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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
gas eng(i(&e 2sldtter ni&t 6eri&ten.


Shiisenlinie. aein Setter fonntc
rpel1oen, lie maren 5u nuhe Dem iciuo=
lid1en Seuer, 10 mar aus Dem ld)onen
lno lturfen 9ilo Der Dor 5rpel, orel
Winuten sur attode ber~anrnienoen
SGpabronen einc unioalid, traurige
UtaIie geporben, 5erlhmettert unb
5ertriimmcrt.
Che Ole 6ranBoien nod meitcre An.
griffe unternebnlen fonnten, bate ein
6peites 9atainon oeittlder Sunopcb.
rem ben fran5oiiiden red)ten sSliigel
iiberfalen fonneu. 90 mlbten iid,
Die S%ron5oien Suriif5ieben. Son ben
afrituniiten SSagern, Die III oiele Mt.
tufe ritten, blieben unperiehrt 81
Wann OILS 8efnngene in Den Sdnoen
Der Geutiten, iibcr Die SGlite ser gll-
9reiier mar it)mer perlpun0et, Die on.
Oeren to0t.-ya.", %. Sept.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Mns ben 8eianaenenlagern.

Iri Dem Sruppeniibunesplot DIR.
oriii bel Snlle, no 5000 8eionecne
rmteraebroflt iinb. gelong cs naf,
omtlid)er Witrbeilllng elmer fleineil
In5abl %iran5oiiid)er Sranftireurs, Die
natiirlld) in GipilfleiOing iino, 5l
entrlieben; Iie baben bisber nidt pie.
Der ersriffen merben fonnen.
Srt Der 6eite 3innn bel Soraali ent.
Itano inter Den BORT MISREPRESENTATION
$50 fran5oiiifeu mo belgiid)en Oil.
5ieren cine bluti9e S6ldgerei. Die
Station muBte in 5pci Sbeile &c.
trennt weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Der SoS Ses Gentnamts Jreiberrn b.
Sanrma.S eltjf.

Geutnant Sreiberr b. Sournia.
SeltIf, Der befanntc Serrenreitcr.
ociien 600 i'm iSeIoe mir bereits Dor
.einigen Sagen semelbet baben, lit oili
grnuenhofte Weiie Dos Spier zines
6ranftlrellrs seporoer. 2elitnont
@raf Sourma erhielt, mic Der
oSportwelt" geihrieben miro, bel
einem aufflGrungsritt cine angel in
Den Sberifenfel. 0%abriheinlif ficl
er Damn BON Yferoe ooer fonllte aud,
nod ielbit abiteigen uno iih ai,f Die
@roe legen. aur5 oaraili purbe @rnf
SMlrmo BON Ser Natronile geiunoen.
jeood tobt mo nit nbgeihnittcner
3unee, Die am Wege neben linn lag.
Sffenbar lit Der iunse Sffi5ier crit
an Den Solgen oieier Sfanotbat ei-
mes Srarrftireurs geitorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Bonn ltntersans Der yWagocbnrg".

Die 8eretteter oes fleilien areil.
5ers .Wogoeburg". Die nit fltrjem
Iuientbalt iiber Samburg iubren,
luuroen bon elmer groBen Menideu.
menge iubelnO beeriiBt mo nit Gle.
besgaben iiberihiittet. Die Mann.
ihnit aiiBerte iid, iiber has llngliid
mie folgt: Bel oihtem Nebel llno in
aaer Sti1e folgte Die oNagbeburg"
einem pornusfabrenoen Siibrerihiii
oas aber iniolge beS itdrfer meroenoen
Hebels balo peridmono. Der Ieririd,
Die Sabrt obne Siibrer iorijuiesen.
enoete nit Dem guiiabren arlf Elm
Nifi. Ter Nebel murbe inspiihen
INNER bifter. Mon begriff oiid) Die
ernite Gage. aber nit rmerihiittcrli.
der Hube eriolaten Die 9efcble oes
aomnnnoanten ilnO uncntmegt milr.
ben lie bon Der Mannidoft nit qroB.
ter Iufbietung naer ar1fte oilsge.
fiibrt. glls ipdter Der Nebel iid lid.
tete, bcmerften crit Ole ieinolifen
rniiiihen Shiiie Die "WagOebure"
mo eroiineten elm beitiges Seltcr, oas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Sas meinenbe Tranfrcid.

Ser Barrier ,Watin" perDfientlift
Den Brief zines iran5oiiideu Soloa.
ten, uabrlheinlif, zines Nngeborigen
oes befeitigten Sagers bon Ynris,
welher intereiiante Shlaelifter ailf
Die @eiitesueriaiiun9 oes i%ran5oii.
lhen Bottles wirit. Ter S1reiber
Iagt:
Zen Sploaten miro 3uperiiht fir
Die 3ufunft einaeflobt, aber es gibt
5Dei llmit1ltoe. pelbe ms miBiallen.
als unier Battalion aiii gilmGrid)en
uno inter Stropn5en ourd) ole Srt.
lhoitcn fam. 5eigten Die Selite INNER
ernite @eiid,ter, trauriae glide, lin.
ltere Stirnen uno fiibrten Die Said]en.
tiiher an bic gusen. IS gebt ooh
fem Seiden5ug porbei. iugien Oajll
ole Soloaten. Die Soloaten bGtten
nit Stol5 ullo Sreuoe i'll Den arieg
5leben fonuen, uno nit einem 2Gfeln
ielbit I'M Sooe. Nber oieies 2Gfeln
molen mir aud bel anberen iehell.
@er meint, ioa brinnen bleiben. Die
Gritppen braud)en cine ireuoiae SIT.
periidtlihe gegriiBina beim 0ilrd,.
aug. 3meitens beoriift Die Sploateu
Der Inblid all Der lfnldhtigen blai.
len ainber, meldc .ipie bungrige
Sunoc nah ben Heiten Der MablSei.
ten baiferi. gei Den Guartieren ial.
len Ole Heiben mngliidlider Srailen
alf, melde ole lleberreite Der Sitppen
unO oas bon ser 8%rooration @egge.
iporiene suiammeniuten, in elmer
@eiIe, melhe oas Ser5 SerreiBt."
Ger grieiihrciber irngt:
.@i6t es Oenn fciue offcntlibe 9lr.
menuntcritiBun9 mcbr in Sranfreid,
feline 2iebesgabcn, fem @elb? @ir
maridieren irobaemutb. ~ucrlangen
aber, baB es niht mebr Dor inns
Srauen gebe, meld)e meinen mo bin.
ter ms ainoer, melde bnnaern."
Mon fam oas Dem brieiihreiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
3uei griber iteben iidl sesenibcr,

Grlenbrunn. 81. ails. =
Sier ereianetc iib Ser ionber6are
6aa, paB I'M gegenmdrtigen ariege
5lpei 9riloer I'M Seloe gegen einanoer
tGmpien. Der @ipiermciiter Model
bat cine 6~ran5oiin 5ilr Trar, Die ans
eriter Che einen Sobn bot. Der III eli.
mem eeiitliheh Seminor in Sranf.
reid ielnen Stiroien obliegt unb MN
laut Brief 81 Den iran5oiiiden Sab.
zen cinberuien muroe. Iesglciden
lit Der Sobn aus Der Smeiten Gle NIT
Hodel bier geitelIlngspiliftig. 10 oaB
Die beioen griioer iih epentllel gegen.
ieitig befriegen merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Scd)s Wonnen in WaneD pflcatcn
wGbreno oes @pmbaroemcnts mehr
ais tamieno Wermnnbete.

gorbeaur, 20. Sept.--2obenoe
GrlpGbnung linden in einem Irmee.
befebl ief]s 9tonnen bes alolters ct.
Charles in Nancp, Die, obwobl Die
Staot lett Dem "a. Iug. pom ben
Geutihen bombaroirt miro. in ibrem
aloiter mebr dis tauieno Serwunoete
pilegten. Die Hpnnen perbarrten
ari ibrem Toiten, als Die geiammte
9emobnerid,ait Tancps Die Slllht er
grill. Die Sdymeitern beiBen Rigo.
rel, Golet, Remp, @eiaairo, 8idler
uilO @artener.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Gin ltlan--brci Minipncu.

Is ltano 5por in Der ,Soilp Mail",
ober cs fonnte niisrabmspeiie bod
einmal pubr iein:
o2ourndi, 0clgien, "a. Sept.
Sir ben Zoo zines I'M 9creid) Scr
Sta0t 2ournoi ermorocten lllanen,
mllr0e Der Staot po, Dem %fommanOi.
renocn General cine Strofe BON brei
Milioren Troncs nuierlegt."
0rci Wiaionen mag aleroinas
piel 8clo iein fiir Die Stabt Sournoi,
ober cs lit iidlerlif niht 81 piel fir
einen brapen lllanelt, Der Den bcinl.
tiifiihen @elgiern nifts Siileio se.
than bat. er fGmpite nah Soloaten.
pfliht sesen Die belgiiden Soloaten,
ben Viiraern fiigte er fem 2eio 5u.
Gie aber bielten es fiir ibr 6eht, nah
Dem @ebote ibrer miirbigen Hegic.
ritlg Die pertraiensieligen oeiltid)en
Soloaten beimlid) 81 ermorben. llnb
oafiir mllroen lie b%eitraft. Mn ibrer
ghre fonnte mar tic nidt faIien-mo
liftS lit, bat alid Der aaiier iein
Heht uerloren. lln0 10 itrafte man
lie an ihrer empiinolifiten Stele:
am @elobeutel.
limo oieie Wetbooe iheint 81 mir.
fen; in Sournai mrroe fem meiterer
WorO aemelbet.
Sieie Wetbobe bat lid, alld) in Sea
MIR ld)on bepabrt: Nls gtamllr &C.
follen mar. rift Ser iiegreide Siibrcr
Der oeiltlfen Sruppen in Ole Stnbt
Elm. @or Dem &atbbauie balteno
lieB er Iih Den 9iirgermeilter bon No-
muir rufen mo Der gieoermanu er-
ltDien in ieincr san5en @iiroe nit ser
oreifarbigeu ShGrpe iiber Dem mobl.
gepflegten 9Gildlleir.
rSerr 9iiraermeiiter," ioate Ser
General, bon Der 3ipilbepolferlung
lit alii bie oeutiden Srllppen eeifoi.
len moroen."
SER General, ih periihere-"
Gas lit ein aemeines Terbred)en,
Serr giiraernteilter, oas beltraft per-
Den mliB ih lege bafiir Der Stnot go.
MIR cine arigcsfontribution ollf.
ShrcIben Sic fiiniuno5uan5ig Mil-
lonen Sronf."
Shrefcnsbleif itotterte Der 9iir.
germeliter: n6iini urb = srpan.
sig"
n0tiQioren fSrunf. Sic BADEN mid
riftig perItanoen; alip ihreiben Sic,
Serr 8iirgermeiiter."
Ger ltngliidlid,e legte bie Sober an,
oa tontcn aus elmer naben StruBe
obermnls Sdliiiie.
YShreiben Sic breiBia Wiaionen,
Serr Siirgermeiiter."
,SreiBig-"
@ieoerum fallen ShiiNe.
vSiinfmnobreiBig @iaionen.."
limo nod einmol fna1t's, Dem 9iirs
aermeliter lGilft Der NnaltifneiB IN
Stromen iiber ben Miiden.
v8ier5ig Miaionen," befretirt Ser
General mo iiiat rubig binSl, lid,
benfe, bas SfieBen miro MN mobl
bulO a%nfboren. Serr @iiraermeiIter!"
rift ieines @eaes nno lieB Den &c.
fnidten giirgermeiiter lteben.
llnb in gtomlr prlrbe mirflidI nidt
mebr bon Der 3ipilbepoIfernng ailf
Die oeutid]en Soloaten gelhOiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

AUS frdftigite ermioert pur6e. Ser
Den rtiiiidlen Shifien 5llgcfiigte
S6aoen nto Ole G~erluIte Ger Hiliicn
lolen gang beoellteno iein. Sls feline
Retturg mebr Dor ben Angriffen oes
Selnoes moglif mar, crying Der BE.
febl oes aomnlunoantelt, ouS Sdiff
in Die Slft 81 iprengen. Der &onl.
monoant blieb alif leinem Tolten mo
init Den @orten: aHette iih. per
fam! Seine MaieitGt burra!" per.
ionf er nit bem Gd)iii IN Die 5icic.
Sie Wannid,nft ipyong baralli iiber
9oro in ole Slutben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
@rnppnritmfdrn.

Gas ipiirttenlbergiihe @eneraI.
commando eibt iolgenbes befannt:
Ser 2elitnant Der Heierpe Mattbes
bat III Der Nad)t bonn Sreitag 5um
Sonnabeno nit ieinem 3uge cine
feinolihe gntterie pernihtet uito
Ied)s @eidiibe mo 13 Munitionsma.
gen Iopie uielc Yfcroe erbel,tet.-
Seiltllant Mattbes lit elm Sobn bes
S%tltt9arter aan5leiratbes Wattbes.
Der Ibiturient Seinrid) Geinbolo
pom @pmnaiium in Shleuiingen, Der
als ariegsfreimiaiger eintrnt, bat
cine fran5oiiife aanone erbeutet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Sin bod)hcrsiser @erSidt Der Gliaiier
8eiitliffeit.

StraBbura, Z. Sept @ie in
Den 9lGttern gemeloet mirb, bat sic
fatboliifc @eiitlihfeit bcs 9istbums
nit Hiidiiht uli Die oltrd ben arieg
9eid,aiiene Nothloge ltno gum 9eiten
Der S%eruunoeten 6iiriorge alii bis 5u
90 Ero5ent Der Stolgebiibren iiir Die
aar5e Galler Oes arieges Ger5ift &c.
%leiItet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Gin SelS Der 9mft.

Zen eriten fron5oiiihen Ieroplan
erbeutete Der lln~teroffi5ier War
&oigt, elm Sobn oes Stellrnahermei.
tiers &arl Toigt, Der IN 9erlinfen
mobnt nnb Den 6elo5ug BON 1870
1871 mitgemaht bot. War Soigt er.
bielt cine Ius5eihnlmg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

Den Solhaten llad,fiiblen. umio mehr
als mir ms ia betpirBt Iino, bab ebell
Dies bon linn 10 ihmerslih bermiBte
moroliihe Sli,ioum in ser 0ation es
iii, mas ms 9emtid,en bieie Gage 10
berrlid, mndt. mos ms 10 bod iiber
alle Spfer hebt UNI urls Die al1ubige
3iiperiift aibt, oiis Der uriererl tapic.
rem Sceret iif Der Siea eehdrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
a., Die Trancn.

Cine nieolid)c feline ariegsge.
id)id)tc miro aus @iicn m~itgetbeilt
slui einem 5burme iiber Den arupp'-
lden Werfen limo bier 2ilftiabr5eug.
9lbmebrsaononen poitirt ilno es lit DER
9euolferung mitgetbeilt, baB 10 fiir5e
S%ircnenruie Dos 3eifen oaiiir ieicn,
oaB Oieic nit Sprcnggeif)oiien gela-
Oenen aanonen allf Slug5euge ab9e-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
4t,000 tatboliihc 5amilicn

leien jcbe Wude nit Snterciie
} unierc neue Ierlansts Nu5eisen.
, Spalte, Die mir IN ben Sicnit :
mnerer 9eier seitcllt babcn.
&einc unn6tbiaen Ybraien nnb
; feline Hanmnerihwenbnns. gac
Sffertem Weroen IN fnr5cr, :
%binoiaer, leidt ucritGnolther
Spradjc $1,000 fatbpliihem
, Jamilien pprselcgt.
, Saben Sic nidts, SaS Sic
; bctannt 5m MAIDEN piiuihem -
, 6twas, bas Sic pertanen
; ipolcn, Gtwas, baS Sic faufen
, wiirben, faaS Sic cs su eincm
, annebmbaren Hreiic baben finn. :
; teti iuiiniden Sic cine Mn.
itelluns i%racmbmelder Yrt?
; Wafen Sic Sbre Wiinihc iu
, anieren Scrlangt . Nn5eigens :
Spalten befannt. Gs lit 'einfah
J nnb 5ilis. 1reiie bicier Nns
, 5eiaen finbet man amf Scite II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Hatiirlide ltriadle.

geiuher: .99ie fommt's. Rorl.
diem. oaB on 10 oft BON oeinem Hapa
Yriigel befnmmit?"
3arl: .gseiI er itGrfer 1T ais ih."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

mars mir not 5'iamn9an9a, ober
lpern mir Der Sran3os ole 5pon
Milg'n mlsg'ihoiie bdtt, NADIA bGtt /
ben aerl nimrna o'gid)ougt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

iein miiBte. Iber Damn iiberfommt
einen boh oas 8efiibl, mie Dos alles
10 ulltdturlld ill.,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Bite, perseiet bic armsu Snbiauer
utdifi

Sic MtfHuudre Der 81. 5raneis. 0ttiiisn. Q.
., bitten bic snttu Srchnbe Der Srpiauci,
ibnen bet Der Ausbreitilng beS Ncidles Gbriiti
uutcr ben atnoern Der Yrniric bebhlitidJ an ieiu.
Die l~anfenoe inter nnierer auiiift itcbcn,
ben Snotaner npbuen ~Seritreut auf rincr 5lddlc
pm 5000 Guaoratmrtlen. Snfulgepciien mhiier
bic 0liiipnarc iuldbc SrbiancracbhifcB anirei,
len, bic beiabigt itno, anbcrc 5n nmtcrridlten,
gctebrte ppr6nbcrettcu MIN. 2sas inns am met.
item nutDtbut. inb Wittei, nm hteic aater1ctsn
81 be5abien, Cbne oteie gnien ,Snoiancracbui.
leu fbnnen mir unr iucntg r%rrcihbrn.
Ntr betru tGglidl itir nnierr Npblt61trr. Cine
intcrefante Nniidltcppittarte nnicrcr Dliiiipn
,uiro jcoem Wetcr upn cinem Tplnr pner nirfr
ppn ben DitiipnGren ais Observation-Disclosures
Catholic Ertntiup CO, Submane,
Spipa, poer oircft on Nep. Spuie @"II,
e. a.. ct. Sraueis, Q. Tat. pia Grpsfism,
Webrasta.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-10-08
&uMuuuuHnm u u uunnu u &
+ KIONA-BENTON CITY =
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f n u y u u u U n u y o y y u =
John Jensen was a Kennewick Wis
itor the last of the week.
/. Mrs. ]. H. Russell, of Ann Arbor,
Mich, is visiting her son J. H. Rus
sci, of Kiona.
M. A. Peacock, progressive can
didate for congress, was Benton
City visitor the first Of the week.
w. M. Scott, who has been in Walla
Walla for the past two months re-
ceiving medical treatment, returned
home Friday.
Don McAlpin was business visitor
in North Yakima the last Of the week.
Jack Rutter, Of Prosser was bust
ness visitor in Kiona Sunday.
w. A. Kelso, G. M. Binegar, A. L.
Yakey, A. E. Whan and M. Roop were
visitors at the county seat Tuesday.
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entered the arm below the elbow but
did not inflict serious injury. DR.. F.
M. Crosby was called to attend the
boy who is again in school this week.
Mrs. C. E. Cox and Mrs. Darling
are on the sick list this week.
One broken fruit jar is the damage
resulting from Geo. GradwohPs team
running away Saturday. The team
started from the Finley store and it
stopped at the Gradwohl home. There
was nobody in the buggy at the time
and one broken jar out of case of
a dozen was the only damage.
CIV. Moore is building a new house
on his ranch on the river front.
Mrs. Bartmus, mother Of Mrs.
Ayers, is i'll this week.
The Finley Live Wires will give a
dance in the Finley hall Friday eve
ming of next week. This is the first
of series of dances, one Of which
will be given every two weeks thruout
the winter.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-10-08

Assistant Postmaster Frank L..
Young left Monday for Spokane and
vicinity, where he will spend his va
cation. H. P. Cranmer is assisting
in the office during Mr.. Young's abb
sence.
Mrs. S. d. Lynch, Rev. and Mrs. w.
P. Osgcod are attending the Baptist
state convention in Wenatchee this
week. Mr.. Osgood will return in
time to occupy his pulpit as usual
next Sunday.
C. D. Rarey and son Russell, II. w.
Brown, and son Ralph, Mr.. Thompson
and two sons, A. Vance, r. Robb, Il.
H. Briggs, F. A. Dunlap, E. Y. Haw-
ley and Mr.. Davis composed party
who went jack-rabbit hunting down
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From the Correspondents
Items Of Interest concerning Nghbors up and down the Valley
>nnMn nnmmurunnuu
= NOTES FROM HOVER y

>nnMumnmMm
Harlow Stewart returned last
week from Portland and North YAM
hill. Ore, where he has been visiting
with relatives.
The social given by the Parent
Teachers association last Saturday
evening was well attended and every
one reports good time.
Miss Furst, Mrs. A. ]. Ayers and
Prof. A. A. Phillips attended the pro-
gram at Finley last Friday night.
Capt. MacManigal and W.A.Moore-
house spent Sunday with their fam
lilies in Hover.
DR.. D. 0. Ghormley, of Tacoma,
held morning and evening services in
the church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Powell trans
acted business in Kennewick last
Thursday.
E. w. Trenbath, Of Kennewick,
was q business visitor in Hover on
Thursday.
Lee and Ray Powell and VIM. Mills
Spent Sunday with relatives in Hover
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-10-08
$nnnnnn M -
From Carley and Whitc0mb +
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>nnnnnMn nmnnmnmmmu$
M. E. Carley has been laid up for
several days with a lame back.
+. L. Bass is busy hauling grain
from Mr.. Blossoms place this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kennedy and
son Melvin spent Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Cochran at Hill View.
Mrs. ]. B. Miller and son Alcinous
went to Goldendale Sunday to visit
relatives and take in the fair. Al
cinous will be home in week but
Mrs. Miller intends to stay longer.
w. S. Causland, Of Walla Walla,
spent Sunday and Monday with G. w.
Kennedy and family.
]. B. Miller and son Howard made
a business trip to Alderdale Monday.
w. O. Carley has erected tempo
rary house and has moved in for the
winter. He is intending to build a
fine new house in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson passed thru
Whitcomb on their way out to the
ranch after spending the summer in
the mountains.
Carpenters arrived from Walla
Walla and are now busy completing
the interior Of Geo. Bennet's house.
Ralph Grove and Leslie Bass spent
Saturday at Alderdale.
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BADGER BREVITIES =

= U % u MnmH nnMnmn
Nicolo Alfonso and Mike Azzaret-
tt returned from their Spokane trip
Sunday evening.
C. Christensen drove to the head
gate above Richland Friday in quest
of some stray stock.
Herbert Quillan, of st. Johns, Ore,
YVES Monday visitor here.
Mrs. H. L. Tucker and sister, Mrs.
l.. E. Johnson drove to Kiona Mon
day to shop and get fruit.
Jay Graham and M. S. Kinkaid
were transacting business in Kiona
Tuesday.
Thomas Gleason departed for Seat
tie Tuesday for an indefinite sojourn.
Fl. R. Pugh arrived Tuesday from
Kiona to look after his ranch in the
Heavens.
Miss Clara Wood, of Granger, ar
rived Tuesday and is the guest of
Mrs. E. Collins.
Mrs. Allen,of Lind, arrived Sunday
for visit with her son Roe, who is
employed by H. A. Smith.
Our new settler, M. s. Kinkaid and
daughter Mary were pleasant visitors
here Sunday.
Miss Annabelle Brown left for her
home in Ellensburg, WASH, Sunday
night after a few weeks visit here.
R. w. King made flying trip to
North Yakima Monday.
Mrs. Collins went to Pasco Monday
for dental work.
Miss L. E. Young was in Kenne-
wick on business Saturday afternoon.
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the river near Burbank the first =,
the week. They secured seventy-four
rabbits.
The members Of the Congregat;on.
al church gave a farewell recent;o,,
Friday evening in the church parlor.
for DR.. R. A. Atkins and family. Mrs
Atkins and daughter Jennie leave Sat.
urday for a weeks visit with ber
daughter in Walla Walla before ioin
ing DR.. Atkins, in her new home n
Sunnyside.
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) u y u u u u u u u u u n n d n M q
The seating capacity of the high
school room was taxed to the limit
last Friday evening to accommodate
the crowds attending the first enter
tainment of the year. An excellent
program was rendered after which an
interesting talk was given by Prof.
Phillips, of Hover.
Alfred Scott arrived from Ritzville
the first of the week to take possess
sion of the j. w. Rose tract for which
he recently traded. Mr.. Rose, who re-
ceived a boarding house in the deal,
expects to leave this week, accom-
panied by Mrs. Rose, for Ritzville.
He hopes to dispose of the business
soon and go to Washington, D. c., to
make his home.
Mr.. Ferguson, who accompanied
Mr.. Morton from the Willamette val
ley, recently, has gone back to his
home in Cresswell, Ore.
Thirteen-year-old Eric Waldorf had
narrow escape last week when he
shot himself in the arm with a shot
gun. Eric was out hunting and in
crawling through fence the gun was
accidently discharged. The charge
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16
Aged Author Seeks Service,

Paris. = Denied position in tn.
French navy because of his age tsixty
four years.. Pierre Lott. the author
who is captain in the French nava
reserve. asked to be Joined to the ma
rines serving as guards In Paria
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16
ECZEMA BLoTcHEs ON FACE

Newport. 0re.-''f was troubled with
piinples all my life. They were the
kind that came under the skin In big
red blotches. was kept awake night
after night with the itching and burn
ing. My face was pitted. Eczema also
affected different parts OF my body
and would scratch till the skin was
all raw and sore.
mo external treatment did me any
good TIL l tried Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. The Ointment relieved the
itching the moment 1t was applied. I
used the Soap and Ointment steadily
for three months and they healed me-"
(Eigned) Mrs. B. A. Tozer. June s, IA.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
lree,with 32-p. Skin Book Address post
:ard "Cuticura. Dept. L. Bc-ton."-Adv.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16

Don't be misled Ask for Red Cross
Bag Blue. Makes beautiful white clothes.
At all good grooers. Adv.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16
Naturally the reformer isn't a sue
cess unless he makes good.

Constipation causes and aggravates many
serious diseases. 1t is thoroughly cured by
DR.. Picrce's Pleasant Pellets The favorite
family laxative Adv.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16

And too much learning is also .
dangerous thing.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16

Tokyo is to have a Japanese Amer
ican bank.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16

Better one boil on the stove than
two on the neck
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16
STATE NEWS
OF INTEREST TO ALL
G o L O r a DO
Pc EOPlE

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Dates for Conieg Ese.ts.
Oct 30-NOv.l-Tenth annual Dog SHOW
. at Denver.
Washington telegraph., 1914-03-27
FORMER CITIZEN
MEETS SAD FATE
IRA T. HIGGS LOSES LIFE
AT PINE BLUFF
IN STREET CAR ACCIDENT
Attempted To Cross Street
Immediately In Front
of Car

Ira T. Higgs, formerly of Wash
ington, was killed by a street car
at Fort Smith last week. Mr.
Higgs resided in Van Buren but
was in Fort Smith on business.
AS he attempted to cross in front
Of a car which he thought was
coming to a standstill he was
struck by the car, dying from the
injuries received in a short time.
Mr.. HiggS was born in this city
about 81 years ago, moving from
here to Texarkana ; thence to
Mineral Springs and from there
to Van Buren, where he has re-
sided for the past twenty years.
He was brother of J. W. Higgs.
editor Of the DeQueen Bee.
Washington telegraph., 1914-03-27
CANDIDTES SPOKE MONDAY

The candidates for county Off
ces spoke at this place Monday
to a fair sized audience and each
was well received and given close
attention.
The county candidates were ac-
companiedby Judge E. f. Erie
dell and G. r. Haynie, the two op-
posing candidates for circuit
Judge, and Tillman Parks and
Paul Celia, two Of the aspirants
for the prosecuting attorneys of
fee.
Most of the candidates favored
woman suffrage, and those who
were not seemed to think that the
women ruled anyway, even tho
denied the privilege Of the ballot.
Nearly all also expressed them.
selves in favor of the prohibition
cause.