiu nit 0tn 6etea 9Fitteiu,
fpeldbe ms ole allgut;ge Hd.ur az ole 4auo
giebt, oieaen ion. Slne Nputl eten. 20 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Gin S6nig, Der iein Seim periie6,

bilbete bas @eiprdd Der 8elt. aber
Saul Iatbnlfo bon Buffalo, ". o..
Inet, oab er ben aoniS allcr carrier
mittel i'm Sauie bdlt - Or. Sings
3elp 3ife Yillen - nnb Dab oieielbeu
Gin Segen fir Die gauge Samilie linn.
Sic tllriren @~eritopfuHs. @:pfidmer=
sen, llnperbnuIihfeit nnb Spspepiia.
g,ur % Gents in &. w. 8uete's
@pptbefe. 656 @ain Ctr, Dubuque.
Soipq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

Enacu. 3uriecrbanoclnec batcu chic
fcle GtrGie 5u erlpartcn. W. g..
Safncg, Der hGailiGe 9iilds uto Mas.
rHias 9ripctiGr lit ibcr5cugi, paf ha-
onrd) site aGiointc Gciuheit DER Wild,
aeipGbrlciftci iucrren wiro. Gbeuiu
miRcn aac &eriuneu, tie cine Iabm-
oher %nttcrnaihine bctreiuen, cine
Si5eriS bagcm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
6ettcs ~StrafeeridRt.

SIN Sabre 1893 mar zines Cages
in Der Ndbe bon Goudes lin Sranf>
reif) cine 5ablreid)e @cieQI6aft bel
Iable p%eriammelt, bns cine
iun9e Srnl pcrnnitnltet bate. Die
@nipelenOen ipnrcn robe S~afobiner,
pereu perpilberte Screen iiber Den ba@
malisen entiesliden 3ultanb. in Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

Sihl" Sect enblid crbortc iic i'm,
benn bieie Siebescrfldrung idien ibr
IN Der 5bat LANCE geuug gcoditcrt 81
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
r r

Cine l~lmlpdl5urg nuf Dem @cbiete
Der 9inbrungsmittel ideint Die Grfius
bung zines Wpsfauer Gbemiters hers
p~or3urufen. 0ieier Grfiupung fommi
ein UNI 10 groberes allgemleines Sntes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Muhecieb iia ye,ua.

Seoe &eri0n, 10 mire aus SeS
WOines semcioct, bic mad benz 1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

Ser S6nemdufer Scnrp S6mebl
hat am 10. Suli Die periprodene Snbe
tour bon Der Gde Der 5aliteb> unb
Niabiion Ctr, Chicago, 81, nad
gurora, ST., cine Stredc bon pier5ig
Ieilen, in ad)t Stunocn uno IL
Winilteu 5uriidgelegt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
r = +

Sic Srcibeitss Stntue I'M Safen
bon Stem Yort ioll @ilipnen BON
fleinen 2Ddbern babeu, Die ourG Die
ialsige 2uft entItonben. gs pirb
geiiircbtct, baB Die Sigur in erniter
@efabr idfpebt, pernihtet 81 peroen,
Da aupicrplatten, ipenn lie Don dbens
ben Sliiiiigfeiteu an8efrelien lperben,
Dem iicheren 8erbcrben gctpeibt lino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

@befrnu zines amerifnniiden
Sutssss muB inter allen %llmitdnoen,
ailu) lpeir" lie bon ibrer I~uslanbreiie
bier traitt ctf'riift, our 2anouu9 8Is
9elafen ioeroeh' ~Sanbelt cs Iif nm
etne ~alltedenpe Arahtbeit, 10 miro ite
Srnddit I'M SoIpital az glis Sslano
bebunbelt, fam aber aaa inter lint
itduben Der Scbanolung rsres Sousz
ar5tes in ibrcr Sripatpobnnh. fiber
IaiIen peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

Sun bat 8iitrol, Der groBc Ginger
Der Sropelce, and i'm 8nnufreis Der
fran5DIiiheu Sauptitnot Iein 9enimal
er5alten: inmitteu beS lnuid)igeu
HoIen9drthens BON ScenlIr bot Die
8ariier &ercinigung Der propeHcalis
ifen Sihter cine @iiite ibres Meiiters
feierlih ent6iillt. TQe lutciniiden
2Gnber baticu gu Dem Sefte Scrtreter
entianbt: Portugal, Spauicn, Stnlieu,
alh @riedenlonb uuD Rumanien leg
ten glumenipeuhen an Dem neuen
Seminal bes Sihters nieber. Gin
: Nbenb inn Sbtutre @aite Enrique, bel
Dem propencnliihe Sieber por9etragen
nurben, beihlob Die Seier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

9aris, 9. Nl8. = Sltles w.
brines. Ser fran56iii6e Gpiatiter, idllf
BEL Ieinem 9eiperb Inn Den Widelin
Seder einen neuen Geforo fiir 9auer@
flng. Or legte in iicben Stunben
nnb So Wiuuten 800 &ilometsr 3u>
rid. Ser Hetpro ma bisber 702
&ilpmeter. %cbriucs burfflo9 cine
Siitan5 bon 101 &ilometer adt 'gRal,
Ianbetc baum nber ni6t, ipuoern flo9
neiter in Der Gbii6t, polle 10 Stun>
ben in Der 2uft al bleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

Wit ben Sefeiti9ungsarbeiten am
Ranama : aanal ipirb on oemielben
Sage begonnen, an Dem &rdlioent
Salts @ertiinbi9uug, Die Ser. Staas
ten bGtten feinen hoien Nabbar
mebr, als gr6Bte Chat bes Sabrbun@
berts gefeiert nirol
The Alaska sourdough. [volume] (Douglas, Alaska) 1911-1911, 1911-10-31
HOONAH NOTES

HUMAN NOIES
DR.. Malone, the government doctor
at Juneau, called at Hoonah recently
on professional business. He found
several that needed his services.
Captain Pete Tourney, of the Comet,
has returned here from Juneau, where
he had gone for medical treatment, and
has left for the head of Port Freder-
lex to hunt ducks and to trail bruin be-
fore he enters winter quarters. Bert
Jones will accompany him as gun bear
Charles Swanstrom, pile driver fore
man Of Bells eannery, will winter at
Hoonah this year. He viii spend his
time hunting ducks and bears. The
hunting of bears will be side issue.
The launch Comet took the following
hunters to Neka Bay: Captain, Steve
Kane; engineer, Bert Jones; mate, G.
Alexander; deck hand, Brandt. The
ducks were so plentiful that there was
no time to rest, not SO much as time to
eat. The did take few soda crackers
in their pockets, but before the day was
over each hunter had to use his soda
crackers as packing for his shoulder,
so fierce was the fray. I
Claude Alexander, pile driver foreman
for Forbes cannery, and who has been
helping to repair the Hoonah wharf,
has left for his home at Orcas Island,
Washington.
William Brandt, who has been employ
ed on the wharf, will soon leave for Ju-
enau.
Charles Nelson left last week for the
Sound cities. This is his first trip out
in many years. All join in wishing him
a pleasant and profitable visit.
Henry Partridge, who has been visit
ing his brother Frank, has returned to
Juneau.
Mrs. Kane and Mrs. Page have arriv-
ed from Victoria.
Billie Douglas and family will soon
leave for Gypsum. Mr.. Douglas will
do contract work at that place.
John Dunawalk has begun a new
two-story dwelling house.
Minnie Williams will enter the Sit
ka training school in the near future
Many Of our young people have entered
the Sitka school this fall. We feel
sure they will return to us better equip
ned for life, g work
The Minnie, the Dundas Bly, cannery
tender, called at Hoonah for mail this
week.
The NJ. E. c., Of Belts cannery also
called for mail, and brought over the
rest Of the cannery crew for the winter.
Ben Bell was in charge.
Kane g sawmill with lumber last Tues
day.
The halibut schooner, the Highland
Queen, with Captain Knute in com
mand, has arrived from Seattle. She
is the first of the halibut fleet to ar
rive. While here she discharged 80
barrels of distilate on the Hoonah
wharf. Y.
The haibut boat Porpoise called for
supplies. a+.. ....4...a ,........ ..r
Two large steamers and six large gas
oline halibut boats have been fishing
for halibut in ley Straits during the
last three weeks.
RESTAURANT TRUST DISSOLVED
The indications are that the Douglas
The Alaska sourdough. [volume] (Douglas, Alaska) 1911-1911, 1911-10-31

soon to appear. When this convul-
sion comes, then the changes in the isl
and s physiognomy are made.
The Alaska sourdough. [volume] (Douglas, Alaska) 1911-1911, 1911-10-31

RESTAURANT TRUST DISSOLVED
The Indications are that the Douglas
restaurant trust has been dissolved
without any assistance from the So
preme court.
The trust was organized during the
summer when Tom Kinuro arrived
from Cordova, with. the big scheme nm
der his hat. There were At that time
two restaurants, the Grand and the
Owl, both Japanese. One operated BY
7. Matsumato and the other by s. Max.
imuro. Kimuro amalgamated the eat
ing houses, and the Douglasite who fed
at the restaurants were made to feel the
iron heel of the monopoly.
Last week Nakimura went out Of
the organization, and took the inter
est of Matsumato. in the Grand res
taurant. The trust magnates. deny
that the trust is busted or that Naka-
mura intends to open restaurant in
the place formerly occupied by the
Grand. 1t is said however that a Sec
ond avenue boarding house has eaten
heavily into the patronage of the res
taurant trust, and that a change Of tao
tics has been deemed advisable.
The Alaska sourdough. [volume] (Douglas, Alaska) 1911-1911, 1911-10-31

Weekly sourdougA, $500 a year.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-14

SwRLLRD up like the old toad we have
heard so much about the editor of the
Palmyra Nsacs came out last week in great
glee because William T. Stecher was
defeated for Sheriff. OF course Sleeper
had much to do with 1t. He does not say
much about the defeat of DR.. Marcy and
that leads to the question, what does it
require for man to be electedf Stecher's
apparent shortcomings were exploited
at length and the claim is made that his
record defeated him. DR.. Marcy, on the
other hand. was lauded to the skies, moth
ing could be said or was said against bis
personal character and he was defeated.
Sleeper denounced Stecher and endorsed
Marcy. Before the election he accused
Us of trying to s'resd him out Of the Re
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-14

DURING THE campaign that ended last
Tuesday great number of Republican
leaders appeared to be hypnotized or
scared by the statements that were being
made by Governor Wilson. The latter
roamed around the state at his pleasure
and said about what he pleased and people
called him "a great speaker" "a man of
convincing argument" and other things Of
that sort, and there did not appear to be
any man with courage to refute the state
ments being made by the Governor. It
took some courage. much time and con-
siderable mental ability and physical
strength to follow the Governor, but there
was one man who had all the requisites
and of his own accord he took up the
gauntlet and got into the fray. That man
was Hon. Edward Caspar stokes, once
Governor himself, and one who is better
versed on the affairs of New Jersey than
any other man within Its limits. Night
after night he travelled from one end of
the state to the other, Kidding the state
ments of Governor Wilson and showing
the glazing inconsistencies of the man who
was trying to retain control through
Democratic Legislature. And so strong
did former Governor Stokes make his re-
marks that Governor Wilson did not come
back in contradiction or defence. No man
has stronger hold In the affections of the
people Of Burlington county than former
Governor Stokes and the speech he made
at Moorestown, together with the copies
Of his speech In another place that were
mailed to the voters in this county, were
potent factors in the election of mem
Der of the Assembly. Former Governor
Stokes is recognized In all quarters as one
who can be trusted in his efforts for the
good of the people. The Philadelphia
Record, which has much to say against
the Republican party in general, pays this
tribute to the former Governors
Now, it is generally conceded that
Stokes efforts In the campaign had more
to do with the result than any one other
factor, and it will be interesting, indeed,
to watch the course of the men who ought
to join him in whatever effort he may
plan to avert party wreckage. He is now
counted the strongest man In the party.
and he will have the backing of many of
the sturdy, wideawake young Republicans
who are able to read the finger-boards
along the road. {"
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-14

About 1910 Mr. Thomas Philips Of
London invented an apparatus for put
ting out fire. but it was not much of a
success. When put In action the steam
and carbonic acid which were to ex-
tinguish the flames were not gener-
ated in sufficient quantity to do the
work. A Frenehman named Carrier
patented a fairly successful extin-
guisher in 1862 since which date they
have been used more or less all over
the world TO pnt out incipient fires
though of course they are valueless
after the fire has acquired much head
way.-New York American.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-14
This cladiators.

Usually gllrators were matched in
pairs. They fc'feht in different ways
blindfolded. ii chariots. on horseback.
In full armYi and with The iasso. Nets
were u-'rd hy some, who, after throw
ing one over She head OF an antag-
onist. dispatched him with a three
pointed lance or trident.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-14
ENaINE FOR SALE.

A 1870 II. P. Farquhar (style K) Traction
Engine, for sale, together with tank wagon
capacity 500 gallons, and eight Columbia 2
yard dump wagons, engine hitch, all in excel
lent condition. For price address go Walnut
street. Philadelphia. May be seen at Wood
mansie, N. j. Installation of Industrial rail-
ENTERPRISE WHITE CLAY COMPANY
October 10 1911
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-14

Dick = Pill writes that he's living In
q magnificent cottage Sam Why. it's
SO small that yen can stand on the
roof. reach down the chimney and open
the front dnor st. Louis Republic.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-14
Notes ana oninions.

New Jerseys reputation of Woodrow
Wilson after scant nine months of a
much-heralded administration would seem
to carry distinct lesson to 'fsmatic'
statesmen of both parties The unprece-
dented victory of the scholar politician
not only made him Governor under excep-
tionally favorable auspices but as GER
tainly set his star high in the armament of
presidential possibilities. Tuesdays out
come will be found to have dimmed the
star, If, indeed, its light has not gone out
forever. New Jersey, 1t may be inferred,
has looked with alarm upon the political
nostrums marketed by her ambitious
Governor. Her votes were cast for Will
son of sound economic philosophy as
expounded In the Professors writings.
When in search for favoring political
gales the Governor repudiated his own
logic and conclusions and became the
champion of whatever ism" came to
hand the state no longer followed him.
Hence Tuesdays story. On the other
hand. while the Democratic municipality
victories in Ohio have no actual national
bearing, they will serve to add strength to
the Harmon candidacy, and the nation
eyes that have centered on New Jersey
will find their focal point now on the
Westward rival. Peddlers of ''isms"
would better take notice.-Pat6Ee Ledger,
Philadelphia.