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lion. and for the maintenance 81
their government. The fall s1g-
affcanee of the present Hawaiian
situation came ont at the close
81 the senator's speech when in COLI
loquy with Senator Teller, he admit
ted that, as q member Of the foreign
relations committee he undersloo1
the efforts to restore the queen we're
at an end. and that the present minis
ter to Hawaii had no instructions to
pursue further diplomatic negotia-
lions to that end.
The house bin to compel the Rock
Island railroad to stop its trains IT
Enid and Round Pond. ok. was called
up by Senator Berry and discussed fer
two hours, but no result was reached
"a bill was reported to the senate py
Senator Coke of Texas, and passed.
continuing ito force the act for the
protection of fish in the Potomac river.
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rHAna-MlssIaslsRI eoNaagss.

President mcconnell Calls Tt 60 order an
Golden Gate Han san Franclsco.
san Francisco. Feb. 14.-Ihe Trans
Mississippi congress opened yesterday
III Golden Gate han, where the con-
press convened. and which was elab-
oratelv decorated with bunting and
shields. bearing the coats of arms OF
the different states represented. a
large crowd Of spectators filed the
galleries when President Mcconnell
called the convention to order. In a
brief address he stated the object for
which the gathering was called.
Ex-Governor Prince Of New Mexico
moved that all resolutions involving
gress be read by the secretary on i'm
PRODUCTION and then referred to the
committee on resolutions without de-
bate "A heated discussion followed
and the motion was finally agreed TO.
A perfect storm of resolutions fol-
lowed Some favored free silver,
others Telated TO mineral lands with
in the linn Is of railroad GRANTS one
demanded the admission Of New Mex
leo to state hood. A resolution by ex-
Governor Prince of New NexicO fav-
orinr the annexation of Hawaii and
declaring any attempt at restoring ar
bitrary government of the ex-queen
rcpugnant to American principles,
was loudly cheered.
"a resolution was introduced bV Del
egate Lloyd demand the fOrecIos-
ure of the government mortgages on
the Central and Union Pacific railways
and favoring a government control of
the roads
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ALIENS NOT - NEEDLE.
Rou1nania and Bulgaria said to be Form
IN y DslenaIve AIIi.nea.

LONDON, Feb. l4.-A despatch 70 the
Telegraph from Bsl grade says THAT d
royal decree has ueeu issued summonlng
the reserves to Assem- Ole On February 81
for a three weeks drill The radicals
believe that coup d'etat is being pre-
pared for March Is, the anniversary gf
the proclamation Of the king EN-hlng
MiIan's influence with the army Is iuvalu-
able to the government.
A dispatch to the Telegraph from
Vienna says. Roumania and Bud garla
are discussing the wisdom Of forming a
military alliance for the purpose 81 de-
Tense ia case of attack ana Vt localizIng
tile expected civil war in Servia. tAu=
removing any pretexr for foreign in1er-
yenti0n
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sroRM IN oERmANv-


a Number Of Lives Lost and Much Dam
age 10 Property
BERLIN. Feb l4.-RepOrts Of loss Of
life and damage to property by yesuer-
days storm continue to be received
from all parts Of the country. At
Radeberg a scaffolding upon which a
number of men were working was
blown down and four Of the vorkmen
were Instantly killed At Binte1in
the tall chimney of the stove and glass
works was blown over. IN falling
some of the bricks struck three
persons. killing them Instantly AT
Sondenberg a bridge collapsed. and
several persons who were on it were
killed
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missouri swine Breeders.

MoBERrY, Mo- Feb. lathe meet
ing Of the swine breeders Of Missouri
that was called to meet I'm this city
February Is and II is largely attended
Nv the breeders of swine from
ana sections Of the state Nc
business was transacted until
evening. when constitution and
bylaws were adopted and the
following officers were elected. Pres
ident, NJ Nivion of MeCredie. Calla-
way couutys secretary. al j. Blake of
st Louis treasurer, il. @. Snyder Of
Corder
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coUaHLIN sHRANK FRoM Il
Frank Bardeen's Electric Headlight In-
frndnraa Il E.aiaa..ee-

Frank BardeenfB Electric Al headlight Au-
troduced il Evidence.
CHICAGO. Feb 14-For the second
time, according to the theory Of the
prosecution, Daniel Coughlin has gazed
at the mechanism which may prove So
deadly to his hopes of freedom. On
the night Of May q, 1899. IF the story
Of Frank Bardeen be true, he shrank
from the steady glare Of 3 locomotive
headlight placed over the door
Of the Edgewater electric plant
Yesterday III Judge Tu-h.iIs
court room he averted his glance
from the CLEAN Of the same FURNISHED
reflector. The Introduce ON into tae
evidence eff the huge reflector. which
Bardeen insisted aided him ID his dis
covery On May A. but which the
defense claimed existed only ia his
imagination as far as that night was
concerned, was one of the most effect
i've moves made by the prosecution
This piece Of physical evidence. con-
nected with the statement or William
6ossleks formerly engineer at tine
Edgewater plant. proved to be one OF
the strongest pieces of testimony yet
produced BY the prosecu tIOu- There
could DO nO doubt about the rejecting
power Of that Clistenlug concaVe
the defense, that it was q '-little
the presence of the headlight Gos-
was not taken down until a month afr
ter Bardeen's presence at the plant
esta blished its value as piece of EVIL
danea
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RepubIlean Clubs or Onto Is Convention
Name Him for President
CoIUauBUs. Ohio, Feb 14.-GOvernor
Mckinley was nominated over ana
over again ia the convention Of
Bepu blican clubs Of Ohio here
yesterday for president Of the United
States. and when he appeared in re-
Spouse to am Invitation and addressed
the club briefly the delegates wildly
caeered him-
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TIE Eve TRlBEs
The United States Commissioners Issue q
Circular of sngsaaLLnna.

Circular Of suggesttnns.
SoUTH AICALEsTER, i. r.. Feb. A.
The United States commissioners sent
by the United States government to-
treat with the i've civilized tribes have
issued a circular saying that 6 hey be-
lieve that steps viii inevitably be
taken id the near future TO re8rgan-
lie the Indian Territory and that She
following conditions win be by con-
gress imposed On Indians. First--Al-
lotment OF the lands among the
owners so that each win hold his
share in severalty. Secgud-An q ba az
Comment IF tribal relations. Third
The organizat ton of a territorial gov
ernment Or annex with Oklahoma.
The commission invites the mems
bers Of the civilized tribes to consider
and decide at an early day whether
they desire to divide their lands bv
agreement on to postpone all action
for the consideration of congress in
the event of raorgan cation ta using
place. NOu-cItizens VIII be allowed
to purchase such improvements ass
they have made and tho land on
which same IS situated and chat am
matters VIII be settled in a spirit Of
equity and justice to al 1t S the
general sentiment that the Indian
territory should be organized separa t.
and distinct from that 9f Oklahoma
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- FRoeEEDINas.

The Hawaiian Debate and Rock Island
Townsltes occupy Attention.
WAsHlSero2v. Feb. 1.-THE Hawaii
an resolution was again the subject Of
discussion in the senate yesterday
Senator Cray resumed his argument
in support 81 the presidents policy
and reiterated his charges that the
revolutionists were dope ndent On the
United States minister and forces for
support of their movement, and that
thereafter the provisional government
depended absolutely upon the United
States forces and tie nag for protec-
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TRAoEDY e e. Loys.


"A Prominent st. T.onis Man shoots His
Wife ana Little Boy.
81. Louis, No. Feb 14-Dr Due
strow Of 1929 south Compton avenue
walked into the Reservoir pc lice sta-
ton shortly before 8 o'clock last
evening and surrendered himself. staff
ing that he had accidentally Shot his
wife. He refused to make any further
statement concerning ehe shooting. or
to go into any details further shan to
say that III was accidental Duestrow
was locked up and q police officer sent
tO investigate the affair
1T was learned later that the doctor
had shot both his wife ana 1-vaar-ol 2
boy. Both were shot ia the head and
the child was killed, but the wife IS
SIT I'll alive DIR. Duestrotv is a SON of
the late Louis Duestrcws the Granite
mountain millionaire
It is surmised that young Duestrovv,
who had been separated from his
wife. entered the house with tha in-
tentiOn Of taking away the child and,
meeting opposition, shot both it and
its mother
The shooting caused 81 sensation. as
the persons concerned are veal thy
aud very prominent ia society here.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator Mar
tin Of Kansas. has introduced bill
Increasing from S. Is SIP per month
the pensions of Me1ican war veterans
and to widows Of all soldiers who
served "a the Mexican war and who
are wholly disabled for manual labor
and in such destitution. saying THAT IS
per month is Insufficient TO provide
the necessities Of life
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UFALA Ala. Feb. 14=A Georgia
Central train, while crossing the
Chattahooche bridge. caught a party of
men thereon killing one and fatally
iniuring three
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BUFFALO. ~. Y. Feb 14-W o.
Dnnock agent Of the Merchants Dis
patch Shot and killed himself at his
home to day while suffering from the
grip lie was wei known in business
ard railroad circles throughout the
United States
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PiTrsBuRG. Pa Feb. I4.-NearIv
3 GOO river miners 50 the second third
and fourth pools are on a strike to-day
against a reduction Of one half q cent
per bushel II tile mining rate.
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ST. LOUIS. No. Feb. lA-The annual
session of the Missouri grand lodge.
a. d e. w. began yesterday in the
entertainment hail Of the Exposition
building Mayor Walbridge delivered
the address Of welcome Ehe lodge
Will be ID session three days
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OKLAHOMA FAKES.


a. That Country Untrue.
GurHRIE, Ok. Feb. 14-There is no
truth 81 reports sent out from this
country as TO the suffering from the
cold Two inches Of snow has fallen,
no more. No one has applied for aid
a yet and it is safe 70 say that 80 long
a people have wheat to feed rs hogs
as they do in this country where
water and wood is plentiful. suffering
can not be known. Two inches Of
snow is welcomed. the people like it,.
No deaths reported authentieaLy
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EVERYWHERE
WEST. SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST.

Lowest Rates and Rest AcComm un-
tfons are OTered By the ROeaz Island
10 Those eozng 10 california or
outh for the Winter.
on the second Tuesday of each month,
the Rock Island viii sell tickets TO all
points I'm Texas at one fare for the round
trip. Tickets viii be good for thirty
days, with stop-over privilege at any
point in Oklahoma OF Texas On going
trip The Rock Island is the short line
10 Fort Worth. This, together with good
connections at Fort Worth. enables the
Rock Island 70 offer its patrons the best
ana quickest route To all points in Texas.
Our new daily through tourist car SER
vice from Topeka to Los Angeles and
sam Francisco via Fort Worth and El
Faso. the sOuthernmost route is fhe only
line free from snow blockades at this
time of year Round trip tickets to Cal
ifornia points are @65.50, good returning
until July II. with stop-od any place
81 She line il California within final limit
O. ticket
Round trip tickets are also on sale
every day to points in Florida. Missis-
sippi. Louisiana and Texas at greatly
reduced rates.
For other Information and sleeper
reservations call on or address
III. @. CARNEY.
city Passenger Agent, 6O1 Kansas ave.
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Sold 10y all druggists.

Its just as easy to ley One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. Its easier
to cure a severe cold or cough with its
Let your next purchase for i cough he
One Minute Cough Cure. Better medi-
cines better result; better try it.
fE Trnrua
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Mia the Santa Fe Route every day in the
year without change. Snow bloekades
avoided by using fhis line through New
Mexico and Arizona, the "Land IF SUM
shine"
lit not only relieves; it does more, it
cures We refer to One Minute Cough
Cure Suitable for all ages, all condi-
tons at ali times. j. k. JONES
Since refting our dining room we have
tile neatest place in the citys v hitter s.
Co.. 13J Kansas avenue
Try us-Peerless Steam Laundry
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Chickens, dressed and drawn So "a
pound 81 Farnsworth's market. 1o2 3. St.
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Is remarkable discovery is one Of the
chronic prOclamations Of advertisers Gu
beb Cough Cure is not such, it lis an es-
tablished remedy of known merit. made
on scientific principles by experienced
chemists
Sold by RoWley Bros
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% C r. Hood 81 co.. Lowell. Mass
Gentlemen. Wishing 10 ten what Hoods saT-
saparIIla has done f0r Us. I win say tnat years
a40 we had beautiful boy born 60 W.. when
about Six months old he took "a sore mouth.
Everything that was known as usual remedies
iu such cases was used. j had two doctors base
All to no benefit Ait tho age OF ll months hs
breathed his last. Thus we laid
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Good work done BY the Peerless
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Fine Work.
AT Topeka Steam Laundry
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ely Passenger Agent 80l Kansas a
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in the grave. On Aug g, 1881, another bog was
came afflicted With rhe sanenlisease. believed
the boys trouble Was constitutional. ana NOT
common sore mouth. procured "a bUtfle of
Hoods sarsapariiia and commenced 70 give b
regularly to both mother and baby. and occa-
slonly washed ais mouth widh q SYRUP oi buck
brush root. Improvement began at once. we
have succeed in eradicaglug the scfofuIous blood
from the system ana to-day we are blessed win
q niee fan baby boy. eighteen months OLD He
Is the very
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Hooci's pilIa cure Uonsap8tIon y FHaT7f-
ing the pelistaltic action Of the almensaEs canal
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salsapafiiia / ann a minister in tine Methodist
Protestant church. ann here to baek what
say and I ARA ia no way Interested in amy lr9nt
IN the matter, except it affords me much pisas-
No = ra.-----.-- H----- ------------ y II =
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SnbuQne Spwa 9icnlag, bm 23 Sctobcr 1884, &c., 1918

Wor!u9e i'm 9lbgeprbr.teIbNuie Des
Jeihstu9s ab9egsb;nen St:mncn. oes
MasuoteHbaus ieineH gSioerl.cEb ge=
gen Die Grriage auigsben perbe. (He-
ligi0le Sulbung belte6t I'M fatbolil9el.
Selteryci1 III pe:teilsm lllgian9e,
e6enio aud I'M nod boil olllidnoi0er tatbos
liitcn SDonien, mas uuh Die ISL.
SIaatsisitllng", tuelte 0ieIsr Sage ous
6e9cntbell bebauptste, mobl wiiien
oiirf.s; oa9egen fs9lt ielbit Die blOBe
Su!ouua Der tatboliiden &eli9ion nod
INNER IN 9ltetleubllr9 uno in gralln=
I1weig. Sei benz in Geoe itebenoen
ln8ariIten 6eieBentwuriGanoeltes lid
alIo nit ni6ten Inn Suloung, IOnoern
I'm Die 9lnertetnllllg Der 8lei6bered=
ti9un9 oe5 &eliSion.) Gin s. B. M.
Dernarf ous 9ta9naten6aus nit 100
9egen 103 Stimmeu Die &egierungs=
oOrlage fir geiebli6e 9lnertennun9 Der
jiioii6en 8elision. 9ie iib nit Der
9telision Der aus gemiibten Chen ber-
ppr9e6enoen &inoer beiaiienoe Sorlage
muroe enogliltia angeltOmmen.
Gem Iernebmen na0 beablitti9t Die
Dlterrei6iIte Eesierlng, cine gSablre=
iorm=Sorla9e i'm GeiAsratb ein3ubrin=
gen. welde, senldB Dem 9lntrag oes
glbg. gaernreitber, DEN 9lrbetern A
Siye sarantirt. IS lit oieB Die Gor=
lage, ilber welte I. 3. 8raf Saaie ais
Mjniiterprdiioeut gu Sal fam, uno fir
welbe Die aanie OrganiIirte Oiterrsiti=
| ibe glrbeiteribaft anbalteno cine leb=
bate 9l9itation betreibt.
Sr. Paliibef bon Galmforlt, Der
pOr siniaer 3eit BON ieinem pOlicn als
| ibiib=llnsariider @eneralconiul
in 9telu Yort suriifberuIen ipusoe, III
ON 9. b. M. megen MiBbrau6s Ieiner
| 9lmtsgetpalt in icirer @gi9enibait al5
6ieneralrpniul lno GOnmiiiar Der Gbi=
ea9O'er @eltallsitellung berbaitet wOr=
ben, Su ieinen SaiAen wuroe ein ge=
laOencr &eOOlper 9eillnoen, lmo e.
miro lngenommen, oab er beabiibtigte,
SelbltmDro sr begeben.
Sn Selsiem bat bel Den aammer.
mablen am Sonntu9 unter Dem neuen
S8abigeieB, ourb iuelde$ oas Stimnl.
re6t leDr erlueitert iuOrocn, Die tut6p=
hide 9artei, uel0e ltBt an &uoer 1T,
siuen it90uen Sit9 oCroG Gs.ynGen.
I Sic Vibera!en ino jdmlnerlit) re:baaeu
WorOG:l, bo1cgcn Gaben Ole Socialilt,r
AypHe Giclpiune alli beyea &etbulmg &C.
,labt uno einiae Sise cuCh Oe1 tatbo
liiten @a:iei GGaelYorl:cE. @eBter.
90,
W. "os'' u" "''"a' OK IVY T''' IL
's''th "uaI'"e@H oePa''E"' S@ 'e'
t"V''H'e '!os'use S'4's'' o't S1A'l''
p'"oel E'e'e=AtoaH' H'"b l'9 e'He'
S"'g'''p' ""'ts''e.le'' SHVF'E Uu9'
tst oes l's''''' N0"''s'Ns '"P''u..''slaE'
, 4. II. - ~ ~
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Sclcgrapbiide Srpeid)cn.
Suiaro.
q c ~ glprt, II. Stt.

Nem Oprt, II. Stt.
Sie GeIiNnatiOn pOn u. Gllerp gln=
oerlpn ais Wtit9lieo Der StuatsoemO=
trntie uno lein GntibmB oas re9ullre
oemotratilte Sifet Su unteritiBeu,
mar beute slpenp cine SauptilberrG-
rOihlnA I'M oemptratilhen SluptQu0r=
tier. glnoerlpn ibidte bcute benz Sub
rer Der britteu Partei. 6airbilo eiucu
lan9en Sriei uprm CT Ole Gjrilnoc, bit
ibn gu bem Sbritte peraulaBten, aus.
einanoerleBt.
Rem Oort, Is. Stt.
Gpcrctt =. g8beeler bat Die 9tDminu'
tipn ais NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon 9telr
Oort auf Dem voritten Sldet" an9e'
npmmsn. Ssiu glmabmelbreiben al
ben SorliBer Gbas. 9. 60ir1ilo puro,
beuts hstnnut asmoht.
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4. SataillOne Der Sufanterieregimenter
fano beute in 6esenluart oes &aiIers
gSilbelm Dor oem Sentmale Srieorid)s
oes 6roben Inter ben 2inoen itatt.
sc. Wfajeitdt iibergab ipater Die Sab.
nen oen gefeblsbabern Der betreffenoen
Sataillone uuo mics in elmer 9niprahe
an Die Sfiisiere auf bic 5baten Der
oeutlben glrmee i'm Sabre 1871 bin,
inOem er ben SffiSieren susleid ans
S0er5 legte, treu bis gum Sooe 81 blei-
ben. uno ibrem &riegsberrn i'm Sample
gegen innere uno GuBere Seinoe unbe.
oingten 6ebprIam su leilten.
BOT 8 m, IL. Oft.
Ser Is Sabre alte SOni9 9lleranoer
bon Serbien lit beute bier eingetroiien.
Gs maren groBe Sorbereitungen gu lei.
mem GmpTange getrOffeu uno es bieB
aQgemein, bas lei Elm 3eiten bafiir,
oaB iein Seiutb pplitiihe Seoeutuns
babe. Der Sabnbof mar pra6tpol
9eihniift uno auf Dem Yerron mar
cine Gbremuade auiseltelt. Ser iunse
&Dnig wuroe am gabnbofe bonn Gailer
llno Ieinen Sobnen, Dem 6reiberrn
bon Sberitein. Staatsietretdr oes auss
pdrtigen glmtes, Dem &riessminilter
8eneral BON ShellenoOrf uno ben Sf-
Iiiereu oes GeiDlses empfangen. Ser
&aiIer begriiBte oen SfDnis duBerif
ber5lib uno na6 itatt9cbabter Snipici-
rung Der Gbrenwa9e fubren Die beioeu
Wonar6en, pDn Der gbrenpabe eseor-
tirt, nah Dem S1loIle. Seute 9lbenD
UurOe i'm 9teuen Gulais ein orpBarti-
9es 8alaoiner geNebeu, bel pel6em Der
aaiier einen Soait auf ben Gonig
MlcranOer uusbrdAte. 2ebterer auts
wortete in oeutlder Sprahe uno oautte
Dem Saiier fiir ben ibm Su She'll ge=
moroenen berSlitbeu GmpfunQ mo
'iaQtt, er bore, Die Ireunoid)u'tli9en
9ciieDlmgen SluliDeN Geutidj,dro uuo
Serbieu Dilroen nOt5 peIter ,cleltlBt
peroeu.
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NuSlnWO.
Seuti d | an b.

Serlin, Is. DIT.
Sie 6eierli6teit Der Gimpeibuns Der
l22 Gahnsn fir bic tiira!ia eryiateteu
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Yreiie ser au;eig em

Yreiie ser Mn;etg eh
S.ber Soa Der Spalte per Sabr.. $500.
>, ., >, ., 6Nlouate. ...... 9.15.
!, >. >, 3Wtouate. e.0l
Sir iese S.ile grsSisr, OOsr OersH Raam Sas
srltemaI Is &euts.
Seiratbs. unb lobss.au3eis.u mitsprud $3.50
obue Sprut Sl0o
an,eiasu bic benz Settle Der tatb airt, ,ului.
Der iiub, finben feine auinabme.
2lnseisen isnos man ipdte
tens am 2llontaS lllor.
gen elm.
Sob =Irbeiten aller slrt prOnlpt INTO 6iais
ausgefiibrt.
cfteeoer ,,8aSette".
Gde Der Se4iea uuo SOsuaitraBe.
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92 Il : | On B.
9 t. 95eters sbura, 1S. Oft.

= L > = : q y to- %~II.
IS 1T bier Die 9tadyicbt sinsetrOiien,
ooB ith Der 3utanO Oes 65aren in be,
ocntli9er Weile Oerible2tert bal, uno
es bsiBt, DaB Die sluiei9eu ppn allge=
meincr S1ud6e unO uerrIugter SerSs
tsdtigteit hdnIi9er beroortreten.
Is miro mitgetbelIt, Dap Die ger5te
oes 6saren Die SOee, i'm nah Goriu
bringen 81 lailell, aufge9ebeu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-23

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ten. Gnollb gibt Der Correspondent
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: mlnoer beiuanoert III.
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: 3 Observation-Disclosures in llnterbanos
:, lun9en, mpua9 cine 6lOtte bon 40
: Sampiern. Die als SransportIalHe be-
nuBt weroen iOllen, sebartert weroen
ipu.
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Die Nabriht bon Der 9anS plOBli-
den uno uuerwarteten SerIblimme-
runo I'M Seiinoen oes GSaren wiro
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