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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-04
|TRlt OF SENATE
|GAUsE Of ANXIETY
.,ms on Political Com
,xion OF Legislatures viii
BE Scanned Tuesday.
NEED SIX
|n,lous Contests in MaSSa-
uIsetts and a Number Of
States in The West.
AOCRATS NEED SIX
.,,enai Nnrs eorrice.

<c~naticnal News service.
sHINGT0N. Nov. 3.-Nhllc the
a of nearly everybody is centcred
ou.come Of the presidential con-
,xt Tuesday. the struggle ove- the
-cf congress is nearly as impor-
M iu some respects rs quite rs in
me AS on the outcome Of the bat
the control Of congress, in even
measure than on the presidency,
fs Inc shaping Of legislation after
Nareh 4.
foremost question with reference
.oress is. will tho Democrats cap
|ontrol of the senatc7
tlher important problem ia: VIII
U[mocrais increase their margin Of
r in the house or will there be Il
chances are about even on the
rats controlling the senate. They
La Of IS votes In that body next
ss. allowing for the defeat of Sen
ardncr in Maine and giving them
tor TO replace Senator Sanders Of
sea, who is Republican. Forty.
|cats are necessary TO control. If
Nemocrats can capture six seats In
ing Tuesday above those counted
Democratic, they will win.
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Mixup in Colorado.

DENVER Nov 9.--IIuudreds OF meet
ngs in all the cities and towns OF the
state Yesterday practically closed the
spcak king campaign Of all partcs, aud now
the leaders are directing their attention
toward getting their full strength at the
POLLS noNt Tuesday. The question OF
which OF the three leading parties will
cnrry the state Is q mootcd one hut
Governor Wilson Is indicated as having
tho advantage over the Other presidential
candidates.
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Claim Arizona's Vote.

PHOENIX. .Ariz.. Nov. 3.-Democrats
and Progressivcs claimed tonight the
election OF their three candidates for
presidential electors. based upon their
respective polls Of tho states most pop
uious sections. The Taft forces assert
that the Republicans viii carry several
the election of Carl Hayden, Arizona 3
single congressman.
All the constitutional amendment bills
are expected 10 carry with the exception
OF the suffrage amendment the fate Of
which is In doubt although ali parties
hive lndO~sc cd IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-04
FAMOUS ARMY SURGEON
DIES IN WASHINGTON
V international News Service

WhSHlHGTON, NOV 5--Major Gcner-
al Robert Maitland O'Reilly. who was
surgeon general Of the United States
army from September. 1902. 10 January.
1909, and personal physician and close
friend Of the late President Grover Cleve-
land. died at his home. 1927 Q avenue
Northwest. shortly before o'clock this
morning fter n weeks Illness of Bright's
disease Funeral arrangements havo not
As yet been made. Major General o.
Reilly was taken i'll about a week ago
Prior to that tlc1e his health had been
remarka bly, good
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-04
Both Claim Wyoming.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Nov, 3.-The cam
pa!Gn in Wyoming VIII be carried ON
vigorously up 10 the night before cleo
ton. Tomorrow night numerous mass
meetings viii be held.
Chairman <. G. Hopkins has not
cratic plurality I'm wyoming for Cover
nor Wilson. Patrick Sullivan, Rcpubli-
can chairman, says TAFT viii receive Il
comfortable majority.
The Progressive party claims the state
for HOoseV ell bv a smDll mn loritN.
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leo VIII he brought to A close tomorrow
night. with soricS Of Republican, Dem
ocraiiC and Progressive rallies through
out tho state
state Chairman A. II. IIudSpcth tonight
claimed the state for Wilson by $500 pIu-
rality.
Chairman II. W. Clark OF tho Kepuh-
Leans, predicts plurality for TAFT ri
1900, while Chairman Otero. OF The Pro-
gressiVns claimed Roosevelt would carry
Tic atale BIZ q larga nluraliLN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-04
IMPORT PASTOR
+. r. THOMAS
lional Nevs S,r,lno

|pcnw po''al News Service.
<oyideN u l.; NOV, 3.-A minister
al IN w,ll be brought here to
fine Wedding Of T.. T., Thorn
~ p ''u,u millionaire, and Miss
|fjsi rInicy. the young New
"'eoVuins to reports current
ofoy,a,"nlrS IN New NorE because
diyns,n" nt hw first wifc'a de-
"A gtner' ill., Nj. Thomas also folnd.
of 49,, lc could not obtain tho
|6c yJ". No"por, clergyman. For
Ia p,assl mere have mndo IL q
foma" w n divorced person.
al III. anh Miss Finley wilI lac
|0c BcMr neine ~ Mr.. and Mrs. r..
~ vii, thll ~ Land 3 End. The
<rep,ne 's performed ncNt We'd :
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Aggressive Campaign.

HELENA. Mont Nov. 3.-The Demo-
cratic Republican and Progressive lead
ears claim Montana ior their candidates
tonight but the large increase I'm voting
population. the formation OF four now
counties and The aggressive campaign OF
the Socialists have made uncertain pre-
dictions based on the results in former
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-04
No Change in Oregon.

PORTLAND. or. Nov, 3.-SUnday
brought forth nothing TO change the pre-
dictiou OF n close presidential contest.
There appears no disintercstcd person
well Informed politically who Is willing
10 NCnlMrc d nrolictinn OF aMN Kind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-04
Contest Not Closed.

SEATTLE Wash. Nov 3,-Thc Wash
nEion campaign did not close last night.
nor will meetings tomorrow night end
tho appeals. which arc hkcN 10 he CON
ilnued Tuesday. In most election fore
casts Washington has been given To
pc1c,,-sJf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-04
E Control Rests.

stafcs whose returns Tuesday
Fill be important from Il senate
oint are Colorado, Delaware, Ida
inois, Iowa, Kansas, Massachu-
Minnesota. Montana, Nebrask
New Hampshire. New Jersey,
[exico. Oklahoma. Oregon, Rhode
South Dakota, Tennessee. West
|a and Wyoming. AS to some Of
here is practically no question
most Of them there are fights.
enators each are to be elected IN
10, Idaho and Illinois. The states
are the centers Of hardest sena-
tontests arc the three lust named
IVA, Kansas, Massachusetts. Mich
Nebraska, South Dakota, West
b and Wyoming.
Il1portant phase of the situation
II the Democrats elect the pres
md vice president and the sen
ne. 4S TO as, the Democrats will
oDtrol because the vice president
o controlling vote.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-04
Forecast.

house will have 40 members.
"a 429 are 10 be elected today,
ying been chosen already, four
Aalnc and two from Vermont.
'qse membership is 395. The
ousc will he under the new ap-
1ment and will have fortv-onc
rs more than the present house.
tsent Democratic membership of
ose Is $50 or twelve more than
4mDer necessary TO control the
ouse. In the next house 2ls will
1ajorty, The Democrats in tho
house have thirty-two more
mslority. If they are as strong
ly IN the next thoy viii have
30 members,
'lfw Of the mixed condition of
~ manv congressional districts,
'Hon favoring the Democrats,
practically no question that
1l keep control of The house
ncleye they are going TO in.
tnsir relative strength, that is,
'ng to have larger margin OF
"a tho enlarged house than in
'$ent house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-04

Pasadena. Cal,--C. l.. Parsons of the
Chas. It, Ward Drug Co. writes +" We
have sold and recommended Foley :
Honey and Tar Compound for years
md believe it TO be one Of the most
efficient medicines in the market.
Containing no opiatcs or narcotics, il
can be given freely 10 children.
Schramm.J J Johrson. Drugs.
Advertisement )
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-04
All Parties Claim Victory.

RENO, Ncv,, Nov. with the cam
pairu ia Nevada practically closed. VIC
tory at the polls on Tuesday Is claimed
by leaders Of the Republican, Progressive
and Democratic parties. Democratic lead d.
ors claim that Wilson and tic entire
ticket viii he elected ny 1000 plurality.
The Republicans are claiming the cleo
ton Of Senator Massey aud Congressman II
Roberts, bat arc silent aS to the head OF
tho ticket, Progressive Headquarters
claim that Roosevelt will sweep the state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-04
All Seem Confident.

ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ. Noy. i.-The
first presidential campaign IN New Mex
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Taft'S Defeat Is Conceded.

Republican Charmen in other states ad-
visng Republicans to vote for Wilson to beat
Roosevelt.
Purpose Of federal officials of Utah. in
keeping the Taft claims, known by them to
be false and misleading, going in their organ,
is to hold pope III line for their discredted
state ticket SO they may in the event Of its
success, receive state appointments from
Republican governor after their names are
erased from federal pay rolls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-04
Put Utah in Line

Let the people get into position to work
in harmony with the next administration to
secure ndemnites in Mexico, and such other
relief as they are entitled to receive.
Two more standpatters in the national
congress will be drawback.
Vote for Tolton and an honest admins
tration of the state government along consti-
tutiOnal lines.
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RarftberidIt.
Omaha, "A

Suo Omnhd, II. gtob.
HinObieb-3uiubr 1000; Rnrft
itarf.
Cute Bis bette SS.25-i0.00.
RitteImdbise BIS quite 1925
$S.25.
@epohnIide biz mittelmdbise
$6.00-7.25.
: aiibe mo Sellers, itarf.
100.
SUITE biz Jeite Sellers $685.
geo.
gutc bis bette aii5e $3.50
GAO.
@1ittelmdBige Bis CUTE aiibe
81. 50-5.50.
@etp6bnIife Bis mitteIudbise.
$3.25--4.40.
StoderS unS Seekers, felt Bis
10c nieoriger.
Cute Biz bette $6.25-7.50.
WitteImabige bis quite, $5.75-
1925.
@erpobnIidJe Bic mitteImdbiee
$5.00-5.75.
Stod Sellers $4,000.
9dlber $5.00-900.
guGen $4.O0-5.00.
Shpeine-3ufubr 10000; Nnrtt
felt. Gurfidnittspreis 1915 bis
7.S5: hoditer Ereis $50.
Sf}ofe-3uiubr 1900; Mortt
l5c bober.
Rutterldaie, CUTE Bis bette
S3.75-4.60.
@iooer, CUTE bis bette $50
1925.
Sdbrlinge, CUTE bis bette $500
$40.
2dmmcr $6.75-7.20.
Seeoers: Mutteridoie $500 Bis
1925; @iobers 1915 - $i.25;
SdbrIinge $4.50-$5.15; 2dmmer
$5.25-$6.25.
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SOnncritas Den II. &upembcr 191,
Sic @unuerneursluabl.

Goriser Heeo pom 0emofratiifei
Staats-G entralfomite, giebt ieinen
GntihIuB fu1to, Die grrp0bIung bon
Glnrfc gerihtlif 81 bealtitanoen.
&eeo mill Dorerlt eillen gugriif ari
hie @cieBliffeit Der @obI in Golf
GountD MAIDEN, ipooitrd1 Die &ono.
l~ungslueiie Oe3 auOitors url0 Die
GntideiOung oes 0iitriftgeriftes,
Gic 9tamen Der Grdiioentidaits.
glettoren nid)t in Die Rubrifen Der
&nblmnid)itet cingetrngen iuoren
uno Die Stimmgeber gejprngen
mur6en, elltgeaen ibrem @tIlert, fir
idmmtlihe Gleftoren 5l itinumen.
Ger General StoatsontDolt bat IN
Ger 5roge, ebenfoIls Die Gntif)ei-
hung gei6llt, Dab Die gtnrnen Der
Gleftorcn in Den Aubrifen Der
@oblmaidinen erideiuen miiiien,
I'm oeren GrtpdbItng nidt 81 &c.
fdbr0en. Snfolge Sieier llnresel.
mdBigteit bofit NeeO Oie @abl in
Folf Gountp ungeiebIia erfldren
eli lalien, io6aB Gltnn ols eripGblt
gu betradjten pdre. Reed bebnuptet,
rap CT BON abnliden 5daen III meb.
rrren Counties 0es neinten 81.
itrlftes aenntltis babe. Die penn
unteriud)t, cine gennltige genbe.
ring III Dem @ablreiuttat berbei.
fiibren meroen.
g. 9. 5reie 9reiic.
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Niniam .. Tndols YiifsIitb Der
Nanrrbfh0rbe.

~A"WtfstHs~f
Hcrr @iaiam 8. @ndolj Vijc.
rdfiocnt Der cnlaba National NoHf
airoc OILS RahioIacr BON Serrn
Sinnc e. Compton. melder iein
INT nieoerlcgie, gum Riiglieo Der
Jmaba @niier Ne1oroe lgN1tcr
oaro.) rrwdbIt. 2cn Minister
min Innit am 1. Sauiiar 1915 al.
einem better geeigncicn Ranne,
ais Scrrn Nnfolj tonnte oieies
jeranhportlid)e Amt ifiperlidl iibcr.
.rdgen mer0cn. ausaeitnttet nit
einer aroBen Geidldiilidcn gegn,
Hna. bnt or iidl pabrcno ieilcr
r%riolareidlen yaufbabn 0%icicniacn
a%eultniiie angeeianei, lDcldle iiit
iii Nitalieo Der @aiierbeboroe bon
grobter @iftigfeit limo. in 81
lGnJinfen giebt 6 nobl 9tieman0
III Omaha. Der Serrn 9iidlol5 an
mabgebenoem llribeil, eriporbcn
frrdl l~nnaidbriae prattiite Ilaiig
felt in bcocutcnocn 6iuanjinititliten,
iibertriiit.
Gin 8reierfoniite mllrOc Ourd Oie
9eboroe eruonnt. nm Serrn 9udoli
Don ieiner grm1bllma III aenntnIB
5I lesen.
Serr Compton mar lett Der pc
lriinoma Der geboroc I'M Sabre
1908 Witglieo OcrieIben Gr hattie
idlon Dor Sabren beihloiien, 81 re
iIaniren. lpenn Der autaili Der @ai
ierperfe our9 Die StaOt nbgeihloi
fen lei.
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@ermeiert.

Gam Greco, cin auIeltellter Der
Union Gociiic @ertitaitc. licat aui
cen Zoo perrpunSet I'M St. Soiepbs
SoipitaI. Dit ieinem Snnosmani
aneel EiccoIo luor or ipegen Oes
geiiees zines alien &odeS in Streii
gcratbeu. in been 8crlaui 4iccolt
ein Haiirmciicr 5og mO ieinem
@egner Sflnitte I'M @eiid)t mn
am ~llnterIeib beibrndie. Ger Thd.
Ter 1T entiloben. Greco oiirit,
idperli6 nit Dem Sebeu oopon.
tommen.
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@eorae grnnOciS, Goniin hon
grtbur Sran0eis. Der nu 9icnitas
BON Chicago einirai, inn BET Der
geituug Der graHOei5 Stores BE-
filiIid 5u iein mo ibm b%eionOers
bel Den einfduien sur Scite III
iiehen.
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Kohl0

u>hI.n infrs Carbon aoble III ~aus0eeidnet fiji aoden mo
|NIIilIEI 3eeB Gle III rein, ghbt etbe, euslnot Nh idhel
's'sS'' biuterIdbt pene aihc bait oas 6cuer iO " DE bere
noble mnHereu WrcHss I'm wgdrtte @robe guB1robe VI uo Gina
800, Gbcrofec 81 $3.50. @r brfnuien aud Ohio, Nod Sprtng5,
Sterioar, @alnut, glod COTS, Sds um0 8hnbbols llnire @arttoble
~ nie Seranton-oe bette aobIe bic ~erforocrt riro. gerfdnfen aud
bic ArtaniaS umb Scmtanbracte. lie bette Ifhcuri qcbIe $500
SHit 20 fhbl. IL. Ctr. telephone Douglas $50
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Nae ha6en llriade, iidl III mfrellelI.

Tlf DnbcH ilriad]c, ltdl 5i frelielt.
Die Wnhl brnfte allen Gnrteieit
cnle 5reuoe. Die Gemofrntcit iino
rfreut. cinen grdiiOenien erpoblt
SIT baden. Die 9epubIifouer iitb
hoderfreiit, ben Stoot Soma ntdlt
gai1j u~erloret III babelt, i'll dnoereri
g@iIion~ Stoaien oiirften lie mohl
nieleIbe ltridfe SIR Sreuoe boben.
Gle sSrnuens Stimmredtler baden
aitd) llriade sur 6reliOe, BENT tie
geiponnen fiinf Staaten. l1nb emo.
lid) unierc IiebpnspiirOigen 5reiin.
81, Bic Grobibiiioniiten, oiirien lid
nit oen So5ialiiien freiten,. oenil
teioe Yarfcien baben ibre Gtim.
nlensab[ p~erboppeIt. Die @abl la.
SculitadD cIIe 9beile b~efrieoigt.
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Die SenntOren GnmmiilS nno
aenDon iino ais eil 9aar ionOcr.
bare 9riioer III be5eidnen. Der
Cine neltnt i'd cin 5iibrer Der
1rogreiiiuen iilto IiebdugeIt bciiat.
zig nit ieinen Begliern I'M Stalo.
pat Eager, pabreno Der anoere iifl
ielbit ols Gin S%ionopnt be5eidncf
nno itets nod progrciiiucm Eager
;hiclt.
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Senaior aennOn lit iebr beidei.
Sen, CT iii bodlcrireut iibcr oeu re.
plbIifaNiiden r5icg" im 1tant
Soma.
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9emtid)e &alenoer

jeglihen Gbararters, bunforifiihcr
rnO erniter Iatlir, Oeutfd)c Bidder
unO 3eitdriften, oeutid,e @Iiid.
rinidfarten fir ale @eIe9enbeiten
lei Siuark q Mraelub, 100 flo.
Lido 10. Strabe, omaha, Mebr.
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Seine @iirite nIler art hurr.
ben in unierem Gtabliiiemeut bon
cinem gelernteu @uritmader BON
MiImaafee bergeitellt. Baden Gle
einen 8erind, bic @nrit mirb III.
len idlmeden. Sdnauber Il SoTi.
mann, 40S ndfbI. 16. 5trakr.
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abonnirt aui bic r0raic BEe'lss.
$3.50 oas 5abr
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Nnrc WcinnObcit ~ beiditen

Gnrc 1cinnSbeit 5u beiditcn
1T nidts iDeientIidcr als refine, ia.
ritare 9etten. llniere neueingerid.
tete gInlage miro Cure 5eoern mo
WiatraBen ipie men moderL rein.
ianitar mo ae~iunSbeitlid); greiie
aunebmbnr. Omaha Billion 60,
|172t Cunning Strabe, Eel. 0ou-
glas 2467, Mis-.
Eas preismiiroigfie ellen BEL
Deter Mlmb. Geutihs Slide. 1908
Dodge Girake, 2 Gtcd. geabl3et
ter 20 Gents.
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Emaba 9etreiSr. Narft.

Omaha, IA .gloOember.
Starter @ei5en-
Yer. 2, 8112-621ac.
9tr. 8, St-S2c.
Gar. a, 78-S0Rc.
6riibjabrstpeiJert-
Rr. 9, S1H-S2c.
0r. 3. 80h-sfHc.
Nr. 3. 7SE-7sAc.
@eiBes aorn-{
0r. .. 56A-5634c.
Ger. 5. 56A-561ac.
Gelbes aorn-
Nr. >, 58c.
@r. 3, 57A-57$Ac.
Sort
Rr. >, 56A4-5634c.
Nr. 3, 56-5612c.
WeiBer @aicr-
Nsr. ., 3034-3ie.
GER. 80. 3O-30Ac.
Ger. 4, 30E 3oAc.
Stouonro SAFER 301a-30Me.
Mal5gerite 56-65c
6ltterserite, Nr. /, 45-59e,
Goegen-
9tr. 2, 6fe.
Ger. 3. 60c.
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Serlangt-Gin MGoGen, onS oeltid,
iprehen fanlt iiir cine ocutjd)e
9uhbatoIilng. @ute Stcaultg fir
bic refte Terion. 9inn tclcpbonire
nad) 7 lbr abenOS @orllep 407S.
ii.
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cot III Dcrfanfen, 3454 iiiOl. Is.
Strabe, t55 bel Al. Eel. Gou.
alas 1881.
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Entered as seeond-cldss Matter. March II. 1912
6ithe pnst0ffoe at Omaha, Nebraska, under nc
Ado t Congress, March s., 1873.
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TatentaaludTtl.

Mti.nro Goop, 4aip4s, 1850 Gitp
Rat. PAM gIos.s 1850 xnger;
Snb. g.1S6a
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R(aI(ItI5irte An5eiqen!

@erlanst-em Radtitoafnedt bel
Der a(mericou 3ronSfer So, Ode
IA. unO 0iaion StraBe. @llter
Sobn IiIr Den redten Monn.
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Saifem. nnS @anOubren nnb Grill.
len gut reparirt s. M. 9ruI6.
1917 @umina Strabe.
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OMAHA TRIBUNE

TRIBUNE PUBLISHING co.
VAL J. PETER, Pres.
1911 Howard Str. Omaha, Nebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
Sob Scs @cncrals 6. z. &rass.

@cncrals Srigapicr 60. Stmpeiant
Bragg, S~cfcblsbabcr Der bcriibmtcp
.Sron Sri9abe", lit ont 20. Suni in
,Spnb OH &ac, Wi5., gcitorbcn. @cu.
Srngg nabm iair an ollcn @cicd)ten
tbcil. in bencn Die Totomac ; Irlncc
bctbcili9t mar. Sir picle Sabre bat
Der &eritorbcnc icircn Siitritt i'm
Gonarcb pcrtrctcn uuo mar cinnnal
Winiltcr bon Mtcrito. Sen. Bragg
lpdr Bcborcn 81 llnabian, u. ., ant
20. Scbrliur 1927. Sm Sabre 1880
tam Der @cncrnl rud SonO On Gao,
ipcld)cs icinc blcibcnbc Wobnitdttc bis
sum Spbc perblicb. Sm Sabre 1858
puroe CT gum Siitrifts : Nnlpalt aes
ipdblt. gcim Iuabruh bes Siirserz
fric9cs trat CT in Den aricgsbienlt unb
nnbm rubmpolI an piclen Sd)latten
tbcil, pesbalb CT bcnn old) bis gum
Mangc ciucs Generals lIicg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

gen am Tlntc icien. 10 io[lten liz
DENT ar1cit 8iilbe gu Cute tonmcn,
who has no other playground
than the street, than The late
evening, because of lack of clothes
10 make the proper appearance in
the daytime" Sb bic Ireumcntc
gegcn Gurfelp. bic fir cine 0roBs
II D gcltcn, aud, fir Gin $4,000
Scclcn 5ablenbc Stabt pic Sllbuouc
9eltcn forunen, heint alio mitbin
i'm bciubcnbcn Sinnc bon Dem Manor
Der Shliinclitobt, Der bod ais Snds
mann IN nicicr 6rnge 9clten ioltc, crz
Icot9t 81 icin. Iber mar crlnlbe Die
idiidternc Outrage. @are cine
ocrartige itobtiid,c %nrlngc p%oreebradt
lpprbcn, iucnn lid mirfltf Der gr6ftc
Sbeii rcr Gltern ais competent err
iuicien bate in Der Seaufiid,tisnug
ibrcr S%prORliusc ???- %. NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
guxsn,h,areer Gasstir, gieuston, or,. 2. a,,lf 1919.

unb Serr $. @oIler; gu ct. Yotrid
Sri. DC. @Qipnn9er uub Scrr 8. 81
Stols; 81 Sperspiqc, in Der ct
Sran5isfuss Stride. Sri. q. Is. Bah
ming unb &err otto &ciicImnnu; Sri
Soiepbinc 2ueicr nnb Sr. Simpr
Shermcr; 6u petersburg, IN SS,
Yctcr NM Eaul, Sri. Gdcilin 2ocdc
unb 5r. .. Yla99e. Sbncn Ilcr
Slid gum Sullpcl
Sa3 Gomitc fir GrStlidc Sns
ipcttion Der Dffcntlitcn Sd,ulcn, be-
Itcbcub aus Den Scrren Sruitccs SiBs
patrid, Sdrochcr. Ibama. unb Supcrs
intcnbent Sarris crflGrt, Eldne mn
Wctbobcn 5u itlbicrcn. nm i'm
Scptcmbcr bieics Sabrcs nit elmer
IDitcnlntiidcn dr5tlid)cn Suipcftion Der
Shulcn beginner 81 fonucn. Sab
init elmer icld)cn ltntcrilld)uns picl
III Tunfto W~ciunbbcit Scr ainhcr.
%crbiltung bon nnitedetbcn aranfbciz
ten, etc, gctbnu lpcrbcn fam. liegt
ouf Der Snnb. Sicsbc3iiglid) nrod,tcrl
mir Die Iufmcrfiamtcit "unicrcr 2cicr
altf cilcu Irtitcl Scitc 7 bieicr Nulns
b~inlcnfcnL bctitclt: rNer3tiide Snz
ipcftion u~nicrcr YiarrihuIcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

Ipc. cnlpor urlb poI3u9, iobalo CT hic
@clcile CREDIT bate. Die bl. 6auhz
lung. @dbrcnb Der 8ciitlifc, Der
balb inter Den 3u9 g~cfrod,cu mar mn
Den aopf Der b%cipubtlpicn Srnll nit
Der eincn Sarb Gin pcllig in Die 6obc
biclt, Die 8cbctc iprad, barrie untcn
aitf Der Strdbc cine llnd) mcbrcrcil
Sauicnbcn 5Gblenbc Mcnld]cnmcnge
IN cbrfurd)tsupllcr Stiue aus, bis Die
81. Sunblung ppriibcr mar, unb be-
reitcte oann Dem Die Sreppc Der Sta
tion bcrub tommcrbcu Tricitcr cine
Spatipn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
WHAT CITY BOOSTERS HAVE
ACCOMPLISHED"

Inter hieIcm Sitcl pcrDffcntlid)i
bas n9uubcrtcrs Gomitc" u~nlcrcr Su'
buqilc SnbultriaI Corporation cine
Iuf5ablulg bcs bisber fir bic Staoi
9ubuquc Wclciitctcn. Man tnnn bel
Der Scftiirc nicicr S6atcn nur 9e>
itebcn, rap Die @%cmilbuu9cil Der Sts
huitrial Corporation icbr bcfricbigcnoc
u c por5u5cigcn babcn mn
nod bcbclltcrb mebr in Der 3utunft 81
lciltcn pcriprcdcn, bu cine gan6c
3cibc bod)it lp%crtbpollcr lrbcitcn be-
reits bcguuncn iinb. l"lnIcre tatbos
liid)cu Ndnncr uuo Siln9lin9c, lpeld]c
in Der SnOuitrinl Corporation u1o I'M
,Gomitc bon 6unbcrt" pirtcn, hclfcn
Dnburh an icbr ipcrtbpolcn Scltrcs
bnngen auf itdbtild, sbilr9crltd)cm &C.
bictc. Ellie Gbrc ibnen! - (Gt. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
I~ufregcnhc S5enc.

Rem Dort. 81. o.. 81. Slni. -
lin 5u elmer nerur9liidtcn Srau, Die
itcrbcnb inter ciucm Sod)bnhn5ug lag,
III gclangcn unb ibr Die Sttrbciafras
mcutc rcidjcn 81 fonncn, tlcttcrte Tep.
&m. ,. 9lcdrn, Elm ntblctiidl gcbnuter
iulscr Ericiter Der ct. Satrid 8 Stride
an Sent Ino @illou9b6p apcmic cincn
EfciIcr Der Sodbabn : StrrftIr bel
Der Citation an Mprtlc mn Srautlin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
Tarnt I'll u%erfaufem.

$40 9l6er. ~ Nder inter aultir. 81 Ider
s9cioe. IL 9lier Slae Steni @teie. ons itbrIse
III pol5l mo. pauS nit d 3ininierli. Staa uto
gluBeu9ebigoe. 3ieieS III cine idhone Greet
Nuttom ,yaru gnb baS Gi1ertbum BON Grbeu.
ueldle oen Madam theilct lpoacu. gsuroe nie
/ iupor gum Nertauie angebpten. 81 etuer fatbos
liidlen Wadbbariautt eeleJen. NO hdl eile idiore
fatboliidIe airme, Sdbule nio @loitsr bciiioet.
Az aieilcn BON 81. Ynul. Ncoilo Co.. aans.
Sie 5arm III $4,000 iperth, piro abcr sum
Yreije Don Sl4. 400 ~oiierirt. FUR nabere Igstuntt
ithreibe man al Martha NaHertp, @rbiu uno
NahlaBoeriualt. rin. ct. Saul. Rams.
| Setm snreibcn criuaGue man gct. oicirS Nlntt.