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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Der iransSFieke Emltmrsannpf.
(crtstnals,sntt Der 3. w.)

Sas Gtdbthen TIenrtuit In Der
gretaene mar arn 8. OCTOBER formlif)
in 8elagerungs5uitanb periest tpors
ben; inter Der 8epDlferung berriGt
ipegen Der .@etpaIttbdtisfeiten Der
'borti9en raoifdlen Observation-Disclosures
gegen ben 8farrer unb Die &atbolifen
grobe Grbitteruns. Die itb nod Itets
'9erte, als befannt tpuroe, Dap Der
'Yfarrer aus benz Yfarrbauie entfernt
tperben iolte. Sa Der Tfdrrer oas
5aus nift freiiuilig perlieb. lieBen
Die Weboroen Die Sbiire oes Yfarrs
bauies nit 8etpdlt erbreden. Siinf5tb
8ensbarmen tparen our Iufrehts
erbalting Der .Srbnung" nit bern
1tnterprdfeften unb einem Spe3ialS
Gommiiidr in benz frieolifen Srt einz
s~etroffen. Ser Yfarrer bate Der Be-
bolteruns anempfoblen Den @ertretern
bes 9eieses feinen 8iberitano gu
Iciiten. Ils bieie mad breimdliger
Iufforoeruns bas Sbor bes Yfarrs
bauies erbraheu, fanben tie Den Yfars
rer umseben bon Dem srDBten Sbeil
Der fatboli1ben 9epolferune in benz
Rfarrsarten beriammelt. Ser Hfars
ret erfldrte MIR Der %offenen 8eipalt gu
ipeifett nno forberte bic @ldubisen
auf, in Die Stride 5u fommer. ipo er
linen cine IbidiebspreOigt belt uno
%anfiinbiete. oaB er iiH in cine benddls
barte Srti6aft 5uriid5iebe, mo er Die
ipeiteren ~4noronun9en ees 8ilbofs
abtpartet.
Sait eleidseitig nabmen IN Grmens
tiero5 Der @eibbiSfof bon Cambria
Rigr. Gbaroit. Die stpei Yfarrer Der
Gtabt unb peridiebene &atbolifen boz
Dem bortisen @erift auf Der @nflases
banf YIab. Sic tparen angeflugt, alii
%pffener Strabe cine relisioie 8unbs
sebnng ursaniiiert su baben. Sas
.Gerbrehen" seidlab bel Der Gintpetbs
ing Der Yfarrfirhe am IA. Septemz
Der. Tisr. Gbarolt perlas cine grs
fldrung, in ber er L.. a.. bdrauf bins
pieS, baB bel Der ginipeibung elmer
Stride, cine Heibe feierlifer Geremos
nicn porgenommen tperben. bon beuen
ii1 aud Elm Sbeil auberbalb Der
Ia,ern Der Stride abipielt. 9ieIe
Gercmpnien ieicn 1900 Sabre alt NM
aud elm 8iIhof lam baran nidts
dnbern. IIs Der 8iihof feline CIR
fldruna becnbct bate, ipenbeten DIE
2ub6rer lebbaften 8eifnu. Ser Ni6s
ter lieB burh Holi5iiten ben Saal
Ieeren. Ser Siihof purSe 81 fiini
Sranfen @eloitrafe berurtbeilt. Dor
DEM @eridts9ebduoe bereitete cine
grobe golfsmenee Dem 8iihof unb ieis
men % @efdbrten begeilterte SuIois
gun9ert,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Der u~Ifter'AmiftanSe IN
JrlanS.
tsvssisa fir st.,e settuns.,

Sdalid fDnncn bic 3citun9en iibcr
Nusihrcitunsen, Srobungen unp
iibriae eifri9c Sorbereitunaen rir
ben 8iir9ertricg in Der iriiden Yrus
pins litter beridten. Selhit liberale
3~citungen miiiieu nun eiuseiteben. ban
Der ,Scrn Der 8euegnng pbne Speife!
relisi5ier SanatismuS" lit. Im be-
bentliditen aber mnb Die StelIing oer
engliifcn Hegierun9 erideinen. 9ieie
tbut nidtS. UNI Dem orobenSen 0lrs
ecrtrieg ginbalt an aebieten. Bas in
litter unter ben Iuscn Der ensliiden
Megicruns 9eidiebt, lit otfener
Sohperratb. Rau beainnt aus
mdbIih in Der Dfientlid,en Weinuna
G~ngIanb's ein5uieben. oab cS 10 nid,i
ipciter seben fam. Die .1imes",
ippbl bas angeiebenite enslilhe 9latt.
bringt bereits folgenbcn Warnun9srul
bes perbicnten StaatSbeamten Gin
. 9 IN y:
rYfdnner bon bobcm militdriSher
Mang iinb Die Ipoitel bcS Sohper.
ratbs. Siibrer Der, unioniitiider
Yartci baben bic Wcuterei Der tonig.
Iihen Sruppen fir aeredtfertist CT.
tlGrt unb ole conititutionele Yarte
@roBbritanuien's lit our Sreube III,
fcrer Seinbc uno 5im 9roben Gnt,
siiden Der So3ialiiteu, SpnbifaIiits.
nnb Gnartiiten fir Die 9ottrin ein'
getreteu. baB Gin Soloat oeer &atroi,
niht an idiebeu bralld,t. ipenn er Der
,caius beai" mibbiQi8t. Sn ieben
gaiinp. in ieber 9aiernenitube iuiri
bieie perberblide 2ebre perbreitet
Samit pcrslihen 1T iener anoere per'
bcrblife 8laube. Den uniere Gonieri
pntipen prebigen, baB ndmlid ein'
MinpritGt. ipenn iie elm 8eies nib
bi1iat. an elmer Hcpolution beredtig,
lit. ielbit bepor tic iraenb etipa oa.
Surd erlitten bat. cine aleinigfeit.
8ie man iiebt. tbdte Die englii1'
Heaieruna inn Sntereiie ibrer eigener
Gelbiterbaltuns lcbr gut oaran. II
llliter nah Dem 8chten gu ieben mi
Defenders Die boben WilitdrS, bi,
pifen 5ur 8eboriamS . 8eripei8ernn!
ibre Sruppen aufforoern Dor oai
arieasaeriht gu itenen.
S~iinfbunbert Srangemanner II
3innipeg (Wanitoba). Ganaoa. babeI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

ieiner Belt elmer Ser Snuptdnreeer
unb 5auptattiondr Der natlantie &
0reat Beitern giienbabn"; Der 1927
einsetpanberte anoreds 9rob. crit
9dder, Birth, Observation-Disclosures,
bann Seifens uno &er3enfabrifant.
baute NIT ieinem Sbeilbaber Gietrih
bic -Sapton & Wifisan gi1erbdbn"
gang aIIein an Gpbc. Gnbere oieier
Gintpanberungs5eit a~nseboreuoe berz
~borrdgenbe @eihdftss Yioniere iino
Sran5 Wartin Srerel in philadelphia,
8riinber bes befannten 9aufbauIes
Qbriitian 9ottfrieb 8iintber in 9elu
Yorf, oenen 8eihdft ebenfaIs nod be-
itebt. Der Hoiamentiripaaren : Sobri>
FAINT W. s. Soritmann in philadelphia,
Der banieatiIde goninl Glib. Sfus
NADER in Baltimore. Der Reiierfabriz
FAINT 8ofus Seiniid, felt 1925 in
Netparf.
lie afa6emiihen Sentiden.
Gin ebemaIiger Sneerieur in Der
n~apoleouiiden Irrnee, albert Stein
aus 9iiHelborf. Der 1919 ms 2auo
lam. nurbe bier Der grbauer GROCER
bpSrauliher Werfe I'M 8eiten uni
Siiben. Inter ben Snriiteu bieier
Yeriooe ipdren su nennen: Gbriitinr,
Ro1elius, General : StaatsanipdIt bon
Qoliiiana; inter ben Webi3tnern
&arI Mlops 2iisenbure, 8esriinoer bes
nah linn genannten Soipitals in 0etr
Orleans unb &onrahin 9ombnra in
Snbianapolis. HITTER ben offentliher
8eamten unb Tolititern: Sran3 Sos
Sepb @rnno. 5arparb : Yrofeifor uni
Sourndlift. der Batter oes ~iourunlis
iihen ScniationsftiIs"; Spbannes
Mnbreas Wagerer in Charleston, cine,
Der dhteiten Seutifen. bic lie IN bieierr
2anbe setpirft baben; Ybilipp SorIf).
beinler, Der urtpiid1iise 9olfsn1dnn aus
Buffalo uno Witbegriinber Der re-
pnblifantfen Sartei; Sobdnu But
(2ntes), Der critic oeutife giiraers
n~teiifer bon 8odeiter. 81. o., Der ebe.
mnIise 8urihenifaftfer albert 2ause
tpieberbolt 9iirgermeiiter bon Serrt
Saute, Snb., iptpie Srdns Iren3
Grinder bon I~ren5pi1e. Su. Sr
militdriider gi9enidaft baben lid
ausge3eidnet: Der obenertpdbnte @e.
neral s.. u. Bagener. General Bb. S
Soahinien aug Netp 0ort nno Sberi
Serapbirn Yteper aug Canton. Sbio
&url Bed iiberntittelte als Yrofefp,
Der tIaififhen HbiloIogie ben Mnert'
fanern Die Grrnngenffaften 0eutiG.
lambs auf bieiem SeIbe; inter 5einer
5eiteenDIiiihen goIesen iinb nod 81
%ertpdbnen: @rdter (Sarpurb), gldt,
t%ernnann (1lniperiitp of g~irsinia) Gut
(Sraniplbania l1niperiitp). 9runl
(5arnaro). Srans 2ieber. ErofeHo,
am Soutb Carolina College uno 60
Iumbia College, Netp gorf. CIR gal
ale n%ombafter gertreter bes 8olfer,
refts. Inter ben Sbeolosen: be,
notmaIiee fatboliIhe Biihof Sriebrid
HeeIe bon Detroit, Nih., Der aIs ban
nobriiher Suiaren 8 Sffisier 1873
1915 miteemdft unb 1925 mad Gin
cinnati gefommen mar, 5oipie Sobdul
Rartin Semni. Sdulmann nm
Shriftiteuer. fpdter Der erite gr3
biffof bon Wailtpnufee. Ser Srguni
iator bes beutiden Refhobismus
Mmerifa, WiIbeIm Nait. entftdm
ebenfans bieier gintpanbernnssifiht
1888 ipar er 2ebrer bes Seut
Sden in Weit Eoint.
Die erfte bentf&. amerifanifGe
SeitunS.
Sas @eroienif, Die erite allen gin
foroerunaen bes 10. Sabrbunberts &c
redt iperbenben Seutife 3eitling /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
OraMiamttettets TIM 8oIeatss
Kriee.

Sdeublider @rauiamfeitcn follen
ii6 obnc Insnabme Die Sruppen auer
Salfanitaaten ihulois semaht baber.
Die an ben lesten &riesen tbeiluabmen.
Sas lit Der Sefuno Der cben gum Gbs
id)luB sebrahten llnteriuhuns Der
iuternasioualen Garnesies Gommiifion
9en 8ulsaren tperben I'M s~tpeiten
SbeiI hes 8rieges bic meiiten unS
i6iperIts.l 9rauiamfeiten 5useidrie'
ben. @leih5eitis iinS aber bic Rit'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

Hmerifn beroussegeben 5u baben, ges
biibrt benz ShtpGbiif> @miinoer Soz
bann @eore Sitter, Der i6on in
europa reife grfabrunsen BEL Der
Seralisgabe Gbnliher Bublifdtionen
seIammelt bate. Sem 1925 in
philadelphia sesriinbetes glatt Ser
Imeritaniif)e Correspondent fir bas
Snz linb Iuslnnb" erifien stpet Utal
Die Rod)e. Ser Hehafteur lrS fpds
tere Ierleger bieies S!attes, s. =.
@oSler. bate iGon bas Sabr porber
iid elm ei9enes Organ seiGaffen, baS
r8eabinser Ra9a5in fir Sreunoe Der
beutiden 2%iteratur in Imerifa".
3u ben Slii6tlineen. Die oanals in
Imeritd boriibergebenb eineu 2u>
fludtsort fanben, geb6rt Srieori6 Ytn.
Der Nationalofonom. Gr mdhte bier
bns srobe GoIlegium praeticum ieines
2ebens ourf, nobel linn Die VeoeutlinJ
bes @iienbabntpeiens aufeing. 5u
beIIen Ginfiibrung in SeutiHlanb er
bdnn ipie fem 3tpeiter bas Seinige
beitrug. aus beriel6en Guele, benz
amerifaniiden 2eben Der ~5ipan5i9er
Sabre, bolte Charles Sealsfielb (8arl
Soitl) Die beItimmenben ginoriide fir
fem 9ebensipert, feline Homane.
Sie Gustpanberung unb hire Solges
erIheinuneen 5eigteu Inn oiefe Seit
hire auf Die alte Seimatb riidtpirfenbe
&raft in Defenders auffaqeubem Nabe
unb in elmer setpilfen S~tetigteit. gs
mubte Die Neue @eIt gum faibionables
Salonseiprd6 tperoeu. als Sreiberr ..
Sirifenipdrtber. @raf b. 8aderbartb.
Yrin3 Saul WiIbelm bon @iirttemz
berg. Bring Bernhard bon Sdhien>
8eimar. Yrin3 Iinrimilian bon Neuz
Wieb unb Inbere Die grlebniHe ibrer
gmerifareiien in bieIer uub iener
Sorm Dor baS grobe Rublifum brof)@
ten. Sab man ii6 in bieier Sp6dre
nlid feline eiaenen 8eonnfen iiber
Gnterifn mafte. lit elmer Tittbeilurs
beS nafmalisen Yrdiibenten Sobn
Guincp Gbams an e%ntnebmen, tpona6
Srin5 Seinrib. Der 8ruber bes sroz
BEN Sriebrif, der ntcbr o Inerifd
pubte. als ale nnberen Srtn5en", bie=
fem berfiderte, 4merifd 5ei I'M Gufs
iteigen. europa i'm Nieoergdng begrifz
fen. Der Sortihritt 5iebe ~tpeittpdrts.
SuL IeIueIt Oet, ulo pte WutpeS
Seutihlanb's iif eep6tbist Iaben. in
Gmerita Srot ooer cine 3uflu6tsitdtte
az iuden. bn pilserten iusenblihe
S5hne Der neuen Belt nah Seutihs
Lamb, Der Seimntb Der sroben
8iloun9ss SbeaIe. @ottingen ipar ibr
SieI bon 1915 an; aud anbere beiitz
ife lIniperiitdten erbielten amerifas
niifen 3u5us. 10 Berlin felt 1925.
Saue felt 1925. 2eipsis int Sabre
1927. s@uslanb's g~r5iebunsss
tpeSen, Die Mnfdnge Der amerifdniidsn
2iteratrr a1if bortisem 9oben. lImz
%bilbuu9en auf ~relisiDiem @ebiet iino
bon bieien ~9ottinsern" gperett, Sid
nor. Bancroft II. {. m. uub einer bur1
lie aeifmiebeten aette bon beutihen
ginfliifien auf lanse Seit binaus be-
frrdtet fporben. Ser olte 8oetbe,
ben Tie Ane setreulih aufiuhten. hattie
babel niif nod elm @ort su ia9en; er
bat io5uiasen Tatbe ~eeitanoen. ais Der
|, onsritaniihs beutide austaui9 nod in
! Der Wiese lag.
SIN Sabre 1919 ffenfte Ser 9ibs
ter feline Berfc Der SarparozlI niners
itdt.-(Ottp 2obr IN Der rgfetp
gort Staats5eitins".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

nun ard ihren .noblen" 8enoifen IN
Srlanb perIprohen. fauS es bort our
%oifenen Hcbeuion fommen ipnte tueaen
oer .Some 8ule", iid am Nufitanee
3u betbeilisen. Saranfbin bat Die
Weaierlna In Sttatpa befannt gegeben.
oab iolde canaciihe Srangiiten I'D
bes Sotpcrratbs ihuloig MAIDEN uno
ii6 ihtperen Strafen ausiceen tpilr'
ben.-(&. @.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Die 8ereiGernns unferes Qanbes
burf bic yarmert foreigners.

\ Su ben Ietteu 5ebn Sabren
Y iinb rlno reun Wilionen ginz
: ipanberer mad Den @ereinieten
+ Staaten %ecfommen. Sic brahs
i ten . 206 WiIlioneu Collars in
4 baarem @eIbe ms 2ano, nift
4 serehnet Die Summen. Die lie
y BEL ibrer 2anbung nidt porS
II 5eigten. Die beutiden gtnz
Il t~panberer itelierteu 5u bieier
I Hicieniumme breibig Riaionen
X bel, unb man fann BRETT be-
Il baupten. baB Die @%ortfibrer
X bcs Hatipismus in bieier 3eit
X ben 8eidtbum bes 2anbeS nod
* niht I'M Den @etras nermebrt
K BADEN, Der bon Den beutIhen
X ginipanbcrcrn ~auersiugs ms
II 2anb sebraht ipurbe. 8e>
* Idiueige benn UNI 5ipcibunoert
* &iQiouen Dollars.
e u x Y x * y. x Y x * e x ss x
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Das DemtGd9tkmis TIT 1nneriea
naeP ISIS.

Del WiberbaG Der 86lferidlaHt Bel
Geip5is in ben Der. staaten. -
Anffommen eines nenet Sentifj.
smerifanertbmrns int AnidlnR an
bic 0efreimngsfrtese. - Yerihte.
bnns beS Shwerpunftes nod
Weifen bin. - Die eriten srufen
3eutid Ameritauer. - Gid=
mirfung auf bic alte Seimatb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

slieber Der gomtniiiion Der aniiht.
oab bic iibrisen 8alfanpolfer aidl
nift dnbers gebanbelt bdtten. ipenu
iie In sleifem Rabe 5u bohiter @utb
aufgefta1elt iporben tpGren.
1870
SHreibt iber ibren Nann. r0fciu
Tann", ibreibt Srau Sreo Sidel,
831 Halpb Ctr. 8rooflpn. hat iebr
biel an 8beumatismiis 3u leioen se>
babt. Hatbem er brci Wonate sea
Ieaeu bate. begann er Mlp~enirduter 81
uebmer. unb fonnte nieber an ieins
Hrbeit eeben. Or iaat. bab er lid iesi
auberorbentIih gut fiiblt."
Gin Seilmittel. Incident iolde
Seusniiie aus9eiteqt iperoen. muB
obne Stpeifel. bod iiber benz @eipobu.
Iiden Steben. Npotbeter unb @roBs
bdnbler pertaufen es niht; eS lit teir
9etpobnlider Sanbelsartifel. gs pirt
benz Yublifum nur bur6 Spe5ials
Gaenten seliefert. poer brett 0 Der
Seriteuern. Sr. Setter 8abrncn &
Cons Co.. 1875 60. Sopne Ipe.
Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

0as WerbienIt, bic erffe allen Mn>
~foroerunsen bes 10. Sabrbunberts sea
redt iperbenben oeutide 3eitung IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
&abt 0br einen
Qltlas inn &amie?

gandsr bat ihon oft bein seien in Der 8situns ODER in einsm Sude
eefrdet: ~@u in Der WeIt ltst benn bde Staot?", ~Wo le9t ods
r@o Iest Der Slub? nnb fpenn man bann Senano ia9te: "Solt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

- 8etpobne Sid. fur5e 8ebete int
Ser5en aris5uiprefen, bann fannit Sn
Ieiht aud in 8eseuipart Gnberer
beter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
hammond's Illustrated Atlas
Of the World.

Sieicr por5iieIi6e @estueiier
burh Die gauge Belt entbdlt. 1913
Seiten Der neuclten 2anofarten,
in id0nem Snrbenbrud, BON ben
Der. Staaten unb abbdn9igen
8eiietbiimern unb bon 3 III
9anoe Der @elt. Sic 2anbs
tarten bon Dem fernen Often
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

Itlas". bdun mar feiner I'M
sau5en Sauie gu baben. 1lno
bod lit elm Itlas in Der Samilie
fait unentbebrlif, ipenn ma
ipirflih intelligent leien iou.
3ir freueu ms, in Der Gage
an fem, nniereu 2eiern einen
prattiihen 8 auss atlas. in
banbIiher Sorm 5u redt mdbiz
gem Ereiie anbieten gu fonnen.
gs lit ber neue
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-10-14
TELECRApHIC
NOTES

Sharon, Pa, Oct. Maj. Alexander
Mcdowell, for Is years clerk Of the
house of representatives at Washing
ton, died at his home here. He was
eighty-two years old and had been i'll
for several weeks.
Brooklands, England, Oct. Ga
new worlds speed record for auto
mobiles was made here by L. Coata-
lens, who made one lap of the motor
drome at the rate of 1855 miles an
hour, or nearly two miles a minute.
Yarmouth, Eng, Oct. Eighteen
seamen of the crew of the British
steamer Germania were drowned when
that vessel foundered after a collision
in a fog with the British steamer
Cornwood.
Auburn, n. Y, Oct. TT. NJ. Os-
borne. after weeks self-imposed
conditions, was tlced after he had
spent all night in the dungeon" for
refusing to work in the broom shop.
St Louis, Mo, Oct. Prohibition
IS expected to be the paramount issue
to be combatted at the annual conven-
ton Of the National German-American
Alliance. which began its sessions
here.
London. Oct THE ears brother,
Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch,
has taken up his residence at Kneb-
worth house, Bulwer Lytton's histori-
cal mansion, which he has rented from
Earl Lytton for $4,000 a year.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-10-14
WISCONSIN Girl.
SLAYERS VICTIM
IDA G. LEEGsoN, FOUND NIUE.
DERE0 IN CHICAGO, WAS
BORN AT BARRON.
TAUGHT IN BADGER SCHOOL S
Beautiful Victim of Fiend Graduated
From Milwaukee Normal and Was
Instructor in Public Schools of Mil
waukee and Oshkosh.

Milwaukee. Miss Ida Leegson, who
was brutally murdered in Chicago.
was a graduate of the Milwaukee Nor
NAL school and taught at Bartlett ave
nue. school for several months in 1908.
According to friends, her one idea
in life was to become a successful
artist. She studied landscape paint
ing and sculpture. Her teaching and
other work that she did was to obtain
money to continue her art studies.
Miss Leegson was born in Barron.
Wis, and received her early education
there, graduating from the Barron
high school, She lived with her
grandmother after the death of her
father, who was a professor in a col
lege in Mankato, Mimi.
Miss Leegson was a teacher in the
Oshkosh public schools in 1908 and
1909. She was second assistant to
Principal Nevins at the jefferson
school on the south side.
Miss Leegson went to Mason City,
Ia, as a grade teacher early in Sep
TENDER of this year. On her request
she was released by the board OF edu-
cation on Sept. 29, saying she had a
position as teacher of drawing in an
other school, but did not tell where
the position was
1t is believed she returned to Chi
cago only two or three days before
she was murdered.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-10-14
WIRETAPPERS MAKE $4,000
| Gondorf Crowd Lure Former Comp.
trolIer of Winnipeg to spool
Room" in New York.

New York, Oct. S.-The Gondorf
overlapping crowd, acknowledged at
headquarters the cleverest crooks in
the confidence business, is busy again,
and its latest cleanup" $4,000,
marks the high water mark of the
gangs prosperity.
D. S. Curry, former comptroller of
Winnipeg, Manitoba, but in recent
years an invalid, travelling in search
of health, contributed this money by
the straight overlapping swindle.
Members of the gang lured Curry
from West Baden, Ind, to this city a
short time ago and into pool room"
on West Forty-fifth street, where the
"old racing operator" had a secret
wire cut in on the racing results
Curry placed $4,000 On a certain race.
His horse ran second and II was ex.
planned to him that the real inside
directions were that he was to place"
his money and not bet it straight.
The wealthy man from the north
three days later put up a check for
$4,000, while the man calling himself
Davis placed about $4,000 in cash
This time the victim won" but he
was called upon TO prove that his
check was good by producing the
cash. This he did, and the money
was juggled out Of his possession.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-10-14
TO HEAR NOTED EDUCATORS
List OF Speakers Announced for An
nuai Convention of State Teach
ers on November 6.

Milwaukee.-The Wisconsin Teach
ers' association, which opens its an
nual convention here on November 6,
will bring to Milwaukee many noted
educators, who will address the ses-
sions. The list of speakers thus far
announced includes DR.. Woods Hutch
inson of New York. Bishop William A.
Quayle of st. Paul, John 2. White of
Chicago, o. G. Corson, editor PHO
Educational Monthly; William A Kee-
yer, state agricultural college, Man
haitian, Kan; c. o. Merica, superin-
tendent state training school for boys
at Red Wing, Mimi; J. Adams Puffer,
Beason vacation bureau, Boston; ]. H.
Tufts, University of Chicago; Ray
mond Riordan, superintendent Of
school at Rolling Prairie, Ind, and G..
E. Wulfng, director of vocational
schools in Gary, Ind.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-10-14
SIGNS TARIFF MEASURE
PRESIDENT AFFIXES HIS SIGMA
TURE TO NOTED BILL.
Nations Executive Surrounded by
Cabinet and Other High Officials
Law Operative.

Washington, Oct. 6.-President Will
son affixed hts signature to the tariff
bill at ten minutes past nine o'clock
Friday night this being the last pro-
ceeding necessary to make it law.
The new law became operative at
midnight
The signing of the bill marks the
end of almost six months of legislative
work since it's introduction April Z.
1t marks also the death of the Payne
AIdrich tariff bill
The signing took place in the presi-
dents big private office in the execu-
tive Offices, in the presence of the
cabinet, the tariff committee of the
two houses, the speaker and the vice
president and a score of newspaper
men.
An impressive silence prevailed as
the president delivered an extempor-
aneous speech in easy, natural tones.
Gentlemen, feel a very peculiar
pleasure" said the president, lin what
l have just done by way of taking part
in the completion of great piece of
business. 1t is a pleasure which is
very hard adequately to express in
words, because the feeling l have is
that we have done the rank and file of
the people of this country a great
service"
II have had the accomplishment of
something like this at heart ever
since l was boy, and l know men
standing around me who can say the
same thing-who have been waiting to
see the things done which it was nee
essary to do in order that there might
be justice in the United States.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-10-14
COLONEL SETS SAIL
ROOSEVELT Party LEAVE FOR
SOUTH AMERICA.
Former President to Explore the
Junges and Mountain Businesses
of Southern Republic.

New York, Oct. 6.-Theodore Roose-
welt and party left here Saturday for
buenos Aires, Brazil Colonel Roose-
welt will start from Buenos Aires to
explore the jungles and mountain fast
nesses of the South American state.
me former president delivered a
speech last night at a banquet given
by Progressives.
Anthony Fiala, the cratic explor.
er, whom the colonel selected to pre-
pare the equipment and supplies for
the trip, was one of the party who
sailed with Roosevelt
From Buenos Aires a 1,400-mile Jour
ney by water will be made to the head
waters OF the Paraguay river. Thence
they will strike Matte Crosse. a for
est covered territory intersected by
water courses, in the center of Bra
I'll.
In little explored territory be-
tween the rivers Tapajos and Xingu
Colonel Roosevelt will penetrate
where few men have gone before. Jun
giles abount, where bands OF Indians
rove.
AT the farewell dinner to Colonel
Roosevelt in New York last night, Mr..
Clifford Pinchot said in part:
Miss Kellor, President Roosevelt,
members of the Progressive service
and of the Progressive party, men and
women whose great purpose is to
make our government serve our peo-
pie; We are met to give Godspeed to
our leader on his journey. We are
here to strengthen ourselves for car
rying on the good fight during the
months Of his absence, so that when
he returns the Progressive party may
be even a better instrument for the
public good, even keener weapon
against the men who control this coun-
try to its hurt
On his return from his South Ameri-
con trip, Colonel Roosevelt Friday
night told the Progressives gathered to
honor him on the eve of his de-
parture his best endeavors would be
extended toward the upbuilding of the
party.
The party is solid, he declared, and
he added that it was the firm deter
mination of the rank and file as well
as the leaders to preserve it's politi-
cal entity. it's solidarity and in
tegrity.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-10-14
"PR0M" Is NOT ABOLISHED
Character of University of Wisconsin
Social Affair Changed anG
Postponed.

Madison.-The report that the an
nual Junior Prom" of the University
of Wisconsin, one OF the most brilliant
college social events in the west, has
been abolished by the student confer
ence is without basis. The event has
been postponed from between semes.
tiers to the evening of February %.
This action was taken by the stu
dent conference in order to abolish
the elaborate fraternity house-parties,
matinee dances, theater parties and
many other similar occasions which
have always accompanied the frater-
nifty side of the affair and which have
indirectly caused friction with non
fraternity students.