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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
JESSIE WILSON is INJURED.
Presidents Daughter Thrown From
Horse While Out Riding.

White River Junction, VT, Aug % -
1t became known here that Miss
Jessie Wilson. second daughter OF The
president, was injured by being
thrown from her horse. Or. Charles
W. Worthcn Of this town was driving
TO visit a patient at Plalnheld, n.
H., when he came across the uncon.
scious form Of young woman in a
riding habit lying beside the road.
lie alighted from his carriage and
took measures 10 revive her. While
he was doing this young man came
galloping down the road and leaped
from his horse. He told Doctor
Worthen be was Francis b. Sayre.
and that the patient was his fancee,
Miss Jessie Wilson.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Loot Dublin's Shops.


Mankato, Mimi, Sept 2.-Joseph
G. Brown, aged fifteen, of Albert Lea,
Mimi. is being held here in connec-
ton with the robbery OF a mail pouch
from the station platform at New Lis
bon. Wis, August 2S. The boy con-
fessed taking the pouch. containing
$500 in currency, according to postal
inspectors.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
STATE OFFICIAL IS SLAIN
Kansas City Police Find Coat Of Ne
braska Fire Commissioner and
Think He Was Killed.

Kansas City, Mo. Sept With a
bloodstained coat and a slashed pan
anna hat IN their possession the police
are working on the supposition that
Paul H. Thompson OF Grand Island,
fire commissioner OF Nebraska. has
been slain while on visit to this
citv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04

Neenah .--Neenah merchants are
contemplating the building OF high
way to he used by the farmers coming
into town with their produce. The pro-
posed road is four miles long.
Racine Members OF the Racine
County Feathered and Pet Stock asso-
citation have set the Lakeside auditori.
am as the place for holding the next
show on Jan. II to 16.
Tomah THE school census shows
that there are $50 boys and 400 girls
OF school age in the city. against a
total OF SIT last year
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
T. A. EDISON IS TAKEN ILL
Noted inventor Arrives With Family
at Portland, Me-. After Week
at Mohepan.

Portland Me, Sept. Thomas A.,
Edison is i'll at the Lafayette hotel
here With Mrs. Edison, his son and
line Edison. he arrived here from Mo.
hogan. where the party had been
spending week. Soon after his ar
rival Mr.. Edison retired. and 1t was
given out that he was i'll
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
KILLS EDITOR AFTER DEMAND
Official Shoots Publisher When Re-
traction is Refused.

sulphur, Okla. Sept John
Lindsay, former county treasurer of
Murray county, shot and killed j. y.
crat, following the refusal Of the editor
literally to eat paper containing ad-
verse editorial criticism OF Lindsay.
Lindsay was rushed to Norman on
the first train after the tragedy by
Sheriff Rawlings to avoid all danger
of mob violence. Lindsay shot Schenck
twice with .barreled shotgun
while the editor WAS sitting in a
buggy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
TAKES LIFE OF PHYSICIAN
Man Kills Doctor Whose Carelessness
in Operation, He Says, Proved
Fatal to Parent.

Cairo, H., Sept. 2.~Dr +. r. Cor
don, widely known physician of
this city, was shot and killed here by
Harvey r. Fields, an insurance soloci-
tor About ten days ago Gordon op-
Grated on Fields mother. Her subse-
quent death, the insurance man de-
clared, was caused by the physicians
carelessness. 1t was In return for
her life that he took that OF the doc
tor, he said
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04

New York. Sept Gable dis
patches announced that Rev. Carl
Hansen, a Methodist missionary. had
been murdered in the nitrate fields OF
lquque. Chill. No details OF the muir.
der were given excep, that he Is sup.
posed TO have been killed by work.
man Mr.. Hansen went 10 South
America in 1903.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Officers Are Elected.

Beloit---At the second annual meet
ing of the German I.iederkranz of this
city the following officers were elect
ed President, George l.. Ritzhaupt;
vice president. Herman Haase: secre.
iaries, Louis rhoman and Philip Yost,
and treasurer. Charles Haase.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Probe OF Judge Ordered.

Washington, Aug. 29.-The house
passed a resolution authorizing inves.
tigation OF charges against Judge En-.
cry Speer OF the federal court OF
Georgia The investigation VIII be
conducted by subcommittee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
CHICAGO Student browns.

Hilsdale. Mich. Sept. milo wal
rath, twenty-five years old. OF Chicago,
was drowned in Bear lake, near here
Walrath taught school two years IN
Japan and then returned 10 take up
special work at the University OF en-
cago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Italians Lose SAVINGS.

Racine. Joseph Rabetosa and Ross
Gerlase, Italians, employed on the
over $1,000, their savings of FIVE years.
by fellow worker, who entered their
box car home and rifed their savings
box.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Burman Has Marrow Escape.

Elgin. H., Aug. 29.--"Bob" Burman
narrowly missed death on the Elgip
auto race course when his Keeton
car refused to make the Graveyard
Turn, and Burman was hurled into .
straw bunker on the course.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Wabash Train Kills Two.

Toledo, o., Aug. S0.--Mr and Mrs.
William Timpa we're instantly killed
and Miss Martha Timpa, a sister. was
perhaps fatally hurt when L Wabash
trim crashed into the carriage In
which they were riding.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Tobacco Harvest at Height

Stoughton The tobacco harvest is
now at It's height. Hundreds of farms
are dotted with men and women en-
gagged in cutting, stringing and hang
ing tobacco Within few weeks the
entire crop will be hanging in the
sheds
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Plan Farewell Dinner.

Madison. Residents OF this city
are planning farewell dinner to be
given IN honor OF Prof. Paul s.
Reinach and A. G.. Schmiedemann.
who viii leave the city soon 10 serve
In the federal diplomatic service.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Iail Militant SuffrsA!sts.

Aberdeen, Scotland, Sept Two
militant suffragettes, Winnie Wallace
and Flora Smith. who attacked Pre-.
mier Asauith while be WAS playing
golf at Elgin, were committed 10 jail
In default OF $50 and held for trial.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
10 Accidentally Killed.

Camp Perry, O.. Aug 30 FRANCISCAN
Iagara Ballon, II Peruvian was killed
when rife in the hands OF Juan E.
Iagarra was accidentally discharged
This Is the first fatal accident that has
occurred at the shooting matches.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Weather Man Reduced in PAY

Washington, Aug. 3O.-As punish
ment for alleged political activity Nor
man b. Conger. weather bureau in.
spector AT Washington. was reduced
IN grade and pay and made local fore.
caster al Detroit. Mich
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04

Washington, Sept. 2.-The season
for reed birds on the Potomac
marshes was opened here, and two
white men and one negro were shot
bofere noon. Sportsmen turned out
to the number OF almost thousand.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
EARTHQUAKES HI Messfna

Messina, Sicily, Sept. THE sizes.
mic instruments here registered earth
disturbances. A strong hurricane also
has been blowing which has caused
the destruction Of huts in the Ameri-
can quarter
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Consul Baker Dies at Sea.

San Francisco, Cal, Sept. IA
wireless message from the transport
Thomas. due here, brought news OF
the death at sea OF Orlando II. Baker,
United States consul al Borneo. The
body will be shipped to the Raker
home in lndianola, Ia
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
FLYER LOOPS THE LOOP"
French Aviator Turns Complete Som
erssult While I 500 Feet IN
the Air.

Juvisy France, Sept. "A French
aviator named Pegoud 'looped the
loop" turning a complete somersault.
while flying at height OF 800 feet in
his aeroplane lie afterward descend
ed without injury.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
PEACE PALACE IS OPENED.
Edfice at Hague Dedicated With
Royalty and Diplomates Present.

Royalty and Diplomates Present.
The Hague. Aug. 30,-The Palace Of
Peace was dedicated here Thursday.
The ceremony of handing the edificc
over to the Dutch foreign minister was
carried out in the great court in the
presence of Queen Wilhelmina, Dow
ager Queen Emma. and Prince Consort
Henry These royal persons were sur.
rounded BY distinguished gathering
Of diplomats. representative of peace
societies, aud people prominent in the
arts and sciences.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
President May Take Rest.

Washington, Aug. 80 President
Wilson is hopeful that he may be
able to leave Washington for Cornish,
y. H.. soon, accompanied by Mrs. vii
son and Miss Eleanor Wilson. TO the
summer capital
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
L|CEQUELL LABOR
RIOT IN ST. LOUIS
misunderstanding Over Park
Contract Causes Trouble.
$4,000 PERSONS IN PARADE
Women Lead Labor Day Procession in
New York-Cincinnati,W With Strik.
ery/in Lead, Sets Record for
Number in Line.

st. Louis, Sept. because OF
misunderstanding over the contract
for an amusement park where the La
Dor day picnic was held, the parade
of $4,000 workingmen here ended in
disorder. The workers refused to pay
ten cents for admission to the park
and charged the gates. Guards resist
ed and police were rushed to the
scene to quell the riot.
Not ore-third of the $4,000 Who pa
sraded took part in the picnic and
heard John NJ. Collins OF Chicago, gen
eral organizer Of the International AS
ISOLATION of Machinists, speak. Collins
bitterly denounced the police.
Women Lead in New York.
New York, Sept 2.-Women workers
formed the first division of the Labor
day parade. which was the quietest
and most orderly in many years, 1t
was two and one-half hours passing
along Fifth avenue from Central park
to Washington square. Because of the
triple holiday. which many workers
spent in the country or at the sea
shore. there were less than 10000 men
in line.
Cincinnati Sets Record.
Cincinnati, Sept. 2.-Cincinnati's
largest Labor day parade took place
Yesterday, $4,000 marchers being in
line. The teamsters union, which is
on strike. headed the parade.
White Springfield Speaker.
Springfield, H.. Sept 1.-Two thou
sand workers celebrated Labor day at
Twins park, IS miles south, in a
huge labor family picnic John u
White of Chicago, single tax advocate.
and Charles Kane, local labor leader,
were the speakers. Governor Dunno,
who was unable to be present, sent a
message wishing success to the cause
of labor
Loot Dublin's Shops.
Dublin, Sept. Further disorders
in the tram strike occurred last night.
Crowds of strikers and demonstratiye
youths paraded the streets, smashing
shop windows and looting wherever
opportunity was afforded.
The police dispersed the rioters with
baton charges and everything was
ouier by l O'Clock. The disorders re-
suited in injury to many persons. 35
OF whom were taken to hospitals
There was much footing OF confec-
tionery shops. The windows OF many
stores in the dark side streets were
| smashed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04

Baraboo. IA corn stalk measuring
thirteen feet eight inches In height
Was brought to North Freedom by
Martin Knapp from the Adam Gro
slneke farm. n
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
New Pastor Ia Chosen.

Sheboygan. The Rev David Ehl-
man OF Townsend. Mich. has accepted
the call extended by the lnmanueI
Lutheran church OF this city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Bio Contract Awarded.

Merrill.-G. +. Kraft has closed a
contract with Brooks 4 Ross for two
years logging job on the shore OF Wild
Cat lake lie WIN employ 100 men.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Bio GAIN Is Made.

Richland Center.-Accor6inr to the
recently completed school census there
are s07 children Of school age in this
city, gain of % over Ike 1912 figures.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
STUDENTS OF WORLD GATHER.
Eighth international Congress Opens
al Cornell.

Ithaca. \. Y, Aug 30.--What Is
probably the greatest gathering of stu.
dents the world has ever seen, opened
here today, when the eighth luterna.
tonal Congress Of Students was cali
ed to order. The convention will last
until September -, after which many
OF the delegates will tour the eastern
section of the United States
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
Temperature 1o4 In Illinois.

Jacksonville H., Sept 2.-The ex-
cessiye summer heat reached high
mark here, with the thermometer at
10f.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-09-04
carneoies Guests Of kIno.

London Sept MIR and Mrs. An
drew Carnegie arrived al Brussels,
where they were received in private
audience by King Albert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
ND. Pts.

S%ricbntunn mid mad Dem &eiBen
Sauie, I'M SrdIibent 8ilion iciue
a%uripartllg Su maiden. ipcld,er
diiBertc. CT gebe iih Der aufridtigen
@offnuua hin, baS bic 9pmphe Iih ais
lpirfIames 6cilmittcl geacn Die furd,te
bare aranfbeit eripciien mcrbc. Mad
Der &linit bate Der Spftor cine gu
la%mmenfunit nit Den S%cnatoren CUTE
Yea, Senn.. mn Wiliam Sugbes, u.
Is, rlo Der lceterc periidbcrtc, ma
lpcrbe lid, mad, ardftcn b%emiihcr. nm
filr i'm Die 3~ulnNung sur dr5tlid,cn
Yraris I'M Siitrift Columbia unb Do
n,pglid) inl 9anSen 9dnbe Su cripirfen.
Im Ibenb febrtc Sr. j. j. Sricbs
mann nad) Yropicence 5urild. bon no
er lidl nad) Hortb Carolina bceicbt. CT
9ebenft icbof, nod einnnI uuf etlidc
Gage nab @aibiugtun 5u%riid5ufcbren.
ebe CT Die pcimreiic mad, Berlin
antritt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22

trdaen betbeilisen ipollen. &cnn bas
Der Sail lit, lpern tic ebeufaas ibr
TermGsen oeflarieren ltnD ben nuf ite
f%alenoen seiesliden GroscutiaB auf
Den Iltar bes Taterlanbcs legen, bns
tpiirbe ifon immerbin ettpas uss
MAIDEN. Bdrc ba5 aud, 5upiel pcrs
lan9t? Saben nidlt ppr bunbcrt Sab
rem, ais Seutiblanb iih crbob nnb
Den @runbitein 81 ~iciier iesisen
@roBe leete, a + 20 q B f II Ielbit
ihrc 3opfe abgcihnitteu mn iiir'S
@aterlano geopfert? &ar ba5 nid,t
nod piel mcbr2 Isle gut mare eo,
rpenn jest and moiid>er Sopf tielbits
rebenb fein Mdbd)enSnpf) iiir's Ioters
Lamb ficle nnb ben 3opftrdseru enblif
plauiibcl semnht fpiirbe. Dag tic ais
giirger nidt MN 8ed)tc. ionocrn alld)
d. n babcnl Suuft Sa mnu>
der 3 eamte im 6eiligen 9elltIfcn
Heih berum nit einem @cbalt bon.
no ia9en mir mai $4,000 @arf unb
me6r. PRO Sa1r, (ale Sopfe iinb ia
nift 10 bid!) unb braii6' ridt
|einen Sfcnnis Steuer 5u be-
5ablen! Sasu fummcn nod: 3ob@
nrugs5ulase, e%rrndbigte Yretic I'M
Sbeatcr, Concert unS 9aoeanitalt,
man 9riinbet nod 8eamteu : 9onium>
percinc, bdmit Gin @eIhdftsmann ia
feinen Yfcnnisy bon ibnen 5u perbies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
am Mri6rn Danre.
GriiiScut @iiipn ipridt Or. Srico=
MANA icinr &~pfinuIs auf @rfulg
Der ncnen Snr aus.

&aibingtpn. ;. g.. sen 10.
slpril. - Sr. Sricprih Sran6 Sricbz
unnnii. hcr Griinhcr rcr nciicn Snntpbc
Sur 0cilIug Der 5ubcrfuloie, brndhtc
hcutc icincn 8ciildl IN bcr Sunbcss
bnlpiifaet nit Der Sbknltrug elmer
&iinii in Der Mcorpc @uihinatrn lluis
pcriitdt Sum NbihluB. bel pclmcr CT
spoli Yateutcu ani ihrcn @unih nit
icincr Spu,phc impitc. Stoaisicfrcs
tar Srpon. @iiliSictrctGr osborn. Der
beutidlc Sptid,aiter. rer @cidnbtc Der
ShneiS nuo ucridieocur Ncr5te BON
Der @unbclMrnce uno Smnesmnrinc
bnticu iih ~ Der alinit c%insciuubcn.
llcbcr bruocrt Sniicntcn battcn lid, I'M
Soipitol Der Auitdii pcrinmmelt,
Sm 2auic NcS Cages bc9ab lid Sr,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Die an6ere 5eite.
Icntjmlanc riiitet, nm gcriiitct 81 iein
- ans bemielben 0rnnoe aud
Jranfreih.

9aris. 90. slpril. - Sci einem
aus InlaB zines Siitnn5> Hities BON
9apalleric Sifi6ieren 9egcbcnen 9ans
fett biclt Der 8rieaaniuiIter Gtienne
cine Hcbc. III Der CT inter Inoercm
inste: .&ir iinb feline @aulbelben,
unp mir iinb feline gnsreifcr. Seit
AZ Sabrcn bnben mir sur grbnltin9
bcS Sricbens b%eigetra9eu. BGbrenb
bic Idd)te nebeu nns un~aliborlid)
ibrc IannidaitsbeifdnSe permebrt
babcn, bat Srnntreidb icnes idone
io5ialc @cieb 9emndlt. al Dem nlldy i'd
bcigetrn9en babe: bas @eieB Der Speis
idbri9en Sienit6eit. > Sranfrcid bat
nod, anbcre @eiueilc ieines frieblihen
Sinncs gegcbcn, unb es trieb feline
Sriebfertistcit beinnbc bis sur slbz
riiitunG. Sn5lpiidcn 5ogertcn anberc
nid,t lire Srdien5itdrfe su bcrmebren
llnb niadrtcn 8eieBe. Die anidbrlif
cine fortldrcitcnpc, itetige nnb auSs
baucrnpe N%nitrengms bilbcten. llnb
lpaS MN artf Dem Spiele itebt. oas lit
Die 3utunit. Die Tubc unb bas 9cbcn
Sranfrcid'3. Sn Der Ieibcnihaits
lid,en 2iebc. bic i6 fir mein 9anb
be9e, babe ib MIDI besbalb erboben
mn an meiner @e9icrln9 sciast, iic
miiilc Gin fir Die nationale Sidcrbeit
notbipcnhiGes Spfcr brinsen. Sd
bate porbcr Tles reiflih iiberIc9t.
unb ipcnu ih meinen Sd)ritt poIz
brahte. 10 fiat i6 cs. neil id) es fir
nncridBlih belt"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
Ger brleifde Ge,ualtfreik.
lie Hesicrnns bat bic gcrbreituns
pm Nlarmnadrrihtem nit Siniucis
auf balbige Snriifsiebuns bcS
Strcifs nntcriagt.
tspesialsabeloramm sirier 3eituns.,

pttIet 0tlthug.l
: q q; :; 3; :; =: Il q Il q Is - "a ..
Sriiiicf. 81. Ipril ID
Ser Streif lit. mic id) in mciner
: leBtcn Correspondents borausges
iagt bate. tbcilpcile Gin Schl>
: iflas. Inr eritcn Gage bcs
Strcit5 IA. IpriQ traten
100000 Irbeiter in Den Illss
/; itanb; lire Meihcn mebrtcn lid,
ldneian. 10 baB sur Scit ctrpa
100000 am Streitc iinb.
Sm Den &ohlenmiucn itcbt
Iles jtil. - Iud bic @lass
afreifer- Tue 5rm mo5cn Sbeilc
: i'm A~msifanb. - Bic arbcit in
: ben Giicnipcrfen lit thcilipeiie
cinsciteat. - Sn ocn @ass
: iperfen miro ~gcnrbcjtct. - Ser
giienbabu@ Sctricb lit Gin rcgels
: mGBiger; Der @erfebr fir Dns
Yublitrm ein nlgcbcmmtcr.
Ildl Die d,riitlid]cn Sodarbeitcr
: III Den Sdfcn arbcitcm; bpd, lit
: trosocm elm Iangcl an Irbci>
: tern bcmerfbnr ulb Die Sc
: frad,tIne Der Shiifc scbt nllr
: lan9iam bon iratten.
SIN Illsemcincn pcrbdlten sic
: Streitcr iih rubig. Sic Strcits
: BREEDER ipcrbcn oon Der Hcgies
+: RING bcIdiist. Sic Strcifcr
: llln9cru cntlpchcr rnbi9 herum.
: ober b~earbciten ihre @drthen;
: cinise ipenigc iiup und) Sranis
: reid, nlISgelpanbert. Inberc
: ipieberum babeu ibre ainbcr Sii
s Sreunben nnh Sollanb geidlidt.
: SrpB bieIcS SnnpcIs : Stillz
: iranbeo ipirb Die @hentcr IiIS@
: ltelling 6lI ibrcr Groffnuung
: fertig gcitelt. Sic Trbeit BORT
: lit cine rilbrige.
: &iib ging'a natiirlid i'm
: bclgii den Sarlanlellt bieier
{ Sogc Der. Sic Sp5ialiitcn
( brdngtcu nlii %ertnguns Der
: militGriihen Sebdttc. pa5 Der
: Yrcmier aber ebcnip encrgiih
: perlpcigcrte.
: Us it pcnig Soffnuug iibria
( auf cine S~eilc9iug hes Strcits
E i'm Sinnc Der Strciter. Sic
Z ausldnoiide Yreiie - nntiirlidl
: phcuan Die bon Der Srcimnurcrci
: reoisierte .Niioeiateb YrcB" in
: ocl Ser. Staotcn - iibcrtrcibt
: ilbcr Die @abcn Den pirfiid,cn
& SInnb Der Gage. Die 8eNice
:: run9 hat acknowledgements pe5s
: bnlb Sen Gprreiponpentcn nnbes
: foblen oieic Alurmnad,rihteu
( cinSuitcacL Oh bielc Den Snilocl
: Id%dbiacn. unb Die Segicrnns
Z cine Snriid6icbuug ncS StrcitS
!; crlpartct. - SaS Gomitc. mcls
: Dies iidl nit Der Tcform Der
s prppin5iaien MD cunmlindlcu
!; @ahlen 5u pcfniicn hat. ii, por,
: nlen Yartcien gcnebmigt lppra
!; Den. @ic ih in mcincm lcetcn
8crlTtc mclretc. lparcu Die Sp5i
roeeacn scncicR. 80. u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-22
atost feISs Der aniatik.
Mtebrere Tpbte nnS itele 3efurbs
fiiisc.

Yaris. II. Npril. - Ser galon
.Sobiac", Der bentc @prscu bon ct.
Glouo NIT fiinf Rnnn aufseiticgen
mar, erpIobiertc ins650 SuB &obc unS
ale Sniaiicn, bier Cfiisiere unD Gin
Gipiliit, tamen su Spbe,
@eIIcnfirhrT @cIffdren, 9.
s(pril. - Ser peiffde Ibiatifcr 2iHtc
tplIrSe bente bel cir,em Slusc nit ieis
mem Ginbcfcr setobtet. Gin gsinbz
itoB fippte bic MaIdine nm. melde
aus 100 SUB 5Obe auf Die grpe Itiir5te
unb Serihmettcrte.
SnIpnifi, II. gpril. - Ser
griefliIhe Militdrfliceer 2cutnant
I%rdipnlos uub iein Haiiagicr Gpus
itantin &aros bon arcta. fannen bcute
onrG Ibitur5 ibres .Iero" aus 1000
SUB Spbe 81 Sooe.
RtS5a, Sranfrei6, Is. gpril. -
Ser befamte fransoiiIHe Sliescr
Solis @aiibart Ut bertc Muraen olii
'einem Slug NIT cine,n &aiierilnascilg
III Der Hdbe bon bier crtriinfen. @Ghs
reno er nit Icinem Spbros Ieroplun
por Dem SallbeuIhiebplas iibcr Die
Neeresoberfl1d,e babinfloe. berlor sic
Slugnlaifine ploslidl ipenigc SilS
iiber Den @ellen bas @leideetpid,t.
Der lintc Sliisel ihlus in bas 8dncr.
Der Ncroplan tipptc porniibcr ituo
ifo6 in Die Sicfe.
Slug ii6cr bic Sahara.
Stsfrd, Mgerien. II. Npril. -
@ier BON fran6oiiid,en Siii5icrcn aes
lentte @ilitdrs Ieroplanc traicn am
Sonnerstne nnd) ciucr f~iinibunbcrt
&cilen Sabrt iiber Die Sabaras @iitc
in DER al9eriihen Stabt 9istra Gin;
cine Der Maifinen trra auScr Dem
Center nod Den Sberiten 9uttcaur oils
SaIia9ier. Ser Slug murpc sons
obne Gsforte bclperfitellist.
Aeruplanflns pun Earis nadJ Scrlin.
Sobannisthnf. 16. Ipril.-
Ser SranSoic Yicrrc Snuconrt liz an,
Mittpoh Slbcno Inn $3.50 oii Dem
Ierobrpm IN Spbnnnisthnl bel Berlin
gelanbet nmb hat iorlit zen NerppIuns
Hug bon Yaris in etipas mebr oils Is
Stlnben S%uriidaclegt; bic Siitans be
tr1at $50 Meilcn. Sein einSigcr
Gonflrrent. Der Shlueiscr GhmlinS
4ubmnrs. fam mir bis @uune. @cits
ialcn. Ser SpmmrcpsY rci3. Der iiir
pcn Slug aiiS9cieBI mar, bctrdgt IT,
500 Collars.
llcbcr ocu &aral. =
Spbcr. Gnal1nb, II. Npril. -
Ter britiiht Slicgcr 0uitop 6omcl.
bcgleiict bon Dem @mcriinucr Sront
Sneprc. bcipcrfitcligte hcutc tincn
Icroplauilug bon bier nah aoln.
Seutihlaub. in bier Snrnbeu mo iilni
&inutcn. Sic Siiinr5 iii ctiuas iibcr
$50 Micilcn.
2nftihiffer SpicYb Srudcr hat wic.
bermm Ech.
gas YaImc@. aanarien. II.
NpriI. - Suicpb Srudcr. pornals bon
Ytilipartec. Chicago unb Sem S)orf.
bat bcn aui bclitc Norqcn Spiidcll
5mci uno iilni llbr ansctiinbigtcu
irdnSatluntiidten Slug uah &cits
Snbieu init icincm Scnfbdilon .Sudls
arr III" piebcrum pcrihobcu, @crdbc
ais auc @orbcrcitnuscn sum Sturi bel
SascSanbrud) rcnoct iparcn. cntpid'
baS Gas in maui9ctlGricr &ciie enrd'
bns Saupipcntil unb Der Sallor
idrnmpftc ein.