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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10

ADMIT HOSTILITY
Declare That Charges 81 Hartman
Influence Arc oroundless Assert
Mi. Fish Recornims nded All Arrange.
nents With Union Pacific Railroad
Made by Illinois Central.

Chicago, Jan. With the implied
purpose Of controverting the charges
made by Stuyvesant Fish in his suit
to enjoin the voting Of 281,231 shares
Of stock Of the Illinois Central rail-
road held by the Union Pacific Rail-
road company and by the Railway
Securities company. an answer by the
Illinois Central company was filed in
the superior court In this city today.
Accompanying were afldavits from
Mr.. Hartman, Walter Tuttgen, John
Jacob Astor, Alexander g. Hackstaff,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, John w. Auch-
incloss. Robert w. Goelett and
Charles A. Peabody. The documents
admit the existence Of hostility to-
ward Mr.. Fish. It is declared that
this hostility is due to the actions Of
Mr.. Fish in beginning the litigation.
s& s0OC1OL f%A0 1OS1UOOy V6CA sBu0u106
that Hartman dominates and in.
fuences him. Hartman AYERS that
he does not dominate or influence
Goelet or Peabody or any Of the d.
rectors Of the Illinois Central.
Each Of the af1davits denies hav-
ing voted prejudic icially to the inter
ests Of the Illinois Central Railroad
company and declares that the only
dealings had between that company
and the Union Pacific Railroad com
pany within the last two years have
been agreements for connecting their
tracks and the use Of the station Of
the Union Pacific at Omaha, both of
which were recommended. It is point
ed out, by Mr.. Fish and for the. in
terchange Of traffic In division Of
rates in which, It is said, no change
has been made or proposed within q
year. 81
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
MARINERS PERISH
IN FIERCE GALES
STORMS NEAR VANCOUVER
CAUSE DEATH ON SEAS.

Vancouver. 3. G.. Jan. 9.-During
the gale which swept the northern
coast last Sunday night Daniel Nc.
Cormick, q logger. left Port Harvey in
small boat for q camp close ~. The
next day his boat was picked ~
adrift minus oars. It is almost Ger.
tain that the man was drowned.
John Jackson on the Same night
set out from Port Harvey for Boat
Harbor, q few miles distant. When
well out in the strait his little boat
became unmanageable In the gale
and jackson kept the craft before the
wind and drifted 25 miles down the
strait, finally going ashore On Cor.
morant island. jackson managed to
Chamber to safety and he lay on the
shore too weak to move till he was
picked up and taken to Albert Bay,
where he is now recovering.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
DESIRE TO ADMIT
TRUST COMPANIES
CLEARING HOUSE OF NEW YORK
MAY TAKE THEM in.

New York. Jan. s.-The clearing
house committee today decided to call
q meeting Of the entire association
next Monday to determine whether to
admit trust companies into member
ship in the association Of hanks now
composing the clearing house.
The matter has been under Discus
sion BY the committee since last N =
vember- The definite plan will prob
ably be submitted at Mondays meet
Ing. The more conservative banks
favor the maintenance Of Is per cent
reserve by such trust companies as
may be admitted into the assoc alton,
while others advocate an associate
membership" With . Is per cent re.
serve.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10

ia effect Of what I should think Of q
provision IN such cases BY which the
contemnor that Is, the person
charged with the violation Of an or.
der Of injunction-might object to
the judge who issued the injunction
as the one to try the issue whether
the Injunction had been violated and
to fix punishment In cases Of convic-
tion and thereby require another
Judge to try the Issue and impose
sentence. Il necessary. In federal
courts in such case it would be
proper to provide that the circuit
judge Of the circuit court should,
upon the application Of the defend
ant, designate another district or cir
cult Judge to sit and hear the issue
presented. Ii
II do not think such q restriction
would be unreasonable In most
cases 1t would be unnecessary. But I
admit that there is a peculiar feeling
that in contempt proceedings and the
very proceeding suggests 1t, the Judge
Issuing the injunction has personal
sensitiveness in respect to its VIOLA
tion and therefore he does not bring
to trial Of the issue presented by the
charge Of the contemp Of his order
the calm judicial mind which insures
Justice. think that this feeling is in
most cases unfounded, but / believe
that It is better where It can be done
without injuring the authority OF the
court and the efficiency Of its pro-
cess, to grant such q privilege to the
contemnor and thus avoid an incon-
venience in the matter Of securing an.
other Judge. .
There is some analogy, though 1t
is not complete, between the exclus-
ion Of 9 Judge from sitting in the
court Of appeals to review decision
Of his own which now obtains IN the
practice Of the federal court of ap.
peals by statute and the present sug.
gested case. ] do not think that the.
permission to change the Judge, how
ever, would constitute either serious
delay or injure the efficiency Of the
order, while 1t may secure greater
public confidence in the justice Of the
courts action"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
BLAMES MOTHER FOR
NEGLECT. OF CHILD
SHE ALLOWED FAITH 4EALERs
TO ATTEND. CHILD DlE7

Kalamazoo, Mich. Jan. 8. 9.-The cor
oner's jury at Plainwell. which has
been inquiring into the death there OF
Walter Neeley, aged two and half
years. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. David N.
Neeley Of Sacramento, Cal. brought
in verdict this afternoon finding that
the child died Of pneumonia and de-
claring the mother guilty Of gross neg
lect In failing to secure the services
OF physician or to call In medical at
tendance. The child was treated by
two members OF q sect Of mental
healers. v 8Sl6 88i3
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
HANNA is FAVORED
FOR ARCHBISHOP
CARDINAL MARTlNELLi WANTS
HIM APPOINTED.

Rome, Jan. 8. Cardinal Martinelli.
chamberlain of the sacred college.
had been intrusted with the task OF
presenting before the congregation OF
the propaganda, which will meet next
week, the matter Of the appointment
Of a coadjutor archbishop OF San
Francisco. Cardinal Martinelli de-
clares that he is ready to support the
nomination Of Rev. Edward ]. Hanna
Of Rochester, as he is convinced that
the charges of modernism made
against him have been exaggerated
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
ITALIAN COLONIES SAID 70 HAVE
BEEN WIPED OUT.
WEAKLY GARRlSONED
Native Troops in Charge Of italian Of.
fieers Could Not Cope With Savage
1esiesers-c Government Will Not
Admit seriousness Of Situation.

Rome. Jan. 9.-Letters have been
received here Of serious trouble in
Italian Somaliland, on the east coast
Of Africa, which has resulted in pitch
ed battles between the italian forces
there and the Abyssinians near Llgh,
the farthest Italian station in the in
terror. the Abyssinians robbing. kill
ing and imprisoning many Of the mer-
chants.
Lugh Is garrisoned By only about
l25 natives. under command OF Cap
tain Bongiovanni, and the attacking
party laid siege to the town. In q
number Of engagements that followed,
both sides, according to the reports,
suffered heavily.
Serious Situation.
The italian government has ordered
the squadron now in the Red Sea to
proceed to, the coast Of somaliland in
order to protect the towns along the
coast. as the entire territory is gar.
risoned by not more than 1000 natives
under command Of Italian officers.
Later dispatches received here In.
dicate that the trouble in Italian
Somaliland is Of more serious ma
ture than at first supposed. It is
learned IN rnod authority that IMph
was besieged by the Abyssinians and
destroyed after q desperate and tn-
equal fight. and that It's defenders
were killed.
It Is believed here that the italian
government is concealing severe re-
verse in order to prepare the public for
graver news. The Importance Of the
present situation lies IN the establish
ment Of the facts as to whether the
king Of Abyssinia ordered the attack.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
APPELLATE COURT DECIDES ron. 4
MER MAYOR COMMITTED
NO CRIME.
FREEDOM FOR RUE
Higher Court Decides That Talelna
Money From French Restaurant
Keepers Was Not Bribery, j. il
Was Paid 70 Ruef as Attorneys
Fees-Must Face Other Charges.

San Francisco, Jan. s. The district
court OF appeals handed down de-
cision today setting aside the judg.
ment in the case Of former Mayor Ed.
gene 3. schmitz, convicted Of extor.
tton in the French restaurant cases.
Abe Ruef also benefits by the ruling
Of the upper court, for according to
Its decision, he plead guilty to an
act that was no offense against the
laws Of the state.
According to the appellate Judges.
the compelling of French restaurants
to pay big fees to Abraham Ruef was
not a crime, even though Ruef divid-
ed the fees with the mayor. After
discussing the point the court re-
verses the Judgment against Schmitz
on the ground that no acts constitut-
ing crime had been proven against
him. Abe Ruef, who plead guilty to
extorting money from the French res
taurants. is therefore equally guilt
less.
Cases Quashed.
The decision wipes out the French
restaurant cases and pending charges
of extortion against Schmitz and Ruef
must be dismissed. Both are now en-.
titled to release and bail. II they,
obtain the necessary bondsmen they
can remain at liberty until such time
as a jury dnds them guilty on one of
the indictments charging them with
receiving bribes from corporations.
Owing to the number Of cases against
them the bail, figured at $4,000 a
case, would reach an enormous fig.
ure.
The news Of the decision Of the ap-
pellate court declaring the indictment
Of ex-Mayor Eugene E. schmitz for
extortion invalid, spread rapidly over
the city, causing consternation in
some quarters and delight ii others.
The effect Of the decision will be the
immediate release Of schmitz from /.
the county jail, where he has been
confined since his conviction on the
charge Of extortion in the French res
taurant cases.
District Attorney Langdon did not !
seem cast down by the news Of the
decision. He said Schmitz and Ruef
will be prosecuted on other indict-
ments that are brought on other Of
lenses. 1:
Must stay 90 pays.
schmits and Ruef cannot take "a 4
vantage Of the decision for 60 days.
The prosecution has 20 days In which
to ask for q rehearing. Then the ap-
pellate court viii have 10 days to-
consider the application. When sthat
is done. the s. prosecution viii eo
through the same procedure in tho
supreme court which win take the
same length Of time. Consequently
schmitz and Ruef will still be kept ii
the county jail for two months at
leapss.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
MELTERMEN WILL
NOT CALL STRIKE
HELENA UNION DEFEATS ACTION
BY JUST FIVE voTEs.
Especial 10 The Gazette j

Helena, Jan. e.-At meeting last
night Of the employees Of the East
Helena plant Of the American smelt-
ing q Refining company, the question
Of going on strike was defeated by
only hve votes. It IL believed that
this VIII definitely settle the matter
and that no further trouble will be
had 1t the smelter over the reduction
In wages.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
TWO MORE CURRENCY BILLS.
Senator Clay And Senator 1p;'lsy TO
the Rescue.

4sI3es8 SU0 n08COSs 5A33s
Washington, Jan. e.--senator Clay
today introduced a bill authorizing
the secretary OF the treasury to issue
$500, ,0oO,0 900 Of non-interest bearing
United States notes in circulation, in
such form as he may deem expedient.
Senator Bulkley today introduced a
bill providing for emergency currency
issued by banks in amounts equal to
the par value Of bonds to be deposited
with the treasurer of the United
States. It provides that United
States bonds, Panama canal bonds,
bonds Of any state, county or munich
|pality Of not less than $4,000 popula-
tion, may be accepted for such pur-
poses.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
WIRELESS MONOPOLY.

Berlin. Jan. s.-The government has
sent a bill to the reichstag amending
the telegraph laws. Il provides for .
government monopoly in the erection
OF wireless stations.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
Would Reduce Indemnity.

Washington, Jan. 9.-senator Lodge
today introduced a Joint resolution re-
ducing China's indemnity bond in
CURED as result Of the Boxer trou-
bles Of 1900 from $24,440,778 to $11,-
655, 1872, with interest at four per cent.
of the amount being remitted
as an act Of friendship to China.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
TO Limit Presidential Service.

Washington, Jan. s.-senator Gore
Of. Oklahoma today introduced q Joint
resolution providing that no person
shall be eligible to be elected presi.
dent Of the United States for more
than two terms in succession.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
to have the facts brought

opportunity to have the facts brought
OUT
Mr.. Hale said in reply that he hoped
there would be no question Of minor
ity or majority in the committee, as It
had always acted as one body.
u simply wanted to know said Mr..
Tllman, whether we would be stop
ped from getting witnesses?"
= should certainly hate to be IN the
way Of the senator when he wants to
call in witnesses" responded Mr.. Hale,
smiling.
Without definitely admitting that
the whole naval controversy should
be opened up in the naval committees
consideration of the bill, Senator Hale
gave 1t as his belief that probably
the committee would 60 to a certain
extent into the subject.
Must Air Matters.
81 realize" he said, that we can
not go through this session without
a pretty general airing Of these sub
jects However, the question, how
far the investigation shall proceed,
should be sent to the committee"
Senator Hale's bill proposes set
tlement Of the vexatious question as
to whether the members Of the stan
corps shall have rank with the line
officers, puts an end to the creation
Of bureaus by the secretary OF the
navy and gives substantial raise in
pay to every commissioned officer
and enlisted man Of the macy and the
marine corps.
" There is an important section rela-
tive to the appointment Of midship-
men to the line and star corps ana
also provision calling for the retire.
ment Of officers of certain age.
i The first section OF the bill deals
with the bureau question by granting
authority to bureaus now existing to
continue to transact the business as
signed them and requiring that all
reports and recommendations shall
be made directly to the secretary of
the navy.
No Permanent Board.
There Is then added the provision
that mo permanent board of any kind
shall be hereafter appointed by the
navy department or continued in op-
Grafton unless expressly provided for
by law, but from time to time the sec
retary Of the navy may convene
boards for temporary service connect
ed with the pending business Of the
department"
That part Of the bill which relates
to the assignment of line rank to Of
ficers OF the various divisions of the
staff corps, contends that they shall In
no instance assume command !. OF any
vessel. 1t is as follows:
"The officers in the various stan
corps Of the navy shall hereafter have
at all times the title and designation
Of their rank and new commissions |
In accordance Herewith shall be
forthwith issued to them; provided,
that this provision shall in no case
carry with It command over any yes
sci Of the navy department; but such
command shall be- exercised only by
line oflcers.'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
PROTECT HARsoR DEFENsEs

Senate Provides for Penalties for Ma.
licious Harm.
Washington. Jan. The senate TO-
day passed bill to protect the har-
Dor defenses and fortiflcations OF the
United States from malicious injury.
Senator Frye explained that the bill
provides against violations Of naval
orders given for the purpose Of pro-
tecting harbor defenses and fortifica-
tions in the same way that similar
offenses In the army are punished.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
HAWAII MAY IMPORT LABOR.
United States VIII Allow Contracts
for White Men.

Washington, Jan. The house
committee on immigration today voted
to report favorably the bill introduced
by Representative Hepburn OF Iowa
suspending for six years the law pro
hibiting the importation by tbs. Ha,
waiian government OF European con.
tract laborers. The purpose -of the
bill sis to permit Hawaii to satisfy its
preference for Europeans rather than
Asiatics for plantation laborers. The
bill permits Hawaiian planters to con-
tribute to the government immigration
fund.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-10
IS, MONTANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1908

country,s paper money, while the lat
ter attempts only an emergency ex-
pansion and the one clings to national
bank assets as the only proper secur-
ity for national bank currency, while
the other permits the acceptance Of
railroad. county and municipal bonds
under certain restrictions as security.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-29

leien. bab elm berrsnlpies Efero
duisceriffen rorben lei. S:Bt err
fdhrt man. Dab bieier SAIL, Der eli
mem aapaneriitsr 9eb0rt, Ser 9elo eli
nes niht geraoe aIttG9Iiden @beus
tellers mar. IIs nGmiid Dor ciniaen
Tagen Elm Sug Die Citation @ffritis
ion Tim neun lt6r @6cnbs perlieB, err
idien aui Dem @IetS Der Sabn elm
Tfero unb ealoppirtc Dor Der 2ofos
motibe Der. Sn pilber Sa9b ging es
0inpeil 5u. Guf Der Citation Surau
lpiirbe bas 8ferb bonn 3ug einge9olt
llnb nerleBt, mas dber ben @ierbeiner
uiht binberte. ipeiter aui berielben
Strede 81 ipringen. 60 aing cs nun
an Sanmi unb Se6roltSprf bcrbei bis
mad Yfdfiifon. notei Der Sug meDs
rere Wale dnbdlten muBtc uno Das
hurdl cine @eripdtung bon adt Wi>
mtten erlitt. Srpb Der erlittenen
@erletunscn mad1te Ser Saul Die 24
9ilomcter lange Strede in ipeniger
uls elmer Stlnoe. Ilierbings pers
Ginberte Die Eolisei bas @orbaben
bcs 9eiibers BEG Yferbes, atf iGm
einfah nof Souie St reiteu, uuO prbz
nete Die lleberfiibrun9 bes Sbiares in
bas Sbierlpital an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-29
@iSeomNu.

nSfe" Subion bon @auteiba,
fat so Sabre alt. ipurbc bieier Sage
itcrbenb nuf Dem Seu inn Staqe bon
Charles Smitb sefunben, nadD einem
5olpital gebrnht. Seit nlebr als 40
Sabren fibrte SubIon bas 2ebcn eines
Siniieblers in eincm fleinen @cbDlSe
an Der @aternile Tpab, gcrabc
auberbulb Der Stabtgren3en. Seinc
iebr lpadelige Siitte liegt in einem
oidten 9ebiiih, bon allen Seiten bon
Mbfdllen etc. rmeeben. 8etm S6lub
bes 9iir9erfrieges beiab SubIon Elm
Stemli6 aroBes Seiistbum lpeitlih bon
Fer Stabt, bate aber einen Siiput nit
Icinem &ahbGr in Se5llg aui Die
8ren5en nrb tets bns @efiibl, bab er
cines Streifen 2anbes burG r2anbs
oiebe"' beraubt porben lei. Sn er
ipenig Sutrnuen 81 BEN @eietcn bats
tc, iieB ct leinen Claim b~erfalen. 81
briitete ii6er ieine llnnnncbmlihfeite1l
unb nurbe tbeilfpeiie g%eiitesgeltort
unb bnute iih in 1866 Die feline
6iitte. Ni,r BEL ieltenen @eIesene
heiten 9ing er aus, I'M Die 8efeus
ihuft bon Seuten auf5uiu6cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-29
Winnciota.

- Sn Der NG9e bon Yrenticc nil
6ete an 10. September elm Seuer.
oelhes Die geiammte Inlage Der
iprtb Sort QlIm6er So. in AIfe lc0te.
Die Slammen brobten cine Belt lang
lie SrtI9nft Nprtb Sort on3ltgrcifen,
ourben nber burh Die bercinten @ez
aiibuu9eu Der ~frciluiQigeu 6euerfpc9r
mo ber @emobner Der Nad6urIdaft
n @ren8cn 9ebnltsn. Ser GcbnDen
er 2um6er &c., Der bur6 @eriidc>
ing 9ebedt lit, nirb nuf 100000
eiddtt. Sic llriahe 6es 8ranpe5
t auf Die in Der No6bnrIhnft nil
benhen 8alebrdnbe 5urid5ufubren,
eren Sunfenmeer burf Den 8iuo aur
lie &ol5ipei6er in Nortb Sort 8uges
riebeu murDen. Sie Stnbt non falt
"A ehlnben lang nit Gimern lno
.eiIeln auf bcn Geinen, mn Der Slams
1cn Serr 81 psrocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-29
SeNerrcid)s unsarm.

= Ius @ien berlautet: lteber Die
@e5rgeiee : Heform betreff5 pelder
iid) Die mnbgebenoen 8epalten bems
nGdit arseinanoer 5u ieben baben,
%perlautet beute einige gin3elbeiten
bon FONT bortrefflid unterrihteter
Scite. 9arna6 fol- Die 5ipeiiGbrigc
Sienlt5eit fir Die Snfanterie einge>
fiibrt perben. pdbreno fir Die iibris
gen 8aiSengattlln9en Die ~breiidbrise
Sienit5eit b~eibebalten miro. Ser
6riebensprGien3itanb Der Irmlee ipirb
on9eblid nm $4,000 Wann erb0bt
incrDen, @~enberun9en, Die insgeiammt
cine @ermebruna Der Seeresausgaben
um a9t5i9 Mtuionen aroneu be-
beuten.
MaS a6er alien berti6en &reiien
ais Oas @itti9lte gilt. liegt il, bent
9emelbeten unoerriidbnren gntldlub.
bab Die Commando : Sprahe Deutid)
blci6en nirD. Sreilih mar bon feiner
Seite ernItlih be3neiielt iporben, bab
Die &rone ibren Stanbprnft in bieler
6rdge nidt bcrlaiien iperbe.
- Irs 8ubnpeIt perlautet: Cine
NIT 9iiidiidt auf Die ~seipnnuten Be-
5iebungen 5miiden Seiterrei0 : llns
8arn unb Serbien 9robte5 Iufieben
erregenbe Welbung peroffentliben
bieiige 9ldtter. Sarnah lit bier
@onitoren unb Sdtrorrilenbooten auf
Der 9onau Der Nuftrag 3u9e9ou9en,
li6 gefe6tsbereit 5u bdlten.
Mus ionit portreffli6 lmterri6teter
Guele perlautet, baB cine 0iterrei>
did @uugariide Slotten : Semons
i~trotion 9egen Die Icrbiide @reu5e be-
d6Iidtigt lit. @s lou oaour6 cine
angcbli6 geplnnte ierbii6e Snooiipn
in Die @er5egoipina perbinbert lperben.
Die Stimmrlns Fat ii6 t6atid1s
lid TUNER me6r teri6drft, ieitoem
ma bier pie in @ien Der groBicrbis
iben @erl1mDrnn9 ouf Die Gpur ees
tomnlen lit, ipel6e nidtS geriu9ereS
bc5pedte, ais duf geDnltIcmem &2ge
ale ierbiih iprefenben Gebiete beS
europdiihen Siiopiten5 inter Dem
S5ctter a0nig Ieters Su pereinigen.
Sen @erIifcrungen beS forbidden
Winiiteriums, Dab in Gerbien niez
mails geaen irgcnb Elm bena66artes
2anb cine ipie INNER geartete renolils
tiondre @eiregung ursaniiirt tuoroeu
lei, bat bier Wiemnnb @lnlben 9es
idenft. 8pbl aber iinb Die Anflas
gen. Die Der mis Sarnieipo gebiirtige
NaititiG erboben, pcld5er ais &rons
3euge i'm G%etiujer gom6en : Sro5eb
unb ipdter burf feline, Slugifrift
~Sinaie" bic Sdben Der 9el9raber
@eri6p0rung 9ufbedte, fir bnare
WiinSe %genonrmen iporoen. neil tie
gum 5heil aftcnmdBig erbGrtet lpa>
rem. gran Fat bier pie in 8ien Die
Sin9e iofort iebr emit genommen.
lnb es berri0te bonn Seginn on fem
2neif,l, baB niht nnr elm gerit6ts
li6es. ionocrn audi Elm oiplomatii6es
9ia9'piel fol9en piirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-29
WclD Dorf.

Inter unoctp0bnliGjen llmItdns
Zen iuurben Orei bent c1e U(6bden, Die
nit benz Sampler .YennIplpania"
III Nep gorf eingetroifen liuo, bon
Der SnauiIitiou dusgeidloiieu. Cine
Amcrltnueriu aus Ohio bate Die
Widb9cu in GeItcrrciN fir i6ren
@al5galt enAaQirt. n6er ais tic Die
MiGbden bou CQis Ssloub a6bpleu
%luolte. irareH iie bereitS Der Snqui>
iitipn iibsrm;eicn lporDen, nm 81 ers
nitteln. inter neld]cn llmitdnoen Die
WdOdieu bon ellis SStanb abboleu.
Sic Game ertldyte, lie babe in elmer
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