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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
Dmnerrsnntb in China.
gcriht cincs Sransisfaner : 9.iiiio=
mars iibcr ltebcrifucmmuns i'm
Sang=tic Sbal. - 0rpFe
S%uugersnutb nrb Seit.

S(lis Dem Centrum bcr Hcpoluttpr
III China gin9 Der Rebnftion bes
nScnbbutc" fur5 ppr Iusbrllf ber>
lclbeit Elm Scrid,t bon ibrem borti9en
Witarbeitcr, Eatcr Splpeitcr GSpe>
lngc. 8. Is. Nc, BON Der Sran5iss
fnner@ Ntiiiion in Sautplp 81, in benz
bicier Niiiionor bic umgcbcllre Notb
idilbert, IN Die Millionen o arnlen
Gbinclen Ourd Die lleberidhpemmung
bcs Saugsticsain geratbcn iinb.
SaS %nnncnloIc Glcnb, bas iid) Icit
Der llcbcrldrpcmmlIn9 in 8eItalt pom
Sungcrsnptb unD Ycit i'm Snng@tIc>
Ebal ilbernllbin dl~i$gebrcitet, bat 9c<
luiB nid}t lpcnig bn5u bcigetraaen, Den
Hebellcn 10 piclc Illbdngcr 6u5ufiib2
rem. Giuigc Ina5iige NJ Dem Sc
ridt lalicn mir iplgcn:
~Sd9lih i"tr0ucn Eauienbc bon
cleubcn Sliidtlingcu Der ilbere
id)ipcnmtcn @egcnDcr undb Sanfplp;
gon6c Sanilicu BADEN ben 8dnpcrz
irab er9riffen ulD 3icben irrcnO ilnts
Der, Tic miiieu nid)t pobin. Sn Den
tdglidcr 3eitun9cu 9anfolu's lit eS
on Der Sn9esorbnung, 81 beridten,
ipic Sltcrr aus ilbergroBer Notb ibre
Ainbcr, mciit Mtdbhen 0 81 bis
15-1S Sabren. nm cilten Spottprei5
psrfouicp. nlb mic hieIe Damn nbgez
iihrt lpcrocn iii cutferntc @cgcnben.
Aud fam mnn tdglih lclcn, ipie
mcbrere Der Iermiteu, bencn fein
Spffnnngsitrabl mcbr leuhtet, aus
%er5lpciihIng lid in ben SluB luerfen,
burd, Den Zoo G%rloiung ais Dem
Sammcr hires Saicin9 Ilidenb."
Yotcr @spclage lpciit Damn nuf Die
idlimmcn Illsiidten fin ben fpms
mcnbeu &inter bin unb fGbrt fort:
.Sonit Der nruerifaniide 2eier
cine ridti9e Sbec BON Der llebers
%ld)pemmung in 6upeb 6etonmlc. Derfe
or lid eincn Staat, 5. 9. Sbio, bon
mgcid6r 80 Counties. Sas Yitariat
OitsSupch, iueldes am meiltcn bon
Der llcbcrldipcmmllng bctroficn ipirb,
5dblt 80 SubprGfetturen nit ciner
Scun!fcrung 0 q 10000, 900.
Scbc Slbprdfettnr bat minbel tens
nrci: bis Observation-Disclosures See!cn,
mcbrcrc iogur Observation-Disclosures
mn mebr. Son bieien 30 Subprdz
f,fturen iinb Defenders 8ipDlf o Der
ipispcn u~nbdnoigen 8aIierflutb liter
ifipemmt. Die frIhtbaren 6eisz unh
@nlmlppQcnfclber iinb in Secn NM
oeipnnbclt iporpcn. Die gS~obnbduier,
iplpci. JIG uidt 5uiammengefallen
iinb, Sa tic nur Sebmbiittcn lparen,
itcbcn 2-3-5 Sllb unb nod tieicr
I'M WaIier. Notiirlid) 9ibt es Elm
Mcbr ullh Elm 8cniger; Himlih 5iuei
bon. Den 5lpolf Su6prdie. 1nren iino
Deinabe 9aE5, D. y. 6u ncln 3ebntel
CID unGer 8ollcr.
.%Sr blcibcu IA Die iirbtns bis
Observation-Disclosures. iusnn Eiobt eiIe
Wia pn Sim~uohaer? 2>Cm Micn
Salidolp. ncun 3ebntcl utter @d1ier,
III cine Ser gr0Beren 3tnb 6cpoltertIten
Subprdictturcu Slpeb'5. Sd in9e.
lpn ulD mic t6nuen nllc bieie Menid)cu
lchen ulo pobnen aui hicicm einen
8cbntel ibrcS SanScS bn5 ibnen iibri9
bleibt uub IN t%uuicnb Snlcld1eu GER
ihniticu iii?
.3auienbe bon Meni1en baben in
Der Shltb elm naiicS @rab. g~eiunOen
dber bon pen Sebsnpen bapeH mebr oils
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14

Der Critic i'm Slang nad1 Dem 8aiier
lit. lit tic i'm Hau9c bel SeitliGfeitcn
etc. Die nlcrlebtc; jebc 5ipei oDer Drei
Gage nltr Gr5ber5ogin itebt im 1ans
bobcr ais tic.
6pffcntliG tpirb es Dem Sbrons
fplgcr Sruu6 Serbinarb eelin9eu,
lpcnn CT eiitmal Safer lit, Die 6drtc
ipld)cr 5alssciese 81 ntiloern, ba ia
nlld) CT an iciner @emnbliu mn ieiz
ncn ainbcrn bns cntiuiirbigcn6c cincs
ipldcn 3uitanbeS tdglid austoitcn
mllb. - 81. &. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14

brci Wtilliouen Sdancn scbobt unb CO
Last lldl bcrcdlncn, hnB piclleift III
@rpcb ollcin 6irci WtiQioncn Icltid)cr
int Spdtbcrbit unb @inlcr ON Sinz
gertrude hagen mii'icn."
Die Hegicrung illft 3ipar bcifenr
ctn5u1reifcrt; jcbod 9cbt picl poil
iDrem Och III Die Saidoen Der Muuz
ourinc. Tatcr Gspclugc biitct bobcr
Die aotbolifcn Imcrita's nm ihrc
llntcr'tileun9. Sclbicnhrmacu ncbs
men cntse9cn bic fotbpliifen 3eituns
gen. Der .Senb6ptc". ~ Galpuu Sir,
Cincinnati, g., sic tic an bic Siid)6fc
Don Slang nm, 6upcb pbcr @ullnr
ircitcrbcfDrbcrn iperbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
aus slltpn, Sa.,

fpirb ms nadtrdglid Der SOB Der
~geohteten Srau S, s.. @ernets, qeb.
Sobuuna Siiepoort, %8emelbet, Die arn
%. OCTOBER I'M 0crru cntihlicf. Sic
nurbc IN 1849 6u Nuerceit, 6planb,
aebpreu, beirat6cte in 1872 unb fam
nit ibremr gtanue in 1882 uad II.
g. ". IS iibcrlc6cu JIG i6r treucr
&ebcn5gcfdbrtc, iicbeu &inbcr mn
Stpci 9riibcr. Sic rubc in Sriebcn!
liner 8eileiol - Corr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
9tus st. 2ncas, "a.

Sic neue Sdulc ser Ct. Sufnsz
@cntcillOe 5l ct. HIcaS miro MN balO
poqenbet icin unb cingcmcibt ipcrSen.
Sic Sdltle. bereu 8outoiten in ciucr
Stabt lid ouf ca. $4,000 belaufen
ipiirocn. III Gin inpoIuuter Ban. Der
elmer @roBitabt Gbrc madden ruiiroc.
SaS GrbgcidoB III ans Stcin. Scy
Sbcr6nu aus Saditcinen nufgcfii6rt.
9oS @cbdllbe lit 5pciitodiN urO euts
b6lt Ieds gruBc Shul6imncr. 49,
Saith. MGdtcr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
" St lSn,,p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sins M=S>G Eminent.
Sc lit EN- Sd,Ricrbsrltiuer
!Sn bopen Ia allen Apotbe;en.
Nns burlington, rSa.

!6err 6cnrp Sitter, cmpfing sic
trauriec Hadridit ppnl Spbc lcilca
Srlocrs, Spbn :. Sitter, weld,er din
4. stopenlbcr in 9cuuer. Gpio., itnrb.
,Spbn Y. Bitter iplirbe q SO Sabrcn
in Sort MahiIon gcGorcr. Or rllbc
III Sricocnl Scr trullernoen Camille
llllicr Seileib!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
anrirt Nnre fronfen Skinner.

&ulict eiu &ndct(1 llu5cD 4Scptos
Sonc 6ci Gurcm Apot9tter uuO lDIet c5
in eincr @nllOnc &aiicr npi. @e6ct
eiuen G6IDficl Dnll All ciu G.uart
Trinflunicr. YScpiG5one ,hlrirt Gboz
Iera, G%tngclpeioc Nrautbcilcu uno
Noup.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
Gurreipuu0cns.

8ofc Greet. Minu. - Scm
10. his II. Nupcmber iinbet bier cine
Wiiiion itntt. Rcp, @ntcr 8oGmann
BON 9ubuaIer SpoitoIot mirb Oiciclbc
lcitcn. IS freut ith Nlt unb Sung
alf 6ieic GnabentaGc. -- Corr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
&rteitcr Scricbnuscu.

Ser 6pd)iu. Satcr Supont, &Turrcr
Ser 81. 9rcifoltigfeit5 @cmciuhc pom
Subllouc. lit sum 5cinpciliAcn Efnrrcr
Der ct. Gutbnrincn : @enlctlDc
(8ing6 - 81 in 9lIbuouc Gountp
ernannt porbcn. Scr bodlu. -.
gtpblmanu, MitglicD scr Miiiionart
Sonb Der Gr3oi08cic 9ubuGuc, III
gum Ffarrcr Der bcutihcn @crncitbe
in 8oterlpo crllonnt morOcn. BIS
Sllm II. Sc5cnlbcr miro CT icinc Ir@
beiten ais Miiiionar lpcitcrfiibrcn ulb
Der bodlip. %atcr s. Iicncte bon
@amptpu, Sa.. mirb III bic Stclic pcs
bodlp. &utcr HoDlmann ciutretcl. -
t(gt. o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
9lns 8nftcn6crg, Suiua,

berlnlltet: SIN Sran5i5fnucr alpitcr
3u Ga Grniie, BiS.. lit Sd)ueItcr
Waria, geborene snna Yftffncr bon
bier, nadJ einigen Wonaten arnnfbeit
i'm Ilter o 81 Sabren pcrifieben.
X. |. p. Scr trnucruocn 6nmilic
ulIcr Yeileiol = Is
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u d. I II q, 8 a III c


liner lcucr
Nobe= Satalug fir Den &crbit
nnb &inter t911-t912,
fpclfer ilber 400 pcriGiebenc
Iuiter5ci6nnngcn fir 9nnenz,
SrGllcin> unb &inbertlcioer,
Ionic Die neucitcu @iuitcr fir
Stifcreie Irbeitcn cntbult, lit
jcbt fcrtig unb miro iilr Den
Sreis BON 10 Gents an irgenb
cine Gbrciic geIanpt. Sciteaet
benIelben gleid. Scim 8eitellen
sebrallde man Den Catalogue
Coupon. ncldbcr mtf Ger
Seite 5 in Der 9l6tbciluug
sir Die prnftiid)c Wlltter mo
Sallsfrnu" 81 fiubcn lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
IerueIerte Tarmsm III osrsaaTen.

Sd1 babe ua9eiibr 20 autoer3eisrse Sarnst
i'm tat loiii:he Stedrts County sum sr,iis % /
SS5 pis $50 per after ano unter lei htsl 5es
oiltgnngei IA uersaLieI. 9iei.ljen ne Isi al.
in eiIer Gnt.erIuuI uoH ei,ier bIS "a iudi uisNs I
poi, Der Airdc. 0icie 6arnsi Iueros lie bihle I
uni 9a1ren So bis 800 osa Adec lUsrsl le.h.
Sdreibet ioicrs ai
J. J. AhMANN, Richmond, MINI.
yeim e.breihen rypnanr mon aca. oicies Siat,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
AItavmWGine

81: Retnaeit oieier g2eiue lit gariutir:. Oct
&urldhri tei Ger Arid. 5u ensipcefet S8,r mo
btr it. .3su3niie pm 4rietern II 20 auo re I
silt ri ute 4, lJluic uoI os.t 50 uIsiat.i. lGe
SrutIuu Sutss ( 0 olu, uur tuieJ en. Gtiis Sro5e.
Ssite uung lU.ro "a BON oer oGrSHBi YEA Gul-
lttdt, ioluie poH ~liicrei nlabiJ zen Greiiet
nber3elgeu.
NEsCrNbcrg Bros. Co.,
456-4G2 Main Str. Dubuque, Iowa.
e'eia e6rritcu cr,pGnne man GET. Si.ics %ini..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
Gbtcaqo. oeu ID Nopember.
Octrei1e.

Gbtcaqo. oeu 10 Nopember.
UctreiSe.
Oesen-
Se;.: $685..
Mfal.: 092s@i.o05a.
Rorn-
0e,.: 625s o63X.
Wtai. 64@6t4.
9aisr-
Ges.: 47A@474.
Wiai. i924 @50H.
Sicbmarft.
Shmeiue-
Shmere, 81. 9015 81.
Stmere. rauhe. 81 80 az. Is.
9eihte. 81 706S6. Az.
9entl1te, So 0jGG5.%.
Bleb-
Rlupuieb, S4s5 @9.l0.
Rlbe ulo Rluoer. 500 $500
EDDIE
Gmheimiide odmmer SO. 75a5S0
Welilihe Nammer. S3.1j@5. 20.
Giuheimiihe S6aie. 2.5003. 80.
sSeltlibe Sbafe 2.6i@3S0.
G~ropiiUnen.
ShmeiueHeiih-
Sau.: $40. 250Sl6. 40.
Mai. BIG. 55@lG.7 ~.
Sdmal;-
Gan. S9.30@9.37.
Wai. SO. 50@9.57,
Rippeu-
Sam. Ss.406s.t7.
Wai.: So. 55@S.62.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
3a ~DsrfaaIel.

Siebersig enrs ebeu Nelegene Giect.liettioneu.
ithmerer iblunrSer Nuoeu. 0ile hntbe bis 4 /
Iie5eI aie;lrn uul oieier Staot. Ellie mo thetl.
pstie uerbenett. Dlt.5 Saier. Su eiler gl;,
beieoeitcu Segeao selc3en.
w. r. EHLERS,
Douglas, Ward Co., N. Oak.
gcim scrcibcn crwfnne RICH gca. oicies Sls.:.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
sdreibt fir Yreiic NIB SeIdreibuuo

ppu bier ihoueu uerbeNerten 5arneu in Der
g1be elmer fathuliidpen airdle uno Sdlale. Is
limb oieS CUTE iruhtbare Snrmen uito ldlon
gelegen. y. ~. Srpaiton Il zoa,
w0rnett. aauias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
Gin Safata: aallnrelea.

&ir aaoeI etiih. Htt. Sltn.I ~ o,r,llfcr
Tieielben mo III eiice Jtt,I SttG5Isi ia /. it.fs
melt uon etier tas9olth.l MIA. iuo > 4 o.,
nete SerbenernnJei. Sprs1:t oJe uI oo:e
idjreibct an
MARTENS BRCS.,
Milbanks. South Dakota.
Sclm edsctbsn cru ahas mIain sea. oieirs si.aiI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
Mnrkthertd1te.
CTR ben OruHuerfnnf.
an bt a {. Den Ii. Nopembsr.
Cefrctbe, Gen, Niebt. ETC.

WeiSen: 77@S5e per Suihei.
Saier: 5o-52c per Suibel.
Sorn: 63-65c per Sulbel.
Gerlie: $500 per Suihel.
Ho9gen: 57-15c per Nuihet.
Seu: SIS. 00--St0. 90 per Come.
Wtebl: Tatent, s.. S0-5.21; Iroia6t
S.. 60-6.O 90.
Gleie: S2I. 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
Tiir Tarm!auoerelsn

IN elmer Geseuo, 100 Se5lerlten urbetannt limb,
tommet nadj Mantatp. Sllte Garth &c.. Minu.
gsir babcn clue groBc NuSabl gutter. iAdnsr Gar,
men, in Der Hdhe BON tatholiidJen Airdben uuo
Sdlulen eeleaeil. ;u uertauien. @brlldhe urn
ehrbare Bebduo luna gdrunttrl. Sdbreibet iAr
uniere ueueite 3reiSlite.
LAMM & HOhMANN LAND CO.,
Mankato, MINI.
ssei,u Gfreiben eriudhne man aeh. sicics slat,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
@erl

Terlangt.
Qaeuteu, nm uns NIB un'ere Srdpnrate in
Staoten. Srten niIu. III S5iui tto aioercl
Staatsn 81 oertreteu. @ute befius
biae Nnitenunaeu ilr bic red,tel 1erioaeu.
Salir unp 9ommtiions geouhrer 6reiaebiaer
8etrag al 2lnset3esneteu. I'M agenten IN bel,
len, nadppem suiricoeuielenoe Sprtebringsn
aetroii Ell iino. Wal Goreiire:
ANGELUS DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.,
Baltimore, Md.
Seim edrei6en erpSDne man seii. oieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
9eimjmm

81 ader. fani aieilet bon Der Stios. Irei5
SeSD. 0looa $50 barr. oaS lteo:GJs nj. R,e.h.(
loo acfer, cine Weile u1L gut.r StIot. BE ~
lid alte Se~rosIerutJei. Yrsis s7lJJ. GauJI,
5000 baar. oLS tleoriI. lp.e Jiie:Js.
Giisabalntadrt. Gib rI.no elmer Ger s'pst
yar:ien ur,tderltIttst. peil -: Dem /. j III
~pertauit. NlaH aorrijrs: III: Wlsa Soua!I
Jnpeftment Co., HorDtju. Mans.
Scim Searcibcn crpfbur man ccH. oieieS Slaii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
Mhtanl!

ssenn Sic eire gut. Sarm tauiei ,uoqen fie
fueii3 Welo mo III eiuer o3eletD, no maIt MD
pntes sano sum Irctis pun SIS bis SO ben 9lder
III eirer biiibenoed tathpliidsn 8emeinoe be.
toIIfIeil Tam. 10 iueuoen Sic i'd ged. an
J. p. HlGHBERGER,
Westphalia, kans.
Ssim edrcibeR crWGbne man seil, bieics Slatf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
0ier lit elm Saraain.

2S0 sder. l3) unter %auG, 50 ySieis mo 5ahnies
@rns. 40 gsalo uno 9Seioe. "a aeeile uoi Smnis.
/ N.eile pom Staot. 3 Aieiler ooi tat1pllinec
Steli,teler. tBrtep Brunn.H. stan 80 bel 90.
grubes 6etreioebaus uub nnSere @ebduiitl.
teitea. sseroe oisie erittiaiise 6arm Iar s3I ben
Carmen. Sir Ieidlte Se0iuguuceu idbretbe man
an ole Soi. 5tuoer ". 9. Nacnen..
ct, 9louo. @tinu.
Seim sd,reibeu erwdAue man oct. oteies Siati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
SiemfmGoden perlam,t,

nm aiidens uno 3immerdrbeit AT perridbteu.
Wadlsuiraaeu In UT. Ct. Sciepb's 0ouese
amo Meal eitp, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
M@tInA SSarmsr!

Sh bcia1le bic bo6)tst Snlrprsii. ilr .oel,
aoru. &artofeln mo sSols. Sseroe famieu.
siui ben @eleiien 5hrer Gtatiun. Man aoreiir.:
}. J. NAGLE, Dubuque, Iowa.
Scim ehreibcn crrdbue man GET. S;eicS Slatt.
Graham guardian., 1911-04-21
WITH WOMAN'S HELP

The women of Stafford have never
yet failed to come to the front and
do their part in helping a worthy
cause. The announcement that they
will hold cake sale this afternoon
for the benefit Of the band stand
fund, not only shows great apprecia-
ton for worthy public improve
ment, but also places them in the
lead of many who might profitably
emulate their example. Last year
it was the women of Stafford who
started the movement that success
fully obtained benches for the park.
Now, when band stand is to be
erected so that the Stafford band can
help make life pleasant and enjoy
able for all cur nr n'c, they come
forward agaia nG = y by their own
toll to make the uan 9 success, and
their cake sac sill surely be sue.
cessful and one - the pleasant in.
cidents that vii, ba happily remem.
bered by ever, pne who attends the
ooncarfc
Graham guardian., 1911-04-21
MIXED LISTS

One of Lady Reay's recollections
is of dinner party at which she
had for her neighbor Gladstone, in
happiest mood. He told her of his
Eton experiences and tales of terri
BILE little DR.. Keate. The latter al
ways had the names of those doomed
to be fogged written down on a
slip of paper. One day, picking up
such list, he called up for hogging
the boys whose names were Inscribed
upon it. Upon such occasions the
delinquents were not permitted to
offer explanations, so boy after boy
was castigated, and returned sore
and savage to his seat. Not until
the operation was complete did he
learn that, instead of the fioggins
list, he had picked up the slip OF
which were the names of the boys
about to be confirmed.
Graham guardian., 1911-04-21
GREELEYs LETTER

Recently j. N. Porter, the Globe
banker, received communication
from a man inclosing a letter he
had received from Porter, and ask
ing him to please typewrite it, as it
was impossible for him to decipher
it. Great men never write well,
and in this connection, the following
story of Horace Greeley will bear
out this fact:
1T is said that a traveller in Spain
was once hard pressed on account of
his passport. He had one. but hav-
ing left it at his hotel, he, for the
time being, was helpless to produce
it when called upon. His quick wit
served him in good stead, for hav-
ing that morning received letter
from Horace Greeley, he produced
it in an offhand manner, and after
a hurried inspection the officers
returned it with a wave of the
hand and 'buenos dias," set
all things Alright. He could just
as we'll have passed that same
letter off on an American consul,
for no living man could read it."
Graham guardian., 1911-04-21
A SOCIAL GATHERING

The beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. jacobson was the scene
of very large gathering of work
ers in the Layton Sunday School,
Wednesday evening, April 18th.
Messrs. A. E. Jacobson, Joseph
H. Bingham and William Ellsworth
are the superintendents and placed
VIM. M. Clayton in charge of the
gathering.
Misses May Thompson, Minnie
Davis, May and Cynthia Morris,
Mrs. Amelia Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Romney, Joseph H. Bingham,
John w. Morris and Mrs. Chloe
Evans all took part in an impromptu
program of a very enjoyable char
acter, besides delicious refreshments
of cake. ice cream and fruit punch
served by little Marie jacobson and
her brother, James, in a charming
manner.
At this juncture party of future
citizens put IN their appearance IN
quest of newly welded couple,
which caused Mr.. Romney to don
feminine apparel as a disguise and
disappear in company of Mrs. w.
E. Platt, while Mrs. Romney, dis
guised in apparel which gave her
the appearance of an Amazon, but
all to no purpose, as Leo was caught
under a buggy seat, when he shelled
out to the tune of five dollars and
allowed to continue his honeymoon
in peace.
Mrs. Jacobson has not yet recov
cred her equilibrium, as visions Of
a Bridegroom in Harem skirts. keel
fitting before her minds eye.
The evenings entertainment wa
most enjoyable affair and tn,
Jacobson family cannot be beat a
entertainers.
Graham guardian., 1911-04-21
HORSE STRUCK BY TRAIN

Thursday night, April 9Th. a val
liable horse, owned by Bob Morris.
was struck by a freight train on the
track about one-half mile east of
town, breaking it's right front leg.
Mr.. Morris missed the horse Fri
day morning and went hunting for
it. When near the railroad he
found the horse, close to bridge,
standing on three legs. He in
formed the section boss, who re.
fused to take horse.
The cattle guard at this point
was down, only few boards being
in place, and cattle or horses easily
went over it, making beaten path.
The horse was fine bred trotter
and very valuable animal. The
railroad company was informed OF
the injury to the horse, and Supt
Mallard wired Deputy Sheriff John
son to take the horse to his place.
Graham guardian., 1911-04-21

badly needed. The way in which
Wall Street creates condition men
acing panic solely to the end OF pos
sibly intimating to the Supreme
Court that such and such decision
would be dangerous is becoming
plain to everyone. The country
Just about now should be recovering
from the panic Of 1907. There's
been time enough to consume all
the overproduction, to work off all
the undigested securities, to tap all
the dropsical institutions. But here
we are in DAYS of general COM
plant of dullness. when everybody
knows that things should be BOOM
ing. Hard times is the blunderbuss
at the head of the present Congress
to force it to do as little as possible
for the people against the interests.
But if Congress doesn't do all it can,
things will be worse before they
are better, and the day for phlebot-
omizing the interests will only be
postponed, with the result of more
drastic measures than the interests
now dread. What Congress is to
do it should do quickly and thor
oughly. Pass the reciprocity meas
ure; pass it first. Then revise the
tariff sweepingly as to the necessa-
ries of life. The interests are only
bluffing. They'll loosen up with
the money for business as soon as
their suspense is ended, and they
will find, probably, that democratic
policies won't hurt them so much as
those policies will help the people.
But don't listen to any of this good
times" talk, o, reader. Business is
on the bum, solely because the mas
ters of the money are holding il
back in order to bluff Congress.
The Mirror.
Graham guardian., 1911-04-21

farmers to get busy and plant Q
crop that will bring in large returns.
Asparagus plants are easily at
tended, are fast growers and COM
mand good price in the market.
1t is one plant that can be shipped
from the valley early in the season
and when the highest market price
prevails. Our farmers would dc
well to start without delay and
plant asparagus.
Graham guardian., 1911-04-21
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE

The Consolidated Telephone, Tele-
graph and Electric Company are
for the erection of an OF
fee building in the town of Stafford,
provided that they can secure lot
somewhere near. the center of town
and where it can be conveniently
reached by the people.
This company is making consider
able headway with new improve
ments that will tend to give better
telephone service and lower rates.
It proposes to make Stafford the
principal exchange for the valley
and in doing so would give con-
tinuous twenty-four hours service,
something that is greatly needed,
not only in Stafford, but in the val
ley.
In carrying out its plans for a
better service to its patrons it will
make all lines in the valley metallic,
besides putting in a new copper
toll line to Clifton, and one from
Bowie to Globe, by way of Stafford.
All this will tend to make a better
telephone service for the people.
More phones will be used, and the
fact that one can get service any
time of the day or night, often a
matter of great necessity, especially
| in case of sickness, will make the
telephone popular with the people
The erection of its main exchange
building in Stafford will be an i'm
provement greatly desired, and we
believe it would be good idea fol-
the people of Stafford to offer free
building site for the construction Of
such building. The cost of sucf
a lot would be very small when ont
takes into consideration that a goot
substantial building would be erect
ed by the company.
We would certainly favor prop
osition to give the telephone com
pany free building site.
Graham guardian., 1911-04-21
GROW ASPARAGUS

There is no other place in the
country where the climatic con-
ditions and soil are so well adapted
for the successful growing of as
paragus as in the Gila valley. There
is no other plant that requires SO
little attention as asparagus, and
here is an opportunity for our
Graham guardian., 1911-04-21

The proceeds of the cake sale
given this afternoon by the women
of Stafford will be turned into the
band stand fund. Everyone is in
vited to attend the sale and buy a
cake. You will enjoy it.
Graham guardian., 1911-04-21
Your tongue is coated
Your breath is foul.
adaches come and 90,

These symptoms show that your
stomach is the trouble. To remove
the cause is the first thing, and
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will do that. Easy to take
and most effective. Sold by Stafford
Drug Company. 7-4t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-30
LOWELL.

Mrs. Ellsworth Brown and her daugh-
ter Gladys were Chicago visitors.
Mrs Cyrus Pattee. mother of Attor-
ney Ed. Pattee of South Bend Attorney
Pattee of Crown Point. County Council
man Lewis Pattee of Lowell and Dr. j.
Pattee of Pueblo, Colo, is very seri-
think she cannot survive a great while
longer. Up to about three years ago
she was in good health. VIXEN she was
seized with attack of rheumatism.
which has gradually grown worse. She
has been taken to sanirariams in diff
ferent places. and was only brought
home from one last week She re-
ceived no benefits. Mrs. Pattee has al
ways been an exceedingly active wo-
man, very intellectual and an ardent
worker in the church and temperance
circles. Her many friends; regret to
hear of her physical collapse.
John Lewis, wife and daughter, who
visited his brother in Chicago, returned
home last evening.
Frank Brown and wife, who have
returned home this morning.
DR. J. Pattee and daughters Helen
and Janet of Pueblo, Colo. who visited
his parents here, went to Crown Point
last evening and visited his brother
Frank until evening when they left for
their home in the west.
Mrs. Vida Hanson, who visited her
parents and sisters and brother here
for several days, left for her home in
Cedar Rapids last evening.