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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
FINDS SEVERED FOOT Of TRAMP
WHO SUFFERED PAINFUL ACCIDENT

Frank Johnson, section foreman on
the North Fork division of the o. r.
Il ~, Sunday picked up the foot which
had been lost early Saturday morning
by John Freeman. the Chicago
tramp. 1t will be remembered that
the tramp was riding on the breake
beam and that in some manner his
foot dropped to the rail and was sew
cred at the ankle by the car wheel.
1t was reported that the accident oc-
CURED about seven miles this side of
Meacham. but the finding of the foot
just above the North Fork section
house, shows the man maintained his
seat on the brakebeam for more than
IL miles after losing his foot
Exhibiting remarkable nerve. the
fellow seemed TO take his accident as
a matter of fact and was as cool and
unconcerned about it as If it had been
nothing more serious than an injured
finger When the train stopped at
Meacham he crawled out from un-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
COSTLY PLANT AT MERCY
OF FOREIGN STRIKERS

Hannibal, Mo, Aug. S.-Fifteen hun
dred foreigners are parading the
streets intimidating the residents OF
this city and assaulting the employees
of the Atlas-Courtland Cement COM
pany against which they are striking.
The small diots may become more SER
ious tonight. The cement company
has four million dollar plant at the
mob's mercy. Officials have asked
authority to demand the state troops.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
JEFFRIES WILL SAIL
DESPITE JOHNSON'S DEMAND

New York, Aug 3.-Jeffries an
nounced today that he would sail next
Thursday. Johnson's demand that he
remain in America and sign fight ar
ticles. johnson posted a five thou
sand forfeit yesterday at Chicago and
announced that the only condition he
would insist on was that Jeffries re-
main in this country and attend to
fight matters. Jeffries said he had
made all arrangements for the trip
and that Hamburger would remain
and meet Johnson's representative.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
WORKS TEN YEARS ON
AN AIRSHIP-AND FAILS

Seattle, Aug. 3.-After ten years of
labor and sacrifice, Thomas Levi, aged
75. was today crushed in disappoint-
ment over the failure of his aeroplane
to fly. He was confident it would be
a success. sunday afternoon in the
presence Of neighbors he attempted
the initial flight. The machine failed
to ascend. Levi had mortgaged his
home to obtain funds to build the ma
chine. He hoped to construct a ma,
chine that would fly without the aid
of a motor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
Attacked by $1,000 Moors.

Lisbon, Portugal, Aug. 3.-Fifteen
thousand Moors are attacking the
Spanish troops entrenched in and
around Melilla. today according to a
message received here.
The Spanish situation is desperate,
and made doubly so by the fact that
the native population, heretofore not
participating I'm the war. are reported
To be revolving. From reports of the
refugees who ran the besiebers line. II
the natives evolt the Spanish garrison
at Melilla is doomed. The coast ports
report the uprising spreading through
Morocco
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
STRIKE SITUATION AT
CHICAGO MORE SERIOUS

Chicago, Aug 3.-The situation
threatening to participate a surface
car strike was rendered more critical
employees of all the elevated roads are
seriously contemplating a strike. The
twenty-five hundred organized ele-
waited employees with the employees OF
the surface lines, would affect 10000.
The elevated men have for some
time been considering the question of
wages and working conditions. The
surface men are encouraging the dis
content to enlist their aid.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03

JANCIJAG AND BAILEY
CAN'T ESCAPE HANGING.

Salem, Aug. 3.-The state
supreme courttoday decided that
Math Jancijag and Harry Ba-
ley must hang. Both were con-
victed of murder by the jury
recently, and appealed and lost.
Jancijag killed Mary S. Mre-
kar, July, 1908, at oregon City.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
FLORENCE ROBERTS TO
'BE MARRIED SOON

San Francisco, Aug. S.-Florence
Roberts, the actress, is on her way
homeward to Peeksgill, n. Y, today,
accompanied by Thurlow Bergen, her
leading man, whose wife she will be-,
come shortly after her arrival. The
actress is the widow of Lewis Tory
son, the celebrated Mephistopheles in
Faust Bergen was divorced last sum-
mer, his wife naming Miss Roberts as
correspondent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03

Vienna. Aug. S.-Denying that he
will lead an army of carlists against
Alfonso, Don Jamie gave an interview
today The pretender declared the
only condition under which he would
enter Spain was in the event of the
overthrow of Alfonso. A leader is
needed to restore order
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
CITY SAFE LOCKED
AND BUSINESS STOPPED

Ellensburg, Aug 3.-Efforts being
made to open the city safe where all
the important city documents are
locked up, were unavailing today The
combination refuses to work and mu-
nicipal business is at a standstill. The
city council was unable to transact
any monthly business at their meet
ing last night. The payrolls and de-
partment bills were locked and every
effort to open the safe has been un-
successful
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
DEMAND RANSOM
FOR CHILDREN
KIDNAPERS STEAL GIRLS
AND ASK FOR $4,000
Grace and Vivian Alfonso, Aged Three
and Five, Are Taken from Their
Homes-Speclal Delivery Letter
Demands s25, ,0OO-Supposed Ac-
complice Is Captured.

St Louis. Mo, Aug. 3.-Following
the kidnapping of Grace Alfonso and
Vivian, a second cousin. aged three
and five years. respectively, and the
demand for $4,000 ransom. detec-
tives today arrested Joseph Hocano,
suspected of being an accomplice Of
Samuel Turista, who Is believed TO
have taken the children from home.
No trace of Turlsti and no word from
the children has since been had since
the arrival of the special delivery let
ter last night demanding the ransom.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
WILL UNIV
JANE
ATCTE OF
LII AT SEATTLE
Seattle, a
Minnesota Z
90

Seattle, B The feature Of
Minnesota the exposition to,
day will be -.-- telling Of a statue
Of James j. Hill. late this afternoon
Because the life of the great railroad
builder has touched three countries
the exercises will be International in
character. Governor Johnson Of Min
nesota will unveil the statue. Brit
ish, American and japanese flags will
be used to drape it. A reception with
be given Governor Johnson and wife
this afternoon, to be attended by Eng
lish, American and japanese officials.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
ZEPPELIN LANDS TO
REPAIR HIS AIR SHIP

Frankfort, Aug. S.-Motor troubles.
ten minutes after starting today for
Cologne. 10 miles away, caused Count
zeppelin to abandon his trip and to
summon mechanics to repair his air.
ship. An easy landing was effected.
The Count resumed the trial as soon
as repairs were made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
SENATE VOTES
ON THURSDAY
Upper House Agrees to Ballot
on Senate Conference Bill
at 2 on Thursday,
STRONG LANGUAGE AGAIN
PASSED AMONG SENATOR'S

During LulI i'm Proceedings Sherman
Puts Motion for Adoption of the
Conference Tariff Bill-StOrm Of
Ayes and Nos FollOw-Senate Thea
Adopts Bailey's Motion TO Vote ON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Accused OF Pro-
tecting Interests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
. + + + #**+++ + + + + + +

. The senate this afternoon
; agreed upon Bailey's motion to I
vote on the tariff conferees re- I
port at two o'clock Thursday I
afternoon. 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
BASEBALL FANS CROWD
BLEACHERS AT BOSTON

Boston, Aug 3.-Attendance at the
American league park was broken to-
day with thirty-five thousand present.
Thousands were turned away.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03

Allowing for the exaggerated tales Of
the terrified refugees, it is believd
that fully two thousand wre killed
in the three days fighting in and
around Barcelona.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
MOVER Is ELECTED
PRES. MINERS FEDERATION

Denver Aug. S.-Charles II. Moyer
was reelected president of the West
ern Federation of miners today c. E.
Mahoney was elected vice president
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03

A farmer near Scio working in the
bayfield, hung his vest on a fence; a
bull came along and punched it to
pieces, also a watch and pair of
spectacles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
SAYS MABEL
IS A FORCER
Sensational Findings OF Fact
Signed by Judge GiIIiIard in
Will Contest.
LOUIS RAGEL AND DELLA
STACEY ALSO IMPLICATED

Judge Gilliland Not Only Finds Fam
Gus Mysterious Document Was
Forged But Fixes Responsibility
Also Declares Signature of James
w. Young 10 First" WId Was Al
tered While I'm Possession of Mrs.
Warner, Her Attorneys and Wit
neSScs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
IS
AFTER THRONE
Encouraged by Defeat of
Troops, Son Of Don Carlos
May Try For Crown,
THOUGHT THAT REPUBLIC
MORE LIKELY, HOWEVER

Son OF the Late Spanish Pretcnder
Said to BE Clever Military Leader
May Take Field in His Own Be-
half-Troops Sent Into Mountains
TO Dlslodgc Rebels Are Defeated
Government Says No More Rein
fOrcements Can BE Sent TO Front
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-03
RAILROAD MEN
Do NOT FIGHT
Peace Declared in DeSChutes
Canyon After Threatened
Armed War.
HILL-HARRINIAN FACTIONS
WILL TAKE FIGHT TO COURT

Tense Situation of Past Few Days Is
acknowledgement That Armed
Men Have Been Removed from
the Camps of the Rival Railroad
Builders-Thrce Men Arrested
Yesterday Are Placed Under $3.50
Bonds 10 Keep the Peace.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
SOME BRIEF PROPER NAMES

IN the Zuyder Zee there Is a bay called Y;
and Amsterdam has the river Y while.
strange to say. in quite another part of the
earth III China. the same brief name Is given
TO q town.
Elsewhere in the Flowery Kingdom. in the
province of Honan, there is a city called U;
and in France there Is a river, and in Sweden
a town rejoicing in the name of y.
Proper names of this brief nature are not,
however. monopolzed by places; instances are
on record where individuals have been SINH
larry named. Some years ago there was a shop
kept on the Rue de Louvan, Brussels. by
Theresa O.. and there Is a Madame o IN Paris
who IS we'll known as the proprietor of pOpu-
lar cafe.
An amusing incident is recounted in con-
nection with the impressment into the military
service of the son of this Madame o. The
young man could net write. and so signed his
name on the military papers with cross. it
not occurring to him nor to any of the officials
how easily he could have written his name.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
Thefts in Public Museums
Continued bUD, page 8

made restitution Of all the stolen property
comprising over two thousand prints found in
his library further proceedings against him
were dropped. and the matter was hushed UP.
The Greatest Book Thief
THE most celebrated thief of this kind was
the distinguished mathematician and sci,
enlist Gugielmo LIbri. who at the age of thirty
WAS elected u member of the Institute of
France whose marriage to the sister of Baron
Double the great bibhophIle. was attended by
Prime Minister Guizot. Libri was himself an
impassioncd book lover, had craze for beauti-
ful manuscripts and rare volumes. and per
suaded the Ministry to have a catalogue made
of all existing historic treasures of this kind in
the various libraries of France y commission
was appointed to carry out the scheme, and
LIbri made its president, being at the
same time appointed by the Government as
Inspector General of the State and Public
Libraries of France. He then began diligent
and methodical pillaging of ali these inSti-
tutionS. substituting worthless manuscripts
for those of a priceless character No one will
ever know the extent of the plumber he man
aged to secure. In IS4S he sold over sixty
thousand dollars worth of manuscripts to
Lord Ashburnham.
When finally the authorities became aware of
these wholesale operations and issued a warrant
for his arrest, he managed to escape to Eng
land, carrying with him about twenty enormous
cases of loot, which were never recovered.
Though the evidence against him was of the
most crushing and complete character, yet for
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

route Icy which We can connect the ends oi the
traction company.
How much territory
Oh a mile or 4 mile and halt. should
.iy. but every available route Is included III
the franchise.
And if we don't get it,
Somebody else viii get 1t, Of course He
Will build the connections, and hold Us up Tor
ANYTHING that he wants.
But It will be no good to anybody else with
out what we We got, suggested Van Slyke.
True. but we have several hundred millions
involved and cant adopt dO-nothlng policy.
Probably ten millions even less VIII cover
the expenses required 10y rebuilding under the
old or new franchise and that ten million has
us 10y the throat.
1t should be easy for five hundred million
t. freeze out ten" said Rutherford
Under other circumstances 1t woull, not be
at al oIficult answered HAId.Ine but the
people are To be considered III this case. This
road w.,s built rs a public convenience and.
gentlemen it has to bc run.
This Is a hell of - fix for men as smart as
YOU to pet yourselves IN 20 said Callahan.
Your language. # somewhat Inclcgdnt,
SAID Haldanc sArcastIcally, well describes the
situation. but It was one that could not be
avoided and could not bc forcsccn. The only
question that interests now IS what We are
gong to DO about It.
We'll. that's Il question that gong to be
put up to us pretty hard. SAID the Mayor.
Gormly is the man that will do It.
d" You may bc sure of that, answered the
tlnanclcr
AS | take it." said Callahan, we can pass
the franchise. or we can make its future passage
the issue of the campaign and II We WIN, pass
At then, and If we fail. take opr medicine
'Yuuvc stated 1t exactly
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

some reason he WAS never brought to Justice,
and died IN England If not in the odor OF
sanctity at any rate greatly respected as one
of the greatest bibliophileS of the age. The
very attitude of the French Government in
refraining from any steps toward securing his
eXtraditon led to the belief among his friends
that he WAS innocent of any real wrOngdOing
and merely the victim of some Continental
political intrigue
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
GAMES AND ENTERTAINMENTS

AYS,NAUDENILIES Sketches, Nonologues, Dialogues
Speakers Minstrel Material, Jokes, Rcctauns, ablcauN
I'rl,, Musical Piece, Entertainments, Make Up Good,
Large Catdog Free l. penson, Pubr Dept 6I, Chicago
SPARKLING TuASTS. \ book of over 100 original
nifty, spicy and very clever toast,. mostly rhyme None
IA prIn before Mailed for 3 Universal Pub
fishing Co, 2. o. Box J. tuchburg. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

FOR myself. I'm III favor OF passing the tran
Chise" said the boss. " II means money
Moneys what were here for. The object ot
politics IS money for the crowd that = IN. The
ann of the crowd that's out Is t. get IN 50 they
can get the money OF course 1t ; pleasant To
have power to direct the destinics of this great
city and To influence fellow citizens to follow
our leadership he went on SnccrIngly, but
after all what We Tt all out for is the dough
With money We can buy votes, with votes we
can get office: with office and money We can
get immunity from the consequences. Even
Il we're beaten by the Mayor. we'll still have
the District Attorney. We II still have the police
force I'll still bc here So VIII YOU Mr. Hal
dane. And therefore rather than take any
risk | move that the franchise be renewed aS
soon rs 1t expires. and that the grant be made
t. the Gotham Freight Traction Company. Id
rather have something substantial than play
for i chance any time. Not but what III sure
that were going To- win the election, | don I
agree with Mr.. Rutherford about the power OF
the people. I've heard about 1t ever since
was III politics; but I've never seen u mani
fcstdtIOn of II. | control the organization. the
people can vote how they please and be damned
to cmi III see that the votes are counted, and
III be responsible.
Yet You are not willing to trust the fran
ChIsc to the powers YOU assume YOU have:
sad Rutherford quickly.
mo. I'm not. don't see the use of II. We
can win anyway: but If 10y some miracle we
didn't. we'd still have the franchise and the
Gotham Freight Traction Company and the
other interests 1t represents back of Us. | guess
what happened. Besides I'll! it'd mean would
be a wait of four years These reform move
mcnts always get tired of themselves. and then
one or the other of the old parties comes in.
Wen be the one.
Il am inclined To- believe that much of Mr..
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
SEEDS

IENBEENpN'N SEEDS FREE 10 Introduce ou new
i4yg seed catalogue, Everything for the Garden" 200
page, 100 cu-a ng,. devoted To- vegetables and flow
Ill send free mentioning tins and
sending stamps the catalogue and famous
Henderson collection Of flower and garden seed
Also the pamphlet he isc OF the Feet seed Sowing
rhIch the Late etcr Henderson considered the
,tlutbc article he Peter Henderson & Co.
y 3 trrtllndt Street, New York City
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
PHOTOGRAPHY

IILMr DEVELOPED. per roll. all sIr,. NcloN
friHt,. Brownies tAS'i "a NJ, ms 81, SC Send
negative, and wl PRINT them free sample OF
nrk him specialists, and give YOU better result,
dian y,u have had Cole q, Co. Asbury Park, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
FOR MEN

ALL SAFETY RAZOR BLADES ~ each Double edged
blades specially We stere. resharpen and your
blades better than Send address for convenient
mailing package. keenedge Co Keenedgc Bldg Chicago
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
EIoCuTION AND DRAMATIC ART

ACTING. ELOCJTION TORY-Wc teach this faS-
cn1tiug and profitable by mail and prepare you for the
speaker, platform Eouket on Dramatic Art free
CH NchUolo ouoH .Sot rand Opera House Chic 60
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

We starr You in business with and furnish
everything Full course of instruction free We manufac
iurers and have plan in the mail order line. Large
Profits Small Capt. al You pay three months and
Pease Manufacturing Co, 1901 Pease Building Buffalo NY
BUILD 4 5000 BUSINESS IN TWO YEARS Let
US start you IN the collection business No capital needed
big field We teach OF collecting money bus
you. Write today for free pointers Americ an
Collection Service, - State, Detroit, Mich
New-York tribune., 1909-01-03
MINNESOTA REAL ESTATE

s. BUYS lot 80 #. # located main boulevard
from Minneapolis Lake Minnrtonka. Terms : down
8 per No. Reference, People, Bank Write for partIcl-
L.. Savage & Co Railway Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-05

Der Chicago Great 8circru : 8abn
liberfdbren uno getDbtet.
- Serr unb SrnM Sobn lllrih be-
trduern Den SOb ibrcS Sobndlcns.
Saslelbe itarb %uerflplienen Wfittipoh.
Ser 8rauo Der @lpper Speral
3pcisfnbrif 5u Gutenberg. Sa., boz
Sabrcafrilt crbdit Elm Nad)ipiel in eis
ncr S6nbencrIosflage ieitcns bes
9tahlnB : &erpaIters. iporin $4,000
fir ben Sob Intpn Tdsli's, bns Spfcr
jeucr antaitrppbc. gcforocrt perben.
Sn Der 9lagei6rift ntrb 9elteno ses
mudt. bab bas 8euer, nclhes Die
Snbrif 5critorte nnb Das 2eben bes
iunsen Wnnnes forbertc, burd Die
Sabrldiiigfeit Der gigentbiimer pers
i6ulbet lpurne uub baB tic Die aefets
@orihriften nuBer Idt lieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-05

81 tr0iten. niclleidt riibrt bas liebc
Scr5 lnieres Seilanbes Die Ser3en
gutter 2eute, DOB lie alld an Sene benz
fen, nel6e inter 10 groben Sdipic>
ri9fetten im @ein6erae Deg Serrn
nrbeiteit.
SD nurbe nuf Der 8eiie nit einem
presbpteriiden Ynitor. nelher iid6
nit uns auf bemielben Sampler be-
foub, befonnt. @r er5Gblte mir 10
unter anberenh. bab er gar feline
Shmieriefeiten babe, nm feline 8eliz
gionsaenoiien fir feline 0tiiiion 81 I'M
tcrci'icren; ippriiber er lid aber be-
flase. lei Der llmitanb. baB er ME aee
mug 2eute befommen f0nne, Die fir
i'm Die Wiiiipnss Ir6eit tbun uilrben,
ba or Saupts Iiiiionnr urb tets aui
Geiien lei. Sr ielber be3iebt jeoen
Ionat fem bolles @ebdlt bon Der Ser
lualtllng Der einbetmiifen Riiiionen.
bon Nep 0prf aug. Ser episfopdz
lil6c Miiiipndr bier in Babies be5icbt
iein @ebalt ebenfaGs bpn Der Serpnls
ting Der einbeimii6en Waiiiionen ieis
ner Sefte.
@enn ipir eroBe preaniiirte @e@
meinben bier bdtten. 10 tpdren fol6e
@eloer gar nidt uotbig; Sbatia6e
aber lit, oaB ih bier bon elmer Stele
our anoern reiIe, INN einige 5erltreute
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-05

nic1t Oelber bon ouspdrtS betpmu,eil
tDuntc, er Den Srt p~erlaflen miine.
ilnb in Der Sbat, ais Der quite Yries
tier I'M lcbtcn Slrti bon bier fort5pg,
Bate CT niht NAL pollc $25 nm Die
Sobrt auf benz Soutpfcr bc6nblen 81
t0uncn. @nbc Scptember trlig iG)
MIDI cbcnfnaS nit Dem @ebnnfen I'M,
biclc5 N~rbeitsfelb 5u o~erlnHcn, oa lid
cben nibt5 gum llntcrbaltc eincs
TrieiterS pprfinbet. bas Der Grlp1b<
nrtl9 ipertb nGre. llnp Der Wiiiio>
NOR fam bod audb nid)t bon Der quit
allein leben, Die nIerbing5 bier III
8nlDc5 iebr rein lit. &dbrcnb i6
MN meme &orbereitiingen fir Die
Ibreiic traf, iiberb6rte iJ cine ltnterz
rcbuno mebrercr meincr 0emeinoc>
Ytitgliebrr, mel6c lid g~egcnIcitig dnz
flagten, IN Die prptcltnntiihe Stride
0cgangcn 8l iein, ebc lie eincn tatboe
liihen &rieiter bier bntten. go idgtc
Giucr gu ben 9hlberen: sd bate
lpenigitens nod Den Ttlt6, ouf5uitcben
unb Die Stride 81 perlancn. ols Der
Saitor b1mnls 9egen Den Scidtitubl
in Der fotboliiden Stride iprn6, Sbr
nber perbliebct in Der Stride uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-05
CnrrrFpanhems aus Grut
rtagrn alnrhra.

&albc5, Masfa, 10. 9c5, 1905.
@s miro uus 9cid9t, bab lpcnn Die
SeDiirfninc nnlercs &irdlcins an
Dcrslpp 6efdilnt udren, miirben liG
9cmiB milbc @sber fiuberL nm ms
a~uf5ubelfcn. Sa. uuiere giptbln9c
bier in &aIoe5 lit leibcr nur 81 ipabr.
Som 3. bis 3im s. 9c5cmber 3. g.
mndtc i) cine Geiie, Die lid iiber
bunbcrt Teilcn eritrcdtc, ndmlib pon
bier bis Gorbopn. Wtcine GoQcftt III
Der bprti8cn Stride bctrts $6.40. 9as
3idct fir has 9ompfboot olleiu icbod
~foitctc $500; nuberbcm bate i6 nod
ausgabeu, mdbrenb i1 in Der Stobt
nellie. 90 tuuroe ib 81 cincnl 'front.'
fen Mnnne, Der in berlctben 8ihtun9
luobute, gerufen. 9criel6e itarb Is
Mtinlitcn, nnd)oem ih BET i6nt ein9es
febrt, nnb CT binterlicb oud -niht
cincn Gent, momit i1 bate mcine
Gusgabeu beltrcitcn f0nncn. Slim
ia. ih iilfie mid nit Dem @ebanfen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-05
SEER 8corg 9icfer, Sr., gefsrbcn.

Sn ieiner Samilicnlpobnung 81
Sberrils Wonnb perihieb am p~erilpiz
lenen Wontag Der allbefannte Serr
@eor9 aiefer, Sr., I'M Ilter bon 81
Sabren.
IS iiberlcben ben 9a6ingeIdiebes
men feline Satin nnb nht 8inber, flint
S0bne unb brei S0hter. Sas 9e>
grdbniB fano am Wittpod, bon Der
Srouertrobnun9 aus. na6 Der SO.
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