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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
General Superintendent
WESTERN UNIONS ATTITUDE.

New York. Aug. 13.-President Rob.
ert c. Clowry. OF the Western Union
has issued the following statement
as to his eompany's attitude:
There is absolutely no cause for
the present strike. 1t was precipitated
by hotheads and incendiaries. and was
not even authorized by the union it
self. as they admit. The Western
Union is standing. and viii stand. by
the agreement made with Commits
siones Neill
We do not regard the walkout
which took place today as repre-
sentative action of our employees Our
reliable men have all remained WITH
as and We have more than enough
operators TO handle our business. IN
fact. We sent 200 men home tonight
whom we hastily summoned earlier.
in the afternoon. thinking we should
need their help. We always we're will
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
HIGH DEGREE MASONS
OF indian Territory Meet at South
McAliister-Auxiliary Bodies
Meet Also.

South McAiester, I. r.. Aug. Ia
Masons Of high degree from all over
the territory are gathered here take
part in the annual session of the
grand lodge and the meetings Of sew
eral Of the auxiliary bodies. The
grand lodge meeting began in the
Masonic Temple today aud will con
tinue over tomorrow The grand
chapter, Order of the Eastern Star.
win hold its sessions Thursday and
Friday Tomorrow night the Master
Mason degree viii be conferred by
the South McAlester lodge, No. CT.
Thursday night an organ recital will
be given for the ENTERTAINMENT OF the
visitors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
TO try CAPTAIN.

Savannah, Ga, Aug l3.-captain I
r Freeman, of the ill-fated STEAMSHIPS
Allegheny which piled between this
city and Baltimore. was placed y.
trial here today to show cause why
mis- license should not be suspended
CT revoked for alleged neglig snce, un-
ekillfumess and endangering life The
charges result from the destruction Of
the Allegheny, which was br rrned at
sea July II last when the lives Of
fifty four persons were endangered
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
JERSEY WOMAN ,o4 YEARS OLD.

Newoark. N. j., Aug. i3.-Mrs.
Sarah Doremus of this city, celebrated
her 1d4th birthday today. She was
born at Saddle River, N. j., Aug. -,
1903. After her marriage she moved
10 Parsippany, whore she resided un-
til year ago, when she came to live
with her daughter In Newark Mrs
Doremus. or Aunt Sally" as she IS
generally known. lost her husband in
1883. but they celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary together.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
MORE TROUBLE
AT BELFAST
RIOTERS FIRED UPON nv STREETS
5Y BRITISH TROOPS AND
cAVALRYMEN.
Hospitals Are Crowded With Wound.
ed-Rict Act Read-Mob At.
tackled Inspector Of
Police.

|
Belfast, Aug. H. British trool I
fired on the rioters IN the streets here
I last night and as result the hospita j
4 are oyererowded with wounded. How
many persons were Injured IL is In,
/ possible at this time 10 estimate, bat
| the number must be very great Tha
J firing followed night Of iioting.
during which police and the troops
| charged the mobs in the streets again
and again, only to be met with show
ers cf paving stones and other mis-
siles and to be driven back In confu.
SIGN. Even hayonet charges on the
part Of the infantry had no effect ul-
on the crowds in the streets. At mid
night, 50 far as could be learned only
but scores were being conveyed to
the hospitals and their homes suffer.
ilg from bayonet, saber and bullet
wounds. A number Of soldiers are
also among the Injured
The principal scene OF the trouble
was around the constaDulary barracks
In the Culling Tree road. where q
great crowd Of men and women gath
cred at G o'clock and made furious
ATTACK on che OF the police inspectors
The police hurried to the rescue, but
were driven back, and the troops were
sent to the scene Their appearance
was signal for a shower OF brick
bats at once. Stones, bars OF iron
and whatever missiles the enraged
crowds could lay their hands uEon
were thrown.
With the troops was troop Of cav
airy which charged the crowd with
drawn sabers, but they, too, were
beaten back and several saddles were
emptied
Finding their headway creoked by
the furious ohslaughs cf the pCpdla.e
the commander Of the troops COM
tniaffsE@a fiis riat act To be read. This
was greeted with jears aaa another
shower cf missiles. The troops were
then ordered to fire and poured two
yolleys down the street Dozens were
seen TO fall, but many Of che wounded
we're carried away by their friends.
Others were left lying where they
fell and We're conveyed to the hos
pitals.
The wrecked condition of the
streets and houses In the Falls and
Grosvenor districts of this city tes
tify to the severity of the rioting last
night. Hardly a window or a street |
lamp remains intact; doors have been
in by the heavy stones hur |
ed by the strikers at the advancing |
cavalry and the street paving is torn /
up on all sides, having furnished the
rioters with missiles.
The strikers are still in a very ag-
gressive mood Only the strong
forces Of troops on duty prevent them
from attacking the men who are at |
work
Rioting continued until nearly midi |
night. The rioters stretched chains
across the streets to impede the |
of troops, who charged the
mob no less than forty times. Six
yolleys were fired into the mob and
official reports state that three per
sons were killed, six seriously and
hundreds slightly wounded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
FEAR DISASTERS AT SEA.

FEAR DISASTERS AT SEA,
Washington, Aug. l3 with the
probability OF delayed transaction q
government business, as a result
of the telegraphers' strike, that part
cf the administration remaining in
Washington Is deeply concerned al
the growth Of the movement and is
hoping fer intervention by the pres
ident.
Officials believe that widespread
wallsout Of teiegraphers might result
in disasters at Sea, especially as tha
hurricane season on the Atlantic is
approaching Mariners depend upon
information furnished by the govern
ment as to the state of weather. This
particular service dependg upon utls
vices from the interior, and any pro-
longed Interruption or suspension CT
telegraphic adviees from the various
stations of the Weather Bureau might
be serious in its consequences to ship
ping and life at sea.
Already the Weather Bureau has
felt the force of the strike, giving in
dication of the situation that must
confront the bureau now that a strike
of all members of the Commercial
Telegraphers' Union of America IS
nearly complete.
Most of the operators employed by
the government departments at Wash
ington are union men and while they
say they have no grievances, it is
that If strike order is
issued it will be obeyed by govern
ment operators.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
MANAGER STONES oEEeR.

New York. Aug. 13.-General Man
ager Stone, of the Associated Press,
sent ont the following notice tonight
to all the operators of that associa-
ton:
New York, Aug 13--To All Oper-
ators. The men who have stood b.
the service in this emergency will re
oeiYe their salaries and will be paid
extra fer the time served as a bonrs
rntil further notice. Extra men viii
be paid double price
Me. STONE. the 4. p
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
BEAUTIFUL PICTURE FREE.

Farm Progress. a big monthly agii
cultural paper. devoted tothe inter
ests Of the American farmer. his
home and industries. in giving awag
free with every three-year subscrip
tion a beautiful fruit picture. size 22V
% inches. entitled National Fruits
This is a beautiful picture. in six col
ers. aud makes a handsome dining
room ornament Send - cents Tor q
three year Subscription or three one.
year Subscriptions today. Address All
orders 10 Farm Progress. St Lodisi
Mo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

Rockford IN Aug I3-There was
sood attendance today az the open
ing here of the annual session ef the
Illinois grand lodge Of the Sons Of 81
George. The gathering viii remain in
So ssion through tomorrow. the time
being divided between social features
and the transaction Of business reiaf
ing to the Affairs of the order.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14


We're Just renedied them We mus
be allowed to run our business with
out Interference and we propose to
do So
ASSOCIATED PRESS OPERATORS
Chicago, Aug 13-Immediately af
ter the strike the local officials of the
Associated Press took what measures
they could for furnishing the news
papers the best possible service III
der such conditions.
The demands made by the opera
tors, submitted Just twenty-four be
fore the walkoat. were as follows:
Day work Six days, eight hours
daiig, $50 week ami overtime and
extra at the rate OF 60 cents an
hour
Night work-Six nights eight hours,
$35 a week and overtime and extra
at the rate Of Is cents an hour.
Vacations to remain at present.
A proportionate increase for chief
and sub-chief operators.
Mr.. Stones Reply to Operators.
Mr.. Stones reply to the demands
was as follows:
New York, Aug IL, 1907 To OPP
orators: | received this morning a
communication from large number
Of the operators in the service of the
Associated Press asking for changed
scale OF wages and hours and request
ing a reply by 1880 o'clock this even
ing.
The change involved are so radi-
cal in their nature as to add over
to the expense of this organization.
The Associated Press is mutual in its
makes no profits, and has
no surplus fund out of which such
sum could be paid. Any such Increase
must of necessity be levied back upon
the newspapers as part Of their
weekly assessments.
CAS- general manager | have no
power To make such an increase,
either in salaries or assessments,
NitnOul AlOiH Iiit DOdiu VI
directors, and it is obviously impos-
si5le to call this board together within
the time named The board consists
Of fifteen members, scattered through
out the entire country.
at the same time. acting under
heretofore granted me by
the board of directors, shall be glad
at any time to meet committee of
cur own operators and confer with
them respecting hours of service and
compensation. with a view to making
some recommendation to the next
of the board of directors
which shall meet any fair or just ex-
pectations of those in our operating
service.
Even were | free to act, | think
you must agree with me that a ques
tion of this magnitude should not be
pressed to a conclusion within the
limits of a few hours and without any
opportunity for consultation between
myself and representatives of our
force.
MELVILLE f. STONE.
General Manager"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
STEAMERS COLLIDE
OFF CONNECTICUT SHORE AND
ONE GOES DoWN-FouR
LlvEs LOST.
Another Ship Lost At Sea---No Word
Received OF Her Whereabouts
Since June 8.

Wilson, Pcint, Conn, Aug. The
Neptune line steamer Tennessee col
lided with an unknown schooner off
Stanford early today The Tennessee
was anchored and her passengers
taken of by the steamer Maine,
bound FOR New York, The schooner
sunk was tho Myroncas and forr
members Of her crew were drowned.
Captain Balotti and one Of the crew
were saYcd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
TELEGRAPH EDITOR
Cf Memphis News s-Seimitar Found
Dead in Room-Well Known
in Newspaper Circles.

Memphis Tenn. August f3.-H. :.
PUgh. until recently telegraph editor
of the NeWE-Scimitar. vas found degi
IN his room YESTERDAY. he vas well
known IN the newspaper profession.
having worked at various times en
several n the Chicago papers. a. well
as in Oakland. Los Angeles. Denvcr.
Detroit and elsewhere Il Is unler-
stood he mas relatives il Oakland.
Denver nd BnEalo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
ASK LOW COTTON RATE.

Austin, Tex. Aug. 13.-The state
railroad commission today took up for
consideration the application OF the
Farmers Union for a reduction In
the freight rates on cotton in round
bales. The petition Of the Farmers
Unicn claims that the railroads enjoy
IN advantage Of 10 cents per 100
pounds in handling the round bales
because Of their eompaetniess.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
HEAD ROLLED TWENTY FEET

Ashtabula. Ohio, Aug 13.-Steye
Bcdi. aged 50 years. was decapitated
by the cars today. His head rolled
Ike football to point 20 feet from
the body
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
GOVERNMENT KEY MEN TO
WALK OUT WHEN ORDERED
Message Of 0. R. T. Secretary Forgery--Western
Unions Attitude Associated Press
Manager Makes Reply
SMALL SANCTIONS GENERAL STRIKE.

Chicago Telegraphers
general
throughout the United and Canada He said:
All members the National executive beard with
to
d &
will held
states and Canada who belong to the union will be called out
Labor Commissioner Ni President
0
NJ settlement
mdlment Russells prediction had
beer reported.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14

The Bulletin is the only paper WITH
N = radios OF $50 niles With the ssr
vice uf tie Associated Press
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14
LEADER or HuNcHAKkisT MUIR
pERERs TELLS HOW CRIMES
WE'RE COMMITTED.
.RINCLEADERS ARRESTED
Death Dealing Implements Of MUIR
derous Gana Are Discovered
IN Cellar Under
Coal Heap.

! New York, Aug. 49, District Attor-
lney Jerome announces that the ~
tectiyc Fureau has arrested the ring
leaders cT the Hunehakist secret s1-
ciety and obtained confessions froa
them which will end the existence of
the organization.
Kassak Jelalian, arrested sunday
might confessed To Mr.. Jerome iast
Inight the police say. after gr1'elliay
examination which lasted more thal
six hours that 1t was he who directed
the murders OF Father Kasher VAR
tain, whose body was cut To pieces,
Iand the wealthy rug merchant. Ta1-
|shananian. killed as ne was entering
his Office near Union Square
He further declared. II Ii said, that
he had stood BY while Belrfs
fIamptxoonian waited for the coming
of the victim and pointed out the
,locmen man
It Is given out BY Detective Pe
trnsino, who has had the actual In
yestigatlun III charge, that Father
Martouguessian under arrest III com
nectlcn with the murders Is ncf ii
rectly connected with the seciety
though he still believed to have
known a great deal Of its inner work
if1gs
How Leader Was Caught.
nsetrosino recently encountered III
Boston an Armenian manner Hanjoeian
who offered his services, Hanocjiaa
furnished information enabling Re
trosInt To send d wire 40 this eit3s tllaf
resulted III the arrest of Borlas Ale
Iuneriiaal
The police searched the bri'di1g
where he lived and In the cellar IN
der coal head protected by y ards
they found 4 number of poisoned da
aaara, several small honf,s. nuantits@
FOL poisoned bullets, revolvers and d
number Of large bottles or hysirocy
|anic acid aud sulphate Of allnaana
as well us chemists scales, bn Ief
moulds and electric apparatus of
various kinds
Taken to police headquarters the
man broke down and confessed H.
confirmed. the police say, that Kassak
Jelaian was the head and front of the
society.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14

ing and always did listen to the griev.
ances oi our employees aud II they
We're just remedied them We must
be allowed to run our business with.
out Interference and we propose to
do So
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-14

AUGUST Is WE'LL ALoN0 now
and fall is coming on a trot. Now is
the time TO close UP your summer
stock. Get busy
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-20
Gsfeiciier prDpEc5cit iinanoicllcs
llnbcil.
Glep'eIunb, Sbio, II. Iu9

cue q II q, SDip, IL. Ili9.
Ser SeifDnig ,Spbn 9. 9iodefeler.
Der in @eIGdft5iahen oils ein GROCER
S6lpeiger gilt. bat beute einem Ser
treter Der TreiIe aegeniiber leinem 9es
prebten Soer3en in Der 9folle eines
Tropbeten 2uft gemucbt. Sic liinglt
iiber BEN Seltruit perbdngte 0tillios
nen GjelDblIBe mag pas Sbrige pa5u
beigetragen baben.
SSnbem er Dor 9lllem betpnt, DnB
Hahegebanfen linn fern liegen. giebt
er Der @elt 81 ipillen, oaB Dem 2anbe
grobes finan5ielles llnbeil beporItebe
ltno Slpar infolge Der feinbIeligen
Stellung. ircldbe Die gegenipdrtige ao>
miniltratipn bel jeber Gelegenbeit 9es
gen bas perbiiubete aapital. annimmt.
0elb. laet Godefeller. luiro ielten ilnb
fonmt bod. bu Sieieni9en, ipel6e es
beIiben, iinaItlih perben gei ieoem
Sunftc, Den Der 6elbfiirit an6og,
lprnh er nur bon Der Slbnliniltration
pbne lid, auh niIr elm ein5iges Wtal
bes Namens 9ipoiepelt 5lt bebienen.
Sas Gertrauen lit 9eihrpunben,
tdbrt 9todereler fDrt, NM Terfrduen
lit bod Die @rllnblage aller Srolpee
ritit. Obne @ertrnuen tein @eld1dft
Sn nlsfiibrliher g8eiie gibt Ter
slltc Johann einige Seiipiele, pie er
8. 9. beute bon nngclebenen Sirmen
angegangen ipurbe. elm bis bret Will
lipnen Su z Sro5ent nn3ulegen. er lib
Die Sahe aber nod lebr iiberleaen
peroe. Sies Nlles, meint Godeieller,
piirbe in Steiem Sanbc unn,pglid] lein,
ipern puS ulte Tertrauen nod be-
itdnbe. Trii1er fonnten Die Gtlens
babnen leiebt Gelo auf cine 5ebnldbs
riae 3cithauer borgen unb 6luar 5ll
mGbigen 3inlen. 6eute lit bies llns
mDolih, bus Iertrauen lit geidpilns
ben. sluh perluabrt Der Selfonig
lid acoen Die Seldulbiglirla, Die
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Gpnfurren5 entltanben, unp 9lebt
cinen 5iemlit ausiiibrlilen llmriB
Der Gntitebunssaelhibte Der 8cleIl>
idbaft gum @eiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-20
glnirmbr cines rniIiidJem &esimentcs
g t. YeterSbura, II. Slua.

g t. SeterSburg, II. Ing.
Sie allidbrlicben glrmeez Wtnnoper
begannen beute in arnanoies Selo. gS
fanb cine 9roBe Earabe itatt, Der Der
gsar NifplaIs unD Die nusldnbiI6en
Wilitdrz glttndles beipphnten. Snz
folge Tesens iuurbe Die Sarape abges
tiir8t.
Gin bem Sngenieurs Corps Sugebos
riger Innn unb 5lpei Srolen wurS
Den beute I'M Eager Der &ilruiiiere ubs
oeiuBt, ais lie Srpflnmntipnen per>
tbeilten, in benen Die glrmee our Gntz
t6ronuna Der regierenben Spnaltie
aufgeiorSert miro. Sic Yoli5ei nimmt
an. bab bieie 2eiite slbgeiunpte Der
Wilitdrs2iga maren unp cine dbnlide
Semonitrntiou berbei5ufiibren bedb>
iit6tigtcu, pie iie am %. Suli itnttz
fnub. SannlS lueigertc lid bas
Seminonsfn@H @Hcginlent, on ben Yias
nopern tbeilSlnebmen, unb ltDrte Die
Earnbes sslufltellun9, I'M gegen Die sln>
meienhcit leineS Gommanbanten 6ll
proteitieren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-20
ND. 1882.

Slenlte Der gliiociatco YreB erbalten,
III Denen cine Ieuoerilna Der 2ohnz
lfala uno Der glrbeitsitunDen geforz
bert ioipie bas @eiud aelteat ipiro,
pdB bis belte Slbcnb nm 1880 llbr
elne antiport eriolgen miiile. Sic inz
oolplerten slenberuneen iino 10 rubiz
taler ytatllr, OaB Die llnfolten Inn lrnz
gefdbr 100000 pro ,Sabr iteiaen
piiroen. Die slliociateb TreB lit aez
9enleitig in ibrer Srsaniiation; tie
bat feline Trofite uno infolgebeIien
te.nen lleberIhnb, nus ipel6ein cine
lolobe Summe be5nblt luerben f0nnte.
Cine lol6e Wte6rdusga6e iuiirbe idbrz
ltb nuf Die 3eitilnsen 5uriidfallen,
lmb bieie miiBten Das Sefi5it iebe
Wobe gitnla6en. sls General 8ee
triebsleiter babe i1 feline Wtahtbez
ru9niB. cine lolde @ebrs slusaabe obne
3ultimmilng bes Sireftorenrathes
81 beiuilligen, linb eS lit llnnDalid,,
Die Sireftpren iunerbalb Der feitaeIeBs
ten 3eit 5uiammenSuberuien Ser
Sireftorenratb beltebt aus fiinf3ebn
gtlt9lteoern, pelde melt iiber bas
Sano binneg pertbeilt limb. 3ur
lelben 3eit bin id) iebotb unter ben
mir BON oem Sirettorenratb ertbeilz
ten Tollma6ten bereit, nit @ertretern
nnlerer Seute 5uiammen3ufpmmen,
nm ilber slrbeits5eit unb SalGre gu
beratben, oamit id ben Sireftoren in
ibrer Sisnng iolfe Tori6ld9c inter-
brelten tann, ipel6e lInIeren 2eiiten
9egeniiber 9ered]t iein lperben. @enn
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ler Ingelegenbeit bate. 10 fperoen Sic
MIR 5uItlmmen, ipenn if iage. baB
cine Srage bon lolfer 8i6tigteit nidlt
IN 10 fpent9en Shlnben enti6ieoen
ipesben fann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-20
(spe,ial.G orresponoens aus ssaibinston, ,. 81
MDnraeat lsatbnlird)e 3rttlsatgr,l
,stei)t grle| |flt auerhe,.

Idjauunsen Iein, bie es bisfpeilen ebie
toriell BON lid gibt. aber lelblt piele
llnconiequen5en iinb IN bnrhals pi@
fanter g8eiIe 9egeben. Iber lper lielt
Die 3eihing? YerbGltniBnldBig Ies
nige. Woade nebmen bas Slatt aus
einer grt religioiem Sflicbtgefilbl,
glnOere neil Tie bon irgenb eInent
9lgenten ba6u ungebnlten puroen dllT
bas Slatt 5u abonniren unb niht ab>
beltellen poQen. Sic erbalten Die
Seitung, abcr lie leIen lie nidt, poer
bod penigitens nid)t 10 piel, Dap eS
ibren Iugen lpebe tbdtc.
Sir all Sieies giebt es inc llr@
iahe, uno i9 bin jeet iiber5ellgt, paB
lie in Der Ser d 6 te til II 9
bes Sc 6m q f 5 I'M Seien 5ll
iuheu lit. mel6s %erl6lebterung
ballptid@lid bur1 rns slufnebmen
bes ienintipneIlen StoHes, Den Die
tdgli1e Trelie liefert, berbeigefiibrt
ipirb. Gin Srielter ia9te mir fllr5
na6 benz S6luile bes Sbapz Trp5eiies
in Mem Yorf. onb cine Sruu ieiner
@emeinbe nit ibrem &inDe 81 linn
fam, Inn eS tallfen al ldlieu. Slls lie
bel Der Stride anlangten, frn9te CT lie,
ipus Der 9iame beS SinbeS lein lolle,
rnn lie antlpprtete nit einem geipineu
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@intp" pber mas INNER Der Santi@
liens Name gelpeien iein mag - beis
gen piirben. sd macbte meinem
irre9eleiteten @emeinhemitglieo .Tpr@
itellungcn", lagte Der Sfarrer. sSd)
fonnte ibren ejeiites5uitnnb obne Die
9eriugIte Wtiibe leien. Sic bate iider
Iebe efeIbnfte gin5elbeit. ieoe i1mls
Bi9e Ybaie oes Sbaps Yro6eiies lid 5ll
ei9en gentd6t unD @pelpn mar ibre
glbgottin, ibre 6elbin 9eiporben. Der
Same Der nllerieli9lten Sungirau lmo
ali Der beiligen Srallen. Die bon Der
Stride III ben Seiligenfalenoer einge@
idrieben ipurben, paren ale per9el'en.
girn, pieie Srau mar ibeinbar fatbos
lid, ibren Yflihtcn i'll Sllenl treil,
ober man lebe iuie ibr @emiitb bon
Dem tDotlicheu Stoff, Den Iic lid aus
Den tdglihen 3eitllngen 9ebolt, pers
borben iporben mar"
gSir f0nnen bnber Den S6lnB
8ieben. OaB gerobe 10 lan9c als Die
8epDlferlno bes 2anbes i1r 2elen nuf
Das peroerbenbrin9enbe 3eug be-
ihrGnft. pelhes lid in Der Cages
prelie befinbet. eben 10 lun9e ibr Sinn
Dem 9eien bon Sooberem unb @rbauz
enoerem nidt 5ugetbon lein fpirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-20

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Die Dcutlbc 0eereSperlpalhlng IN aller
Stille ein moberues llnb, lpie cs
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ariegsluftidJifi, ais Die Sran6oieu es
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neutlhen Wiilitdrluftidbiif nod ein
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bier purldilfig lmlnteriu6t blei6en,
melde5 9nno Die belten 2uiiidiife be-
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