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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
ALI, ~ on
SUITS ~ VII
a d6ars " Off
FIX Adks "a off
e c6zrs }A.0h

Mink Furs & off prices. Womenfolk
seeking an investment in Furs that give
every promise of again soaring in price
should look to their savings on the
guaranteed Mink we now offer for less.
25fooff standard quality Mink is equiv
alent to 400 off next seasons prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-23
HUDNUT
PERFUME
EXHIBIT

Introducing the new products of tn,
Hudnut Laboratory for the year 1913.
Showing the trend in Fashion, for
there's Fashion" in perfumes as we'll
as in dress.
Come learn first hand from the Dem
onStrator in charge what is most accept
able in toilet SpecialtieS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23

Sic in Ser bemofratiidcn @dba
runss6il porgeidla9cuc Hcpiiiou bcs
omerifnniihen Saut> mn @dbrung5z
SpItems bat am Is. Scptcmbcr -
nad 5%ebntdgi9er Scratbuns - baS
critic bebeutenbe Sir0crnib il6crlpumz
Den. Ntit 2S6 gegcn "a Stinmen
murbc Die Bill I'M Saus inter Nu5e
briidcn GROCER Scgeiitcrln0 fait il,
itrer uripriln9lid,en 6orm ongcnoms
men. 9Rit Den 9emotratcn Itinumtcll
"a Hepnblitancr unb II Yro9rcIiipe.
Gescn Die Sia itimmten brci Scmos
frnten.
YRit bieicr acknowledgement Mcbre
belt unb Dem SiiriprudJ ocS 4rGiibcns
ten aing Die Gill uu ben Scnnt, Der
tic DEM 5lftdnbi9cn auSI6uB fir
@anfen unb Bdbrung iibcrluies. Cor
bieiem Gomite babcn bcfunntlid be-
rcits Dor einigen Wo6en 6ffcntlidc
@erbanblungcn ii6cr bic @orlogc be-
9onnen. III bencn inter Nnbcrem aud
Die Iertreter Der Imcricau 9anfers
Nlipciatipn 5u Wortc famen. Wean
alaubt trobbem, baB nod mcbrerc
Wod,en ms 9nnb gcben iperben, ebc
Der Iusihubs Seri1t fertig lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
(epestsn fir biefe Seitnns.J
alnm Gbrf-Rehaktrnr.

iamfeit lit 10 uneefdbr bus Saipts
mittel beim q II It b c II elmer Sooe@
ration. @ir lperpen nod SabrSebnte
lang nnieren iriider, bDbmiihen, etc,
etc, @laubensgenpnen in Den Ser.
Stddten y eriDnlih begcencn
miilien, che mir in %pollitcr @ini9fcit
mitcinanber, pbnc MiBucritdnbniB
INN nidlt bon @ebdiiigfcitcn ober I'M
oulbiamfciten, Die aus nntionulen
S~onoerheiten entlteben, 5i renen) perz
tebren gelernt babeu. @icleidt miro
Die mad tic Generation c5
iuirfliG erit 81 Stnnbc %brin9en, pbcr
cine ". y. u. 9clpc9ung mus ms
"Slllummenpriiaeln". Nber paF mir
nls am%crifaniihc &ntbulifcn wenig=
items cinnnl i'm Sabre ms frieblid=
ihicolih bescsncn iolten unb benz
SanSc bic %cinigcnSc Sraft bes &C.
meininmen fatbpliifJen 0laubensbe=
fcnittnifIes be,ueiicn iuatcn, has lit
bad iuabrbaftig uidt ST. uiel p%erlanat,
mic? llnb menn mir bann 5usleid
md rdt6en, man iolc bon Der ,lper%
benben" Soberation nidt al5upielc
ppiitinc 2eiitunaen, ~beionbcrs ipenig
Slcinarbeit. ncben bieicr jdbrs
lidcn 3uiommenfrlnft %perlan9cn, bunn
ifreiten mir pabrbaftig bcbndt>
a N bprarl. 10 nngefdbr lin ardbs
piufeler : Sanbiturm : Sempo", fpie?
Sllio bite, .@cbulb, @ebulb unb penn
bas Ser5 aud brift!" 9efeitigen mir
sucrit ben 8illcn 5ur 3bnt
unb Den ndditcn Sfritt madden mir
2niict inns chamber NJ
nj inn Sabre be8cgnen lernen
llnb lper Damn i'm 2alife bcs Snbres
feline Wannen ~9ebiibreno seifuIt bat,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
,,Cntbnlir grhfratinn" mun Central 11ereim.

Der tpirb ifon audi BET Ser Sobera,
tions@ Serinmfnllng feline 8efte gu
iuabren nnb ieinen rihttgen Iniiften
q elturg 81 peri6affen tpiiien.
Wer aber i'm 9anfe bes Sabres er=
sieheriide @rbeit gclciitet bat, Der iuirb
aud bel Der idhrItfcn Sniammenfnuft
NnSere ersieben fDnneu.
8crn mir Der IniiGt iinb, bab Die
liberation fatboli1dcr Sereine fnum
g~eeignct lit aleiunrbeit 3u tbun, 10
licet barin Die 9efiir6tuns, baB eeraoe
Die Semiibungen beS nmerifaniidlen
HaticnnlsT erbanbcs in bieier Siniid]t
%crpirrun9 unb Shaoen inter icinen
ein3cInen Sbeilen nnridten
ipcrbcn. Sbata 6 e 1T, bab Der
Central @crein unb Die beuths
rcbenben aatbolifcn beitrebt finb
lire 9ofnlpcreine itnb Sereinsmdnner
8Ieinarbeit 5u SAM e
anSuleiten. r@cipib, Serr @onnerl"
10 RIFT mon II 81. .Sas iouen Die
II | d : beutihcn, Die dI c n
9o~falpereine nlh tbunl" @orduf
mir antpprtcn: $50 mas 1T nidt bn."
Sie Solee tpirb iein, bab 8 IN @ers
bGnbe, Sic SDberation unb Der Gens
trail s@erein. mittels berielbcn beutihs
rebenben &atbplifcu, alcinarbeit be-
treiben nolen, uno cs bleibt 5u icben
iper am mciiten babel leibet: Die SDbe>
ration pbcr Der Central @erein, b. b..
~tbatidflid beibe Gorperihaften, Die
bod II unb berelben G a Of c
bienen ipuen: Den fntboliiden uno
arrerifaniihen Sntcreiicn. @enn
man iebt crfldrt, Die SDberntipn ioa
aleinnrbeit tbun. 10 miro bieic sic
Trobe alli's grempcl au MAIDEN
I,idben linb bas HcIultot blcibt absll@
iparten. Wir iinh nidjt pcrantpurt=
lid bafiir, ipenn bic Yrpbe aufs
egempcl perIndt ipirS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23

Sic 9il iicbt in ibrer gegcnlpdrtis
GEN Sorm Die Iusgabe Der llmlnlfs
mittcl (Gnnfuotcn) burd IL Sltnbcsz
Neicrpcbanfcn Dor. sic itcat ferner
has gciammtc Saufs Spitem inter
Nnfiiht ciner ans iicGcn Wtitglicbern
bcitebenbcn Snnbes : Hcicruebeb6rbe,
bic POM Yrdiibcnteu ernannt wirb nnb
Der Gin ganfiersratb 5nr Scite itebt.
Sic 9anficrc lpolltcn alid] bicsmul
nas @iclcin inter ibrcr Gontrpac bas
ben, obcr Yrdiincnt Bilipn prrfpics
tic aui ben 5~rrcitcn Elab. Sic biirfcn
n%,itfabrcn, nbcr nid)t leitcn. Sicie
Nnorbnung iauitricrt 6r. 9rDnn burh
Ole folgcubc Grfldrun9, Die CT ouf Der
@anficrS Gonpcntion Sli Mihmnnb,
ga, as. Scptembcr) ubaab:
Sic Santcu iinb our 9cancmlid,s
felt bcS EublifumS unb nidt sur
Gontrollc bcS @cihdftSlcbcns bn. Iuf
hieicm @runbiab lit bic ncilc 9ia oufs
gcbnnt. Seit 8iuci @e~ncratipncn bat
unicrc 86brun9s z @cicegebuna fait
ouSihlicBlih bas Sntcrciic Der Bans
fiers inn Inge gcbabt. 9ir poacn
nm audi bic breitc Scfientlihfeit be-
riidii6tisen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23

SN az 8eb. g.. Sitenfotter an
n1 artberer Stelle (Seite 81
~" iiber catholic Seoeraz
tipn" unb Central Serein
ifreibt, bringt ms ipieber red)t flar
III Den Sinn, mas mir in Der @rcfutine
Der SDocratipn lnb beim Central
@erein INNER ipieber bctont bubcn.
Solen Die &atboliten Imerifa's pirfz
lid 5u einem Observation-Disclosures pcr@
etni9t fperoen, 10 mub 5uerit Der
Mile sur 3 uno bann Ii NJ
bicI, gc9enieitige
: NIL a m aciibt lperben.
u II d bcntc nod lit Die SDberaz
tion I il III = ntitcb unb
Selite, fpeldc Sbnten unb &leinnrbcit
perlan9cn, erlpnrtcn. ~unicrcr Iniidlt
mad, 5u btel. @ir limb mod niht
10 melt. Gin @r3biidof Iagtc ms:
Sic babcn feline S%opcratipn ulb
fpcroen feline BADEN" @enn man be-
oentt, DAB - ipeber Die Golcn, mod
ric S%ran5oicn, nod Die StaIicncr etc,
etc. - III Der federation pertrcten
itnb, 10 peritebt man bieic Mniidt
idpn. @ater S1tenfDttcr fest Die
No~tbpenbigfeit Der .ilnenblid1en &C.
bulo" ats Sauptfaftor in oas red)te
2iht, ipenn er 1Grcibt:
rGine @ereiniguug Der &atbplifen
tn ben Der. Staateu muf iid,er anbcrs
ppr iid seben, als tn ben meiitcn 9ait=
bern Gnrupn'S. Gs iudre ia idl6n,
iuenn ale Natipnalitlteu Der Ser.
Staaten, inter WeglaHnng alter
ihlehten nth ge%ibebaltnns after autcn
Gtgenifaftcn, iif bereits 81 cinem
Sbealpulfe aiiimiliert bdtten; aber has
lit bod MIR ein itOner Sraum, unb
pirb aud purlaufig md, Elm if1ncr
9raum bleiben, beipnbers 10 lansc
mod bic Ginmanberuns in benz Masc
fortidreitet, mie tie in Der @ersangct=
belt eetban."
IIio 9ebulb unb ge9enieitige Dub
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23

anldblid Der gentenarfeier abgebaltee
men Sarabe bat nod Hicmanb in
Nerito iobiele Solbaten Ser resuldren
Irmee in Heibe unb @lieb aeieben.
Snfanterie, aapallerie unb IrtiQcric
biloeten cine LANCE 8eibc. Die Iid)
m%eilenlans Durd Die Strabcn err
itredte.
8rdiioent Iilion unt Sefrctdr
Vrpan cling Elm Ius8us aus Der bonn
prpbiiortid)en Erdiibenten Sucrta Dor
Dem @ongreB perleienen Sotifaft 5u.
Weoer Der Trdiioent nod Der Staats>
letretdr mad)ten ir9enb eineu Cont
mentar 81 Dem Sotument.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
Nnfer pnlitifdrs aitntto.

Ser Stontsuerbano bon SMp bat bel Idner iingren Saauno bic fo(ocrh
rebt prathihe Geiotuion an9cnonrmen:
sgir le9en unigen tatboiifen @Ritblr9ern brinsrub Die
4fGft ans 0er3, iub ibres Stmmrehtes nit 8eptHenboniofdt al
bepienen, ib biefr Sirserpfiht nibt leidtnniser 8Gic Su cn%
3ie6cn unb fds nr fir ioI1e Wdnncr an iimnen, ipelde @aronte
bieteu, bah fe ir amt nit @erefi9teit perpaHen perben, aleihs
piel an tpelher Sartei Tie 9eboren."
Gin ider fat6oGidcr Simnseber Ioac ih bGc pittisen gote a
fiuen ppliiden @Rottp MAIDEN unb and ourG bic Sbat betrGIigcn-(G 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
Ger Katbolisismms in
8mlsarirm.
(eyeSie1 iir bieie 3eituns.)

Seit Dem Sriebensihlub in 9ufdrcit
madt iid) in Sul9arien cine itarfc Be-
ipegline 81 @uniten elmer 8iidfebr Der
buleariihen 9briiten CUR rDmiiden
Stride bemerfbar. SieIe 9eipe9un9
gebt bauptidhlif bon Den 8nlgaren
in Ma3ebonien aug, ipelhe iid niht
Der beipotiihen Serrifaft oes griediz
1fen Yatriarfen ober Der ierbiidcn
yiationalfirhe unterperfen polen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
A4erlei Sbnitel nnn
5pabnr.
q
BON 6. g.
BON 6. g.
(spe5ten fir bisfe 5eitnns.)

ste lnufen 5uiammen, Die Seirt>
liden in lnieren eieenen 8eiben. Sic
nnielise Sans S6mibts 9ei6idte CAB
ZEN Inlab, Die @%elesenbeit. l1nb iie
tulfeln allies IDelide unb llnntoelife
- iiber Die Trieiter. @eraoc 9ies
1ent9en, Die am lpenigiten I'M et9enen
9aule Reinlihfeit, Srbnung uno
Spitem aufpciien fonnen, tnideln am
lalteiten. @ebc SC 2eutcn. benin
lie iperoen Die @riten iein, Die Die Rcs
Iigion iuie elm lditigcs aleib a6tperfen,
fuenn Der &ulturfampf bicr3ulanbe
fommen pirb. @ebc aber aud
Semen, i'm 9eiitlifen Stanbc, Die
Icr9erniB seben. Sn Der Stlnbe Der
&riifung miro iih Die Stride bon
&eiben pcrlaiicn icben. Snrum bittct
ric Stride ia allf oas fatboliifc @olf,
fir quite Yrieiter gu beten.
Sn Sc5u9 auf bic Nuffiibrling Der
mpbernen iittcnlpIen 8ilbnenItilde fdQt
Sberrid]ter Wc9lbop IN Nclp gorf Gin
reffcn6cS llrtbeil nit folgenbcn
8orten: ~@ir bralid)en nidt crit Die
aloafcn 81 Dffncn, lim du lpiiicn, bnB
ca ltinft. Sas lit fcinc G~r5icbung oc5
%olfes burd sic Siibnc, bas ut Gin
@ppell an Die niebri9iteu 2eipcnz
1tatten 500"
l1nicr Iferbouz ScfrctGr Souitpn
mill. nod elmer 0cpeihc nrs der
gunbesbauptitabt an $4,000 Sarmcrz
frallen cine babin9cbcnbe Eunofragc
rihten lailen. ylpic or ihnen am beitcn
unb tbatfrdfti9itcu cntgcgen tonincil
f1nlc". llnb mir boficu, bab luniere
&eierinnen, Die nit ciuer iolhen Gin
frdge, beren Scuntiportln0 sum Noble
aller Sarmcrfrauen peripertbct pcrber
ipirb, beebrt perben nit elmer 3pcds
bienliben Inttport nidlt 5uriidbnlteu
tperbcn. Gllh Bel bicier @elcgelbeii
ioa ge5eist iuerben, bab mir iiber &C.
tpedte Siir9crinnen pcriiigen.
Iuf Ser perfloiicnc ISOLDE gu ct.
2pliis itattgefunbcncn %erionmlunQ
Der .Soln Same Spcictp" ia9te Grss
biidpf @lennpn: .aauft fciuc Sci
tltng, bic Dem Tcrbred,cn, Dem Sine
nenfibcl ober Der SmmpralitGt &ors
id)ub lciiten." Sbuu ID / / antbolifcu,
tbun prafti 6 &~atbplifcn bas?!
8ic mir i6on in elmer poriecn
Summer bencrtt babcn, niinihl
@iihof 9uid) o 2eab, z. Sat, mn
nit ibm bas fatboliihe Solf nidIta
ichnlihcr. ais oak bic Hcsieruns Die
Snitinbe in her SDmeitafe Winiug Gp,
eingcbenb nnterinhe. Cine unpartcis
ii6e llnterlufJuug ipirb pcs SiIhofa
eingenpmmenen Stanbpunft rcdtz
ferti9en.
Ser beinabc IN Sergeiienbcit &C.
ratbene 8uBbelb Sobion bat lid mic
Der in Grinnerlln9 gcbrnd)t. Die
neucitc oSobionabc" lit Gin Intrag I'M
! Gougreb Die Understanding nuf bae
pDai9c Ierbot bcs @crfalfes 9eiitigcl
@etrdnfe ub5udnberrt.
9rmes Sranfreih! Su 80 Scpartcs
mentS iibcriteigcn Die Sohcsfdlc Die
@eburten. ipdbrenb lcetcrc III MIR 0
| departments lid a%unnbcrnb nit Dc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
@lGnsenbc Observation-Disclosures.

Sic 0r0btc Sarabe. lpcld,e ienalc
in Der 6auptitabt Ierifo abgebaIten
ipilroc. ior,nicrte lid 8ieustag Dor
mittogS our Scier bes l~lnnbbGn9igs
feitsta9cs Der merifaniifcn Hepublif.
Sabuen lutb 5iifer, Die CUR ausz
ifmiiduno Der Sduier bienten. be-
famcn burd) ben beItdnbi9en Heecn
Gin unanicbnlihes Iusicben, boh Die
pairiptiidc Stimmnng Der 9eboltcs
rllng purDc nibt I'M @eringiten be-
einflubt.
Som iriiben Norgen an mariGierz
ten Sruppcnforpcr, aabcttcn, Stubcns
ten unb SrciipiQise mad Gbapultcpec.
no 9teben gcbnlten ipuroen nnb pa
iriotiide Ninlif erflang. General
&uerta, Der propiioriide Srdiibcnt
Mcrifp's belt, nmgeben bon ieincn,
Std6, ionic 8ablrciden He9icrun9Ss
bcantcu nnb Siplon1ntcu cine fur5e
Iniprafc, in Der CT lid Defenders an
Die bcranlpadienbe Su9eno ipanbte.
Die er sic .8oifnnn8 Der Natiou"
! nnnnte. 8ei Seginn Der Scicrlids
fcitcn in 0bapnItepee bonnerte Der
&rdliocutens Sdfnt aus ln3Gbligcn
@cidiiben. Sci Der Hiidfabrt burd,
bic StraBcn Der Sauptitaot mad Dem
8egicruu9spalait pnrben Suerta itiirs
niid)c Spatipncn bereitet. .
8om Salfon bes Yalaites nabm
Suertn Die Yarnbe ab, bel ipcldbcr
1900 Stubcnten. Die in Uniform uno
nit militGriIher S%trammbeit mar
ihierten. Die srObtc sufmerfiamfcii
erregten. Seit Der IN Den lebten
l3asen Der Sia3'ihen ADMINISTRATION
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
~-~S~
(epeSteI fir bieie 5eitung bearbettet.)
Hnm Rehaktenr.

matiihen N~otenaustauid) 5piidcu
Werito uno ben Ser. Staatcn aus
lal'en iuiiroe. n9ieie In9eleeen>
belt, iagte Der Trdiibent. lit duberit
hclifat. au6 lit Die permanente Gon@
9reBz Gommiiiion nit allen ibren ginz
5elbeiten pollauf pertraut, 10 bab lid
cine @rorterung eriibri9t." Sic meriz
faniife Hesieriln9 eradbte es aIs ibre
p%prnebmite Guf9abe, fubr er fort, Die
&itbe I'M Snnern, iotpie bas politiihe.
~io5tale urib Dfonomiihe @leihgetpift
ipieberber5uiteqeu. bamit Die seplan>
ten Gefprmen einsefiiBrt tperben fon<
men, Die Der rationale Gbrsei5
erbeiIdt. y t1t-
9esiiglid) Der Sinanslase Merifo's
crfpdbnte Der YrdiiDent. Dab an Be-
ainn bes lebten tS%isfaliabres i'm
Staatsihns $27,600.000 ipnrer. bon
benen $24, 100000 alf Die Inter
friidung Der Hepolutiou peripenbet
tuurben; bon Der I'M Mai alltoriiiertcn
slnleibe bon Il 800, 00O.0 900 baben
fran3oiiide gantiers $30.00O.OO0
gum &urs bon 90 iibernommen; bon
oieier Sllntme bat Opener & 60. 500
100000 8u%riidge5ublt. Sir Die
Irmee purben. 5000 Yferbe unb 81
800 Iaultbicre anseihafft. Sie
8atroneniabrit Der He9icrune bat
ronatlif i'm Ourd,ifnitt 100000
Satronen angefertigt. Neben 5abls
rei6en 8eTfiiben aIer adliber, Wus
ihinen8enebrcn, aarnbinern nnb
Runition bat Die Hesieruns 10 Ieros
plane, II g~epan5erte unb so setpobns
lihe Iutomobile. iofpie 5tpei armierte
sransportihiffe I'M Iuslanb in aufs
tra9 ~gegeben.
Ib9eorbnete unb Senatoren nnbmcn
in 9cmeiniamcr Sisuns bic Sdnfc bes
Si~bungsioales Gin. unb Die 8allerien
iparen bift gcfilut, cberip Die 9dufe
Der biplontatiihen gertreter Deg Iils@
lambs. Sie lautlpic Stiac. peldc
lpdbrcnb Der @crlciung Der 9otidait
berridtc, ipnrbe nud1 geenbigune berz
iclben BON cincm rieIiecn Ipplnus alb
aelDit. IN Den Senatoren, Gb%seprbncte
nm 2uihauer ullsbrdd1en.
Nad)bcm bic 9otSdaft perleicn ipar,
pertagtc iif Der Gongrcb auf Iitttppdb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
3u Der srauenbafteu Wprotbat
in Nc,u Wprf

idrcibt Der liberole Glcpelonber
.Wdhter uno Gn6eiacr": Gin
Yricitcr nm Srebi9er. aird]cns
acsncrn @uiicr auf Die Miibl..
llub cbcnIo alien @c9uern BON
Hcliaipn. Senn cs lit 10 leiht.
bon cinem Climber nnS cinem
rdubi9en Sfaf aIf bas @nn3c
an cremplificiren, Die Siinbe bes
Ginen Der gnr3en 8cmcinIfaft
our Gait On lc9en, llnb sodb bes
ipeilt 9erabe Der llmitano, bah in
iolhcr SbGterihaft bas Iufs
lebcncrrcgcnoc licgt, bas Cine,
bnB man Dor elmer ungebeuren
Gusnabmc. 1tebt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23

Sic GrflGrur9 ocs @uubcsifa5s
mciitcra WcSnop, - bnB lpcun Die
Notbpenbiafcit ~bcrantritt, III hcI hes
rcits iiir GrrtcSipcdc in Iiisiidlt CO.
itclltcn S50.000.000 nod nc tore
100000. 900 iliiiiis Su MAIDEN =
scli9t gctpiB bon cincm Gntacneliom=
men Scr &csicruu9 Den SalSiu. rlbcn
gc9crilber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23

Ser Salpon bat barum 10 picle
Seinhc, neil cS 10 piclc ldlcttc
Sdloons gibt, unb bus bat tbeillpeiic
aud pieber ieincu @runb BARN. ipcil
hie GpnturrenS 10 grob lit uub Die
Si5cns auf henIclben bobcn 2ciitcu acz
idlngcn lit fir Den &irtb nit Den ae.s
ringen Ginnahmen. mic fir bcn rcidlcu
6otclbeiieer. beiicn G%inuabmen BUM
bert Mul 10 gro6 iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23

Scr Snicftcnidlahcn, Den Scle nno
8ulp ~aGiGtrlidI i'm @unbcsgcb!ctr crs
iciber, miro umtlifcricitS mi $500
O00, 900 pcrdnid]lnpt. SdBt ndl cill
rpd, frGftigcrcr @%cipcisarunb Sus
ounitcn beS @ngclitubcs gcltcnD
mad]en?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23

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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
Horse Runs Away.

Quite a good deal of excitement
was caused along Main street
Monday afternoon, when a horse
driven by Miss Willie B., daughter
of Mr.. Price Calk, and Miss Eliza
beth Taul, daughter of Mr.. Ed.
B. Taul, of the county, took
fright in front of Mrs. Tharp's
boarding house and began kicking
and running. The little girls held
gamely on to the animal and safe
ly guided him through the crowd
ed thoroughfare to Wilson alley
where the horse tried to turn up,
but was thrown when one of the
girls gave him a quick Jerk. For
tunately both of the girls escaped
without injury. due to thei r
plucky drive which would have
done credit to an expert reinsman.
The horse and buggy were not
damaged to any extent.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
1.-The Sign OF the Cross"

Mr.. James Francis O'Donnell,
the famous Monologue Actor, will
be the attraction Monday evening
at S:15 CLOCK, at the Tabb Opera
house, under the auspices of the
St. Patrick's Choir. Mr.. O'Don-
nell is said to be one of the most
no t e d and brilliant monologue
actors on the American stage.
T h e quartet, composed of
M ssrs. Louis Utz, Norman
Brown, G. B. Senff and Harry
Stephenson will render popular
airs during the evening. A most
enjoyable performance is assured
to all those who attend.
General admission 25 cents; re-
served seats Is cents.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
Paying Out Sheep Money.

Kellar Greene, County Clerk of
Montgomery county, is paving
out this week the sheep money to
those farmers who had sheep kill
ed. by dogs during 1912. The
amount of claims filed for that
year was $1611.5O, and the amount
of money allowed by the State for
payment was $685.. 80, check for
which Mr.. Greene has received.
Each claim will be paid on basis
of 36.97 per cent. and if you have
a claim for loss of sheep present it
at the Clerks Office and get your
money.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
JAMES
MCKEE
Dies in Chicago. Was
Brother of Judge II.
Clay Mckee.
Formerly Lived in this City Where
He Had Many Friends.

Mr.. James Mckee, aged about
IS years, died at a hospital in
Chicago where he had been i'll for
some time. Mr.. Mckee was the
only brother of Judge H. Clay
Mckee, of this city, and formerly
lived both here and Owingsville.
He was formerly superintendent
of an ore mine at Olympia and
held other responsible positions
while in this section. For about
twenty years he had made his
home in Chicago where he was
engaged in the coal and feed bust
ness.
Judge McKee's many friends
regret to learn of his brothers
death and extend him deepest
sympathy in his bereavement.
Owing to the high waters he
was unable to attend his brothers
funeral which took place in Chi
cago.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
ATTORNEY
[. ". S[NFF
Given Hard Task by Cir
cult Judge Allie ".
Young
Designated to Try Big Land Suit
Involving Large Sum.

County Attorney Earl w. Senff,
of this city was given a hard task,
and at the same time paid a high
compliment, by Circuit Judge
Allie w. Young, when he recent
ly designated him to try, as
Special commissioner, the suit OF
R. G. Morgan, etc., VS.. Big
Woods Lumber Company, pend
ing in the Menefee Circuit Court.
The suit has been in course of
preparation for years and involves
the title to a large portion of Meme
fee county and the timber taken
therefrom.
The record in the case, which
will fill good sized trunk, en-
braces some six thousand pages,
with which the Special Commits
sioner will have to b e C o m e
thoroughly familiar before filing
report covering the points REFER
ed to him, hence it may be readi-
ly seen he has a stupendous task
before him and an AL summer
job.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
Mt. Sterling Mayor
Called on for Help.

Mayor W. A. Samuels received
telegram, Sunday, from Mayor
Vansant of Ashland, asking that
bread be shipped at once to that
city and asking him to wire how
much could be shipped daily. Mr..
Samuels Immediately took the
matter up with Mr.. Wilson, pro-
prietor of the Star Bakery, who
worked all night and shipped 800
loaves Monday morning and will
continue to ship 1000 loaves daily
until further notice. The electric
light and gas service are both out
of service in Ashland and the river
is 2 feet higher than it was in 1884
at which time it was the highest
ever known. Winchester a n d
Lexineto ton were also requested to
send provisions and both readily
responded. The Express Company
is making no charge for carrying
h provisions. Cattlettsburg,
Normal and other cities in that
section are in very desperate
straits.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
DISASTROUS
FLOOD
In Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky. Over 500
Lives Lost.
Property Loss viii Probably
Reach $IOO,OOO,0OO.

The heavy rains of the past
week proved the most disastrous
to this section of the country ever
known. Dayton, Ohio was the
center of the flood where it was
first reported 5000 lives were lost,
but it later developed the ex-
act loss will be something like $50.
Dayton's flood was caused by a
breaking of a reservoir, causing
the Mama river to overflow.
Hamilton was the next heaviest
loser with about 81 lives. In Gin
cinnati, the property loss was
heavy and many railroads we're
forced to cease operations.
In Kentucky all the streams
were out of their banks and much
damage was done to property
while the loss of life was slight if
any. Louisville was the heaviest
loser where many persons were
forced from their homes and many
thousands of dollars worth of
property was destroyed. The
Seventh Street Depot was flooded
and all railroads entering this
station we're forced to make a
change. The G. & o. has been
running about on schedule time be-
tween Ashland and Louisville,
but have been unable to operate
its line to New York. The l.. & E.
was out of commission for several
days, but is now running on
schedule time. The line from this
city to Rothwell, known as the
Coal Road, was also unable to run
its trains for several days owing
to the washout of a bridge near
this CITY.
Slate creek was higher than it
has been for sometime, several
feet of water being in the power
house, but little if any damage
was done.
Following is the latest revised
list of the loss of life in Ohio and
Indiana: