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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17


~ unlike the feminine sex
never changes the patterns
Of her trees and flowers. A
red rose bush year after
year viii produce a red rose and a
maple tree can always be relied upon
for exactly the same kind of maple
leaf. Womankind is more tickle and
keeps Dame Fashion on the alert
each season seeking for new styles,
In the cut Of the garments, new col
ors, and new fabrics.
Each succeeding season makes a
gown Of a past season look old-fash-
.oned, so rapidly are the new styles
created. Somehow the latest style is
always liked the best. We have
learned that there really is nothing
new under the sun, and what we be-
lieve to be new styles are really
merely adoptions Of old styles. But
If it appeals to US as new, that Is all
that is necessary.
Often fashion follows the line Of
some period such as the Empire, the
Louis XVI, etc, now the war in Bal
kan States is strongly influencing the
designs in women's garments. OF
course, we viii not adopt freakish
Bulgarian eccentricities, but they
will be modified so as to conform
with American figures and American
tastes. Bulgarian colors are used
greatly in trimmings and add a bril-
liant note to the otherwise somber
colors.
American fashions for American
women is the cry echoed all over, and
why not? It is conceded that our
tailor-made suits excel all others, and
that the American tailors reign su-
preme. Then why should a foreign
label add greater value to a costume
when similar creations can be bought
here at a great deal less.
Good lines are one Of the great
essentials of suits or gowns. No mat
ter how costly the material and how
elaborate the trimming, il the cos
tune does not At perfectly and show
the figure of to the best advantage.
It is a failure. Better to have a few
good clothes that give a genuine
source Of satisfaction, than many in
different ones. Simplicity in frock
is often an expensive item, because
Il takes more EXPERT hand to make
a really smart frock than a fancy one
where the defects can be covered by
trimmings.
There Is not much difference in the
contour Of the garments. The sIen- !
der long lines are still the prevailing |
style. The skirts are not much Wild /
er, and though fullness may be added |
it is done in such a way as not TO /
pun out, OF disguise the figure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
WOUNDED M ARREsTED.

Saturday at noon, Cruz DeIado. a
discharged patient from the county
hospital as cured, was arrested on a
complaint charging him with at
tempted burglary Of a box car and
lodged IN the county Jail DeIgadO
was shot in the leg March 8. last BY
a T. & 2. Waterman who claimed that
the man was trying to enter the car.
The wounded man was sent to the hos
pltal Saturday when he left the hos
pital he was arrested. The complaint
against Delgado was filed in the court
Of justice Of the peace Z. B. McClin-
tick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
PRINCESS OF PRUSSIA WEDs.

Potsdam, Germany, Nay 1.-THE mar
rage Of prince Henry XXXIII Of Reus
and princess Victoria Marguerite of
russia only daughter Of prince Fred
erick Leopold of Prussia was ceIe-
brated at the new palace here this
morning AfterWard the grand marshal
or the PrUssian royal court count
august Zu Eulenburg, performed the
civil ceremony.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
SAT- LAKE VIZ FoTNn man

salt Lake City, Utah. May 17.-With
a bullet hole In the roof Of his mouth,
James W. Skinner. 50 years old, was
found dead in mis- real estate office to-
day. A trail of bloody footprints was
discovered leading out Of the office and
down the corridor OF the building. a
note found on his desk dated January
4, directing the disposal Of his estate,
indicates suicide.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
WOMAN GETS $500 WHILE CHARITY
SPENDS $1,000 MAKING INQUIRY

Chicago, Ill, May 17-Records in
tended to show that one woman de-
pendent upon charity received less than
$500 during IS months. while approx
mately $4,000 was spent in investigating
her condition, were produced before the
legislative committee investigating
charitable institutions
The Beneficiary, Mrs. Maggie Ustich.
resides next door to the Mary Crane
nursery, a branch Of the United Char
tiles, and two Of her children were
asphyXiated late last year. This is one
OF the apparent abuses we are trying
to correct" said Rev. T. +. J. Lloyd. 1T
is a shame that so much money was
spent In looking UP Mrs. Ustich. when
so little was given really to help out"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
BE Careful IN spsseh.

II in our speech we would need
consider how our words viii affect
those to whom they are spoken-if we
would try 20 hear them with their ears
and consider how they accept in their
hearts, there would not be much pas
sionaJe or unadvised speech; certain
" there would be few spirits wounded
or lives embittered by the words Of
our HpB.-W. G.. Horder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
BIKE CoIIides WIN Auto.

Late Friday afternoon when Louis
Camp, who attends the san Jacinto
school was on his way home, he col
hded with automobile No. 1909 driven
Dy Il L. Chamberlain. The boy at the
time was mounted on q bicycle, and the
smashing Of his wheel was the only
damage he suffered Chamberlain was
arrested by the police Saturday His
trial will come up in the corporation
court Saturday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
CLOUDCPOFT ~ FPoM
EAST TEXAS IS INCREASED

The SIS maximum round trip rate
from east Texas to Cloudcroft and re-
turn for the summer which has prevailed
in the past, has been raised to $40 this
year. The first excursion viii arrive
here Monday. June Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
WITNESS IN GREE LOVE COLONY
CASE Is FOUND DEAD

Davenport. Ia. May 1.-THE body OF
man on whose person was found a
subpoena for one Frank Harding" to
appear before the grand jury, was
found in the river here today. His
head was caved in and there were
many bruises about his body.
Although il was badly decomposed.
friends believe the body is that of
Harding He left Donahue, Ia. where
he had been working, about two weeks
ago TO come to Davenport to testify
in a free love colony case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
GIVES BOND; THEN DISAPPEARS.

Decatur, III, May IF. B. Slate.
editor of the Mount Auburn Tribune.
who yesterday shot DR.. B. +. Windsor,
has disappeared Efforts made TO find
him TO raise his bail, from $500 to
$4,000 have been futile so far. DR..
hospital where, it is said he cannot live
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17

DO nothing for me; said I had cancer
OF the stomach and there was no cure.
almost thought the same, for my
breath was offensive and I could not
eat anything without great misery,
ana gradually grew worse.
FINALLY 1 concluded to try Peruna.
and found relief and a cure for that
Qrea-dIul disease, catarrh- I took five
bottles Of Peruna and two OF Manalin
and now 1 feel like new man There
IS nothing better than Peruna. and I
keep a bottle OF 1t in my house all
the time"
Persons who object to liquid niedf-
etnes can now obtain Peruna Tablets
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
WOMAN TAKES POISON:
HUSBAND Is IN

Pueblo, Colo, May 17.-Mrs. {. S.
Kane, aged 81, whose husband is in Ell
PasO, Tex, took laudanum with suicidal
intent last night and is in a serious con
dition. Mrs. Kane had Just attended q
moving picture theater, where she saw
film depicting a reunited family.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
FIRE MAKES 5000 Ho1TEIEss.

Budapest. Hungary. May 17.-Eight
thousand people were rendered home.
less, one child was burned to death
many people were injured and heavy
financial loss was caused by a great
lire In the center Of this city today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17

SENTENCED To SEVEN FEARS.
Los Angeles, Cal, May William
St John Ranney, former chief clerk TO
the auditor of the Santa Fe railroad,
who confessed thefts amounting TO be-
tween $4,000 and 100000 was sen.
fenced today to seven years in san
Quentin prison.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
FEssEs CRIME, GETS ne TEARS.

Pierre, S. d, May 17.-Sixteen years
IN the South Dakota penitentiary was
the sentence given R c. Evans. OF
Pierre, who had pleaded guilty TO Grim
lnal relations with his II year old step
daughter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
HIS CASE WAS
HOPELESS
Could Hardly Eat. Gradu-
ally Grew Worse. Relieved
by Peruna.

Mr.. A. NJ.
Ikerd. Box 81,
West Bur
lingtOn a.
writes:
Il had ca
tarrh Of the
stomach and
small intes-
tines for a
n u m b r of
years I went
to q number
Of do ctors
and got no
relief and
finally o G
OF my doctors
sent me to
Chicago, and
I met tn
same fate.
7 h ey g aid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
Adele MendeI.

AZURE dresses in all her
glory at Springtime, but
unlike the feminine sex
never changes the patterns
Of her trees and flowers. A
red rose bush year after
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-07

A pompous physician who was in
cHned to criticize others was watch
ing a stone mason build fence for
his neighbor, and thought the mason
was using too much mortar. He
said: Jim, mortar covers up a good
many mistakes, does it nOt?" Yes,
doctor" replied the mason, "and so
does the spade"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-07

DR.. Ludwig claimed he hadNhad
trouble with one of the physicians.
He asserted he had never. seen Mrs.
Lucas and had never been in her
home. s
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-07

THE ANSWER TO THE RIDDLE OF THE. TRUSTS
you buy another
marketable the
which
exploitation
Of the already Oveburdened
Pennsylvania that its
this The folks in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania anthracite
handled for the
still hands
the which they have cruelty Pennsylvania and thus
faF they bafled
ground
developed plans
development YOUR o think
Under the POndeXer permitted
the coal mining business Alaska will under this have
with
railroads and ships with himself
pokeng the profit will divide equally between those the
o. mining and hauling those
POhdeXer
the worker much human necessity will stand the
time the history of industry America make them both
It's aim is not to make few rich possible the
peoples
dividing development
of nature.
you will pro-
foundry influence the of industry elsewhere?
1t is the to the riddle Of the trusts
NEW TURN PROBE DEATH Dr. Ludwig claimed he ba,ad
OF MRS. ROBERT s. LUCAS trouble physicians
He asserted he had
Lucas and had
tool TODAY When DR. A home.
E. Ludwig, 5000 N. Ashland avenue 49,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-07
NEW TURN IN PROBE OF DEATH
OF MRS. ROBERT S. LUCAS

Investigation of the death of Mrs.
Robert S. Lucas, 5062 Sheidan road,
took a new tack today when DR.. A.
E. Ludwig, 1909 N. Ashland avenue,
held in $4,000 bond in connection
with the wOman's death, charged he
was the victim Of spitewOrk.
In a statement purporting to be
signed by Mrs. Lucas, and witnessed
by DR.. Edward L. Webb and DR.. Irv-
ing H. Eddy, Ludwig is accused Of
having performed an illegal opera
ton.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
Serrifer Der Suhiinans perihieben.

S. Sierpont Iorsarl, ben nan Den
amerifnriifen Sinan5taiier genannt
bat, itarb in Hom am 81. Ndr5 fiinf
Winuten nah ~ lIbr Wittaes. Ser
&ranfe mar mebrere Stunben Dor ieis
nem Sobe b~etpuBtlos. go traf i'm
fem @eiitlider. Sein Sftpiescrichn
8. 9. Satterlc unb beiien 8attin. Die
Ier5tc Yrof. @iuieppc 9nitianeGi. Or.
@. aqeu Starr unb Sr, George q.
Siron, iopie bier seidjItltc &ronfenz
ipdrterinnen fpeilten an Stcrbez
lager. ST.. 20. q. Starr, Gin Neip
gorter GerbeneS pesialiit. ihreibt ici1
ncn Sob Der Iuireguns gu, Die ihm
ourh ieine 8ernebn,uns icitens bcs
Tllioe I~iisifyuiies in Waibinaton iiber
Den .9elbtruit" perMrinht tpurbe.
Ser COB Morean's bat auf Sen
Nep 9orfer unb 0onooner Wcrths
papicrmarft feinen ginfllb aliseeiibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08

BON Der 5critortcn Stapt 5uriidgefcbrs
ten Hettuu9SSna.
,Gs lpdr gu ~id,rcdlid,, ais baB man
c. ic ocr9eiicn fpnntc", ingtc acblcr
nit Sfdibcru. yGs mar fdlt ino
hlmltig unb ncblig unh her Tuhlid pca
mitlciplpc nnprolcnbcu idiparScu
Wnncr2 id,ien ms Nllcn. b%eionbcr@
nber Den Srnucn bns 6erS Ii Dem
2eihc 81 rciBcn. Sa9 unb Naeht mar
bns SdIrcicu Der Srnitcn 81 horcn.
Sd lont'tc cines Der Hettungsboptc
inherent 2~nnbmr95plot. Dem @cridtss
bnuic 6ii, unb bas Sont mar Sicntlid'
poI. Inter Den Sniniicn befnnb lid,
aud, clue Strait. @ir fnmen rurd) cine
Der Straben itpbpciic p%orludrts, ais
idl ploslid lab. ME lie bon ibrem
Siec a~iifltonb unb 81 ium1ncrl an
ring. .WoSu niiBt bns, mir milNcn
pbncbin Ile crtrinfcn". ricf tic lnb
ipraue in Die r~oiiid)cubc Slltb. Sn
pcm'clbcn Iuscnblid mar ih ldpu I'M
Walier. Sh lab cinen Irm momcne
tan aliftdudcn. Sd fpolltc Oarnat,
greifcn, nbcr cr perihlpanb ipieocr
inter Dem @aiicr. Shlpinuncn fonntc
ma III bieicm Wirbclitrom niht. sd,
crfnBtc bns Scd ~uricrcs H~llcerbpotcs
uno lpunb MIDI lnnginn IN Soro bina
nllf. @tlpns ipdtcr 500 id, cillcn rniez
rcr 6ilherer aus bcm @oiier. Or lebte
nod. Damn brndlten mir nod cine
@%potlnolung gum @criftsbaule, ais
pieocr cine Srau aus Scrsrpciflung
ilber Sorb lprona. @s CAB pieoer
circn &nmpf lnS il pcriuhte tic 5u
rctten. 3uinnrmen bin i1 bier Wdl
I'M @ailer selpeieu mn ih tame ielhit
bariibcr, mic id, entfomrren fonnte.
lin bic StraBcnedcn idIlns Die Stro@
mlns nit fiirdtcrlider @cfpn(t unb
MIR oic erfnbreni:eu Hliberer fonnten
oas Boot nit ciniger Siherbeit por>
lpdrts bringcn."
&ebler ~bcIthricb aud, bic 1tebers
id,lpcmmilng in DER critcn 9tadt: v8tr
bDrtcn S%pipenocbrilll unb Hferoe9e>
lpieber uno cs fam ms gum SeipiiSts
fem, bdb Der Cirrus, tpcld,er Die
@intcr>S aiion in Ycru perbradt
bate. ii6eridpemmt fporbcn lei. Sic
SDpen unb anScre 5bicrc brii0ten in
ibren adfigen, bis bas @aiier ite
itumm mahtc. Sic glcpbanten floben
Dor Dem 8aiier an bas l1fcr unb mir
pcrloren lie aus Den Iu9en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
Yrins GiiGpf Scrnarb 8nlura's
Had1luE.

@ic mir crfnbren, bot 6r. Gu,il 8.
Sddrf. elmer hniercr @nibinetoner
Gprreiponocuten, 1bnn ieinem Sritber.
cincm 8id,tcr III GaIob> 2otbrinaen, Die
crfrculidbc Nad,rift erbalten, Inut
lpclfer Der TaflnB ieines @robonfeIs,
BERNARD @olura 81 ieincr 3cit Trii,Ss
Siid,pf bon Srirou, Enrol, lpicber ieis
ncr Camille 5nrildfommeu ipcrbe.
Serr Storf reiit hemnddyit mad
europa, I'M in Der Nu9elcgenbeit be
biililih Sl icin. @irb Der Nad)luS
al Die Snmilic 5uriidfallcn, 10 fame
Sr. Sd)ari, nls dlteltcr nircftcr Grbc,
in peiicn @ciie. Sr. Sd)nri's @roB>
muitcr ipor cine Tifte bea Erin5a9is
ldpiS unb aud, be'icu @rbiu lnut
Scitomcrt. Sbr lpllroc jchod, Der
Nod,laS p~orcnthultcu politild)cr
Sdipicrigfcitcn lucgcil, ipclfc Sluiid)cn
ibrcr Sunnilic mo Der pltcrreid,iidIcn
Nc9icrrn9 bcrriditcn. YrinSz Siifpf
@nluro ipor III 1854 gebprcn uto
lpurhc % Sabre oft. Gr ipnr Gin
pcrioniid)cr Src,mb bes AnilcrS pon
Scitcrrcit, peldcr i'm nit malld,cm
Icrtrdicllspoitcn bccbrtc. Nlif Gin>
labllng be5 apniss ppn Srnntreid, III
1882 prdiibicrtc CT iibcr Den critcn
Inti : Sflupcn : Gor9rcB IN europa.
Der %atec ienes SrinSsS iid)ofs mar
Elm bobcrer Cffisier in DER Irnncc bcs
0cr3ogo bon Sotbrin9cn, bon ipcld>cr
Samilic icine Illttcr obitarmtc.
Hrin5sSiidof @alurd Itar6 in 1886.
Or. =. g. Sfari, biretter Grbe
bicies EodIlalics ipurbc i'll Srcibrrg,
Snocn, 9ebprerl ulp bnrd Ilbnn Stol5,
Den befannten bcutidJcn &olfsidrift@
irellcr 9%ctouit. pelfcr %cbentalS NIT
ibIn %ucrlunnbt lit. Mad, Tollenoltllg
ieiuer Stlbicn fam CT nod Amcrifa,
no CT frnn5oiiihe nm bcltihc Siteras
tur IN boberen fdtboliidlcn nnD nid)t>
fntbpliiden Sdulcn bocicrtc. Nlldl DO
cleric CT an Der fntboliidcn llnipcriitdt
8u Wuibington, 3. =. Scit 1902
lit or 2citcr cincs Sienits Nafrid,tes
fiir sic fotboliidc Yrehe. Gr bat
lid iebr berporgctbnn I'M Sicnltc Der
fntbpliidcn Snbioncra Miiiioucn. Or
lit icit 1901 bcr6ciratbct NIT Souiic
8bitc. Sodter bcs Gpl. 8pbcrt Wbitc
non @irgiuia.- cbcmoligcr Stantsz
icfrctGr pou IrfnniaS unb Stnnts>
~icnntor bon @irginin. Gin Sobn,
GSunrb @aluras Sdarf, ut bel Der Oh
Ypnt Yolpbcr SO. 81 Birmingham,
Ala, on9eitclt. 3lpei Sdnpcitcrn
rcs Scrrn Sfarf iinb Wtitglicbcr Der
Nlciucu Sduneitcru Der Nrmcu. Sic
einc. Shmeitcr M. @ermainc DC ct.
Iu9uitinc mar cine Hcihe BON Snbrcu
Iiiiitcntin Der Sberins @uttcr Su
9rpoflm, u. .. Spdtcr ipurbc JIG
und) Sbcfiiclb, Gnglnnb, ucricst. Cine
anbcrc Sdnpcitcr lit bel Den Settles
Occurs beS Yauurco 5u Calais,
Sranfreid,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
Suan Sburf Gprlagc paiiicrt.

Sus Splpacr 6nll5 bat Die SiQ SIR
Mcgulirrng Der TfnnNIciber nn9cnpme
men llup JIG pirb ipnbridlcinlid) pom
Scnat bcitGtigt. Die Sil pcrfiigt, bnB
joe %crion obcr Sirmo, Die mcbr ais
nht Yrp5crlt 3iuien forbert, cine
%i3cn5 fiir $50 bonn Stnotez Iubitor
81 l0Icu bat. Cine ioldc &iScns be-
rcd,tigt Ocn Subnbcr. 5rpci &roScnt
mpnatlidI fir Snrlcbcn nuf pcri0ns
Tides gigcntbum pbcr alf ISLANDER 81
ncblncn. nbcr CT bari feline Commit
i~iplagcbilbr crtrd hercd1ncu. Soldc
liicniirtc @ud,crcr iinb cincr Stnatsz
Suipcftipu uuterluprfcn uuD milIicn
bcu Nubitor regclmdBigc Scridtc
ilbcr oic @cid)dftc crituttcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08

Der tupfcrc Gommnnnnnt Der @arniz
ion. Sdiifri Tuid,u, icin Sd,pcrt DEM
SONIC cinhdnbigtc. Scr Monnrd, 9ab
hcm belbenniitbi0cu @crtbeiciecr bas
Sdlrcrt nit ciniecn @prtcn Der Irle
crfcnnllng 5uriid. Bah barallf rabn1
Der &nnig in Scsleituug BON icinen
5iuci Sohncu uno Den Generator Ga
roff, Spnnpif unb Yctrpff Hcpuc iiber
icinc iicgrcidcn Sruppen ab.
Sic @efangcnnnbnte bes Cont
mnnruntcn ppu Mhriaropel. Stiifri
&nId)n, aclnna bel Der Groberurg
Ser Scituns Solhaten bonn 20. ierbiz
id)cn S%nfanterie@ Hegiment. Ser Has
ida, 5mei onbcre @enerdle, %
Stabspffi5icre linb $50 aneere Gift
Sicre )purbcn bel Der @ritiirmune
hes 6aburluf : SORTS eefdngen sez
nomnen. Sfiifri Yaiha fplirbe
rann Dem bulsariihen Gornmars
eiir, @eueral Nifold Sipanotp. iiberz
geben. 1900 Siirfen gerietben in
aric9s9cfanecnid,aft.
~ aNpHieltS9Ip ltps 'etHel beSt'>
tbsili9en @eriprchuneen Die Ge1fiez
Biing bon Sfutari fortiest ilnb Die
forbidden 5rlippen Mbonien nod nitt
~perloien baden, 1T bic Gage tpteber
iebr prefdr, nnb es ideint faIt uttpers
meibIid gu iein, bab Se1terreih slln@
gdrn Die Schulz p~erliert lunb sesen
Die beiben 2dnoer poreebt. Sic 0iter@
reidiidc 8eeieruns beitebt barnui, baB
Die Serbcn loiort Ilbnnien pcrlniien.
Srei DiterreihiiGe Irmceforps Iieser
in Der 6e~rsesotrina, ieben aueenblid
bcreit, Die norteneeriniihe @ren5e 5u
iiberihreiten. Rpnteneerp bat ith
aud setpeieert, Den gefeblsbaber bon
Stntnri 81 benahridtisen, oub Die
GiSilbesolferuns ab3ieben bari.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
Sprnapp iuiitbct.

z t. 2ouis. Mo.. 6. Tpril. =
Ta'iagicrc mo Ingcitcltc bcs ~Ncb
Slper" Der IltonsSabn pclher Sons
uerstng Ibcnb IN ct. Souia, $40. an
FAM, bcrid)tctcn bon chem filrd,tcre
lihcn S%prnnop, Den tic 5piitcr
Stlrgcpn unb 2nrrnbec. Mo, crlcbt
baden. 6duier, StdIc mn anhcrc
@cbdlrbe purbcu cinfah in Die 2llft
gcbobcu, Sdlunc luurbcn lln1acriiier
rub Scle9rapbcnpfoircn ungcnoricn.
Sdttc Der 3ug nidlt cini9c @inirtcn
&crip6tuug gchuht. 10 marc ollc) CT
hircft in pcn Yfnp bca Sturmes &C.
fommcu. Sci 2arrabcc muBte Der
3ug ndmlid bait MAIDEN, iueil cil
Srnd1t5ug, Der aus iibcr 20 @ag9ons
beitnub, auf bns Seitengelciic getpcbt
mar. Sic mciItcn Ingcitcllten birics
3ugeS lulirbcn pcrlcBt, jcbod) uid)t
lcbcnsgefdbrlid,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
Enaliht NiQ ppn { bis 8 llhr.

Gus Der @cgislutur 81 Scs Wtoines
ucrlautct: Scr Scnut nahm Die Gag
lidts8iQ nit 80 5u II Stimmcn III.
obcr Die @eihdft5itunOcu Der Snloons
mlIrocu bon I llbr Morgcn5 bis 8 llbr
Nbcuba icitgclcgt, itott bon 7 81 l.
mic bic SnussSiQ pcrfiigtc.
Cine lougcrc Scbottc 9ing uprnlls
mo Oo5 6nupts Sntcrciic c%pn5cntrirtc
lid nuf hos ENHANCEMENT, Die SalopnS
I'M 5 llbr TbcnbS 5u lflicBcn, itutt
um 0 mn bicIcs lpltrbc nit % 81 u
Stinmcn abgelebnt. Sieic Nbitimz
mllng Idctut bcn StnnOpunft bcs Ses
mats 5lrr Sclupercn5s@ cicB9ebung an
5uScigcu. (Salmff BON Scott unb
Wiliou bon Clinton iuarcn inter Den
90, Die pcgcn bas embodiment
itimmtcn.) ]
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
Sic gage am nntercn Sbiu.

Gbicogp. 81, 6. Gpril. - Sn
Gniro bat Der Sbio cincn Stnub bon
54.5 Sub crrcidjt, Den b0hiteu icit
Wcnidengcbcnfcu. Sn louisville.
SIN, bc9innt boS &odrpniicr Surild5uz
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@cbGrlbe itcbcn. BON Den 5000 9cz
lppbncrn Der Stnbt iiub MIR nod ctipn
100 3uriid9cblicbcn; nllc anbcrcu iinb
o%ciliid,tet. Scr Sd)abcu miro ailf
So 100000 bcrcthnct.
Can Claire. isis, 3. Npril.-
6unocrtc bon Ncrcs Nicbcrun9cn iinb
pom Chippewa iibcrilutbct.. Ser
Idnucritc Sd,nbcn lit in Gobbpu. rs
Wcilcu uGrblih bon bier cntitnnbcn.
ipp boS @uiicr bis 81 Den @nuae
NGdcru iicht mn 500 Ecrioucn nit
ten in Der Nadt iliidten muBtcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
Gbruug fir Sru. j. Z. &enfcl.

Ct. 2ouie. Mp. - Sci elmer
prGd)ti9cn, bon Yriciteru mlp Soicn
o%crunitultctcu Scicr I'M Sefferipn>
8otcl luurbeu am Sicns1ng letter
&od)c 6ru. j. Y. &enseI. @hcfs re
rnftcur Der .Imcrifa" uwb Setter Der
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bod)lu'itc @r5biid)of @lcnnon bcftcfc
DEM Dom 81. %utcr in Incrfcnnllng
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Ritter pca @rcgprtls@ Greens crnarn@
ten 6crrn bd5 S~rbcns5eidcn IN Die
Sruif uno iibcrrcid,tc Inn bna Grncne
nin9Ssg reuc. 3u Der Seicr buttcn
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ten Stantcn, ciuacfulbcn. Tpn allen
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ltnb tclcgrnppiid,c WlildmilnIdc eil,9ce
lauren. Sei Dem @nnfctt bicltcn Die
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&r. Acnfcl bonftc IN bcmcgtcn
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ocncn &ciic bno linn nit upllcm Hcd,t
9eIperbete COB nb lnb bc5cifnete Die
Nlts5cifnllng lcbi9lid ais cine Incrs
fcnnirn9 Der Sadc mn Der Sheen, Die
CT pcrtrctc. unb ais Nus5cidmlns Sil>
glcih fir Scnc, Die nit linn orbcitcn
fir Den 9arScu Central @erciu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
9icu. Sr. Sueitcrs nift frnnf.

Nlr. Wilpaifcc. isis, melnct Der
.@rccllipr": Ser bodllu' tic @r. Gr5@
biid)pi Mcbmcr rciitc am Sienstng
nnd) &aibington, ;. g., I'm bort Ell
ncr &criommllns Der Gr5biid)oTc Deg
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~alcituul9 bcfnnb lid Der hod1lp. 0err
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~SSplpocr 3eitun9en 9cbrad)tc Melonm9
bon elmer @rfrnnflrug he5 lcRtcrcn III
mridtig." USE ms fcrncr ats Slis
pcrlGIiigcr Guclc mit9ctbcilt lpirp, lit
81. !. ancitcrs, Der China Wiiltpnnr,
nit Gr5biidpf WeBmcr mad @albing>
ton, 3. g., abgereiit.