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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

ltniere Teteranen pom ipaniifen
ba6en it'd, aegen 0ieoereinfiib.
rrns Der aantine aitsgeiprofen--
oas ldBt oaraitf idlieBen, baB Tie Die
Siibliing NIT ibren ebemali9en aa.
meraoen perloren baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
6rohbersogtbnm.|
Ans Der 1amptaabt.
Gipilitanb Der Staot 9nrembnrs.

Sterbefalle: Warg. Slam
mang. oft 80 s., @ittipe bon Mur.
tin Sacobp, 5tlbs. sn Gid, a. B. MlS
ipobnbaft. 8. Gifplans Gaines, ali
SO S., 3entner. z. Mare. @olii
alt 40 s., Gbefrau bon Hifolaits
@leiener, @iienbabnbeamter; aatba,
rina Stmit, alt SO s.. 9ittpe bon
Reinbarb 2ebat,ue. 5tlbs. Iagel,
Ifmieb. g.. Otto Soiepb Otto, oft te
DC; Maria Sond, alt as s., Sr'
bensifweiter. 10. 3tfolaliS Ader
mann; aft SO S.. Sduibmader. IL
Glpb. Hirrotte, oft A M. 13. Marg
Yorte, olt 13 5. nno 5 M.; 8eor,
eette MeperS. oft 5 81; Seinrid
$offmann, alt 67 S., aaltimann. t6
Barbara Soiimann alt 56 s., 9ebre
rim, ebelos; Suianna Wagonnctte
alt IS g., Wittne BON Sbeooor Sc,
mes. stlbs. 9anowirtb; aatbariuc
Sirt, alt 25 s.. Gbeirau bon @il
helm Moiion. S~aslobper, wobnbai
Su @tprinsen in Sotbringen.
9aremburs, II. g(ila.-Nah Ian
gem uuo ifmerSlitem &ranfenlaael
perItarb IN Der lcsten Nad,t i'm ct
Soiepbsbauie oni Dem Niihmarf'
Sri. Barbara Soiinlann, Sberlebre
rim i'm nel,er Shufsebauoe al Cur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

emburs.S tabt, Sdweiter bes Serrll
8rofeiiors Soffmann. 9ie Beritor.
bene mar ibrerSeit nit Ser iilbernel,
Meoaiae oes Sroens Der gihenla,ib-
frone aiisseSeihnet tporoen.
Snrembmrs, 10. slug. = sol,
6 + Of Sir leien in ben rWt.
g. R.": Die lteberiieoelims Oes
@roBber5ogs bon 2%urentbiirg Dor
ShloB Sobenburs 6ei Seitesries mad
ShloB Golmar.gerg IN 2urembi,ra
miro nidt Dor gnoe ausuIt ober In.
fang September eriolgen; mo iie ge,
ihiebt le6iglid, UNI Der @roBber5o'
ein.Hesentin, Die lid uift BON ibren
@emabl trennen mill, bic Ili5iibirti
ibrer Heii0en5pilihten 5i ermogli
den. Sir ben Iitfentbolt bes @roB.
bersogS lit bas ShloB Golmarberl
in Silremburg nit einent aufrpani
BON 21a Milionen bergerihtet NOR,
ben. 9roBbersog @ilbelm, Der al.
41i1briger crit beiratbete ilr,o nod, {
ainoer 5erate, ipopon bnS iiingiie
Sabre it, bat ieitbcr ipieoerbol,
Sflaganfdae erlitten, Die i'm CELTIC
unb forpcrlid INNER mebr 5uriid
brad)ten.
8ebetc nm Hegen Fat Der bod1m
Serr 9iidpf fir Die 9ioseic 2uyem
burg %angeoronet. Sic ftnoen lei
Sonntag nod ieocr Weiic itatt.
500. S~abrcsicier bcs Gimpertsber
ger Gicrtels.--am 81. Aug. iino e,
500 Sabre, DAB ouf Dem palobebed
ten 9impertsbcrg Der critic gaum De-
glrt gum Spfer ftel iruo Die 9eboii
ing oes Blateaiis begann. Die BE
polferiing itno an ibrer Spit
iGmmtIite 8ereine riiiten iid oa'
500iGbrige SiihilGitm oes mittisel
cages ber eriten geiieolnng fcitIid
su beaeben.
Yrifnng.-Serr IboIf 6iid,er ont
Gooingen bot aitf Ser ltniperfifdt II
9iittid bic Snsenienrpriifung &c
itanoen.
Stcrbefaa.-gus griiiiel fomnl
Die Na9riht, bab inner 2anoSmonu
Der peuiioniertc Steuereinnebme
9err 5. g. Sdoetter, Iienstag Gaf)
mittag BORT oerid)ieoen lit. Ser
Sfoetter mar Dor anoertbalb sSaE
rem ants ieinem amte seihieoen. &
mar 81 Sabre aft. Der Seritorbeii
war 5iierit in StraBen, bain in Gre
penmafer. @tteibriid iino SoGeric
Steuereinnebmer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
Ans ben iibristn gheiem.

SItngcn n, II. Suli.-8or eini.
gen Gagen befano iid Die z9jGbrige
Wittrue 8rbn nit ibrer Sub auf bic.
iigem 8anne AM Der 8eiSe. Cine
III Der Nabe tiueioenbe iremoe ai,D
lief auf Die ibriae 5u uno itieB lie
nit ben Sornerif SIT 9ooen. Die
Srau fam ebenfaQs.. bierbei su SaQ
itnb unter Die Sub liegenL moonrt
ibr A Hippen gebrofen wuroen.
8aIbbpi, u.s.. slug.-Sn Den
acknowledgement oes Serrn go.
rons De 8arean entitano Selier, no.
BON cine Slafe bon 11a Seftares be.
troffen murbe.
@eimersftrG , f6. Iug.-
@eitern abeno perbrannten bier Die
8obnhdnler bes Saglobners Sob.
Wauaing uno oes @ainpirtbes s.
@olfi.
Sesperinsen, 16. Ius.-
Sn Der Mdbe bes bieiigen &irbboies
serietb seitern eir nit Nf6beln bella
bener @asen oes Sdreiners Sabri.
cius aus Sanbpeiler IN 9ranb. Die
2aotng p%erbrantte tbeilpeiie. Der
Shaoen belGiiit itd aif etrpa 100
Sr. 9eim Yuiiieren bes Sheibpeees
bate elm Siunfe aus elmer 2ofomo.
tipe 6as 3elttitb Oes Waeens setrof.
len itnb in 9ranb eeiest.
G6teruad, IL. @na.-Sou
Den anaebenoen sebrerinnen, lpelhe
elm 8repet 4. Hanges erbalten 10.
ben, tparen spei aanSioatinnen BON
ben bieiisen S6peltern bonn arlrter
ainoe Selu porbereitet morbeu: Me-
oinser 3eleie bon Gontern unb @a-
ieres Gbilomene bon 8ederif,.
u d t II M, IL. Nus.--Giens,
tag nahmittas ficl aiif Scr Saiis,
treppe Ses @irtbes Hiri6 Ger pei.
iionierte Sdulinipeftor Serr 0iibr
10 unsliiflif, bnb er ein 9ein brad,,
8reuenmade Ter, II. Aug.-
7ienstas Mahmittag crid)ol Sc,ier.
iienal. Sn Dem Sintereeb1uee hes
Observation-Disclosures Sobann Sdynit.
Sranoebrrg NOR in ben auisehGuitcn
Sourra9cn Seler ausgebroden,
Staannsen nno Remiie brannten ab,
Seoof blieben perihont bon Dem
9ranbe baS angrensenee 8ebGiiot
oeS Serrn Motbins Erpit un5 &c,
| SRI. @eifpiitcr @tlbeImo.
2enninsen, H.. aus.-Su
2eminger 9uid, wuroe cine SlGdt
pom 81 Seftares bon einem @alO,
branoe betroifen. Der Sdaoen be,
I6nit iif anf 5000 Sr.
q ii mclinaen, II. Ina.-Sr
Ser porlesten Naht peridieo an ei,
nem Sersi6lage Der befannte @ait,
mirtb Sobann Sdoil.
NieSerfprm, IL. Iug.-an
9ienstag Tad,mittug 4 lbr ielert,
aelegentlih eiuer bier it~atisebabter
8inotaiife Der 10 Sabre olte itauoeS,
loie 81, 6. cinell HepolperidnlB ab
pie Dies bel Gbnlihen Anldlien 4,
aeideben plleet. Die 80 Sabre alt'
Gbefrou bes Arbeiters Natbia;
Sautid puroe lmterhalb oes refter
AneeS eetrpifeu. beiicn Sebfraii &c
lit1rt iii. Die Siiael mus 6llrf opera,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
: %Snxem6urger gla&rt&ten :


eiutgeH JtllDe eIHYeYuIlYeN. VI lpuIue
5u aapl IN 2rremburs eeboreu nno
fam in ben fiinfSiger Sabren nab
Imerifa uno BORT @aibingtou. Sier
bot er longe Sabre bas 0taitrerbanb.
perf betrieben. pm. 16. GeS. 1861
i6loB er nit SRI. Sranees Shoes
bon Geoarburg ben 8uub fur's 2eben
itno trat BALD borallf als Soloot IN
Die llnions.Irmee Elm. Gs iiberles
ben i'm ieite Satin, flint Sobne,
jrpei Sof)ter nnb elf Gufelfinoer,
ale nit gusnabme bon @iliam IN
minneapolis m%obnbaft. Die 9eife
mnrbe bieber gebrnbt ltnb bas Be
grabniB fano Gienstas Iorgcn 8
llbr nnter GROCER 8etbeiligung auf
Dem ct. Morien. 6riebbofe itatt. CT
rnbe IN Srieoen!
SerieD 9th, q. s, 1. Sept.--Gie
0eutid)e fatboliihe ct. Hifoiaitss
Stride in Sseriep Gitp ieiert ndd,iten
Sonutag ibr 25iabrises 9eitebcn nit
einem groBen Seitgottesbieuit. Efar-
rer Der @etneinoe lit Der bod]p. @oter
5. @eilano, Elm Suremburser. Die
8eiammt. Iitsgaben fin ben 9ait Der
Stride betrueen $4,000, Die @es
iammt. Miisaaben fir angeifaffte
! 8irhenmobel nit ginbegriff Der orit.
ten eroben @lode, $4,000, maht
einen 8elammt-aoItenalifpano bon
$106,200. Die @emeinoe bot aiiBer.
benz cine itattlihe $4,000 Bfarr.
idiile. Sriiberer Miiiitent Der @e.
meinSe mar @ep. s. Herlanb, Der IN
1856 aus 2ureinburg etngelpanoert
par uno iest Nfarrer in Spraciiie,
%. o., lit. oIo miiltos onnos!l" Der
paderen @emeinoe uno ibrem tiidti.
gen Sfarrerl
= Or. Nifplaus 8elter, Eroieiior 81
2nrembirrs, lit nit einem prahtiecl
priginellen Iufias IN Der neuerifie'
nenen bohmilfommenen 90
m inne" (September. Gummer) Der.
treten. Orange lit Der Sitel
beiieIben rno lit bern altmciiter flo.
fran5oiiifer 9iftflinit 5reoeri Mi.
itral gum 81. @ebnrtstag aerpiomet,
9arin erfennerl mir Den alter
gltiitbigen Welter nieoer IN Dem bon
ed)ter 9oeiie sebobenen SAT-: ~. @ie
i'd umbIidte. ihailt iiber ben Siigel'
RAND, neben Den iest gara bsitimmten
ltmriiien Der 9urgrnine, Die Mntter.
eottesitatite beriiber, Die ben Burg.
biigel front, bos Bib Der Mi,tter
beren 2iebe audi itdrfer mar als bei
COB, nnb Die in Dem @lauben boz
Sabrtalienoeu aaem Menihenleii
mitfiibleno Die Mrme breitet."
Nnrora, Sa.-9abier ftarb ba:
21a Monate alte Sobnd)en bon Ye
ter Map mno Srau, Sorest @pe.-
Gbelih getraiit nltroen SRI. Innc
8ebI uno Milbelm Berg in Der oeut
ifen fatboliihen Stride i'm 8ui6
SRI. Wargaretba Sdouler uno So
iepb Geoing bilrd) Efarrer 2inoen II
Der fatbcliiden Stride ,llniere 2teb,
Srau". Sbnen Bliid siim 8un0e
Springbroof, Soma, 80. Aug. II
-Sn Der ct. Seter unb Harl's
4irde lpuroen am 0ienstag SRI
Sbereiia Seiar unb Serr Sobn 2bil
len gum 2~ebensbi,noe pereint. 3raii
,euaen moren iSrl. 2ena Seiar uni
Serr Seroinanb anapitein. 81,
inngen 2eute merben in Chicago lid
nieoerlaiien. 100 8napitein in oel
GreibbGuiern beifdftigt lit. Sbner
Slid gum gunoe!
9serspile, Spipa.-8iharS @ei
bert, Sobn bon Serr nno 6rait 5. $
Weioert, bat feline anlteling siii
2ebrer am 9apless.G College az 9il
bique erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

Cine Srait in 8aibinaton bat Dor
Gerid)t bebauptet, oab iie srin 2eben
ulinoeiters $67 per Sag notbig babe.
OieleIbe Trnt fonntc pabri6eialif
nit ST Gc,lts tdalid lcben, lucnn lie
ie ielblt peroiencn miibtc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

Die Shminoinht lit i'm geainn
beilbar. 9esbalb laile iid Seoer,
Der buffet, blaB aitsiiebt, on a6rper.
gcpit,t abnimmt ooer an Gsahtifpei.
ben leibet, aiib penn er nitt franf
81 iein slaabt, BON einrm Mrst genolt
nnteriufeh. Gas gift brionoers fiir
blaiic, idlehiacu6brte, nit 9riiien.
leioen bebaitcte ainoer. -. 4nitalc
@olfSfr6."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

Sn Bolton miro Elm Sceunaebcier
seseigt, bas, mic Die 9epciden mel-
Den, balb Seehunb mo balb Shilo.
frotc lit, elm Ueipift bon 1000
Gfino uno ein glter bon 100 Sah4
rem CREDIT bot. Ser Den @ebnrts-
idein ansfertiete, lit nid,t befannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

Cine Seit,ng berihtet. baB Cit
Mann in OMAHA Dem 3igarettenrall-
den gum Spfer gefaIlen iei. Ser
Nann bate ndmlid inn Bette se.
raudt mo mar oariiber einscidla-
fen. 9as bate ibm audi bel einer
Sigarre suitoBen fonuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

8ir fonucu bon. ben ipaferen DC.
ntofraten, ipenn iie BET oen n1hIten
@ablcn ibre Mebrbeit i'm 1eprdicn.
ta~ntenbauie bebaupten nnb aud i'm
WunSes.S enate cine Mebrbeit erin.
ae,t ,mS ibrcn Hrdiioentihafts,aan.
SiDatcn cripablen iolten, cine nod
nlebr Syrl.dt bringepbc Sb1tigfeit ct.
ipdrten ais in Der bcrfl. @gtra.Sei
iion.-sM orb. Imcrifa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

Stpei Ser brei 6oroeruneen enslis
ider Giienbabner. Inn oerenttuilen es
gum Streif fam, iinb geraOesu empO.
reno III ibrer aiibnbeit: Die 2eiite
perIansen cine tpod)entlife 2obner.
bobnns pon-50 Gents ittt0 cine ar.
~beitspnde bon 81 Stimoen.-Sie
moleit iid ,pobl ieoer Elm attomobif
dnibaffen2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

Gin Midliganer WilfbGnbIer Be-
fannie iih ihuloia, 81 lie 5ebn Gallo.
men Wild, cine @ullone @diier &c.
id,iittet ST babeu, aber sleid5eitis be.
baiiptete er, er babe bas Iebiglif int
Sntereiie ieiner aiinoen getban: Inn
Die Mild leifter peroailid su
MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16
interchangeable ben, Nripdto3.

bic interchangeable Bern asripdtb5'
3ettteii Or @oGoidnttot in Darnt-
itaot. Ger bisber 1lnttge untfan4-
reide uno fompli5ierte Souoeroppa-
rotar falft fort. Die &lenmell
Der Wol6tne meroen brett an Die
Senoe : Intenl1e m1oeihloiien. @s
miro Der Don Der 8cdlelltront~
@elttrale gelieferte @edlclitroltt &c
1rust, Ben mir sur 9eleud)tung unb
&raftuerteiluug in ben StGoteli
benusen. SEEM 8erauid BON 5ltnfen
perrat oie 0epeide, lulb Der 0ane
Jllnfentelegrapbie fat in bieier
1teuelten Sdoltu1le pollfommen let,
he geredtigung berlorert.
9a5u fommt nod Der groBe 8pr.
tell Der i%ogenannten u%ungeoompf-
ten" Sdpingungen, g.. +. Ser
Shpingunsen, Sic MIR oo onipre.
den, mo Die eleihe @ellenldnge
berrldf, Die nun bon einer Maid,i.
he bereeitellt mcroelt, bererl I'M
Orebungs5abl leiht fonitont 81 bo(.
ten 1T, feline S1monfungen ser
Sreauen5 seigen unb oober ben gro.
bcu @orteil Der iforfen GeIonolnf
Der gut eineeltimmten glnpfonos-
Itation nolI ousniiBet. fGtlnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16

Mon oeraftet ben S6nlei6Ier,
her mon liebt Die Shmeihelei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16
nff;nn, ECkE DER NAVARRO. UkD
ulllGGi DER CH0CkkT-STRASSE.

bert jeoen i~ibermdBieen 9runf ga
bermcioen, 10 batte Die 9iirgerlAaft
es }i6 bod nidt nebmen 1ailen, Die
flnitleriiden Blane Der geb6roen
fir offi5ielen Sdmuf gu eineul
einbeitliben @onoen gu oerpoalton-
oigen. Die Soriten bon Mnsina
ullo Starnberg batten tire ifonIten
5obren gu Gobnenmniten bergegc.
ben, u1o mas an Sdmud erreidlt
ipnfoe, bat ben Subilar nit elmer
5reuoe erfiiat, Ser er mieoerbolt 3u
ieinen gegleitern @l1sorud anb.
9as gublifum bro6 in Ssu6ei
aus, mo inmer es oes 8rinsel1 an.
lidtie tpuroe, Der gar nibt auf6oren
fonnte, oanfeno nod alien Soften
ben 8opf 81 neigen, uno bier ullo
oa fteben blieb, Inn Semanoem Gin
paor freunolide @orte gu geben.
Serporrageno nar Ser Sdmuf
oes 8erfebrsminiiteriums, oes gabn
bofsgebaltoes, Der Staatsqeballoc
gegen Die 2uOmigitraBe, oes &riegs
minfiteriums Der @faoemie Ser BIZ
asnoen &iinlte. @infahen ssen-
i6muf batten audi Ole &~oiernen on.
gelegt.
IGentbaIben prangten Iortrots
pes 8eblrtstogsfinoes, oeren etlide,
bon &iinitlerbano eigens 81 Dem
Set e%ntporfen, in ben Sanoel ge-
bradt moroen iino.
Mn ben Dem eigentliden @eburtss
toge ooroufeebenoen 8ogen bottetl
I6orl peridieoene Seitlidfeiten itatt-
geflnoen. Mnl 0onnerItoq bottelt
i'm Sbroniaol oes 56loiies 8ertre-
ter aler Stanoe Dem Siirften t6re
Suloigun9 oargebrad)t. Sim 2reitoJ
bottle Der ariegsminiitrr Dem SSlt6i
lar cine lilberne Statllette Der @a-
paria als 8eldeitf Ser Mrmee ii6er-
rei6t. am Somitaq fano in. ser
ltnineriitdt ein6eItoft itott II. abenos
mar 3opfenitrei6 unb illumination
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16

@slitsf gsa nnb tad a~ufsuret.
Zen utlo Rte Et0e lpieoet 1eraliitet.
len.
Ole y@sonooer" iinb Morgon's
@erf; oolnit ldBt iid audi gona mol
Die 8ebouptune bereinigell oaB oie
@ldne oafiir i6ou ieit 8o6en i'll
oen &on5leien bes arisgsoeporte-
ments lagen. Natiirlt6! Morgm
tit iiber Die @erbaltniiie in Merito
permutlid better unterridtet als ir-
genb eth anoerer uno iab Sen Ser
lauf Der 9in9e borolls. Gr trof
ieine Masregeln. Moreon 1T 70
na6tig, ME ieinerseit Die &otb-
I6iloS, bon oeren @iGent &rie9 ooer
6rieoen obbing, Morgau fam audi
atnn1ol un9emobnlide oWanooer"
ab6olten lo11en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16
s1tet cineu W1rScr.

@ppenoteitis tit elm unbarmbersi
Jer Moroer, aber Or. Sings @eu,
2ebens-Biaen totet TIN ourd @or
6eugung. Sic itimulieren Ben Mu.
gen. 2eber uuo gingetpeioc ul!o Der
)inoern Die @erItopfung, bte sur
Appendicitis fiibrt. 25c bel ollen
1rugailten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16

6arnprrGOiben seheitt i'll 6 = ID 9asen.
SIR 9ruggiif .etebt bas Gelb 8uriid.
falls Ha5p Sintment ireenb einen SAL
Don iudenoen, blinben, blutenben ober
0erportretel1oen Sdn1orrIoiben in 6 bis
ID Sagen ni6t beilt, so gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16
sat Miaioneu SrennSe.

guflgn's arniro Galbe 5Gblt IT,
re SreunOe bel Sen MiGionen, oie lie
iid our1 i6re eritounli6en aurcpl
IN ben lebten bier3ig Sobrcn ermor.
ben bot. Die bette Solbe fit
@eiflmiire. gc8emo, 9ran0-
llno Sdnitttuunben 8errenfunger,
i9limme 9(ugen etc. 25c BEL alien
9ru9giIten.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-08-29

Ter, for whom Mr.. Lincoln split many
rails in Illinois after the Lincolns and
Millers had emigrated from Kentucky
To Illinois together.
There are living in Henry county.
near Danville, three sisters and broth
ers of Mr. Miller who are also second
cousins of the great Lincoln. and all
are proud of the tie which binds them
to the great president.
Mr. Miller of Liscomb settled in
Iowa in 1910 and is today afforded the
honor of having lived in the Hawkeye
state for as long continuous period
of time as any of it's residents. He is
well and hale and hearty, aged eighty
seven and in possession of most of his
faculties. He is able to relate many
stories and incidents of the early life
of Lincoln, and although Abraham was
much older than Charles the two were
fast friends In the little backwoods
in Kentucky.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-08-29
BAN ON ALL "BABY TALK
A New York Principal Has ORGANIZED
Special School to
Eliminate It.

The elimination of baby talk
among public school pupils is now tc
receive the attention of teachers. and
a class has just been organized in
public school 166. in Eighty-ninth
street, near Columbus avenue, where
baby takers" and stammerers are to
be taught to pronounce words readily
and distinctly.
DR.. John F. Reigart, principal of the
school, is behind this movement, just
as he was behind the school for STAN.
merers which was begun in public
school No. 2. in the East side, three
years ago. When the first stammer.
ers' class was organized there was
considerable Struggling of the shout
ders, with expressions of incredulity
as to its usefulness, among members
of the board of education, but the
work of this class has lived down al
that now, and only a few days ago the
board of education delegated two
teachers to study the methods of Miss
Mary G. Crahen. teacher of this class.
While the old class confined its at
tention almost altogether to stammer
ers. Miss Crahen's class is to be com
posed of nearly all kinds of pupils
whose speech is defective. Doctor
Reigart and other principals have
found many pupils who slur letters
and even syllables. while others lisp
or find themselves unable to pro
nounce certain letter combinations
Others in the class will be children O
foreign birth or parentage who stumble
over English combinations through
lack of practice. Still others are
tongue-tied, and the services of sur
geon will be needed before they car
be cured-New York Times.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-08-29

In London, Eng, November 18, 1896
He intended to enter the royal artil-
lery, but, while studying for his ex-
animation, the Crimean war came to
a close and the examination was post
poned until he had passed the age of
admission. He was graduated from
the University of London an1 was
called to the bar of the Inner Temple
In 1864. Later he was appointed cap
tain of the Royal Aberdeenshire High
landers, from which he retired in
1883 with the rank of major.
Gilbert first applied himself to
dramatic writings, in 1866, when he
wrote Dulcamara, which was produced
at the St James theater, London
His literary career began as con
tributor to Fun in which first ap
peared his Bah Ballads and his comic
cantata, Trial BY Jury
Most of Gilbert's operas we're writ
ten in conjunction with Sullivan ant
the majority of them have been pre-
scented many times for long runs il
the large cities of the world. He wa:
knighted by King Edward in 1907.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-08-29

happy. Mrs. Strodes is now 70 years
of age and is worth $4,000, all gained
by cumulative estates left by her
various husbands.
Mrs. Strodes was a young girl fresh
from a boarding school when she met
Henry Fuquay, later known as the
hay king of southern Indiana. The
hay king paid more attention to his
farm than to his bride and the result
was a divorce. She then married his
cousin, James Fuquay, soldier. one
day in a tantrum he fired shot at
her and she fired him as a husband.
Their separation was followed by di-
vorce. Her next matrimonial expert
ence was with James Henry Robin
son, her fathers hired man. Robin
son soon became too familiar with
other women and their acquaintance
ended in the divorce court. To the
surprise of every person she married
James Fuquay He again proved
faithless and after divorce she be-
i came the bride of George S. Boyden,
the agent of a drug house. Boyden
contracted the habit of staying ont
nights and even of going away for
days az a time and this told on the
nerves of his wife. She cured her
nerves and at the same time secured
her freedom in the divorce courts.
Sam Weed, a stage coach driver. was
her next husband and they got along
we'll enough together until one day
Sam sickened and died. Next. she
made up with her former fame,
George Boyden, and under promise
that he would be good she remarked
him. George didn't remain good long
and she divorced him a second time.
A year later Boyden became penitent
again and she married him for the
third time. One day he jumped into
a cistern and was drowned.
At this time a somewhat eccentric
character named Bob Edwards ap
peared on the scene and prevailed or
the much-married woEan to try hel
luck again in the matrimonial whirl
, But Edwards was no more satisfac
tory than his predecessors and a di
vorce parted them. In 1900 she tool
another husband in the person of f;
young man. William Baker Thi!
, union proved unsatisfactory. too. ant
| the divorce mill again began to grind
, Her many matrimonial experience
had penetrated to Tow,. and soon sh'
, had letter of proposal from a nal
there who confessed that he had BEEF
= married six times and was willing t
try the game again with woman O
: experience" And so in 1908 the
were married. Simon ShipDort fl
G that was his name. proved lazy an
' unsatisfactory and his wi paid hir
. a dollar day for every day they ha
: lived together and shipped Shipper
back to Iowa. securing another d
= vorce. The last husband is Harriso
Strodes.-Exchange
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-08-29

governor of Pennsylvania promptly
granted a pardon to 10th.
During his long Imprisonment 10th
constantly prayed that the truth
might be known and never lost conf
dence that some day he would be a
free man. In prison he was known as
praying Andy" He holds no resent
ment against anyone and intends to
return to his old home in Hungary.
where his wife is. There is a move
ment on foot in Pittsburg to give him
a financial recompense for his long
years of suffering and to make easy
his declining days. He is now fifty
two years of age. but his long confine-
ment has given him the appearance of
man of seventy.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-08-29
Ben's Logic.

Ben" said his friend, waking up
from a reverie in which he had been
gazing abstractedly a the shiny ex-
panse of Ben's skatin' -rink-for-flies, sis
there nothing you could do for your
badness"
Ben, by the way. is on,.7 forty.
mo, lad" he replied with de-
cision. Fifteen years ago l was
counting strong, and l tried lots O
things But about that time t prince
of Wales-Edward you know-came
to ope.- t new hospital, and | said to
myself as soon as | saw him liftin'
his hat to t crowd, Ben, my lad, tina
can give it up as bal job, and save
thy brass. If there was owt at 'ud
cure a bald head they'd ha' cured
his "-Tit-Bits.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-08-29

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