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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

The Lutheran Sunday school held
It's annual picnic at the Taylor grove
on the river south of town, all day
yesterday, and a crowd of $50 per-
sons thoroughly enjoyed the day
and its pleasures. The trip was
made in hay racks, buggies and
cars. Dinner was served shortly at.
ter twelve, noon, and everyone stay
ed for supper also. Swings and tee-
ter-totters were erected for the
little folks. and games were in
progress all afternoon.
zee
Notwithstanding the big picnic,
thirty-five eager children came to
hear Barriers fascinating story o.
Peter Pan told by Miss Nellie Graves
at the library Wednesday morning.
After giving a very clear picture Of
the setting of the story in Kensing-
ton Gardens and Birds Island, Miss
Graves told how Peter Pan escaped
from being a human when only sew
en- days old and flew back to Birds
Island whence he came; how sad he
was to find the fairies no longer
knew him in his human form; how
through lack of confidence he lost
his ability to fly; how Solomon Cav
befriended him by having the
thrushes build him a mud-lined boat
whereby he could go to and from
Birds Island to Kensington Gar
dens and win the fairies by his won
derful playing for their dances; how
in gratitude the fairies granted his
wish to fly back to his human moth
err; how he found her windows lock-
ed and another baby boy in her
arms; how he came sadly back to
the Gardens, where to make him
happier, Mamie, little girl whom
he had befriended when she was
lost, gave him the goat upon which
he now rides every night, playing
subilmely on his pipe. After the
story, Miss Graves told OF Maud
Adams wonderful rendition OF
Peter Pan, which she was SO for!u-
nate as to have seen. The audience
was even more attentive than US
ual, and some children leaned eaG-
erly forward intently listening,
throughout the entire three-quaT-
ters of an hour, which is sufficient
comment on the acceptability of the
telling.
Announcements were received to-
day of the marriage Of Miss Bridget
T. Berry and Mr.. Thomas F. Scan
Ian of Chapman, at Denver, August
-. The announcement was consid-
cradle of a surprise to the friends
of the young people here. Mrs.
Scanlon, whose home is in Solomon,
has been with the Watson-Durand-
Kasper grocery house here as
stenographer for some time ann her
acquaintanceship is large and pop
ular. They will be at home after
September / at Chapman. The bride.
with Miss Maude Scripter, Miss CATH
crime Berry and Miss Edna Leather
man went to Colorado recently on
vacation.
AAe
Enterprise Push: Announcements
have been received here Of the mar
rage Of Miss Wayne Duewel to Mr..
Edward H. Bauer, which occurred at
Montrose, Mo-, Sunday, August g..
They viii be at home to friends at
Montrose after August IA.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20

Reneetor subscribers may secure
tie Kansas CITY Weekly gournal foI
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20
Infection and Insect Bites DangerOu.

Mosquitoes, flies and other insects,
which breed quickly in garbage pals,
ponds of stagnant water, barns, mus
ty places, etc., are carriers Of dis
ease. Every time they bite you they
inject poison into your system from
which some dread disease may re-
suit. Get a bottle Of Sloan's Lini-
ment. It is antiseptic and q few
drops will neutralize the infection
caused by insect bites or rusty nails.
Sloan's Liniment disinfects Gets,
bruises and sores. You cannot af-
ford to be without 1t in your home.
Money back If not satisfied. Only
25c at your druggist.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20

Enterprise Push: Announcements
have been received here Of the mar
rage Of Miss Wayne Duewel to Mr..
Edward H. Bauer, which occurred ut
Montrose, Mo-, Sunday, August 3.
They viii be at home to friends at
Montrose after August IA.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20
Constipation Cause sicIrneee

Don't permit yourself to become
constipated, as your system imme-
diately begins to absorb poison from
the backed-up waste matter. Use DR..
Kings New Life Pills and keep we'll.
There Is no better safeguard against
illness. Just take one dose tonight.
25c ct your druggist.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20
HOW to Cure q Sprain

How to Cure a Sprain
A sprain may be cured in about
one-third the time required by the
usual treatment by applying Cham
berlain's Liniment and observing
the directions with each bottle. For
sale by all dealers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20

M. and Mrs. ]. F. Buhrer Of En-
terprise expect to leave next sun
day for ArchboId, Ohio, to attend q
reunion OF the Buhrer family. -Four
or five hundred members Of the
family win attend this reunion.
ArchboId was Mr.. Buhrer's home
from 1853 to 1871.
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Chapman Advertiser: The annual
convention Of the Dickinson County
Women's Christian Temperance
Union closed At aeon wednesday
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

triebe idJurf ltno urparteiiif I'M St6te
.bes @pongeliums b%eurtbellte. @obl
par oaS Sell Der Seelen oas Dor.
nebmite, bofite 3iel bes Seelenbirs
ten; es mar Dies 10 beim yOogmatis
ifen" Tapit Bins IN, beim rfird)en.
politiifen" Geo Kill, 10 ni6t an.
bera beim~paitoralen" TiuS Y. Nas
men mo Gerioren lped)ieln, Nmt nto
Iufguhe oes Gapites bleibe1 INNER
oieielben. Die EapltluiirOe unO
-biiroc lit uro 6leibt elm vbrenneno
Seler", Elm .Sid)t pom Simnel", ein
oarell6 pom &rell5", pie 10 piellageno
Die olten Spmbole BON Eius ", SEQ
XIII. mo Sins TX. perfiinben, lie lit
llno bleibt cine Guele bimmliid)en
SegenS fir Die Weni6beit, aber cine
G,teQe unermebliher Spfer unO ar
belt fiir Den Srdger Der Clara.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
&urirt ben eriten Serbitbniten en-.

aurirt Sen criten ScrbitbuIten pber
@rfdItuug iofort, ifiebet es nift anf,
benu crrrtc 2~ungenleibeu mD9en Dar>
aus entiteben; Cure 2~ebeusfraft niro
9eifpdht unb elm hrpniihes Sune
9eniibel mag Die Sol9e iein. Solet
Guh nod beute cine Slni6e Or.
Seus 8inesSare Sonep. SieIes Iittel
lit rein lnb barmlos unb SIR fonnt es
pbne Sebenfen fir Suiten unb grs
~fdltunsen gcbraufeu. 8ebet es ben
&inbern, penu bieIelben erfranft iirb,
es tpirb Tie Ihnel pieberberfteIlen. gs
linbert Die Gnt5iiubuns i'm 3nls, in
ben Sungen unb S%uftrobren. 2DIt Den
S6leim, lit antiieptiih unb itdrtt ben
8orper sesen Grtdltuneen. gs pers
binbert Die grfdltungsfeime baran, iif
i'm aorper feit3uieeen. @urnntirt.
Nur % Gents BEL Gurem I~pptbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Ynpit Bins Y.

Im 81. Suli traten 50 &irhenfiir.
item in oas &onflape, oas Der Stride
etnen Sirten geben IoQte. @ur per-
l%dieoenartig larteten Die 0tutb.
maBun9en uno gerefnungen Der
Weni6en. Wfan iprod bon Cardinal
Humpolla, bon Den 9riioern Sannus
te1i, bon anoeren. God Die Stim.
men lenften iih atf ben CARDINAL bon
8eneoig, Der am 4. guguit nit 80
Stinrnlen ernGblt mlIroe. Die ne.
nigiten batten bds permutbet, BON
engiten 6reunoes- urtb 9efannten.
freiie obgeieben; Die Garoir1Gle oad)-
ten Anfangs ielbit nift an i'm, er am
aaertpenigiten. gr bate Nt ioeor
gum Gorous Elm &etolirbiaef fiir sic
Seimiabrt gefauft. Mit Sltrft uno
3itterlr pioeritrebte err bis er I'M
@ablergebniB Den 8iaen @ottes er.
fennen mubte. Wtit Mutb ltno &raft
ging err nun, rpie in alien nnoeren Sc.
bensiteQltn9en, in Die i'm Die gottlife
Vorlebung per1ebt bate, an 'etne
&fliht uno Iuigobe beran. Zen Ha-
men YiuS nabm err an, gum InOenfen
an ben iiebenten Tapit gleiben Ha-
mems, Der, in itiirmiid)er Hepolrs
tions5eit geludblt, in milbbeDegten
Sagen Oes Sdiffleins 8etri Steuer.
ruoer erariif.
@as periprod iid sic @eIt pom
neren 8apite? Wnn ermartete piel.
fad) ongeiidts oes G~orlebens, beiien
Undergraduates @irfen man nift
fannie, einen idJlihten, 5uriifhalten-
Den Bapit; ober Die @elt bette Dor
iid), nie Die 6olge5eit INNER beutli.
der Oartbiln ioQte, einen u~nternebs
member &fesbeIb, Ser inner.
idroden fir Die @obrbeit fodt; man
bate an linn einen meitblidenoen,
nelterfahrenen 9iplomaten, Scr BON
bober 8orte bas 3eit- uno @eltges
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Observation-Disclosures seitillt.

Sic critic Inipenoung bon Sloan's
Ointment pringt ipfort bis an Die
ihmcr3enbe SteQe Elm. IS brandt
nid)t ein9erieben gu iperbeu. IS itiQt
Die rbeumatiifen Sdmer5en in Den
8liebern unb bringt ipilfommene
S%inberung. 2eibet nidt. Splet glh
nod bellte cine Slaihe. gs lit elm
Sallsmittel fir Shmer8cn n1er Irt,
%erpunbungen, 6uetihun9en, peben
Sails, Shnittiuuuben. Neuralgie unb
SruitIhmer5en. 8erbiitet Iuitefung.
Serr,GbaS. $. @entfpprtbs BON @aliz
fornid ihreibt: Y@s bat bel meinem
8beumatismus @unper 9etpirft, Der
SHmers lit fort. iobaIb ib es artpenbe.
Sd empfeble es meinen Sreunben oils
bdS bette Ointment, bas ih ie 9e<
brauhte." 8arantirt. % Gents bel
gurem Npotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

Die o%ffeten un6 perid)dmten Irmen,
Die aranfen, Die neutrality-suspicious.
italten erfllbren ietne Site. ,Sn Sene.
Dig 9riinoete er ein Spital fir arme
Gln0er, BORT Die IN MfnntlIa mltroen
bobe Summen uif baS Seminar 5rr
Scran6iebln1g zines tilftigen alcrlts
pc%rrpenbct. Nle Irten bon SeOrona-
ten iud)ten NM fanben tets ben @cg
5ltm Eatrinrfen, Ger Sal,sbalt mar
ollh 10 einfa6 utb mGBig, mie ielten
in Den gepobnlifen 9ilrgerbuuiern.
Die Sfjneitern, Die Inn Die Sui1sbal-
ting fiibrten, batten ibre GotG, i'm SIT
Den nOtbigen anihnffungen 81 berpe.
gclt-nur fir @aite unO Sreunoe
Dolte er nidlts gelpart DtIien.
Sntte Dem Eutriordlen id,on beim
Intritt ieines amteS Seneoig entge-
gengeilrbelt-im Sallfe Der S3eit &c.
mann er nae. ielbIt ieine @egner, benr
Der apoitoliife &irte mar audi Der
poQenbetite 0iplomnt. Sbne ii6 rro
1etf1et ttrdlldef Stelltf9 dltd) nur
oas minbeite slt ner9eber, muBte er
nit Sod uno 9tieorig-altfl nit Ben
9eborOen Sung : Stnliens, tets I'M
ridtiacn Snft ST. perfebren. @enebt9
mar itol5 olf ieinen TatriarGen.
Geun Sabre maren lett Der @rnert-
ming oes Gotriarhen ~perfloiien.
Solte na6 @lblallf bieier 8eriooe, Die
i'm 9ebeu oes Sltbelprieiters anidlei-
memo cine 10 ouffoQenoe Hole ipielte,
cine aenoerung porgeben? Wan
fiirhtete-Ote 3eit ging poriiber. 9a
itorb am 90. Suli 1903 Der grobe
&npit SEQ Kill, nelln Sabre naf)
Dem Gin5uge bes Fatriarhen in @es
nebig. Sarto, pie Die iibrigen Garois
nale, puroe nab Rom sur EapltDabl
berufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

Selbmarid,au Woltte ipoIte 8elfort
gu Seutihlunb idplaeen. aber ouf cnss
liiden oiplonatiihen Srud lpurbe es
an Sranfreih 5uriidseseben. 8liiher
ia9te einmal be3iisli6 BEG @ieuer
Gonareiies 1915: .Wns bas Shipert
gut sernaht bat, MAIDEN Die Seberz
fidier pieber 5uid,anoen." Sus
ltiinmt oud) bel @elfort. Seute mug
nm ben 8eiit bieier @eite ipieberum
oelttides Slut flieSen. Die noroliher
Sorts o @elfort fonnen epentuea bon
ocuti6er Settle Der beihoi1en perben.
Inn Die Sorts bon geiioncourt nnb
8oppe pirh 9efdmpft iperben. Bel
Masmiiniter in ben @pseien liegt Der
gersriiden beg ,8Grenfppfs". Witteu
iiber beniefben Idlft Die beutid eiran>
dDiiihe @ren5e. Som 8rensitsin SO.
474S aus bat man einen idonen Ius>
bid auf Stnht unb Seitung Selfort.
Im .8drenfopf" entlane fiibrt cine
ihDne Sortitrabe. auf Der ard @ez
ifiiBmatcrial beforbert nerben fann.
9eutiderieitS 'pirh man iih Dies sue
nl,se MAIDEN. Ser Sefis beg Sorts
8oppe lit per StliiiieI an 9elfprt.
SIT bic 3uftfhiifflotte, uniere neuete
Speatnluaffe. sliidlih in ibren l1nters
netmaneen. bnnn lit Der Bette 8eliort
baS oos leste grot 9ebaden.-rGbiz
ca9o Q%benSpplt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Sfauermir eines aus 5entihlan6
sefommenen Entertainers.

Rem Yorf, Den "a. Iugult IA.
limb Der Ienih beriufe Die Seuts
ihen niht unb begebre nimmer uno
nimmer in bieien b0ien 3eitldufteu i'm
alien 0aterlanb ben @eihmoQenen gu
ipielen. oenn Elm Serr Nugultine Snrs
bart bon So. 81 @eIt AT. Str. bat
bamit unansenebme grfabrunsen 9ez
madt. Seia9ter, einitiser Bauer uno
jesiger Gitopen langte 8citern aui Der
.Gbicaao" Der fransDiiiben 2inie nit
339 anberen Saiiagiereu bier an uub
lpuBte gang erihr0dlihe Sdauermdren
iiber Die beutihen garbareu unb
Sauertrautfreiier gu eradblen. CT
ipllrbe in aarlsrlIhe o Der &riegsz
erfldrung ii6erraift unb berin1te in
leinem Iutompbil Yaris gu erreiden,
iplnbe nber am H6ein bon belttihen
Sruppen feit9ebalten, aneeblih nit
Srau nno ainbern eingeiperrt unb sez
3tpiineen, ale Safen ab5ulegcn.
Selbit Die Siiafeberbnlter purOen, mie
Ell bebauptet, bon Dem gelpilienbaiten
beutidDen Seamteu inner %piiitirt, ebens
10 5utbdnber, In5u9iutter uub dbn@
li6e Seritede fir @nffen pber @unis
tion! Shon slalibte er. baS ieine
2eiben ibr gnoe crrei6t. ba man nidJtS
gelaitenbes sefunben bate, oils Elm
Sffisier pl0slih feitItelltc, bab 6err
Saroart cine gcidpouene 8aoe babe.
Sas mar perbddti9 im bDditen 8rabc.
8ie leidt fonnten in Der 8abe Die
idmmtlihen Seitunsspldne bes Seutz
iden HeifJes uno anbere S~tadts9e@
beimniile perborsen iein. Ilio murpe
- iagt Serr Sarbart, beiien Der
tralen in Die Snmmbeit ieiner nelien
9anbsleute srob iein muB = Elm
@unoar5t gebolt, Der Die 8aoe aufe
Ifnitt unb iih iiber5eugte, baB tic
feline bpdperrdfberiihen Sotumentc
entbielt ! go 9eifeben lluo bier
sulanbe fir mGslih 9ebalteu i'm Sabre
bcs Seils 1914. q innctu iimpIicitasi
l1ntcr ben iibrigen Yaiia9ieren oeS
Sampiers befanben lid mebrcre Gent
ihe. Sic bon Der %fran5oiiiden Be-
iabung tasclang nad alien Tegeln Der
aunit hifanirt purben, bis Der &as
pitGn einihritt.
Srcb. 8. &eller pon Chicago, SG.,
Der in Sabre Der 9anbung bon $1,000
eaaliIden Soloaten ~beitppbnte unb auf
benz Sampler cine GoIefte fir bas
fran5Diii6c 8otbe 4reua peranitaltete,
Serr mo Srau Sa6ftius. Die fir Die
fr~an5piiidc TeaicriinN bier Mebl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Die critic feinbielise Sanolung
Hnelanb's.

Berlin. pen 81. Suli IA. (Soit>
nahridt.) Die TuIIeu BADEN Die
Giienbabubriide eeiprenet, pcld1e bon
Yplen ans iiber bas @ren5fliiBd,en bel
8rani5a iiibrte unp Die S%crbinoune
nad Der midtisen giienbabnitrede
&rofau : Ipsloipis bel S~6c6dfofpa
bilbetc. @ermutblib lieet Die Bride
balb auf ruIiiitem, bolb auf Diter>
reifiiHem @ebiet. Die Gulien baben
bamit an Den Sa9 selest, bnB Tie ii6
nit Seiterreih i'm arie9ssuitanbe be-
finbeu molten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Sirdbenfairs ,1sb &asaars

Gonfernen etc. anfauien pollen, unb
Der 9eflrdtune 4usbruf saben, bab
bel Nieberla9en ibrer Irmee BON
ieiten Der Sunoerttauienbe bon
Irbeitslolen cine Hepolution aliss
bredeu ipiirbe, gbtparb 9. Sbalolu.
SiilfssS huIiuperinfenbent Der in
Srantreib einen beutiden Spicn ppm
Wob 'auf 10 9rdBlihs Irt eemartert
lab, bnb Der l~lnelGdlide III Der 3ele
Selbftmorb begging. unS enbtib 8m.
S. Sdpis bon Snbianapplis. Der.
fuegen ~itarfer Sd~perbprigteit elm Sus
ltrlment >tragenb, bon einem 8ariier
Seteftin als berbddtig perbaftet
ipuroe, brabtloie Yn6ridten ir9enb
ipober All empfanaeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
DpmKrte9stbaup1ab

aptbrinscu, bas @aeis SemtihIanh's int Srese nit Sranfrcid, iase
Shirt Sismard. - 1as Sber=Giaf, cine sadsaHe fir bic 6ransoen.
= Werb Der 5cnuua Seffort. - Der arnssplan hes Grpfen &C.
neraltabes lit Berlin. = Die Sransuien fallen barauf btnein mnb
fricgen &tebe bel NNHfbamien. - Die Sber=GlfGTer perIben 8erratb
an 9eutihlanb. = 7e uerdniaten bemtihen nb 6nerreihMhen Srmp-
pen Or ben sboren Sefmts. - SIT Seprt uucinnebmbar?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Ip=9p,9ag pertreibt Iimples.

SGleftes 8llt. Timples. 3opfz
ifmer5en, @allenbeibiperben, 2eberz
trdebeit, Geritopfune II. I. IN. iinb Die
6plgen bon Serbanungsihipd6e.
Nebmet 8oz0os9ag, bas an9enebme
unb iihcre 2ariermittel, uno Sbr
perbet nid)t mebr nit @asenbeihtperz
ben ober anberen 2eiben seplast fem.
@s re9t Die 2eber an iInb reinigt bas
Slut. @ebrauhet es reseImdbis uno
Sbr fperbet itets geiunb bleiben, eiten
reinen Seint unb eeiunbe Nerpen
baben. Solet glih nod beute cine so
Gents Slaihe. @elo 5uriid, wenn
niht 5ufriebenseitelt. Sn alien
I~potbefen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Eatriutiihe @eiiununs in 9ptbrinsen.

sc b. Den 3. Nuguit '14.-Ser
@puperneur madbt Elm Sdreiben elmer
In5abl berporrasenoer &crtreter Der
e~inbeimiiheu giirgeridaft, meiit @ezl
Observation-Disclosures, 6efunnt, npriu
oieie Ippntnn unb unbeeinflu6t crtld>
rem, baB Die lopale Siirgerid)aft lid
nit Ibifeu BON Senienigeu abtpeuben
urb iebe @emeinidaft nit oenen obz
le6nen piirbe, Die perbrederiife
Sanolun9en pornebmen ooer linen
irgenbipie 8oridub lciiten IoQten.
Sic Siirserihaft iebe es pielmebr ais
ibre bobe unb beili9e Sflidt al, ibr
Solibaritdtsgefiibl nit ben gum
S6ube unb CUR Glue u~nieres &C.
einigten beutid1en @aterlanbes 81 Den
Sabnen berufenen Sobnen unb Sriis
bern bnburh 5um Iusorud 81 brinz
gen, bnB eS Die bon Der NilitdrbebDroe
getroffenen WaBnabwen nit allen
araften nahbriidlid)it uuteritiist. Ser
@rnlt Der Stunbe perlange bon allen
neutrality-suspicious. elm treues &ano.
in SanDar6eiteu nit Den Wiilitdr>.
6eboroen. = Serner sibt Der @uupers
nerr cine Ytittbeilung Der biidoflideu
SebDrbe 6etnnnt, pona6 idmmtlid)en
@eiitliben ner6oteu ipproen lit, iih auf
Der StreBe in fran8Diiider Sprahe 5u
unter6alten, NIB boB aneeorbnet nprs
Den lit, paB td9lih 5pau5i9 @eiitli6eI
DEM Commencement 5ur Sillfeleiitling
bel Den GerpropidntieruneS : Irbeitenl
5ur &erfu9ung 9eitelt iperben. Ser
8ouperneur irene iih, bieien Seipeis
Der patriotii6en 8eiiumung Der
lotbrinsiIden @eiitlidteit our offents
lid)eu 9enntniB 6ringen 81 f0nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
ehminblis? Oaais? gerftOpft?l

9r. Sings SEEM 2ife Yinen tperben
Sic furiren. Sic regen Die Sole an,
10 baB Tie frsi funftionirt unb Die
siftisen Stoffe aus Na9en unb Gin
a~epeiben entfernt. Sic itdrfen Wa9en
unb 2eber unb frdfti9en iomit Den
gat15en ,aorper. Die erite Dolls niro
Sic bon Sbrem ihpinolieen, guaisen,
perltopften 3uitanb befreien. 25 Gts.
in alien I~pDt1efeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Gin ruiiiihes Blussens bun ben
Seterreihern bernnterseiHpien.

@ / II, Sen 3. Iuguit IA. (Yoits
rahri6t.) Sic ~Nieue Sreie Sreiie"
melbet: an Der oiterrcidiid >ruiiii6en
8rcn3c, nDrplih BON &emberg, ipuroe
Elm ~ruiiiites Slu95eug bon oiterreihiz
iden Sruppen berllntergeidoiien. Sn
Dem Slug3cug befnnb it'd auBer benz
Silpten Elm 8egleitofii3ier. sic MUIR
Den 9efansen 9enommen; Seipe lparen
perleBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
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The Raymer enterprise., 1914-01-22
Great State Victory. Says Governor.

Denver-Governor Ammons issued
the following statement In regard to
the tax decision in which he charac-
terizes the Supreme Courts decision
as great victory for the state In tax
matters and defends the position Of
the state in the long controversy:
Il consider this the greatest victory
ir the direction of equal taxation ever
achieved in the history of the state.
Even with the valuation now sus-
tanned. there will be collected for state
purposes throughout the state approx
imately $4,000 to $4,000 less than a
year ago. and In Denver, with the In
creased valuation, there will be col
lected about $4,000 less than a year
ago.
With the large amount of new
property included in this increased
valuation. the rate of taxation Is,
therefore, much less than II was in
preceding years. and II anyone suf.
fers from overtaxation for state pur-
poses 1t will be because OF unequal
valuations in the individual counties.
1T will be found upon investigation
that the rate OF taxation this year for
state purposes Is lower. valuations
considered. than for any other year in
the last quarter Of century, if not
the entire history of the state"
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-01-22
WORN OUT ARMY ENDS TRAMP.
Exhausted Refugees, including Won.
en- and Children. Reach Maria.

Maria. Tex, Jan. 20.-Almost all OF
the 3,3n0 Mexican soldiers and the l.,
367 women and children. refugees who
were driven out of ojinaga. Mex, by
the rebels. arrived In Maria from the
border Monday night, and the frs
train load OF them was made ready
to go to Fort Bliss, near E Paso
where they are to be interned indefi
nitely.
The Mexicans with Generals Saliva
dor Mercado and other fedora! com.
manders probably will arrive on The
Fort Bliss reservation Tuesday. They
have been assorted into their original
commands and will be so kept during
their detention.
Like the common soldiers, General
Mercado and his officers will not be
permitted to leave the barbed wire
fence built like stockade around the
Fort Bliss camp. The women and chill.
dren likewise will be denied permis-
sion to leave, since they elected to
share the fate OF the soldiers.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-01-22
GRAND JURY HOLDS WILLIAMS.

Central City.-Dan Williams was in
dicted for murder as result Of the
grand jury investigation of the finding
OF the mummified bodies of three
babies in the attic of house in Black
Hawk, Sept. 25. Judge Class sum-
moned the jury JAN 5, at the request
of District Attorney s. w Johnson, Jr.
The prosecutor charges that Williams
killed the babies and that they were
born to his daughter, Rosella. The
woman is 81 years old and Williams is
about 80. Williams was arrested i'm
mediately and is held here without
bail in the Gilpin county JAIL His was
the only Indictment returned by the
jury. which examined between thirty
and forty witnesses The girl is re-
ported to have confessed that her
father was the father of the murdered
infants; that she was their mother,
and that she had witnessed her father
strangle the little ones to death.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-01-22
GENERAL.

Mrs. Nora Sullivan died at Potts.
dam. N. Y, at the age of ITO.
Imogene Van Dyke. once a famous
actress and known in private life as
Mrs. Albert Henriques. died in New
York.
The estate left by Joaquin Miller,
the poet. who died last year. is valued
at SAL 1896. according to an accounting
filed In the Probate Court at Oakland,
Calf. by Mrs. Abbie Miller, the widow.
That President Wilson contemplates
the appointment Of former President
Taft as chief justice of the United
States in case Of the retirement Of
Chief Justice White, Is the rumor In
New Haven.
Henry 4. Nickel, paying teller At
the Omaha National bank, was shot
and killed and a companion, whose
name tine police have not obtained.
was shot through the shoulder when
two Youthful bandits held up a resort
on North Fifteenth street In Omaha.
Blanche Wood, twenty-four years
old. seized revolver and shot herself
dead al hotel In San Francisco In
the presence Of her uncle. A. B. Wood,
and friend. Edward Roberts. as Rob
erts was attempting to dissuade Wood
from committing suicide. Wood then
took the weapon and killed himself.