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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-02-22
FREE HOMES II
Quarter Million
Northwest


Montana, Oregon and Minnesota,
combined, can provide homes for
quarter million people and give each
man a deed to a 160 or 800 acre farm,
under the provisions of Uncle Sans
homestead laws.
Montana won the premium for the
best wheat, oats, barley ana aiIaiIa
grown in the United states at the
New York Land Show, ard she mas
more than twenty million acres of
government land within her borders
capable of raising rich crops OF these
products yearly. You can homestead
this land. ).
Central Oregon has been opened to
settlement by the completion of the
Oregon Trunk Railway. Crops raised
on IFS bench lands won against the
world at the last Dry Farming. Con-
eress Seventeen million acres OF good
farm land await the coming of the
honiemaker here.
II minnesota, contrary to general opin-
ion, has over twenty million acres or
unoccupied farm land. A million acres
OF it Is homestead land. Most OF II
is logged off and wonderfully fertile:
published by the Great Northern Rail-
you are most interested in. Send q
postal to de- n:
3. O. EEEDx,
General Immigration Agent q
Great northern Railway,
st. Paul, Minnesota
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-02-22

The mind has more room in it than
most people. think, if you would, hlt
furnish the apartments Gray.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-02-22
If YOU ARE A TRIFLE SENSITIVE

About the size of your shoes, you can wear .
size smaller by shaking Aliens Foot-Ease. the
antiseptic powder, into them. justine thing for
Dancing Parties and for Breaking in New Shoes.
Givesinstant reliefto Cornsand Bunions. Sam
pie FREE. Address Allen s. Olmsted, LeRoy,N.x.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-02-22

The man who is satisfied with. him
self never worries on account of his
neighbours estimate Of him..
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-02-22
Numerical LOGIC.

Numerical Logic.
What makes you think ones is on
his feet again in the factofy?"
81 noticed he had so many hands"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-02-22

PILES CURED IN TO 14.DAYS
Vo,1r druggist will refund money If PAZO ONT
MIENT fails to cure any of Itching, Blind.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-02-22


tion on the part of our public and infuen-
tial citizens to devise in recognition of the
services of the Civil War President memorials
of even more elaborate and imposing character
than the statues that have been erected in
&c many of the states that he labored to keep
under one flag.
A recent notable instance of this trend was
found in the provision of an impressive memo
rial structure on the famous Lincoln farm"
In Kentucky. The erection of this monumental
edifice, which was dedicated by President Taft
only a few months ago, represents but one
phase of an ambitious project to restore and
protect the birthplace of Lincoln and the scene
of his early lfe making it, as it should be,
a patriotic mecca to which great numbers of
Lincoln's fellow-countrymen will make pilgrim
ages just as they do to the home of George
Washington at Mount Vernon, and to the home
and tomb of Thomas Jefferson at Charlottes-
vile, Virginia.
Even more pretentious is the project now
before congress for a $20000O0 memorial to
Lincoln that shall be in the fullest sense a
tribute from the reunited nation Visitors to
the seat of government in recent years have
often expressed wonder that whereas there are
In Washington appropriate testimonials to the
Father of His Country and other national
idols, there has been no memorial commens,l-
rate with the commanding place which Lin
coin has occupied in the history of the coun
try. The government has not been uncon.
pcious of this lack, but merely deferred action
until such time as there could be provided a
tribute worthy of the great man who inspired
It, This is now assured, owing to the liberal
sum that will be expended in this labor of love
From the time it was decided that the occa-
sion had arrived for congress to take definite
action with reference to a national Lincoln
memorial there has been discussion and diff
ference of opinion to the form which this
acknowledgment of the nations gratitude
should take. Most of the men having voice in
the matter seem to have come to the con-
clusion that the ideal memorial will be mas
sive monumental structure sort of temple
of fame to be built of white marble on the
banks Of the Potomac at Washington and
adorned with statues Of Lincoln and repre-
sensations Of persons and events conspicu-
pusly identified with his career. The effect
would be, of course, to create a companion
patriotic shrine to that at George Washing
Ions Mount Vernon estate few miles farther
down the same river.
However, many persons of prominence have
hll along argued in favor of other forms of
memorial memorial bridge between the
national capital and the national cemetery at
Arlington beyond the Potomac has repeatedly
been suggested and so has memorial arch,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-02-22

shows Lincoln seated, was a gift to
the South Side of Chicago by bequest
of the late John Crearar of that city.
The st. Gaudens head Of Lincoln was
selected by the national government
for reproduction on the Lincoln COM
memorative postage stamp which
was issued by the Post Office Depart
ment year or SO ago.
The work of the sculptors who are
called upon to reproduce the features
of Lincoln in marble or bronze is
greatly facilitated by the fact that
there are in existence excellent life
and death masks which faithfully por-
tray the countenance of the kindly
ruler at the time he first took Office
and at various periods up to his
death The making of the life mask
of Lincoln was, by the way, a rather
trying ordeal for the president, who
was obliged to sit for an hour with
the plaster covering his face, but not In.
terfering with his eyesight or breath
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

iiec Heaengiiiic ge9ebcn bat urb Die
Spnnc Damn Die Cbcrilddc felt &C.
bnfeit bat. lit e5 ben FfldnSd,en
natilrlid) mmnoalid,, binourh5ubrin>
gen unb tic pcrfommcn. Mns Die
5emperotilr dnlnngt, 10 crforpcrn Die
pcrid,ieheneu SaIncreien icbr perIfiez
heuc @Grnegrobc. 60 fcin,en 9tiis
ben, areiie. Grbieu, ect., iebr ldnea
bel 43 @rnb, aber penn 0teloneu lnb
anbere Sdnnereien bieicr Irt, Vobnen
unp %iubiropiid)e Tflan5cn feline 9roBe
@Grmc crbdlten, 10 fomnleil tic nm
lie brallcbcn etipa 90 Wrnb. Sas ut
Der 8runb. porllm 10 DIT Sdmercien
nid)t a%ui9eben. @os sic Sclhti9feit
nnbelnnst. 10 miro I'M I%ll9emeineh
mebr Durd, 5l bel oils burd, 81 ipcnig
aeiiinbigt - pielc Sdmcreien crialls
fen cinfodl. Inn mus nid,t mehr
Rdiicr 9ebcn, oils Der Soben gut balten
fam. llnD nid,t minbcr luid)tiD lit
Der freic 3utritt Der Suit, bnnlit Die
notbpenhi9eu d,emiiheu &erdnberuuz
gen bcs Samen5 ltnttiinberL iiir melhc
sic 2rft cine Hotbipenbi9fcit lit. Inc
bieic Seoingunsen linb lpobl 5u be-
%riidiidtigen, ipenn III 9uten Srfolg
erSiclcn mill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
perieeriitsn fir Sas amsiaen
pen 8lmntenSatMen.

@artcn : GommiiiGr Z. !. Sculz
berger III burd, cine quite Nuwciinn8
iiir Du5 ridltigc Nusidcn BON ShI.
mcniaucn Scncn 81 6ilic 9cfonlz
men. lpeld,c bisber nit pobci fem
slid achabt bnbcn. Gr bcgimrt NIT
ncr Grfldrung, bdS Der bette Sanlcn
OFT feiu gutcs Heinltni %lieicrt, neil
CT fnlid, bchnnbcli Miro. Sp MGR
oeu oft ichr feline Sunrcnforncr 81
iici gcidct, ionn6 Die Suricn YildnSs
dlcn, bic aus bcniclbcn hcrnnrachcu,
bic Sberilddc rid,t erreid,cn fDnncn.
Gr hchulptci, hnb in hcn meiitcu
Sdlcn, no ilber itlct,ten Sunlcu
gctlo9t ipirb. nift Der Snmcr, lpns
bern Die inlide Scbdnblun9 bcsIclucu
hic Shulb am 0tiberiolg tra9t. lin
quite Mclnltate 5l cr3iclen, miiiIen
gnu5 b%eionoers iplgenpc Scbin9lmQeu
pprbanben ieiu: 0ceiSnetc Scnlpcro
TN. ~9eniiscuoc Scld}tigtcit, abcr nid,t
III picl @niicr. mn ireicr 3utriit Der
ynit. NnBerbenr mn,B nntiirlit der
@oocu in Der 1ccignctsn %erinNunl
iciu mn feinc p%hplild)en &inpernine
iiir hno @ntathum Der iunRcu
YilGnSd)eu ourbietcn. Wenn es tic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Maresni's prspks;eimna.

sd bin Ser. SniiHt. hoB c5 IN
ndd)iter 3utunit mo9lif iein luirh,
brabtlpic Nndrid,tcu bon Nep Dort
aus Inn bic gauge @clttugcl berum 81
icnhcn, unb b%iciclbcn IN uerbdltnib
mdBis tiir5erer 3eit heum 40 Minuteu,
Ddhrcnp ipcld)er SbnfcIpeorc in Iciner
Tbnntniic nm Die Grbe flieAcn multc
nui eincm Gmpiangs : Nppnrate ipiez
Decentralization, Der im iclDen Ndltnte
nuigcirelit lit" Sieie grfldrung
mrrbc am rs. Ytdr5 ppn Serrn Wnrz
conf, DEM beriibmten @rfinocr Der
h~rnbtloien Sele9rapbic nb9e9ebeu, Der
iid in Ncp Dprf ~beiinbct, nm beinl
Tcrborc DER llniteO StuteS @ireleB
9ompnmn 81 5cu9en. sd bin ilbcre
5eugt", iagtc CT lpeiter, ~oaB Die
rrahtloic Sclcgrapbie olc oroercn
Communications : Nittel pertrcibeil
miro. Sn perhdliniBmdBi9 tllr5er 3eit
merocn allc NadjriG)ten iiber Den
atloutiiden S5enn burh brobtloie
5clegrubie pcrmittelt merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

&lditcrn, nncS Mu9cIcaelhciten bon
9roBcr &id)tiafcit, erfprpern be-
trGdtlihc finon5iellc Wittcl, Ncshnlt
mus ric iilnitigc crlpricBIide Wirt@
iGmtcit Der .Gnthulic Gnlpniintinn
Socictn" 9%rrStcntheilo pun DER l6r I'll
She'll m~crbcnocn iinnnSiclcn Inter
itiipllno ~uboGn9cn. Neid,c aatholitcr
nit colcn NcrScu filhen bier lptcoerlin1
cine 9ldlScnhc @%tlc9cnbcit. ike Sicbc
5lir bl. Stride lnn ibrcn @lollbcn9s
brilhcrn 5lt bethItigen. Sem fathps
liid)c Gplpnilicrung, mic mir nc pprs
Idlo9cu, III mir cine allpcrc Sethos
tiauno bee arpScu WiiiionaaeiItcs, oci
in uniercn 2aQcn munncrbur III pcl
futbpliidcn Stride Der Tcr. Stadtcl
crlpnht lit.
@clcitct lpirn has llntcrncbmer ppr
3ipDlf Sircfiurcn; bic @eid]dftc beIcr9i
Gin Grctutip zGprnitc, Dos fiinf Mit.
glicbcr bat. unb Die ci9cntlid,c Irhett
ipirb BON Ncn ipl9cnocu 8enmten aus:
acfilbrt: @cncralsS ircftor, bod)lp't ne,
Gr3biidpf @lcnnoL ct. SpuiS; Yrn.
iipent. hpdm. !. 9e@os, Chicago
&icc> YrIiibcnt. hpdlp' iter WIgr. Wfc:
Mobon, Niclp Dprt; Scfrctdr. hot.
n'itcr Z. %nttmnnu, Wilnlette, Stl.
Sd,aBmeilter, bodlu. u. SpcB. Y. II.
Chicago. Sic Sifice Der "GatbpIi
Colonization Sociein" ut I'M y5cmpic'
in Chicago, ST.. gclegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Die JnSuitrien ees Canoes.
S6enam itebt bic Shlafibane Snou
jtrie nit S1,37O,56S,O 900.

Sad, Statiitifcn, Die o Dem Gent
iuss@critt in W Il bingtpn, =.
s.. in Der nit henr Sabre 1909 enOcne
Den 5cbniGbrigen Ycriphc gcidmmcli
purbcn. iii cine hcutlidl lpnbrlchms
bare &cridJiebunA i'll Den Snoultrier
Der yer. Stnatcn ci1Gctrctcn. Sa2
inlereiiunte Rciulidt lpurhe an CONT
tag Der Cciicntlichieit ilbergcbcn.
Scr @eridt Sci9t, ouS Die Ipenigcr
lpidtigcn Mloulrricn cin groBeres
prp5crtualc5 @ad,sthnm bltrhacmuft
BADEN ais Die mid)tioercn. Hm mei'tell
III hi2 oobc gcanngcn lit Die Tutomo :
Bill %nbuitric, pd6rcnh ric 3u1l hcr III
Sen Glen MD Stnbl!ptrfcn, ionic III
Der Huders Enhu'tric beld>aTtiGicn yer
loren bcbelicnb 5lIrildgcGdnJen iIr.
Sic SrtNuitricu Der @cr. Stnntcil
6tidGiti0tcn nl3 ~SIrbcitcr 6.615.oi6
Ycr,pncn. 1lla Nrp3cni Der DC
inmnt s&cpDlfsruu0; Der @crtb Der
Eroouffc niclcr Snbuitricn bctrd9l
$2O.G72,OJ2,00U INN Der rurt, DC
,5%u0rifutipn biu}uGcfilgte &crtD S.
53O.261 900. Sic 2abl Der Afpcttcr
iii lett 1909 nm 4O.l Trp3crt III Dr.
So0bc gcgnngeu IND Der @trtb Del
&runuttc nm ol.2 HroScnt.
Tn crirer Stcic iteht Die Sdiladh!s
tuua ,<uSllIric init Eruhuttcn I'M
9&crfh OOH Sl,3TU,36S. 600; ul 5!Dsls
Ter Stcl; fonmcu Die Gicbcrcica mnn
MuIdincu &crIirGttcG nit S1,22S.s
t7&.0UO; ou nritrcr bic NpI3 Slbus
llr;c nit S116,t29,O 900; an piertcr nic
Stahl~ uuh Glen. $louiTrit nit
$3.50. 71S,0 900 mo az |iiluftcr Die
Mcblmiiblcn nit &SS3,JSi,GoO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Die SeinSe tes fattsliiebci,
Jrlant.

gtnf Den prpteitantilden Orange
men treteu nod Die Wetbooiten Srs
lambs als Seinbe Der Some 8ulc"
alif, Die Dem bcbriidten fntboliideu
@olte enOlid Die gebilbrenbe S%elbitpcr>
paltung ieines Sanbe5 inter @abe
RING Der Heihsbobeit bringen Iol.
Cblpob( bieie Ietbobiiten nrr 10000
Inbdnser in Srlanb 5dblcn, MAIDEN
lie bod einen &drnl, als Oh bon ibnen
Die gauge Sid)erbeit Srlaub's nbbinae.
Sic biclten am Sonntag fiinf srobe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Omf:l Sarn's 2lnalrpabstsn.

Gin nurt &cuius 9ireftpr Suronn
o:%r0iicntlittcr u~uyIduiiacr Gcninsz
&cridt cntbllt bic Hngnbc. hnS lid,
i'm Sabre 1910 inter Den 11,5S0,r
27O Rcriuncu, lpeldlc mebr ais 5cbn
Sabre 5dblteu, j.517,60S Ecr'oncn
bciuubcu, mcltlc ridt lcien u,o nidt
Idlrcibcu tpnrten. cine Serminbcrlnna
BON 10.7 &ro5cut nuf ~ YrpSent
icit ocm Sabre 1900. llutcr Der cius
Acborcnen lpciBcn SepDltcrunS bco
ynabrc. Die - &ru3:nt Der @eIanmt 2
Seuo!tcrulA ultSmGd'tc. ipnrcn nur
Orci Erp}tut iold'tr. Die nift lc'El
uuo nidl ifrciren tonnic; inter pcIl
I'M 9t,!slanOc gcburencn Mcibcn i'm
%nubc IFS Erp3cni. inter Ser iorhis
gen ScpGI'crm9 3O,5 Yro5cnt. Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

@erlnmmlun9eu ah, IN benen SOME
HnIc" nl5 Gin . hcm Enpitc crionz
nencr Tlun bcScifnct purbc. Der alli
bic &crnidtung hcr o%rciormicrtcn
airdIen" nhStclc. Gs lpllrhcn Nciuz
lutioncn ~nllgcnpnm1cn. bic iit oeacn
Die cngIiIteu 2%ihcrulcu lu,b freicu
Eroteitnutcn rid)tcn, lpcil bicIc nit Der
liberalen He9ierlng iiir hic Y&on1c
Hulc" iinb. Inter S%dnldbrufcn u1i
bos Enpittbrm lulroeu fatbplifen>
fcinblihc Sicbcr on9citim1nt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

Tro5cntinB Der hes Sd)reihcns mnh
Hciens untllnbi9cn cingcborcnen ipciz
Bcn Ginlpohncr mar ppr 10 Subrel
as. Der inter Negern 44.5, Der inter
I'M Nuslnllb acborenen @cisen 1919,
sinc feline 3unahnlc Der TroScniSahl
inn %ersleif Srn Sabre 1900. Ser
Siibcn bat piel nit Yrohibition NM
ipnirigcu Mdeden 81 thllr, init Der
Gr5icbuilg Der Negcr fam CT iit nidlt
bciniicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
vJh bin Sic Gsnftitstien."

Nus 9riirblincr Sbnfeipcarc : Sen
ncr cntiinnt iid Sbcr'r Hpoicpclt &C.
luiB Der iolgcnbcn Sdsc ais &cinrid,
Der Scd)ite, aft !, S5enc 6:
Sid: I'D ipilnihte Gurcr @prbs
iduit, pnB Die @eicfc Gn9lanb's aus
Cuerm Ntunbc tG,ncn."
Gdbe: sch babe idlon bnriiber
nodgebad)t; 10 ioll cs icin. 8eht.
pcrbrcnnt ale NcicRbiidcr; mcill
Wunh ioa hns YarIamcnt gugz
lambs icin."
Sd npbl hcr Ghcrit IN hicic Stcllc
had)te, nla CT ieinc Hcbe III Sollnls
bis belt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Gin nid,t autialiebsr Sail psn
uneieenniSisecit

miro aus GlcrroutzS crrnnb i'm iraue
Soiiider Scpnrtemeut Ynp DC Some
Qcnicloet: BORT bat Der Shubinbritoni
Ssldtpiir cen Nrbeitern icincr Snbrii
Sic 0eianmtcn Sabrif Nnlageu nebil
%orrdthcu mn Mntcria!icn sum DC.
ident gcmaht. bG CT lid IN hna
EripntlcUen S%uriit5icbcn mil. Ser
Mcrtb hca Wcidcnfc3 mirb oni ii6cr
cine Wiliun @tnrf qcidGei.-lS y. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
(e%ingelnnbt.)
Setlmb Ser Debate iiber ireie
pfarrfekMle.

&uu lit cs nher senns iiber freie
Sfnle pber ShnIaelb. @eniaitcns
bcantraae ih meinerieits Shluf
biecr mir mnauscnebn,en Eplen,it,
in bic i'd in bieier 3eitung ~ cams
gcscn mcincn @inen, bineiustSusen
iumroc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
(GinsciunhtD
AnHnrhrrnna ,nr Grter nrs
Bunitatins- Cages.

(gn hr Scamteu mn Mitslrecr cs :. I.G. Central @ereims)
~ nh in hicienl Sabre m6trn mir nnc Dem :. Rs Central
n &crein nnacihIuTeneu %creinc nnis Srinsenonc er'nden,
mic Teicr hes Semes ps VI. Spnifattms %. Snnt) III lbren
~ bcreicnncn Cemeiupcn feierlih 81 begehen.
gSr cntprchcn baanrh cinem pn Sr. Gntnen5 Gar
hiuaI Sipmcnc Salcpniu idncrSeit seduaertcn @nn'tc, rsns ale
ncutifrn Ncrdnr non Nncritn has Srniatus= ScN fcicrn mdhten,
aeranc iue hc SriGnocr has ct. Yatrif 5. 0cn." Schr ptelc %crctne
cutprndcn inn uerganscncn Sabre Der Siesbs5IsGdcr Inffprecrnna
hes 9rdipcnten hes Central s%ereins NM mod mebr %ereinc inirScn
nicies SGt scfsisrt hahcn, hattie man fir SiGc Sntc lit ben &creimcn
cncrgiihcr aaitirt.
IS lit, acnGf Der GnpfcbIuna her @eneral Scrianinlnns ns
GCutralz %creins uiuihcnsmcrtb, nit nr firdIlthcn and etc welf'he
Secr ST. uerhinocn ua icntcn ih caber rio Scamtcn her %crane Trnb'
scmia nit ibrcn characterization in @erbinomns 1eten INT I'M Gtnpcr=
fGnbnis init pcnidbcu nicies Sn uor5uberctten.
Sb pc Seller am Sage iclhit o. Suui) an benz uprberaehcmoen
pocr benz rurani fulgenocn Spnntnsc bcaanacn merncn Ion, imR bHrh
1rtHtc llmhoncc nc I'M Gintlana NIT ben Whnidben her Sct'l.dbtet
hciirnmt mcroeu. Sn Staotcn, i'll urihcn mchrerc Seretne bcfcben
f0nntc man bic Seier acntenihafHid abbalen nn ote'es whrpc ctc
iplMc Seincr MIR crhbbsn nno imppiantcr erideincn laNen.
Gci Scr hHrserihen Seller fGnnteu pahcnoc Tcben nber ,ocn
4ppncl her Scutideu. Hcr bic Grbatmns Der ormfden spradc nno
Sttcu, bic Seirebuna Der Dcuihen aatbulfen, bic Grrnnsenidaften
her Seuthcm in Mmcri:a, Central gcrcin nmu Gentralhcne, bentihe
Ifnrrihnicn", II. /. N, aehnlten ,ucroen. aur5, Der sa ipltc bent
iatbplihen Scutihtbmm uniercs Hanbes seweibt, NH 10 feicriih mic
uur rn6slih bcganaen mcrhen.
Sn Auiraac hs Yrdihentcn,
Spbn 3. Suencmann,
Observation-Disclosures NH Sinau5= scfretdr.
StIuuL, Minu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
perenii9te 6cSeSecber.

Gin idipcrrcidlc5 pemiDlpar,iid,ca
MitQlicb ncs Observation-Disclosures
gao nieicr Sngc 'cilcu pplitiid,cn
xrcnmocu i'll Der %mnncohuupiitabt Gin
upu!cniea Sinncr. Sm &crlauic
bicic2 crildtc CT hcn Scnntor Ycurcic.
ccn Nnuclcupcn mit5uthrilcn. bnb fiir
Schcn pon ihncu Gin &nAcn bcrcit
ilchcn pilrbe, inn i'm mad, &ccnni<
0ulQ nc3 3uutetta nab Mouic 81 be-
i0rncru, BIC 0crrcu 'id alp bel Der
Stilumg hires Suritee fcineu ;3lpan9
anjutbam brn!idltcn. equator FEN
rpic crlchigtc iih icincs Auiiragca uno
iiatc bic Ssmertrng biin, ilotbigcns
tails miirhc nuh iilr Tmbulun6en ges
iurat mcrben. Sci cen SaTfctts
nniercr Gesisintrren idcint cs mcit
ipyidIcr h%er5ugelcn ais 5ei lbrer
Wcieuaebcrei.
f i 3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
"The Catholic Colonization So.
cieiy, u. S. A."

u T. =
+ Tic upr cincm Sabre in st.
+ Spuis a%earunectc %,.Gatbuliidc
+ Gnlpuiiatiuns : @cicIihnft hat
+ beim Glcrus nnn der Haicnuclt :
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

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anppu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
ALLEGED GANGMEN HELD
Arraigned for Fight Which
Caused Death Of 2 Children.

The four men who were arrested on
Thursday at Lodi n. J., charged with
causing tho deaths Of Theresa Bierbauer'
OF No. sos East 18th street. and vincent
Maz7eralla. Of No. AS East 18th street,
on the night OF July %. were held By
Coroner Feinberg yesterday for fur'heF
examination.
According TO the story. told By Detec-
tive Maher. OF the 9th street station. theI'
Was a gang fight at Avenue A and l2th
street. and the children were playing Ia
the street when they were shot. When the
men were arra.gned before Coroner rem
berg they refused 10 make any statement
regarding the matter.
one OF the prisoners, who said he was
Herman Linde, OF No ~ Avenue {. was
haudaged and brought before the Coroner
and he at first maintained ne had received
the wounds. one on the baCk OF his heau
and the other on his left hand. from 4
cotton hook, but finally admitted THAI l"ey
wero caused By bullets.
Idnde's mother was in the room Wh'"
,bo men we're arraiQDed. and had long
talk with her son. Il was rumored that
she had persuaded him TO tell District
Attorney whitman al! he knew OF thr
affair which caused the death OF the two
children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
ARMY CONFERENCES END
Good Results Follow Discus
sions of Needed Changes
From The TriNUn" Bureau.

Washington. July 95.-Coufcrences ~
officials Of the War Department and
chiefs Of the several divisions to formu-
LAT. plans Tor "A reorganization Of the
service ended to-day. and Secretary Slim
sop and Major General Leonard \.
Wood. chief Of the stan. express them
solves as we'll pleased with the result
At several sessions Senators and Repre-
sentatiyes took part in the deliberations
officials Of the War Department beieV,
that great good To- the servic" VIII result
Although several Of tho reforms urged
ARC dependent On action Oy Congress
many improvements In the service can
he made. Il is stated. without legislation
Secretary Stimson and General Wood VIII
inaug,rate the changes recommended III
tho near future.
Following the recommendations 81
majority of the officers Of the COUNCIL
tn. army will be divided into three com
ulete divisions. and win be So assigned to
nostg throughout the country that each
division may be readily m"h'll@ed a.
complete lghting unit with the proper
proportlons of each branch az the SER
vice
Several subjects, among them the
length OF term of service. the creation OF
a standing reserve and other matters
coI,,nc far LEGISLATION. VIII be- brought to
the attention Of Congress ana changes u
the law recommended. probably next WIN
ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Hlayc JAY 24--Orihame dBr, New York
Hui July 2s-IdHho 'Br). New Hork.
Adelaide. Jriy 2j-Kasenen OH. New YORK
via Cape Town and Fremantle
Hong Kong. July 23-Kioto OBJ New York via
,rir.tr' July 22-Martha Washington CAusO.
New Ycrl. via Fayal, Aigi-rs and Naples.
Rotterdam. July "a -Excelsior Ger. New
York
FOR Manra and Yokohama
Manchester. July OBJ iBr, st John. b;
Thespiq ,Br1 New York
st Thomas. July @6 2 m-Parima QBrl, New
York for DcncraIa. etc.
bermuda. July ~, e:i5 m--Barn1udian Hr).
New York
Peraamhuco. July 2G-Arndale Obj. New York
and Norfolk for Bahia. etc: Tapajoz Graz),
New York fpr Rio dc JHueirO. etc.
Buenos Ayrcs. Juv 6-Bantu (Br). New York
via barbados and MOnteyldeo Tor Rosario,
Bahia blanca. Juty 2G-Frankmount Brp. New
York via Rio Dc JaurirO tor Corousl.
Valparaiso. July 2G-Mclicrskin (Norl, NeH
Ynti, ia Putin Arenas and Talcnhuauo
ouernstown. july 60 io:24 m--Celtlc G3r
New York for Llyerpoo! aud proceeded.
SAILED.
calcutta. July 2-Roienfels Ger. Boston and
New York.
hama. etcl Rostoa ana New York
81 Vincent. & Y, July 2;-Ridae ,Rr). New
York; afth. K0zemee tPr) tfrom New YotiD.
. Cape Town etc.
York ia Norfo0. Para.
Eotterdam July 24-Sirius (Ger) New York;
2zth. Comparable Gr). New York
Queenstown. July o6-Cedric (Br) from Liver
po'p' ~" PASSED.
Lizard. July 2G-oceanic. New York for Plym-
o,lth CherbDurg and Southampton. reported
by wireless telegraph 90 miles west at II ID
m: due at Plymouth abou, $50 a m to-
morrow
sagrcs. July IS Bound Brook (Nor, New York
for Genoa.
York for -.
Perin' July 2G-Swszi CBr). Calcutta and Co
iornbo for Boston and New York