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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-07

Notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned has this day been appoint
ed and qualified by the District Court
of the First Judicial District OF the
State of Nevada, in and for the Coun-
ty of Ormsby, as Executor OF the Es-
tate of Mary Jones, deceased.
All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file the
same with proper voucher. and stat
utory affidavit attached, with the
Clerk of said Court. within three
months after the first publication of
this notice, if not they will be barred
by the statute.
Dated this 10Th day of July AID. 1911
DANIEL GARLAND.
Executor of the last Will and Tesla
ment of Mary Jones, deceased
F. o. PATTERSON,
Clerk.
Date of first publication, July 20. 1911
Mayors, Lunsford & Fowler,
Attorneys for Executor Nv
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-07
statesmen

Snappy side line for statesmen max
ing small towns, quick shipments
and prompt commissions. Write for
order book today.
BURD MFG. co.
23l N. Sth Ave.
Chicago III.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-07
FOR SALE

Two buggies. one single-seated
buggy and surrey. practically new
Two ice cream freezers.
One Oil Cook Stove.
One hat trunk.
One snare drum, birds eye maple
shell. genuine ebony sticks, never
been used.
One saddle and bride.
One leather shotgun case.
One ~ Marine rifle, octagon bar
rel; shoots 22 long. II short and %
long rife.
plants.
One brass bird cage.
Inquire at this Office. AS
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-07

w. L. Blackwell. at the old Fol
sAm Hay Yard is now handling Box
wood and 10 prepared to fu, nish and
deliver the same in large or small lots
- desired. At $3.50 per load. Phone
l-2-S-3 II
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-07
TESTIMONIAL

This is to certify that | have used
DR.. JeanR KEGS Herbal Remedies to
a great success, as | went to Keno
and had an operation which proved
unsuccessful. | came back here and
after using his medicine for two
weeks was cured of my ailment
DOMICK PEDROLI,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-07
EVENING NEWSPAPER
NO. >

More than hall OF the house
wives OF the city are unable TO
tlnd time to read a paper al all
until evening. And when
woman sits down for her ev-
enins OF estfrul reading she
reads an evening newspaper
and she reads every ad in that
paper, really taking more in
terest in the advertisements
than any other reading in the
columns. Therefore, the aver
age woman's reading is con
fined to the ads that appear in
an evening newspaper-Alnost
exclusively.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-07

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
THE APPOINTMENT OF DAN
TEL GARLAND AS EXECUT-
OR OF THE LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT OF MARY JONES,
DECEASED
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-07

We lead; others follow. The Wig
wan motion pictures are all new ard
were never before shown in Carson.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS.
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
NEVADA. IN AND FOR ORMS-
BY COUNTY
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Cine tranrisc @eifidtc ppa ber
SbrGncniniel.

Won eincm Ibpnlenten in 0lad
Hod ipurbc folgenbe @eihidte, Die lid
I'M &afcn o Mem Yorf abgeippnncn,
nltt9ctbcilt, 81 lpeld)cr Gin Gpmmentar
ilberfliliIig lit. Ser @~bonnent, Der
Gbriltian 8ilo beibt, uno in no. 179
Gait Ctr, Buffalo, ippbnt, luot
lportfid Solgenbcs:
Gin Ytidael unD aatbarina SSplz
CERT, nit ibrcn bier &imbern, aus
SUorborf, &pmitat Genes, ltngarn,
traten Die HciIe mad Imerita am 20.
Mai ilber Siunte NIT bern Sampier
Z. abdrpatbia" an. Im 3~fpeiten Gage
anf Der Sccreiie frat ibr p~ieridbriaes
&inb Shereiin ami cine Sranaeni6ale,
glitt aus uub Brad it'd baS 8eii1.
Sas &iuo tam in 8ebdnbluna bes
Shiffsar5tes. Bic SoIge ipar, aIs
man am 6. Suni auf Der Sbrdneus
intel anfdm, bab bas aino nidt
lanoen burftc. Die Ier5tc coniras
ttrten Der SUB lei nidt gut gebeilt
uno miiIle pieber sebrohen iperoen
uno baS &inb bnielbit IN drstlidJcr
Yflcge blei6en ie6s @oben lang.
alld DIE gdn6e camille lpollte ma
5l%iriidbalten. Serr Ri6ael Solgert,
ipclder ihon 5ipci Sabre in Mmcrifa
lino in Buffalo mar uno mr. beims
rctlte nm feline Sabc gu perfaufen, I'M
in Buffalo Elm neles Seim an iilden.
bate auBcr leinen giienbabnbiaets
nod $3.50 bel lid. Or iprab gu Dem
Irstc er lpiiic ais Batter ieincr ainber,
oaB GO in Buffalo nuh quite Ier3te
8ebe, uno nole ieinen Iebtcn Gent
bingeben, nm Die @eiunbbcit. ieines
&inbes 81 erlangen. Sizes bali IQes
nifts. Sas Sinh fam ms Opera
tions5immer. unb Dor bcn Mileen Der
@ltern ipllrbe Dem IGbhcn bas ges
beilte Seir picber 9ebrpden. Ser
S6mer5 Der gltern iu1b bes ainbes
mar nnbeihreibIif. Sic Samilie
belt mo brei Gage eingeidlpiien, bis
Der @ertreter beg iingnriihen Seims
linen Die 9anbung erm0glihte. Sic
Samilie ipobnt Jest go. so 8orton
Ctr, 9lad Nod. Sic @ltcrn befoms
men iebe Wohe einen oeutifen Brief
bon Cattle @arben. bab iid ibr Sinh
fpobl befinbe. = 20. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Sam NIT benz 9eben bapun.

"@or eiuunb5tpan5is Sabren iab i'd
cinem i6refliden 3pbe .cntgegcn".
ihreibt 8. 3. Ytartin bon Bort Sarz
relion. g. s.. rSie Merste iagten,
id bate Die Sdpinoiuft unb Der
iflinme 5nifen, ben i6 bate. ibien
oeren Iusiage ,5u beitdtieen. Sd pers
iuhte ale Iittel bafiir. bon penen iJ
bDrte, nnp mar elm Sabr lang inter
8%ebanblung bes beiten Nr5tes in
@eor9ctppn. g. g.. nber slues balf
nihts. Gin Sreunb rietb mir, Or.
Sings &eiu DISCOVERY 3u periuden.
Sd that es unb purbe pollitdnbie
turirt. SD BIN iiber5eugt, bab i6
bieiem %beriibmten 9alSz unb 9uneenz
t6eilmittcl mein 9eben perbanfe."
9icie Weoi3in lit poiitip sarantirt fir
5ititen. Grfdltunsen unb ale 2ufts
robrenleiba1. SO Gents uno $1.0O.
Yrobeflaide fret in &. ". 8uete's
@potbefe. 656 Wain Strabe, Suz
bilque. Sofpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
SdmaAppa

sdtunbeinbaib Sabre lang mar
Sbcobnlb Nenp. Elm Seutihs @lidNer.
In Nmerifn nnb CT perbientc ais Mns
ifiniit III Sartiorb, Conn.,. ibones
8elb. Dor etipa feds 8od,cn tricb
es i'm gum 8eiu6 IN Die Seimatb.
guf penn Sumpfer Chicago" bon Ger
fran5Diiidcu 9inie traf er in Ncp
gcrt Dor eini9en Sa9cn 3nm 5ipeitcn
Wtal Gin. Or bradtc $40 nit lid
inb erfldrtc, baB CT feline alte Stclle
ipjcber antreten fonne. Die Snquis
iitipn arIf Der SbrGneninicl iGlpb i'm
aber ms. neil er i'm gltcr 0 SO
Sabreu itebt unb ncil CT nod dr5ts
lifem @cfmb @rnmpfabern bat. 9a-
fir, baf Mcup eS nn%terlafen batte,
iudhrenb ieiIer mcbr ais ahtiahrisen
Amiaffsfeit In Mmerifa baS @iirser-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
ais Guntraftarbeiter feitsebalten.

Gin neucs Standardization Der
@iafiir bat man alf ellis Sslanb
fertig gebradt. Ser 17zjGbriee
Sacob 2iebel, Elm frdfti9er, juuser
8nrlfc. traf auf Dem Sampier
r8liiher" elm. Inn it'd 5il ieinem 9rus
Der. Der in Oeering, Sans. anidiiis
lit. su begebeu. gr hattie feline
Snbrfarte mad aanins unb nur $28
IN Saar. Sm areu5berbor Dor Der
Snauiiitipn erfldrte er. bnB CT ebenin
gernc in Heip Dorf blei6en iperbe. nm
bort cine Stelle dnsunebmen. Dies
bate Den 8eamten MN eigentlih eiu
9efpeis iein iollcn, oaB Der Sun9e nift
ais gpntraftnrbeiter ms 9nnb 9es
ionmcn mar, nm lid besbalb nad)
Seering 81 begeben. Srotoem lit
2ietcl aber nls Gontrnftarbeiter
nusaei6Ioiieu iporpeu. Surd fortz
seieeteS Sraqen I'M &reu6perbOr mar
er 5u Der Nngube gcbraht porben.
bab iein 8rmber linn idrieb, bnb er
ibm Irbeit b~eiorgen ipcrbe. 8elde
Irbett nnb mic bod Der Gobu lei,
ben Der Surge erbnlten ioIle, bnttc
Der 8ruber aber niht ausegeben.
Inter iolden llmitdnben Den Iu@
fomnling fir einen Gontraftarbciter
81 crfldren,. muB als cine Ifreienbe
llngerehtisfeit aueeieben iperbcn.
S%tanopunft einnebmenb.
bat nlih Der Sertrcter Der Seitcrreiz
diifcn @eielidaft gesen oas Sepur@
tations : llrtbeil mad @aibingtpn
appellirt. - IS. g. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
T1bten mebr Wtenihen ais tuilbe
gejtien.

Sic Sabl Der Meniden, Die jd6rlih
bon niloen geitien get6btct lpcrbcn.
rei6t uidt aa Die arobe 3abl beran,
bic burd 1ranfbeitsteinne getootet
perben. &ein 2chen lit gegen oeren
gnfd1Ic geif6ert. Sieielbcn iinb in
Der 2rtft. Dem 8aiier, i'm Stnib. ios
gar IN unierem Glen porbauben. Gin
gites Sdubmittel bascgcn lit ms in
electric 8itters gebotcn, iuelfcs bies
ielbcu pernidtct unb Die tDbtlihen
Seine aus unierem Gorper entferut.
Eies lit Der 8riInb. ipcsbalb Srpitcln.
Sicbcr unb I8ue, dlle Walcrias mn
picle glutfrarfbciten bieicm ipunbers
bareu 9lutreirigcr 10 prompt mei6cn.
gcriuhct basiclbe uub crfrcuct Guf,
Der gutcn @ciunbbeit nnb neuen
&rnit, Die CO Cub pcrlcibcn miro.
@elb 5uriidcritattct, ipcnn nidt 3liz
friebcngeitellt. Nur so GcntS in 3.
@. Hucte's Npotbefe. 656 Brain
Ctr. Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
CHIT bas Gben6ilb 0,uttes {.

llnb beute? Gin ifiudbIid' @eihle dit ohne Salt
une&raft. I'm oieieml ~frappen 0egeniab 1T bas
gSeientlidbe Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. geges
ben, oerea tueniec Nusuahueu nur bic Reget
befatigen. Nnf heute finoet man ia nod, aeiitig
mo turperlih seiunoe Menid1ett. aber eS fi,tb
eben nur bic ~ieltenen NuS uahmen BON Der Regel.
gtit ben itstig erbDbteu Nnipriideu. tpeld1e an
pie Geiitnu9s iabigteit Der Reuidbeu 9eitent uurs
ben. bat iidb aitdl bic GrholunaSb ebIritigteit Sus
itehrteno geiteigert. bis lie in cine gerguleungss
indbt al sartete. uno beibe Suiammei iteden an
@etft unb &0rper auioroerungen. benen Der BON
ben Strapa,en geidiuddbte a6rper erIiest.
9entet oaran BET 9eiten. iuenu Guh 1opiidnter.
sen. ShpinoeL. Mattigfeit, 8ieidiudt nno SInt.
arnutb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT d1er Art, 2e'
Der. nnb 9ierenIeioen, Riidenihwdd,e uno an.
bere Debred,eu ermannen! 6enfet oaran BET
3eiten, baB eS MIR Elm pnieblbareS Mittel gie6t,
elioh iuteoer geiuno SIT MAIDEN; BITE unidhdSbaren,
MIR aus ben reiniten Yfanseniditen unb ohne
GBeiiee metaliide SeintiidsingeIt bersefeaten
Ct. Seruaro aranterpiheu. Ste limb eile uahre
@ottesgabe, bic allein I'M Stdnbe III, GudD iuies
DER BEN ,3uitauoe zines 96ttltd]e Ell GbenbiloeS
3u5nfuhren. Sn alien apotbefen. rs Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Samptlins &aauetoi6.

Na6 nelleiteu @erihten alts W1eno<
minee, Wis, 9ibt bas Sefinbcn 9erz
naro &aquetoib's. beS Iebten Sduptz
ltngs Der Wtenominees. gu erniten Be-
ipr9uiien InlaB. @r pirbe bor
auraem bon einem ginipdnner ii6erz
fabrcn. Sduptling 6nauetoib lit eng
NIT Der @ei6i6te bon Ienominee
unp Iarinette ieit 1854 perfniipft.
gr purbe Dor S3 Sa6ren in Heb
Hiper, isis, nabe Green 8ap, aes
bpren. Sm Sabre 1854 fam er nadb
Wenomincc rnb 3pei Sabre ipdter
beirntbcte or in Green Ban Sbereia
&etfum. cine Yifte bon Queen
Warinette, nad1 Der bieie Stabt ibren
Hamen bat. Sic meiiten 9~eprdien<
talten Der Samilie aaqletoib bdben
elm bobes Sitter erreiht. Ser @ruBz
batter bon Bernard ipa ein Ilter bon
1913 rirb iein Batter elm ioldtes bon
104 Snbren CREDIT 6aben. SIN
frilbercr 3eit 6eforberte 3oquctoi6 Sic
Yoit 5miifcn Wenpmince, Wurinette
unb Slnt 8pd. cincm in Ser Hdbe bon
Gscannbn gclcgcnen Srte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Gin Bid 1T ieinc Saihe

piirbe Die S6a6tel gudIen's grnifa
Snlbe 5eigen, ipelfe 6. e. Copper. Elm
Shreiner bon Warila, q. g.. itets
bel lid trdgt. sd bate ME
cine S6nittlpunbe. Gueti6ung oocr
ionitiae @unbe. iuelhe bieie Salbe
nidt idnea gebeilt bate, i6reibt er.
Sas 9rDBte Seilmittel fir 8ranbz
unb 9%riibfpunben, @eidfpiire, aes
iprungene Sdnbe mn 2ippen. Siebers
ipnnoen. Sautausi6ldse. gc3ema,
6%iibneraugen nnb Sdmorrbpiben.
25 Gents in Z. @. Hmcte's Ipos
tbefe. 656 Main Ctr, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

Die SepDlferung Der Stabte unicrer
S%ereinigtcn Staatcn IN alpha
betiidJer Geibcufplse.

Sas Haffol9enbe babcn mir Dem
50 pan's Sirectprp y" ents
nommen. pelhes ihreibt:
Ser pffi5iele Geniik, 3. +. Die
Sdblung Der Sepolferung Der @erz
einigten Staaten tpirp jebe Sebn SGbre
"bDrgenomrncn.
Ils bicie Iusga6e 9ebrudt iprrbc,
6atte bds Genluss@ Bureau Die 3ablen
iiber Die meiitcn StGbte, bic ilber 49,
600 ginlppbner 5dblen, perrffcntliht.
8ir babeu ale bieie offiSielleu 3ablen.
nit Den unierigen berglidcn unb loz
bann uniere Cite perbeilcrt, 10 baB I'M
9a6fol9enben Die ridtigc Scpolfes
~rungs3abl fir Die meiiten grpben
GtGbte nrb Sleden an9egeben lit.
Die 3ublen fir Stdbtc unb Sorfer
inter $4,000 iinb bier 10 ri6ti9 ane
gegeben, tpte bies iiberbupt mDglih
mar. ~llniere 8eiienbeu baben ieit
ben lebtcn ie6s Sabren it'd NIT Der
Sdblune oieier Yldee ab8cscben. ibre
@reebniiie repibiert unb tpiebcr repi>
bert. 10 baB bas uSoan's Directory"
gentb i'm Stanbc lit. Die moelidit 5ue
berAiiiisen 3ablenzI ngaben iiber Die
8epalferung bieies 2nnbes 81 ~liefern.
g8ir 9eben bas 3ablensg rsebniB in
nlpbuBetiiher Srbnuna, uno Stpar lit
Die gebDIferunss Ingabe elmer Neibe
bon fleineren Stdbten pffi5iea. Srte
iebof, Die peniser ais 1900 @inz
fpo6ner baben, iinp bier nift an@
9efirbrt."
Sieie SebDlfcrun9s : Insaben nad
nlpbabetii6er 8eihenfolse. fir Die
nns Die 2cler eetpib iebr banfbar iein
tperben, 1T fpie folst:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Siinf5is Sabre alto 9riaimsc.

u e 10 b urDport, Muliahuictts.
3. Slili. - Sie berii6mten Gbaie>
SriQinee in bieier Stdbt, ipobl Die
dlteiten I'M 2anoc. feierten geitern
ibren so. 8eburtstag. gu benz ii6 bon
lpcit unb brett Geripanbte unb Srcunbc
einacfunDen batten. Sas Srip beltcbt
aus Sburitpu g. Gbaie. Srau genia,
min W. Srbipap unb 5rl. alice
Mtarib Gbaie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
,Sm fimblid,cn Spiel."

Yittsburg, Ea., 3. Snli. =
sd iuill Snbinncr toht MAIDEN.
iagte Der 10sidbrige 3olpnrb 5oli9b
81 ieinem fiinfidbriSen Sruber Sens
jamin. nit neld)em CT ~8iloen
@eitcu" lpicltc. mub inocm or benz
@prtc Die 56at folgen licb. ridtetc
CT lein fleinfalibri9es 8clpebr aui
Den Sritber unb idoB pieicn in Den
aopf. Scuinmin itarb fat aui
Der Stelle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
un,uctter i'm Rbcinlanb.

Die llnipetter. bic iiber Die &ren3s
nader @egenb nicbergin9cn. baben
iibcr 8ipei gfilionen Warf Sdaber
peruriaht. Sas beimgciudte @ebiei
critrcdt lid nuf cine 2dn9c bon mcb,
ais 5cbn ailometer unb cine greitc
bon bier ailometcr. IQein IN
Der arcu5naher @emarfung iinb mebr
'nls bunbert Niorgeu @cinberse aui
5pci bis brei Sabre bernihtet uni
miiiien 6um Sbeil aussebauen ipers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
2pbsebidt eines 0eiitliden.

9iep. $. Stubenpoll bon Iqiion.
Soma. pibmet 81. Sings Nep 2ife
Bills folsenheS 2pbgebi6t:
They're such a health necessity,
In every home these pills should be.
If other kinds you've tried in vain,
USE DIR. KINGS
And be well again."
Nur 25 Gents in E. @. Iuete's
Mpptbefc, 656 Wtaiu Strabe, Sus
bllqlie, Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
9rei5cbn 2uftihiffer iiberflicscn ben
Eas be Calais.

2onbon, 8. Snli. = Gls Dor
5tpei Sabrcn 2ouis Sleriot oils Griter
in einem Ieroplan ben britiihen
&anal iibcrflog. mar Die gauge 8elt
poll bes gritnunens. Seute fiibrten
13 2uftidiffer basielbe l%lnteruebmcn
gu 9leider 3eit aus, obne auberges
pDbnlides Iufieben 81 erreeen. Sic
2eute bnbcn lid an bns anfdngz
lid ificr nnmD9lid gri6einenbe
9eipDbnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
yShWaben" bns idncllite nller
&nftihiffe.

Can't Ielbung aus Sriebri6sbaicn
iibertreifen Die 2%ciitingeu. lpeldbc bas
nelle Zeppelin : 2ufti6iff ~Sdipas
ben" bel Den bisberigcn Yrobefabrten
9cboten bat. iclbit Die bohitgcipanns
ten Grhnrtunscn. Die .Sbnaben"
lit. mie periihcrt nirb. bas i6ncqite
dler p%orbnnbenen 2uftl6iffc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Snftfhitf ais @sittcl sur 5ludt.

Sabre. Stln.. 2. Suli. -. gls
bier om Samstag Madmittag Der
2uftihiffcr SEQ. Sarpen in 9egriffc
itanb, ieine Galloniabrt an5itreten,
iprang elm i'm 9lcihen Iugenblidc
pom Staotmarifal cntbcdter Sa@
idenbieb 5i ibm in Die 8unbel uns
ifieg nit linn empor. Wit benz Hes
bolper Slpana Der Sie6 Den 2uftidifs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
guxsasburs.r @asetir, pie, stag, ben II. gull 1911.

redlt ST criucrben, idreibt bas Sour
mar. lit or menieer an tabeln, uIs bic
anieritdniide &esiernng. Die iid be-
barrltd peigert. i'll ben @cri6teu acs
niigenh @enmtc nn5uitelen, I'M, Bic
A~pplifationcn Der Seute. Die iid fir
oaS giirgerrcht melbcn, entgeaen an
llebmeit. @e9en Die Iusihliebungsz
SrDre tit na6 &aibinaton appeIlirt
puroen. - %. o..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

fer, Den 8allou so Meilen meit an
leiten unb Damn 5u grbe nicoersls
lalien. Oils bas Sabr5eiig nod eini9e
SUB BON 9oben cutfernt mar, iprana
Der Scrbrcdcr aus Der @onbel lnS
cntfam, bn Der gnllon natur9emdb
ipierer III Die 5Dbe ities.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
aht5cbn Babies an einem 5ase In
Chicago geitprben.

Gbiea9o, Sa.. 3. Suli. - Dies
mar Der bciBeitc 5as inl Sabre. unS
Der brittbeiBeitc in Der 8ei1idte Der
Staet. gegrdbuiBiheine fir adt5cbn
Babies mlirScn tente bier ausseitelt,
Die fait idmmtlib infolse Der Sise
itarbeu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

ben. Ser @insers llnp 9alicrnitano
lit, penn nift balb Silfe fommt, bier
ruinirt. Ser 2anbratb bes areiies
8reu5nah erlieB einen Iufruf our
Silfe.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PRICES MOVE PARTICULARLY.
Open Conflict of Spectators Unsettles
 the Market.

New York, May 23.-An open con- hict of speculative sentime ent unsettled the stock market today, and prices moved iIregularly The most aggres- sive operations were in the shape of selling movements directed against the market leaders, particularly United States Steel, and after an early decline followed by rally. an unn1istakable e reat tionary tendency developed Trad Ing was almost the lightest in a week until the final hour. Absence of the investment de1nand which was for sev- eral days the markets most sncourag- ing feature weakened the position of bull traders and prices of many actiEe issues declined a point or more. The downward moverne ent was not decisive however, as was shown by the quicA rally which was effected shortly be- fore the close when supporting orders were distrtbutee and large part Cf the days losses were recovered.
 The weakness was most pronounced in United States Steel, which fell off sharply in the face of severe pressure The nov sment against the stock was especially heavy in the afternoon. when some 3o,00o shares were sold at 79 IS. the stock holding firmly at that figure, however in spite of every attempt to force a further recession. Blocks of Loco to 5000 shares were thrown on the market but they were absorbed
 
 rest of the list before the close. Re ports of impending reductions in prices of iron and steel products were circu- lated widely and were associated with the heaviness of United States Steel. but they seemed to receive little con- sideration in the best informed quar- ters.
 Today's reaction may reasonably he attributed to the professional traders many of whom have taken profits m the rise wEich followed the Standard Oil decision and now advance the ar gument that technical conditions. in cluding the partial elimination of large short interest. favor halt ra ather than a further advance.
 Ansalgamated Ccnper was the strong est of the active stocks The demand for this issue presumably was based in large part upon the improved con ditien of the copper metal market, m which a decidedly firmer tone develop ed today American Smelling was also in good demand. It was reported that this company had arranged to take over the rema ming $19.G0o,o00 of the common stock of the American Smelt- CTS Securities company from the Gug- genheim Explora ton connpa Of the total of s30. .eGG1aO0 of this issue the American Smelling company already possesses sf7.751.oee. The Hill stocks showed further strength today. as did Western Union. which has come into demand of late. The fertilizer shares made some recovery from their previ- ous weakness.
 Time money was easier today, ruling al the rates which prevailed last week. Rates for sixty and ninety day 5c- commodations were cut IA per cent. Thus far this week local banks have gained In operations with the sub treasury.
 Bonds were irregular with a decline of Is par cent. in United States fouTs. Total sales, par value, aggregated s. e64009
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4U 8I IoLdIs, None out when winning run scored.
 -Batted foF Myers in 11th. Boston ..-1 Q Q Q 1-2 Two base hits. Hooper. Mclean 2. Hogan
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Totals. 33 10 27 12 3 +Batted for Butler in 7th. EEPafted for Brown in 9th,
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Mill League Standing.
ACADEMY Vs. HOSPITAL.
Game Proposed for Today is Post
 poned Till Tomorrow.

On Tuesday morning Manager Rus sell Smith of the Academy baseball team and Manager Farrell of the State Hospital arranged for their teams to meet on the Hospital diamond this af- teruoon. but later in the day it was found that the game would have to ha postponed till Thursday because the Hospitals pitcher, Bill Austin, could not get away from work today.
 The Academy nine was out on the campus Tuesday afternoon in a game against scrub nine as practice for playing against Manager FarrelTs State Hospital team The Hospital game will provide the Academy great training for their league game Satur- day, when Bulkeley will be here Against the Hospital the Academy will go against the cannonba1l speed of Bill Austn, while Cro1er will be depended upon to foil the heavy /hitters Tn the Hospital lineup.
 The Hospital has no intention of let ting the Academy be the first team to
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DOUGHERTY ONCE
 AN oUTFIELDER
Pitcher Tom Began Professional Career as Garden Tender in Cotton States League.

It is a matter of record tNat it takes many ball players a season or two to decide what positions they are best fitted to fill For example Manager Wallace of the Browns, who stars at short or third, started oIht as a pitcher. Larry Mclean started out as a first baseman HeoIitzei broke into the game as a second baseman. Frank Chance maGe his major league debut as d pitcher. etc Two players who tried out for the Cincinnati team this spring started out on the same club years ago, one as a. pitcher and the other as an outfelder. Now the for ner outfi elder is 9 pitcher and the former pitcher is an outfeider.
 Pitcher Tom Dousherty began his professional career with the Monroe (La.) club of the Cotton States league as gardener He was pretty good hitter and a nifty fielder and naturally thought he would stick to the fielding end of the game. One day while Tom was playing in the outfeld for the Monroe club 3 couple of pitchers were injured and the manager asked Dough erty to try his hand at the pitching game. Tom did and made good. He has been pitching ever since.
 Just little while after Dougherty had left the Monroe club a youngster by the name Of Northen applied for a job as pitcher. He was left-hander and could serve the pill up in pretty fair fashion. But he could do one thing much better than he could pitch he could soak the ball He broke up many 9 game with his bat, and as the tenn was shy of hard hitters he was which would occasion mere trips to the rIate. and naturally a larger numser e. l.,ts, and Northen has been a gar deller ever since.