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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-01-20
TURKEY MAY
Be FOR PEACE
Council Considering Ports's
Reply to Powers.
Special bp United Press Wire.

Constantinople, Jan. 20.-The
council of ministers was in session
all day further considering the por-
te's supposed reply to the joint note
of the Powers. 1t is believed by
those best Informed that the grand
council will favor peace and prob
ably will council the session of
Adrainople as trade for the Aegean
Islands. However, the young Turks
are in favor of war. Fully 100000
Turkish soldiers have been brought
from Asia Minor since the fling Of
the armitice.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-01-20
Bed Burning Under Him.

Special to the EVEEFNr N1WA.
New Brunswick, Jan. 20.-Mike
Musrock, Of South River. fell asleep
in his bed last night while smoking q
cigarette which caused the feather
of the ed to burn. When the fire
was discovered. some OF the sleeping
mans clothes were burning. He was
arrested last night and was released
here this morning after being given q
lecture.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-01-20
OHIO FLOODS
MORE TOWNS
Special By United nrsss Ws-s.

Evansville, Ind, Jan. 20:-Several
new towns were reported submerged
by the water of the Ohio river and
tributaries today. From many vii
lagos the majority of the inhabitants
are fleeing to high ground. 1t was
raining hard today and a fifty-mile
gale swept up big waves. The river
was stationary at 1910 feet. Relief
work went forward today on a stu
pendous scale along the lower Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-01-20
MIDDLESEX MAN WANTS
UNIFORM AUTO LAWS
spec.ol to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Jan. 20.-Assem-
blyman George Burton, Of this city,
will Introduce at the session of the
Legislature tonight a resolution for
the appointment Of a committee OF
three commissioners to confer with
another committee OF eleven other
eastern states to have uniform auto
mobiles laws.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-01-20
v. NJ. II, A, Sunday Glasses.

Y. M. H. A. Sunday school classes
held their regular sessions yesterday
afternoon In the Y. M. II. A. rooms
in Smith street. Frederick Siegel,
Of Tottenville, was added to the
faculty staff.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-01-20
VIII Tour United States,

Harry Comings will leave shortly
before 6 o'clock tonight for a six
weeks tour across the United States.
He will travel part of the way ON the
Lehigh Valley railroad, by which he
is employed, and intends to visit
Chicago. Salt Lake City, points in
California and the South.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-01-20
Lecture For Socialist.

Prof. fitzpatrick will deliver an
address to the members Of the So
cialist Club February in Goodwill
hall. His theme will be, The Iron
Fist" Music concert will be given
prior to the address. Mr.. Raxne-
koff. OF the Metropolitan Opera
House. viii be ono OF the entertain
ers.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-01-20
SENATORS PLAN DINNER
TO GOVERNOR WILSON
(From the NEWS Correspondent

Trenton, Jan. 20.-The annual
dinner of the State Senate to the
Governor will be served the even
ing Of Tuesday. January 28, at the
Marlborough -Bleinheim hotel in At
lantic City. For the first time in
the history of the Legislature, the
Senators. in honoring the Governor
will also do honor to the President
elect OF the United States.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-01-20

Learn Il write ct Train.r'a
.1z329-l-10-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-01-20
High School Exams to Star.

High School Exams to Start,
The mid-year examinations at the
high school start on January 20. On
that day the students will be tested
In American history. Ancient his
tory, senior algebra and botany. On
the following day tests will be held
in civics. sophomore algebra and
Junior German.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-01-20

Learn Shorthand at Trainer g.
1929 -10-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-01-20

WEATHER.: Rain and
warm er unixhti..
Rain tUmurrow ftc-
lowed by GlHariIg
-mU cKItdar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-11
DAY Of ATONEMENT
BEGAN At suNlOWN
Most important Holiday IN Jewish
Calendar Being Observed 10y Or
thndnN Jews.

NEW YORK. OCT. 90 Thor" is
no creator and more 80. orally ob.
served holiday In the Jewish calon-
der than Yom Huppur. the hay o'
At0ncment. the observance of which
will begin at sunset today and COM
iuuc. with the orthdoN, without Ii-
terrup'ou uitil the lirsl star becomes
visible IN the sky tomorrow u Us
the tenth das of this month of ishrl
and ends the period of tcu d''. 4"
pcuitencc which began with Iio-h
Hashona 80 day Is holicr 'o 'h"
Jews than this. the most vigorously
observed OF all the days of fasting
and penitcucc
Beginning with sunset TO-DAY ai'
orthodox Jews suspend their work
and congrcgatc boo their temples Hud
syuagorucs where they uili spend
day aud night. fasting and praying
until suudowu tomorrow From 'hi.
rigorous fast are exempt ouI} the
sick. children of tender age and very
old persons who would break down
under the long fast. Before entering
upo. the fast q bouniifui r"pas' i'
purtakcn Of After this s dis posed
Of an repair 20 the synagogue Tor the
"Nol Nidre" service. which Dr. the
most beautiful aud impressive in th"
Jewish ritual The ultra orihodoN
remain in the synagogue through the
nlrht aud the following daE WIN"
,lr loss etrir. observers and thn. n
who Dos age or sickness are exempt
from fasting return to their home
where they remain quietly unu' ih'
day of fasting is ended ono of 'h"
features of Yom Kippur is Co., gen.
eral Observance by Jews all over in'
world Even the so-raIlcd Reform
Jews observe fh, daF although 90. 90
rule they DO not observe from food
and do NOT spend the Who'll" mrh'
and day Bro their houses OF worship
According 90 tho Talmud. each
ma.., conduct g. Judged and bic DO.
stiny decided ou Ncu Years day and
the decree of Heaven Be- scaled uu 'h'
Day Of Nfouemeut To-" ron p'ni.
tential dag brliuuius with liosn
Hashon1 and ending Nith Yom N'up.
ur. are therefore devoted hy or'ho
doy Jews Geo prayer ono to settling
their accounts Rith one another 'or
+ II Is ancient belief that alI sins COM
mitted bv Israel against The Divine
command. are fnrg s"u aftnmpi
have been made to r.rht these
wrong
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-11
SIIITH'S EATE N HANDS
on HIGII COlE'

ALBANY. y. y. oct TO- Cover
nor suffers fate tonight rests w'in
the Judges.
Final arguments of counsel Tor anu
against him we're delivered TODAY
before the nigh court impcachmew
Immediately thereupon the court
adjourned until next Monday after
noon al - 80 o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-11
NallN nh, Rnu,ing

Yesterday "aH Rally Day at the
rur Tae ms.nes. houses of the
.f. a.-. closed flr the afternoon.
..l tr consequence the attendance
aa. nD,. Hu.tory weather. ac-
commanded t,. sru wiud. lessened
.l, forenoon attendance. aud an un-
comfortable. ,oolr.., doubtless re-
d#ua m. crowd a. the afternoon.
gu. fruland. s,rn present. aud the
fruI.r and .rarH stand we're fill-
.i
r h, ,uaI o.. Yesterday we're
.rr. visitors from outside points.
r.... Hk. fHa.. who have preceded
.U.m. Uer, ..fu.rH.a 800 rhe remark
.U.. rama. .. p-.sH.f. ana the high
..rg a. ,.. exhibit.
Waurr Burton. ua-y of the poul-
,- d.r.rm,r, .,r last night for
tr.na,u. .r.r .ompleting his
va.E l. declared the showing of
l.,.. ....b.. Boz .f.u az the short
.... . ......f .4s assembled. and
..... t..f .. would return in De-
...I.. u uGa. f.e Panhandle
p..ru Association show.
... ,4.. t.r. u. unusual inter
..r .. t,rp rut through with
.r....r U..rIfpH than has prevailed
hitherto
TI. ruufH.rt..r.s paoe race con-
t..... ...r. THur.Fas.s program was
....... with Efa Green" first.
... Wood second Time two
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-11
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY MEM.
BERS OF CHAMBER OI uErI
TIES THROWN ~ PRISON.
FIVE ABSENTEEs ESCAPE
several Hundred 1r"ops Invade Leg.
isluthrc Halls AFTER demands
Mere Made Iiy Pres
dcHt.

By Associated Press
MENlCO CITY, Mex. Oct 10.
One hundcr, and ten members c
the chamber of deputies who >ien.d
resolutions of varnins To Hucrtn a-
O result OF the disappearance OF hr
Belisaro Domip.ucz Senator from
Chiapas. last night were arrested 10.
night and lodged IN the peniicntiar.
Five other deputies who signed
the resolution were absent tonigu'
when Gordon of troops was thrown
about the Legislative building anil
several hundred soldiers invaded th"
chamber
The arrests followed the demand
by Huer,a that chamber withdraw
the resolution. which carried wt
threat that the deputies would abau
don the Capital owing to the alleged
lack of guarantees Of their person.
al safety.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-11

LEXINGTON. Ks. oct % -Itlm
driven by Charles Tanner. paced 'F
his running mate trutt'd m i"
here today Ir one fifty-four sad One
half A npR Eor.1 record Toe
former rcord also made hy IhIaI
was one uuy-c.ght
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-11
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ll-MOTHER'S DAY,
TRAVELLING MEMS DAY, EDUCA-
TlONAL DAY.

10 A. M.-Panhandle Male Qusreite
Chorus-Amaro City Schools.
Address-"Our Beginning Of a School Tx
hibit at the Panhandle State Fairs NJ Byrd,
Superintendent Amarillo CITY School
Chorus-Csdets Lowrey- Phillips School
Addrcss-"Our Future School Exhibits at the
Panhandle State Far."-Dr. g. G.. Lowrey, Of
Lowrey-Phillips Schools.
Chorus-Pupils Of West Texas Stale Normal
Of Canyon.
Address" Educational Progress in the Pan
handle. President X. b. Cousins, West Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-11
Program For Panhandle State Fair Today
State Normal
Music-Panhendl Mal- CHer,clle.
23O p. NJ

23O r. NJ
Music-PauhardIr Mate Qusrtettc
Addrc1s-"Wou.. Day a. The Panhandle
State Fair."-Rcv. d. T. E. Robinson, pastor Of
Folk Street Methodist Church.
Vocal Secction-Mlss Francis Galson.
Address-"Thc Travelling Man "a Factor in
Developing the Panhandle. -iii.'on K. Greer.
Vocal Seloclion-Mis, A.hene Brazcllon.
Address-"Rural Finance and Education.
--Frof. Chas B. Austin, Stat. University, Austin.
Mu1ic-Panhandie Male Quanelle.
Piano furnished for all Of these exercises by
Manager J. J. Henderson Of thc Leyhe Piano
Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-11

than any day OF Fair week
The last day Of The exposition will Educa-
cn Day, Travelling Mems Day, and Mothers Day. and special
programs of worth will be offered
TRAVELLING MEN TO PARADE.
Amarillo Council IT, c. r. has been busted with
plans make the day notable from their and
novel surprises limited by those in charge Of arrangements
The travelling Of the city will assemble the Chamber of
Commerce this morning lC O'clock and 1890 headed by
brass band will form line of parade marching Polk Seventh
street Taylor down Fourth and back to Polk ending
the march al the Hotel Amarillo
There will be waiting transport the machers the Fair
program has been shaped but all improbable that the
knights the grip will make of their and carry
TO rousing completion.
EDUCATORS TO SPEAK.
The educational progrsm bids fair prove notable President
the West Texas Normal Dr. B. c. Lowrey of
Phillips School, and Superintendent NJ Byrd of the Am
ao public schools will deliver addresses suitable the OCCASION
In addition chorus of so school children will make special
appeal These children have been rehsrsed by Miss Lila Bell Pitts
Musical Supervisor of the City Schools.
cACr~~ q etTAa 0'-~Tr =.
Anoue aiuic school makers and pupils will be
battle Nv the Lowrey Philips cadets Who went into
m the Fair grounds yesterday.
The important feature the Mothers Day program will
by Robinson pastor the Polk Street
Methodist Church
Numbers by the Panhandle Male Quar-
will add the worth Of the separate which will be
given the auditorium throughout the morning and afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-11
LAST DAY OF FAIR
FULL OF INTEREST
To Be Educational Day, Mothers Day, and Travel
ing Mems Day knights Of Grip viii Pa
rade on Polk Street First.
NOTED EDUCATORS WILL DELIVER ADDRESSES TODAY

Feature of Particular Interest TO Pupils and all Interested School
Work viii Be Sham Battle and Parade by Cadets
From Lowrey-Phi6ps School, Who Went Into
Camp on Fair Grounds Yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-11

New yo.s -uodgrass popped out
10 Baker Doyle flied 10 strunk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-11

mpire. rllu. a. plate. KLEIN
on base. Connolly, right and Rig
Ier Inn .-.-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-11

continued oa Page Eisht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
9iD&te pur Sreusr iand5em.

Sd niittid,e Sbi,cn burr 0irlnOe
nrciucs 6cr3els 81 bnnteu". ihreibt
&. ,. Haoer bon Scpis6ir9. 9S. ga,
.fiir pcn minberpollen ~boppelten Glis
BEN. Deu ih blrh ben @cbraud BON
electric Sitters cmpiing. illbenr. CT
mid, bon cinem idiperen Nascn!eibct
unb bon Abeimatismuls ~turirtc. al
lucIdcm Seibeu i'd lcit 5ehu Sabren
fat bililos crtrautt mar. Us idieu.
alS Oh bic Mebi5i!l 9eraoe iiir meiuen
Sall bergcitellt ipurben lei" Sin
Spcpepiin. &erSolungS : StDrun9cn,
@elbiudlt. lmS nm brn aorpcr bon
Nicrengiitcn, Die HbcumatismIs per@
uriadcu, 6u ncircicn, bot electric
Sittcrs nid,t ieinesglcihcr. %erIud)et
CO. Sspc Sldid,c lit garattirt, Sie
6liricbcn6uitcllcli. Bios 80 GcniS III
z. @. Nnctc'a I%pptbefc, $50
.,inin Str.. 9ubuquc, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
Sad Subniun briifte lid.

Su @celcituug icincr ipeiBen Srnl
&ucilc. Aeb. Cameron aus ytinnce
npoli5, Wiuu., uub Sipeier Negers
frelmbe rciitc am IA. Sanltnr Der
Idtpar5e Sduitfdmpfer Sad Sobnion
Ger ipcgcn &crlcbung Der WannsIfte
inter elmer Siirgihaft bon $4,000
itcbt, bcimlidl pom Gbica9o und)
Sorouto IN Canada a6. Tngeba
ii d 6~anocltc cs lid mr. I'M cinen
Auaflug, Der nlti cinige Gage bcrcdlnet
lit. Mnn glnubt aher, baB Der Nc8er
pia 0nliinr nnh HuBlnno retien polltc,
BON no CT Gin glGnSenoes G%n8e6ot iiir
cine 8cibc pm S%ouitfdmpfcn erbaltcu
bat. 81 Battle Grecf, Mid., obcr
lpurbc Die @ciclidoft nuf Ole 9icqui>
iition Ger @unbcs6cborben in Chicago
bin ppu Scuutteu perbaftet. Wnn
ipuBtc nIlnlid port and 8ail5 ipobl,
baB Spbuion. cinntul i%enIcitS Der
@rcr5c, uidt mcbr bon DER Sulocss
poli5ci 5urild9cbolt ipcrbcn tonntc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
gertreibt einen Sobfcinb.

Ser Sobfeinb Der 0tenidbeit ipGbs
reno ben Binters nnb SriibIingsz
monaten lit bic 9uneencnt5iinbung
Seren gorldufer iino Grfdltlingcn
unb Grippe. 8enn man bon ir9enb
einem bieIer 2eioen befallen ipirb, iolte
MAJ iofort Die bette Iebi5in nebmen,
Die 5u ba6en lit, nm basielbe gu bers
trei6en. ~llnse8dblte Sauienbc baben
allsgefunben, baB Dies 9r. Sings
Sem Discovery lit. vNein @iann
slau6t, baB bieielbe i'm gu brei ober
bier perid)iebeneu Walen 0 2itneens
ent5iinDun9 b%eipabrte", ifreibt Srail
George 8. Ylace bon 8atpionpiIle.
ST., limb fiir Suiten, Grfdltunsen
unb Group babeu mir bisber nift
ibresgleiden g%efunbeu." Oarantirt
fir ale 2uftrobrens2eiben Sreis
so Gents unb $1.00. Srobeflai6e
frei in g. w. Ruete'S Ipotbefe,
656 Wain Ctr, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

idou lpeitcr in Der @clt berum9cfpms
men nIS Sic 3pei. a6er baB mar
&llnoc nllf mid best, lit mir nod
nir9cnoS bcgcgnet ols bier, ipp id, mid,
3lm critcn O!tnle befinoc," Sic bcis
Den oScrren" ipurcn perhliRt ;Hlb
fonntcn fcin 8orr bcrporbrin9en. &ic
Der ySuoiidle Scpbndtcr". mittbcilt,
If Der bctreffcnhc Yoter Der Sobn
icbr reidlcr Sltcrn. 9r bat icin
9nR5es &erinogcn 5lr. 9utcu 3ipeden
perlpenoet unb iii i'll Den Srocn cins
Qetrctcn.-(A. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
Sm S6nttcn ocs Suocs.

Ser Nioun. scr ocu antninlf, uuf
Dem pc5 crmorbctcu Yrdiibcntcn
Slbrabom 2incom'3 Ycide rlbte, alS
lie bon GSnihinNton nod SprinBs
iiclp. 81, 'ibrcr leBtcH 9iubcitGttc,
bci6rpcrt mmNc. IN brci Sdgcn iertig
acitcat. Der @oAcnbuucr @ottlieb
arcQ. 1T in Ybilooclpbia Sd, i'm
Souic ieiuca ShwicgcriubutS, 81.
@m. !. @rm, i'm Sitter bon %
Subrcu gtitorben. Gr mar i'm Sabre
1891 in &rcuBen gcborcu mo lam
1885 und Smcritn. 3luci Sabre
lpGicr cr6fiuetc CT IN YbilaNclpbin
lcine cigcnc &ngcus umb Sutl6cns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21

ben bcncn cini9c 10 srpb lpie fleinc
Sirnen ipnren. ,Ycrlen Sbrrinsc,
cin Ycrlenfrascu, cine 5alsfettc bon
bier Yerleurciben rnb chic ldil9c
Yerlcnfctte, Die pom Den Sdultcrn bciz
lldbc his alf Den Grbnoocn rcidltc,
perpotiitdnbiateu ibrcn Yerlcnidrmud.
Inter zen dnberen 9nmen, bic Ycrleu
I'M 8crtbc 0 pirnhcrttnlierbcn non
Mart trilgen, befnnb lid aud Die
Srdlt bes Sdnsiefretdrs Mrs. Nc
&cdgh, Die sinen Snd,mnnn unterbult,
Der nic game &clt nab auscrlcicten
Scrlcu Oiird)Iudot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
,3,uci rlenoise SeutiHc @inobcmtcl.

%m SeuHtag. bcu -. ScScmbcr.
9inGmittngS 5uiid,cu : mrb 3 llbr.
hattc Gin YriciTcr ans Dem anpu5incrz
Crbcu cincn filr8cu Nricntbnlt az:
Sobnhoic III Aorlsrubc, Den CT SaSll
6cnuBcl wullte. I'M bic id)0nc Bern
hnrbns Stride 81 bctradltcn. @r 9ing
ulio in Die Stdbi. mn ais cr id,pn
auHS uohc DER Stride mar. bcbtcn Spci
.6erren" I'M Sdgcre aoitilm ibrcu
Sunc aui i'm. Ser Suno paricrt
nnb ipringt Dem Safer oni hen Niidcn.
Ser Yuter. Der Idon porber gclcbcr
mn gcbort bate, mic bic bciocr
.ieincn Scrrcn" i'm bcipottcltcn, trol
nm uili tic Si nnb iaale: Id mil
pun ciner poli6eilideu Nn3cigc, Die
Sic in Straie brGd,tc, abicbeiL M,
has Cine benlcrfc ih Sbncn: i4 Dir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
Sitteubilb ans HuRlano.

IN Ct. %ctcrs6urg lit Gin Sittcns
ifunbnl idlimntiter Trt aufscbcdt
mprbcu. Surd IN Den lcBtcu Snacn
poreenpmmcnc &uuSiuhungcn bel
ctiua 60 @pmuoliniten rrb @pnmae
iiuItiuncn lpurOc ielt9eireat, DAB JIG
elmer uniittlidlcn %crbinoun9 nn9cs
b5rtcu ulb lid audi nit r%epolltioa
udrcu llmtricbcu bcinbt bnbcu. Sn
Sruqc fonmcn Nngcboriac bon iicbcn
Sdulcu. Sn cincm Wdbtcn @pms
nahum ipuroe cine An6obl @pnnniias
iicu pcritedt nuigeimbeu uno ioiori
pcrbnitci. SuBerbcm imurbcn 6nbls
rcihc hcftogrupbicrtc Tusloiiumgcu
ilbcr ircic Sicbc bcid)ln9nnbnlt. Scbr
cin9cbcnb parclS Die NahioriHunsen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
,anc6t Guprcht" i'm gerOplau.

Sn Chelmsford uniucit bon Sous
Don .iicl" nm &cibnndtSnbenD
ancdlt 9hlprcdlt ont Sinmlcl Gcrnb
mo pcribciltc Shoiolnbc mtcr Die
grpBcu mn fIcinen ainber bc3
S%tGbtdcus. bu3 burd baS icltianlc
@rcignib in 60ditc A%uircama &c
rict6. Ancdt Huprcd)t mar IN &irt
lidtcit Der Suitihiifcr anpitdu Sen
iplo. Der iih bcS 6clicbtcn altcn
ocrrn alcibcr gclicben bate, UNI fin
cine Sdufolobcn Sirmn Mcflanc 81
madden. Iu bctrdhtlidcr &0bc
Iprnn9 CT. nit ciucm SnIlidirm be
mdiInct. aus Der @onbcl cinc6 bon
Mtr. Spcnccr Gefiibrtcn SallnnS,
mGhrcub 5uaicih tincmdioArupbiidlc
8ilbcr bon Dem Sprun9c mli9cnomz
men murbcn. Gr mar id)on 800 6ni
gcfnucnL ais iib Der Shirm oiinctc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
Sabp wirb aussebriitct.

Ser groBie Siibncrbrut @pparat
nli Der 8nucueoS @eiliigclfurm in
9ropn5 O}iQs@ iuz tie EineS, eilpa
iiinf Meilcn bon Scmberton, q. s,
III Ieit- cini9cn Sngcu pou cinem
jungcu Nenidcntinoe %0cluobnt, bas
am ~puriaen Sonntng Dem Superinteus
benton Der Sarm, @olter Soncc, &c
boren rnb Oh Is bel ieiner Anfltnft
rltr 81 Hagen lpoA. Don Dem 6ebdus
oelnbeu NrSr ioiort III Den groBen
8ruts Ipparut gcleBt luorbcm, nm Is
on Se6cn 6l crbnlteu. Sreihunpert
&rei3s Gier' mIBtcn Dem ipin5i9en
Observation-Disclosures Slab madjen bas
IN Ser luuhligen @drnlc gut gee
heiben lpii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-21
Gin iusialer Srbensmann.
Especial Correspondence

Scr aus Sicmpnt ~itnmmenpc Satcr
@eccarc, alis benz Srbeu Der unhc>
ihubten aarncliter, eiIle in Staiien
lehr befunntc Scripnlitfeit, luar mad,
9iom sefpnmcu, nm Ieinem Iterbens
ben 9rubcr. Sn9enienr IN Den Stens
iten Der i%i5iliuniiden G%iien6nhnenL orc
Y,lacn su5nbriidcii. Nl5 Der Tater
it'd 5ilr Iubicn5 III betl Tatitatl be-
qcbcn ipoQtc, trpf i'm Gin 6crSidlae
aui Der Strnbc. Sn's aloIfcr 3iiriids
gcbrodlt, gob CT icitlcn @ei't an.
Safer Scccnrc lpnr Gin Wnni bon
Observation-Disclosures Snitintipc; nddDs
Ncm CT 5cbn Sabre ais 0til'ipnar III
Gnilcu. Gngliide DIT Snoicn. Snac1
brndt hattie, fcbrtc CT nad Stalicn
Slirijd. mn crrihtctc BET NleIianbrin
Gin anabcnz Spnpift. 1895 9ing CT
nnd) Wailanb. no CT bel @clc9cnbeii
bes Gildluriitii6eu Gougrciies, Die
clid)ariitiife Siga griiubete, Die ail'
ibrc Soften IN Der lonl6aroiId,cr
5auptitaot cine Stride erhnilte. Wii
nieIer pereinigtc Safer Seccnro cine
nit elmer Sruderei %per6unbene Scbrs
dnItalt iiir iuaenblihc Arbeitcr. brrd
RE CT 6ltnoertiauicnbc bon reIi9iplcr
S6riitcn in STATEN perbrcitetc. 1904
ipioimetc iih Yater Seccnro ganS Del
io5ialen Snd,c u1O sriinbete III Mai
LAMB bas Nntiounle 'Soipi3 fiir Der
ipabrloitc aiubcr, in bas CT mad, Den
@robcben III Ga!@lricn ilbcr bunhert
ainSer alinabnr. Seinc Ycid)c min
iii Die Sa%milieusruit nah Icoui &C.
brodlt.-(@. S.
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amcrifqniihcS Irotcnthnm.

Cine Srnu Srnp:r Nnb III &nibs
inNiun un S~lpcitcn &cihnadJistagc 5u
@brcn scr gciclid)nitlidcn Giniiihrung
ibrcr SphIcr ciucu Souis G.iliuSe Snli.
Der in Der mncritouiidlcu Yrc'c alS
Sas ipunbe tpollite bc5cidrnct pirh, mas
icmolS 1cicbcm pnrbc. Sir Die 6oltc
ipn bnS Srngcn ppu Ycrlcn uorac
idricben. ScNcr Der Nnipcicnocn tril1
Gin 2oliS Guiu3ce aoitiim, Die 8aits
pcbcrin ciuca %erlcuidmId, hciien
@crtb oui 5lpci Millipucn @art &c
Id,Get mirb, Sm SPAR battle tic Gin
SiaScm bon birncrinrmi9cn Ycrlen,
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Seriibmte Siibnem. Sh6ubeiten

blidcn nit Shrcdcn auf Sautauss
bride, Slcdeu unb Simples. Sic
iino nid1t nit ioldJcn bebaftct, ebenius
ipcni9 miro irgcnO Scmanb ounit be-
baftet iein, Der 8itdlcn'r Irnifas
Salbe gcbrnudt. Sic erbdlt Die
Sd6nhcit Des @ciihtes. @c5en1a unb
Salt Hbclum perihrpinben bel pcren
@ebraud. Sic furirt nebe 2ippen,
geipruugcne 6dilbe, Sroitbclilen nno
bcilt Sranbs uno Sdntttipunoen, ios
ipic Gletidun9en. Sir 5dmorrboioen
Gat lie nidlt ibrcsgleiden. Nur %
Gents III Z. W. Huete 8 Ipotbefe,
656 Iain Ctr, Dubuque, Sonia.
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ajnSerebe bel 5isennern.

Cine 10 Sabre alto 9raiit nnb ejrr
Inn brei Sabre dfterer 8rdutisanr
iparen bic Sauptpcrioneu bel elmer
SodJ5eit, Die in Chicago ifattfanb.
Iac 8etbcilisteu iinb u~nsariide Siz
selner, mo 800 StnmmeseenoNen Ses
iunscn Ynares pobntcn Der sSenfins
felt bel, Die brei Gage oauerie. Sic
9rait fiibrt ben Nnmsn Rabame
Senebt, unb ibr jesiser @atte, 2ofter
@eiio, ut Der .aronprtns" ieines
Stammes. Die 6ofseitsreiie niro
nit gesinn bes 8riibiabrs nad, benz
norb sfpeitlihen CANADA uuternommen
petoen.
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Bon Inielmanneru mafafrirt.

Iuielmdnncr baben breiBig Srauen
unb &inber IN Dem Sorfe &eramis3a,
III Der tiirfiideu YropinS CYPRUS, uns
ipcit Der griediihen @ren5e, malta
frirt ulO 1870 5duier 8eplilnoert lino
niebcrgcbrmnt.
Sic Cpfer ipurbeu aus ben brens
ncnbcn 6duiern 9eio9t nno ilil6teten
III cine SD6le. sic lplirbcn bon Den
NuiclmGmern perfolgt uno bam 5u>
crit 9cioltert mb nadber a6ges
I6ln6tct.
Su Den S6rfcrn Sortopin NM
Niporo in bcriclbcn @cgcno mlrocl
5ablreid)c 9iotobilitdtcu mniiafrirt nm
picle 6duicr nieoergebrannt.