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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01

noon in Juarez, show that Gage is to
receive 25 percent of the gate receipts
for his end, while Floyd will get Is
percent of the gross gate.
Jedd English, manager of Floyd, was
compelled to put up $50 appearance
money for his boy to meet Gage and
besides this, Gage would not sign the
articles unless given $50 training ex-
penses. The $50 appearance money
which English put up will go toward
the pay of semi-windup fighters.
X
Effort are being made to secure
kid" Williams, of Denver. and kid"
Payo for a 10-rOund semi-windup. viii
liams and PayO fought an eight-round
draw in Albuquerque on July 4, and
on this showing the promoters have
decided to stage another bout to set
tie the supremacy between the two
boys Williams is to receive a $3.50
guarantee and a one-way ticket from
Denver. Payo will probably receive at
least S125, the amount he got for being
beaten by Moffatt
Charlie Gage, manager Of Frankie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01

~ ONNIE MACKS White Elephants
pace settlers in the race for the
American league pennant, have
averaged nearly six runs to the game.
In the first Il contests IN which they
participated, the Mackmen crossed the
pate 404 times, errors Of the opposition
helping them to 40 counters and bat
terry misplays OF their adversaries en-
aiding them to acquire 10 TALES.
Eleven markers were secured through
the medium Of steals, leaving S34 runs
that the Athletics actually batted in
Baker Drives in Runs.
Mack has a splendid quintette of
timely hitters in Frank Baker, Jack
NcInnis, Eddie Collins, "Rube'' Old
ring and Jack Barry. the best Of the
lot, according to the records, being
Baker. The Mailing Marylander, who
stands a good chance Of winning the
league player who does the most for
his team, has hammered home 62 tai
lies and if he keeps on hitting IN the
pinches as ne has been doing viii pos
sibly set a new record for the Ameri-
can league in driving in runs
Stuffy' McInnis ranks second as a
timely hitter among the Maclmen. He
has put the finishing touches to SO
TALES Eddie Collins, with IL ranks
third and Oldring and Barry are tied
for the fourth position, each with SO
runs batted home and Strunk is a fine
sixth, with 80 counters driven in to
his credit. In fact, all the Mackmen
have been hitting in the pinches,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01
Gage and Floyd are Training
=: =: q: =: =: =:
Dick Evans Looking For a Fight

Fowser, left Friday for New Mexico.
where he will take a weeks rest
frankie will look out for himself in
the meantime and engage his own
sparring partners if he gets fight.
Bob Wood received a telegram
Thursday afternoon from Foxy Miller
relative to a match between the winner
of the Herrick-GonzaleS bout and
either Bart Gordon or Bob York. Mil
Ter offers substantial inducements, and
it is probable that HerTick will accept
if he defeats Gonzales His match with
Gonzales has practically been arranged
and he viii leave for Santa Rita short
".
Battling Dick" Evans wants a
match with either Kid PayO or
as the bantamweight limit has been
changes from 116 pounds ringside to
lis, he considers himself the cham
pion of FL Paso. If Payo, Moffatt or
Gene can make us ringside, Evans
says that he will post a large side bet.
It is hardly probable that either PayO,
Moffatt or Gene could make less than
40.
Joe Herrick, who is a personal friend
of Oatsy Brannigan, matched to meet
Benny Chavez on Labor day at Trini-
dad, says he thinks Chavez is a bit
Overmatched. Brannigan recently de-
feated Matty McCue. of Racine, Wis,
who was tOuted as a conner. and is one
of the claSsiesI men in the feather di-
vision today. Brannigan defeated Cha
vez in four rounds at Trinidad two
years ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01

two runs. Furthermore, he donned
stripes on two occasions, stealing
second and collaborating with Ford
to burgle home.
Caldwell In OutfieId.
Ray Caldwell is to be permanently
converted into an oUtfielder, the job
he has coveted all season. Caldwell,
who, as some shrewd wit of the dia-
mond observed, answers to the same
name even when he's sick, is a nat
ural hitter and is feared by every
pitcher in the league.
If Caldwell turns out to be a 800
hitter or better, he may solve part of
Chances puzzle Husk is not satisfied
with his Outfield the way il has been
going, and the whole world knows
that no team in these brisk days can
be up there unless the outfield can
produce runs.
The Yankee pitching staff is IN bet
ter shape than at any time this sea-
son, and if the club does not come
through with a good record for the
present series, il will need a Phila-
delphia lawyer to alibi.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01

GENE, any grocery market, time
any day, actors any grocer and any
~ housewife.
Mrs. Housewife-''Have you any nice,
liberia peaches?'
Mr. Green Grocer-"That we have
and lots of them"
Mrs. H W.-"And what may you
ask for themT'
Mr.. G. G-'Fine Elbertas, Texas
grown, are worth Is cents g basket OF
s1S5 a bushel; how many bushels,
please?"
Mrs. Housewife-eYou may send me
up bushel today and another tomor-
row"
Mr.. Groceryman-"HaYe you plenty
of Mason jars, paraffin, jar tops and
Mrs. Housewives along enough
. for the busheI Of Elbertas and rush
the order
Mrs. w. J. Bryan, who left Wash
ingtOn to go back to Lincoln. Neh, to
can fruit for her famous husband, has
nothing on the FL Paso housewives,
who are canning fruit for their less
illustrious but no less devoted hus-
bands. This is the canning time for
fruits and the smell of steWing, cook
ing, boiling things is strong in the
vicinity Of the kitchen or kitchenette.
A car Of east Texas Elbertas started
the canning game and there is a mad
rush to get all of the fruit canned
before the peaches and other orchard
products advance in price.
High Rolls beans, crisp and brittle
from their growth in the fresh noun
tain air Of New Mexico, have chased
all of the snap beans, yellow beans and
other beanletS out of the market.
These are beans what are beans and
they go mighty good with a slab side
Of fat bacon. Speaking of bacon. it
is now worth 40 cents a pound, sliced,
or 35 if bought in the whole piece.
Pork chops are also on the ascent, be-
ing quoted at rs cents per pound this
week
The weekly inventory of the market
house contents follows:
Fruits.
rLr ry plums. .....-.......-.,:15 ID.
Green Gage plumS- .15c 10.
Purple plUms. III
California strawberries zoe, 2 for 25c
Green apples '--.--.---.-:; 1oc pei, ID.
CwholesaIe. $3.50 per box9
oranges ....-.......3O c to soc per doz
bananas. -.-.....25c to soc per dO3.
Valley cantaloupes. loo each; for 25c
MatermeIons --..--1 lie hot; &c cold
alberta peaches, 25c per basket; $1.S5
Malaga white grapes ..15c per ID.
vegetables.
New sweet potatoes. Sc per ID.
1omaloes ...-...----..-...10 per ID.
New potatoes .......2 i-2c ner III
Valley cucumbers ...... ~
Valley green corn. 40c per doz
F7arsIey ''--...'.'s.....5 per bunch
Eggplant ..............25c lb
BeIl pepper --..-...--....20c per ID.
Radlshes. -.-....s..2 punches for SC
Summer squash ..... inc
BeetS, valley ..---......Sc, 3 for IOc
(Wholesale, soc per doz bunches.)
Cabbage CONGRATULATIONS. ner III
California cauliflower. i5c 10.
Rhubarb $500. .3 lbs for 25c
Carrots NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. FOR Sc
(Wholesale. 25c per doZ Suuches.)
GaIuornla celery loo a stalk
onions, green .-.-..2 punches for Sc
(WholesaIe, gee per Goz bunches.)
(Wholesale. &c per 2ounS.)
(Wholesa1e $2.25 per crate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01


against them, shows that the
Yankees died with their boots on in
a three hour battle against the CIeve-
land Maps
Three hours Of thrills, during which
hopes of local fans were frequently
raised to the loftiest pinnacle, were
EandWiched in with cuss words and
remarks that might have sounded IN
-Seemiy, but were pithily pungent to
the after situations
Il was not that errors in fielding
lost the Yankees their many glori-
takes OF judgment that are twice as
aggraTating which spoiled the oppor-
tunities presented.
The game ought not to have pro-
ceeded over nine innings. The Yam
KEGS should have gone off the field
with cOlOrS flying IN the regulation
time and distance. but catcher Cos
sett who is some catcher, by the way
wants TO get into his noodle that when
and the Piay is close that hitting the
dirt Is a much more proper caper to
secure winning results in a big league
baseball game than by going into a
base as straight as q gun barrel and
doing a goose step like q private in
the kaiser's home guard on dress pa
rsde-
Could Have Won Game.
II Gossett had not been marching
chest expanded, but had slid a foot or
so along the base path, he might posi-
bly, have dirtied his uniform a bit
scraped a small patch of cuticle off his
anatomy. but he would have won the
game for his pals-and what is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01

shot TO the fore and has stayed there.
Even ensign Cottrell, a slabman
who was never accused of being a
heavy hitter, batted valiantly while he
was with the Athletics. He took part
only in one full game, but in that con-
test he cleared the bases Of their three
Inhabitants with a double
How They Bat Them In.
The number of runs batted in by
the Athletics in their first II games
are revealed below
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01

RANKIE GAGE and
Lefty Floyd started
training Friday at
ternOOn preparatory
to their 20-round
bout to be staged at
the JuareZ arena on
Aug. 10. Gage will
work at the Stanton
street camp a n d
Floyd will train at
the Jockey club. The
articles of the match,
which were signed
Wednesday a I [ e r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01
Simplex Repeats at Galveston

For the second consecutive sweeps
contest which
that Europe and America produce.
For three days. this
with regular under the
masteru handling Louis Dsbrow
danger losing the lead or trouble kind mechanical
racing touring IN a by
Modelled but built entirely States thew
combine all that is best practice ondi
tons in this country
They built in three different models The SO
equipped with long stroke flexible
touring service The motor ASKS II inches develops
70 horsepower Mounted with the latest style bodies every
they sell IRONS $1,000 o $665O.
The 80 model propelled by double chains chains
closed and running in OIL This powerful
Of speed and will withstand the strain Of the toughest touring
This model sells for prices ranging from $4,000 $1,000
The Is Model with motor of
essentially speed creation and
the road stock the world
$4,000
We propositions
rtOry for the Simplex ne either
give promptly inquiries with view either whole
sale retail business
Simplex Auto Co., New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01
Pass City Business College

teaches the best and easiest shorthand
and bookkeeping Guarantee to have
you ready for a good position in much
graduates hold best positions in Rail
road Offices and mercantile houses In FL
Paso. Positions secured Day and
night school MOrehouse Blk, oregon
and Texas SITS Phone 5607.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01
WOMEN BOWLERS
DEFEAT CRUCES

The Cactus club women rollers won
from the Las Cruces team Thursday
night at the Cactus alleys. by a margin
Of 291 pins. Mrs z. SchuCz rolled high
game, 1S5, and total $40. Strikeouts
We're made by Mrs. Morris and Mrs.
Schultz
The scores:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01

Smoked salmon. 40c per ID.
Smoked sturgeon. Acc per ID.
Smoked eels. .......s.......4 Acc per ID.
Smoked white fish. .40c per 10.
Smoked bloaters. .....s.s....5 Sc each
Herring milchers- sc each
AnchCTfes .....-...-...35 c per keg
Upon request Of valley farmers and
fruit growers, The Herald adds to its
market report the wholesale prices. It
is generally understood that these
prices are just 10 percent more than
the produce buyers pay the farmer for
his product
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01
Safe Sac. Inneld

The ordinary cost of a Want Ad in
the FL Paso Herald is 25 cents Il
reaches an average of about 10000
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01
Athletics All Hit Hard In the Pinches

Driving Runs-aStuffyn Mcnn Is
Second Among Macks Timely Htters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01
Mistakes are Costly For the Yankees
Instead Of Sliding, Selling His Clothes Hero
By SAM CRANE.

TEW YORK. Aug. Thirteen
~ innings, with the score 3 to ?
- against them, shows that the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-01
Housewives are Busy Canning Fruit
Coming Supply

- GENE. any grocery market, time
any day, actors any grocer and any
- housewife.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
MeiSermtaeker 2l~msitanS.
$4,000 SKINNER mnb ~Srauen IN Icm
Yurt oarau bctbeiltst.

Gina $4,000 a(eibermader,
@dnner ilnb Srauen, iinb am 80.
Se3ember 1912 friib, elmer Orbre Der
&leioermadber : 8eiperfidaft 6olae
(ciitcnb. an Den Streif se9angen.
gtfpa 1000 Sabrifen iinb in Iits
lcioenidaft ge5ogen. Sic Streifer
%perlangen b6bere Qobne nnb before
gr6eits : 8ebineunaen. gereits I'M,
bier lt6r Worgens ~be9nnnen @aiiens
Scriammlungen Der Streifer. Comic
es beu ipurbe, be5Ogen Die Streifer
ibrc Soften Dor Den Sabrifen, UNI Die
Nrbeitsmiaisen bon Der Mrbeit db5its
balten. Sn itromenbem &e9en famen
bie Streifpoiten anmaridiert. Ind
piele Srailem bcfanben li6 baruntcr.
Siinfunbnier5ig Sale in alien Chef.
len Der Stabt iiub o Den Strcifcrr
oils Weriammlumgs 2ofale gemiet6et
poroen. Sie> Siibrer warnten Dor
ausidreituugem. unb besbalb cling
Der Tusitano IN aGer Mube Dor
lid. Yroflamationer, in alien mDas
liden Spraden secrudt, lpcrbeu alli
ben Straben pertbeilt. Inter Den
10000 Streifern befinben iid ctpa
10000 Sraucn. Ser Streit be-
id)rGnft lid 9egcntpdrtig auf Irbcitcr
bon MANNER nmo &nnbcn saleioung.
Sod miro pabriheinlid pic @cipcrts
idait Der acknowledgements ciucn
SpmpatbieS Strcif crfidren, poOurf
peitcre 10000 Irbeitcr in ocu Niios
lfanb trcten ipilrpcu.
Scr Strcif bcbelitet cine idfpcrc
Giubhbc fiir Die Sabrifnntcu. IS
lpcrOcn idbrlih WGnncrs mn anas
bcutlciber i'm @crtbc bon S350,000.s
900 in Mem 9)orf ~bcraeirclt. Wcior.
bert meroen Der Mffitunncutag NIB
cine 20 prosentise Spbncrb5buna nit
eincm W,inoeilubn o SO prp @Ghc
iur tie Irbcitcrinnen mn ppn SIG
fir bic Wdnner. Bic Unions. Die an
Dem Sireif tbeilnebmcn. limb: @eotbers
bopb OF SnilorS (~9fodidnciber) 80
900; Spercpat & Sud Goat @oferS'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07

ihofftc tic ms aloiter. Mnd,bem jcne
bort lire Sciimnung piebcr crlanat
itno iid bnrh &eiu unb cincn SnlbiS
geitdrft bnttcut ~er5dblten tic, JIG ieic,t
Der aronprin6 IIcranber uup iein
Ipiutaut. Scr Srin5, Dem ionrer
i2lpeifel Die brpbenbe a~rieesGefabr inn
@aitunltnntc nift unbcfanut mar.
lppllic petterbart iperben, unl segen
allen Strnpa5cn, Ole Elm aricg nit iid
bringt, Observation-Disclosures 81 icin.
Subcr besab CT iih beun hi boS
MIpen9cbirgc unr Sunf oen treiien
@~crnburbincr &unpcn iplIrbc CT am
2eben erhalttn ulb fonnte rilbmreid,
i'm ariegc aegcn Die Siirfen fbeils
llehn1ell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
Gtsabcl im { ~ cen.

Cine Sonppner Sepcide melbet:
Gpriig 6aafou bat iih in &orncaer
unpopular gcmadt, mn MOI 9ldltbt
bier, Dab man i'm sur Nufgdbe IcincS
Sbrones pcronlniicn iuirb. Ills Der
aoni8 nit aonieiu 0soub lrnb Yrin3
Slaf tiir5lih bier ncilte, brac6te Die
republifariide Yartei i'm Stcrtbin0 in
9brtltialia cine @orIa9c Elm. nie allie
SrOen abidldfft. Sieie @orlagc, Die
pprausii6tlih a%neenonimcn ipereen
tpiro, rihtet Ii6 bireft geaen Den
aDnig, beiieu @orred,t Die @ertbeiIuno
bon OrDen lit. aonisiu Nanp, cine
Sdipeiter 0eS &Dniss George. ipilrhe
frob iein, oauernb nod Gnglanb qua
riidSutehren. 5nnral lie ods nortpez
glide alima niht pertrasen lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
Dem ~prin;sHeeenten Gait
peIS.

Sic grpSc %olfstbiimliffeit bes
pcritorbcnen. Bring &egenten sriinbctc
fid Dor IQcm nuf icinc bis 5i ieinenl
2cbcnscnoc betriebcnc praftiId)e Gdd,s
itcnliebe. @r iprrbc itdnbig pon DEN
Se5irfsdmtern iiber Die 6~orhanbene
obcr eintretenbe Notb in Den 8emeius
Den aif Dem 2aufcnben 9ebolten, unb
obid)on ieine Gipilliite perbdltni6s
mG6ig flcin mar, bali CT iibcrnq nit
@elbrnteritiisunecn. &p cine be-
Diirftigc Snrnilie hires vrndbrcro be-
ralibt lpllroe, lief cine nnntbafte 8elhs
ipcnbc bcS Heacntcn elm. Siele 9ro6>
bcr5i9e @tilptbdtisteit lit oft in 2ics
bern beirnaen pcrben. @incs Der
unprecedented Iauict:
o SergcIt's @ott.
Sa &ntcr g%'itprb'n nnb D. Wuottcr
frniif.
Stint ainoer, bett'lnrm;
Se oo3t auub I'M Stall hubi',
q Npntb, bns 9 @ott berbnrm'l
Sd iuft r Ser 8iiracrmoaitcr boonr,
Se9t arf'n Gid piel Wclb:
rScs ihidt emf rtier Bring &eeent,
Sd)aut's tpieber frob in b'@eltl"
~@erselt's @ott, eclt's @ott tauiabs
nal,
Su linber Bring Iegenti
8 liaber 3errsott, ies'n eabm's on,
8ereelt's @ott obre gnb'!"
@ia piel'n Der sliate String @escnt
&ilf, ipoab Colt auoa';
S'rum lebt e aa' 10 lang unb
s. rgergelt's Colt" miiai'n's tpa'.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
atnterirsiiepcs WaiSer bereitet
Sebwierietcitem.

Sic Sdpierigtcitcn beim Saii
bes on Der italicniidJ : fran56iiiGer
@rcnSe bas Slrds@ cbir9e burd)bres
dlenben tunnels bn6cn lid, mic aus
gcrn perlmitet, ais nabe5u ilniibers
brildbar berouSgcltclt. Scr unterz
irniidlc Strom, Der am 23. Se5ember
einernns. uib Snnbcrie bon Mrbeitern
CUR 6ilidt 5ipang, lit itetis ansez
ld)ipollcn nrto bilhetc Die llriad)e, raj
Die Srbc aus ibreu llfcrn trat.
Nic leitenoeu Sngtnieiire erfldrcn.
DAB an cine SorticBuna Der Mrbeis
ten iiid,t 5l hcrlfen lit, iolanec es nidbt
9clinat, bcn unterirbiidlcn Strom abs
5~ulcnfcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
Hiefen'G reeeenSsd.

Sic goitoner (M!aN.) Safens Sirefs
torem belpillistcn So ,000.0 600 fir bic
Grbauun9 ciues Der aroBten 5rodens
bods, nelbe in Horbamerifa 5u fins
ben iinb. Gs ioa einen iolden llm>
lang crbulten. baB es Shiffe bon
1000 SUB 2ange unb 1870 SUB 9rcite
alfnebren fann.
Nad Der Seidlnbfaiiung Der Direfs
toren erfoIate Die Serleiung eines
Shreibens BON Vice sErdiibenten Der
@bite Stars Clinic. y. u. g. Sranflin,
peldyer BARN ~mittbeilte, gentle Sams
pferseieaidaften beablidtisten. iif
semeiniam 5u perpflihtem, 90 Sabre
binburh idbrlid $4,000 Sn 5ablen.
iaGs i'm 8oitoner Safen elm Srodens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
Slut Kitten AFFINITY NIT Sc.
iceIae beleet.

Hadbem Dem ct. Yailer (Minn.
8nnbes : Siirriftsaupalt Charles 6.
6onpt bon Seem Yorf aus telegras
pbii6e Wittbeilnng eeporben. baf
flint aiiten Ibiintb an einen bortiecn
BetrdnfebdnoIer abgefertigt norben
ieien, peranlabte er ipfort, bnb bies
felben - i'm Bette bon Sacob CID,
No. 447 CEDAR Ctr, befinbIih -
bon einem 8unbesmnri6an nit Be
idlag belegt mnrben.
Sieie 8eihlasnabme lit ourd einen
Suiab gum Nabrungsmittelgeieb bon
1906 5nldiii9, iofern berielbe Den
Wertauf bon Ibiintb in ben Ser.
Staaten perbietet.
8aS Ueiter in Der SndJe seIdeben
ipirb. bleibt ab5uiparten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07

teionocra ser in Hidmonp @rlpGbz
mug pcrbicut. Snrd, bic Cite Der
M.(it9Iicocr bat ma mir crlaubt. cincr
@~crlnmnlung bcimpbncn ,au biirfcn,
bel mcldicr CO mir iebr gefallcn Eat.
III nddittr NGbc huron griilocu lie
uldl cincn ioiten %erein. ptil tic
Nlrd) baa Sciipicl Der padcren Mid)z
mouhcr lcben, mas fir Sortbeile pns
cinSclnc 0tiiglieb burdJ Den %crein
qcnicBt. Sa wcrben TarmprObuftc
gcrnciniam peridift NIB aenuFen=
idJaftlid eiuscfsutt, bic gascsfrasem
bcfprchen nnp penn 8cfabr brubt, lid
cagcgen aciuebrt. Scufsnfagc, mo-
siaes pcrcinist lit, riftet Der GinSclnc
iidjts mcbr ans. @cgcnnpGrtig ipirb
icbr picl g%cipiinid)t, mas icbr loblid,
III, lpcnin cs ppn Serscn gcbt. IN ih
aber upn leercn @iinidcn niGts bnitc.
,ueil eS nidlts cinbriugt, 10 ,pullcn mir
o9baten" ieben. Sarmcr, ,uebrt cndj
fir cncrc Hedjtc, NIB nas fann nnr
geifcbcn nurd &ereine! Gs gibt fein
anDcres Wtittel! Scr5lid)cn Hcuiabrsz
arllB an ale Seicr! - & a \ 5
ii ci;nger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
Gimer, Scr fics, assi Sen SaIeans
frica rerbcreitctc.

Ser sl6t hes 81. @ernbnrb'ss Slip
itcrS nif Der 9Sob11hc oeo ct. Bern
bnro'as Ger9ca, @alli9, Sdlpci5, bot
leste NUde brfdunt 0cmudlf. mic inn
Gcrlaufc bcg lcbicn 8intcro MDad)s
bc1 &loirers zen %aronprin5cn Nlerans
Der bon ScrDicn nit pielcr @fiibc BON
EoDe crrcttcten. Sic Monde bcfdna
Cen iih pGbrenp ciner itiirgiidJcn uro
laltcu Nadlt ntbil ibrcn D!unoen i'll Der
@e9eno Oc@ q. 9ernbnrh's' Yale9
nad &erirrten pner Gcrlmgliidlcn uui
DEM Ine!u9, ais eiHer Der 6unbe
pl6eiih lnb beitig anIdlllg. @an
inno bn!b baroif 6pci @Gnlcr balb
eritarrt in cinem S6~ilccbii9el uub
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07

ipcId9er bic @inipanbcrer iid niht nun
;tniieneIn, ionDern aud, regieren ipllen
inb lid IN alien 3lpeigen Der Snbus
lrie, Der Musbiloun9 uno bcs Idcrs
allies ausbrcitcn. &ein Iniiebler ioll
.cn @runh fdufli6 cnpcrben %forncn;
I lam nbcr cine 10 ~lnnaiGbrise Enft
r9nItcn. lpic cs ibm bebngt. uub Der
&eroienit 6lcibt nnbcidnitten lein
,igencr. Scrr anbn. Der Gin I6itls
lent Der rTeip 2)orf Gam Sdopl" lit,
at iih ihon icit Sebn Snbrcn nit
jilnntbropiihcn Nrbeitcn bicicr Irt
.lgegebcm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07

Cine Interchangeable grfinbuns, Die
fir Die 3ufunft bes sansen SIugs
ipeiens ~entideieenb fem pirb, bat elm
junser Wann, Sebaitian giicnihmibt,
in Siiritsnfelobrud in Sberbapern ees
mabt. Die ~aIerSinss nod Der piilens
idaftIiden Nahpriifung bebarf. CIR
c~enifrliierte cine automati1n tpirfenoe
StabiIiiierunes : Worrihtuna. pelde
nah Mniihten alis Sadfreiicn cine
berdrtige Siferun9 bes Sliegers bars
iteuen ioa, ha6 ipeber @otorbefefte
nod Steuerbrud ben Ibitllr5 berbeia
fiibren fonnen. Sb Tic iih in her
|ragis be,uabrem mirb, 6Ieibt md,
%ab5mipartem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
1oie Sie ,1niHenIetaft'' irrt.

Iuf Der WeiHablabefteIle al 4eps
burgb, 81. g., fanben Yoli5iften merit
lpiirhige &tpdenL nelhe mad Der Be-
bauptilna bon bier Ner5ten Der linfen
!9anb speier @inber unb Der red,ten
5unb elmer ermahienen Yerion ansc@
bort baben ioQten. Cine mnertpartete
I%uffldrung oes Sunbes ersab iiob aber,
alS Elm Saribermiit nuf Der 1oliseiz
ration eri6ien nnb m~ittbeilte. bas
fraslide @ebcin itarnme aus ben
SnBen zines Barren, fpeldrn er fir Sen
Sdser. Der i'm erle8t. aussmitopfsu
bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
Observation-Disclosures Jnees
nieure.

Inf Dem Sabresconpent ser Slnteri.
fnniiden @ele1ihaft 2anbipirtbid,aft.
iidcr Sngenienrc 5u Chicago, SIT.
ipnrben fclaenbe gcnmtc cripdblt: g
@. GbaIe, 2ineoln, Nebr., Yrdiiccnt;
@biparb HutnclD. 2oporte. Sno.
@iccs Hrdiiocnt; s. ". Sting. Chicago
3ipeiter @icc sYrdiioert; s. IS. Older.
ion. llrhana. 81, Scfretdr; 3. 6
Wpiprp, 81. Ydul. SfaemeiIter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07

lilipn, 5000; 5rpuiers 1nfers'
nnion, 1900; %eit Infere' llnion,
10000; anec grecdbeS Waters
Union, $500; 6bilOren's Sadei Nafz
ers' llnioL 5000; Sup's 8eefers'
llnion, $500; Yrciiers' llnion (perz
id,iebenc 3peigcl. 10000; 2itbuae
iiian Snilor5' Union. 1000; GiltpE;
Sailors' Union, 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
KatteIiSdber 1lmiifcr
o~eftsrbeis.

Gep. $. g. @anb, 8eftpr Der fat6o>
liIden ct, Warp'ss Stride 5u 2dns
CATER, Ta., Der als Iiiiifer uno
G%pmponiit peitbin befannt mar, lit
am %. Se5embcr in ieinem Scim,
nadoem or ieine @eibnadtss MablScit
eingenommen bate, on S6lasflub aus
Dieiem 9ebcn geicbieben. CT mar 81
Sabre oft.