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Arizona republican., 1913-10-05
TO INVESTIGATE DYNAMITING,
rAssocrATED DRESS DISPATCH

A ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHI
 INDIANAPOLIS, oct 4.-The United States grand jury venire for the No vember term was drawn today on or der of Federal Judge A. B. Anderson. The jury will meet here on November II to investigate the latest phases of the dynamite conspiracy brought out in the confession of George F.. Davis, alias George O'Donnell who was ar rested on Thursday in New York. The names of the grand jurors were not made public.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05
IVY DIES AND
(Continued from Page One.)

all that happened and if l was not justified, then the law must take it's couTse. They may hang me, send me to the penitentiary for life or commit me to an asylum; it makes no difference to me-
 Mrs. Ivy is in jail pending the out come of the inquest to be held Mon day over IVy's body.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05
Stocks.

Amalgamated, 75A; Smelling, 651a; Santa F'e. 94; St. Paul, 1O4; New YorL Central, 95A; Pennsylvania, 112H, Reading, 166A; Southern Pacific, 905s Union Pacific, 15S5s Steel, 5SA; pre- ferred, 1071s; Silver 613s.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05
MORE EARTHQUAKES
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATcHI

NAPLES. Oct. 4.-Strong earth quake shocks tonight are causing panic, though the damage has been insignificant. Shocks were also felt in nearby provinces. particularly at Avinello where the inhabitants aban- doned thier houses. In the province o1 Foggia. many villagers are camp ing in the fields.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05
Me+aIS

Metal markets quiet. practically
 nominal; Electrolytic, $16.871A.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

Alone in the Jungle" at Hart Tbcater today and tonight.-(AdV)
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

RE GOING TO SELL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
MARIA. TEX


Maria, Tex, Feb. Notable among
the new arrivals in town are: W l.
BleTins, W Garnet, r S. Fuller, VIII
Nixon, and Mr.. and Mrs. ROol, Lackey,
all OF Alpine. Mr. and MS r. ). Love,
Of FL Paso, are visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Moore.
Mrs. Alfred Kerr and children are
visiting their mother, Mrs. NJ R. Giles
pie, at their apartment at Mrs. Cecil
Booths
Mrs Charles CrOssOn is recovering
from a long and painful illness.
Mrs. J. ". Pool entertained the Maria
History club at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Robinson on Tuesday The
house was beautifully decorated. A
luscheOn was served. Mrs. L c. Brite
led the lesson Mrs. .. ". BOgeI, hav-
ing been the delegate to the state con-
ventiOn OF Federated clubs, gave a re-
port of her visit The members pres
ent were: Mrs. A Mitchell, Mrs. r 5.
McCracken, Mrs A. B. Porter, Mrs. H
NJ Fennel, Mrs. o. L Billingsby. Mrs.
J. P. Shields. Mrs. L c. Brite. Mrs. c.
A Bailey. Mrs. L c. Davis, Mrs. NJ. II.
MahOn, Mrs. T. 5. Snyder, Mrs. G. G..
Robinson, Miss Selma Hord and the
hostess.
H W. Shuttle has purchased the
business building on Main street from
L c, Brite, who cOntemplates moving
his business into tnu place.
Mrs. ROydle Pulliam and son have
left for Alpine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
COLUMBUs, n. NJ.


Columbus, n. NJ, Feb. Lloyd var
brough came in from Arizona where
he has been employed the past five
months. Mrs EarbrOugh has been here
visiting her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. L. J. Peach.
Miss Cecilia Parsons has made final
proof upon her homestead northeast Of
town
T. A. Drew and G. A. Mcmahon have
returned from a business trip into the
san Pedro mountains in Mexico.
Miss Nellie Chapman, teacher Of the
Sunny Side school, spent the week end
in Columbus.
Frank Wallace made homestead en-
try this week on a quarter northwest
of town.
the new White & Elliott building was
one Of the most enjoyable social af-
fairs Of the season. Several out Of town
guests were present The 18th cavalry
band furnished the music.
". c. Hoover has received notice that
he has been appointed United States
commissions, to succeed Jesse MITCHELL,
who recently resigned.
Mrs. H S Fruit went into FL Paso
TO visit with her parents.
J. T. Roe, who is employed in FL
PaSO, came home to look after his new
well obtained upon his homestead
northwest Of town.
Claude ThOms has returned TO his
home in RialtO, Cal, after spending the
past two weeks in town.
The Aid society met with Mrs. Dean
The Columbus State bank recently
organized opened for business today.
". W Danner, Of Pasadena, Cal, has
arrived in Columbus and remained a
day looking after his land interests
east OF town
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01

Alpine, Tex, Feb. Mrs. John HOll-
and has returned from a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Harry SPANIEL, at Waco
Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mrs. Anja Wilson
and Anja Wilson, jr., have left Alpine
for a series Of visits in Sabinals san
Antonio and COmanche, Okla
L A. Devices has returned from a
trip to Hachita, n NJ
Miss Margaret Linn is convalescing
after a weeks illness
Cas- Edwards has been in Alpine from
Sanderson.
L D. Miller, Of Barilla, has been a
James werner, Of san Antonio, is in
Mrs. S. R. Guthrie has returned to
her home here
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L Lackey are in
Maria
s. A. starr has returned to his home
]. c. Brooke and N. S. Burke were IN
Maria this week
T. G. WEBB has returned from HOus-
ton
Miss MAYER Young entertained the
Auction Bridge club this week. Her
guests were Mrs J. A Hardy, Mrs
Glen Kokernot. Mrs. P. c. Burney, AIRS.
Reagan Cartwright and Miss Branson.
At the last meeting OF the STUDY
club the New England essayists were
the subject Of discussion Mrs ButrOn
read selected passages from Emerson;
Mrs. Brown read a paper on "ThOreau's
Hermitage, and His Influence on Later
Writer'S" and Mrs Gillett contributed
a paper on THE Literature of Adolf
ton" considering especially the writ
ings Of Whittier and Harriet Beecher
Stowe.
Mrs. r. NJ Johnson and Mrs. F. NJ.
McCinnum. Of Louisiana, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. Webb.
Misses T. L and Alice Harrison are
visiting in SabinaL
n. H. Corder, of Terrell county, was
in Alpine this week
Mrs H ". Townsend has gone to
Gonzales to attend the funeral Of her
grandmother, Mrs Law.
Among the Alpine people who attend
ed the Gillespie trail in Maria, were:
J. D. Jackson. Virgil Fuller E L
Fuller, W. J. Yates, G. c. Richards,
LOWE Ritchey, c. K. Moffett and DR..
AIiddlebrook.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
HAYDEN. ARIZONA


Hayden. Ariz, Feb. WORD has
been received from Copper Creek Of the
sudden death Of Mrs. Vsnn. q bride and
formerly a resident OF Hayden Mr.
vann was formerly oil foreman for the
Ray Consolidated Copper company but
later has had a position with the Calu-
met Copper Creek Mining company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vann's marriage took
place about four months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack WiIIiaus are
proud parents, OF 10 pound boy
which has arrived at their home.
F. H Martin. manager OF power for
the American Smelling and Refining
company, is in Hayden on business IN
connection with his department.
The school in Winkleman has been
temporarily closed on account OF a case
Of scarlet fever reported
Mrs. s J. Clifford was suddenly
called to her former home N Missouri
on account OF the Hines OF her mother.
Mrs D. S. Smith is IN Hayden visiting
with Mrs. r L Ezeu
Mrs DR.. F. c. Norman Il In HAYDEN
as the guest Of Mrs. A J Aaclean- Mrs
Norman Is at present making her home
in Phoenix, but will move to HAYDEN
later on for her future home Dr.
Norman now being in charge OF the
local hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
CUTTER, n. N.


Cutter. n. NJ, Jan. 3.-W. n. WestOn's
hunting party consisting Of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L Sims, of Las Cruces, and J.
Fleming Jones and D. J. McCanley have
returned.
Edward Richerson has returned
home after a three weeks visit to the
Sunshine ranch
Mrs. Bill Barbee and son. George, are
guests Of Mrs. George Shuts.
Earl Graham, who was injured by a
loaded wagon running over his ankle
last week, is much better
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Sims have returned
to their home in Las Cruces after Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Weston.
J, Fleming has returned to Las
Cruces, n NJ, after a weeks visit here
with friends.
Bill Barbee was called to santa Fe
on land business.
John Rhodes was up from Las Cruces
visiting old friends.
Mrs. ", NJ. Barbee and son, George,
have returned to the Barbee ranch after
several days spent here with friends.
Pool Earnest has returned after a
three weeks visit in FL Paso.
Miss Alma Shuts visited at the Bar
bee ranch this week.
L. Clapp has returned to his home IN
Hatch after spending several days with
friends here.
Mrs. John Latham gave a dance and
supper in honor of Miss Ula Lyons
y
present were: Mrs Andy Lyons, Mrs.
Harry Gore, Mrs. John Richerson. Mrs.
John Gardner, Mrs. Leslie Sowel, Misses
Agnes RichersOn, Ula Lyons, Annie
Grogan, Inez Welcher, Ethel Gwartney,
UT GrOgan. Ruth Richerson, Mary
Latham, Helen GWartney, Marion
Lyons, Marie RichersOn, Ida Gore Jose
phine Gore, Allie and Dove Gardner,
Nettie Gould. Messrs. Latham, Lyons,
SoWeu, John Richerson, Jack Duke
Ralph Gwartney, Lony Grogan, John
Cane, Henry Long, John Lyon, Tom
Richerson, Neil Graham, Jesse Latham
Bill Cain, Edward RichersOn, Emmett
Lyons Otto Gardner, c. Heifner.
Misses UIa Lyons and Ruth Rieherson
visited the .Aleman ranch this week
A party of Cutter young folks visited
Miss Inez Welcher at Elephant Butte.
Those of the party were Messrs John
Richerson T. Grogan. Tom Richerson.
Misses Annie Grogan, Agnes Richer
son, Ula GrOgan.
Lon Miller, of Lordsburg, visited H.
A. Yost and family.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
WILCOX. ARIz.


Wilcox, Ariz, Feb. Mac and
Wynne Thomas, brothers Of Mrs H L
Johnson, are here from PearsaIl, Tex.
Jesse ". Moore had his hand badly
cut while working on a windmill.
F. E. Rankin, Of Midland. Tex, is
here, and is thinking Of locating here.
Mrs. z. Meyer and daughter, Mrs
Davis, and Lee King, were a party Of
Bonita people who were in town shop
ping.
Charles NJ Roberts has returned
from a short trip to Los Angeles.
Miss Carrie Wight and Mesdames
Currier, Morgan, Firth, Cummings and
ROttman, were a party who left in two
machines for Douglas, to attend the
Woman's club meeting in that city.
F. IA McMasters. of Wyoming. who
has been here for the past month, look
ing over the valley has left for Fl
Paso.
Mrs. c. E. Busenbark, of Dos Cabezos,
was a Wilcox visitor this week
Mrs Frank Bree died at her home in
Dos CabeZos. She is survived BY her
husband and several children
Miss Irma Keller entertained a few
of her friends at a card party at the
home Of Mrs. Jesse Moore Her guests
were Misses Eva Dunn, Malloy, Julia
Reddon, Messrs Watson, Campbell
kirkpatrick and Huffman
Mrs. J. TerrilI has returned from a
visit to FL Paso, and left for the Sierra
Bonita ranch.
Mrs. Gurnett. Of Portland. Ne, has
arrived and viii spend some time visit
ing her brother and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Fiege were down
from their ranch at Dragon Summit
Little Bertha Allen has about re-
covered from the scarlet fever, and no
other cases have developed here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
MONAHANs, TEXAS.

Monahass, Tex, Feb. Mrs. Ellen
Barley, Of Lubbock, has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Andrews, who has
been sick.
Winifred Turrell, who was badly m
jured by horse falling on him at the
Estes ranch, is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith are the parents
OF u pound baby boy.
F. J. Garrett is on a business trip IN
east Texas.
Miss Maurine Garrett is confined to
her room with grip.
Miss Grace Andrews. Of Pecos. Is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Velma Stanley, of Midland, is
teaching a class in elocution here
Mrs John Jackson has returned from
a visit TO Denton.
baby boy has arrived at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Estes.
Rev. r L Mooney, Of Van Horn, held
Baptist services here.
George Woods. Of Whitesboro, is in
town on business.
Miss Williams, Of Midland, is teach
ing q. class in music here.
G. A. FrOme, of TOyah, was IN town
calling on relatives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
BISBEE, ARIZ.


Bisbee. Ariz., Feb John O'Hagan,
formerly assistant postmaster, and
I Miss Annie Vezweire. were married
here The yOung couple will spend
their honeymoon on the coast and will
then return to Bisbee, where they will
make their home.
Deputy sheriff R Cannon has return
ed from Tombstone.
J. B. Darbyshire head of the Darby
shire-Harvie Iron works, of Ell Paso, is
a Bisbee visitor.
Mrs. NJ. L. Gilmore, of Santa Bar
bara, Cal, is visiting friends in the
city
Miss c. Wagner is substituting in
the Mexican first primary grade at the
Central school until a regular teacher
can be secured.
Lamar Cobb. state engineer, was in
the city on business.
J. J. Bowen has left on short trip
to Phoenix.
D. Mckee, of Cananea, is in the city
on a short Vi~i-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
CHICAGO STEAM FILTERS AND
PLUMBERS END II YEAR Wal

Chicago, IL, Feb. 1.-The jurisdiction
war between rival associations Of Chi
cago plumbers and steam filters which
has been on for a generation is over.
The trouble, which began Il years ago,
has been marked by numerous assaults,
riots, shOOtings and murders.
The Steam Filters Protective assO-
citation has voted TO amalgamate with
the United association Of plumbers, gas
filters. steam filters and steam filters
helpers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
SANTA ROSA. N. n.

Santa Rosa, n. NJ, Feb. George d.
McDill field secretary of the interna-
uonal 7. NJ. c. A was a visitor here
ana occupied the pulpit Of the MethO-
dist church
M. and Mrs. G. NJ Thompson we've
In from their Pasture ranch.
The infant daughter of 7. ". John
son is reported very i'll.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
WEED, n. n.

Weed. n NJ, Feb. 1.-Nr. and Mrs.
c. z. PattisOn entertained the young
people with a party, in honor of Miss
Blanche Olden- Games and dancing
We're INDUCED in until midnight.
Among those present were: Misses
Blanche Olden, Jesse Johnson, Edith
Allen. Irene Allen, COWfort Pattison. "
W. Wassun, A Mckinney, T. Johns II.
Farris, B. Allen, L Johnson. ]. Fuller.
A Cridebing, 7. Cridebring. Mr. and
Mrs J. A Allen, Mr.. and Mrs Z. n
Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Pattison and
Mrs. D. P. Allen.
The young son Of John Ehart is quite
i'll with inflammatOry rheumatism. be-
ing confined to his bed for some time.
Mr.. Ehart is making preparations 10
take the child TO PalOmas Hot Springs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
ADS BY PHnNE-

Try the new Turkish baths ana bar.
Der shop. PasO del NOrte hotel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01

The ordinary cost 81 Want Al 3,
the FL PasO Herald is 25 cents It
reaches an average Of about 10000
readers each issue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Serwerflihe 2ebren ber Nenseit,

Sci @elesenbeit Der 8%runbteins
legung bes ct. Soiepb'ssS anitariums
gu Inm Sarbor. Wi6.. Gam %.
Sept.) tritiiirte in ieiner 2eoe Der
Silfsbii6of Der Sio5eie Setroit. 6. 9.
Gelp, Die bon ben guseniiten befiirs
portete Steriliiirung, geihle6tli6e
@eiunbbeitslebre nnb anoere Gms
pfeblun9en.
@r iaete inter Inberem: .Sie Hes
Iigion, bie in Soft ben Shopier De,
meni6lihen Seele erfcnnt, muB itets
eeeen Die iosenannte 8iiienidaft am
fGmpfen, beren Sober Der Sittenlebre
anitatt bas unseborene Sinh gu be-
Itiiben, su itranguliren erlaubt.
Ser 3ampf mug 9efiibrt iperber
ge9en Die io9ennnnte @iienidaft. oil
inter Dem Sitel .Steriliiiruns" mi
,oeIfledtlide @eiunbbeitslebre" Del
9iaturfrait bes @eni6en borgreift
pas acgen ben bon @ott se9ebenei
freien @ilen IN Dem einen Sale ber'
it0bt, nnb &inber ibrer Geinbeit mi
ilni6ulb IN benz anberen beranbt
@ir iinb teinssnsss &slision Uni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

an allie 8dtboIifen nit Der i~nnigiten
8itte, linn burh milbe 9aben 81
belfen, bas bobe @erf 3u poIlcnben.
Ser 81. Sater bittet; mo lit Der &ds
tboIif,. Der cine 8itte bes Steupertrez
ters gbriiti ni6t aIs @ebot auffabt?
@ir amerifaniihe &atboliten fGnnerl
auein gang leidt bas nptbpenbige
3apital fir Den Sortbeitanb Der 9iebs
lingsIbule bes 81. @aters %aufbrineen.
Boblan, erfreuen mir bas SerS bes
groben Bapltesl Ser Heide gebe
5000 ober 800 ODER $50; Der
@ermere lie mad ieinen Wsitteln.
8aben tpolle man einid]iden an Die
Gebaftion bieier 3eituns ober on 8eb.
Iater 2ubtpig Sonbin, 9. S., Can't
iius .Siab Shool, Buffalo. 81. g.. ODER
aud brett nit Sem Dorf gr1anee
Gbed an Den Hrdiioenten Der b6beren
Saule. 8ep. Som. g. Inselo be
Can't. @in bi Hipetta 246, Soma,
Stalp. Ser 81. @ater bat nerlanet,
bab linn ielbit ale Namen Der @eber
boreelest perben; aus ndterlident
Ser5en tpirb er banferfiiIt Sebem ieiz
men Seeen ertbeilen.-S. E appert t,
gopinetpn, 3p.
(8atboliihe 3eitunsen iino ge<
beten. p%oritebenben Iufrlf Der suten
Sadie fpegen nb5ubruden.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Ghul Statiitif.

Soma fpeiit inter ben gentralitaas
ten Die 9erin9ite 3abl mdnnlider 2ebz
rer in Ieinen Yublitlhulen auf. Niez
briggs @ebalt ipirb als ltria6e fir
Sieie gri6einun9 anseseben. Nur
ssun 8ro5ent Der 2ebrer in Den
Hfentli6en S6uIen Sofpa's iino Rdus
ner. Sn RinneIota lit Der Yro5ents
5ab Inn cine &leinisteit 9r0Ber; in Ssns
Diana aber, mo elm WinimaQo6ns
@eieb in Strait 1tebt. iinb 1855 Sro5ent
Der 2ebrer Rdnner. Sn Sotpn III
ni6t elmer aus 3ebu &ebrern cir
Rann; in Snbiana lit mebr als cine,
aus brei elm Ntann. - Soma beraliss
aa6t $5.35 per gintpobner fir feline
@lementarz unD Setunbdri6ulen
Ge6s Staaten p%erausgaben mebr. il
4. 9. RorbzS atota $S.24. (3u bieIel
G6uliteuer tragen natiirlih audi oil
aat6olifen BEL, obi6on lie feiner
NllBen babon BADEN, uno unterbalter
p~6enbrein nod ibre Sfarridulen.) Se,
@taat sSofpa ~beraus9abt $33.O1 pc,
G6iiler per Sabr. (Sn ben bier to-
tboliIden Si63eIen bes Staates Soipf
beIuhen 40,155 &inber tatboliift
Rfarri6ulen uno iperben benz Staatt
baburd $1.325,115 eripart. 3ubem
be3ablt iebe tatbolii6e Yerion IN Sotpd
i'm SurhiGnitt $685. gum llnterbali
Der 4ublitihulen. Gum 9anfe bafiir
Sudt man setpiiierieits Die fatbolii6eu
&farri6ulen gu unterbriiden ober ibre
&eiituugsn gu pertleinern, troBoem lie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
neutrality-suspicious.
pereiniete Staten.

geriett pmrben: 9fcp. S. q. 9uz
ppnt, 8farrer bon ct. @atbarinen nod
D1anlp; 9fep. @uitoo. GbI, Sfarrer
bon Ranlp, nn1 ct. Sonntus; Gep.
ISM. Ruebel, 9iarrcr bon ct. Sonas
tlls, mad giortb @aibington.
Isle ms ans 9eab, e. Saf., ees
meloet tpirb, lit Der boftp. &ettor Der
ct. Satrid's : &atbebrale &ep. Sobn
8. Sbia auf elmer 8eiie nod europa
6egriffen, mo er brei Ionate perbletz
ben fpirb. Gin Getter bes bpdlp.
Serrn lit 5u grpelbin9en, &anton 8ez
mid, 2nrembitrs, anidiiig. 8eb. Sbil
reiite am 81. September NIT DEN,
Sampler .2aurentie" bon Wontrcal,
CANADA ab. gr tpirb in Den Stdoten
2iperpool, Ynris, Wes, Srier, Su>
gemburg, Npm 9alt MAIDEN uno pia
anttperpen Suriidtebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Snm SanS Shmibt= Sail.
essSial.Gprreippnbem pieier !Seitnms.)

Sen gorf, ben 10. Sept. 10
8ertber Sr. @befy 8ebatteurl Sbrt
Infraee beute Worgeu empfangen
Nidts Heues bat lid i'm Sans
Shmibtz Sal ereignet. Ser Snball
Der in Sbmibt's Simner aufsefunbes
men Eapiere mar felt Wontag boz
elmer @ohe Der YoIi5ei betannt. War
be5ipeifelt, bab Sfmibt pirflid 9riee
iter lit, aber iiher lit mar nod ntdt.
gefannt lit, bab Die meiiten ieiner
Iusipeis> unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sefdli6t nno baB er aus Der Sio5ele
Srenton aisseeipieien porben lit. -
9. q. Quinn.
Cine tpeitere Correspondents iiber
ben Sail cling uns bon etnem bodip.
Germ aus Sehnp, ST.. 5li. Sn
bieiem 9riefe. Den mir &nummaneels
tpesen nidt in bieier Summer brinsen
fonnen, ipiro bargctbau, bnB Sans
S6mibt Gin ercentrilter Stuoent mar,
gum @r5eB ituoierte, in elmer Nerpen@
beilanitalt %ipeilte, icinen gltern niGt
idricb, ieitbem er in ben @ereinisten
Stnaten lit, unb allf Infrdge DEM
bodn. Gorrefponbentcn cine briefli6e
Intiport ertbeilte. Die auf einen ges
miitbsfranfen Wenifen ihlieben lieb.
Gin Better Sfmibt's babe ii6 Dor
Seit in einem Nnfaq o S6fpermutb
infolee zines 8ebirnleibens eri6oiien.
Iild1 lnlit elmer grfldrung bes bod)@
~riirbigen 6. g. Sdaiber, ct. Stez
plan Stride. Glepelano, g., lit 5ans
S6mibt elm Ierbrefer, Der fem &e6t
Gat. ii6 Yrieiter Der tntboliifen Stride
su nennen. Dem bereits bor 5tpei
Sabren, ebe er nod Imerifa fam, mar
er bonn 8ii6of bon Iain5 iuspenoiert
unb ieiner prieiterlihen 8iirbe fir
perluitis erflGrt tporben. Iu6 Dor
Dem ipeltlihen @eridte bate er lid
tpegen MISUNDERSTANDING uuo Inter
ihlaennsen an beranttporten. CT bat
ierner I'M Seminar inter Dem Ser
ha6te eeitanben. elm Sbuni6tgut gu
iein. Gin ieiner seiitigen rn5ure6s
runssfdbisteit beitebt fem 3petfel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

f~loiiene @o9e Charles q. Siaacs, Der
am 20. sunni bieies Sabres in Sort
Sob9e, Soma, neeen fnlider Sufeins
trdge in Der NationaIz 8anf o Sorelt
@itp, Soma, beren aaiiirer er mar. gu
5 Sabren Suhtbaus nerurtbeilt lpnroe.
Sie eenaue 9efolsuns bes 8eieses
burd Siaacs ipiirbe Die 8anf burd Die
gntbiiQung hires ber5eitisen 3nitans
bes ruinirt baben. tpdbrenb bic fnlifen
Outrage, pel6e Die iibermabi9en
Sarleben perbedten, Der ganf bic 3eit
gaben, lire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ab5n>
tpideln, obne bab Elm 8erlut entitanb.
Sem Yrdiibenten ipitroe aud porges
itelt, baB Siaacs inter Dem Orange
zines Sprgeiesten gcbanbelt babe. Ser
Erdiibent bat bas ltrt6eil porldufi9
iuspenbirt unb lid Die enb9iiltige
gnti6eibung porbebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
@iirbise MntiuDrt fir fatboliihe
1rpteitler.
(epe;iea fir bieie 3sitnms.

&c. grce1en5, Sobn 8onSano, Ipos
itoIiiher Iblegat 5u Baibington, 8.
e., bat 5rn. Sas. 6. gurran DOT 3eub,
g. Sal, elm Shreiben 5niteQen laiien,
als anttport auf ben Yrotelt setpiiier
8utbolifen geeen Den bohip' item Sos.
j. 9uih, 8iihof bon 2eab. SieIe
Inttport bes pdpitIihen 8eianbten
bedt ii6 politdnbis nit Den in bieiem
8latte an ebitorieqer unb nnberer
STEELE gegebenen Sflubfolgerunsen
iiber ben Sail. gs beibt in ienenr
S9reiben Der Snlptiafe nnd:
Ser 8iihpf b%enun5ierte als ben
8eboten 9ottes unb bes Staates ents
sesen Die Notwithstanding gntbeis
lisung bes Sonntass in 2eao uno
mabte fir bieien Suitanb bauptidh@
lif Die Someitafe Winine 60. perz
antfportlit. Gs mar bie5er Sroteit
nid,t alein bas 8edyt, ipnbern Die
Yfliht beg 8iifofs. Gpenio buben
jene Yroteitler bas reIisi0ie @orred)t
Deg giihpfs mibahtet, als iie bo6s
miitbig erfldrten, Der 8riinbuns elmer
fatbolii4en 4rbsiterzllhion 6p nppoz
,nieren. 8erabe ais ipenn es nift
Safe Ses giifofs mare. fir bas
Seelenbeil ieiner @ldubisen 81 ioreen.
Man bat nifts bagegen, bnb jene &as
tbolifen trele Sreunbe Der Someitafe
Iinins Company iinb, 10 LANCE bieie
Sreunbifnft nidt barallf aussebt, Den
giihof 81 betriiben unb an %beleibigen,
iiber beiien apoitoliiden Offer unh
0tutb Die aatbolifen bon 2eao itold
iein iolen."
IuSerbem iei bier nod bemerft. bnf
Siibs9 ntota elm 9utes Sonntasss
@eieb bat. lart peldbem MIR lolfe
Irbeit. Die nnbebingt notbig lit. unf
Gbaritas Irbeit erlaubt iinb. In Del
Iusf ii bruns jenes 8eiebes it
2eab iebod febIt es. 3nei Ral bal
Der bodtp. Sr. 9iidof in bieier Sadt
pergebens an ben @puperneur nnb ar
ben S~taatsanipalt iif getpnnbt. 6,
bofft ieboh nod INNER, cine bunbes:
itaatlide ltnteriufun9 5u befommer
lnb alf bieie 8eiie bes Company:
Stores log 81 tperben, Den Stimm.
5ettel tpieber frei 5u MAIDEN. nnb BIZ
Seiliaun9 bes Spnntass in 2eao 81
befommen.