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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06

SIR. Isaac Maehfn, keeper Of 81.
Anne'- Cemetry, . Oh weeks yaea-
fi0n-
Miss Nellie v. Peterson u North
Baltimore j. visiting her brother Mr.
Walter Peterson. at West Annapolis.
Mrs. George Patchell and ION James
spent Saturday with Mrs. Julia Field
meyer
Mrs ". Melissa Bedm0Te who has
been visiting Mr.. William Barber. has
returned 10 her home, Straiford Conn.
Mrs. VIM. 4. Barber u visiting Hiss
BedmoFe in Strafford Conn.
Miss Maggie Liufhicum and Miss
Maude Strickland. Of Baltimore are
guests 81 Mrs. james 5 Taylor. Main
street Miss Maude Strickland IL q
student At the Woman College Balti-
more, and j. spending part Of her
vacation here.
Mfs. Dora Blum aud Miss Ida Hill
man. Of Baltimore who have Teen
visiting the Misses Rosenberg and
Miss Sadie Fell have returned home.
Mrs. X. Vernon Houston, Of WASH
iugtOD. and son Sam, are visiting Mrs..
J. X Arnold. Church street.
Mrs.. Zinberg and son, Of Baltimore,
are visiting the family Of Mr.. and
Mrs Rolniek.
Mr.. Cohen, Of Baltimore is visiting
Mrs R0lnick-
Miss Eva Waller. Miss Mamie Edi-
son and Mr.. H. i. Bryan, Of Balti-
more. who have been the guests Of Miss
Nellie Dads. have returned home.
Mrs .. II. Bush leaves tomorrow 10
visit her daughter. Mrs. Ellis Strange,
81 J0hnstowu. Pa
Master Hubert Strange, who has been
visiting his grandparents here. has
returned 10 his home in JohBstOwn,
Penn
Mrs J. Kinter Roberts, Of Chester,
Pa. has returned home after several
DAYS visit 10 her mother on Charles
street.
Mr. }. ". Abbott, Of Iryington. is
visiting the Misses Linthicnm, Con-
duit street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06
SAILORS DIFFICULTIES
Young Men Caught in Storm off
Bay Ridge

SIR. Ward Fleharty and Mr.. Ira
Dairympie. ~ Washington. wbo are
sommerinx wifb an outing parry -
Arundel Bay. were caught In
tire sind storm last night While IN
a small saIib0sz on Bay Ridge.
The yousg men had come 70 town
early IN the afternoon - hfFa q boat
from Nr. " alter clark for pleasure
while At Arundel. They attempted
- sail from Annapolis. leaving here
about ~ .. ~. They encountered
q strong head Wind and were obliged
- Leaf about and tack. but were
eo1siderably delayed.
The wfndsforn Increased ia InteD-
sisg a. the boat reached Bay Ridge
tire young men pulled ashore. tied ~
their boat and waded around tie
shore - ArnndGl-on the Bay. . dis
fanee n two or three miles. They
reached their quarters about go, soak
"a wifb the rain and much bedraggied.
Great aukiefy was feit - their friends
aDlli their FstuTu. and Annapolis
was teisrloBed - several times re-
qneHtinx that = searching parry BE
sent oat from stise Doat5ouse ~ Ar.
CLARK.
Tie Young men walked over - Bay
Ridge this morning and secured the
boaif beg bal eft there last night,
sailing afognd - Arundel 10 high
spirits after their uncomfortable ex-
perienee - ffIs day DrssiOgs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06

IN urgent appeal Is ma.ls = tAe
public in behalf - a mosE Nortay
and respectable eoEored w0man- For
many years she was = FaiEAf1I an.l
valued servant in \ family living In
this city, the immediate memeers 81
which are dad The eondlLlon 81
this woman is pitiabie-
She Is . hopeless eripDEe. 4lso-
lutely unable % move abouE her rssona
or 10 help herself a. al ~ae hAs ~.
relatives and the eolorsd Eaml1v. -
Who's house. The sick woman aas a
room. Is very kind 90 her buG mnnev
j. needed - pay Tor seETice rsniier-
Ell II s0me ehariEablv disposed peg
s0ns would subseribe n dollar Or
two \ year. mueh eoul1 be dene fsE
her comfort
Money - most uxgel4ly 1eetLe<l. a -
bed clothes. undeEeiothing AMI eum-
forts Of all kinds It seems sal lAat
such q worthy ease shoul1 BE- fn 0ur
midst. and comparatively lizfls slene
20 relieve the sudsrings - So warEag
a woman who worked faithfully ~
long Is she y A. able conEri hutlens 80
any kind will Be resolved sn1 used e.
sent 10 Miss Nay Brooke Tate. -
Market street The public - urged zg
respond and help - make m1re eonz-
Portable grateful. patient ard appre-
eiative eolored woman NJ r T.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06

Mr.. &. G. Magruder, . ~eIl-knOwn
attorney Of Upper Marlboro, Nd. who
has been indorse by the Democrats u
his county--Prinee GeOrges-fOr clerk
OF the Court OF Appeals. arrived in
Baltimore yesterday and win remain
until after the state convention on
Thursday
Mr.. Magruder says he is in the fight
to stay, and If be is nominated be will
make a thorough canvass Of every
county in the State, as well as Bal
timoFe city Mr.. Magruder's son. Mr.
NJ. Hampton Magruder- is the present
states attorney Of Prince Georges
county
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06
FOR FRESH AIR FUND
Lawn Party at Murray Hill on
Thursday

That Annapolis may send IL mite -
ibe Fresh Air Fnnd that helps and
materially benefits 20 many pfOr
ehlI8Fen ~ sending them - tlls
country Tor . few weeks from TIE big
cities h0t and dusty tenement dis
irlets. twg ladies. residents ~ Mnfrag
1861. arr working - this end.
Accordingly . Garden Party will
~ given on Tharsday afternoon. An
wust 3. from - O'Clock On the
iawn II Nfs. SnOwdeu Walk. corner
Soaflgate avenue snd FfankIin street.
There viii - for sale All kinds u
homemade cake. candy, ice cream. and
a fishing pond Young girls will 50
sisf Alrs. ). De =. Douw, wife 81 ex-
Mayor D0uw and Mrs. Sn0wden Walk,
nuder whose management the garden
party is % BE- held.
All the receipts are f0F tie Fresh
sir society. whose object - 10 send
roor children 90 the rural districts
f0r an oufiBg-au object that com
mends itself 90 everyone. u - hoped
literal pafTDnage viii BE- accorded
the 1arlsn party, which has for its
object such a worthy cause.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06
QUEER METHODS USED
Franks Played With Electricity a.
Germantown

Not since electricity was first ase4
for lighting purposes. and perhaps
never before. have such methods been
used for giving light a. are nOw en-
pI0yed ~ Germantown, our little sab
arb.
For the past several months tbe
electric light ~ front - the resi-
deDces ~ tleSsTs. isaac Maehln and
George Basil has been The source ~
trouble and will not light without
being forced 70. aud some very uuees
methods are employed.
afr. MacbiB, when the light 5eg4n
10 give trouble, made himself q com
mittee 81 one to perform the duty 81
seeing that the light WAS not tagging
IN It's nightly work, 30 aTmiBg him
self with q large axe would proceed.
as soon a. darkness fell, across the
road and bit the pole = number ~
times, when suddenly the light would
flash and shine throughout the night
SIR. NacbiB, however. has beeOme
weary ~ bis position. and has given
IL up to Master George Basil. the
liye-year-OId son 81 SIR. and Mrs.
George Basil, who reside opposite
the light The method employed by
this little fellow - very amusing.
As soon as be finds Ont that the cur
rent is on (which be can tell only By
looking up the road q short distance
at another electric light, which Is IN
good working OrdeF) he secures a
brick. carries il across the road and
rubs IL on the stone wall u the Nation
al Cemetery. which be says puts elec-
tTicity in the brick He then goes -
the pole. on which is suspended the
electric light. hits IL several times and
up comes the light
This is the little fellows nightly
duty and he longs for niglHlfaIl in order
10 perform il. Several men Of the
Electric Light Company have tried 70
fix this light. but without avail. So
there is no way Of telling how long
the boy will have 10 KEEP up his work
in order to give the residents Of Ger
mantown and the travellers Of Camp
Parole light at night
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06
TALK or FUSION
Political Dissatisfaction in Anne
Arundel

There il no probability u tbs eIs-
ment Of the local Democratic party
known A. the Bond-Nos or anti-
Wells faction uniting with the Re-
politicians in nominating = fusion
ticket this fall
General Bond. u the Fourth dis
ifiet. and Robert Moss, ~ Annapolis,
have both stated that they wlIi sup
p0rt the ticket ~ nominated ~ The
county convention 10 order IN bis
capacity ~ chairman ~ the state
Central Committee, General Bond
said The will ~ tiie majority has
been made clear. and there II no ex-
cuse for any man who has Democratic
blood IN his veins falling - yield >
hearty support - the ticket"
II IL claimed ~ the adberenfs - The
auti-WeIis faction that there j. far
more probability - = fusion movement
between the Republicans and a num-
Der 81 Democrats 10 the fODrth and
Fiftb districts, which are CHASED -
Wells men. II ls elsiDe1 that the
Fifth district which il contiguous 70
Baltimore city. vas treated very shah
billy ia the convention. and there was
also AS element ln The Fourth dletIiet
which was much dfsgruBfled.
The Fiftb district j. solid for viii
lam -, Gisehei for the senatorial
nomination. and ~ bfs speesb - tbs
convention Afr. Clsei5sI himself nsed
Language wb1el might be interpreted
as . threat 20 knife the tfeket II BE
vas not pat On ~ the leading place.
There vas minority ~ tie delegation
from flJs ToBrtb disfriet which urged
tie nomination o. John W. Disney for
county commissioner. Instead - =, =.
EblDlsy, who was nominated. and
q Andersen for tie H0gse % Dele
Rates il place ~ murray
These claimed that = poll - he
district had been denied them. - -
alleged that there j. more danger -
fusion movement from this source
than there IL from the anti-WelIs
Democrats.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06
THOMSON SCHOLARSHIPS iMiRB
william B. Budd and George j.
Richers are Successful
Candidates

william y. BudA. - yfss1a. Pa
and fseorxe J.. Klebers. - AAroo11-
Pa. we've aungunesd - she sueesss-
ful candidates for re Fr1a< Iaeulsssr
sehoIarnhfps. tw0of whieb viii here
after BE- asarIe,I every gear ffam 80
PeunsyiwauIa Railroad employee
These are TIE 1rst awards - ~ se1ol-
nrSbfps ever male.
~ the two suecessf4l Contestants
william r. Endd ma1s - hlxlsst
nnnber ~ points - bis sxAul inHtiaEz-
He j. . sea - A. 81. Ru<ld- g1sA An-
zineer o. the PennsylwAnfa >ysieua.
and resides in Media- Pa 8e - ssF-
enteep years - age and - . xxnsin@sa
- Media High -ehooi- If wlll eater
the @bensid =eienE51e @ehool &C
Yale University ~ IN Pail
fseorxe J. Kiebers - sos q bear
.. Elehers. pbo - employed IN tae
cabinet ahops ~ Altconz- 1seaE
RicbeFB istwepty -fonr ye9sa q axa ans4
= rradcafs - Aito-srA Hixa -eaeei-
IIe was employed - > Gses4eaxar sa
the oeEee - fhs fsensral -nrextrtrE.-
dent - Motive Poser In Alteeaa -
Anxust. 1910. znd was is1er sr11srsrss.t
- the naehlDs siseps - a. arprsntlea-
While working in the syers Re par
IaAAHAAFH
eornpteting bfs eDurse ~ E8N Sleeps im
100 xrsdnatsd frors tae 4l11nua flix1
school. wben - em1ere& t4e sn4v4r-
slty - PsnnsyIFsnis- He hzs Hs-
e0uplste4 one pear laers-
The Frzrk TAo1sseu selso-zrslsz So
we're ESTABLISHES ~ An1 Tsen1sen-
Frank 8xAban Ta01E%en 914 alsrlz
Th0ms0n. ebiltrsn - the a4Ee F-znx
Thomson. formerly presftZsrt - tae
psnnsylpanfz kasis1zd seuapslug-
The xr4nf0rs - 1hls truss f4nL ~
EfzC. 60 declared tAar ic w1s 11e1-
desire - aaofI - TIE sons ~ lfTla<
ard decreased srrIoTess of f6e llnss
- sls PsaBsyi gani1 kailrea1 81 eps-
portunity Tor > t@ehrieal ssislezrsfu-
The Scholarships samoun1s g. 80 .
year. I've will ne aw4r1ssl every
year. - that afzez faur Feazs s4e
total - eight wsn viii BE- IA 9silexe
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06
Serious Loss to Old Man

An old eoIored man named Booze.
who serves the residents Of Arundel
ou-tbe-Bay with ice and who keeps =
little store at Arundel. sustained = ser
ious loss this morning Booze WAS
making some purchases in the store
Of Mr.. Joseph W. Trautwein, city
Dock. He had SO in 4 small sugar
bag and paid for some Of the pur-
chases- placing the bag with the
money in his hip pocket. Before
leay ing the store the old man felt in
his pocket for the money and il was
gone. The bag contained s. in one
dollar notes, = - note and small
change. He is not able to sustain the
loss
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06

Mr. Herbert L Rice. 81 washing
ton. will BE examined 81 mental AMI
physical examining boards a. he
Naval Academy Tomorrow for the
position o. professor 81 mathematics
~ that institution lie has LATELY
filed = position in the NasaI Obssr-
vatory AZ WasbiBgton- The nen.al
examining board will consist ~ Pro-
fess0rs P 4 AIger. - g. Dodge an1
H. PAIL The physical examining
board viii consist ~ Surgeons -
~ PiekelI and A. NJ MeCornick
and Passed Assistant Surgeon - ".
Blackwell
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06
SasaIOrders

The following naval orders have
been issued:
Commander g. Il. CLARK. detached
duty IN command of the Texas Au-
gust IL. 10 the Naval Academy Au-
gust -.
Lieut. Commander G. Wells. de-
taehed duty naval proving ground,
Indian Head to the Bureau Of Ord
nance. Navy Department, for tempo
rary duty.
Lieutenant a.. X. Train. detached
duty navy yard. Washington, August
10. to duty as aid ON the staff OF the
commauder-in-chief. United Safes At
fantic Fleet. on board the Connect
cut. August Is.
Lieutenant -. Chase, detached duty
naval station. Guantanamo TO home
and granted thirty days leave
Lieutenant W. :. Miller detached
DUTY in command Of the De Long; 70
home and granted leave II one month
Lieutenant d. 6 Bingham, detach-
"a duty the Tennessee to command
the Vfper when commissioned
Ensign +. II. Sadler, detached
antv with torpedo boats in reserve Al
the Norfolk navy yard, to command
the De Long.
Ensign X. NJ Griswold. detached
duty naval station, Guantanamo; 70
home and granted thirty days leave.
Midshipnan r. II. Roberts, detach-
ed duty on the Missouri, ordered 70
the Hopkins
Chief Gunner }. q. Evans. detached
duty At Mare Island navy yard August
o. ordered 10 the naval station at
Guam. sailing from San Francisco ON
or about September ;.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06
LABOR DAT ATHLETICS
Athletic Carnival q Gigzzric Prs-
portisns az Janesro~z

An athletic carnival 81 xrEnzse
proportions has b~er arr1nge1 a. a
Dart - ths Labor Day prpgrzs saae1
wlII - observed 80 ta@ Aaaaaslasen
Exposition ou -epzsmtssr =
The meet wiIi - open 60 registered
athletes from al oes- EI4e eassanE - sal
already q zrs4t nIAaF have sazn16szsl
their lntenti0n 90 enterinx me eam-
tesla Amateur Ashlsgfe Ju5au oates
will govern the events ant aanalsssazss
medals will be AWARDED tse - annars-
cosering AL kinsls - enEleaze ant anna
tear athletics the events vii fnrI1zlza
the hundred yard dash via A1H.llean
the tx0 twenty yarI 1ash. aIso vita
handicap. and she half nafle runs. haan-
dfeaps being likewise allowsd ~ ah@se
latter events
Then there wilI 8s sae hurIle raess
Oser the tuo-twenrF-y eslursf.
saCt puts. ruuning and stAasl1n.s
broad jump TIE high f1mp. t.sxstaer
zifh the hammer snd 1iseus zArsw-
ing. enc of the nest fnlerestfnzs
events - expeefesI o. Be tie half- mile
run. I'm which nowiees enEv wEf
contest There are = namoer ~ az1-
Ietes who viii enter this evsnE- and
the finish viii - eloss and exciting.
Following this there viii he = SER
les % events open only 70 naeaI s.s-rs
% the Labor t'niou- These eon1eszs
will embrace the far msnss raee. tAe
p0tfo race. the saek r1es and = sas
of war &c is expected hat uurnHer
wbo participate IN the events eE this
meet will remain a. tar Exnasitissm
during The next feW days - taza
part IN the annual meet &C fA@ Naza~
teur Athletic Union. which vii a.ssf
take part a. the JamesEnWn E1Nposl-
tion. being held exerr year Ca deter
mine the amateur Champions 81 l4s
United State.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06

Four transports are seheSi1lss1 "a
leave San Francisco during A1zust Tea
Manila They are tie Wares. lr@ak.
Buf0rd and Logan The trips ara
made necessary IN order to plaee ~
the Philippines the rsgimanfs destined
for duty IS a relief or o9Aer eom-
mands. the tour ef duty q whiea -
the island has expired The as1v
transport kIip4triek- running netween
Newport News. Va and Havana. will
be taken OF the line daring the ne1E
two months for repairs >he wsz1 -
sueeeeded kv the SELL.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06

Harriet I. Brewer has been granted
81 the Circuit Court ~ Anne Arundel
comfy aseparation from her husband
Charles T.. Brewer, and The custody
ana control Of her three children. Her
attorney was Robert Moss, Esg.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06

Mrs Charles Dsbes.nss wazner. az~a
g years, died In BalfimoEs yester.lnv.
The funeral wilI take place Thurs.lav
from 81 James Churcb. Bai1imore.
Ibtsrment IN Holy Rsdeensr Cems-
terry.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06

Mr.. David v. Bright is building
n plumbing shop in the rear Of the Ma
sonic Temple on Conduit street Mr.
Bfight's plumbing shop Was formerly
located on Main street near r p
Strange & Sons paint shop
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-06

fPers0us wAo have frfencs ~ zuesta ana
desire tEe publication CT tire 50 us viii please
snzt their names 70 this ofIcs--EDIrOk-l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

Mdnner befinben Iid) NIT flir6tbaren
Terlesiingen I'M 5oipital, unb es
miro criuartet, bab bier bon i6nen
lter6eu iperben.
gs lit 5tpeifelbaft. oh Die 3abl Der
@etDoteten ien,nls befanrt perben
piro. 9an Den bisberieen Grntit<
telungen puroen fiinf3ebn 9ellte bon
Dem gliibenben WletaIl no0itGabig
iiberraid)t, uno ebe iie iid9 reften
fonrten, luaren lie bereits inter feds
SUB Der peiSsliibenSen Iaiie bes
9raben. Sbre 2eihen tperoen bcrs
ausiiebtli6 ME sefunben tperben.
Son ben 9eidJen, ipelhe lih Jest irr
Der Morgue befinben, 6aben einiee
Irme. 8eine unb &opf perloren,
pdbrenb Die itbruen pollitdnbig un>
fenntlidb itnb. Cine Mnsabl 9euk
baben bas gleenliht psrloren. unh
slrtbere baben 10 i6ipere @erTeeungen
oabonaetrneeu. Oab i9tlen Irne un0
Seine am1putiert perben nlaiBten.
Cine f6redltcbe @eShihte tpairbe
beute bon Si(fss Coroner 2aihlep ers
5dblt, tpclher iaet, baB Elm iinset
Iusfdnber bur1 Sic erbaltenen Wers
letuneeu BEN gerltunb berIor unb IL
einen Sopf nit acknowledgment Msetar
iprana. no er poflitdnbis perbrannte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
Ge(6aftsfa6rer: Soren, @ommer

unter Die 8riees9elebe geitellt. Ian
mill bamit ni6t Der @eiunpbeitsbes
bDrbe einen Ieripeis ertbeilen, eab
iie ibre Sfli6t nicbt erfiille, ionbern
Die Selte 5ipingen. iid ben @noros
nungen uno @eitimmungen oieler
8eb0rbe su unterlperfen. glIe
Soli5eibeamten Der Staot baben oas
Hedt, ir9enb ipelbe Serlon 5u pers
baften. ipelfe Die @oribriften Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES berlett. Die
Sotal1 1Nltnmer bon Sicberfdlen be-
trd9t bis jeet 1,019.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
Sabrgaug 36.

SRI. 9foTe Sef, % Sabre unb Srai
Snmes gapanaigb, 5pei Waol Ira
gebro6en.
Ser llnfau ereignete iif, als IN
Der 6alle cine aartenpartie 9e9eoeil
ipuroe. Sic @asleitung mar nid]t
in Srbnung, man peripiirte @ds@
geruh unb Die oerren Tope ino
SGeibner ipollten in einem gieben@
5immer na6 Dem Sebler llld)en.
&aum 6utten lie BORT 2id)t 9enladt.
uls uucb ihon Die Grploiion erfol9te
umb pbig seIhilbertes lln1eil anride
tete. Sic SaQe lit elm 5lpciitofi9es
Steingebdube; bns Snnere oesielben
ipuroe total bemoliert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
Der Sd)ab npn Eeriien seiturben.
q { b E ram. 9. sSnn.

Sebe n. 8. San.
Ser Shab bon Seriien i6ieb aes
itern Ibenb aus Dem 2eben. Sie
offi5ielle Sefanntmn6nng miro crit
nloraen eriol9en glae grben unb
Iiuilter bes Serrlchers tparen am
Sootenbette periammelt unb balb naf
Sonnenuntergan9 ipurben Die Sbiiren
oes Sarems peribloIien. Sas mar
oas 3ei6en, pab Der S6ab seitor>
ben iei.
S6ab @u5ufier eb 0in aabiar
S6nbinibob. fpl,rbe am 25. Mdr5
1883 als Der Sobn Des NalIr cd Sin
Sdbob se6oren, ii6ernabm ant 1. Wtai
1896 oie Sii9el Der He9ierrng uno
mar Der FINITE Souperdn Der SDnas
Itie &abidar. gr binterlGBt fiini
SDbne nno II Srin5ellinnen. Sein
giadiolger miro 0tubanmeb S(li
W'ir5a. ee6oren am 21. SUM 1872.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
Snbnquc, SOwa, 9itnstag, ben 15. Sanuar 1907.

tpdren, eilten aus i6ren &abinen an
Sed. eini9e iprnneen iogdr iiber
Soro uno MIR nieren mar eS niht
moglid bas Sreie 3u erreihen. Ser
8ranb nabm einen iol6en llntfang
an. baB an eiue 9fettlln9 bes Sdife
fes ntHt mebr 5u benfen mar, unb
Der 3apitdn befabl ieinen Wtatroien,
Die Gettuu9sboote aussuieben. Siinf>
uno3pan3is Eafiasiere forrlten alti
oieie 8eiie serettet tperben, obipobI
Die Gettung in gnbetrad]t Der i6ipiez
ri9en &iiitenperbaftniiie feline
leifte mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
SSic leiten6e bemti6ldnbif6e SLATER
iiber ben segeniudrtis tsbenben
Wablfaupf benfen.
sc e no q ri, 7. Sdr

Nep Dprf, 7. San.
Ser ygep gorfer Staats3eitltng
melbet man aus Berlin, DaB Die gluss
ii6ten, bel BEN fommenoen Neutpabs
len gum 9iei6stag (iie iinb befannt>
li6 alif ben 25. Snnliar nnberaumt)
tperoe ein Suiammenl6luB Der .nns
tionalen" Sarteien gescn Centrum
uno So5ialoemofratie erfoleen. / 6
i'm mer troitloier sei a r
ten. Sie @iniidbt, baB es ,giiie
lit nit oem frii6en frobliben ariea
gegen Die b0Ie .Iebenregierung
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trum frelIbig begriibt. babel aber bof
cine seipiie Seflemmiine berrGtb:
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perbeblen. beiBt es in Der berii6nten
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folg baben fam, ipenn er olirf
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let 8il erlan9en iueiB. Sas Centrum
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in Der Sbladt". gSir baben idon
jiingit ausgefiibrt. baB lie bon ibren
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ibren anberen @ablfreiIen ioiprt Die
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trum miro selpiB iein. feline @erluite
befiirdten su miiilen. Serielben
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tratie boift. 5u ibren 70 geanbaten
nod 20 ober mebr 6u eroberu. gSer>
ben oieie Tarteieu. Die am Gage
der glufloi,ing Die Mebrbeit bilpeten,
niht seihipdd)t. febren lie in alter
ober erbDbter Stdrfe fpieoer. IN a 6
bann?
Sic .Seuticbe Saees3eihlng", paS
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ipiinibt bas Centrum arf ben gIpdss
berg. aber linn lit bod nidbt tpobl 81
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.Bie Die Sinse lauien nerben
bus lGBt lid beute nod nidbt logen.
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rubige Wiengc miro icbper 5u pedeu
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men iein. Sic Bablpnrole. Die burd
ben @riino Der slufloluns seseben lit
bat cine gepaltise, 8uetrditise. nas
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