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CUBAN DELEGATION.
u VIII Be Shown Every Courtesy by
Washington Officials.

dshlnston, April 2t-Much OF the
time III the cabinet was devoted TO dis
tussinS the coming visit OF the com
mission appointed by the Havana con-
stitutlonal convention, which is now
on It's way to Washington. The com
mlssioncrs are to be received cordially
and are to be shown every courtesy.
\ state dinner in the state diningroon
at the White House will be given bv
the president in their honor on Thurs
day night.
Ii was decided not To delay longer
the commencement Of the construction
Of the department Of justice building
for which congress appropriated ST.
noo.o0o. Former Attorney General
Grisgs was opposed 10 proceeding
with the construction On account IF
the limited appropriation and repeated
attempts We're made To secure an ad-
ditional appropriation. These failei
and as the present quarters are very
crowded Attorney General Knox rec
commended that the work begin under
the present plans which will b" mod
flied 10 conform 10 the size OF the ap-
preparation available
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-24
CUBAN TRADE DECREASES.
Heavy Falling OF in Imports and Ex
ports Shown.

Washington. April IA decrease
OF $226.uSl in the customs receipts Of
Cuba for the months Of January and
February. 1901. as compared with tha
same period OF 1900 is shown IL a
statement issued by the division OF in
sular affairs. war department. THIS
falling off in receipts AT the customs
houses of the island is but another in
dication OF the remarkable let down
In the trade Of Cuba. as set forth ~
n recent statement Of the department
which showed that Cuba's trade with
the outside world had decreased over
81. 500 900 in imports and over So.ooo-
600 in exports for the first thr"e-quar-
ters OF 1900 with the same period OF
1890. The trade with the nit"d
States during these periods shower
n decrease of about 81 100000 IN I'M
ports and IS 600 900 in exports.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-24
looHis VISITS HA7.
Minister to Venezuela Sees the secr..
tary Of State.

washington, April 24.-Francis u
Loomls. United States minister to
venezuela. called on Secretary Hay ,t
.he state department during the dav
MI. Loomis elaborated the statement. :.
contained In his reports as to his r..
iatIohs with the Venezuelan govern.
ineht ana the political conditions of
'he country. The general tenor oe
TINS statement was that there ha.
peen no appreciable change in Venezu
eia since his last interview with Presi
ueht castro when the wishes of the
united States respecting the issues
oe'ween the two countries were set
out. Regarding the future. the state
department is willing to allow him to
exercise his discretion-he may ro.
turn TO Venezuela or NAV be provile |
lor elsewhere In the diplomatic serv.
ice
The minister is in i'll health and
Mrs. Loomls also is far from robust
ana they will go to Europe to recnper
ate AT Carlsbad. During his absence
ne VIII have ample opportunity to
nake his plans. Meanwhile the Unit
ed states legation at Caracas will re-
main in charge of Mr. Russell. tho
secretary Of the legation
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-24
AGAINST SUNDAY SALOONS.
Mrs. Nations Visit to Kansas City
Started the Movement.

Kansas City. April 2i.-Mrs Ma
tion's visit to Kansas City two sun
days ago and her arrest has resuiteu
in a movement against the Sunda!
saloon Sunday several local minis
tcrs preached sermons dehonho''is ,,''
police for making the arrest ana ~
lice Judge McAuley for tinins MIS-.
Nation. Tho Ministers alliance arai'.
cd petition TO the mayor ana ei''e'
Of police praying that they 'illo..e ~
tho state law against Sunday opeil,hs
Indre McAuley. when he fned MIS-
Ho,ion 500. threatened her win ar
rest should she return 70 '"' -
Mrs. Nation has agreed TO lecture i'''e
before the Union Mission next III
day night
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HUNG CHANG cENSURED.
.taes Severe Edict From the
Chinese Government.

ps.ns Aprll a;.-I.i Hung Chang
,s5tG an sdict severely censai-
I'm because after the French and
-, Aal agreed upon boundaries
s .lAau4. who has. no concern
+. ri, matter marched west and
.atstel Chinese. The edict orders
! HIM. Chang To prevent the cNpe-
H. sai SANS that If h. fails the re-
azs 'y t1r the consequences Will
s u a.m
IT, emperor. or NOR. properly. the
par empress. says Niceroys Lin
n II and Chang Chih Tung We're
Epae'el Joint negotiators with Ii
els chang and Prince Ching. but
., Il HING chang spurns their opin-
= Hereafter. il Is added. Ii Hung
Eang mast consult with them on all
fr-'an, matters.
L Hung Chang had long confer
r. with Sir Robert Hart. director
F.e-al of the imperial maritime Gus
-s regarding the indemnity Ques-
tt d" solution OF which is very diff
' The bill Of the powers Is daily
Famine heavier.
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with which the express messenger
was severely beaten over the head and
back.
Meanwhile, four OF the gang was 1t
work on the through safe in the Sec
ond car. About pint OF nitroglycerin
was poured into the edges Of the door
When everything was ready fuse
was lighted. All left the car. A ter
rble explosion followed The door Of
the safe was blown off and hurled
through the side Of the car, striking
tree % Yards away Then the rob
bers re-entered the car and it was the
work of a few minutes to transfer the
contents OF the safe to the sack
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TO AVOID coURTMARTIAL.
Lieutenant Edwards of the Twenty
sixth Infantry Deserts.

New York. April PA special to
The Herald from Washington says
First Lieutenant Frank E. Edwards
OF the Twenty-siyth volunteer infan-
try. has the unpleasant distinction of
being the only officer charged with de-
serting his colors since before the war
with Spain.
Lieutenant Edwards is said to have
deserted at .Nagasaki to escape
courtmartial in San Francisco. He
was returning with his regiment to BE
mustered out of service. when charges
Were received at the department
against him and telegraDhic instruc
tion was sent to Major General Shat
ter directing him to convene a court
TO- the leutenant's trial on arrival.
4 dispatch has been received by the
department from General Shafter an
nonncine that Lieutenant Edwards
had deserted at Nagasaki
Lieutenant Edwards bore an excel
lent record during the war with Spain
and in the Philippines.
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PLAN OF WASHINGTON STREET
CAR EMPLOYEES TO Ros
THE COMPANY.
MANAGED TO STEAL $4,000
Conductors in League With Firemen
whose Duty It Was to Destroy
Punched Tickets-Bought Latter at
" Per Hundred and Substituted
Them for Good Ones-Eiqht Men
Under Arrest.

Washington. April 24.-Systematic
1Tauds pfdcuceu on the lines ut the
Washington Traction and Electric
company to an extent of probably $780,
wv have been discovered and eight of
the employees. six OF whom are con.
suctors ana two hremen, are under ar
test on charge OF conspiracy.
! ne men arrested are George w. Ca
darr and Richard Williams, liremen;
Oliver A. Gardner. Edward 4. Parker,
George w. Blair, John j. Rating, John
\. Meyers and John w Dodson, con-
ductors. The operations, it is claimed.
have been going Oh for several
months. The punched tickets turned
In by the conductors are first checked
up at the Offices and then burned by
employees. The investigation that has
been III progress. it is stated. disclOseS
that many OF the tickets, instead Of
being destroyed. were saved and sold
to conductors at 5 per 100 and that
the conductors who bought them sub
st!tuted them for good tickets. This
was done by turning in the old tick
cts 10 the company at the close of
each day, the same number of good
tickets being retained in the pock
Of those who We're in the conspiracy.
1t is also alleged that in many cases
the number Of fares rung up and the
number OF passengers on trips have
shown a wide divergence
Fireman Cadarr's bond was fixed in
the police court AT 81 0oo Officials Of
the company say that they believe all
principals in the affair have been ar
rested. When Detectives Boyd. Flat
herd and Bcrham arrested Cadarr the
latter carried a lunch basket in which
We're found almost a thousand punch
ed tickets supposed 10 have been Ia
ken from the furnace at the company :
plant where the tickets are usually
destroyed. Later detectives foun
900 tickets OF the same kind in a
trunk at his home. He made frank
admission Of his part in the affair and
told the detectives that others were
In il with him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-24
The Best Remedy for Rhfumau>m

VVINN hEftfE l'" r''''@'
All who use Chamberlain Pain Balm
for rheumatism are delighted with the
quick relief from pain which it affords.
When speaking of this Mr.. ID. \. Sinks.
OF Troy. Ohio. says: Some time ago |
had "a severe attack Of rheumatism III
my arm and shoulder. tried mum.
erous remedies but got no relief until
recommended by Messrs. + Parsons \
Co. druggists of this place. to try Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. They recom-
menaed it SO highly that | bought a
bottle. was soon relieved OF all pain.
| have since recommended this liniment
TO many of my friends. who agree with
me that it is the best remedy Tor muscu-
lar rheumatism in the market. For
sale by all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-24
SIX MEN IN THE GANG.
Southern Train Robbers Get Away
With About $4,000.

Little Rock, Ark, April 24.-lt Is
stated that over $4,000 was secured
| in the holdup of the Choctaw. Okla
homa and Gulf train near Iron Noun
tain crossing. four and a half miles
west of Memphis.
Sidney Drew. the negro porter. who
was shot by the bandits, was taken 10
St. Nncent's hospital. where his
wound was dressed. His condition is
serious.
G.. T. Meader, the express messen-
ger. was badly beaten over the head
and shoulders with IA pistol. but he
was able to continue his run. The
passengers were not molested.
Six masked men boarded the train
when it made the usual stop al
Bridge Junction. Ark. after crossing
the Mississippi river bridge. They
escaped observation. When point
half a mile west of Iron Mountain
crossing had been reached Messenger
Ncader started To pass from the first
car to the second. where the express
safes were. as he had finished arrang-
ing thc baggage AS he opened the
door he was confronted by four arm
cd men. One of the gang grappled
with Mcader and secured the pistol
he carried in a belt around his waist.
About this time the train began 10
slow up and soon came to full stop.
| Then shooting began. The two mon
who had been in the rear OF the sec
ond car captured Sidney Drew. the
train porter. and made him uncouple
tho cars. Under orders from two or
the men who had mounted the cab.
Engineer Johnson pulled the two bag
gage and express cars about half z
mile away from the balance of the
train to point in the midst of dense
canebrake and 10 or Is miles from
any habitation.
"Open the local safe or we Will XII
you shouted the leader of the gang
~ tho messenger The messenger obey
Cd and one of the men placed the con
tents OF the local safe in sack.
"Now YOU get into the car ahead. was
tho next order. Meader did not seem
IN move fast enough to suit the ban
dit who had him in charge and he fell
| !, ,1oader with the butt Of revolver
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SAFETY OF FOREIGNERS.
''ese ENJOYS Prepared 70 Guaran-
tee Protection.

Washington April 2i.-It is under
al -"E" that the Chinese plcnipo-
aaaF.., At Pcking. Prince Ching
y Hung Chang. are prepared to
= guarantee To the powers for the
"tetlon of all foreigners In China
@e loroign troops now stationed
Se ase withdrawn. Thus far the
saAon oi the foreign forces has
- aSel as necessary In order TO
ss.S' order and protect foreigners.
We 'Alncse authorities say that
e' mas been so far rc-established
Tue imperial government Is fully
u airect the Chinese troops in
way as to secure complete
= . the interests OF all foreign
iAls Is understood 10 be the
!" ~" withdrawal OF 10000
=" 'fo9ns and IL Is earnestly hop
N 'noNS Chinese officials that this
" followed by n similar move
h. 'P2A IN" nart of the other for
iofees IN China
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-24
Does II PQH to buy Cheap.

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more
severe and dangerous results OF throat
and lung troubles. What shall you do!
Go to a warmer and more regular elm.
ate? Yes, if possible if not possible for
you, then in either case take the only
remedy that has been introduced in all
civilized countries with success in severe
throat and lung troubles. "Boschee's
German Syrup" 1t not only heals and
stimulates the tissues to destroy the
germ disease. but allays inflammation.
causes easy eXpectoration. gives good
nights rest and cures the patient. Try
one bottle. Recommended many years
by all druggists in the world. Get
Green's Prize Almanac.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-24

Geo. l.. Heard of High Tower.
Georgia. writes: Eczema broke out on
my baby covering his entire body. Tn
der treatment of our family physician he
got worse as he could not sleep for the
burning and itching. We used box of
Banner Salye" on him and by the time
il was gone he was well. The Doctor
seeing it was curing him said. stick to
il for it is doing him more gooi than
anything have done for him
CHRIS. SCHUTZ.
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AGREE ON PUNISHMENT
Ministers Ask Four Mere Heads and
DEGRADATION Of Many Others.

New York, April PA dispatch to
The Herald from Peking says:
The ministers of England. France.
America Holland. Belgium and Italy,
To whom the question of provincial
punishments was assigned. have sub
mitted a report TO the diplomatic corps
that they demand four more behead-
inss and the punishment by exile
AM degradation OF eighty more Of
fcta1c
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c REPORT THAT UNITED
JOINS IN DEMAND
FOR MORE HEADS.
Ls1Ruc1loNs TO RockH'lL
,he Joint Conferences but Is
,..o TO Minimize the Punish.
,.o,s and Restra'" Unnecessary
,.no Of Biood-Chinese En-.
:. Now Prepared to Guarantee to
,e Protection Of Foreigners.

r,shington, April 2a.-lt is said at
,,te department. that the Pekins
,rhts representing the United
i iointly in the demands for
mad. and more punishment in
- not correctly portray the
..no Of this government. AS a
-. q fact Mr.. Rockhill. our spe-
Commissioner at Peking. Is act
.,a.r broad instructions from the
5.ua4tmcnt to do all within his
IS restrain the unnecessary
t4ine III blood. His presence with
a;ni.f,rs in their consideration OF
sssf. II punishments of provin-
.4s is. therefore. distinctly
Laaafe ana deterrent. He is seek
!, \ .nimze the punishments and
!. ~ Guubtcd that he can do this
= rreat success by adhcring to
sa.eaa- of the ministers than by
k-.afs'Y withdrawing himself from
!. alterations. even though thu
..aranoc Is thereby conveyed that
!. n fall sympathy with their de-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-24

IL had piles So could Get no rest nor
find a cure until tried DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye. After using il once. | for-
got ever had anything like Piles. +.
&. Boice. Somers Point. N. \. Lock out
for limitations. BE sure YOU ask for De
Wits.
Cook X ORR.
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No New Complications.

Berlin. April 2i.-Oficials here EN-
pl.a:ically deny the report cablod
from London that new complications
have arisen in the China question and
Washington. London and Berlin are
busily comforting on the subject
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"o TER GREAT RISING.
''rles Declare the Boxers Are
b. Not Subdued.

|oas - :, April 2i.-Thc Cologne
kn !" .''hs prints correspondence
keh "'I'nan missionary in China
n, =! that in Southern Pc Chi
Eh4, 'oAers are preparing for an
kes :. 'a' flsing.cspecially in the dis
h vh No''hg Ping Fu and Mai Ming
Mn n 'ne population sympa,hizes
ksre % %noNers because OF the famine
|srep,,,' u" population persistently
|pbori,' 'he DEGREES issued by the
(yern.. ~ 70 Nn Hsian (thc former
t saw y, " Shan SD the correspond
ftormad emperor Kwang Su was fully
fardero ~ =" 'he subject OF Yu Hsien's
|foyInci.p' " foreigners and ordered the
|sle W Judge at Kan Su to decap-
|Nearo1 '@'en who has fed and dis
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-24
rd.r,tion OF Sinqing Societies.

Berlin. April 2i.-FollowIng the en-
,a,or.s hint. a federation OF the def'
man male singing societies 's no" ~
ing organized for the purpose OF pei'S
ohio "a offer regular prizes 10 con'pos'
ers for melodious. deep lee'''s ION
,ancs and to foster their mas,er'.
anIi,;op His majesty has promised
% ooo marks towards the funn' ~ ~
rmpcror Williams express WISH ~.
German singing societies abroa', -
nocia,ly those Of the united '.'.' =
'n,,,o invited 10 ioin the fcd'ra''o"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-24

You cannot enjoy perfect health. rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes if your liver is
sluggish and your bowels clogged. De-
Wits Little Early Risers cleanse the
whole system. They never grippe.
Cook 4 ODFE
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-vc,ore in the Canaries.

London. April .i.-The Da'is , nN
i'o''"n nans The Canary Islands nave
p'' .,,, nv n cyclone. II persons
nelng killed. - injured ana ~" :
',,n,rc done to properly.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-05
9as saulpiersl sllnslid.

Gan Jrancisco. 23. syebr.
go piel Biz iebt auf @runb perlGbs
li4er 8eri4te feitseitellt rperben tonn=
te. iinb 1913 Menf9enlebsn beim llnz
tersans bes YoitOampfers .Gitp Of
Nio be Saneiro" berloren seaanden.
Gin padet. ipel9es bic papiere oes
3ablmeifers entb6lt. ipurbe 5eute
Morsen bon etlihen syiibsrn ssfuns
ben. @s 6efanben iicb oarunter bic
panagierliite uno cine 9ln5abl ean3sl=
lirte paKasiertidets unb oa iib Ha=
men auf Der elite beiinben. beren cans
aeairte pafasiertidets ii9 niebt unter
ben aufsefiidten Sidets bsiinbsn, 10
nimmt man an. baB bic betreffenben
pafagiere entipeber in Yotoboma,
Gobe ober 8onolulu ausseitiessn Iino.
Die poliaei bat auBerbalb bes
llfers iiiolia bon Sort Winfislb
Scott cine patrouille anssitellt. Der
Mertb Der Qabuns Der .Rio be Sas
Metro" If pssen bss Gs1lens lpi4tigsr
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Scr stanb berG Gub q. s;rage.

~Ss SsW"~ ~seSUp"~ Us"Dss
% afbinston, 3. g., 25. Jsbr.
9as Sematseomite fir 8esiebunsen
gu Cuba bat fib auf Elm 9fmenbsment
our 9lrmees8eiptllis esborlage be-
siisli9 Gu6a's seeisnist.
Sas 9(nnenbernent entbGlt folgerbs
Beitimmungen:
CUR grfiilIung Der am 20. 9(pril
1898 bonn Gonsreb erlaEenen Grfld=
runs in 8esus auf bic llnab5dnsisfeit
Guba's lit Der Yr6fibent ermGatist,
bic Resiering unb gontrolle Der sSnIel
Guba Der 8sbOlferuns bsrIelben gu
iiberlaiien, fobalb baielbit eine Geaiez
rnng erridtet 1T unter cine Gonitie
tuition, lpelde bic 5utiinftissn 8ez
siebuneen ber Ser. Staaten gu guba
oarlest, pie folst:
l.. Die Mesierllna bon Guba ioll
niemals nit elmer anberen auslpdrtiz
cen Ma9t ober MGdten einen Ser
trag abi6lieben, tpelber bic una6=
bansigteit guba's beeintrGdtist ober
elmer auspdrtisen Ma1t Gontrolle
iiber einen 1beil Der SnIsl sisbt.
2. Die Eesierung Ioa feline Dffentz
lihen @bulDtn maiden, penn bic sss
pObnliden Mnstiinfts ni6t ausrsi9en,
nah 8eitreitllns Der laufenoen Resiez
runasdMSadben bic ,3inien aui bic
S6ulben su 6e5ablen unp einen Silz
eungsfonos fir bic almdblide 46>
tra9ung Der Sdulo 81 f1affen.
3. Die Resieruns BON Gubd aiebt
BEN Ser. Staoten pas Reft. fir bic
Grbaltllna ber llnabbdnsisfeit Guba's
uno bic 9lufredter6altuns elmer paI=
fenben Hegisrung gum Shub ron
2eben, Gisenthum unb inoipipueqsr
sSreibeit einautreten.
4. Nlle BON ben Ser. Staaten in
Cuba ipdbrenb Der MilitGrperipalt,lna
getroffenen 9stiiisunsen iperben sut-
sebeibsn uno seieblidb anertannt.
5. Die @eoierung bon Suba pirb
Die berelts IN 19n9rift genommenen
OOer entiporfenen plGne our syDroez
rung Der seiunobeitlieben 0erbdltniiIe
unb our @erbinberllns bes 9lusbrudes
unD Der 0erbreitung epibemiider
arantteiten aasfiibren. reIp. ertpei=
tern.
6. Die sSidteniniel ion bon ben
eonititutionellen 8rsnsen Guba's aus
seIhlofen iein ,lnb Die ,8eitimmuna
oes geiibredtes iol Ipdtsr our9 sinsn
@Wsrtrag erfolsen.
z. I'm bic Regierung Der Ser.
Stadten in ben Stano gu ieben, bic
ltnabbansisteit guba's aufrs9t gu err
balten, oas Bolt Der Snlel gu idiiBen.
icpie gu ibrer eisenen 0ert6eipialna
ipirb Die &eeierllns guba's ben Ser.
Stdaten seniisenb 2Gnoereien abtre=
ten. un barduf on beltimmten pldyen
aoblenz uno 5lOttenltationen an5u@
legen.
8. 9ie 9iesisruns guba's miro bic
obi9en 8eitimmunsen etnem bauernz
ben Wertras nit ben Der. StaaIsn
einperletben. ..
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MuSIano.
Seuti d | a n b.
Srantfurta. a. 3d., 25. Nebr.

5rantfurta. M.. 25. se6r.
&Dnig Goiparo traf beute Morgen
hin Elm uno luurOe pom Stab bes bri=
tiicben Gpnlultats besriiBt. glenoem
Der a0nis ssfriititiidt bate. ipa5ierte
er auf oem BabnItsis, INN bic Mntunft
oes &aiIers su erlparten. Die 8s=
sriiBuna Der beioen Mpnar6sn mar
siue duBsrit beraliche. lin 8 llbr fab=
ren lie mittets Sonosr5uees na6
Sronberg.
Gronberg. 25. Se6r.
&Dnig Goparo unp aaiIer Wilbelm
trafen beute Morssn bier elm unb fub<
rem in eiMem Sblitten na6 Srieori1s>
bpf, no Der &ailer iib BON &6nis p:rz
obibieoete uno na1 Somburs aliriids
fubr. &Dnig goparo besab iib an
nas arantenbett Ieiner S1peitsr, Der
adiierin Griebrid. BEL Der sr cine
Witrtslitunoe ssymsilte.
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orei taltbliitiss Mprpe bssansen,
nebit elmer 4n5abl HGubereien.
CSiienhnfu. 11nfaIj
Giienb n.unfau.
Yittsburu. Na. %. ssebr

pittsbura pa., %. sSebr.
0ur4 ben 3uiammenitoB beg iiioz
li6 Sebenoen Yaiagier5uges go. 16
Qlniontopn @rprsB) unD zines 2ofalz
5ra6t5uses Der Pittsburg, @irsinia
e Gbarleiton=8abn, Der beute al6snb
BEL Goal 8alIep, 5 Meilen bon Mc>
aessport. itattfanb, iino spei perlo=
men getDotet uno prsi idper perlebt
iporben.
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g bilip en-.
80 anila. "a. sse6r,

VI anila, "a. Sebr.
Sm bieiissn 5onpol ltaotpisrtel ipurz
be teuts Wtprgsn unter ben guIpi5ien
Der nGpansel.cal Gburh" cine fart
bsiu1ts GerIammluns absebaltsn,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-05
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