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Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
GIVE CREDIT WHEN CREDIT IS DUE.

An article in the Fl Paso Herald yesterday morning under a Wash ington date line states that Dele gate Cameron consulted several sen ators on the floor yesterday and had Senator Gallup pass the Dcus- las water works bond bill. PreYi- ously he had passed it in the house. Mark Smith. with 22 years service saw the same bill die in committee at the last session of congress. Cam eron passed it through congress at his first term"
 There is a direct misrepresenta- ton and a downright falsehood which the Herald should take pains to correct and which will not stand uncorrected in Arizona The bill did not die in committee at the last session of congress. Mark Smith never had an opportunity to push such a measure, as it did not exist and was not even contemplated while he was in congress.
 For the enlightenment Of the Her aid and others 1t must be stated that the election which decided that Douglas was to purchase and muni- cipally own a water plant was not held until long after the election of Ralph Cameron. When the people of Douglas decided to purchase a water plant it was not thought by the bond purchasers that the con sent of congress was necessary. Lat. CT it was deemed best to obtain such consent and a bill was pre- pared and sent to Delegate Cameron 1 for presentation. This was done by him. He succeeded in getting it through the house and has sue ceeded in getting it through ,hC senate after months of impatient waiting in Douglas when there wal absolutely no objection to the meas ure by any representative or sena tor in congress and no occasion fo any objection to the measure. it be ing merely a technical matter fo the purpose of making safs anS certain the investment of the con tracing purchasers of the bonds O the city Of Douglas for its watei plant
 Give Delegate Cameron credi when he deserves 1t. pat him or the back when he accomplishes anl real thing. but do not take occasion to cast any reflections upon Marl Smith. especially when such refec tions are conceived in fabrication and born of falsehood.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
How Thouohtless.

The small son of an English family in this country attends public school. Recently he rushed angrily into h.s mothers presence with the fearful complaint that they" had tried 10 make him believe the impossible story that British soldiers had been defeat ed by the Americans in some war. His mother explained the painful circum- stance as gently as she could
 And did the Americans really beat the British?" walled the boy.
 Yes. my son.
 The boy tore his hair and pounded the arm of the chair.
 How could they do it?'' he demand ed Why did the British soldiers let them? What could they have been thinking about?"-Circle.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
Mics Problem. and Answers.

1. If a rabbit making his getaway up an icy hill jumps three feet and slips back four at every jump. how long will It take him to reach the free lunch counterT
 2. If 1t takes six beers to make a man sing, how many highballs will 1t take to make him recite from Bobby Burns;
 3. If o40.OOO one dollar bills laid lengthwlse will reach from Batavia to Geneva. how far will a two dollar bill go in q butcher shop7
 Answers.--1. The hen will lay an egg and a half. ?. One boy sells ten ap- pies and the other four. 8. Add one elephant making a total of eighteen That makes it divisible.-Chicago Trib- une
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
MUCH WORRY FOR THE MINER.


 While the republican party is be- ing subjected to the most drastic criticism from one end Of the coun- try to the other because of it's fall ure 70 keep promises made to the people for honest and downward re- vision of the tariff. and here in Arizona is being pilloried by both democrats and many republicans be- cause of its dilly -dallying methods of handling the statehood bill. sol emnly promised by the national con- veutioa two years ago, it is anus ing to see the efforts of the Bis bee Evening Miner to keep the old discredited bark afloat in this ter ritory. The Miner seems to be worried because the democrats saw fit to organize a democratic club in Bisbee one night recently. It is disposed to assail and ridicule those who were pro-uinent in the organi- zation of the club and who have been prominent fin the democratic organization in this county for many years. The Miner will find that it's efforts to belittle the strength of the democrats in Bisbee and in Cochise county will result only in increas- ing that strength.
 Many democrats were deceived in 1908 into voting for a republican candidate for congress on the ridic- uIous plea that in doing so they would be helping to hurry the day when Arizona would be granted the boon of statehood and self-govern- ment. These democrats now see that the republican statehood prom ises were worth no more in 1908 than they were in 1904 when the democrats were promised that the election O. a republican delegate would insure the passage of a state hood bill for Arizona It is made plain now that the election of Cam eron in 1908 has contributed noth ing to the passage of the statehood measure. He promised. and the Bis be- Miner and other republican pa pers in the territory stood sponso for the promise. that if he was cleo ted as delegate to congress in 190 his party would pass the statehoot bill before the fourth day of Marcr 1909. Mark Smith. the democrad delegate secured the passage of sucl a bill through the house. but jus when Cameron was telegra9hing hi Arizona friends that the bill woul become law Senator Beveridg reached out and strangled the If out of the Pleasure as he had don before.
 Now. more than a year after tn date fixed by Cameron for the pas. age Of the statehood bill. that mea. ure is yet struggling for a chance c consideration in the senate and Is a statehood bill. the like of whic vas never before seen in the his tory of making new states It ar nuls the election laws of Arizona humiaa.es OFT people by denyin them tke right 10 make a constitr ion To srit thenselyes without sul tecting it 10 the approval of 'h psesisezt and congress. And taer is nothing certain at this date ths this humiiung measure viii pass.
 The Miner is about the only pa Ter reEcining in the territory. an certainly is the only one Iefs i Cochise county. that is willing t stand for wha: the Aldrich and Car non ridden republican party ha done since the las; election whe
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
ANNOUNCEMENT

respectfully cunounce myself as a candidate for the nomination for the office of Supervisor of Streets at the Democratic Primary Election to be beid in Bisbee April 23. 1910.
 SAM BRISCOE.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
Mise LittIe Boys.

The uncle is telling the wise little boy fairy tale.
 "Then the princess came closer to the sleeping youth and kissed him on his lips
 Gee" cried the wise little boy, wasn't she afraid of germs ?"-Cleve- land Plain Dealer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
Threat of Compromise.

The brave knights armor was be- coming sharp and rough on the edges.
 ''Ivanhoe." said his lady fair, ''un- less you have that iron suit of yours repaired or get new one shall apply for a divorce"
 Tn that case" he replied. give me the rasp out of my carpenter kit and let me file the suit"-St. Louis Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
Bound 10 Recover.

Patient-Tell me candidly. doc. do you think I'll pull through?
 Doctor-Oh. you're bound to get well. You can't help yourself. The Medical Record shows that out of a hundred cases like yours l per cent invariably recovcrs- I've treated ninety mine cases. and every one of them died Why, man alive. you can't die if you try! There's no humbug in statistics. -Lippincott's.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

CITY HOME IS TOO SMALL TO PERMIT MANY CHILDREN TO COME IN AND PLAY. The old fashioned large hall, with its fireplace, lso longer have
 Everywhere the FAMILY IS CHASING TO BE THE CENTER OF THE ACTIVITIES of the world In the west the steam gang blows sixteen furrows There is no place for the boy to take the lines of the horses and act with his father in the operation of breaking the soil And with woman the same change of relation to the home be seen-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
Accommodation.

Janitor-who was dat whistIln' down de tube?
 HeIper-woman on de third floor wants more steam.
 Janitor-IIit de third pipe couple O times wit de hammer Boston Her aid.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

by DIS poslton on Lne b0ard-
 Bully for McNair and the insur- gents who registered their hatred of the humiliating senate statehood bill. whoop, sabe?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
Lks AE .sn.

He-Darlirs .a | possess I lay at your feet
 Sbe-You're s4st like all the men you insist on putting things where a woman will have to pick them up after you. But I'll say yes. John.-Judge.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
An EasN Way.

'Can you tell me how can get to Pittsburg?" asked the soubrette at the railroad ticket office
 '-Surer replied the agent Mary one of the Pittsburg millionairesF'- Yonkers Statesman
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
Curiosity Aroused.

Polite SalesmaD-Here is something I would like to call your attention to. madam It is the latest thing out
 Mrs. Founder Iabsentlyp-If there's anything out later than my husband I'll take it if only for curiosity Spokane Spokesman-Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
Influence of the WOrnan's Club.

By r1rs Auhor Lecture "A AN has been discussing humanity has INH been able talk He has written about her since he
 1 knew how to write But the change these davs MAN TALKS LESS ABOUT WOMAN AND MORE ABOUT WOMAN'S PLACE. That because vomans place in the world is changing quickly.
 Until long ago treated FEMALE RELA- TIVE She always daughter wife, sweetheart The club carne-the woman's cluband BROUGHT NEW FIELD FOR WOMEN.
 Hitherto the home and limited the church had been the only spheres But the club longer female relative She coming relation with sonot that little society that dances, but the real big thing, human life.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
mSs Men of Our Navy Are of the Highest Type.

Rear
 stat HE behind the gun the United States navy DE G SERVES ALL THE PRAISE THAT CAN BE GIVEN HIM
 HIGHEST TYPE 
 standard courage and the character and morality of sailors of the BEST They TRUE their sweethea their famlies their superior officers and themselves
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
NOTICE

A reward of $500 will be paid for information fearing to the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Review from Subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
A Line on aienkYns.

Lawson-What sort of man Is Bjen- hyns. anyway?
 Dawson-Well. his wife always goes with him when he buys a suit of -lothes.-Somerville Journal
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
ision

Mir. McNair is a railroad man of any years experience and On that count is eminentIy qualified to discharge the duties imposed on him
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

The GIRL IS NO LONGER PREPARED FOR WOMANS WORK by cooperating with her mother The chances that her mothers duties whether the family in the city, village country have changed that such cooperation is impossible.
 THROUGH THESE ACTIVITIES THAT THE CHILDREN OF THE WORLD GOT THAT DEVELOPMENT WE CALL CHARACTER, DEVELOPMENT NOTHING IN THE WORLD PLACE OF woaT, sTRAeHTFoRwARo 4ArD WORK.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

will yield the happiness she expects. She should not plunge into it lightly. thinking, of course. she will be happy because she is married to the man she loves. Love is much and can smooth many rough places or at leas. help one over them so that their roughness does not count. But life has to be lived practically every day and many little things can crop up to continually jar and fret and per haps in time bring discord into loves sweet tune" A woman who contem- plates such a marriage should at least look ahead to the problems she will have on her hands and be ready to grapple them. This will at least help to hold her happiness so that it may not slip away from her unex- pectedly
 She should be a lover of children. If she has no real love for children. to have five or eight thrust upon her to guide and care for will tax her nerves and temper to the utmost. It is doubtful if she will be able to do her duty by them if she Is one of those whom the restlessness of chil- dren annoy and irritate.
 Tn all probability they will not have . had proper training. They may have had little or none at all. Paid house. keepers or servants may have been the only people to have looked after them It is hard enough work to train a child right when one starts the day it is born. To take half dozen or so of various ages and bring them into their proper heritage of manners and morals is an almost herculeau task. And if they are not trained
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

Owing to the extreme hardness of the rock quartz. work on the Pawnee property has been suspended until machinery can be installed, which will probably be early in the fall
 The proceedings in the proposed sewer bond election in Phoenix may all have to be gone over sRain on account of defective registration which might effect the leesfS of the election.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
Law of Economics
 Demands Combinations.
By Judse PETER $. eRosscup of Chicago.

HE Sherman act passed and nearly twenty years have gone. We have had a campaign of nineteen years state and national and have got to this situ- ation-that matter of form the enterprise of this country cannot consolidate legally lawfully
 either through a trustee thrnnnh q cnmnan, knn,,n
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

By
 Hysene O he Ru
 HE house present particularly in the city, has been STRIP PED OF ITS INDIVIDUALITY. The home longer
 contains the interesting things for the boy and girl do
 PLAY, FOR ONE THING, IS LEAVING THE HOME THE HOME ALWAYS cHILpRENs LITTLE CHILDREN BUT TT IS NO A ACTIVITIES, AND CHILDREN WANT TO TAKEN OF THE HOME THE SOCIAL N COUNTRY.
 The interesting place. for there things don and there companonshp The
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

:ELioioN TEACHES ME THAT WE ARE ALL CHILDREN OF THE SAME FATHER BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF THE SAME REDEEMER AND CONSEQUENTLY } MEMBERS OF THE SAME FAMILY. IT TEACHES ME THE BROTHERHOOD OF HUMANITY
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
The Mighty
 Influence
 Of Religion.

By Cardinal JAMES GIBBONS.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

Marriage with a widower with a large family doesn't mean just what it does when it Is the initial venture on each side: and a woman should study the prospect ahead of her very carefully to see if 1t
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
Home Has Lost Its Individuality

By Dr
 Hysien of fthe
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

by bis position on the board.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

A Religion, therefore, is the EOS
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
AslistSic Gr3ietmne.

Gin prominently Hnbbiner, Heb.
Sr. &rau9topf, Der oes Sefteren I'M
beitperitanoencn @emeinidafts : Su>
~tereiie mobltbuenb berporeetrctcu TIT,
iprah lebten Sonntae in 6emcrfensz
pertber &eiIe itber bas "8e6t Der
ainber uuf Helieion". Heli9ioie 8ce
lebrune unb Dont reli9i0len Sauf
bnrdipebtc Gr5iebun9 fam nift friib
uno inteuiip genu9 bein 8inbe cinz
ieeen. G~eli9ionslebre lit i6ulplans
mGBig rnb perbinbli6 in ben Inter
ri6tsplau ANNOUNCEMENT.
nllniere Gbei6eibuues : @eriftsz
b0fe", iagtc er, opiiroen nidt balb 10
beIddfti9t, uniere Strafanitalten niht
balb 10 angeiiiqt, Die Stimmung 5lpi>
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ten nidyt balb 10 bitter, Die lln9erehs
tigfeiten Ger 8eIeni6aft nidt bal6 10
8ablreif iein, iuenn has 2eben Der
9inber pun friibeiter Snsenb an bnrdl
ben Saud) Der Reli8iuu gebcilist ict."
go 1T es! Gin r~eligionsloies &C.
ifledt p~erliert Die Sunbamcnte bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
3linerifa ,ane DemtidtIanS.
Ser Ginflnf Der srpsen &epnblif auf
has 9eutihe Hctd mad Yrpf.
2earneb etn enprnter.

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Der omerifaniiten pbiloiDpbii6en @es
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Der germaniitiidyen Gbtbeilung Der
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amrerifaniide Sorifung. Or erfldrte,
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lpdnberung na6 4merifn Der getpeIen
lei, baB bag gauge Seuti6e 8ei6 bon
amerifanii6en Sheen uno 8eitrebuue
gen bur6orunaen porben iei. Or
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beuti6er Siiriten unb Der 8egierun9
eegen ibre ei9enen lIntertbanen our
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pal3ung in Den Wetboben I'M Heihe
alif bieiel ginfluB 3uriid3ufiibren iei.
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Senti6lanb 9ebt", ia9te Der Frofe'ior
Qearneb. nelher betanntli6 I'M poriz
gen Sabre in Seutiblanh Guelens
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Sbeen unb Ilpirdtionen, tpelhe in ben
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2nnb burdbrineen. Sn fiinflrbs
Spau5i9 Sabren mirb cine itounensz
pertbe @cifihte bes Ginfluifes, ipels
den 4merifa auf 9euti6lanb aus9ee
iibt bat, gu per5ei6nen fem" &ro>
feiior 9earneb ertldrte ferner, bab bas
Stlbium Der Illsipanberunes : BE-
neauna alls europa nnb @roB6ritans
MEN nad) ben Der. Staatcn bisber MN
bon oieier Settle bes 8aIiers ber pers
folgt nprbcn lei, lpdbrenb in Den
Irdbipen Seuti6lanb's rei6e eddie
ON 4lIsfunft rubten, pel6e ME er>
forI6t poroen iet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Gentrsas fiir Nrbcits, 11aebs
tpeissS Bureaus aeisrtert.

Sic G%rmoroung Der ju9enplid)en
Sem gurfer .Stenograpbiitin. tpelhe
beim Steleniu6en auf biz itauers
li6ite Irt ermorOet ipIrbe. iollte bod,
einmal Den ameritnniihen 8eborben
begreiflit) MAIDEN, oaB Die in ieber
Stdot beiiebenben Irbeitss Nodipcisz
bureaus unter beborblihc Muiiidt gez
itellt iperDen iolen! Sundtit ge6en
bieic NrbcitSs Nafpeiimngs Bureaus,
lpeldc in Den 8roBitdhten beareiiz
Iideripeiie icbr 5ablrcid iinb, bonn
bort lit bic Irbeitsloli8tett perbdltnibs
mdbie srDBer ais in Den flcincrcu
Srtidaften, bieie Initalten gcbcn, mic
CO id)eint, ni6t nit Der ~9eb1ri1cn
Soriidt All @erfe. Sen lIuternc5s
mern lit eS MIR I'm Die @ebiibr al
tblin, mas ipdter tomnt. lit ibncn
bolis aleid9iiltig. Die beb6rbliGe
Iuiiift lultc bon unnahiiftliter
Strenge iciu. iuo cs iib barlim bans
belt, iteaeriu6cnbeu iungen Wtdbden
aIf @riluo porbanoener Outrage BE-
i1ditigung uaf3ulueiien. Sicie Ius
trd9e geben 9ep0hulif bon 2euten
aus, iiber beren &orleben. 2eumuno,
Ste0ung unb Sbdtigfeit Die Snbdbcr
beS Bureaus ni6t unterridtet Sino.
Gs lit nidt geniie. baB man Den Be-
i6dftiaungsloien Stelen nadipsiit.
ipnbern es III Dor alien 9iu9ert lpiGtie,
bab man ibnen ei%nipanbfreie Steaeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
1sircbcnrdmber TIM 1ttesfauer
Krentl liefert fieb ielbit aus.

Sic Sep0lferung bon Wpsfau
~feierte an %. Npril nit SebeumS
Die Biebererlangung beS brilliant
Ifmuds. Der IN Der Wittlppd Nadt
aus Dem 8ilbe Der Sl. Suugfrnu in
Der llspensfis &nt6eordle in &renll gez
itoblen nurbc, uub Die Y~erbaitung bes
9icbes. NlS bieier ipurbe elm Is
Sabre alter 9auernburide crmittelt.
Nad)bem er ben S6mud. nelher auf
Sunberttanienbe bon Hu6elu bener@
tbet lrirb, entlpcnbct bate, perItedte
er lid inter cinem Iltar IN Der
6oihuns, cntipiidJen 81 f0nncn. Gin
aorbon Solbaten puroe ieit Ser
iibung bes ger6reheuS Inn Die &atbes
hrale ge5oscn. IA Der Surihc eS
unm0alid ianb. Der 8ahiamfcit Der
5ruppen 81 ent9ebeu. uub ua6bem Ell
i6rcdli6 pom Surit sclitten bate,
fam err beute gum Iorlhein uno
er9ab iih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

2aBt ms frpblif icin. benz CUR
Sreube iino mir geboren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

Gm %. Wai iptro Der SrnbeseSiz
rieent Sr. 3bepbor 8elbc ieinc Hciie
aHtreten. I'M ale 8unbesoereine.
lreldJe gum Sdnserfeite mad Sntaba
fontnen, 5u beilidJen unb einer Yrobe
5u untertpcrfen.
Die nndlfolsenbe 2iite 5eiet, iuann
Sr. &el5e in Den peri6ieoenen
Stdbten eintreffen lpirb: Spnntaa,
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Sammonp, Snb.; Counting, 5. Srui
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Relroie, ST.; Montag. 6. Sum- =
aurora, 81; 9ieustae. 7. sunni =
Eeoria. Yeftn unb 8%artonbiae, 81;
Mittipod, 8. sunni - Burlington,
Soma; 2onnerstae. 8. Suni =
Guscatine, Soma; Sreitas. 10. SUM
Davenport. Satpa. Hod SSlano
INN Wtoltne, Sa.; Sdnlstd9, IL. gum
- 8odtorb,. Sa.; Wontaa. ID. SUM
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north. Sons; Wittipo6, %. Suni =
ct. Soiepb, Wo.; 9onnerstae, %.
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81. Snni - Wiltpautee. BiS.; Sonn@
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Melroie, Sa.; Wontas, 18. Suli -
Wailtpaufee. Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

aniidt. Dab Der Gonsrcb feline anbere
@oQmad6t bciist. ais ifiiibare &C.
mdiier fir Den @erfcbr often 81 balten.
0cmnatb iollen Die Stanten ALIEN bas
9tctt baben, Die 8aHcrfrdite 81 per>
0cbcn. Is ipirb abcr nidt gcingt, nuf
mic lnngc bieie 8ehte perBeben irsrocn
Oiiricn uup mcl6e Ibgaben bniiir eut>
ridtct ncrccu iolcn. &a5 barallS
iolgcn irirb. 6cmerft baSu icbr ridtig
mas .Gint. Splfsblatt", 1T bcutlid)
acuu9 az crfcrncn. SaS @rpbtapital
mirb lid ppn Sen Chats S%e9islaturcu
bicic lridlti9cn 9on5ciiipncn. Die I'M
&nltfc Der Belt cincn &ertb bon geils
liarbeu beiiscu ircrben. erthcilen
laiicn unb bns 8olf wiro baS Na6z
iebcn bobeu. @cun Die @iQ udAitens
Dor ben Gou9rcb gclaugt. pirS Der
TrGiibent icben. mic Der GonareB. Den
or nift nm 3ii9el nebneu mill, i'm
nit WiBnGtung bebanoelt unb Die
Yatipn iblper ifdoigt. - rImcrifa."
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2aBt ms frpblid icin. benu CUR
Isreuoe lin0 mir Qebpreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
SIR SIC G~anSbewsRner

Sas Hpitbepartement iuiiniht,
bae 9isjcnisen, fuelfle lire
4pfiafen bnrh ben 9anbppits
bptem erbalten, bic fir bic Inf=
nabme Der 8piffafen beifimms
ten 2Siten unb bic Ifuiten,
tuDran tie befeittst limb, weif
anitreiden. 9urd BITE wei0e
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6eiier ppr Der Witteruns ges
ihiitt, ~ipuneru aud ale Bot
faiten allscmetit erfenntlif &C..
mnft. 6crner lit cs eriuiinidt,
baR bic Snbaber Der aaiten
lire Nameu unb bic Nnmmern
Der &aiten in ifmar5en 2ettern
baranf anbrinsen. Slnf &diten,
bic an areuswesen liesen, full=
ten bic Hamen Der Srtihaften,
wDbiu bic betrefteaben Wegc
fiibren nebit Seisern ansebraht
iein, 10 bas bieielben ais Wes=
meiier bisnen fDrnen.
Sic Efphen, an beuen bic
Ipitfditen befeitist limb, iullteu
10 ansebraht fein, baR iie ppm
@ese ans leiht 81 erreihen
limb unb bic aditen iplten an
einem pm ben Hfuiten ab.
i%tebenben Mrm ans SDls uber
ganbetien, pber ait etnem
autumatiidlen Gyteniions : Arm
befeitigt iein.