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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02
THIS WAS MAN or SORROWS
He Tries One Plan After Another 4
Rid Troubles and 6emoans
Als Failure.


Matt Schapher of San Francisco
says he is q man Of many sorrows
He decided to end them April IS and
drank q mixture Of red paint and poi
son. That only made him sick. so he
shot himself through the right ear
That made him angry. so he waded out
into the ocean to cool his wrath. The
lifesavers brought him in and took him
to q hospital. I
"Everybody's dom 1t, millionaires
doctor sand preachers, and / thought
l would have q try" he explained to
the nurses.
you don't know my troubles. Ny
chickens have the pip, my dog wal
shot the other day by a cop. ! haven'
enough money to renew my life insur
ance and / don't like the minister out
where l live. Then l have had Ills 81
the body and Of the soul and ven o.
the heart He will probably recover
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02
INDIANS CHARGED WITH MURDER
Six Captured and Crowd Surrounds
Jail at SusanvllIe California.

Susanville, Cal.-Six Indians were
placed in the Lassen county jail here.
charged with the shooting Of two Off
GERS at Tule lake.
Deputy Game Warden Frank Cady
and United States Deputy Marshal 10
seph Mellinger, the Indians victims.
have been brought here for treatment.
Mellinger is shot and probably fatally
wounded.
The two officers had arrested IL In
dams at the lake for Illicit fishing.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02
MRS. MARSHALL Is
ALSO A TEEToTALER

Says She Never Served Liquor at
Dinner and Never Will.
Washington. - what Mr.. Bryan
serve at his own dinner Is Mr.. Bryan's
" business" said Mrs. Thomas r.
Marshall, wife of the vice president.
Il have served any liquor to
drink at any dinner I've ever given
and I do not intcud to do SO. whether
it is q state dinner or n for personal
friends"
Many notables Of Washington life
are taking part in the international
comment on Secretary Bryan's grape
juice banquet to British Ambassador
Bryce, with was attended by the first
figures Of the diplomatic corps.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02

Washington.-The sundry civil ap-
preparation bin carrying the provision
that 10 funds appropriated by It for
prosecutdon under the Sherman law
should 30 used against farmers or
labor orga1isat1ons. was ordered favor
ably reported TO The senate BY the
senate committees. Il was this pro.
vision which caused former President
Tsft to veto Il Senators on the com
mittee believe that President Wilson
win sim the bin.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02
MISSISSIPPI FLOOD MAKES
OVER 10000 HOMELESS
Region Of 200 Square Miles Of Fine
Farming Lands Will BE
Inundated.

Farming Lands Will BE
Inundated.
Natchez, Miss.-A long threatened
break in the main line Mississippi
river levees along the west bank in
upper Louisiana came early Sunday
morning, when the Lake st. John
levee. - miles north Of Ferriday, La,
went out. turning the flood waters
loose upon fine farming lands and vii
lagos Of lower Kansas and Concordia
parishes.
Approximately 10000 persons will be
driven from their homes in a region
of about 800 square miles. The prop
erty damage will total several hundred
thousand dollars.
People living nearby were warned
fully two hours before the crash came.
Most of the live stock had been moved
to the hills on the Mississippi side Of
the river.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02
/. W. we on Bread and Water.

Colorado Springs, Colo-Fourteen
members Of the Industrial Workers Of
the World, sentenced to work on the
rock pile. went on . strike and refused
to work. The court ordered the men
on a diet Of water and bread until they
are ready to obey.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02

Atlanta, Ga.-Mary Hogan. q II.
year-old white girl. ri found dead
with q rope around her neck In q base
ment by Newt T. Lee, negro 1anitor Of
the building. The police are holding
Leo pending Investigation.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02
news Of THE WORLD
ITEMS or GENERAL INTEREST
FRESH FROM the DAILY
.rELEoRApH WIRES.


tJoPpeutu0e Naxv0uous 0toSoTacAl ana
Political and Personal Events
Told IN Brief Paragraphs
for Busy Readers.
Pope Plus Il much impr wed since
bis recent illness.
The government Of the United States
employs almost 600. 900 people.
California's anti-alisn legislation has
stirred business Of naturalization of
that state.
Joseph Davies oe Wisconsin has ac-
copied the enthusiastically Of corpo-
rations at the national capital.
The bill to prevent professional box
ing in California by prohibiting purses
and gate receipts failed to pass.
Orders were issued Monday to re-
sumo operations Of the smelling and
mining properties It Cananea. Mexico.
Oscar Olson alias Fonberg. the out
law Of Grassy Lake. Alberta. was cap
tured Saturday. after being fatally
shot.
NJ $50. $1,000. - ! -.
.....s Ed.s...s.s.s ...a.s.,s- III,
49,. .h,s 49, 8 Ca. 80 r,.v Tr,v
80
n. ...-r.. n..-.u..a..
u.,.s..ss4,a o.s--sss - 49, rs.Snisa
as..nn 49, s.. - 1,s,ott.
1s,srd 8, lSsss.
~. 49,. c.... - Z,
~ sa'aS.s. y 1880 ~
sN0u ~ Sss.St.s. a;o,+.s
~asnt,r - ~ 1rHs~ -
~ -. D9sn sN9.eu e.
s.s.s.as. ~ -. cs.~ss - 60
- ~ IInst.S s.stss =
- Wy
i Mols snsa 49, ~ ens 0e I.sl
y. na.hsas .s.,e,ara ~. 1890
y .ha,. ~rrr,c-rnant
- sAe '-Ap e
Brigadier General Walter s. Schuy
49, = ~. $780, -" saaohad ~ 80.
IN. ~ $500 1850 ~e
The five-power loan contract IL
China has been completed by bankers
rep.e pnsn1n '.s I. .snsns lon0n' 0e'
Percy Drew. said to have been
wealthy resident Of Bridgeport, Conn
killed himself with poison ct San Fran
~ " ~
Almost the entire estate Of $1,000
900 OF William g Borden, the younl
missionary who died at Cairo. Egypt
April 9. y left TOR missionary work.
William p. Haywood and four othe
members OF the ! W. w. who hav
taken an active leadership In the sill
mills strike 1t Paterson. N. J.. are un
der arrest
That the state o. Minnesota can no
Olatm mining rights In bodies OF or
lying under public waters 10 the effec
Of . recent decision handed down 1
district court
~ uonc,r,u s.turd.v Miss n,m
UuyQeEs xoOSnuy HUN <OItsa0OsN OI0
and Nathaniel Burton Quarreled an
llurton shot and killed Miss Snyde
and then himself.
rc,n.r r..hc,,~ c-,a~~vrr.r -. -,
h,d6en either a ovr a. rida n anti
mobiles, according to an edict pull
lished this week IN the Rhenish Prui
sian bishopric Of Treves.
rhr.. ,,,u,on ~ h,rar.a ana -,
.na,,ss.sa Sc,,s-. -. ~ .ma,.. :
az 1890 .sst.,nsx ~ ~ psrr.s
-r,s pss,.nsS -~c-nrsnv thro,sS ~
$780,. s.ass !. ~. m.Ss,e rssse
capitals. wanted In connection Wit
the grsna 1ury,s wnate slavery inves
gauon. responded IN court In persoI
M0n08F ~ " LOS ANGIE
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02
FIVE WERE BURNED TO DEATH
Two Women and Three Children Lost
at Preside Barracks.

at Preside Barracks.
San Francisco.-Two women and
three children were burned to death in
a fire that destroyed two frame bar
racks occupied by noncommissioned
officers Of the Sixth infantry and their
families at the Preside here Sunday.
The lives lost were those Of the fam
lily Of Sergeant Schall, U. s. A.. his
wife, her mother and three children,
aged 5, Z and 8 years.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02
Dundee Gets . Draw

Los Angeles.-Johnny Dundee. OF
New York was given q draw at the end
Of his 20-round fight Tuesday with
Johnny Kilbane. the f~eatherweight
champion.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02
BONANZA BORDEN U

mao Escaped From Pompton, New
Jersey, sanltarium.
Boston.-Romana Borden tumbled
Into the arms Of her father, Gail Dor.
den, the millionaire milk dealer Of
New York, at q local hotel, April 20,
and 30 brought to an end what ri
thought a serious affair when she dis
appeared from q New Jersey sani-
tarium.
Her father plans to place her under
medical care in q quiet retreat to ~
cuperate from the physical and ner
vous strain that attended her flight
from the sanitarium 1t Pompton. N. j.
April 28.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02

Infections Of rabbits blood failed to
save the life Of Mrs. Frederick Bruhn
In Seattle. victim OF internal honor
rhage.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02
SPOKANE WEEKLY REPORT.
Provisions.

Butter ~ During the past week
butter took q decline Of from two to
three cents. Receipts r quite liberal
and are constantly increasing. From
now on there win be q regular de-
cline until the bottom is reached. At
New York the demand was excellent,
receipts liberal and quotations firm.
Egs-Qu0tations during the week
declined so cents. The price to the
producer Is now standing ct $3.50.
Receipts are very heavy but It Il not
thought that quotations will decilen
further as the surplus 10 being put in
cold storage.
Poultry ~ Quotations remain I'M
changed. Business continues good
under liberal supplies.
Fresh Meats-Locally, mutton Ii en-
tirely off the market and will probably
continue SO until the middle of next
week. This is due to the sheep shear
ing being delayed by the cold wealth
or. Supplies of hogs : little more
liberal and dealers look for q decline
In the market before long. Beef con-
tinues scarce with prices strong. Cows
on the hoof have advanced q trifle
and are now quoted from So to $3.50.
Lard and Cured Meats-Both the
local and the eastern lard Ia un-
changed, although the latter IL very
strong. It is kept from advancing
only by the lower price Of the local
product. Cured meats ARE stationary
with prices firm.
Hides and Wool-Quotation in this
department remain unchanged with q
feeling Of weakness throughout. Tariff
agitation. has made the market very
uncertain. Supplies are somewhat
light.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Apples-No improvement ID noted
in the situation and quotations are
variable.
Other Fruits-Quotations on other
fruits remain unchanged with the
market in general steady and q nor.
NAL amount Of business progressing.
There are still . few cranberries on
the market.
Potatoes-Local conditions remain
unchanged with prices ranging be.
tween 20 cents and IS cents. At Chi.
cago there was . drop In prices under
. light demand.
AsparaSusEQuotatlons have dropped
. trifle and now stand ct between
. and 10 cents. Local supplies now
come from Kennewick, Treewater and
Walla Walla.
Radishes-This commodity VIII b
coming In from Portland, ore. next
week. A shipment has already n
rived from The Dallee, ORE.
KAA--
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02

Continue White House Lawn Parties.
Washington. - The president and
Mrs. Wilson intend to continue the
usual custom Of holding garden parties
weekly ON the lawn Of the White
House during the spring and early
summer. The first garden party 90
ours May D..
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-05-02

Drain Flour and Feed.
Wheat-Ths only change In this d.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22

nSariin,aGcrci" pocr .GinEial on
Sprb ocs itol5cn Suiifc3 .6rciliitc",
inn mir $ocrrcu Der Icit." Sos
icibitpcritdablid nm politilden Tnz
i9ielun9cu nlcr Nrt mn Iu6ii9lihs
tciten fiir Srcibdnolcr nno SptIdnbs
3DQncr iibcrrcide Stiid murbc nit
proScm &ciful ou%fGcnpmmcn. aud
ieitena bcs %rdIipenten, Der lid tplts
lid 81 dmiliicreu id)icn.
Scr cute YSufci Soc" Gaunpn be-
ianb lid glcid}ioll3 inter ncn Wdltcn.
IN Dem c~ntlcacnen Snnpilc fam II
cs oifenbnr nidt lnnge m%isbnlten.
Tud ncr felt cilligcn Sogcn in
@oitingtpu iucilcubc 0r. 6ricrmonn
aus Berlin, bottc elmer Ginlabung bcs
@rioiron Clubs Solge a~cleiitet nnb
miro lid nidt ipcuig gcluunoert hnbcm
mic Die nmcrifn1i'fcu 3citlunaaieHIc
nit Den groBcn unn bpdititcbcnben
Idnncrn piclc9 @anncs Mnipringcn.
@ie 9cpcidlcn niis Der SunhcSs
hauptitnht beIugten, bot Sr. Srico<
mann nm Spnntug ncm Hrdiiocntcn
icinc Summarizing gcnlodit nlb id,cint
IN micrer @mipc~ ohorptitnNt iibcr@
boipt cine ichr giinitiac Nliinahune &C.
finnbcn al hobcl. Sod !plrHc inn
pom @cncrals Ir6t Sinc mit9ctbeilt,
pdB, che CT ole neutrality-suspicious.
icincs Scrums nidt bcfnlmt gcmud)t
babe, bicieo nid)t in ocu 5lpiifjcuitunts
lid)en oanbel 9ebrndt lpcrccn bilrfc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Smitcn nnb Sd),uiubinht.

6uitcu unb Grfdltungen fiibren,
fpciin pcrnahldiiiat, itcts 81 erniten
9ungcnlcibcn. Sas %c~rniinftigite,
ipds Sic bel elmer Grfdltrns tbun
tonncn, lit, baB Sic lid cine Slaide
81. Sings Ncm Siscooerp' bolen.
Sic critic Noiis miro Sbnen @rleid)tes
riiu9 brineei, nnb Der Sillten miro
idllicBlid pcridnuinScn. 8. $.
3rnpn bon Wuscasinc, Ila., ihreibt:
.Wteinc Satin mar infol9c zines BART
nddigcn 9ultens bettldgcrig uno if)
bin iiber5euat. DAB tic bente nidt mebr
AM 9cbcn ipdrc. ipenn tic nidt Sr.
Ains's Nep Siscopcrp gebraiht
bdttc."~ Seit 43 Snbren ais bas
bette Scilmittcl fir Sriten nnb CIR
fdItunecn bcfannt. Yrcis 80 Gents
mn S1.00. @mpfobleu 3. @.
Guctc. 656 Main Ctr, Sus
bnqllc, Sotun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Sic dltcitc Sprade GurOpa's,

ipcnn man bon Dem mobcrncu @ricd)ie
idIcn abiic6t unh bic oisgeitorbcncn
Sprudcn ~iibcrbarpt nu6cr Sctrdd,t
lGBt. III bo5 IS ncli6 dc i'll Irlano.
Sic Oaelcu lpuren Gin SolfSltainrL
Der ctipn 1000 Sabre Dor Gbrilti @ee
burt nod Der @riinen Snici fam. Gle
0abcn ibr DEN NomcI @ire, mo inter
DicIcnl nurpc ih audi Den @ricd)cn
ctlpa 400 Sabre ppr rrlcrcr 3eitred)z
nl,no bcfonnt. &~cuigltcny Gnocrt>
halb S~abrinuienbc bcipubrten bic @acz
len, Die elm &plf Der 9roBcm fcltilhcn
Sdmilic ipnrcn. in Srlnnb lire llnnbz
tdugigfcit inter cigencl Sdlipiiin9en.
Sic DcinBen ld)ph lnngc ppr Ginflib>
rlllto hcs Gh%riircnibnmo Gin Nlpbapet,
bos Sgim gcuaunt mnrbe nro aus
ciucm Spitcm upn gcrdScn Sfnicn ober
Eunftcn 81 bcibcu Sciten ciicr
8runblinic bcltnno. dlio. lpic cin
moocrncr Spradiorifcr iid) allsgcz
Srildt bat. mic cine 6rcn5lula 5iptid,en
Gem Winric T(pbnuct 0cr Geographic
unp Der &tilidJriit all5inb. Us iuurbc
nomcntlih iiir Snid,rificn auf Gent
mdlcrn Dcnllet ulb crhielt lid bis IN
pua 5cblfc Snbrbunhcrt. Sani ipilroc
Is burh Elm NlpGnhct bon II Vild)1
Itnbcn cricBt, bas nlis rcm ~Satcini1fct
bcr0clcitct nor. nit Den, bns @dclild)c
iibcrGnupt p;clc &c5icbnn9cn ouflpciit.
Ton Scitcn Der cngliIdjcn 1crrcn bat
sic gocliidc Sprnd)c 10 lucni9 Milds
iid)t criubrcn, pnB 6 mic cin %nn@
Der cridlcint. baB lie iich audi MIR in
Meitcu bot crbaitcn f3nncu. Sic bat
iih hnnu nod DER aro6cn Nulaer0s
rptb in hcn ,Sobrcn 1915 bis 1S47
mir ncm Strom DER Nielpnnocrer nnd)
ben Scr. Stnotcn biniihergcrcttct, 100
tic 80 Sabre ipdter ais cine 5crcdtiate
Sprndc nncrfount ipuroc. sic bat
io9ar cine b%cionpcrc Sorhcruilg crfnbs
rem. 10 bab JIG hcute III 5000 pon Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
+ Garl Sascnbef. +

Carl Sngcnbed, Ser melt6efnnnte
SGnolcr nit milocn Tbieren itnb Wtc.
naaerie.Y eliBcr, lit am IA. slpril I'M
sitter BON Go Sobren in &am6urg
aeItorben. @r muroe ON 10. Sum-
1914 in Snmbrrg geboren nno
brod,tc oas bereits .pon leinem Safer
i'm Satire 1852 begriinoete @eIddft
Sn GROCER Sliitbe. Iae Sabre gin.
aen ieine Grpeoitionen na6 Ifrifa
uno anberen Grotbeilen unO bra6ten
cine reihe stnsbeute nit beint. aae
soologiiden @Grten Der @elt lno
picle 3irfuiie ~periorgte er nit ausers
leIenen Gremplaren Der Sblerpelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22

porhnliocncn 5000 hcr io3cnnE1tcn
9tntipnd!ihu!cn in bcli Ger. Staatcn
,.cicbrt miro, n%llHcrhenr i'll elmer gro
gen 3nbl ppn Triuntidulcn. Snhiird,
Jat lid, aud, cine mphcruc gncliid)c
riterotur cntiuidclt. Sem america
u'Id,en @inflliB nlio Gnbcn Die Srcn co
~ pcrbutten, lpeml tic On Der IN
o;eiem Subr ciltitcbcubcn neilcn Aos
pndislln;pcr!itGt Die gacliid)c Sprdhe
liz Die TuinaEMc ais cine SprpcrunS
mbcn bc5cihnen oiirfcn. Nddl Der
lesten %oifs8dhlune miro hns Sac
liitc in Srldnb npeh pon fnit 600
600 Seiucbnern ais Nntitriprddlc 9ce
iprptcn. in NroBbritaMlicn iinb
Imcrifn %pnbribcinlid BON mcbr ulo
elmer Willipn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Srnmatiiiertc CART Hcuiiiun.

Sn Rem @ribiror Club in @nibe
ington, Der Scrciniaung Scr 6ulncSs
bauptltGbtiidlcu Gorrciponncntcr. 0in0
cs Samstog Sl6cno lpicbcr ciunnl icbr
pcrgniigt gu. AnBcr piclcn Scuns
loren unb NeprIicntnntcn, bDbcrcn
NcQicrulg9 : Scamtcu uno Witglics
bern bes biplomatiifcn Corps hattie
and SrGiipcrt @ilIpn Der Ginlnbmlg
folgc a%clciitct nno pnbutc gum criten
Winl elmer &crnnitnltung beS Clubs
Lei.
Gem Sincr iolatc Die Iliiii6rung
ciucs ,!9iclpbrnnu" burdl hic 0nits
gcbcr. lpeldlca Die Sdrii 9fepiiion Slnt
@cgcnitoihc tGttc mn in elmer blutis
gen Gnmpfijcnc 8lpiidIcn %crtrctcrn
elmer S%pQrcniftipn pher ircibGnhlcri
idjcu &rtnjipieM mn @ciiirupricrn
oou ~0pdidab5plt iciucn S0bcpnutt
crrcidltc.
Ser njunNc $clb Oscar Huber
MOOD" cling ans pcnT 6lutigcu StrnlB
nit ocm nultcu Sdnrttu YcIroiez
Smopi" ol3 Sicgcr bcrpor. Nicer
aSI6 SiQ 8rrnu" Bitch nlf Dem
Ylabe. Sctnc (odltcr .Snrii~ fuietc
ncbcn iciucr 2cid,c. Die nit cincm bic
Iufidriit .Mnn entboitr lid nller
9eifallS arnbGcbungcn." t~rngcrbcm
Snde bcbccft mar.
Gas cbcirio bluiiAc ipic luitigc
~@clohraula" iilbrtc Den Sitcl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Spf,u'itcr @iihuf i. Carroll 1T
Gbtlabclpbia, Tn. !

Ser bodm'Itc 9iiAof s. Carroll.
Rcftor Der Ct. Gbparb : @cncinbc in
Y6ilubclp6ia, ga. lit om 4. slpril in,
ct. Soicpb3 6plpitd( gcltorben. Gr
iit bns Spfcr iciic5 idrpcrcn Scrlfcs
gcnorhcn. Id,t Sabre barter @iis
iipnanrhcif nui ncn Sbilippincn ba6cn
Die %2cbcu3fraft oieico cbcbent riilriacl
Wannc5 Dor Der 3eit gcbrod,en. Sic
Eroblcmc nnb i5orberunacrJ peld1c Die
bon ben SrDcrslcntcu cuttlciocte
Stride nuf ienen SuIclu Siid,Dfen ilup
Wiiiiondrcn itclen, ipotten nlcr Sc
ifreibuug. Sir lpeitc Ilisochnlng
Der Sprcrgel. bic idjled)tcn Serfebr&z
pcrbinhlirqcn. Die Irntutb nnb Moth
be5 Wplfcs bp!cn nod Die G~criugltcn
Standardization. 8uo Dem icclcns
cifri9cu @iid)pi al, Sen Ncrpcn 5cbrtc,
purcn Die religioic 3crfabrenbeit Der
burd) hns Scftcmpcicn mn bn3 Islis
pnild)c Sdi5mn %5crrincncn Scrbc. Die
burd) arica mn Hcpolntion 3criIortcu
Mirdlcn mn Shulcn mlS Der Mnngel
ot Oiittclu lnp Miiiiondreu iiir cine
crfolgrcid,c @ic9er6erircIllu,g bcs
firdlidcn Scbcr3. I'm bicie Sdipiee
riatcitcu 5I bc6cn, bot ser peritorbcnc
9iidlof Der fnit cine @illiou Scclcn
5dblclbcu SiG5cie Nneun Scgupin nod,
ais truufcr Mnuu ilber $4,000 III der
Gr5oiD5cIc philadelphia cpllctticrt, Die
MN ieincm Nad)iolacr, Dem belitidcu
@iIdof @nrtb. 5u SUE fomnlcn. MoSc
Der 5crr icin iiberrcidcr Sobn icin!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Scntifer 3citmnssmann Gin 5lmtb
ppfer.


Inter Den Spfcru Der srobeu Slutb
bel Canton, Ohio, bcfinbet lid audi
5crr Morris Nebcr bon 9npton. 6erz
ausseber Der rSanton %olfs5eitung".
Scrr Neber batte it'd Bel 6creinbruf)
Scr Sllttb. Die int ~;3eitunss> @ebduoc
bis ms Slpcitc Stpdipert prang, beim
Bergen Der Snd,cft iibernuitrengt nnb
milbtc CT oa,ul Gdtbebrllnsen in cis
ucm Wcbdubc, in freIdes CT lid ses
fliihict bate. diisItchen, 6is CT nbec<
Gplt ipcroen fonnfe!" Or crlas ctnen
Infuu bon SerSidupdd)e, Die cine
Splec Der niisscitdnpcneu Iufreeung
unp forpcrlid)cn 9ciben mar. Die
,Snnton @olts6eitmns" mibtc tempo
rdr baS @rid,circn cinitcllcn nnb err
idciuen jest Die Nnmmern I'M flcins
item Sormlat alS Slutbz @ebcntbldttcr
brci Mnl l%pochcntlidJ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
s&mersen i'm Maaen.

Wenn Sic beitdnbia an Shmlcr3cn
inn Mnsen leiben, Damn limb Sbre
2eber utb Hieren nift in Srbnuna.
8ernaGldiiiguns mag 81 RaiIeriuGt.
Gicrenleiben, 3uderfranfbeit pber
Bright i6er Nierenfrdnibeit iiihren.
Sanienbe empieblcn electric gitters
ais bic allcrbcite Iascus uno Tierenz
Wfeoi5iu. s.. :. Ilston bon Taleish
q. g., pelfer lanae an Na9ens unp
3iideuihmer5er lit, ihreibt: .Weine
Niercn iparen anger Srbnuns unS
meine Seber perridtete ibrc Slnftics
len niht rihtig. Sd lit picl. Biz
mir electric Sittcrs cnpfoblen ipirec
nnb mein 3uitano beiierte iit, nadz
Dem ih Die critic Soiis senpmmen.
Sd fiible iett mic elm nciicr @ann."
Sbre @~eiunobeit nirb haonrd, nit&
gebeiicrt iperben. Nur so Gents mo
$1.00. G%mpfoblen bon Z. 8.
3uete, Ipotbefer, $50 Brain Str..
Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
(Spe3ial-G ~orreiponben5.)
Nm Npruiderscn

hat cS ON 1. d. in &om nidt &C
feblt. Nicr mGge nar einiger &C
oad)t mercen. TerNbieoene nlgcic-
bcne Samilien crbiclicu nuf bpdicis
ncm &arton gcorliftc Ginla0iingen
III cilcr Observation-Disclosures Oes
Stiites .,Guo &oOis" 81 Tieustag
Nad)mitto9a 4 Nor I'M GoitanSi.
Sbentcr. @i,n6erte BON Saincu ilr6
Serrcn Ser cleadntelh Wclt, Oas
id)0ilc @Gdlcd)t III bcll reiSenOiten
tSriibiobrs Soiiettcn, i,lbrcn ala
Ibcatcr Dor, lorrten cine 3citlang
inter 6cnl Sduicrlgangc ouf Scff.
nllng Der sale mo mubten 0ain
pergcbcna, nher I'M, cine Grfcbrnng
reid)cr nnd) Saiiic 5uriiffebrcn Pin
idmmili1e Eforrcr Der Stnot Moml
rul0 Erppln5 lit Elm nm IS. Mur5
batteries Mmoihreiben bes @llltlls,
miniitcrirmS, nit Steinpel mo Tc-
after 9hlnlmer pcrieben, o~bgelanot
lporbcn, porin Die NOrciinten criltd)t
murbcn. iid) an Der &niIe 5piId)cit ;
nn0 1 llbr dnl critcn fonlnlcnOen Mo-
nats ciljliitcllcn, mn clltcn ilbriggc-
bliebencm HcIt ans Dem &llltlisiono
bon 56. 130.l6 Giro. Der jltr Ser
tbcillulg gclnngc. III Gnlpiang. III
nchnncn. "a Die Sadlc, Die nllf ciicll
Mprilidcrj binoilslici. rorbcr perrn-
then mltroc, lit BON Seitcn Oes Mi
nilterillms an Die fotbolild)c ErcIic
Die @eiiung cr9ongen, Die Efarrcr
nod, red)t5eitig oltfflarcn jll mollcn.
slild al, cincm politiid)en Sutcr.
nlc55p bat cs llid)t gefeblt. 9lilf lei.
nen Srieibogen nit Dem Gororid Der
Scmlticrtenfnnlncr gllg bcrporra-
gcnben Ynrlamcntariern cine Child
buurg SIT, lid nm 101A llbr Gfenefag
Morgells i'm &ouic bes Sepltierten
Erof. @%ll5Satti cin5uiinOel, moiclbit
Der franSoiiihc Stantsmnm Seon
Bourgeois mo Die Shrittitcllerin
Mabomc :. Aoum cen WitglieOerIl
bes Observation-Disclosures Counties fiir
Die M%nllGberung iuno Sreunblfoft
5wiifen ben beiben groBen latcini-
id)cn SdmeiternationenL, @%elegenbeit
ST. elmer Ilsiprafe geben miiroen.
Gle Ginlabung tritg Die gcoriidtc linz
terihrift bes GhrcnprGiioenten &is-
CONT Scloita. llcber pier5ig 2epll.
ttorto ,r,S Sn,ntnrcr ii,tS o,tf Ntpipu
Serbriiberlinaslcim gcgan9cl.
Socolid)ladten nno @inuffeuer
onf Den @ohcn bon @pms-betitclte
iih cine al,oerc Ginlablitg 5it elncml
Gortrag nit Hiftbiloern, Den 8enes
raj Maaeiotti i'm GoGcaio Honloip
geben ioltc. 9ilh bier babeh
piele GerIoiten Dl,rdl bns oftuellc
Shenla migeloft. lid i~lber5engen
miilien, oas Spfer cimes Iprilifcr.
5cs gepeien 81 iein.-(G. S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
@ertreibt Wigr1uc.

Wigrdnc, inIrcr Nnecn, Scrbal@
lngss VcidDpcrbcn mn SiliDiitdt pcrz
ihiuinbcn, nad>bem Sic Sr. Sings
9icfp 9ifc Sillcu g%cnonrrcn. Sic
iclhcu reinigcn bas Slut nno brilgcn
bem &orpcr ncuc 2cbcnsfraft. Wcrs
iudIcn Sic biclelbcn ilnb Sic lpcrocn
ipphl5ufricpcn icin. Sehc Yiac brillgt
Siilfe, icpc Stad)tel lit gorantirt.
Yrcis % Gents. Ginpfpblcn bon 7.
8. u c, Ipothcfcr, CSC Vain
Cir, Subuoue, Soipa.