davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23
ISLAND SINKS
100 DROWNED
Slid Into the Depths of the
Lagoon.
DUAKES CAUSE THE AWFUL DISASTER

sSeries OF Earthquakes Felt All Over
Costa Rica-At Midnight the
Watchers On the Shore Hear Re-
ports OF Guns Fired BY the Ter
ror-Stricken Islanders To Tell OF
Their Impending Doom-A Num-
Der OF Women and Children Reach
the Mainland.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23
RAIDS BY
POSTAL men
Nineteen Arrests in PennSyl.
vania and New Jersey.
USING MAILS TO DEFRAUO CHARGE

Arrests Ordered BY Postmaster Gen
eral, Who Had Inspectors At Work
On Cases for Month and "a Half
Seven OF the Defendants Given
Hearing In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
clan Is Also Accused OF Making
Fraudulent Statements Through
the Mails.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23

Philadelphia (SpeciaD Nineteen
arrests were made Friday in towns in
Pennsylvania and New Jersey in the
governments crusade against persons
accused of using the mails to de-
fraud. The arrests were made by
postal inspectors and all the defend
ants were given hearings before Unit
ed States Commissioners and held in
bail for trials or for further hearings,
on charges of using the mails to de-
fraud"
Seven of the defendants were given
hearings in Philadelphia. These
were four officials of the Chain Shoe
Store syndicate with Offices in this
city; two constitute the Pine Heights
ment concern with Philadelphia con-
nections and the seventh is a local
physician. The complete list of de-
PENDANTS with the results of their
hearings follow:
Chain Shoe Store Syndicate, Louis
l.. Rice. president, Philadelphia; An
drew C. Patterson, first vice-presi-
dent, also president of the Excelsior
Trust Company of Philadelphia;
Edgar Phling, the second vice-presi-
dent and treasurer; George H..
Brooks, third vice-president, Phila-
delphia. Each was held in 1000
for further hearing.
Pine Heights Company, Harry F.
Stanton, Ocean City, N. ]. Waived
hearing and held in $500 bail for
ri
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14
"The Land of Nod"

The famous and popular musical ex-
travaganza, The Land OF Nod" will be
presented at the Grand Theatre, Mon
day, April, 18th. 1t comes bearing q
record OF success which has rarely been
equaled IN this country, and from ample
testimony at hand, this condition is
thoroughly justified. The production is
said to be massive and beautiful. and
fashioned upon absolutely original lines,
not only as to scenery, costumes and
electrical effects, but in the matter of
character creations. The whole perform
ance after the Introductory prologue. in
which the child Bonnie falls asleeD and
creams, depicts an imaginative region
called 1.-The Land of Nod with its cas-
Tie OF cards, its peppermint river and
candy bridges, its mushroom trees and
curiOusly shaped hills and mountains in
the background. The palace of the sand
man, which is astOnishingly UNIQUE in
its formation and Punishment. is anotb-
er quaint and fantastic conception. and
the people who inhabit these stranpe
places emphasize and preserve the odd
characteristics OF the authors general
scheme. Distinguished among these
curious personages are 1.-The King and
queen OF Hearts," who rule the land
and his wife The Queen of Hearts and
their son The Jack of Hearts, The
Weatherman," THE Sandman, ""An riI
Fool, The Welsh Rarebit," "The Tele-
phone Man end the Alarm Clock, ="
The Man in the Moon and his wife
RORY, BOry Alice" come to visit the
kingdom and The Chorus Girl" fulI of
laughter animation and the current SLANG
OF broadway, bounds in among them
greatly to their amusement. Scores of
beautiful girls clad in all manner 0f
dainty, vari-colored costumes, enliven
the scenes by their graceful dancing and
rythmlc evvolutions, and in this general
setting, OF splendor the spectator is
amused and perfectly entertained bv
plenty OF bright, wholesome and genn-
lnely good comedy and by a musical
score which is said to be rich in melodv
and to contain an abundance of the non.
uiar swinging catchy" kind of music
W which his is quickly. eau ht and remember
ed. The sale of seats for this unusual
production is now on at Kernerl MAJ
Company's Pharmacy.-Advr, ''
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14
Allsbrook For Solicitor.
WILLIAMSON Enterprise.

WILLIAMSON Enterprise
The announcement of the retire
ment OF C.. c. Daniels from the office
OF solicitor of the Fourth Judicial
District, has brought before the peo-
pie of that district the claims Of
Richard G. AllsbrOok, of Edgecombe
county. Mr.. AlIsbroOk is a native of
Halifax county and enjoys the con-
fidence and esteem of those with
whom he spent his earlier days. For
some years he has made his home
in Tarboro, identifying himself with
everything which has made for the
best along all lines in town and coun-
ty, AS a practitioner, he has taken
a prominent place and is regarded
as one of the brightest young at
tOrneys of the East. He has given
his services freely and gladly to adj
vance the cause Democracy, and is
in every way worthy of any honor
that the party can place upon him.
We desire to see Mr.. Allsbrook the
nominee of the party, feeling that he
is eminently fitted to protect the
State against those who violate it's
laws. The office of solicitor is no
easy one, a man must behOnest, con-
scientious and fearless, and we be-
lieve that Mr.. AlIsbrOok meets every
requirement..
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
DEADBEATS?

We notice that some of our ex-
changes are carrying the advertising
of the Bloodine Corporation OF Bos-
ton, Mass. We had this business (?)
for awhile, placed through the Inter
national Advertising Agency, social
ed, OF Boston. Our experience with
this concern leads to the opinion
that they are newspaper advertising
deadbeats who will not pay their
debts, and as such unworthy of con-
fidence or credit. And if the Blood
Inc Company, for whose benefit the
advertising was done, is not in the
same class with the agency that
made the contract, their attitude in
the matter does not show it. Bust
ness courtesy requires that cores
pondence be noticed at least, if bust
ness honesty does not demand that
one shall pay or see that an account
contracted in his behalf and which he
receives the benefit of, is paid-which
We do not claim he should do.
Having had opportunity to size
up the International Advertising
Agency we notified a number of pub
fishers some months ago and put
them on their guard. The advertise
ments were dropped from these pa
pers soon afterwards but we have
not been advised that any of them
were paid for. The presumption is
that they were not or the advertis-
ing would not have been discontin
ued. Perhaps the Oxford Public Led
ger, the Goldsboro Headlight, the
Newton Enterprise, the Gastonia Ga
zette and Others could enlighten us
on the subject.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14
Census Enumerators for Vance
County,

Following are the census enumer-
ators for Vance county, Fourth Su.
pervlsOr's District of North Carolina
Dabney township; (79) Hewitt r
Hicks, Henderson.
henderson township; 1907 Ohio +.
Stewart, Henderson, Route No.
Henderson township; (SD \. 4. Gar
rett, Henderson,
Henderson Town; (S2) Ward and 2
Francis E. Satterwhite, Henderson
Henderson Town; 1927 Ward I and 2
Ihos. 5. Eaton, (cOD, Henderson.
Henderson Town; (S3) Ward and 4
j. /. Is. Hoover, Henderson.
henderson Town; 1881 Ward No )
mos. 5. Eaton, (coD. Henderson.
kIttrell township; (S4 and S5) Fuoene
U. Pardue, kittrell.
hittrell township; (S4 and So las "
Levy, Kittrell. y
Mlddleburg township; 1851 Walter F
Satterwhite, Henderson.
Nutbush township; $50 Fernando T.
Tucker, Townsville.
Nutbush township; go Philip Fl.
Lewis, (cOD, Townsville.
sandy Greek township; 1881 George T.
Iunstall, Henderson. Route No. 3
SANDY creek township; (S9) James P.
Stainback, Henderson.
y Townsville township; (9O) Fernando
L. Tucker, Townsville.
ToWnesyille township; (9O) Philip H.
Lewis, (coD, Townsville.
Miillams6oro township; (91) Sue A.
Kelly, Henderson.
The figures designate the district or
division to which the enumeration is q J.
signed. The work of taking the census
begins on the 18th. 40
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14
Must be Fair and Truthful.
Charlotte Observer.

Charlotte Observer.
This from the Winston-Salem Jour
nal "The manner in which Mr.. Will
liam c. Lyon, Charlotte Observer
reporter, handled Mr. T. T. Hicks of
Henderson in a matter of controversy
shows that the newspaper man did
not go off half-cocked. MIR. Hicks
should know that, however a reporter
may feel in a matter, he tells the
truth. Thepeople of the State are de-
pendent on the newspapers for cor
rect statements of cases, and it is
very seldom that a member of the
profession lies about the things he
sees and hears. Mr. Hicks may be a
good politician, but his discretion
does not appeal half as much as his
efforts to cOntrOvert." Which states
the case with so much exactness that
we have nothing to add. The man
who can not or will not fairly and
truthfully report public events of
whatsoever sort has no place on this
paper.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14
= ASS ~s-
HAIR HEALTH.
If You Have Scalp or Hair Trouble,
Take Advantage of this Offer.


We could not afford to so strongly
endorse Rexall 1913" Hair Tonic and
continue to SELF as we do, if we we're
not certain that it would do all we
claim it will. Should our enthusiasm
carry US away, and Rexall 1913" Hair
Tonic not give entire satisfaction to
the users, they would lose faith in us
and our statements, and in conse-
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Therefore, when we assure YOU that
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Out OF one hundred test cases Rex
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course, the badness had not existed
for so long time that the follicles.
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not become absolutely lifeless.
RexaH "93" Hair Tonic is vastly
different from other similar prepara-
lions. We believe that it will do
more than any other human agency
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Our faith in Rexall 1913" Hair Tonic
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only at our store-The Rexall Store.
W. ". Parker, Druggist.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14
Delayed Attention Costs rIonev

Your house wears out if not painted
1t costs more to repair it than it costs
to paint it: 1t don't cost much to Daint
with the l.. 4 NJ. Paint, because i gal.
Ions OF L: \ NJ. Paint, and 3 gallons of
Llnseed Oh makes seven gallons of ready
1or-use paint at cost OF about 81 40
per gallon. You can mix yourself Thir,
ty.hye years use in every part of the TTni-
ted States proves it. Atlantic Civ e
Pittsburg Fence Tests, made by the
Master Painters Association prove, if
Sold by Merville Dorsey, druggist. Hen.
derson. 7''' Aiel-
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14
MONTHLY HONOR ROLL.
Pupils Whose Names Appeared on the
nonthly Honor Roll of the Central
GRADED School as Read Out Before
The Trustees and Visitors April 9Th.

The trustees and Visitors April 5th.
The usual exercises incident to
reading the monthly honor roll were
held at the Central Graded School
Tuesday, April 9Th.
Following is the program:
Prayer
Proverbs XIV.
Springtime
Roll of Honor
Hamlet
Address by Rev. l. W. Hughes.
Pan cake Song.
FIRST GRADE.
Alfred Bullock, Norwood Evans, Henry
Fox, Elmer Faulkner. Teiser Gill. Arthur
Gordan, Benjamin Hicks, Bryan Jordan.
Arthur Matthews, Whitney Rankin, Ken
meth Urquhart, Straughan Watkins.
Hartwell Bass, Elsie Cheek, Stella Hollo-
man, Helen Hobgood, Pearl Mangum,
Elizabeth Newcomb, Irene Beckham.
Rosa Pirie, Tillie Lamb, Ada Smolanskv'
Bessie Scoggins, Elizabeth Thomas, Alice
Thomas, Louise Wright, Ellie Wright.
SECOND GRADE.
Alfred Wester, Walter Rowland. Abra-
ham Wolf, Fred Hayes, Thornton Ghol-
son, Clarke Harris, Elizabeth Pearson,
Theodore Allgood, Minnie Aycock'
Blanche Edwards, Alice Hughes, Ellie
Davis, Eleanor Farrow, Elizabeth Har.
ris, lula Hunt, Leila Ooan, Catharine
Miller, Josephine Rose, Kate Mustian
Libby Qualls, John Alderman, James
Tyler, Robert Gill Young. James Mas
senburg, Richard May, Edwin Fuller
Parham.
MISS EDITH BURWELL'S ROOM,
Frank Murray, William Newcomb.
John Norvell, Lottie Bradford, Sydney
Brame.
THIRD GRADE.
John Willis Hayes, Noel Hohpood
Charlie Smith, Conrad Sturges, MilIard
Mester, Sidney Lane Eleanor Chesson
Mildred Ellis, Lennie Elmore. Mary q
Goodrich, Lorene Kittrell, Emma Mars.
ton; Frances Swain, Mary Taylor, Mil
dred Wester.
FOURTH GRADE.
Alice Aycock, Josephine Cheek. Anna
bell Futrell, Sadie Hart, Emily Hender-
son, Saliie Il. Lamb, Mary Matthews
Elite Murray, Mildred Rankin, Louise
Stalllngs, Sadie Stone, Annette Sturpes
Jessie Powell, Josie Wester. Bows
henry cooper, James Nelson. Thomas
Smaw, Luther Barnes, Lewis Citren.
baum, John Thomas.
FIFTH GRADE.
Sadie White, Dorothy Harris. Tom
Skinner kittrell, Wilbur Perry Andrew
Newcomb, Newell Caudell, Liner PAYNE
halle Marston, Melvin Matthews, Alice
Ellis, Minnie Mangum.
SIXTH GRADE.
Francis Harris, Benton Royster .ATnr;-
el Craven, Aline Hughes, Ciyde HIGHT
Eueco Harris. Elizabeth Dorsey. PAM
heller, Glenn Bobbitt, kathleen benton
Hattie Roth, Page Harris.
SEVENTH GRADE.
, Louise Smaw, Elizabeth Corbitt
francis Cheatham, Eliza HAYES AM,
Southerland, Ionic Nelson, Charlie Ras.
kett, Mabel Pearson, Irvine Watkins
folly Moscovitz, Boyd kimball Edna
AAngood, Nellie Rose, Willie Pirie. Nellie
EIGHTH GRADE.
Ruth Roth.
NINTH GRADE.
Mabel Jones, Mary Atwood Kate
Bum, Annie Smaw.
TENTH GRADE.
-. Leslie Tyler, Lillian Mangum Mapo;a
Finch, Clara Finch. ss'e
ELEVENTH GRADE.
Mary Butler, Christine Thomas Tot+;o
Keller, Florence Butler. ''0
-~-sN~.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14

BY the way, how many lawyers
have you heard criticizing Governor
Kitchin for his action in the Shem-
we'll matter?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14
PILES CURED.

DIR: A. UPHAM's ELECTUARY will CrPE
the Piles, no matter how lone Won bo,o I n.E
lered. It will eradicate the disease from The
NJ SATISFACTION, or your money BACK At
1nomas Brothers, Henderson. n, G ~
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14
Mantels-Doors-Small Rooms

May be quickly painted by any one
with small can of our Domestic Paints
In all colors put up i'll open mouth cans,
will make a door, or a mantel or any
small interior work look as bright as
when first painted Get it from Melville
Dorsey, Henderson.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14

THE North Carolina boys have
been victorious in the debating con-
tests even if the University did lose
to Virginia in the ball games last
week-and there is more glory in a
conquest of brains than there is in
one OF muscle and legs.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14

THERE is lots of political talk these
days that is not getting into the pa
pers.-Durham Herald.
And a lot of political talk gets into
the papers that is not worth the
space it occupies.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14

THE Wilmington Star refers to the
Durham Sun as the "sweet-toned
choir singer" whereat Jim Robinson
comes back and says tits pleasing to
acquire such a kindly expression
after thirty-seven years of constant
labor in the editorial harness.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14

How many homicides occur in
North Carolina in a week? II an ac-
curate list could be made the weekly
average would startle thinking peo-
ple.-Statesville Landmark.
And such crimes will continue to
increase until there is change in the
laws of North Carolina that permit
murderers to escape punishment so
easily.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14

Read and advertise In Gold Leaf
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14
Monday, May End, 1910,

the lands mentioned below or 80 mtlcl, tlierr.
OF as may be necessary to satisfy the taxes
thereon for the year 1909. the same hcjpg
duly levied on by me. The names nl the
parties listing and the lands listed. and tba
amount OF taxes are correctly set on below.
This April 4th, 1910.
JOSEPH 5. KOYSTEK
Sheriff of Vance Comfy
uENnEDSnN rpnurN.,,I,r
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14

Head and advertise In Gold Leaf.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES.

Rl AUTHORITY OF LAW | SHALL.
- sell by public auction at the Cont
House door in Henderson. Vance County
" 4 m 80
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-04-14

The usual exercises incident to
reading the monthly honor roll were
held at the Central Graded School
Tuesday, April 9Th.
Following is the program:
praVor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
MISUNDERSTANDING

CUR gepdltigung ieiner immer
mebr liG dltsbebnenoen, aber ebcnio
I'M Snneru lid pertiefenben Nrbeit bat
Der 8erein ii6 cine Heibe ie~eensreid
nirtenber Sodter< Snititlte anaealiez
bert, bon oenen senannt ieien: bic
8doiI6e 8aliernbanf, enblif Die 3cnz
trale Der Observation-Disclosures Eager
bduier. Gntipre6enb Der iih eripeis
ternoen Sbdtisfeit permebrt lid audJ
Die 3nbl Der an DEN Central Snitan5en
bes 8ereins t6dtigen 8enmten. 1908
tuaren es beren 2, 1905 5, 1907 10,
biz 1909 itieg ibre 3abl entiprc6eno
Der i6rea antpa6ieuben N~rbeitStait
duf 19; migenblidlid bei6dftiet Der
8erein 81 unb nit ieinen Sodter>
Snitituten 80 geamte.
Nan funn benz Verein An ieincr
gldn3enben gn~tfpidlling nlr aufriftia
gratulieren. Doll friihen Qebens
uno unter ebenio 5ielbeimlBt rubiger
tpte sei6idter Siibrung lit er beite
lfon elm bobbebeutiamer Suftor in
Der lamb uno polfstpirtbihaftlihen
gnttpidlung gaben's S. g~eporoen. Uni
tn manher Siniidbt f6nnte feline Gnt,
mtdluns tute feline @trfiamfeit sun,
SHUTTER bienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
@ahm friid 81 erhalte,t.

gs it a%n5uncbmen. baB ieber
Weil6farmer baralf beba9t lit. ieinen
Habm i'm beiten 3uitanbe in Der
Wiolferei ab5uliefern. Or bat aber
oft einen fpeiten @e9 unb bat naments
lid in Den Sommermoidten Die belize
8itterlns ben @influB. bab Der 8abnt
i6pn unterpesS in Den aannen ans
gelduert pirb. lin bieies an perbiis
ten. lest man 5uerit elm naIies Sud,
l9lantet) iiber Die &annen uno ounu
elm trodenes barber. tpeldes Sic
Iusoiinituua bes feuften 9utes pere
binbert unb Die Semperatur oes
Habmes ipirb ii6 nlIr Inn ipenigc
@rabe perGnbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
25 Sabre 8auernperein.

Ser 9abiIhe ga~uernperein fonnte
am 1. uub 2. Suli bieIes Sabres aui
leiu 2~5sidbriges geiteben suriids
bliden. @e9rinbet bon Sofbmier
Sfaff IN Seelba1 uub Sfarrer 8erber
in Srieienbeim, lit bieie 5uerit
rNittelbnoii6er 9a~uernneretn" ses
nanute Organization innerbalb elmer
perbdltniBmdBig tur5en Seit aus
eigener Strait linb nit eignen WitteIn
5u eiaem eroBen 8erein setpdrben. Der
beute iiber 10000 9anern als Rits
slieber umfaBt unb cine @eibe ieeenss
reid pirtenber ginriGtuneen beiibt.
Ser 0eretn 5dblte 1885 bereits
III Srts9rippen nit 1900 Ritalies
bern; iebr i6neu itiea Die 3abl in ben
nd6iten flint Sd6ren auf $50 Srtse
perbdnbe nit $4,000 8duern; 1900
tpdren es bereits ITO nit 81 .344 Waits
gliebern; ieit9er tpii6s Der 0erein aui
$50 Srtsperbdnbe I'M Sabre 1905
unb 992 i'm Sabre 1909 nit 56,051
begin. Jest 70,42S WitslieSern.
Ser eldn3enben GiIbern gnttpid<
lung entipra6 Die 8irfiemfeit bes
gereins I'M Snnern. 9eionbers
iegensrei6 tpirft Der bonn @erein einz
9eri6tete Re6tsI6ub. 1904 fparen
90S Goniultatipuen gu ber3eibnen.
1907 beren Loaf unb 1909 1.739.
Yro5eiie ipurben fir bic 1eitelieber
Durfgefiibrt 1904 391, 1907 $40.
1909 745. Sie Softer bes 8e6tse
ihubes b~etrueen in bielen Sabren
17,72S.2S Iarf. bret Sabre Ipdter
19,204.93 0tnrf uno 1909 49,
1922 Iarf. Sie reee 5bGtigfeit
bes @ereins auf Dem @ebiete Der 8ers
mittlune NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @es
b~arfartifel (auuitbiinser, &%rdfthltter.
uitp.) 5eieen folgenbe 3ablen: 1896
betrua Der llmias an bieien 4rtifeln
$4,000 3entner uub Bis 1900 be-
reits 457,066 3entner, Inn Bis 1909
auf 1.896,114 Sentner emporsuz
i6nellen. Sieie 3nblen geben elm
erfreuli6es Bib Der Snteniibterling
pes Standardization 8etriebs in
ben 2eiben Der gereinsmitgfieber.
Ri6t eineeI6loiien In obiseu 3ablen
lit Die @ermittlung lanotpirtbihafts
li6er 0aai6inen, bic beiipielsweiie i'm
Sabre 1900 einen ttmiat BON 2,O42
Stiif a~ufiuetit.
Sebr bcpeutiam 1T and Sic S6ds
tiafeit Der Saatgnt . Gbtbeiluna bes
0ereins unb niht minoer ni6tig iinS
feline grfolse in Der S6rbermg beS
semeinIfnftlihen 8ertaufs lamb
tpirt6i6aitliber Yrooufte, tpie Sc
treble, &ein, gier. S6Glrinbe uin.
9ns antpa6ien ar Deg llmfanas an
bieier Sbdti9feitssebiete sei9t ii6 in
Der gntpidlung bes &aiienumiabes.
1885 itebt oerielbe nut S77.25 Mari
81 Bud; betrdet 1905 4.072,974
Rarf unb berboppelt ii6 big 1909
auf 9.75O.000 Iarf.
Sic mitgetbeilten Snblen 8eigen
cine auBerorbentli6 erfreulihe itetiae
Iuftpdrtss @ntpidllIng. Ser finanS
5iele grfplg Der llnternebmlnaen bes
8ereins i6affte banu. bic NtG9li6fcit
elmer Northumberland grbeit fir Die
Sortbilbuns bes 9auernitanpes aui
allen @ebieten bes ipirtbi6oitlifeu,
io3ialeu unb Dffentlihen 9ebens.
Sieieu 3ipeden bienen bas @ereinss
blatt, Der @ereiuSfaleuoer, cine Heibe
populdrer Reconsideration, ferner oas
gauge. nlseebebnte YerIammllnass
leben ilnb Die pielen gonferen5en Der
goritdnbe unb observation-disclosures pes
Iereins, Seionoere S0rberung aber
erfd6rt bieie Settle Der Sbdtigteit bnr6
bic bonn gerein einaeridteten Sort
biloungstlirie fiir 8~auernlobne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
(Spe3ials 8eri6t.)
Sas internntiunale afer6au.
Suititut

in 81 ON, benz Der italieniihe 8onig
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