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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
NOTED SONG WRITER
GOES TO PoORHoUSE
AT AGE OF So YEARS
Author of Goo Goo Eyes bib Bailey
and Amt That ShameT
a Slave to Drunk
enness

DETROIT, Jan. 25.-Hugh Cannon,
who wrote GOO Goo Eyes" "Ain't
That a Shame?" "Bill Bailey" and other
classics of ragtime, was sent to Eloise
poorhouse today at the age of So.
He told the story of his life in short,
expressive sentences.
Il quit the coke easy" he said. FIT
teen days in jail cured me of that.
hit the pipe in New York for year
and stopped that. l went up against
the morphine hard and quit, but booze,
red, oily booze-that's got me for keeps.
Il started when I was 16. l am sc
now, and except for seven months on
the wagon I've been picked most of
the time. 1t was twenty years-twen-
ty black, nasty, sick years-with only
a little brightness now and then when
1 made good with some song"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
ACCUSED OF FORGERY

DENVER, jan 25.-Henry Earl Pin
ney, 20 years old, formerly Union Pa
cific station agent at Vesper, Kan, was
arrested here yesterday on the charge
of forgery and embezzlement. When
arrested Pinney had in his pockets
two books of bark money orders of
the Pacific Express company and rail-
road. tickets belonging to the Union
Pacific. Last night Pinney confessed,
saying he had tired of life in the Kan
sas town and took the blank money or
ders and railroad tickets. planning to
use them in seeing the world"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
MAY BOYCOTT MEAT
AT MASS MEETING
Charles Edward Russell and Mrs,
Frances Noel to Address Gath
ering at Labor Temple
Tonight

A monster mass meeting of protest
against the exorbitant prices exacted
by the beef trust will be held tonight
in Labor Temple hall, 59S Maple ave-
nue.. Whether a meat strike will be
called in Los Angeles will be decided
definitely tonight. Mayor Alexander
Stanley Wilson, DR.. Sherwin Gibbon of
the health department, Mrs. Frances
Noel, w. A. Engle, Arthur Hay and
others will speak The meeting will
open promptly at o'clock.
Mrs. Noel, who is known as one of
the most ardent sociologists in the
west, has made a deep study of the
food problem and will have some inter
esting information to impart. She has
gained most Of her knowledge from
coming in contact with the very poor,
who feel most the oppressive conditions
brought on by the food trusts. She is
familiar with packing house conditions,
having been a resident of Chicago for
some time.
Charles Edward Russell, the maya
zine writer to whose efforts the first
indictment against the Chicago pack
ers was returned in 1903 will be pres
ent at the meeting tonight and prob
ably will make a brief address upon
conditions existing. This noted muck
raker recently came to California to in
vestigate freight rates in California for
an eastern magazine.
1t is the belief of Mr.. Russell that the
packers themselves are not responsible
for the enormous increase in the cost
of living. He says the overcapitaliza-
ton of corporations is one of the main
reasons for the increase in prices of
all commodities. The increased capital
demands an increased rate of interest
or profit and makes itself felt through
an increase in the cost of things. Mr..
Russell says the beef trust is more or
less a victim of circumstances and is
forced to eXtort high prices in order
to keep alive. He says that by putting
all the packers in Jail the price of food
will not be lowered. His remedy is to
eliminate the element of profit in COM
merce.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
RAILROAD SECURES VERDICT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. pa jury
in the United States circuit court in
the case Of the Western Pacific Rail-
road company against the National
Surety company of New York, granted
the railway company $56,116 today, the
amount of the bonds of ]. Dalzell
Brown, former treasurer of the railroad,
with interest since March, 1905 The
Jury sustained the contention that
when Brown, as treasurer, placed $780,
900 of the oompany's funds in the Cali
fornla Safe Deposit company, he knew
that the bank was insolvent.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
LABOR COUNCIL OF OAKLAND
REFUSES TO WAGE BOYCOTT

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. 25.-Tal1ing
the stand that the boycott would only
hurt the farmer and retailer, the Cen
trail Labor Council of Oakland last
night refused to pass a resolution pre-
scented by a member of the council, de-
claring a boycott similar to that
started in the east, on meat, butter and
eggs.
The labor council is the central body
OF all the unions in Alameda county,
and this action means that the meat
boycott will not receive union support
in this city.
In discussing the matter the delegates
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
WANT CONGRESS TO IMPOSE
EXPORT TAX ON MEATsTUFFs

CLEVELAND, Jan. 25.-Fred w.
Zebelin. originator of the meat boy
colt here, and Mayor Baeher dis
cussed today the anti-meat agitation,
and suggested that Senator Burton be
asked to head a movement to have
congress impose an export tax on meat.
This plan is supplementary to the pc
titions having the same aim now be-
ing circulated.
Another reduction of 10 cents on a
hundred pounds was quoted today on
all live stock While the price has been
going down steadily at the stock yards
there has been no lowering of the re-
tail price. Eggs fell off cents in the
local retail market today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
TO SELL MEAT cHEAPLY

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 25.-Nine
business men of Des Moines, headed
by Postmaster j. 1. Myerly, Col. H. B.
Hedges, vice president of the Central
State bank, and County Treasurer
George L. Dobson made up a fund
with which they will establish a CO.
operative market. They plan to sell
meat at a profit of per cent above
the wholesale price to the poor people
of the city for one year.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
TO. TRoLLEYLEss CARS

CALDWELL, N. J., Jan. 25.-The
first line of trolleyless electric cars in
the United States will be started here
this summer Twenty cars supplied
with current from storage batteries will
be operated over about eight miles of
track. If the new storage system is
here it probably will be
adopted by the corporation which con-
trolls most of the street cars in this
section of the state.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
LABoRlNe MEN IN COLORADO
CLIMB ON VEGETABLE WAGON

DENVER, Jan. 25.-"Whereas, The
price Of meat has scared far beyond the
reach of the laboring man,
Resolved, That we, the individuals
of organized labor in Colorado, refrain
from eating meat until the price OF
beef centers somewhere near where 1t
should be-"
This is the substance of resolutions
passed today by the Colorado state
Federation of Labor. Beginning To-
morrow, $4,000 laboring men in Colo
RADIO, it is estimated, will be on the
vegetable wagon.
Local meat dealers, however profess
not to be alarmed and assert that they
are doing better than a normal bust
ness in the sale of meats.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
10 INVESTIGATE PRICES

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 25.-A reso-
luton providing for a legislative COM
mittee to investigate the increased cost
of living, for the purpose of aiding the
legislature in enacting proper laws,
was introduced into the senate today.
The resolutions provide for the appoint
ment of a committee of five, empow-
cred to subpoena witnesses, examine
the books of the packers and summon
the packers to appear as witnesses
under penalty.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
GIRL BARELY ESCAPES DEATH

MARYSVILLE, Cal, Jan. 25.-Annie
Butt, an employee in local bakery
was caught in bread kneading ma
chine last evening Her left leg was
drawn into the machine, her skirt hav-
ing become entangled in the gearing,
and her leg severely injured, the knee
cap being fractured before the power
could be turned off. The alertness of
fellow employees saved her life.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
WILL MAKE GRAPE TARTAR
FROM WASTE OF WINERIES
Company Is Organized at Lodi, CAL, to
Manufacture Pomace Into
Comr erciaI Article

LODI, Cal, Jan. 25-Early in Feb
ruary the factory erected at Wood
bridge, near here, by local people. who
organized and capitalized the Grape
Tartar company, will begin the manu-
facture of crude tartar from the
pomace that has up to this time been
a waste product of the Ave wineries
in this vicinity.
The pomace is purchased at 10 cents
ton, and there is 10000 tons on hand.
The plant will treat thirty tons a day.
If successful, the factory will be en-
larged to consume the entire output of
pomace from the wineries.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
PLAN TO RETALIATE

DWIGHT, Kas., Jan. 25.-W. I.
Swain, a livestock raiser, today issued
10000 circular letters to prominent
farmers in Kansas, Iowa, Illinois and
Missouri calling for delegates to hold a
meeting in Kansas City to retaliate
against the unions that have instigated
a meat boycott in that city.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
CONTESTS BROTHERS WILL

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-That a
man has no right to dispose Of his
body before death is the contention
made in a petition for the removal of
the body of William M. Hoag, fled to-
day by his brother, James A. Hoag,
who is contesting the will of the late
capitalist. In his will Hoag specified
his body should rest in a $4,000 maui
solemn, to be erected in a local ceme-
tery
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
TWO KILLED BY EXPLOSION

PUEBLO, Col, AJan. 25.-Two' train
men were killed and three others Sc
verely injured when a freight train To-
connective on the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad blew up near La Veta this
morning. The dead are:
WILLIAM STILES, brakeman.
c. e. KOEHLER, fireman.
Seriously injured:
Engineer J. c. Howard, Brakeman
w. Barker and Conductor c. Faulks.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
TO WE'D MISS HAvEMEYER

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-James Wat
son Webb, son of DR.. w. Seward Webb,
obtained license to marry Miss Elec-
ira Havemeyer, a daughter of the late
H. o. Havemeyer, president of the
American Sugar Refining company. Mr..
webb, who is a grandson of the late
William H. Vanderbilt, gave his age
as % wears.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26

to the council stated that the boycott
would injure the industrial system, the
producer and retailer, and would only
give the trusts a better chance to put
prices still higher than they are at
uraepnt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
wILL REcovER BODIES

LA SALE, ILL.,, Jan. 25.-After an in
spection by state inspectors today it
was stated that the st. Paul mine at
Cherry probably would be opened Mon
day to allow the recovery Of the 215
bodies remaining in it as a result of
the fire last fall.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26
MAN DROWNED IN TUNNEL

GRASS VALLEY, Jan. 25.-Otto
Johnson, miner. was swept to death
yesterdav in a tunnel where he was
working at Relief Hill. The tunnel
suddenly filled with water and john
son was dead when he emerged in the
flood from the tunnels mouth.
Live at Windward Hotel, Venice,-Adv.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26

Live in VENICE VILLAS and BUNGA-
LOWS Completely furnished. Rent reason
able.-Adv.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-26

Live at windward Hotel. Venice, ADV.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-17

Shelled corn for sale at B~rookings
Roller mill.
Sectional Maps Bookings county,
7XS1A, at the Register office.
Orlando White went to Watertown
Saturday and visited over Sunday with
friends.
Mayor w. II. Leighty went to Car
thage Saturday and visited over Sun
day with his parents.
C. w. Koenig came owe from White
in his automobile Tuesday, He stated
that the roads were good in most
places.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Chamberlain,
who have spent most Of the winter
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Coleman, left Monday for their home
at Dodge Center, MINI.
About a dozen from this city and
county attended the progressive meet
ing at Huron last Thursday, at which
time a stat. ticket was endorsed and
plans laid for the campaign.
Early in the career of automobile
building the Buick took its place with
the American public as a standard of
excellence and exemplification of adj
vanced science in automobile con-
struction. Fridley Auto Co, agents.
DR.. Helen Ryerson, who was called
here recently by the illness and death of
her father, returned on Monday morn
ing to her home at Batavia, Ill. Miss
Inga Ryerson, who vas called here
from Chicago, will remain with her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Elder were
here the past week visiting at the
home of her brother, G. H. Stoddart.
They left Monday morning for i visit
with relatives in Iowa and Wisconsin.
They have been living in Minnesota
but expect to move to some other
section to make their home.
Mrs. o. H. Runyan of this city was
advised last evening of the death OF
her husbands father in Kansas. MT
o. H. Runyan was formerly in the en-
ploy of Brown & Saenger in Sioux
Falls and is now d travelling man for
a Minneapolis firm. He is on tae road
and was notified of his sons death
yesterday. Mrs. Runyan leaves for
Kansas today and will be joined en-
route by her husband.-Sioux Falls
Press.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-17
Cisterns cleaned. Phone B-225.

Eggs from pure-bred White Rocks.
per setting Of Is, soc; per hundred,
$3.50. Mrs. Wilbert Johnson, Route
2, BrooSings, s. d. (Will deliver
them in Brookings).
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-17

FOR SALE-Early Champion, Sixty
Day and Silver Mine seed oats. Seed
flax grown on sod, homegrown war
ranted high test seed corn gathered
before any frost, Also registered Po-
land China sows, bred. Am now book
ing horses and cattle for pasture sea-
son 1910. w. II. Walters, Bruce.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-17

FOR SALE-A good eight-room
house in east Brookings about three
blocks from college. A. snap if taken
soon. For further particulars address,
w. B. Shaw, Castlewood, s. D.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-17

A fine half section Of land at $42.50
per acre. Loban Land Co.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-17

FOR SALECRubber!tired phaeton
used very little. Mrs. Colegrove.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-17
POPULAR WANTS

Advertisements will be Inserted In this
column for One Cent IA word each In
sertIon-no advertisement Inserted for
less than 10 cents. Unless cash accom-
panies the order zen cents extra VIII Dc
charged.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-17

FOR SALE.-About 200 pounds o.
10 point mailing type in good condi
ton. 20 cents per pound. Two cases
60 with the outfit. Register Publish
ing Co., Bookings, s. d.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
lrams1hrlbr WudJemrmmh rdJa,t.

belt. bic llnterri6tsfreibeit, bic Ser
etnsfretbeit it6ert. 8aubert nidlt,
benin Sranfrei6 berldnst bon guh
bteie @tnigungl"
Wan bat eth Central : gomite CUR
Gusfiibru:'9 bieies programmes gcz
biloet, Dos bon elmer Gn3abl che
mtaIieer %gemGBigten Winiiter, lpic
Rarcere unb Slourens. o Ibeeorbs
neten, tpie De 8amel Sules Selubape
u. (. IN. gebilbet lit.
0ieier IusiduB bat ben 9ei6luB
gefabt: H. Dor alen Sineen Den
8lauben rnb Die Stride an pertbeiz
bisen; p bieie 8ertheibiauns ilber
aue politiI6e Garteis SntereIien su
itellen; 81 in benz @ablfampfe nit
allen dnitdnbigen aeuten unb ben
Giberalen 5uinmmen5ugeben inter Der
gepinsuns. bab 2ebtere lid perpflifz
ten. Die biireerlifen rnb fir6li6en
Sreibeiten gu pertbeibteen.
Mber bieies Suiammeneeben ioll
Stpei Snuptberpfli6hineen ieitens Der
2iberalen lino Der dnifdnoigen 2eute
our 8runolase baben: gintreten fir
cue VeIebBtouItS Iptlugt pet SttluJe
ibre Sreibeit tpiebersiebt, @eiesseburs
tpeIhe bon Der Stride ansenommen
iperben fam. lInterrihts : Sreibeit
fir @ae. obne IusidluB o Rerionen
ober 8%ereinen.
&c fpdre 5u tpiipi6en, baB oieier
0orifylng beriidiidtiet piirbe. Den ia
ieoer 8iebermann unterseidnen fam.
Sc siebt aber In benz fatbulifdjen
Eager 10 uieie Nebcnirrjm nttsen unb
llnteritr5munsen, 10 ba6 man nidt
ppransfebcn fann, ,uelde berfeIben
idlieflid SberwaTer bebalten tuirb.
ga es etebt 2eute, Die iest ifon
Die Slinte in's &pru tperfen noaen.
Ser orleaniitii6e nSoleiI", bas
natipnaliitii6 : fatbolti6 an9eballbte
.@6o Be 9aris" II. (. M. ieben
lebt ifon Die Nteberlage ibrer
Srrppen roraus unb beflasen iih
iiber Die 8outine Der @dbler unb Die
Hiidii6tsioiiateit Der berrihenoen
Safobiners Sippe.
Aud ih pcripred)e mir BON benz
bepuritebenben @ablfampfe blnt=
iuenis; cs mirb picleidt su elmer
6raft= Nnnrensung fommen, has &c.
inltat aber ,uirb ebeniu flaslid nie
bel ben pp%rbergcbenoen Wablcn
ausfalen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
(Spesicu fir bieie 3citun9.)
51nm 4. q.

fam. User iih 8 @errt6 eenall
noritelen fanr. tpirb %ipiiieu, mas mir
meinen, mlb aud Elm gutter aenncr
bonn 3neirnbs 8eien fem unh aud
cine redt lebbafte Sbantaiie bdben,
nm nihts bon ieinem tpunoerbplen
8erufsIinne 81 iagcn.
- ~ ~
Nls mir blirh BEN SimplpnsS uunel
in Die Shtpeis eelangt iparen, befans
ben mir ms mad eini9en Nugenbliden
in grieg Dem Stdbthen an Der ihfpeis
8erii6en Seite bes Sunnels, unb in
Dem berrliden 8bonezSbas bas uns
pergIeiflih in Der Siiue ieiner
Natlirihonbeiten lit. 8ir trnfen bier
auh ipieber Die Simplon>S traBe.
ienen benfipiirbieen Bee fpelber bon
Der S6ipei5 iiber ben Simplon mad
Dem ionniseu StaIien fiibrt unb
ipelGe bon Happleon nit einem
&pitenaufpanbe bon 100000 Sr.
9ebaut lpurbe. Cine Yoitfutide maht
sic Sabrt iiber ben Berg in neun
Shlnoen ulo fdbrt an Dem befannten
9 m y | $ opi3 porbet
tpelbes Tapolepn Den auauitinerz
Wtonhen perIieb, nelfe bier Der
@aitfreunbihaft nit berielben 2iebe
oblieaen pie Sieies auf Dem nift
melt e~ntfernten ct. Bernard gei6iebt.
Sn 9rieg beiudten mir bns bortige
GoQegium uno 5o9en uns mad elmer
bodit semiitbli6en llnterbaltun9 IN
bas Sotel Hoit unb &rone our Hube
5uriid.
- ~ -
llnicre Sabrt an anberen Worgen
rid)tete lid tpie initinftip na6 3ers
matt, benz berrlifen Sorfe am SuBe
pes unpergIeibliden Glpenrieien, oes
Nattcrborn. Nan muB i'm geieben
buben ipie er bas fable Saupt duf
Itartem feliigem gfaden in Die 2iifte
bimmelan redt, Den Ratterborn. nm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26

- mere @ebanfen tparen Ihpn
H ldnait norbndrts gcrtdtct unb.
w I'M In9eiidt Der Ilpen ergriff
inns nntiirli6 Die Sebnludt
red]t balo hriibcn i'm ifonen Shmeis
5~erlanbc 5u iein. Die Nittagsltunbe
fanD ms III i~tnubi9er. nift b~sionber5
elcganter Gutifc. auf Der penfipiirz
otgcn StroBc, pelhc Yapoleon rnb
Sannibal bcfabren ais iie ibre Selb>
5il9e nud Stalien mad1ten. Sns
Wiittugsmabl nabnlen mir 5u Sonoz
boiiola ein, cinem StdbtGen bon 81
500 Giniuobncrn, an Der Soia 9elcgen.
cin. liner <tiher, beiien mir ms
nod Defenders gcnau crinncrn neil
er Elm ihtuBlihes Srofeiengeiiht bate,
oas inns Ill Der Giniamfeit auf Dem
Wegc 3ipiiden Den @ranitfclien Der
Simplon : @egeno ale m0glif,sn
Sfaucrmarhcn ms @ebdhtniB riet
bon 3eiicnben Die BON itnlieniihen
banoitti iiberfallcn uno allsgeptiinz
bert plirpcif, lieB iih iein Wtabl
ifmcden Inb itanb mad Dem Glen
ipicoer 81 ~uniercr @erfiigung fin Die
lullgc Yuprt DIS 3ull Stplo1sS ltnftel.
Gs mar res Nad)mittags gegen bier
llbr ais mir an Dem peltberiibmtcn
Scrgeinihuitte angelanet iparcn.
- ~ ~
8efonntlif) lit Der SimplonzS nnnel
Der q II 9 It Sunnel Der 8elt. Ser
ielbe ipurpe 1898 bis 1905 nit einem
aoitenaufiranbe bon $50, co. 600 err
baut pber belier geiagt gebpbrt.
Serielbc beitebt, I'M @egeniasc gu
alien anbcren 8lpei9eleiiieen Sunneln.
alIs 5rpei III II Mteter Ibitnnb nebens
chamber berlnufenben eingeleiIigen
Stoilen boil bcncn jeboh Ser cine nod
bes Iusbaues barrt. Sie 2dnee bes
nbunfclen BODIES" lit 59,409 Sub u1b
Die 3eit Der Surhiabrt, ipelhe nit
Der elettriihen Sabn geidiebt, lit 20
biz 20 Nlinllten. Der @eruh i'm
Sunnel lit nidt gerape baliamiif.
@ir bcifreiben i'm als Die Itulos>
pbdre pcld)e man in Dem @uumiz
reiicu an eincm 3lpeirabe merten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
Auf riner Belle h,rrdJ europa.

iif einen reften 8egriff bon bie1er
slpen : Iaieitdt 5n MAIDEN. Ser
Gnblid fdipinoet ME mebr aug benz
@ebdftniiic ipenn man in fetner
Iachbori6aft setpeien. Gls mir ani
Der @isps 3ermatt : gubn bonn 8boner
Sbal aug, in Die Sobe itieeen unb Der
Ilpenrieie INNER tpteoer ietn brGiienz
bes Snlpt seigte, ba metnten mir ims
mer piebcr unb pieber mir Ieien IN
ieiner ndhiten Idbe nnb bod lit Sem
nid)t 10. Dieter Hieie unter Den
binmclboben Bergen lit nit ieinem
etpiaen Sduee gerabeau i~iberfpdlti@
genb in ieinsr eiiigen, nnberdnoerS
lifen Waieitdt. gr 1T ipie elm Stiid
gtpiefeit bas in uniere menihlihe 3eit
unb al bas fletnlihe @lenb beg
Ieni6enipeiens bineinrast. INNER
ihtpeiseno aber in ieiner @eiie unz
idsli6 berebt.
8er Iatterborn iaet, faet Ger
matt. benu Der Weg gum Msdtterborn
fiibrt fir Die meiiten Sterblifen ims
mer iiber has ibbniihe ODrfden Sers
matt bag ii1, tpie gum S6use an ben
8ererieien nnifmiest. Sir uus mar
Sermatt nnb Der Gufentbalt in bems
Ielben Defenders lebrreih, neil mir
bort Die Sreube batten einen ber
Siibrer Der &atbolifen Der S6trei5
fennen gu lernen, benz mir gar manfe
tpertbpoue auffIdrune unb i~pertbboae
Sreunbesbienite perbanften. gs lit
Serr Ileranber Seiler, elm &utbolif.
beifen 9amen in Der Sdtpei3 unb melt
iiber beren 9renSen binnls, elm iiberz
aus eeebrter lit. gs mar uns niht
leift infer .Snterbietp" NIT Dem iebr
bei6dftigten Ranne, tpelder aud
gertreter BEG sroBen &dnton Walis
i'm Sftpeiser @unbesratb lit. gu err
laneen. Serr Seller lit ndmlih elm
@ef1dftsrdnn beien Tbdtisfeit i1on
einem amerifanii6en .buiiueb man"
imponiren biirfte. gr itebt an Der
Spite elmer @eIenidaft bon 8ditbofs
8eiisern Der S6tpeiaer Ilpeu. beren
GinfluS elm iiberaus tp~eittra8enber lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
~-~|
(Gorreiponben5 aug Sranfrei6.)
a1nn milbelnt frnmm.

Gffuire Srepfus; H. Der Senun5ia>
tionss 3ettcl gegen Den fatboliiden
Sffi5iersitanb; 12.) Der lleberz
pacbung bes tatboliifen Sbeiles bes
9eamten1tdr seq; 13.-14.) Der Ser
9eubune Der 81 8uniteu Der Spfer
beS Nusbru6s pes @ulfats Der Sniel
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