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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
gdtnng, Snbnancr S%tabtpGter!

SpIgcnbc SrbinanSen Iinb bcrflpi@
icllc Bohe in - Gbica9p" in 8raft
getrctcn:
Srbinau5 ge9eu Die Sciu.Brng bon
9iou : Sanbtiid)crn in Dffcnltdben
@aidrGumcn. Observation-Disclosures
pcrocn nit $500 bis 500 bcitraft.
Srbinau5 gcscn bic Seuubnug nno
ben Gerfanf pun ScneriuertstDrpern
inncrbalb Der Stantgrcn5en. 0eitatz
tet iino MIR Dffentlidc Seuermerfs=
Sp%rfiibrungeu, bic ppm Wagpr &C.
nebmiat iiin. Strafen ppn $500 bis
$500 iiitb pDrgeicbeu.
SrSinan5 segeu bic S%enttung pun
Somppes an &rafttuagen INN Strait
f~abrrGpcrn. Die sleide Wsakregel
idreibt auG bic Scnutlng bon
Shalodmpfern OH alien Sraftfabr=
scngcn ppr. Sniuibcrbnnblnngen
imerbcn nit Strafcu pun $500 bis
$50 bcitraft.
Sroinans, mcldc bas Iusleibct
pum Yfcrncn an Icriuncu inter 16
Sabrru pcrbictct. Strafc: S25.
ShlicBlid) trat nit Inbrud bcS
1tcilcn Cages nod bic Srbinal5 in
&roft, ncld,c Den @nsprcis fir bic
i1ditcn fiinf Sabre auf Is bis IS
Gcnts feIticbt. Sbrc Surhfiibrln9
lit abcr burd bos Giugrcifcn bcs
Grcisridtcrs @ibbons umno9lih &C.
mad1t morpcn, Der allf Intrng scr
@as9eIeaIhoft cincn @inbaltsbcfcbl
acaen bic Staot erlicB. AQerOing5
iihertc Der Hidtcr Den @osperbralls
cbern Scr StnDt cine Yrci5crmdBiz
gung, inbcm CT Den @nspreis fir Die
Seit bis sur Gnti6eiOun9 Der &lage
auf so Gents feItiebtc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Ibtuus, ct. Soniiaiins=
SiuD,er!

@ic iuir III circr Tummcr i'm Snui
%mittbciltcu, ftubct an II. unb II,
Sftubcr 5u S%pcrspilc, Soma, bic
Sugnns bes .. rs. Staatsuertnu.
Dcs ppn Soma itutt.
SaR ntan ri;brig nit ben SDrbcs
rcitnngen fir einen UiirDtgcu Git=
piarg oes S0mner :. rs. Sfaats=
p%erbanoes i'm 0nngc ut, hciueiIt cine
niesbe5iiglid)e Sufiinniguug III ciucm
Spfal6lntte hes g%ennnntcu StGotdcns.
Sas Yrpsramm lit bcrcitS mic fulgt
ausgelcgt murben:
% ~ o d., ben II. Sftphcr.
ScicrlidJes SpdJamt.9 itbr WtUrgeits.
Serinmmlnng bes Ggefutiucpniics.
Hegiitratipu Der Selegatcn.
q ilbr Hadm.: @eihaftsiituus.
. pnncrstug q, Den ~. Sttuber.
Yputififnl= Nmt $3.50 ltbr Msrrgcns
fir Die pcriturbeucu Wit9licocr hes
SereinS NIB Yreoigt.
Garabc Der Selcgntcn mn Niit=
gliebcr. - 2 ltbr Had,mittags: &C.
neral Scrinmmlung.
Ginc Nn5abl prumiueutcr Gcbncr
iutrb Sngcgcn ieiu, bcrcu HGmct
fpGtcr per1ffemtiidjt ipcrbcn.
Gpd) lit nits fcin uffisieiler Seriht
8ngesanget, uber mir glaubcn, BAT eS
bubc Seit fir bic peridiebeneu Ser
ciue, bic benz st. Spnifatius Suno
nnseidloien limb, lit, ibrc Selesatcn
10 firth ais m6slid, ~jeocnfalls in Der
1tddbitcn mpnatlihen Scretns : Ger
fammlung SIT erneuncn unb bicrppn
belt ScfretIr hes StaatsperbGubes,
Serrn Charles y. Hutb, Sgersuillc,
So, lit Senntnif SIT ieten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Cine siarrer. Snmilie.

VtUC EIuEECta tfNtaliiN. .
SclUcli, isis. 10. 0tlr5 1910.
dit eutem Grfolgc gebrGIlhicH 3 bon met
rcr Semitic Yaiior AUnl1'S lterpcIlitdrtcr.
.gtcine 2obier ecbrnuc0lc tpr! GcgcI tOiterii6e
slntdue, NIB bate icitoent III 8 Snbret linr
cinen Infnli, mo in CLAUDE. ee lam BON
llebcraritrenaiue in Der gtnrrnulfhulc. MtetIf
SrGu mo i1 nepmclt 6cit gtcrocniturlcr geGell
llcberanltrcneuue Der Ntrpen mo s1idilei.9
lett. Air limb NIT Der sStrIuli9 iebr 6ufrlc'
ben uno, peroer btcS 2yldttcl tninIer an SarS
Dabcu. Saitor Geo. p92
$ocrr GbuS. 9Siiinun. 0otbani, j. o.. iii
ali SDnniadi, Ser6leibel llitb Sleber. 2nrd
Guiiur NEnie'5 9terocnitGrfcr bclIcrfe ttD let1
Yeice1 uciehilt1 uro ut er nil Der S2triune
icDr 5uirieoeii.
Serr SSS gtaarer, SrcSeridsbrr9. 1cJ..
!cili nit, pd6 CT burG1 8nltor Stpni6'S 9ter'
2cHitlrier bon S9lalIcl:gfcit sebei!t murse.
~A>x din ipcrtbpolss euh 'ar Sicroenteioeuoe
2NERE ibIro Scosm oer Is ptrloEgt iuGe'erDt.
w. Arme erhaIteH aud be Wieelstl %url1nrit.
Siefs Wlrbisil purbs isit benz Sabre 1875 BON oeil
Sotp. 'Paitor Rbulg. 6ott Aapue. Sro. sapsrslisi
NIB lett untsr timer auipeiiuus bon Der
KOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, lila
Sei eIpotbetern au baben fur
500 bic ViaScae, 9 Siatdlen tnr SS.OV;
erobe S1.75, O fur $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
9ns Maiun Gin, Soma.

8. u. 8uib. aaent Der 9iod So
larb : Sabn in Sbeffielb, ipllrhe bon
Ieiner Srar nat einem beftigcn Streit
eridohcn DER burdb Die nn9eblifen
Iufmerfiamfeitcn Stubs 9e9en cine
nnoerc Srau ~perurIadt pnr. Sic
@attenmDrberiu purbc bon ben &C.
Idlpprencn f%rciseiproden. (!?)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
S,t berfanteu.

go older aus geiadteS 5armlono Su S3i per
ader. rucnn Dor benz /. September oertuuit. So
nab oeut l. September 1911. EieieS 2nno liegt
in & aoGlier 60, u. Snt.. IL nteilen BON 9anston.
BEN GpIutOiB, rs Reileu BON Roiutrap, Der
uGdiiicu Standardization. Hur ia Weile BON
Guituiilce, tSrpcerp. Store uno Sd rnieoe. lO5
All 8 Sder ~tiltipirt iuerocu. Gin 9utes sruci,
hodges 5auS befirbet iid1 auf benz 9unoe. IL
Reile BON Stride NIT mediterranean Hrieiter unb
Sdlule. Seutidle Bemeiube. S9enn Der aduter
$50 per Nder be5ablt. erhdlt er bic 3Glite Der
1911 Grrte. Ser @iBentbitmer fam oas Sano
niht ielbii bearbeiteit uno mus eS oesbaIb pers
touIen. $1,000 mliheu baar beadhlt tperoet, bod
fam eit Mtauu nit 5000 basielbe tauieu.
sir nahe guStunit iueuoe man lid ait
REV. GERHARD WILKES,
Mt. Carmel, N. D.
Seim sdreiben eripGbnc man seh. otcieS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
9rimi5 beS bufu. Sobn y. Serbers
III Gefu %icnna.

Ncip &ieunn, Sn., Is. Nu9uit
IL. - pier celcbricrte bclltr Der bod
ipiirbigc s. .. @erbero feline Yrimi3.
gr Gebort sur Si08cic Su6lnuc,
r%ollcnNete ieine &~oritubieu uuO NaS
Gtuoium Der S~biluippbic int ct. So
iepB'ss College, Dubuque, lpornuf er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Mount St. joseph
and Academy
Dubuque, Iowa.
Wcleitet upu Den SiitcrS of GbaritD,
=. .. NJ.

Goucgiat Wrnbc, efaosmiidle N6tbeilung. BON
uriucritdreI nnertduat. Nus geSeidbnete @es
leaenbeitci iur Die GrSieburg iuueer Gnnrer.
Sonieroatoritn fir gtiiit uno Siinite. Suilss
bnIts sSiicHihait.
cine Steile bon Subuque. Sierunoeiuhal6
Stuuocu Snbrt ppH Chicago. Strette Giieubahn.
Seruinouua nit Snabd. ct. 9aul uuo ct. Souis.
SrpBe &artarluge - SanuenIu1lodlen. 9ie Ges
bduoc babeu iiber 400 Sus Sront. 8rtoot;im'
mer. &ormalz&urius. Ibtbeilung iir 8ram.
matit. Sci hGi: S=6urius. 9rtoatid1IIer auaeS
Eofnr,en. 6lr 9atalog idlreibe man all
SISTER SUPERIOR.
@ein sGrei6sn er,pGBne man geh. SisisS Sinii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
carmen mno Sarmlamoereien ~
p%erfaufeu.

Out beiieoelte @esenb. aatboliidle Stride NIB
Sdbule, eiaeuer 4iarrer. Ndhere Austunit ers
tbeilt Der GigentblIner 1beo. Aerjteu,
9riuis. Warinette Co., @iS.
Scim sdbreiben crwGbue man seh. Sieies ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Sier 1T Elm Saraaiu.

$50 Sder. $50 inter Slug. 30 ssieie uno sahmeS
@rdS. 40 Balo uno gseioe. Il aieile pom Sd,ule.
I Jeile BON Staot. 3 Meilen BON tatb uliid,er
Steinteaer. outer Srunuen. Staa 81 bel 60.
groEes @etreioehnuS uno anoere 8ebdulidj'
tetten. @eroe bieie erittIaiiae 6arnl iIr sS7 ben
glder pertauiet. eine groBe NnSabi auoerer
au pie Sol, ztuocr u. q. Msemep,
St. Gloio. NiHt.
yrim e6rsi1sn er,pabue man gen. pisies Slati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Sbtcago, osu 81. Ia9uit.
Uetreibe.

Gbtcaso. osu 81, ausuit.
Getreibe.
Sept. 500 a904.
Ec;.: GAS @952s.
Rorn-
Sspt.: 641%a65I.
Se;.: 6lB@62H.
5aier-
Sept. 4124 @424.
Se;.: 44H@4i1$.
giebmarft.
Shneine-
Sanere, So. 90@7.7O.
Sbpere. rauhe. So. 9097,15.
9eihte. $7.25@S7.s5.
9emii1te, S7.05@7.S5.
9ieb-
RinDuieb, sl25ss.1O
Rabe uIo Rtuosr. S2.2j96.25.
S6aie-
G,nbeimii6e 2Gmmer s4.25@7.l0
98etlihe gammsr. "a. 75@7. 10.
ginbeimii4e S9afe. S2.40@3.s0.
&snlibe Sbaie-2.75@3.S0.
4%rpnifpnen.
Sbmeineleiid-
Sept. Sl7. 25@l7.3 30.
Saii. SIG. 50@S16.57.
Sdmals-
Gent: 50. i069. 10.
San. SS.S0@S.S5
Rippeu-
Srpt.: S9.12@9.15.
Sot. Ss.32@S. AZ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
gu berfaufen.

Sie ieinfte zoo Nder 5arm in gsinneibiet
Gpuntp. SlusgeSeihnete Serhehernusen. @au
iuenoe ii1 iar ndhere AuStunit on
-. \, @isien, Galnar, Soiua.
seim sdrei6en cr,uabue man ged. oieieS slatt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

Ser 9robc Scrfebrs : Sireif i'll
&pnonn lit becnbct; Die Grbcitcr bnben
Den Sicg erriin9cn. Scr Strcit fpitet
Den Soddrbcitern mn 2cidters 2cuteu
Spnbpu's ipcnigitcns $7,500,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Sano : Suhcnoen

NWWU
tuiro es sum @ortbeil gereidl Ell. iuenr lie mir
inreib en-. che ne atoerSluo taufeu. Sd babe
nod ctlid,e Sdrmeu Su ben folgenoen duBert
nieorigen 8retien 5u pertauien:
2iG Slder, 4 Nteilen ppu Stabt -. S65.00 per gder.
800 Nder, / Weile Don Staot. SO. S62. so Der 9lder.
2gO alder, 3 NeileIi pom Staot -. $50. 90 per alder.
100 gder. 4 Nietlen BON Staot. 80. 5000 Der 9lder.
200 Nder, 1 Reile pom Stabt -. SSO.O 90 per gfer.
Ct. Siburp lit cine alte Rtarrei nit reii6irens
benz Srieitcr, SiarridIule iiro teiuer Wtiioueu.
3tuei Yiefeu an Soins uto 5eiertagen.
% ote 8epeno fait gang tatboliih III. babe i'd,
beidloGet, &atbpliten bic critic @elegenbett 5u
geben. fidl bteie Bargains su iid,err.
Infer Giarrer iuirb Sbnen bereitfpiltaft ole
gepln,hte Nustinit sebeu, iuenu Sic fd on
i'm iueuoen.
HENRY BuHRMANN,
st. Libory, Neb.
Seim sdIreiben eripdbne man aeh. bieies Slaii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
gu %psrfanien.

Sdlmieoe in outer tutbofiifer 2Inieolung
Gin Slud pom 9irdle mo Sdlulc. Sine leiteue
weidbdttss Belescubeit. Spbn SteHes, SoutuS'
tone. 9Sinuna 60, NRinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Seimjuhsr !

80 Ader. fini Nteileu BON Der Sta6t. GreiS
$4,000. 8auon $500 baar, oaS llebriee ME @ietbe.
100 Nder, cine Wetle BON outer Staot. 3iens
lid CUTE Serbefferungen. 8reiS 5000. 3apun
5000 baar, oas lebrige iuie Wietbe.
Giieubabriahrt rad irgeno elmer Der Stuet
5urren 5uriderftattet, fpeun Dor benz /. Suli
%oertauit. Winn aoreiire: Sbe staen Gountp
Snpetment 60, Son9tuu, Sans.
Seim shreibsn eripabne man seh. bieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Nhtnua, Tarmer!
@enn AR Elm Sein ipoaet,

200 uerbeferte Sarmen inn iiioliden
WtinneiDta.
7eutihe fatholiide gegeno. Sir pertauten
brett on aduier. 9iiebriae Yreiie. leidlte Be-
oiIlgunSeu, ireie Siite.'
9rotpn 6pnntp SanS Co., Reip lllin. @inn.
Seim edreibea rr,udbue man GET. bieies yIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
Tiir T%armlGuOerelen

dur Sarmlaa0erelen
in elmer 6jesenb, TOO 5eblerrteu uubefannt iino.
tuutmet naob Iautatu. Blue Garth Co.. Rinn.
sSir habeu cine gruBe @u5nbl gutter. idoner 5ars
men, in Der Rdbe ppu tutholiid)en airdlen uno
Sd1ulen eeleaen, Su pertaufen. Ghrlide uno
ehrbare Sehano lung garautirt. Sdreibet flr
uniere ueuefte 9reislifte.
LAMM & HOHMANN LAND CO.,
Mankato, MINI.
gcim edrci6en erpGbne man sef. bieies ylatt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12
BRITAIN NOT YET UP TO
WESTERN DIVORCE RECORD

Special Gable to The Tribune.
LONDON, March lt-Sir John Mac
donnells latest report on the law courts
issued contains a long analysis Of the
divorce cases. The conclusion Is:
Divorce petitions In 1909 numbered 7S7.
against S4S In 1908. but the DEGREES
granted numbered $50, against e72,
In almost one-half of tho divorces the
marriage has lasted from ten to twenty
years. and IN about one third between
five and ten years. Petitioners for the
most part belong to the middle classes.
A small number are engaged in farming,
mining or domestic service.
Out Of 110 petitions. eighty-one were
by wives. But among merchant skip
pers. mates and seamen. postal en-
poyees. civil servants. soldiers, and
naval seamen and police. the majority
of the petitions were presented by hus-
bands. Out of the thirty five petitions
involving actors, musicians and the like.
twenty-five were by wives.
In 40 per cent Of the unhappy mar
riages there was no child and In 25 per
cent there was only ono child of the
union. Parents OF six or more children
were involved in only one OF every fifty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12

ties In attending state banQuets. The
cabinet, unwilling to associate itself with
what would be a grave slur on chefs. has
rejected the dyspeptc officials demand.
The latest society fad is the dog Visit,
visiting with their mistresses In fash
sonable circles have their own tiny paste
boards tucked away IN little pockets.
Such dogs have two sets OF cards. which
are left, on other dogs at the houses
where they call with their mistresses.
One card gives the dogs name. while
the other records its pet name Joined to
the family name OF its owner.
Jean Lavelle, a tourist who has just
returned. relates that some time ago he
set out across the st Bernard pass by
himself and got caught in the fog, He
sat on rock and waited for ono OF the
dogs to come. but in vain. and when the
fog cleared away he managed TO reach
the hospice.
There 1 was" he said, FOR six hours.
and not one came near me.
But why" exclaimed one OF the monks,
"why did you not ring us up on the tele-
phone?"
The astonished tourist learned then
that the whole pass Is provided with
shelters at short distances from each
other, all in direct telephone communica-
tion with the hospice. When the bell
rings the monk sends off a dog loaded
with bread and other comforts. The
dog on duty Is told what number has
This system saves the dogs their old
duty OF patrollng the pass on the chance
of finding stray traveller, which, as the
pass is under snow for about eight
months OF the year, entailcd hard and
often fruitless labor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12
We guarantee the gonuinencss Of tho
above testimonial,

Druehl & Franken, 271 Main; Smith
Drug Co., "The Busy Corner" Smith
Drug Co. No. 2, Kenyon hotel block
2l5 Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12
GLANDS OFF" POLICY OF
AUSTRIA in BALKANS
Special Cable to The Tribune.


VIENNA, March 11.-Whether there Is
really danger OF an Immediate break be-
tween Austria and Germany or between
Turkey and Austria or not. tine question
Is agitating political leaders in Austria
While the agitation is laid TO certain
newspapers II cannot be denied that Aus
tria will not be found wholly unprepared
should disturbance arise.
Austria'e foreign policy was 10 q Ger
tain extent set forth In q speech by Prince
Esterhozy, at Buda Pest. before the house
Of delegates.
With reference to the criticisms leyeled
at tho minister's conservative policy, the
speaker pointed to the formulating Of the
Balkan policy by the minister OF foreign
affairs, who desired to maintain the status
quo in the Balkans In every respect.
sought no adventures. and threatened no
ones safety. The demands OF the mill
tary administration were not the result OF
foreign policy. They were aimed solely al
the defense OF the monarchy. II was OBJ
vious that the foreign minister could not
pursue a sound policy II he knew that
he had no force behind him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12
Palmo Tablets

transform weak, broken down, nervous
wrecks into magnificent types of physi.
cal perfection, They restore the nerves
and kidneys to their normal conditions
and make you look and feel years
younger. Guaranteed. so cents. Book
Free. The S. r. Fell Co.. Cleveland. o
sCHRAMM- j JoHNsoN, DRUGS, FIVE
STORES.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12

a telegraphic communication reoeIsI
tnoDle, tho Manchurian plague has 4
ready spread to European Russia. Fo|
fatal cases have been reported In Y
government OF Astrachan, II Is fear
that the epidemic will be conveyed ID
Roumania, and the Rouman!an goyer|
ment has decided to proclaim n,
rigorous quarantine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12
divorce caseg.

divorce cases.
working classes was 2I0 out OF the total
or 1S7, being slightly more than in 1908,
and Slightly fewer than in 1907.
Probate OF the will OF SIR William AC-
new. the famous art dealer and connois-
seur. has been granted In Manchester.
The gross value OF the personal and real
estate as sworn was $4,000 900. The
only charitable bequest is Il sum of $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12
Given Away Free

Cut out this and mail II to Well you
closely sealed, free. e0pnge book, which explains
everything about Electravta how 1t price of
treatment This book is written plain language and
illustrated with pictures Of perfect show
ing the method OF using Electra Vita Cut the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12
S 1000

"I wouldn't take thousand
dollars for the good VINOL has
done me. was told that Cod Liver
Oil was the medicine needed Tor
nv weakened condition and poor
blood. i could not take the greasy
mixture, and when our druggist told
me that VINOL contained not only
tonic iron but all the medicinal prop
critics of Cod Liver Oil without the
grease or oil or bad taste, l made
up my mind that was the medicine
for me. I tried it and to-day am
strong and we'll"
Mrs. J. T. SNYDER,
Greensboro, n. G..
We guarantee the genuinencss of tho
above testimonial,
We sell VINOL with the
understanding that if it does
not give the purchaser per-
feet satisfaction, we return
his money without question.
Will you try a bottle un-
der these conditionsP
Druehl & Franken, 271 Main; Smitl
Drug Co., tThe Busy Corner;p Smitl
Drug Co. No. 2, Kenyon hotel block
2l5 Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12

10 the General Hospital and Dispensary
for Sick Children at Pendlebury.
The VIII of Lord Winterstoke OF Blag-
don has been lodged for probate by the
executors, the estate being Professionally
sworn al S5 900 600
Plague Spreads to Europe.
Special Cable to The Tribune.
BUCHAREST, March 11.-Accordng to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12
Bishop Answers Last Call.
Ev Associated Press

SAN ANTONIO Tex. March 11.-Right
Rev, John Anthony Forest. bishop of the
Roman Catholic diocese OF San Antonio,
Texas. died in the Santa Rosa infirmary
here today. aged 73 years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12

Water, water everywhere, but none
fit to drink. American Beauty Beer
by. the case costs less than 10Ia cents
bottle. Run no chances with filthy
water, but order case today. Phones
II. Salt Lake City Brewing Co,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12

The bright spot in town. High class
entertainment. Cuisine uneIcellod.
The Rathskeller Cafe, End South and
Main
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-17
It Grows Hair
Here Are Facts We Want You to Prove
at Cur Risk.

Marvellous as it may seem, Rexall
"93" Hair Tonic has grown hair on
heads that were once bald. OF course,
i'm none of these cases were the hair
roots dead, nor had the scalp taken on
a glazed, shiny appearance.
Rexall 1913" Hair Tonic acts sciepti-
fically. destroying the germs which Ne
usually responsible for badness. 1t
penetrates to the roots of the hair.
stimulating and nourishing them. 1t is
a most pleasant toilet necessity, is deli
cateIy perfumed. and will not gum or
permanently stain the hair.
We want YOU to get bottle of ReXall
"93" Hair Tonic and use it as directed.
If it does not relieve scalp irritation,
remove dandruff, prevent the hair
from falling out, and in every
way give entire satisfaction, simply
come back and tell us. and with
out question or formality we will
hand back to you every penny you paid
MS for it Two sizes. soc. and S100.
Sold only at our store-The ReXall
store The owl Pharmacy. corner First
avenue and Adams street, Phoenix.
Laird Il Dimes, TEMPE.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-17
SOUTH SIDE NEWS

ward Burtelson, Leo Buck, Arthur
Creal, Robert Finch, leopold Con
zales. Fem Harris, Fred Lopez John
Moeur, Felipe Obrigon, Jesse Turner
Burley Braun.
Sixth Grade-Paul Aepli. Frank
Bauer, Gustie Bauer, Leonard Carr
| Marion Cook, Cuca Gotta. Joe Duna-
tgan, George Godfrey, Henry Con
tales. Jose Gonzales, MILFORD Hay
den, Polite Henderson. Blanche Jolly,
Refugia Molina. Cecile Rowand, Carl
Spain, Harry Steele, Ashley Stelz-
riede, Harry Steward, Nita Scudder,
Adah Turner, Pauline Ware
Fifth Grade, Elizabeth Cosner,
teacher-Wilma Adams. Dorothy Az
eryt. Gladys Armstrong. Lorenzo Blu
fando. Chris Celaya, VeIma Dimes.
Mary Escalante. Lynwood FOCAL.
Clyde Gililland, Sarah Herman, Joe
Dimes, Roberto Lorona, Jessie Moeur,
Marguerite Mouer. Kenneth Mullen,
Pedro Oregon. Eddie Orduno. Marian
Pugh. Ernest Pafford, Neil White
Fourth Grade. Ina McComaS. teach
er-Ruth Awrey, Robert Carr, Willie
Clark, Thelma Dennis, Eduardo
Flores. Carmela Gomboa, Eldon Har-
ris. Benjamin Hermann, Alfredo Lor-
ona, Josephine Morrow, Thelma Null
len, John O'Connor, Marguerite Paint
er. Howard Pugh, Katherine Quinn.
Para Ruiz, Maggie Steward. Gladys
Spain, Inez White.
Third Grade. Ida O'Connor. teacher
-Lura Acedo. BeatriZ, AguIar, Maria
Estrella, Aurelia Goodwin, Chloe
Jackson. Eva Doll, Jessie Finch, Ed
it'll Argue, Deborah Adams. Isabel
Espinoza, Cyril Wood, Herman Or
duno, Adolfo MOrago. Chester Wick
life. Milton Aepli. Ray Phillips. Ben
ME Moeur, VIM. Kingsbury. Santiago
Obregon. Ben Rowand. George Nor
row. Milford TAYLOR. Arturo Armenia.
Charles Lukin. Alfred Averyt, Ken
meth Wikle. VIII Lewis Jordan. Wal
ker Parker.
Second Grade. Maude Wilson.
teacher-Barbara Berkencamp, How
ard Clark. Carmen Costrella. Frank
FOCAL, Jose Flores. Teddie Henderson.
Taylor Henderson, Josephine Moeur,
Gladys Mullen. Mercedes Martinez.
Pauline Pugh, Beckie Ruderman.
Mary Rowand, Floyd Sanders, Rogelio
Sigala, Lucille Smith.
First Grade. Charlotte Mullen.
teacher-Manuel Acedo. Woodford
Armstrong. Sammie Armstrong. Floyd
Curtis. Isabel Estrella, Joe Fink.
Glory Goodwin. Johnnie +. Goodwin.
Maria Perez, Frank Sanders. Reid
Smith, Gail TAYLOR. Wayne Taylor.
Lucille Scudder, Felix Valenzuela.
Johnnie Wikle
First Primary, Mary F. Mcneil.
teacher-Carolina Valenzuela, Pitra
Pana. David Gamboa. Eliza Martinez.
Manuel Molina. Sophia Sigala. AnGe-
limo. Sigala. Mercedes Gotta. Luz
Ramirez, RAYMOND Armenia. Adam
Celaya, leopold Burruel, Melton
Gamboa, Ernest Soto.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-17
TAKING CHANCES.

IF you We're living abroad. where
would you settle?'
I'm Sicily. on account of the nice
people there"
what makes you think there are
only nice people in Sicily"
Tine other sort have all emigrated
to America. Toledo Blade.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-17

The roll of honor, being the names
Of those students, who during the
month were neither absent or tardy
follows:
High School.
David Aenli, Margaret Aepli. LiZeta
Aepli. Edna Bowers, Pearl Bowers,
Earl Brooks. Oran Brooks. Fern
Church. George Decker, Wesley Dimes.
Ada Dunagan. George Dunagan, jay
Ellingson. Floyd Fisk, Louise Fisk.
Edna Gilliland. April Glynn. Vera
Handbook. Pearl Haigler, Ruby
Haigler. Howard Hanna, Ben Harris.
Gussie Harris, Arnold Herman. Elsa
Hilrich. Grace ludlow, Hal Hughes,
Edna Jenkins, Mae Jolly. Obed Las
sen. Harold LeSueur. Sadie Lewis.
Anna Miller, Emma Miller, Bert
Minor, Kelly Moeur. Sidney Moeur.
Mary Morrow, Thomasine Morrow,
Lloyd Ozanne. Mabel Parker, Yousta
Phillips, Roy Richards. Earl Richards.
Kathreen Scudder, Bob Stewart, Carl
Spangler. Beulah Ware, Grace War
ner
Grammar School.
Eighth Grade. +. ]. Sullivan. teach
er-Willietta Dimes, Angelita Estrada.
Ida Griffin, Erina Hodnett. Ruth
Jackson, Rebecca Lehman. Elsie Nc
Fadden, Gladys Murchison. Evelyn
Nettle. Rhoda Strong. Hazel Sandoz,
Bessie Winsor. Henry Armenia. Ed