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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
CLOSE OF BIG CELEBRATION
Program This Evening Open to Public
at Brandeis Theater Starts at
Eight O'clock,

The meeting at the Brandeis theater this
evening, marking the close of the Astoria
celebration will be open to the public. II
will begin promptly at o'clock, and the
following program is to be carried out:
Selections-Green's band.
Presiding officer, Mr.. Samuel Ayerv.
chancellor University of Nebraska.
Invocation-Rabbi Cohn.
Hymn TO Music-Omaha Maennerchor.
Introductory Address-Chancellor Avery.
Fair Rothtraut-Omaha Maennerchor.
Address-Mr George f. MacLean, presi-
dent State University of Iowa
How Have Loved Her-Omaha Maenner-
chor.
Address-Mr. John Lee Webster, president
Nebraska State Historical society
a Sunday on the Alps-Omaha Maenner-
chor.
Grand Finale-(song of the natlon.)-
Green's band.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
Captain F. Cody
Falls Hundred Feet
American Aviator in Employ of Brit
ish Government Seriously In
iured at Aldershot.

LONDON, June 23-Captain F. s. Cody
the aviator, while making a flight at Alder
shot today, fell from height OF 100 feet
and was seriously injured.
His aeroplane was caught in a gust OF
wind and becoming unmanageable, plunged
TO the ground. Cody was pinned beneath
the wreckage.
Captain Cody, an American by birth is
employed by the British war department
to teach its officers aeronautics. Last fan
at DOncaster he took out naturalization
papers and became British citizen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24

I'VE now have the best railroad regulation
law we ever had. The provisions for the
supervision OF capitalization were omitted
but this does not mean that they have been
abandoned. Renewed efforts to enact them
will be made at the next session.
Il think the party in power has enacted
legislation which viii inure greatly TO its
benefit. II has kept It's contract
The congress which is now closing its
first regular session has done what n
promised the people TO do. and the republi.
can party has a good record to take the
people In the coming elections"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
Midshipmen
at Plymouth
Five Hundred Naval Cadets Will Be
Guests of City During Part of
Stay in Port.

PLYMOUTH, England June g. - The
American battleships Indiana, Massa-
chusetts and Iowa, with 500 midshpmen
from the United States Naval academy at
Annapolis, Md, arrived here at o'clock
this morning. The young sailors are hav-
ing their summer practice cruise. The
squadron is commanded by Rear Admiral
Clark.
The squadron sailed from Hampton
Roads on June 8. Instead of following the
usual routine of a practice cruise along
the New England coast the vessels steamed
for F.ymouth, the end OF the first leg of
the 10000 mile trip.
The local authorities are planning a
round of entertainments for the visitors.
The midshipmen will be given dinner by
the lord mayor of London.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
Swimmer Loses His Clothes
on Banks of Carter Lake

In the usual way he piled his clothes in a
neat pile on the bank and let himself 20
in one delicious plunge.
The swim was fine Fact is, It was of
such a degree of excellence that he re-
mained longer than usual and forgot to
keep the eye that was out OF the water
on his clothes. And in the meantime a
bold, bad robber got that apparel and
disappeared. leaving the shivering youth,
Eddie Morris, TO go home in the con-
ventional barreI.
The record does not tell just how It hap
pened. but after considerable persuasion
and several strong inducements another
youth took the proper pity on the hero
and went homo &c fetch the Sunday-go-to-
meeting togs that the swimmer might re-
turn properly togRed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24

This tale. although 1t is the latest news
from the watery depths OF the far-famed
Carter lake. Is neither a fish nor a snake
story and is guaranteed to be strictly un-
vanished.
The moral in It is so impressed upon the
mind OF the hero that the next time he
goes In swimming Il will either be In the
nighttime or else he win be very sure that
his heretofore desplsed clothes are safe
under lock and key.
The son OF one OF the captains OF the
fire department decided that yesterday was
perfect day to visit the old swimming
hole and try his luck. Accordingly he be-
took himself to that place on Carter lake
that was known to him long before he
got to the high school In his school career.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
COMMENCEMENT AT CORNELL
President Schurman COnfers Degrees
on Seven Hundred and Six
Graduates.

ITHACA, n. Y, June 2S-With the ther-
mometer registering in the 90s thousands
of senior week guests today watched the
Cornell seniors march to the armory to
receive their diplomas from President Jacob
Gould Schurman. Degrees were conferred
on 7Ot graduates. The address by President
schurman was devoted mainly to Goldwin
Smith, "A Man OF Letters. a Speculative
Thinker and Political Critic"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
President Says Congress
Has Kept Party Pledges

CINCINNATI. o., June 2S.-In a signed
statement in the Times-Star. President
Taft is quoted today as follows:
WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 81 am
elated at the legislation which has been
enacted by this congress. 1t has fulfilled
the pledges OF the party. II Is a great
satisfaction 10 me that we have accom-
plished SO much. 1t has been the custom
in the past 10 try 10 fulfil party pledges
during the term of the president elected
we have secured what we set out to get
during the first regular session Of con
sress.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
Seven Indictments
in Glover Murder
Widow of Waltham, Mass, Lumber.
man and Seven Others Charged
with Crime.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 2S-As a re-
suit of the investigation OF the murder
of Clarence F. Glover. a Waltham laundry
proprietor last fall, indictment warrants
were issued today against Mrs. Lillian M.
Glover, widow of the murdered man and
six others, who are charged with being
accessories after the fact.
Hattie Leblanc, a housemaid is accused
Of numbering the laundryman. 1t was an
nouncsd today that in addition to Mrs.
Glover the following persons had been in
dictcd:
Samuel Elmer and Alton E. Tupper Mrs.
Glover's counsel in the contest of Glover S
Will; Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Freeman and
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour S. Glover. Seymour
Glover was a brother of the murdered
laundryman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
Wireless Official
Fined fort contempt
Secretary Lucien c. Wallace of the
New York Office Refuses to Tes-
tify Before Grand Jury.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The grand jury
which is investigating the government s
complaint that officials of the United
Wireless Telegraph company used the mails
in furtherance of scheme to defraud in
vestors appeared before Judge Hand in the
United States circuit court today and pre-
sented Lucien c. Wallace, secretary at the
company's offices here, for contempt for
refusing to testify before the grand jury.
Judge Hand fined Wallace $50 and directed
him at once to return to the grand jury
room and be sworn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
HEAT PROSTRATlONS
IN NEW YORK CITY
No Relief from High Temperature is
in Sight and Long Death
List Seems Likely.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-New York was
still sweltering today from the heat wave
which has blanketed the city for several
days There were numerous prostrations
during the day and the long list from hcat
seemed likely to be added to before night
fall, as there appeared to be no relief in
sight. The temperature at 10 o'clock
was IS degrees.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
Unions of Dealers,

Unions of Dealers.
Organizations of producers or dealers.
Advertising.
Increased money supply.
Over-capitalization.
Higher standard Of living.
The foregoing findings were gathered by
measuring the prices of 257 commodities, in
cluded in the price index number of the
bureau of labor. These commodities were
grouped and the advance noted for the
different groups during the period from
1900 to 1903, inclusive. The general whole
sale price level dues advanced during the
period H.5 per cent. The groups show ad-
vances as follows:
Farm products, 1913 per cent; food, ETC.,
1876 per cent; miscellaneous commodities,
1L7 per cent; clothes and clothing, 1913 per
cent; fuel and lighting, SO per cent;
house furnishing goods, 5.S per cent; metals
an implements, S.65 per cent
decline was shown for drugs and
chemicals amounting to 2.9 per cent.
The report states that in view of the
fact that the increases have been so much
greater in products coming either directly
or indirectly from the farms than in any
other line excepting products of the forest
the conclusion must be reached that the
most important cause for the advance is
to be found in study of farm conditions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
Golden Rule Chief
Found Not Guilty
Cleveland Official Who Was Sus.
pended Pending Inquiry Into
Charges to Be Reinstated.

CLEVELAND, June 23.-Fred Kohler, the
Golden Rule" chief of police who was
suspended from the position by Mayor
Baehr, upon the filing Of charges alleging
drunkenness and immortality, was acquitted
by the civil service commission late today
Kohler will be relnstated at once
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
ALLEGED H0LDUP MEN
ARE ACCUSED OF BRIBERY
Two Men Charged with Trying to
Hire Victim of Robbery at
Denver TO Leave City.

NEW YORK, June 2a-Charged with
having offered Charles Hill, a Denver
hotel manager, $500 to leave the city and
thus block the prosecution OF men alleged
to have held him up and robbed him,
two men who gave their names as Joseph
Cohen and William C. Tucker. were ar
rested today and held for examination
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
FAIL TO FIND WENDLING
Report that Murderer of Alma KeII-
ner is ON Ranch Near San
Antonio Untrue.

HOUSTON, Tex, June 2S.-Chief OF Po-
lice Ellis OF this city and Chief Of Detec-
tives Carney OF Louisville. KY, returned
here today from San Antonio. where they
have been for two days on fruitless quest
for Joseph Vending. wanted in Louisville
on the charge of killing S-year-old Alma
Kellner. The officers are convinced that
the report that he was on a ranch near
San Antonio is untrue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
Confesses Murder of Woman.

CUMBERLAND, Md, June 2S - Harry
c. holland, arrested on suspicion of having
murdered Alice Brown Litten. whose body
was found in the woods near here yes
terday with her throat cut made a COM
plete confession of the murder, police au-
thorities stated today. The tragedy,
holland averred, was the sequel OF quar-
rel over another girl. The slain woman
was eighteen years old,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
big Piney stockmen Organize

BIG PINEY. Wyo., June 23.-(special.)-
A meeting of stockmen was held here
Saturday and the decision reached to re-
organize the Big Piney Live Stock asso-
citation. The resolutions favor leasing of
the public domain, better transportation
facilities, the adjustment by peaceable
means of all range disputes, securing just
administration of the forest reserves, pre-
venting the stealing and killing of live
stock, etc,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
Greatest Advance in Cost of Produc-
ton of Farm Products.
MOVING HABIT ALSO IMPORTANT
Shifting Of Population from Pro-
ducing to Consuming Areas.
COLD STORAGE ALSO IS BLAMED
Icing Plants, IL is Asserted, Enable
Wholesalers TO Sell mt AdvRn-
tageOus Times, ReEuInt-
ing Prices.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Republicans
and democrats do not agree as to the
causes for the great increase in the cost
of living between 1900 and 1910. The ma
jority report of the special senate com
mittee, which has been investigating these
questions was submitted to the senate to-
day by Senator Lodge, chairman of the
committee.
The minority was authorized to employ
an expert to go over the report of the
majority and prepare the minority views
for submission 10 the senate. The report
made by Senator Lodge found that of the
many causes contributed to the advance in
prices the following were most marked:
Increased cost of production of farm
products by reason of higher land value
and higher wages.
Increased demand for farm products and
food.
Shifting OF population from food produc-
ing to food consuming occupations and
localities.
immigration to food consuming localities.
Reduced fertility OF land resulting in
lower average production or in increased
expenditures for fertilization.
Banking Facilities.
Increased banking facilities in agricultu-
raj localities, which enabled farmers to
hold their crops and market them to the
best advantage.
1t was found that this not only steadied
prices, but had tendency to increase
them.
Reduced supply convenient to transpor-
tation facilities OF such commodities as
timber.
Cold storage plants, which result in pre-
venting extreme fluctuations of prices of
certain commodities with the seasons, but
by enabling the wholesalers to buy and
sell it as the best possible advantage, tend
to advance prices.
Increased cost of distribution.
Industrial combination.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
Rainstorm I'm BLACK nina.

DEADWOOD, S. D., June ga rain
storm visited the western part of South
Dakota last night and benefited crops in
many sections. East Of Rapid City the
fall was heavy. Reports are more favor
able today from all the grain districts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska--Showers; cooler.
For Iowa-Shower warmer.
For weather report see page 2.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24

tc0n'inued on Second PaEe)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
THE OMAHA BEE

Is the most powerful business
getter In the west, because Il goes
to the homes Of poor and rich.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

ben flcin II en- @ ablbc5irfen
I'M Der Sreibcit bes Gin5cluen in
bicien 9in9en Den 9rDbtmD9lihen
Spielraum 81 lniien. Sn In6rtraft
Der aroBcn Nad)tbeile ircldc piclfnf
Den Stdbtcu burh Golntp Option 5us
gcfiigt iperben. ideint ms Die gnts
ideibung Der Solpacr Semofraten
empfeblenspsrtb. Sic itebt alIf
iener nnberen Nniiht am ndditen,
lpel6e bnfiir halt. oaB nan bird
@r5tebung mcbr fpubrc WdBi9z
felt bclpirfen fam. nls burf 9 b
lidcn 3 ipang.
Inter ben bemofratiihen Ganbiz
bnten MN id)eint ,Sr. e. 8. Saibor
bon 8aterloo Der c ntiheiben it c
3u iein unb pirb berielbc baber bon
ben beuti6eu gldttern be5
Staates aud fir Die III d II
10 a bIcn na6briidlih e%mpfpblen.
Su i~nnerbalb Der republitaniihen
8ciben in Soipa Die Stanbpatters unb
bic Yroereiiiben lid 5erfleiidIcn, lit Die
Soffning Der Semptrotcn alif einen
Sie9 bel Der 8abl lebr bod ge'rie8en
unb modte man nit eirem 9anoiodten
ME Srn. 9aibor in Sa6cn Der Eroz
bibitionsfra8e gcrnc i6er 9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
Sisconiin,
(Gufular oil bic Qotnperme Ns Central GeeinS in ben Staueu N'seohNh,
Soma u6 anen SbeHe upu Wtinneta mb SuuuSD
einr nrlle Gbrenaufoabf ocs
Central Uereins.
(Sortieslln9 bon Der s. Seite.

8rammes, beionbers in sesus amf 6rtGte sosiaIrehmm, mseinanbcrs
ge1ctt pcrocn ioaen. Cine Insahl betannter decentralization bes Gcnras
@erdns, aud @iBieber bee Counties fir Spsialreforn1. nerpen 3ueeeen
lGn, INT nrtSnratben. SHie 8elpredune peripriht iebr interenant unb
meubbou tr Die Sade bcs Gentras@ereinS al nerben.
Yin bteieu Grcr5iicn fam ieber 2me tbeinebnten, hclter Der
Sger5ttensS rbnnng iogt 9e ausageu fir Die 5beinabne fo bic
8euefonen uD cine Sumne, $500, fir Die unpermeioliten Iusgabcn
ndbrenb bes Gnfentbultes I'M Gpueehum. Die geirifen lIebungen iclbn
limb tpfenfrei.
ltcbr@cns f0nnhn mir taum cine i6Oncrc lnS perfbpoacre CONNER
gu Hraire on eben 81 perbringen; benn 9raire bu CHEN ub Die anhat
lton3nt. llnO Sabei wedt biee @eseno grinnernnqen. pcIde iebem ameris
tantlfen antbplten t9ucr ien Ioaen. Sas GoGegtum ligt ndmtf an Der
&SuunSSnn9 Ds @iseonitns IN ben aaSMiiiiippisSluB an iener fpenseididtlias
penthuirbt8en STEELE, no Tutcr ORarquete ben &ater Der Strome enbedte.
Bum shlnIe Clio liebe Central sereinsmanneE bier lit umerem ahs
bepdbrhn eentrnlsWeretn iptcber cine 10 6 tt &c Nrbeit fir 8ott
Str6e nnb @oterIonb fir unier uo unierer 9aitmeniden b1ahen
Snterenen dnnerlrnut poroen. Snber: Iuf our Sbat, D.. B. amf 5n mDgGbt
sabIrehher sstbeIisnns Der faibuiiden saieuwelt mn ben oeHtiden
ncbnngen SIT 9cuuic BIZ Gbten, @tscpnTn!
git bem innrciden Gentals@ereuns @rube: y@eIobt lei Seius,
Marta unb Soiepb!", 5cifnet icr ergcbenit Sbr
Gpmtte fir SpstaIrefprm,
Rc. 6pnner, SoriBenber, Dubuque, Sopa.
8. y. SciRrS, Srdibent Deg GentralzSereins, Renart, N. q.
Hp. s. Spcntgeratb, Golmbus, Ohio.
Gp. 81. u. Seer, Su6uuuc, Soma.
SDfcpb Siren, Gp Yrf Gitp, y. 9.
Spcpb Watt, Ct Youl, 0innepn.
e. &. y. SenfcL, Ct. 2ouis, WiHpuri.
Sic Nameu ner Iolher 2amu, pelhe Nb an ben ggersiien su Yrmmie
Oh GMen oetbdlt9en tpoaen Unit gn9abe oh Sen lebnngen in beuider pSer
englidbcr SpradeD ienbe man gfL balbmGglih It an: 9Rb. 8. W.
Corning, g. s., Heetor, saoeo Seart College, Sraire On ebten. @s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

3laen Som gu ibren Siiben Ialct
la8ien. had Sauft Setter sur er6ebenz
zen St'luBanbn6t. Sn Der lesteu
Serlaihifrlll1g am Ibeno lauihten bic
Sti9er Der prddtigen Hebc pes pGpitl.
9allsprdlatcn Wigr. 8aun9orten, BEL
Ger lnIeren @diten Sbrdnen Der
Niiprung unb 2ie6e in Die Iusen
tIafen. yAaur3 barnaf) erbob lid OR.
gaiptds-otobr. Erdiibent Deg .Suff.
S9lasTteuilD" uno brad}te einen treffs
ild,en Soalt aus, Der Durd lebbaften
Selfdu OF rs unterbroten ipurSe.
Poffp. Tater 8eplanD. Der nune
nlepr dSseieste Siibrer bes 8ileer>
5itPee, hpis er it'd i6erSpeiie ndnnte,
Ddnfte baum in poblDurdbadltcr Gebe
noGii}dl5 allen Senen, bic 3u benz
ld,enen @Ieliusen bieies ~pabrbaften
Ytlger5uee3 - bon Batter Nageleijen
ai!8sfanseu big an Dem leBten Saals
SteIner = beisetraeen baben. Rit
Msf)t lobts or arG bns fromme, porz
Sii9li6f Setragen Der Yilser, Die in
amuitcrbafter @eiie benz 9anbe slmes
rita Ghren 9enlaht baben. 9anu
1pfan) CT u Dputfer ueber5eitgttftg
infplge Ieiner bier seid6pftcn aennts
niie nit bonn ltnisanse bcs CARDINAL
Staatsiefretars Werrp bel @al nnb
hes pdpifi. Majprbpmns Wfsr. 8ts=
lett, bat eS unumsanslih nrtbwenSis
erfheine, iebes Sabr einen ipldben
1ilserang tn bic gSese an leiten, ba=
init bent 81. Batter nnb beu i'm nmt=
sebenhen 9rufen Der STRIDE INNER
e~inbrinsltfer ppr Mnsen sefiibrt
iuerbe, ueld' berrlihe Organization
Innertfu in ietnem Central Serein
beiibt, baunit linen INNER mebr sum
9~ewuhtfein sebraft iuerbe, nit
iueldben Cpfern bic bentfHen aatbo=
lifen IN BEN g~ereinisten Staaten
&irder, Sduleu, @aiicnbanier MIN.
scbant baben. Ipfen bic Sentih=
amertfaner aajabrlth an ben Wprten
bes @atifans an, aann tptrb bas Suite
reife fir iic irtnter mebr setueft, bann
bilbet fid cine TRADITION, bann merben
hire Wiiben nnb 4rbciten, bann pirb
BITE ihuterise Seeliprge t1rer Yrisiter
crit reft setuiirhist. Sas iualte @ptt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

benz Turitanbe unb ben Witglicbern
SeS Central ScreinS, benz Hapbaci's=
Iercin ui,D benz Geo =Sanic nit ieincr
Yrteitern 81 tBeil perbcn laicu; or
iegte ale trcMen &atbp!ifcu bentifer
8erfnnft lit Nmcrifa. bic meiit nster
ifiuercn Spfern tire Seimatb pcr=
ltcRen, nm briibcn ein nemes Batter
lamb sn iuden. @enn Sbr mieber
tn Grrc Sciu,atb snriiffebrt, bann er=
sGblt, bae Der 9apit audj Grre Sami=
lien, Girc Gnpermannten unD Jrcuubc
nit Ser sleidjen 9iebe au icin Sers
briidt nnS BAT Ct fie &ae iesnet."
Wunmebr ertbeilte Der SI. Batter
BEN Ipoitoliiden Segen, i%porauf Die
2ilger bas v8roBer @ott, mir lpben
cid" be9ciitert anitimmten. CUR
giinnernn9 an Die beutise Iubien8
nrir:oe IN Inpeienbeit oes Sl. @aters
icir nit ether entipredcnben 8ibnung
periefeTas&ilo (neueite a%ufnabme)
an iepen Ser anfpeitnpen pertbeiit.
Gum Sdluiic gegpabrte Der 81.
@atcr alien 9rieitern Sss Stlser5uses'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
neutrality-suspicious.
pereinietc Staten.

Sn Der 9Gbe bon Soln GroB, Sd.,
lit infolge boben Ilters 5r. Soadtm
@roebltn9er ge'torben. Scrlelbc
ftamntte aus Surembur9 llno FAM Dor
80 Sabren NIT ieiner Sninilie- mad
ben Der. Staaten. Seine 0attin
sing ibm cine 8cibe bon Snbren im
Sobc pprnlis. @s betru1ern i'm 5ipei
G0bne, Yeter su Subuauc uub Sobn
auf Der Sarnt, bel leBtcrcmt CT aud
ftarb. 0as feierli6e SesrdbniB fanb
am letter 9onnersta9 mad etnem Hez
quiem nuf benz fatbpliitcn @pttcsader
al Solp Grob inter GROCER Sstbeilis
gung Der aublret6en Sreunoe oeS Ser
fhiebenen itatt. Or rube lanft!
11nicr 9etleibl
Serr %. 5. Gpen, Der bcfanutt
I~urenbur9iihe Shubipaarens Gambler
an 3011 2incolu Ipc., Gbicagp. 81,
beecbt bieier Gage iein 3~0sidbri8es
@eifdftsiu6ildum unb aus biciem
2nluiie gibt er Sebem, Der pom /. bis
gum Is. sunni bel inn e~infnuft. Elm
prdhtiges @ei6ent als Inbcnfen.
Nus Wiliuaufee, isis, perloutet:
Sic boftp. Serren &. Sei6ong, Sro>
curator bes 9rorincinl Seminnrs, 5.
8r0tttnger bon Canton Sort unb IS.
Oliin3cr bon 9eaper Sunt trntcn am
10. Wtai bon gteiu 9ort ans eine
Neiie nod europa on. - Sod)ip. Sr.
4rpf. 8. Geder bon ct. Srnncis tritt
om IA. Suni Die gleidc Teiie an unb
aeoeuft Dor Se9iun Deg ncltcn Stu>
D~ieninbrcs 5uriid5ufcGren.
@ic ans gclwupb, Gcbr., ocrlautet,
lit Der bodtp. Batter s. 5. Spffmann
nod Sails Gitp I'M Siiboiten pcs
Gtadtcs periebt tuoroeu. Seine &C.
r1einbemitglicber liebcn i'm mn unz
gerne 5ieben, benn ieinen 9emiibungen
lit es gu perbantcu. bab Die 8emein>
ben 2urembllrs unb gellpoob id0nc
&irden unb Sfarri6ulen befameu,
iirb nod 8elb o~6cnbrcin iebt in Der
Adiie lit. Hen. Soffmnnn bate be-
dbiihtist nod i'm Ntai cine @eiuhsz
reiie nah Der alten Seimatb 81
MAIDEN, bat aber Jest bieics Sprbaben
auf unbeitimmtc Seit peri6icben
riiifen. Der Nndfolgcr bon Gatcr
Soffmann lit Heb. 2uB bon Sbelbp.
Nebrasfa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

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bl. geihte gebptcn poroen lpnr.
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fubren ale Yilger CUR beutihcn Nuz
tionals Stride e. @arh beIInima,
no lie aus Den SdnOen bcs Hefturs
berielben, sic fl. Communion cnpfinz
gen. Su grDBter Inboht ipobntcu iie
Der 81. Meiie bel, NM crbebcno err
flnugen beuti6e @ciang5ipeiicn aus
Dem Nunbe Der Gmerifaner bur6 bus
title @pttesbnus. Snun ging'5 gum
Srii6Itiid Suriid IN Die Gudrtierc I'M
9lei6 barauf nnd Dem bemti6en
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lpartete tic Der Hcftor Yrdlat De Wdal,
Ser I'M trnltten airhlein eini9e berg
lidc 9egriibunaslporte an Die Yilger
rid1tetc.
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mciic - ppran bic Hriciter IN Suus
tame, pann bic Snmcn in ihiuarser
Sradjt nit benz rDmiifen Shleier auf
benz &ppic nnb 5uleBt bic Serren oes
GilgcruugcS = ii6sr Den Yetersplab
gum 8ron8cs 5bpr in ben 8ntitan biuz
Elm. Sinauf giug's ilber Die Scala
Ne9ia gum 3"ipciten Stodlperte, mo be-
reits Der b0dite 9eantc bes @ntifaus,
Der pGpitl. I%niprbpmis Wigr. Bis
lett, ben itattlidcn Sna, iiber 10
Yeriunen, erpartete. Ntah Iblegung
Der Siitc unb Wdntel pltroe Der
&lemcntinens Snnl bctrcten unb onnn
nabmen Die Tilger auiiteQun9 inl
Saal Der Goniiitorien, no Der Snpit
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bies cine beiunberc Aus5cidnuns fir
bic Scutih sNmerifaner in bieieul
biitpriidlen Saale c%mpfnilgcn 81 perz
ben. Sn 3rpei @licocru purben Die
Yilger lGugs Den nit rotbcm Snmalt
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 8dnbeu aufgeitellt.
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Die NGbc bcs pergolbetcn 5broncs, Den
Die @enetiuner Dem Snpite geidenft
battcu, itauben linfs Die @eiitlidcn,
rcdJts Die Samen, audi ipar Den bier
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8ciIc iiber ben grpben Sal6iec mitgcs
mad,t batteu. Gin b%eionpcrcs giitcS
YlGbdcn angcipicicn. aammerberren
gingcn bin lnb her unb crtbciltcn Die
leBten Weilungcn.
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