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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12


trdftige Game beiBt, bat lurl9e Iprs
ltilbien 9emnd)t nro in 8e5ue auf ibr
&llnitgeiperbe, Die Yerioben Der Sc
ldid)te ltlloicrt, in ipcldcn bcmerfcnse
ipertbes IN ibrem ipe3iellcn Sadie ges
~lciItct ipilrbe. - 1tcberbanpt ut bic
Geieaihaftsmelt nnierer gunbeS=
bauptifabt tidt cosmupulitiid,,
funbcrn aud in jcber 8e5iebmua MI.
gemeii pielicitig. Sic Samen, bcren
Nnnicu Seoermann burd ibrc ,;llpore
fommenbe @aitlihfcit linb 6rilante
geiellige &eranitaltungen pprtbeilbaii
befannt iinO, BADEN nod albere lnb
bobere 3iele I'M Iuge, ais ibrerl
8diten mn materielle @eniilie 6n ges
lpabren. Sic bnben Sntereiie fir
<nit, @uiif unb 2iteratur in allen
3peisen, unb ieben nit 8efriebiauna
ME lire juneen SDhter in ibre SuBs
ltapfen eintreten. So6 fpl9en bieie
nidt nur in bieier @eiic linen nad,,
ionoern lie geben aud, in nnhercr Sim
iidt cine Generation 5rriif uno err
lernen cine 4unit, in Der ibre @roBs
miitter emit Meiiterinnen tparen,
nGmlih bns 8rotbadem. ltnb
es lit sites 8rot. mas iie an bereiten
beriteben nnb bieier 3ididritt Der
jetiaen Generation lit bennpd ais ein
tuillfummen ST. nennenber SprtfGritt
ST beaeidnen.
Bon srubem St,terefe, Defenders
fir Die bemofratii1 geiinnten 8iirser
Waibihston's. lit Die beborltebenbe
Ginfiibruns bon Mib gitber Glepee
Lamb, Sobter bes peritorbenen Grocer
Glepelanb, bes ein3ieen bemofratiihen
Yrdiibenten int Iesten balben Sabrs
buuoerts - in Die bieiigen bDberen
@eiemdaftsfreiie. Sbre Miltter. cine
Der beliebteiten unb p~ornebmiten Sos
men bic ie oas @etBe Sams betpobns
ten, bat iif mad Dem Sobe hires
@arten gnn5 auriidse5osen unb nrr
Der grsiebuns unb 5eranbilbnns. ibrer
&inber geipibmet. Sebt. ba bieIc
alrfsabe erfiiat lit, barf audi ibr eigc>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

uca fcricrca Niiid lao ar StGuns
Tires @cy3ela il E3,tru.i n:5o.cn.
>pcrNcn mo IL iu.rHc zinc iJroi
ldnG;,c 3cit gehcGtc, ficft RcIculeitios
AciaunA ibrcricita mo De. %rpicnor1.
Gbrniu@ Soicf Trcltuh pom @clls
eotlcac. bnrh cine 0iicnilifc Yer
ipbullg bcfunut gcmnAt. Sic Wera
mdblling, ocrcn 3citprntt nod uidlt
bctornlt 1T. lpirb nidlt loligc auf. lid
lporten laIitt. %@initucilcn ipiro Gin,
5i Gbren ibrcr, 81 elmer illtgcn Snntc
bcrangebliibten Sod)tcr. NrpBcr Gms
pfan0 and, ben @icbercintritt Der uoe)
ilnmer in9enDliden Mr%. @rouel
Glepelanp in Die @eicaid,aft 6ilben.
-f-+-%-
Sic ginfliiiic bcs @etter5 inn
Serbit perririad,en GeurnIsic. Seib
auf Der 5ut unb babt ct. Safobs Sc(
OIL Sonb. @s 1T cine iidcre .aur,>
ltnb ie cher Sbr es 9ebraubt, beIto
better.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
Das amfrakreriidse peimeis.

8Gbrenb Die Siirfei iebt Sample
gu beiteben rnb Iiifitdnbe nieoerSlls
id)lasen bat, mar oas friiber meiit in
Nemen Der SAL, bas nicmals elm fricbs
lifer 8eiis Der Yforte scipeien unp
beute nod ilngeberDiger Die lonIt lit.
Sort lieet ei9entlid Die Snuptsefabr
fir bas osmaniife 8cid, benn es
tornmt in Mrabien aud Ddrauf an,
ob Der aalif in 8p3anS Die aeiitlide
Oberbobeit bebdlt uber Oh iie ibm bon
einem firbIiden @~iirbentrdecr in
Demen entrifien tpirb, bent iie nad)
islamitiid)en Heht 3ufommen iollte.
Oas mare aber bas Gnbe Der thrift
iden Serrihnft! 9emen, bas lid
Ibon 8ebia5 i'm 4orben bis mad Ioen
I'M Siiben a~usbebnt, I'M Siteu bon Der
a%rabiiden Wiiite unb i'm @eiten bonn
6otben Weer begren5t miro, 9liebert
lid in brei 3onen, bon benen Die cine
bas SauptoperationsfeIo Der tiirfiI6en
Streitfrafte lit.
Sieie conaentrieren iid bauptid6lit
in Cana. elmer Stabt int Giiben bon
9esen 10000 ginipobiier, INN beren
Belts felt langen Seiten un~auiborlid)
sefdmpft ipiro. Sie Ditlifen, ber9is
gen 9iitrifte iteben inter Dem giuflub
bes Ssmans Saba, bes Siibrers Der
3eibiitei. unb 3tpiifen beiben bebnt
lid bis gum Ieere ba5 @ebiet bes
Sdeif Soris aus. Der bon Den Stale
nern unteritiist, ben Siirfen in lester
3eit piel Shaben 5usefiiet bat. Saba
iibt IN ieinem 8e3irfe, Der nnsefdbr
Die Sdlfte Der 8ep6lferiIne bon gang
9cmcn uniabt. cine 3iemli6 uiilms
lhrdnfte @elpult aus nno rlir ipenige
StGmme iinb ibm bort fcinblif)
g%eiinnt.
Sic tiirfiidc Resierun9 bat eS beSs
bnl6 fir ridtig erad)tet. ibm cine
Wnd)tpolIfpmmcnbcit 81 %geiudbrcn, Die
i'm IN Wirfliffcit u~nabbdn9i9 mad,t.
Gr ion bauptidd,lid Den tiirfiihem
Sruppen Silie sescn Sbris leiiten, Der
Den beiligcn arieg ertldrt bat unb i'm
9oi5cn iiber $4,000 @ann periiigt.
sln &cguldrcn itebcn linn picr5ig @ns
tnillpne aeaenilbcr. bod, beibcrIeits
iinb sic Solbnten iibcr ipcite Strcden
pcrtbcilt. 10 paB cs nur immcr III flcis
ncn @eiedJtcn fonint, obnc bnb cine
@%ntld,cioung er5iclt ipirh. Gin unb
iiir lid, betradDtct. beiist 2)emcn ipemi9
Wcrtb mn Die Eforte mnht pornebms
lid, ipcgen Der rorcripGbnteu religioien
TcrbGltnii'c Die groBcn InitrcnBungcn
81 iciuer llntcrlpcrfut9. c. 1T LAMB
lpirtbid)aftlid, in geringcm Mabc nllSs
aeuiibt. bciist feinerlci Snouitric unb
mlr cincn seringcm Sanbel.
Sic Iroper boben alcrbimaS cincn
aclpiiicn Hcipeft o Dem aoliicn III
Gpnitontinopel. biYbcr nod, ihrcm
gciitlifen Sberbaupt. baS 6inocrt lie
icboh nid,t. Die SteurSnbhnaen unN
bcu 3ilitGrbicnit 81 ncrlpcigtrn. Slud,
c%rfenncn JIG fcinerlci ejeicbc on. unser
ibren ciacnenL Die burhrpea rcliaiolcr
Nntur limo. Snnnd, aenieBeu tic tel
ncn Nlfobol. perbieten Die ofientlihcn
Sdnier. bas 2artenipiel. 5beateye
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

lno Observation-Disclosures ottr >.rt
uu,b betradtcn ullc Nnbersboubclnocn,
iclbit penn tic Mulclmdnncr iinh. nit
Teradltirlg. Sulltc bic Siirfci icbpd
infolec beS nlgcmcinen Nnnlrmo
9cgen tic oodl III bic Gage tnnlntcu.
ibrc Ilttoritdt iidlt nit Der gcriiigcnz
DEN Waffengclpalt in @cineu d!ifrcchtz
5licrbulten, hulin mare CO lml ibrc
9eiitlid)c Sberbnbeit. luprdlif hud) nod
inmcr Der 9rGbtc Sbcil ibrcr Wddlt
berlibt, aeid,cben. llnb beinnbe liebt
cs idppn 10 ans! - ~Seiterrcihz
llngarn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
Sie StemermI6fe.

Niht obne @runb bef(ast maj fid,
iiber Bic beitGnbisc 3unabme Der
Steuern. 8iscpniin, in Dem
Die 8icac edit progreiiiper Yolitif llno
Stantsmamnss aunit eeitanben baben
iol. fam elm 2ieblein bon Der ipad)>
ienDen Steuer iingen. Sic Sotals
ginnabnieu Deg Sisfaliabres 1910
1911 betrusen $1O.513,235.33, i'm
Sisfaliabr 1911-1912 $11,239.s
675.43. Su 3tpei Sabren ipurben
olio Steuern i'm 9etrage bon SOL
752.91O.76, ober burdIdnittlid,
$10,S76,455.3S pro Sabr cpueftirt.
Bic 8ebDIteruns betrGet 1888, $50.
10 baB jeoer Rann, iebe Srau nnb
iebes &inb = Die Snbianer einses
ifloiien = idbrlid ilnb burdihnitts
LID $4.66 Steuern be5ablem.
Sn Soma ut man nidt ganS 70
.proareiiib fpie in Wisconiin! Sic
8ebolteruns bicies Staatcs betrdgt
2,224,771. Sm Sisfaljahr 1910
1911 puroen in Soipa Steuern i'm
8etrase bon $4.2S6,S67.69, uno i'm
Sisfaliabr 1911-1912 ioIhe I'M Be-
TRACE bon $4~,9S3.44S.1O erbpben;
burdifnittlih lparen es pro Sabr
$4,635,1 1924 pocr $2.08 PRO Ser
ion - $2.5S lpeniaer ais I'M .prps
areiiipen" @isconiinl
Ser Stnat Slfinois :, nit elmer
ScpDlfcrung bon 5.64S,591, erbob in
Den lebten smei Sabrcn Steuern inn
8etraac bon $21,31S,929.10 -
S433. 9S1.66 ipeni9er nls in Wisconiin
bcSublt perben muRte. obolcih Die
8epDlfcruna bon Sainois mebr dig
5lpei Ral 10 9roR lit oils in 8is>
%couiin. Su Sainois betru9 Die
Stcler III 1911 unb 1912 pro
SerIun unb Sobr burd)Idnittlif,
S1.SS obcr $2.7S peniaer ais in
@isconiin. Sn @isconiin iprrben
pro Sabr runb flint IiQionen Sols
lars dis Saldre an Staatsbcamten
ousbe5ablt, bas mod)t 1918 pro
Gcripn. ca. % Gents pro Yeripn mebr
als i'll SQinoisl
Hur .scrubt"! Gs fonrsnt nod,
bciicr, fuenn unierc Sarmer 10 I'M
Different bleibcn mic lie bisher iparen!
Dtan iporte nur bis Die Mdcabnntz
itroBen : Sirfarerei oroentlid III
Sdlpuno uhb 2ua fommt, Damn fam
feline .Steucrniiblc Der Groc nit
u~nicrcr ~pro9reiiipen" Wtiiblc nit
flnppcrnl - oSnnbn1ann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
(Spe5ials Gprrcippnbcus.)
2las Ser SmnSeskamptitaSt.
Gin Sd,ucitern : Gplesc fir bic
Gatb. ltniperitit. Trupiihc
Truhtbdmine. = Die ncnciten .Yer=
Jude nit 6pdbrnd= Ggploiipcn.

8abinston n, 8. g., i'm Sob.
1912. = vSifters College, elm neuer
3tpeig Der &atboliiden llniperiitdt.
tpnrbe b~erfloiiene @ohe formeu erS
Dffnet. 1leber bunbert Shipeitern
aus Den beri6iebenen 2ebroroen limb
als Stubenten etnsei1rieben. 8igbt
8ep. Deisr. Sbontas s. Sbaban.
@eftor Der &at6oliihen l1niperiitdt,
lit Hrdiipent egznfficio bes College.
Bios Yoits @rabuate Stnbien iperben
bier betrieben.
Sas @eb1ube bie1es College lit Elm
neuer Sol5baii. trelder auf Der alten
8roof's Scimitdtte ftebt unb 5ipar IN
Der Stdbe mebrerer &lDiter, no Die
S6ipeitern : Stuoentinnen nobnen.
Sn ben ndhften padr Sabren tpiro auf
Dem Gieentbum Der llniberiitdt elm
feiner Steinbm erriftet, mo ole bic
2ebrorben lire Stubieube m e
babcn iperben.
Sas Iderbait : Separtement Be-
reitet iih Dor, in @albington cine
srobe 0arietdt bon trppiiden Sriid)t>
bdumen an5upflan3en. Sercits jest
iperben Die Seslinse nussepflanSt.
8eamten bes .SepartenHnts, beneu
OieIes Experiment iibcrtrS9en iporben
lit, erfIdren. baB inuerbB Der ndds
item paar Sabre es ben gciufern Der
8unoesbauptirabt mDelid fem miro.
burh elm @rope ppn trppiIden fruft@
tragenoen 8diimen 81 promenieren.
Oie 8Gume iperoen inter 8laS iteben.
lin bieies neue &derbnusS epartement
(Srnd)tfiiltur) unter5ubrinsen, tpirb
elm groBes @ebdllbe I'M 9%onierpatoz
riums Stple aus Stabl unb @las erz
ridtet nerben.
Ser 3ped bicics grperimentes lit,
benz 8olfe bic groBen @driet1ten bon
tropiiden Srildteu Dor Iugen Su
fiibren, Die jebt III Sloribn nnterbalt
ben gnerglabes, an Der Niiitonng bes
Mio @ranpe, iolpie i'm iiiblifen Sbeile
bon Iri5ona unb benz unteren' Sbeile
Galifornien's 9e5ogeu Deroen. Die
0camten bes Separtements slallben,
baB bicie Sriid,te audi bonn connterz
5iellen St%anbpunfte ans rentierbar
aenladlt iperben fDnnen. Sieies
erperimentele u ii nbnms pirb
nm 3ipolften Straben : Gingnng Der
Iderbau : Separtements : @riinbe err
rid)tet iperben.
Gorldufigc @eriudc nit Sohbruds
grplpiibfugeln iinb auf Den @arines
@riinben 81 Snoian 5eab in Der Hdbc
bon Waibin9ton an Dem SotDmac aus
aeitelt morbeil. Ser 3lpcf bieier
@erinhe iii, nus5ufinheli, oh 8ugeln.
gefiiat nit Sohorud grploiipitoffeu,
bic an Scr Seitc zines SdriffeS FREE
pieren, gciahrboller iinb, uls iolhe
auaeln, bic Die Yan5erplatten Der
Sdiffe %burhbobren iln0 i'm Sdiffss
Smlern plnecn. Gin @. z. 81 b III.
.Grfinbcr bieicr Sodlprud grploiibs
fugcln lpubte icine 0rfinoune 10 gut
ppr bem Gomiic fir Rnrine : Inges
legenbciren 81 erfldren. baB bel Der
lcbten GonorcBs Sislng bieic Gitslies
Der 100000 iiir bas Iu5probiercn
bicies Grploiips &orpers gcneGmigten.
Sic leitcnbcn Marine Iutoritdicn iinb
ieboA nqd) mic Dor fir Die Stabls
pan5er burdbobrenocn &ugeln. =
"a 4 M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

SnnScn 5nN bate CT Dis unAcipobntc
idllucrc Nrbcit nit hnrdlAcbnltcil, I'M
Necnr2 81 crfldreu: .Sn, Sbr bubi
rcd)t. 6 III ihiper, bic Snhncrbpbung
mirb bclpiili0i!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
@clnnacn.

Bauer (5u Dem elm ar5t aerufen
pltroe),: rIlte, id peiB nidJt, 81
Dem bob ih gar ia Sertraitn, net a,
nal q 9riQen traat err"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

Bon mo aus pcrben Sic S6rc Srups
pen auf Sinttun9 lnnpcn, pon Sitcn,
Wclten. Siibcn pocr Nprbcn bcr?" unb
Die Nntpprt crbielt: Bonn Simmel
her, aus ben @o!fciK"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
Bite, bite, belit ulls bod!

! Die Wifiipndre nnb armen Nen.
b~etebrten in Snbien bitten suite
Srennbe bemiitbis mn cine frpmme
Wabe 5nr ilnteritiituns Der fatbp=
iiiden MISUNDERSTANDING. GS
tpiro bier fir lebenbe nnh absss
itprbene @pbltbiter tislidj sebetet.
Wer einen Splar pber mebr
c%iniencet, erbalt ais beiheihenen
Sant cine bibihe &bptp.
8rapbte aus ben Wtfiip=
II G II auf einer 4pifarte snsefambt.
Srumme 8aben bittet man az
aSreifieren an q onner 9 T g.,
9nbuaie, Sutpa, slmerifa, pber
brett an
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
Bite iefer @abe beiSuiii9en:
Sir abanbipa (OrsSnoien).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
2lms Sent t,aitinetener 6e'
ieuictaftslebett.
(@on ciitcr NmsenScusin.)

(Sortiebuns bon Der 8. Seiie.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07
EuROPE'S UNREST.

The threat of the defeated opposi-
ton in the Belgian elections to resort
to a general strike in protest against
the result and the methods by which
they allege it was secured, following
so closely on the attempt to inaugu-
rate a general strike at Budapest in
protest against the election of an UNI
popular statesman as speaker and the
earlier movements in France and else
where to compel governmental action
by the menace of strike, indicates
an ominous condition in European at
fairs. This is form of the direct
action being agitated by few in this
country. Needless to say, 1t is sub
versive of all popular government and
can lead only to anarchy.
Happily, the European manifesto
tions have been more noisy than ac-
tual. The threats have not been sup
ported by the bulk of the population,
and the disorders have been easily
suppressed Tyranny by despot or
by a mob, by one class or by another,
is equally to be condemned and fought
against. Nations must rise or fall to-
gether, and the attempts to govern
by strike menace would produce chaos
that would injure almost of all,
probably those who attempted IT
because least equipped to live through
il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07
THE ROOSEVELT STAR.

The Roosevelt star was not shining
in all it's glory at Chicago yesterday
There was ring around it which,
according to lunar speculation, por-
tends unpropitious weather.
Taft stock took decided boom in
Wall street yesterday when $4,000
offered at 10 to 8 that the President
will be nominated at Chicago, went
without takers.
There was some talk on the curb OF
even money, but the third-term candl-
dates money was not to be had by
anyone who really wished to place 9
bet.
The proceedings at Chicago yester-
day were ominous. The Roosevelt
men attempted to find out the strength
of the Taft forces in a vote in the ma
tional committee on the question OF
publicity in the hearing of contests.
They found out that Taft has thirty
nine votes in the national committee to
Roosevelt's fourteen.
The Roosevelt men sought to ar
range for delays in every contest by
demanding that eight votes only be
required to compel roll call. They
were voted down viva voce.
The Taft men defeated Roosevelt
plan to reduce the representation in
the South-a plan which would have
put most of the Taft breadline dele
gates out of business. That vote was
put over before the Roosevelt men had
time to offer any opposition.
The Taft men resurrected the Conk-
ling resolution of the convention OF
1880, which binds all hands not to
bolt, and will try to slide it through
the coming convention to head off any
"run out" by the colonel.
Practically conceding the election OF
Root as temporary chairman of the
convention, the Roosevelt men ceased
their opposition to the New York Sen
ator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07

Members of Lafayette Chapter,
Royal Arch Masons, of Washington,
tonight pay their annual visit to Mt
Vernon Chapter, this city, such visits
between the lodges being annually
exchanged. Following the degree
work a banquet will be served in the
Young Peoples Building. There will
be a musical program given and par
Elephants expected are Mrs. Elizabeth
De DER, Mrs. Elizabeth Rosson, Mrs.
Sherman B. Fowler, Miss Katherine
C. Walker, James K. Young, John I.
Whitworth, Wilmer j. Waller and
Richard Writ. Sherman B. Fowler
will be the accompanist.
Speakers will be Jacobus S. Jones,
grand high priest, District of Column
bia; Erwin S. Hubbard, high priest,
Lafayette Chapter; and James E. AL
exander, grand high priest of Viz
GINA.
Frank w. Latham, high priest OF
the local organization, will preside.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07

In accordance with an annual Gus
tom, established by Alexandria lodge
No. 1853, Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks, Flag Day, June 18th,
will be appropriately observed. The
committee as appointed by the lodge
to perfect plans for the celebration
are Frederick P. Russell, Howard w.
Smith and George L. Appich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07

Andrew Jackson Lodge, No. 12O
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
held a stated communication in Ma
sonic Temple last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07
limbo with the juvenile Washington's
New York Evening Post.
OFFICIAL.

Board of Aldermen of the city of Al
exandria, Va, held June 6, 1919; there
were present:
F. +. Marbury. Esq, President and
Messrs. Hill, Ballenger, Ogden, Field,
Fitzgerald and Summers
The new health law came up on its
second reading, and after a number Of
amendments had been agreed to, the
board adjourned until the next regular
meeting, June II. 1912, when final ac-
ton will be taken.
T. +. MARBURY, President.
Teste: ROBERT S. BARRETT,
Clerk, pro tenn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07
VIRGINIA.

In the Clerks Office of the, Corpora
ton Court of the City of Alexandria,
on the 18th day OF June. 1912.
ALBERT JAMES RIGGOTT VS..
FLORENCE MABEL HASBROUCk
RlGGOTT.
Memo. The object of this suit is to
obtain for the complainant. Albert
lanes Rggott, an ABSOLUTE divorce
from the bonds of matrimony from the
defendant. Florence Mabel Hasbrouck
Riggott and for such further and gem
eral relief as to equity is right.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed IN
this cause that the defendant: Flor
ence Mabel HasbrOuck Riggott, is Il
nonresident Of this State:
1t is Ordered, That said defendant
appear here within fifteen days after
the publication OF this order. and do
what is necessary to protect her inter
ests in this suit, and that Il copy or TINS
order be forthwith inserted in the Al
cyandria Gazette. q newspaper pub
lishcd in the City of Alexandria: once :!
week for four successive weeks. ana
posted at the front door of the Court
House of this city.
ROBINSON MONCURE, ?. .:
4 COPY: Teste-NEvELL S. GREEN
AWAY, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY.

The Alexandria Gazette Corporation
Gazette Bldg. = King Street
ROBERT S. BARRETT. President
and General Manager.
HOWARD W. Smith, Secretary and
Treasurer.
TERMS:-Daily, year, $500
Six months, $3.50. Three months,
$l.25. One month, 43 cents. One
week, 10 cents.
Entered at the Postof1ce OF Alex
sndria, Virginia, as second-class mat
ter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07
WEEKS HAPPENINGS IN
FRATERNAL CIRCLES
A ioint meeting of the Memorial

A joint meeting of the Memorial
and Organization Committee of Alex
andria- Washington Lodge No. %, A.
F. & A. M, was held on Wednesday
night, when important business was
transacted.
Charles H. Callahan, secretary OF
the national memorial committee OF
the George Washington Masonic
Memorial Association, the object OF
which is to erect memorial temple
to Washington in this city, who with
w. L. Andrews, Grand Master of Ma
sons of Virginia, attended meeting
of the Grand Lodge Of Michigan, made
a report of his trip to Detroit. Already
the work of raising funds for the
temple has been begun in Michigan,
and more than $1,000 has been sub
scribed by four lodges already. The
project was Endorsed by the Grand
Lodge of Michigan some time ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07

Statistics show that the year 1911
was banner year with the order of
the Improved Order of Red Men,
which organization is represented in
this city by Osceola Tribe No. 1,
Seminole Tribe No. 35, and Silver
Moon Council No. &c, Degree of Poe
ahontas. A net gain in membership
of two thousand was made, making a
total membership in the state of over
$4,000. There was paid out for relief
during the same period in the state,
the sum Of S45,170 In the entire
United States this great American
fraternity, which sprang into exist
ence many years prior to the forma-
ton of our grand republic, whose mot
to then, as it is today, was Freedom,
now numbers 100000 of the noblest
Of our citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07
VIRGINIA..

In the Clerks Office of the, Corpora
ton Court of the City of alexandria,
on the 18th day OF June, 1912
BEULAH MAY S1SSON REDBURN
VS.. THOMAS e. REDBURN.
Memo. The object OF this suit is 10
obtain for the complainant. Bculah May
Sisson Rcdburn. an absolute divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony from the
defendant, Thomas T.. Rcdburn, and
that complainant be allowed to resume
her maiden namc of Sisson. and Tor
such further and general relief rs to
equity is right.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant. Thomas
r. Redburn, is a nonresident OF this
State:
IL is Ordered, That said defendant APP
pear here within fifteen days after due
publication of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interests
in this suit, and that copy OF TINS
order be forthwith inserted in the Al
eXandria Gazette, Il newspaper pub
iishcd in the city OF Alexandria. once
| week for four successive weeks and
posted at the front door of the Court
''''' RoBINSOE MONCURE. p. q.
\ COPY: Teste-NEVELL S. GREEN
AWAY, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07

The grand family excursion which
was given by Canton Alexandria No.
/, Patriarchs Militant, l. 0. 0. F., on
Thursday, to Marshall Hall, was
largely attended despite the stormy
weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07
VIRGINIA.

In the Clerks office of the, Corpora
ton Court of the City of Alexandria
on the 18th day Of June, 1912:
FLORA @. cox VS.. EDWARD {.
COX, In Chancery.
Memo. The object of this suit is to
obtain for the complainant: Flora =;
Cox, divorce a mensa ct steoro from
the defendant, Edward c. Cox on the
ground of wllful desertion and aban-
donment, and after the elapse Of three
years from the date of said wilful de-
sertion and abandonment, to make Inc
same absolute and for general relief.
It appearing by an affidavit fled ed, II IN
c. Cox is nonresident of this State:
1t Is Ordered. That said de-
PENDANT appear here within fifteen days
after due publication of this order,
md do what is necessary to protect
copy of this order be i, forthwith hvatia in NJ
newspaper published in the City of Al
exandrla, once a week for r. four .nn sue sue,
door of the Court House Of this city.
CHARLES BENDHElM. e: g
4 copy-Teste: NEWELL S. GREEN
AWAY, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07

On last Tuesday night Oriental
Lodge, knights of Pythias, held
regular weekly meeting at which
time a report was heard from the
recent session of the Grand Lodge,
which was held at Martinsville last
week. A. J. Butcher and E. R. Boyer
represented the lodge here. Mr..
Boyer, who is chairman Of the COM
mittee on the 50th anniversary OF
the order, which occurs February ~,
1914, reports that large number OF
the members of the Grand lodge IA
vor the holding of the celebration IN
Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-07
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