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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
ARMED WOMEN PREVENT
CITY FROM MOVING HOME

FORT WORTH, TEXAS, Jan. IA
mother and daughter, armed, defled city
authorities to remove their home in
which the father and husband, Rev
David w. Smith, lay i'll in bed. The
city desires to move the dwelling sew
enteen feet to accommodate a new
bridge, and if they succeed, will place
the homestead on the banks of the
Trinity river.
Acting under instructions, a gang Of
men stood by ready with jackscrews
and other apparatus to move the house
yesterday. The two women appeared
armed and warned them off. officers
were sent for, and they too. we're held
at bay.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
RESTAURANT MAN LEAVES
MANY CREDITORS IN ROME

ROME, GA. Jan. T. Coming to Rome
two months ago. Gus Pascalls, Greek,
purchased a cafe from Jim Carts, another
native OF the little European kingdom
Ptscsls is gone now and owes Rome food
supply houses about $500.
a bauin took possession OF the Greek
eating house q day after Pascalis had de-
parted and was armed with ten or twelve
distress warrants. II was found that
there was enough furniture groceries and
supplies TO pay almost dollar for dol
lar, and Pascals creditors were feeling
good, when Carts appeared with a hand
full Of notes given TO him by Pascalis for
the purchase of the restaurant
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
JUDGE FIFE CALLS SPECIAL
SESSION OF GRAND JURY

DALTON, GA. Jan. Judge A w.
Fite has ordered a special session of
the grand jury tomorrow.
The jury will investigate the case of
Robert Davis, the aged man who slew
his son, Hewlett Davis. several weeks
ago, If q true bill is returned the case
viii be tried in April
Assault charges against Joe Mathis
Bill Cuff, Ben Staten and Pink Miller
will be investigated, and if a bill OF In
dictment is returned the four will be
tried before court adjourns Saturday
The men are the ones. who, CARRIED
as women, invaded ManIytown here
several weeks ago and are alleged tc
have attacked woman.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
BAR CHIROPRACTER is
INDIANA DOCTORS PLAN

HAMMOND, IND. Jan. Indiana
chiropacters are TO be driven out of the
state if organized plans of physicians in
Indiana medical associations who will in
troduce legislation to prevent chiroprac-
ters pracucing are successful The CHR
opracters also have organized to carry
their fight for existence to the legislature
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
FLOYD COUNTY REDUCES
ILLITERACY OF WHITES

ROME, GA, Jan. efforts to wipe
out illiteracy in Floyd county and es-
tablish a worthy school system, despite
the handicap of poor salaries for
teachers. are reflected in figures which
show an increase of IS per cent in
white attendance at the schools in five
years time. At the same time a start
ling decrease is shown in the attend =
ance on negro schools.
The white attendance in 1907 was
2'o44 pupils and January l, 1918, it was
S,4S9. The negro Institutions in 1907
had 1884 enrolled Today the attend
ance is only 1112
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
COTTON BOARDS
Of j. s. COMBINE
Representatives of Exchanges
lndorSe Formation of State
and National Bodies.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Jan AT q
conference here OF the representatives
of 43 cotton exchanges and chambers
Of commerce with interests allied TO
the cotton industry. plans for the con-
federation Of all cotton exchanges iu
the. United States were tentatively in-
dorsed. the formation Of the National
Association Of Cotton Exchanges OF
America authorized. the organization
of state associations approved and tho
appointment OF delegates TO confer as
TO the handling Of the cotton crop Of
this country was provided for. The
conference was in response TO a call is
sued by George W Neville. president
OF the New York Cotton exchange
c. W. Lawson. Of Waco Texas pres
ident Of the Texas Association Of Cot
ton Exchanges chairman Of the meet
ing, was authorized 20 perfect zine ma
tional organization. and TO carry on,
the plans Endorsed by The conference
Not to Fix Prices.
- outlined by MI Lawson. 'ne ua-
tional association viii deal solely with
matters Of national and international
of differences between the cotton pro-
aucers and shippers of ta, United
States and the spinnas and takers Of
cotton Of Europe The state associa-
tions will have similar scope within the
states. No effort viii Boz made toward
the fixing Of the price OF the staple.
Organization viii Ice perfected as q
meeting to be called by Nj Lawson. at
which 1t is planned to have representa-
tives present from every cotton cX-
change in the United states
Delegates TO the European confer
ence which win be held az Liverpool
will be authorized TO adopt a uniform
classification to govern the handling OF
cotton both in the United States and
Europe and TO dispose OF the "tare"
question and other matters iu contro-
Yersy between the interests ~ the two
countries
To Govern 1918 Crop.
Assurances have been given that d}l-
egates will be appointed by the Euro
pean exchanges as quickly a represcn-
tatives from this country are named
and that the meeting VIII be held In
time that the rules adopted win apply
to the disposition Of the 1913 crop. 1t
was stated that only slight modiGca-
lions Of rules already laid down by the
foreign exchanges will be asked
The men who met. representatives
OF nearly all of the more important
cotton exchanges Of the country, came
authorized To act, not merely to con-
fer" said Mr.. Lawson, spokesman for
the conference which was executive.
AS result plans were formed for the
immediate revision OF the method OF
handling tn cotton crop which will
prove profitable to all interests con-
cerned, from the producer to the CON
sumer. The different exchanges will be
asked to appoint delegates to the Liv-
erpool meeting at once and the initial
meeting Of the national organization
will be called as quickly as practica-
BILE"
The conference was concluded late
yesterday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
PAIN-RACKED DOCTOR
CUTS OWN FLESH AND
SCRAPES BONE ALONE

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 7.-Driyen n
desperation by pain and his inability to
get a surgeon who could relieve him
DR.. w. H. Beck, of Clarkf<d, MINI
stood before a mirror in his office. made
an incision just below his left law
scraped the bone, and then sewed un
the wound.
His operation, however. failed to re.
lieve him of a growth which threatened
to destroy the jawbone and today he is
in a hospital, where another operation
has been performed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
ATLANTA'S new
SKYSCRAPERS
WILL ADD MUCH TO
OUR SERVICE

The number Of new office
buildings, hotels, etc, now
IN course of construction. is
astonishing. We are INSTALL
ing our "Rapid-Fire Serv-
ice in some of these new
structures and have orders
to wire" the others as
soon as the contractors are
ready.
This will mean much in
the way of Improvement as
well as growth, an improve
ment in which our every
subscriber will share.
Atlanta is growing as
never before and in the
opinion of her wisest citi-
zens faces an era of unpre-
cedented prosperity. Is your
Atlanta Phone equipment
sufficient to take care of this
certain increase in trade?
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
WOMAN DIES; TRACES
OF POISON ARE FOUND

ST LOUIS, Jan Mrs Nellie Kel-
ley. "a years old, AIS South jefferson ave-
nue., died at the city hospital where she
was taken in an unconscious condition.
Although the physicians at the hospital
said there were indications that the
young woman had swallowed poison her
death was not supposed to have been
caused by poison. An inquest will be
held
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
PAIR OF PENSIONERS"
HOLD UP RESTAURANT

CHICAGO, Jan 1.-Two armed BAN
dis opened today's series Of hold ups
b. forcing the cashier and two walters
of Eric6son's restaurant into rear
room and robbing them
Then the robbers locked the three in
the room and walked out, rning the
cash register Of $25 on their way.
The robbers at first pretended 70 he
customers
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
SARDINE TRADE SLUMPS.
116 CANNERIES CLOSED

PARIS, Jan. One hundred and six
teen sardiue caunerieS along the Brittany
coast have been closed down, the proprie-
tors saving that the >ardiue business is
Improbable
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
AT THE THEATERS
MSS TAURsToN MAKES pIT.

Adelaide Thurston in d pretty little
farce comedy. "a Love Affair" charmed
an appreciative audience at the Atlanta
Monday evening The theme is the We'll
worked story Of the fight Of love against
money and Of course love is victorious IN
the end. While not a highly dramatic Of
fering, "A Love Affair is full of bright
lines and interesting situa tons
Miss Thurston is the same fascinating
little woman who las entertained Allan
tans before As Mary Jane" she finds
herself al home in the role Of an adopted
child, who IS made executriX Of large
estate and under an assumed name is IN
known to the other heirs. The action Of
the play takes place all in one night and
the little heroine is so ardent in the in
terest of the successful contamination Of
her friends love affair that she comes
very near losing out in her own.
The entire company is exceptionally well
cast for the several roles In each in
stance characters look as well as act their
parts and the effect produced IS one Of
absolute naturalness, depicting situations
which would arise in the home OF any
large family
Edwin Walter as Frank Chandler is
well deserving of praise for his work. He
portrays we'll the clean-c fellow who,
even though he loves the woman devot-
eddy, will not combine the sordid thought
of money with that Of pure love.
"A Love Affair was evidently de
signed to please and entertain in a whole
some and amusing manner in which 1t
succeeds admirably 1t viii be seen at the
Atlanta Tuesday and Wednesday and
Wednesday matinee
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
NEW THEATER TO OPEN

WAYCROSS, GA. Jan 7-Waycross
newest playhouse, the Grand theater
opens to the public Thursday night. Al.
derman Fred Brewer is manager of the
new playhouse. The theater has a seat.
ing capacity Of ] 900
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07

FOOD

Made of a the mineral
buiing keen brain foods
particularly essen nea
o md brain develop
regular morning dish Grape Nuts daily hab
thousands families who that
food has properly the title King
scsskMu
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-07
"PRINcE OF PILsEN" is NEXT.

1.-THE Prince Of Pnsen," bubbling with
efervescence, radiating good cheer and
extending the right hand of good fellow
ship, viii appear at the Atlanta Friday
and Saturday. This musical entertain
ment IS under the mana cement OF Henry
W. Savage, who has given the familiar
classic a production worthy Of his for
mer efforts in the operate and musical
comedy field. All Of the favorite features
have been retained that ASSISTED in max
ing the PiXley-Luders musical comedy the
greatest success of d decade. For its
present tour, Mr.. Savage has engaged q
company that is considered equal If not
superior to any that has interpreted the
well known roles. Jess Dandy, always
popular in the part of the Teutonic Hans
Wagner, the Cincinnati brewer, will again
head the organization. There will be al
orchestra of skilled musicians, under the
leadership Of Emil Biermann. Seats were
put on sale today.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Gin bebauernsmertbcr alter
W.inipnGr.

Gin trnurigcS Silb bot Der bctogtc
Wiliondr 6crmnn Y. &ultcr, ben
icinc Nn9cb0ri9cn inter allrntcl itcls
len lniicu ippllcn, ais CT Hidtcr Siz
idpii in hcm Gntmiinbigun93 : Ger
iabrcu in Der Supremc Court bon Ncip
9prf pprgcfiibrt murbc. Sic ciuinds
item Srngcn fonnte CT cn1ucbcr gar
'nid)t bcuutlpurten obcr erpibcrtc BAR
nui gan6 tiupiihcs 3cug,
@ultcr bate icinS @ilioucn ols
Scppid = Snbrifnut pcrbicut. Scinc
Srou Minnie Sutbc 8alter, Die lcinc
SnusbGlteriu mar. bcpor tic ibn bel
ratbetc, mo lciu 8rubcr Iorib
8alter olla Sos In9eleS, Gal, babcn
Den Nntrag oif @ntmiinoigun9 9citellt.
Anpdltc Der bcibeu @ennnuteu pie
and Rihter Siidoif ielbit rihtctcn
pcridicbenc 6rngen an Den alten
Wnnn, Der in elmer Nmbnlun5 aus
cincm Sanntorium naG Dem 8eridie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
,,Slinog1nger" itiftet llnbeil ait.

Gin ldppcrca llugliid ipurbc auf
Dem @lo2aucr Sdicbplat 3crbou i'm
McAicrungSbc8irf &icgnib, S6lcIicn.
hurd) Die Grploliou cinc5 i%ugcnanntclt
@liubHGugcro pcrurioft. 8ic iibltd),
iamnclt,n sic 9prfbclpohncr mad eli
ncm ShurfIhicBcn Der @loGancr Nr>
%tilcric auf Gem lc6ungaploB Sprcngs
itiidc pm @cihoicn uub bel oicicr @cs
~lcacnbcit iunbcn JIG nlldb cine nidt or
plpNicrtc Wrunote, Die Den sum Sildcl
dbcomnlnnoicrtcn Solbntcn %cntgnngcll
lpdr. Srobrcm sic ScpDltcrrung ourdl
@cfnnntmudlngcn nno Warnungcn
icrtpdtrcno auf bic @cidbrlidfcit
iplfcr Ncidoiic nuimcrfinm gcmdfi
miro, me- fltcn iid sic Hcltic nnpprs
iidltig bnmit an ihuiicn, unp gcrnpc
ais lid finc Nn5nbl . Ycrioucn ncils
oicrig mn hns Troicftil hrinaic. CIR
fpl1tc sic @rploiion nit fnrdtbarcr
@irfmlg. Sicbcn Ecripucu ipnrocrl
10 idlpcr pcrlcst bnB cinigc fdnm nit
Dem Ncbcn bnppnfommcn bilrTtcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Cuff hat feline Shienen.

Ills Nclp Yprt perlalitct unter III
0atrlm pom II. Mdr5: Wit cincm
iid,eren GiicnbabnsS Billet IN Der Saldc,
cincm 8ilnbcl Sriefc rnb ctncm lccrcn
8obucntopf lungtc acltern Der Np,n@
tifcr Scnrp W. Spbncs. 2urtbrtefpo't@
tracer Mp. 604, SOB bon Solton bier
an, oos CT am Is. Somior poll trobcr
6oifnungcn mn nit ciuem Sopf poll
liiber 9obncn perlniicu bottc. Cones
hattie bon @cncrdl : Yoitmci'tcr Oitf>
cpd iiir Den Slug Gin $otct Sricfc an
Den b%iciigcu Eoitmci'tsr 0(prgdn lno
ci1cn Sopi pormcr sohucu crboltcn.
Der, glcid Dem tiitpriidcu Wlsbrci
Der Soslcr fir S%traBbur8, 9iciu Wort
bciueiicn iplic. mic nnhc III Der Stllnoc
Der @cfnbr bic 9iobc Der ncIcn &clt
ibrcr @in9an19pfortc lei.
9ph CO fnm, mic 10 OFT, crltcl2
nubcr5 uub 5lpcitcnS nls mun Dadic.
llcbcr Trppibcucc crreidtc ben tiibncn
Yliitpoitidiifcr Der critic %llninll, bel
Dem CT ielbit nit beilen auod)cn bas
ponfam, lcin Ncroplan ubcr 81 Scllcr@
bpl5 6ertrilmmcrt muroc. Nadocm
CT io5uiagen cincn nclcn gcbaut, ging
Die Ncilc nuh Nelu &apcn lpcitcr, 100
ber Ct. Stcpban Der @iiftc @ricfc BON
Dnlcs Yrofciiprcn sur Nblicfcruug III
Nclu g)ort i%ibcruabm. Bridgeport lab
cincu ucllcu unireipiQigcu Nufcntbnit,
Ociicn 2dngc in Dem u9tcnitbcridt" an
6crrn Wor9on nidlt %nngcgcbcn lit, uub
geitcrn cridopftc cnbIid ein brittcr
llufaQ iiber Nuc, bel bcm CT uIf
.Rod" lanoctc, bic @cNulo bc3 Snucrz
flicgcrs. Bic Sohncn purcll ldaGit
iduer %gclporbcu unb bis uIf hcn Sppf,
Dos 3cid)cu hco alitcu @ilcr9. fprtGc@
morfen iuorbcn, ~ Gage lunrcn icit
Der Ibrciic bon Bottom pcriloiicn Die
@nrfcn ulf bcn Gricicn hutlcu bcrcita
Mtcrtbumeucrib. Die Mnidlinc luur
hcifnbi9t. on pudtc No. G04.603 Die
8utb. CT l6itc iid elm Giicutu6us
Billet. unb Die nddlitc Stunhc lob i'm
init Sopi. Sricfiof unb 5icmlih &c
ifortcr NOTWITHSTANDING am RciG
5icl. Sos runr Ncrru SoncS' nEluh".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

ingt, Or. Safe babe Dor iieben Sab
rem, ais cr I'M 6obncmarn : Soipital
cine Operation an linn poll5o9, einen
Sdmnmm ans Ser 8nnbe 81 entfers
ncn peraciieu unb nit eingenGbt.
aiir5lih crit bat Der &ldgcr bns cnts
bedt, unb MN pcrlau9t cr bon Dem
Ir3t $4,000 SdnOencriat. Sr.
anlfe's Inlpnlt b%ebauptet, Die Sade
iei ldngit p%cridbrt, montgomery bate
bamals 9leih flagen miiilen, lpode9en
Der Inlpalt bcs &ldgers crfldrt, oaB
hics iifer geifeben pdrc, lpenn iein
Silent bic llriafe iciner fprperliden
geidiperocn crfdnnt bate, 10. aber
fountc bns %eridbrun9sgciee feline In@
i%pcnnung finncn. SicIe Streitira9e
wirb Der Hidter 6undfit 81 cntifeiocn
bnbcn. montgomery rpia Die gull5en
Iicben Sabre groBe Sdmer5cn gclits
ten mn $4,000 fiir Gr5tlide See
banblung nllsge9ebcn baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Sie llriaGen pm Rbenmatismus.

Nagcnbeidipcrben, trd9e 2eber unb
an9egriifcne Nieren iinb Die llriahen
bon Hbeumntismis. Sringet Ragcn,
2cber. Nicrcn unb Singeipeibe in ges
iunben 3uitnnp burd Den @cbrauh
bon electric SittcrS unb Sbr luerbct
nidlt bon Den Eeinen bes &bermratiss
mus gcplagt perbcn. Gbarlrs y.
Iqen. Elm Sduls Yriu6ipnl BON Sui
panin, 90, Der unid9lihe Gualcn 9e@
littcn bat. infol9e bon Hbeumntisnms
mn eir.S Sebers, @a9euz unb Nic@
rcnlcibcus ifrcibt: oInc Wittcl lfllls
gen fcbl, bis i'd electric Sitters &C.
brauhtc. Nur bier Slaihcn bicicr
punOerpollen Webi5in furirtcn mid,
p%olitdnbi9." Siellci6t itammcu Sbrc
rbelmatiideu S6nter6cn BON eincm
Wageus, 2cbers mn Niercnleiben Der.
electric Sittcrs miro prompte Grlcifs
terlng brin9cn. so Gents unb 500.
Gmpfoblcn bon :. W. u c, 656
Wnin Str., Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

sebraft porben mar. 8alter fribeltc
einige Nntporten auf Gin Stiid Ynz
pier, aber mas er geidrieben bate,
tonntc mciit nidt ent5iffcrt iperoen.
Iuf Die 8rage, mic oiele Seniter Der
@eridtsiaal babe. ling er, obne lif
nadJ Den Senitern nm5uleben, an
6ablen an: ~Siinf, icfs, iieben, udt."
Ils linn Elm Siinfcentsitiid gereiht
iino CT auf9eforocrt ipurbc, gu iaaen,
lpds bas mare. meinte er: ySebr gut"
Cine llbr fonnte er bon einem Sine"
niht unicrideipen. Sus cr bnnn
iagcn ioutc, ipic piclc @eidiporenc
uuf Der Surp>8ant iGBen, bcgann or
nicbcr gu 5dblcn uilb pcrficl oann in
einen @cinframpi.
"a pcrtngtc Der Nidtcr ste Ser
banbllma. unb Der ungliidlihc nltc
Mann lphroc nadJ ieinem Sonatorium
5urildgebraht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Gas beitbefanntc Suten SeilmitteI

Scit 43 Sabren iii Sr. Sings Nep
Siscoperp in Der gan5en gSelt ais Das
6upcrIdiii9ite 8eilmittel gesen SuIteu
betannt. @dbrenb bcs lcbten Sa6rcs
lpurocn iibcr brei @iaionen Slaiden
p%crbruudjt. Sit bas uidt elm 9cpcis
oaiiir? Sic iuirb Sbren 8uiten furis
ZEN pbcr mir 5ablen Shr @elb 6uriid.
8. i. Olucne bon Iuenbale. z. g.,
idrcibt, luic 3unbertc BON Nnocrcn
getban babcn: ~Nad 5lunn8ig Sabrcn
finpc id, baB Or. Sings Mem Sis
copcrn bas bette 6eiImittcl fir Suitcrl
lnb GrfGltlnScn lit. bnS ih ic &C.
bralldlt hnbc." Sir &uitcn uno Or
fGltun9cu unb allc &alss uub 9un9cns
lciocu bat bieic IcoiSin nidt ibrcss
eleidleu. BreiS 80 Gcnts uub $500
in z. &. Huete'o Ipotbcfc, 656
Main Ctr, Subnaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

Der Srou fam, bate Die alfmcrfiamz
felt ser Euli6ci rcge gemdd)t. Der
Glen nurbe auf9cItpBen, nno es fans
Den iih BARN perbrnnnte &nod]e1
BON S6ulterblatt unb S6ienbein cis
ncs Weniden, Iolpic SineerfnoGcn.
Sn elmer Gfc Der 8obnuns pilroen
ciu blutigcr Sad unb cine Nrt NIT
5ablrcid)cn @lutfleden ermittelt.
Sm @elpabriam le9te Die Wittipe
bas @eltdnbnib ab, ibr @clicbtcr babe
Iid) Den linfcn Arm ielbit %abgebauen
mn Damn BON ibr pcrlangt. ibn gon6
5u tDptcn unb 3u pcrbrennen. Gle
babe bic Sproerung crfiiat nno Die
2eidc nit cinem aiid)cnmeiler ser
ltiifclt. Bic Gingclpeibc babe tic I'M
Sobcn beo Sellers pcrgrabcn.
Sic &unbc bon Dem id)redlid,cn
Grcignib bat wcit ilbcr Sic @rcn5crl
bon Srcbfau binnus Die 9rOBtc Iufe
rcgun9 bcrpprgerufcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

Sn6rc ultc 6cinrid) &rug fcbrtc bon
cincr Seirdarciie nod ScutIdlann.
Die CT ill Cftpber an9etrctcn. Surild.
@ci icincr Mnfuuit nabmen ibn Die
Ginpanpcrungs : Aer6tc mad Dem
Gais Sslanb Spipitul. I'm tbn nuf
ieinc 3urcduinesfdbigfeit bin gu
mtcrIuGcn., SaS GcIultut Der
llntcrIndun9 mar, boB CT 9eiltestranf
bcfunpcn mn nllsqeihlofcn ipurpe.
Gr bat cine &iibncrinrm inl Staatc
Mem 0ort. uno bo er bcimatbsbercd)e
tiat lit. 10 lplirbc linn Die Serutlll9
ocGca haa Scportatiousllrtheil &C.
itnttrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Die 9nnderci in Guatespillc, Ya., uum
Nnguit 1911 siebt cine Erubtbt=
tipns= Gampagmc mad lid.

Sic bcril1ti9tc Spn6erei BON
Goatcspiac, Ya., pom Gugllt 1911.
iiir pcld)c nod Nicmano CUR Hed)cn>
lduit ge5pgcu lpnrbeu tit, bat cine 10
idarfc Ngitatiou fiir Giniiibrung Der
Yrpbibitipn in gnn3 Gbclter Gonutp
nah lid gc3ogcn, buB BON ID Sotels
unb Observation-Disclosures II Der Spirie
tuoicnidurf untcriagt lporben lit, ludbs
rcnD iibcr bic iibri9cn nod pcrbanbelt
miro. Cine Ectition 9c9cn bas &i5cnss
Spitcm 1T bon 1880 inter Den 49,
900 Stinm9c6crn unb 1900 Srallcn
intcr5ciduct porbcn, ba man ilbers
3cugt ut, bnB cs 8u icucr Sddnbtbat
nidJt gcfonmcu pdrc, lpenn Die Scutc
nidlt beralid)t gclpcicn mdren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
4ianonns bes soloenen Shiiicls Der
Stnbt Ncapel.

Gincu mcrtlpilrbigcu Strcid BAT Gin
@l0llbi9cr Der Stant Neopcl 9cipiclt.
Sicic ma pcrirtbcilt porbcn, einem
Tortier nebrcre t%auieno &irc Sha:
oenerlnB 81 6ablcn fiir Terluite, Die
ibm ans DEM eiuinlrS zines Sauics
crlpadlcn ipnrcn, iiir pelden @initlr5
Die StnotperluoItun9 me9cu ihlchtcr
SnIanbbaltune Der aaualiiatipu pcrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Eus Scitc fir &nntfranfbeitcu.

5nit dQc 0nlttrnnfbcitcn lpcrocn
iancQ uio boucrnb burd, Den @ce
brnudn ura @udlen's Irnito . Salbc
oclcilt mn Nid,ts lit bclicr iilr Sronbs
lpunocl ullo G.uctIdungen. Sic linz
bert uub bcilt. Spbn Scpc bon 0labs
luiu, WiA., iagt, bnB CT, nadybcm CT
u Sa1vc an cincr &~aultrnnfbeit &C.
litten unb $500 an Icr5tc bc3ablt
bate. burh hcn @cbraud 0 Bud
lens Iruifn> Snl6e flirirt lpuroc. Gle
miro and Glld fclien. Nur % Cts.
Gmpip6lcn Don :. w. Tuctc, 636
Drain Cir, Su6uqlle, Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

alliiportlId gcmnd)t lporben mar. ia
ole HuS5nblung DER Gimme nid,t CT
lplAte, begnb lid nm 10. Scbrrnr Ger
Sort'cr nit ciucm @trihtSpoaSicbcr
mn in Scalcirung bc9 Gcdteamp0lto
Nnlulo in onS 9iotbbonS. 100 bic
golbtlcn Sdllilncl Der Stoht. icrncr
Ole Vilncr oce apnigs mo Der .aonigiu
itn0 ld)IitBlid mchrcre Wtebailcn mo
nlocrc aumitgcecnitdnbc, iusaclommt
filr cincn Wcrtb pnu ctlpn 5000 Sirc.
bcIhlngno6mt purbcu. Die Sofs
gibt al GROCER 8citcrfcit unp nllcrz
bonb b0icn Wibcn NnluR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
9eiScn Sic an &eritupfuns?

@cuu bue Der Snl 1T, bnuu fnlicu
sic lid cine Sdndtcl 81. Sings Nclp
3ifc YiQcnL nchutcn Sic Niciclbcu
rcgelmdbig unb SIR Ncihcn pirb bulD
~pcridhpinbcu. Sicicl6cu rc9cn bic
gcGer an. bcf6rbcru bic &crburuHQ
ltnb cntferucn Die Wiftc ans Sbrcul
aDrper. 81. Sings Nciu @iic Yilcn
lpcrbcu Sic iiH,crlidj ipichcr bcritcllcu.
% Gents in :. @. Vi uctc'a Ypoe
tletc, 656 Wain Str.. Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

&dbrcnb CT iibcr bcS MGtblclS 2Diung
nahlann, fu1lltc ca I'M NcbtnSinmcr.
SnS p%icridbrigc Sobnd)cu bate iih Die
&dffc nigcciguct mo fiibrtc id)nur>
ltrud2 icincm Is Wunntc oitcn
SdNucltcrd)cn, bns I'M nultoBcubcn
3imucr nui hcm SuBbobcn %traobcltc,
Dor Nugtn. mic nrnn boc slug borp>
babe. Scr SduB giug los ullb scr
&lcinen hurd bcn anpi. Der Zoo
trat llad penigcn Winltcn Gin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Cine Sraa6oie.

Nus @raDiom Sn., ipirb acmclbct:
Sic Satin. Der iicben Sabre nltc
Sobn unb Gin Sodtcrlciu bon mcni9cn
Mionntcn, Ole Snmilic zines Iiuens
arbcitcrs Homcns Ileranbcr. biiBtcn
ibr 2rbru Elm, ais Sebu Sdiicr Spnns
nit. mcldIe icner IN iciuem &nuie
nuigclpeid)crt bate, crplobicrtcu.
alcranoer bcianb iif sur 3cit nid,t
5u Suuic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
WraRlid,cr WiDrb.

Cine cnticblidc 5bat, bcrcn Gin6cl@
bcilcn nnbrGait bduritrdubcnbcr Ma
tr iinb, lit ourd Die Epli5ci 81
9rcbfm inn Srnnbcnburger arciic
anlnu, ErcuBcn aufgcbcdt luorbcn.
Die Nortigc anruiicQe 9eiibcrin gSithpc
aDdcriB lit ipegcn Grmorbrng ibrcs
@clicbtcn, bcs Hrbcitcrs Srpblid. III
0nft gclommcn,
Gin p%cnctrnntcr Wcrud). Der. mic
iid bel nGbcrcr llntcriufung bcrdnss
itcltc. ans rem aiidcnofcu I'M @auIe