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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-07
SCHOOL CENSUS BASIS
Doane Robinson Stands by the Fig
ures He Gave the Cities ON the
School Census Basis.

Pierre Dakotan: Replying to a re-
cent criticism from the Aberdeen
News upon the use Of the school zen
sus as a basis for calculating the to-
tai population, the state statistican
says:
II believe that the school census IL
the only reliable means of approx
mating total population between the
regular %censuses, and while not alb
lsolute it is fairly dependable. For
illustrations: The federal census OF
1900 gave to South Dakokta 385.617
inhabitants in the organized counties.
The school census taken at the same
period gave us 12O.9O7 children Of
school age OF one child for every $40
inhabitants. The school census OF
1905 gave us 1850 school children,
which multiplied by 3.19 made the
approximate total population as Of
June 1, 1905, 432,532. The state
census taken at that date made tho
actual population by house to house
count 436,082 in the organized coun-
ties, indicating that THE school CEN
sus was a fair basis of estimating
population within less than one per
cent error.
THE population of Aberdeen by the
federal census of 1900 was 4,O87 and
the school census taken about the
same time gave a school population
of 1,1S1 or one child Of school age
for each 3.45 persons in the total
population. The school census Of
1905 gave Aberdeen 1929 school
children, which multiplied by 3.46
gave a total population of 1906. The
state census ofI9O5 taken at about
the same time with the school census
gave a total population of 5,841 or q
tri1e less than the school census i'm
Dictated.
81 have worked out the ratio be-
tween the school census and Che ac-
tual total population in practically al
of the counties, cities and towns OF
the state for 1909 and 1905 and I
find the same relative correspondence
in detail that Is above Indicated IN
the aggregate.
Mitchell seems to be the single
exception to this rule and 1t was this
exception which, chiefly, made -
doubtful Of the censu Of 1906 q
which you speak. I therefore care
fully investigated that place and w.
satisfied that the census wal approx
imately correct. In doing % I found
q remarkable state Of a6airs in thai
city, a condition worthy the attentje1
Of President Roosevelt. Race suiclde.
or some other phenomenon has mA1e
Mitchell the most childless town I
have kown. Hon. Geo. Silsby, thea
mayor. took the matter up with -
in connection with the census invest
cation. and we found block aftsr
block built up to residences and %
cupied by families without q chtl1
Of school age residing therein. There
were entire streets In Mitchell with
scarcely a school child living upon Il
I'm four Of the cities Of the stats
the school censu indicates q slight
loss Of population since 1905. Init
generally a healthy and In some cases
"a very large gain Is shown. Mani
testify some Of the more ambitious
places : liable to serious disap-
Ipointment when the federal census .
taken next June and perhaps the N
'dications Of the school census at this
time may in a measure prepare them
for what is coming their way"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-07

lieve cardinal principles of govern
ment are of paramount Importance
n The candidates. of individuals
are oi secondary consideration to the
peone at large.
I Our pride and confidence in the re-
publican party is due to the fact that
IL mas ever put principles before men,
and taat it has eve been progressive
IN thought and ideas that have com
mended themselves to the better
judgment of the people, and that the
success of the party has been due to
Its fidelity to principles after an
nouncing them.
In view of these evident facts we
declare it our purpose to supper can
dld les for office within the party
stfiet1v according to personal merit
end their advocacy of the principles
as herein declared, and not 10 give
or withhold our support simply be-
cause of former factional %affiliation.
staae the republicans of this state
nav twice endorsed the principles
we are seeking to sustain, we trust
that q reaffirmation of these princip-
les will give no cause for a renewal
OF fractional feeling, but will furnish
common ground upon which all re-
publican candidates may stand and
from which they may appeal to the
people upon their personal worth and
merit, through the primary law.
We have full faith in and we re-
afir-a our allegiance to the republi-
can party, national as we'll as state,
and we will listen to no surrender
of tie fundamental principle of pro-
lection as expressed in the last Ma
tional Convention at Chicago. While
not as much was accomplished in the
direction of downward revision of
the tariff as was hoped for by the
republicans of this state, yet We APP
prove the effort made and the stand
taken by those senators and repre-
sentatives of the northwestern states,
through which, and with the aid of
a republican president, favorable
progress al made.
We cannot commend the course
pursued by Speaker Joseph G. Can
non n his arbitrary "use of power
against those members of the House
who may differ from him in thought
and ideas, nor can We commend his
INTERPRETATION of the revision clause
of tie Chicago platform, nor his
stand against revision downward.
While always willing to yield to the
judgment of the majority of our
party, yet we believe that the party
may be made stronger and better by
nationally taking advance ground and
not Inv ~c1inpinp tn tho oytropoo nom
servatism of Speaker Cannon. This
position leaves such republicans as
believe in what the term Cannon
ism represents in the public mind
and who propose to defend the prin-
ciples to which the word gives ex-
preston the privilege to maintain
their position before the republicans
of this state.
We recommend that the people
use care in the selection of candidates
for the next session of the legisla-
ture and pledge them to the rati-
Fiction of the income tax amendment
to the federal constitution.
We favor the invoking of home
rule in the matter of the selection Of
postm asters. by letting the party pa
irons of the Office decide by their
choi"e of a candidate for appoint
ment.
Thomas Thorson,
S. x. Way,
Henry Swindler.
I. O. Carlson,
A. w. Ewart.
S. c. Policy,
Frank Burns,
~ q 4n~.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-07

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-07

For sale by Diehl & Brown.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21

ten protest with the $40 Necessary to
accompany it, had called to me, saying
that this formality would not be neces
sary Thus l was given to understand
at least five minutes before the race
finished that Grant would be allowed
his full score, and that he was COM
ing around the victor, although no an
nouncement OF this was made TO the
grand stand or the press stand. MT.
Pardington told me afterWard that ne
had telephoned to each Of the five cor
ners of the course and had obtained
from the telephone men there thelr
scores, which in four cases out OF hge
corroborated my score. This Is really
what settled Il in the minds of the ofn-
cials, | understand. Grant and the
Alec car were in sight down the home
stretch before Starter Wagner received
his instructions to signal him with a
checked flag, indicating the finish. II
surely was a fight to the finish TOT
justice.
"The confusion in the score co-ope-
rated with the weather I'm robbing the
finish of It's due enthusiasm. and 1t was
not properly appreciated how great was
Grants victory. Some complained that
the time was not up to the record. THIS
is not a comparison on even terms,
because the record was made by spe-
cial racing machine of l2O-horsepoWer'
while Grants car was a STOCK Ihacillhs
Of 60-horsepow No comparison
should be made of this years race with
former ones unless 1t is duly considered
that the course this year was only half
the length, with twice as many turns,
which made II a slower and much more
difficult course than any previous one.
When these things are remembered,
the fact that Grants average time of
GO & miles an hour was beaten in only
one former race is remarkable. The
number of cars killed off during the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21

afteenth. With this Of course agreeu;.
then had one of the officials esCol
me across the track to Mr.. Pardlhs Soit,
and told him that the scorers hau I
missed a lap of Grants. lie went ~ ~
TO the stand where the scorers az d1
timers were at work and lhVeslilsa ~,
Meanwhile the cars were speeulhB plI
reward the finish. They completed tile
sixteenth. seventeenth, then the elslii
teenth lap. and all the while we le5'
tbat we were unintentionally ropDsu.
FINALLY. Mr.. Pardington compleleu ~
Investigations, and came 10 me a IL
said that he was sorry but an VA
official scorers had the same lalS' ca
that their figures were checkeu 10 49,
cross-checlxed. and he did not see Wna'
he could do. I then appealed 10 W. NJ;
Vanderbilt, and told him that we WIgGiIu
file a formal protest, ana asheu ~ ~
what formalities were necessary % %"Hu
the amount of the fee required. / az az
naentional the fact that an error OF @ Illis
sort would be as unfortunate tiii,,S 80
for the reputation of the Nanderpllt cup
race as for the American LOCOMOTIVE
company. He was as polite ana hs
silent as usual / began trying 10 nm! my
nersons who had kept an lnuepehueI'
SCORE hut for a time without success
and meanwhile the cars kept racils
past with Grant scored as belIlg d lap
behind where he actually was. mex
discovered the absurd time of q min
,ites 5S seconds accredited for Grants
twelfth lap, on which he made no stop,
while his tenth lap was MADE IN lU'oo
and the thirteenth in 1101. Ihls mahl
festl1 revealed where the error was ana
I called the attention OF Mr. Pardliis
ton and Mr.. Vanderbilt to II, ana aIso
to the independent score or T.. w
Haunt. but they made no effort 10 IN
I asked
derbilt If he would authorize an an
nouncement to the press stand that we
claimed an extra lap for Grant anu
would enter a formal protest. Mr.
Vanderbilt refused to give consent II
he had done so an endless amount ol
confusion and considerable lnJustlce
would have been saved. / called atten-
tion TO our method of giving Grant sig
nails, trying to show how almost I'M
possible il would be for five men to tail
TO count from one to fifteen, when eacn
time a new number was put up the ola
number had to be first rubbed from the
board The twenty-first lap was being
run and Grant was more than minute
In the lead by our score, but still lap
behind according to the official score,
when c. S. Kicker, a student of Cornell
university and an automobile enthusi-
ast came to our pit at the suggestion
of Carl II. Page, who was In charge of
the Chalmers-D Detroit team, and said
that his score agreed with ours.
then called Mr.. Vanderbilt and told him
this He went to the Chalmers-D Detroit
pit and Investigated. Then for the
first time he looked thoughtful and be-
gan to give my claim some considera-
ton. He went and got Mr.. Parding-
ton, and together they crossed the track
and interviewed the Chalmers-Detroit
people They had quite consultation,
that lasted until Grant was on his
tWenty-second lap. Still no announce
ment had been made, although Mr..
Pardington, seeing in my hand a writ
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21
Frank sIefert Back in Game

To see the Palmer-Singer in the
races of yesterday and recall what
she did in the last meet at Ascot park,
no human being would have recognized
her as the same car. The Palmer
Singer Ia a powerful machine, and
when Frank Siefert took hold Of her
and got her into shape the fact was
patent that master hand had her
i'm hand. and when she was taken TO
the track yesterday she showed the
true stuff of which she is made. Sic
fert drove a perfect race from start
to finish, and never on any track did
a car perform more perfectly than she
was doing.
Not a single shot did the car miss
on the entire trip. Siefert drove per-
fectly, as he can, and while the fear
less fellow has played in hard luck
for a long time, he shows his old form
and is on a car with which he can
show his mettle to the public, among
whom he has a host of friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21

race is evidence of its bruislng charac-
ter. Another striking phase of the race
is that the winner was going his fast
est at the finish. His best time was
made on his last lap, which he Travelled
at the rate of 72 miles an hour. His
average for the last four laps was 7O1a
miles an hour"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21
Cadillac Will Be on Hand

The Lee Motor Car company will have
the injured Cadillac all repaired and in
good shape again for this afternoons
events 1t is expected that arrange
ments were consummated last night to
have Harold stone drive the Cadillac
this afternoon
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21

Its as easy to secure a bsrgalIi in used
automobile through want advertising, as II
used to be-and still is-to secure morse
and carriage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

Iniid)ten. Wir tponen boffen, bab
Der &rieg permieben miro, aber ipenn
es loseeber ionte, bdnn fpinihen mir
Ceiterreih cinen i6neuen unb CLAM
5enben Siegl"
StoffeI (bat iif einen meier,
naorn" beiteIt) .Sa, in Sranf>
,eih fam man bod ieben mas
giniefeit 5uitaube .brinet. Sic borti>
gen Ypits, Sefegrapbens une Seles
pbonz Vedmten baben NIT ibrem Strett
einmal ge5eigt. mo 8artbel Den Wtolt
bolt. Sas bat mid rieiis sefreutl"
Wihel: .Weinettpesen fannit Dn
por lauter Spmpatbie in elmer rotben
Soie berumlaufen. i'd fam in Dem
YoitsS treif nifts grfreulihes iebenl
Wo bod bas moberne 2eben einmal
bonn 0rabt dbbdnet, 10 lit Der S6ds
ben gar niht 81 beredneu, ben Taus
ienbe bon 8eiddftsleuten iest IN
Sranfreid baben; gang abseiehen bon
Ser llniiherbett. pelhe birh bieie
Storung i'm giienbabnperfebr cinz
treteu mubi"
4nbres: ga lobe ih mir unS
iere beuiihen @erfe6rsbeamten, Die 10
gut er5osen unb eebalten iinb, bab
mir 10 einen Streif ni4t gu befir6z
ten baben."
Stoffel: SEA, nn, ma, MIR niht
10 lant. Was mir bente in Sranff
reid ieben, fann audi in 9euti6lans
pdiiierenl"
Mi6el: So bait 9u aGerbinss
9feht, Stofie(, aber nur bann, tpenn
in SeutIfldnb bic neutrality-suspicious.
2uitdnbe eintreten ioIten, nie liz
leiber beute in Sranfreih iinb. Siei
eebt Die 3eriesun9 Der mordliiher
unb mdtcrieaen 8runblagen pes
S~taatsipeiens u%nauibaltSam tpeiter
Spgar unter Dem fran5oiiihen Wilitdl
aibt es forttpGbrenb .3piihenfdle'
Ser 3udtloiisfeit. Gein @llnoer, fpenr
Damn idlieBlih In Der cipilen ge'
nmtenlfaft has 8elpilbticiu Der Tflih
perloreu aebt nnb pas 8elpuBtiein Del
9fedte iiberipannt pirb. - Weinei
Sic niht aiif, Sdbr?"
SGbr: Sic 3eriebuns in Sranf.
reid, = tpie lie ben beutieen 3uitani
bieies 9anbes rihtig be5eihneten. =
lit fem Sufaa, lonbern Die reselreht
Holae Ser ipitemntifd b%etriebenel
6 II t1rifIihnn9 oes Gan
.besl Sn 9eutidlano limb mir noe
ni6t 10 nett, aber es giebt 2ente I'M
ardite, bic ms auf bieie gabn brtn
aen monen. nnb iolfe glemente lin
leibcr niht bios in ben nntere'
GreiIen tbdtie. 8enn bds bentid
Wolf Den friiflifen 3alt berlieret
5oute, 10 iuiiroe Der Ghtpnmm DC
! 3uft nnb chronological in u%nierer
!. 3onbe niht seringere SeriiDruna on
|. riften. als in Dem franaoiiifen Ia4
barldnbe." -
! 8irtb (brinst Die neueite 3ei
, tiing): ~6ier, Der Streif lit bereit
beigelegt."
W ideI .@ott lei 0anf, fpi
6aben idon seraoe glenb 9enug |
{ Der Relt." -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
9mrnnrequems rnh 3mtulerams.

Die alte proteltantiife Sntoleran5 nod
reht beutlif. 10 boB fir oas bDdllte
Imt i'm Staote feiu &atbolif 'if
melben barf. (To Catholic mech
applp.) Sn Der lanaen elite Der
amerifaniiGen Vrdiibentcn erifeini
fem cinsigcr aatbolif unb fpirb ant
feiner in's @eibe Saus etn5iehen.
ncnn nitt Der Ieufel, jener llrbeber
hes &atholiteubaiies bon aufang an.
aupor itlrbt. gs lit befannt, BAT
gIaine als ErdiiDentihaftss Cart
pibat burhfiel. neil einige Ieiner Der
ipanbten fatboIiih ruren; nnb BAT
Or. Niharb @lanb bon Winonr'
nidt als Yrdiibeniihafts : Ganoioai
ansenommen ipurbe, neil er cine fd'
tboliihe Srau bate.
@irb Dieier autbolifenbab m Sus
fnnft n%aGlaiien? Dos .N. p. Srees
man's Sournnl" meint, 10 lan9e e.
nod Trnteitanten gebe, tperoe
aud bieier barbariihe 6ab fortoduern
Sdnobl, 70 lanse aher Der 3eufel lebt
ptrb es Vroteitanten geben, lei es MT
ooer obne 8elisipn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
9te g~nrfpnlitiker.
(Gpesialz Correspondent aus
Seutitlanb.)
Don ,,llltramnntanns'

Iifel Chat iocbcn ieine 3tpeis
Ffennig : rMecrid)aum" Yfeife ges
nppit nno iicbt eebantenppa cine Wetle
Den yinll1ipolfen, Die or ge9en Die ges
ihlpdrSte 0ede pnfft. nnf): rStoffel,
meibt Eu ipas Su ifndbt? - 8leh
Oieles lerbiihe Shpeine3iifters Ynd
lit bu1 seseu Seirerreih nifts als Elm
fleiner biiiieer Hafer, gegen cinen
mahtigen gicufunbldnDer. @as iagIt
Su, Mnbrcs?"
anprcs: .Sns iagit On gut.
Wihell"
StpffeI: ,Nur nbpnrten! -
Sintcr Dem fleinen Mader itebt dber
HuBlnno; bas ptrb Die ilalpiiten
8riiber am 8alfun ni6t preis9sben.
llnb Die Huiien? Iaen Geipett Dor
bcnen!"
Iidcl Qahtl: nSas baben Die
Sapaner audi eebdbtl = Sd glanbe.
Hublanb bate aQc llriahe, @ernunft
an5unebmen, benin eritens lit feline
aanse Irmee nod bonn ariege nit
Snpan fer in cinem jnn1merldppiihen
3uifanb, = unb Damn bat es fem
@elo rnb brittens brobt Die Tepolus
ticn I'M eigcnen 2anb = bent' an Die
Yplen = ipbalb es NIT Seiterreif
anbinbet. @as iast SIR, Sdbr?"
Sdbr: .SebcnfaQs bot Der Wihel
8ehtl Iuh Stoffel lit niht gang i'm
llnre6ten, penn auf Die Srennoi6afl
Der yilupildoen 8riiber" baut. bod III
Die Spmpatbie Hublanb's fir Serbier
MIR einc beidleriide 8hraie. 81
linb eans anbere Wotipe, ipel6e OIL
Mosfopiter 5u ibrem trcnloien Ser:
halten segen Ceiterrei6s llnsarn be.
itimmen. ginmal lit es Der Surf
nnf - &ade (biesmnl niht mad
8utfi) fir Die biplomntiihc Nieber.
lage, nelfe Der unfdbiec rliiiif'
Iiniiter beg aeubcren, Sspolsf
inn porigen CONNER in Den Ier9anbi
Iuneen nit ieinem riterrei6iihei
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ten hat. Damn aber - rnb bus il
Die Sauptiafe = tiirdtet 8ublanc
burf oas erfolgreide Vorgebei
, Sciterrcih's i'm gnlfan. bort gan
alssei6altet 5u perben."
] Andres: .Wie Itebt es aber mi
Gnalanb. Srnnfreih unb Stalien?
sic polten bod in 9el9rao Der
!, mitteln?"
StoffeI: nSnmmes 3eilg, bie
nirb niht nermittelt! GO Ioa losge
idlagen ip%erben!"
, W / Of I: .gtun halt einral Sci
, Waul, ipenn 8u mas iaait! 8eit
Oh and, mas Grieg beibt? Mei
t 0ater bat 10 nnb II mit9emaft, DC
: fam Oir's er5dblen. GO Den &ric
: AT niiniden, bas lit g%ottlos, oenn Sn
+ 9iebt bod MIR elm Weer bon Gotb I'm
glenb."
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I Midell"
:. Sdbr: .Sas limb iebr seiunf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

400 2onronsr rSablet" Itelt
Al f~ol9enbcn @ergleif 3lpiifcn
~ Der Sntolarnn3 biiben nnb
- briiben auf, Der ensliihc
Yroteitant gerdtb in eliibenbcn Corn.
renn Der WorihIu9 gemod,t mirb, Dor
ben offentlifen 2ebrern, Die tdglih
Heligionsurterridt ertbeilen miirIen,
Elm @lalbens5eusnib 5l perlaneen;
unb bicIclbcn 2eute iinp bereit, einen
Nnfrubr 81 crregen. lpenn man ocm
aonige Die IbIe9ung ieines @lauz
benebefeuutuiiies %erlaiien niirbe. @om
aoni9e pcrlan9t maj fem SeusniB
iiber feline Sdbisfcif 81 bieiem boben
Gmte, nod, iiber ieine Stantsfunlt,
lei1e aluebeit, ie,nen Wutb, mn iiber
icinen Sob 9eacn Den Eapit uno Die
fntbuliidJe Stride mill man Dor leiner
INAUGURATION Siderbcit c~rlaneen.
Wan prablt nit ungemeiner Helis
glonsfreibcit uno freier Soridruns inb
iorbcrt bieiclbc oils cin @eburtsrcft
fir anc Wcnihen, MIR hem aDni0e
gcltattct man oieies Hedt nift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
Sie iu,ialc Gutmideluna lit 10 par&

'~tN~k
pirrt, neil mir mitten in elmer burfs
grcifenocn llmlp1i5nng bcs 8irtbz
idaf.sltbsns iteben. llnicrc S1bus
tire unb lrier 6arbcl baben lid in
Dem leeten Snbr5ebnt riciig %en!faltct,
unb Der Natipnair, idtblim bat lid
un9cnbnt petmebrt. gb aud DE
Soften fir zen 2abcusunterbalt baben
lid gcmebrt, bab:n lid p.%rropp'lt.
Sic Nlrbcit5l0tnc fir III, perid, cocncn
gcru'sitdubc iitp abcr It'd pers
bdlt ,iBmd5i9 geitiegen. Im meiitsn
balm bite .@erb uerung o @rot
mn Butter" unb yWeribperminbcs
rung her Irbsitsfrait" Die beiielpien
a. betttnben alniien empfunoen, uno
lie ~g!aubsn an cbsiten (unb lie bab,n
aud) geipiiicrmaBen Heht oa5u) cine
6ebun9 ibfsr 2ebenslage p%erlan9cn 81
hiirfen unb purfieben gu fDnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

finer Ser srobten 9idter SeIters
IN, rei6's (@riuparaer) iin9t nut
W 9tebt, oas ein5i9e Slid bies
nieben lei innerer. filler Sries
ben unb cine ih~ulbbefreite grnit.
Saben mir uns 8eibes peridnfIt pnrt)
eiuc piirbige Siterbeidt?
****
Serr Gait fat Iein Stedenpfero,
oerobc pie Serr 8oolepelt ais Yrd'ts
Bent bas feline gebabt. gei ~Seoop"
morcn es Die slough Tibers", nno
BEL ,ginp" Iino'5 Die ebemdli9eil
Stubeuten bon gale. gs beiBt Init
oen,aft gu babeu" lei ihon Aualtfis
fatipn genlg fir Elm Sunoesnmf'
60 aus Der 2iift segriiien ut ptele
9tahridt oenn bod1 - nlft.
0ud an Cairo, Dem .gepclenen"
9rdiibcnten BON 8ene5ucln bcipabrs
beitet lib ieet bus Spri6lport: User
@inb fact. ipirb Stnrm crnten." Scr
altc 8ubeitorer unb Gepolutiondr FAM
nid,t einmal mcbr in Die Seimatb 5us
riidfcbren, menn CT iih aud ais gutter
giiroer bort nuffilbrcn fpollte. Si(
Mddte iino irob. Den St6rcnfrieS nir
einmal in Der Sale 8u baden. ipenr
bel bieiem Sang aud ctipns mch'
Wludt ais 8eht our @eltung fan,
gber Oh iih Cairo nit Der eesent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
(Spe5iea fir bieic Seituns.)
uan =. Il.

Gas iii Snconleauen5 l1o Sns
toleran5.
Sn penielben 6shler fallen Die
amerifanilhen Yroteitnrten. 8ir
babcn 5fuar fein @cies pie in gn9s
Iunb, baS unieren IrGiibenten 5irtnst,
DffentIif Den fatbpliifen 0laiiben
abSuihiuDrcn, aber Die Nation Ior9t,
bab fein autbolif iemnls ms WetBc
@nlis gelnnst, ubgleid Die Werfoiiung
ausorildlid, porihreibt, es biirfe bel
@eiebnn9 Der Iemter feline Mnd'idt
nnf Die Helision eenommen iperben.
Sr gneldnb bat man Elm 8cidriebencs
Weics, bas bic &atbplitsn ppn Dem
h1d,iten Imte i'm Stnnte diisidlicBt,
in Anlerifa lit es elm I'm q hri
bencs @eIes, ober eS bat aenau bic
iclbc @irfung lpie in gnglnnh.
Sn beibeu 2dnpern offeuburt lid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

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risiten Sdunb in bic @elt 9etrasen,
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Tabrifipaare bon .gepfefferten"
Ghpdnfen fir Die internationalen
9iibnen lieferten. 9ies llrtbeil lit
sipar bart. aber gercft. 0abc5u allies
.Wloberne" In 8unit unb 2iteratur
mas aus Sranfreih fommt, trdgt ben
&eim Der Degeneration in iid.
Sb es nun am 3anbe lieat ooer an
ben betreiieuoeu &iftern. dber bas III
3batiade. bab in 5eraS Der Seltruii
ben 8ebDrben fem It" fir Elm III"
pormuhcn fann. 60 puroc. ipie aud
in bieiem 9latte ~IeinerSeit gemelDet
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lebung Der S~taats9eiebe iiberfiibrt, 81
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