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Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
BETTER AUTO RULES NEEDED
Clubs All Over Country Are Demand.
ing Uniform Legislation.
CONVENTION HELD NEXT MONTH
One Law in One state, with Differ
ent Law in the Next state ~
a Hardship on Those
Who Tour.

A widespread demand for uniformity In
legislation is growing through
out the country. The necessity for more
satisfactory legislation has been apparent
in many sections, and to the more active
workers in the field of motoring for sew
erRl years. The American as
sociation through its legislative board earN
recognized the necessity for national auto
mobile legislation, and what VIII he tho
biggest object lesson ever shown in Amer
lea toward this end will be seen In Wash
ington next month when the national leg.
islative convention will be held in that CITY,
The dates, as fixed by the legislative board
Of which Charles Thaddeus Terry is chair
man, will be February Is. IS and II.
The American Automobile association has
been working for several years towards Sc
curing uniformity in automobile laws
whereby touring from one state to another
could be made possible without the neces'
slty of securing additional registration and
paying extra fees. To a certain extent con-
siderable success has been accomplished
along these lines, mainly through the eH
forts OF the various legislatures to enaoa
uniform state laws, 1t has remained, how
ever, for this national legislative conven-
ton TO crystalline the efforts made in va
lAOuh sNClluAb ~ liz CuullIg nut a HIhlu
national demonstration to secure not only
what motorists regard as their rights, but
which will be a practical Illustration of ths
growing sentiment for uniformity. As an
indication OF this increasing demand for
uniformity It Is important to note that Mr..
Terry has been requested to speak before
The National Civic federation at it's coming
conference on uniform legislation to be
held in Washington January II, ~ and 10.
and he will outline the necessity for federal
action in regard to motoring.
Tie automobilists OF the country are
thoroughly aroused upon this subject. In
every state the attention OF the congress-
men Is being directed toward the subject
Of automobile legislative uniformity, and
the point is being insisted upon that 1t IL
ono Of the most important subjects that
will he brought to the attention Of the ma.
t!onal legislators this season. The enor.
nous expansion Of the automobile industry
demands. It Is believed, federal recognition
81 its importance. not only from a com.
mcrcinl standpoint, but to the thousands Of
motor car users who nave given such q
wonderful impetus to long distance tourius
from state to state, thereby arousing to a
largo degree the necessity for better roads,
which has made itself manifest during the
last scason by many national and state
conventions for good roads.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
Three DaredevllS
to Shoot Rapids
Attempts to Be Made in Mo-
tor Boats for Some Big
Prizes.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Three' enthusiasts
lave expressed their determination to try
to navigate the whirlpool rapids below
Niagara falls with motor boats and try
for the prizes offered by John A. Ponton
and others of Cleveland. These prizes are
a gold cup worth $500 and $1,000 in cash.
These three, who evidently hold their lives
cheaply, are John l.. Gibney, IA Douglass
street, Brooklyn; John w. Kirk, 1901 Cedar
avenue, Cleveland, and Allan A: Blan-
chard, Oak Harbor, o.. They have made
formal entries. Those who are booming
this affair say that a dozen, others have
made inquiries and will probably enter in
the next few days. The committee to
manage the trials will be named shortly.
Kirk has been a motorcycle racer for
several years and says nothing ,can be
more dangerous than plotting the chug
wheels around a circular track. He has
taken part in many OF the biggest meet
ings, riding for a we'll known manufac-
turer. The two other applicants are ex-
perienced power boat men,
A number OF boat and engine builders
nave signified their intentions Of con-
structing craft specially suited for a trip
of this kind and are casting about for
suitable pilots and engineers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
Ford Motor Co., 1915 sHT fsssn st. l ona h nsp.
LocomobiIeA%;S;"';fS;s| s g.; F. CO.
Martin Sheridan
to Circle Globe
Will. Leave San Francisco in July
for q Trip Around the
World.
MOTOR CARS
VELIE AUTOMOBILE CO., 1902 Farnarn 81,
John Deere PIow Co.,. Distributors.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Immediately after
competing in the national all-around cham
pionships at San Francisco next July,
Martin Sheridan will leave this country on
a round-the-world tour, which, he expects,
will keep him away from America for the
best part Of two years. Though it would
seem that a westward course would be the
easiest, Sheridan will work eastward,
making Ireland his first stop. After a day
with his people, the big cop will hop over
to England and Scotland, and then work
his way by easy degrees through all the
athletically inclined nations of Europe,
Russia included. From there ne will go on
through India and China, Japan, New zea-
land, Australia and Hawaii before coming
home to America. He says nothing Just
now Of visiting South Africa, but the
chances are he will tackle that proposition
along with the others.
Sheridan has had the travel bug for a
long time, He has seen a good part Of she
earth's surface. but he wants to see more.
And above all things, he wants to win a
national championship in every land where
national championships are held. That he
can do so goes without saying, If he can
hold to anything like his real form and con-
dition.
He will not go alone. A young friend
and admirer, with all kinds of money, has
long been planning just such a trip tor
himself and when he heard that Sheridan
was dead anxious to put in a couple Of
months with his parents in Ireland, he in
duced the big cop to make a tour worth
while while he was at It, and continue his
jaunt all the way around.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
EVERY DEALER ENTERS SHOW
Thirty-0ne Exhibitors to Join in Ex-
hibits at Auditorium.
WILL CROWD WHOLE BUILDING
Even Basement is TO Be Utilized for
Display of Commercial Vehicles
supplies 10 Cover the
Stage.
Ill CROWD WHOLE BUILDING

Every automobile dealer IN Omaha, thir-
ty-one in all, has Joined the dealers asso-
citation, which will put on the big automo-
bile show at the Auditorium during the
last week in February. The committee in
charge of the show reports progress and
says that all the dealers are enthusiastic
over the prospects for the coming year,
the principal trouble being the same as
last year-a scarcity of cars.
So great is the demand for space that the
committee has found it necessary to replat
the Auditorium in order to provide room
for all. Every inch OF space will be util-
lied.
Commercial vehicles will be exhibited in
the basement and as there will be ten ex-
hlbitors, all that space will be put to use.
Motorcycles will also be shown. The au-
tomobile supply men will occupy the stage.
The number of automobiles in use in
Omaha this winter is more than five times
as great as were in use last winter, and
still the statement is made that but a
beginning has been made in the supply and
use Of winter cars. The automobile was
at first a fair weather vehicle ana people
wondered three years ago as Erederickson
plowed up and down Farnam street with
his machine in the deep snow.
A great change has been made and now
the big powerful automobiles run around
the street cars and pillow their way
through the snow, which is in most cases
as deep as the axles, With an ease which
is astonishing. II is yet the rule, however,
to abstain from motoring during the cold
est weather, especially when the ground
is covered with snow.
The tact is, however, that winter is the
time when the automobile shows its real
worth to those who are forced to drive
during the cold months. Adverse weather
conditions cannot hinder its progress
around the city, II plows through mud
and siush and even deep snow and moves
without falter or hesitation and is much
more dependable than the horse.
Automobiles have been put away for the
winter heretofore because there vas little
comfort in riding at a rapid gait in zero
weather, when exposed To that weather.
But times have changed and il is an easy
matter to provide shelter, heat and light
and make the cars as comfortable as a
railway car.
Limousine bodies are as yet quite ex-
pensive, but there are cheaper forms OF
cars coming into use which are easily
heated and which make winter travel a
pleasure.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
POOL MEN WANT AN INNING
Think Thcy Are Entitled TO some
Consideration.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-EXhibitlons by ex-
perts on the green table are so popular in
New York this winter that amid all the
clatter made by the crack billiard players
there may be a pause long enough to allow
the pool championship of the world to be
decided. Benny Allen, the Kansas City
youth, who broke the worlds high record
and came close to beating Champion
Thomas Hueston ir on recently, eX-
poets to get backiE 1other challenge.
He is confident tia IN beat Hueston
and wants TO play l. oh in New York.
The pool title hash, IN competed for in
New York for three years. In 1907 Hueston,
who afterward lost his title and then re-
gained II, came here and defeate Charles
Dawson, but the match did not attract
much attention,
Allen, however, may rave 10 step aside
for the present, as It is understood that
Jerome Keogh Of Buffalo, q former cham
pion, either has a challenge in already or
is to have the first chanc at the cham
pion. Keogh wants 10 play in Buffalo,
bur Hueston prefers New York, aud as the
titleholder he win name the city.
Allen stands a good chance 10 win from
Hueston next time. The Kansas City youth
broke Grant Eby's continuous run record
by pocketing elghty-five balls In succession
the last night Of the Boston match. b7ating
the record by six balls. The yJungster
a game finish, and IN the last block
o%utplayed Hueston 255 to Isl, but lost the
match. go TO Isl.
Allen was unfortunate enough the last
night 70 commit three successive fouls,
which, according 20 the rules, cost him a
fcrfeit OF an entire frame OF fifteen balls.
This probably lost him the match.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
JOCKEY HAS HIS OWN STABLE
Has Been Buying Line of food Horses
to Race.

LONDON, Jan. Soto Maiden, one Of
the best jockeys ever developed in England
has retired from race riding and Will take
up training with four American-bred horse.
as the nucleus OF his stable. At a weed
ing out sale Of some Of James r. Keene's
horses recently he bought Wanda, now a
4-year-old, for $1,000, ana the 3-year-olds
Coronal and White Pigeon for $1,75O and
81, 800, respectively. He also purchased Fond
Memories from August Belmont for $500.
Madden's retirement from the saddle Is
due to the difficulty in keeping down to
riding weight.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
stage LIKES THE SOCCER GAME
Wants IL Put On Ahead OF Each
Rugby Match,

CHICAGO, Jan. s.-A. "A. stagg, physical
director OF the University Of Chicago, Is a
strong believer in soccer foot ball, although
not as a substitute fcs tho American game.
In speaking OF the suoje,,, lie said
Il hope we IA Lu abe % have a soccer
game played before CO IN OF our scheduled
foot ban games IN 1910. Chicago certainly
viii support a movement 10 include associ-
alton foot ball In the list OF STANDARD
sports"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
Naval ana Mmitury Acadamies.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, San. S.-Efforts on
the part of the naval academy athletic
authorities to secure contests with the
military academy in fencing. rifle shoot
ing, basket ball and gymnastics have not
been successful, and Il looks as IL there
viii he the failure to arrange a final
match IN fencing
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
Navy ana Army Fencing.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan, S.-Rs presents
uves Of the naval and military academies
will enter the match OF the In
tereollegiate Fencing association again
this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09

Tho Bee for an The Sporting News,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09

y" Rourke has had on his snow shoes
looking for pitchers for the last ten DAYS.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09

some New York newspapers have given
orders to exclude the name OF w. Webb
murphy from their columns. It's due TO
AZ faet That this little fellow repudiated
interview wherein he said that The
newspapers need base ball more than base
bah needs the newspapers
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09

After all It's easy money Messrs. Gotch.
se1les ct al. are picking up around the
eouhNry. All they nave to do is TO pick
Il up.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09

Boston may think It is the Hub, but
what about Chicago, with headquarters OF
four base bail league presidents? johnson
OF the American. Tearney Of the Three
Eye, OMEN OF the Western leagues, and
now Chivington OF the American associa-
tiorA will nave their offices there. Maybe
Chubby Charley will have his National
league transferred there, too.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09

From reports we are TO believe that Mr..
Dueky Holmes was oTly kidding us when
he ~asseverated last fan that he was out of
base ball for some seasons at least. Here
we learn that Toledo has secured him as
Let's See that's the league OF
which Colonel Tebeau and the Messrs. Can.
lullon form 30 important a part, isn't it?
Can you hear the collision?
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09

The question Of who will whip, Jeff or
Jack, seems to hav as many ends to it
as that eminent query that paced up and
down the land for so long without a cor
rect answer, who Hit Billy Patterson
The fact that one negro, Bob Armstrong,
has come ont with the declaration that 1t
will be jeff for the gold, seems to settle
II In many minds. AS for Jeff, he is
willing to wait and watch and let the
people who see him on his present tour
say whether he is fit or not. If he does
beat the black mar he viii have set up a
precedent which no fighter or athlete Of
EQUAL fame has ever achieved.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
Ter streif ber @ei&enteller.
9 t. YauI, Winn., so. Sea.


Ser IcihcnitcIler : Strcif iheint
leibcr grDbere ausbcbnung 9clpimcn
an pollcn. Gs innben in ben leeten
Saeen I'M Sureau bes @oupcrncurs
mebrcre Goniercu8en itatt. in benen
bic Yabncn unp Die I~usitdnoigcn pcrs
treten ipnren.' aber 81 eiuer Ginigung
lit man niht %gefpnmen. Die Sab
nen. Die ben Streitiiibrcrn bic sanse
@erantiportung nnfbiiroen, erfldrs
ten lidt bereit. bic I,sitdubiacn ipieb,t
in Sienit gu iteIlen. iolucit StcIiunsen
fir tic porbanben iinb. iueigcrten llh
abcr. Mue nieber an6nitclcn. ba pi:le
Der Streiter p~ollltduoie incompetent
ieien Inb bic @abucn irob ieien. Tie
lrs ~seiporben an icin. Sic Streifs
iiibrcr brafcn barauf Die llnterbanbs
lungcn ab lno Sroben ictt init einem
@eneral>S treif Der ne%ripanbten Be-
Observation-Disclosures. Die Der 81. 3. Of
g." a~uaebSrcn. llnb ba5u m0aen es
bic Streiffibrer am Gnoc aud brin=
gen. ipenn nif)t bic Sunbesbeborcen
gum Ginereifen peranlaBt iperben
fGnnen. Is. 9. Yerbam. Der ala ltells
pertretcnber @oriieer oes bier in
Sisuus beiinDlihen .Nailiuap @ouns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
9uftiGiif. Ansrifi amf elm S&iff cine
Der Mttraftisnen Der Dlnstuode
IN Sos angeles.

MnseIes. CAL, 30. Sea.
Cine Der intereiianteiten Worfiibs
rilngen fpdbrenb Der Slitsiuobe in Sos
angeles. Cal. ipiro elm nddtlider
Ingriff bon ~lcnfbareu 2nftihiffen auf
elm S6iff in Der Ndbe bes 5afens iein.
piirch welden Die 8ebeutuns Der 9ufts
ihififdbrt fir 8riegs5mede bemona
i~tricrt perSen iol. Gerihiebenc
Ieronauteu baben lid si Dem Seriuf
eemeloet. nnb Der Soufutter .Eerrp"
miro ais Nnsriffss Sbieft bienen. Ser
8cbanfe lit Der, Dab bic 9uftidiffe ges
meinihaftlid oas Boot an9reifcn. bas
ieincrieits beriudeu ipirb. bieielben
nit Silfe bon Sbeintperiern auf3us
finoen. nnb linen mG9lidit aIs5us
peifcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
Die Iase In atirarasna.
9ein Iricbe. = Mn,erifaniide Ollie
fir bic UcfaMgcnen. - Dreube I'm
Sannc iiber ocn Gtnrs SclaDa'S.

Us aibington, s. g., 80. Sea.
General 6 it rab a. Der Siibrer Der
3epolutiondre bon Nicaragia. bat Die
ibm bon Sem neuen Yrdiibcnten Der
Tepublif, Inhri5. ais 9uIis fir Den
Sriebcn gemaften Gorihldse, porad
belize Nrmccn bic 8affen niebsrle9en
Iollten uno mad iehs Nonaten cine
Yrdiibenteupabl itattfinbcn io0te.
nihf a%ngenumn1eu.
Rdu DsiB bier. oab gitraba ciu
biel 81 ihlalier Mann lit. nls oaB er
in cine iolde Sale seben f0nnte, pic
Tie ibm nit Der Sorberung. DAB or
ieine Nrmee, @affen unb Munition
an Ben Seinb auslicfern ioate. seitellt
rpirb. e. lit baber nit 0epibbeit
a%n5unebmen. bab Die Gonieren5 5ipie
ihen Gitraba unb DEN Gomn,iiidren
Nabri5' an Der iebisen cabbage nihts
dnbern tpirb.
Inberc Sepeihcn beitdtisen Die
Nahriht. bab Iabri5 Die g~erbaftrns
Eaios', bes Shipieseriobnes 8elapa's.
aneeorbnet babe. neil er Sie Hesie@
rune nm @elber beihtpinbelt babeu
iol. Die 9epeidcn meloen aber. pab
es Iotpeit Yaios 9elrugen lei. lid Der
Werbaftlng su e~nt5iebcn.
Niedrasuaner. Die o Dem Srdiis
benton 3elapa ms Grill sci1idt tpnrz
ben ooer aus ibrem 2anbe fliiHten
nmBten. nm ieiner Had,e an entgebem,
iubiiiren iest iiber ben Stur3 ncs Sifs
tators nnb @ielc id]idtcn- linn beieibis
9enbc Sepeiden naeb Der Staot
@erifo, no er Jest lrcilt. 5lr.
Had) einem Selesramm bss Gons
iuls Nofiat in @luefieloS besannen
bic 1tannifaften Der dmcrifaniihen
&riegsihiffe .Ses Ioines" uno .5ns
coma" ant @eibnadismor9en nit Der
Sertbeilung bon Nationen an 1900
@efanscne bon Der Armce 3elapa's.
g itraba's Sffi5iere tbun NQcs,.
mas in ibren &rdften itebt. Inn aleia
Der unb Shtbe 81 beifaifen. Goms
manber Sbiplep iteat' IN elmer De-
peide felt. oaB Die 3abl Der in Der
Shla6t bel Hama @etDbteten niht
ptebr ais 500 1ann betrase unb nur
100000 Yatronen bon ben 8epolus
tiondren erbelltct ipprben icicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
Die Jung tiirfiife Eartci first ben
0rpeweiir Silmi Yaida mnS iein
&Gbinett.

eonitantinopcL 30. Sea.
Der @roBlpeiir 6ilmi Yalda bat
relignirt. Sic bireftc llriabc icincr
abeanfung lit niht bcfannt. bod
ipciB man. bnB ue,llif mebrmals in
Der aamnler Der &erilb gemnft
ipurbe. bas 9tiniiterium gu ifiirscn.
Nan glaubt, bab bns Gomite fir
Ginbeit uuO Sortidritt einen 8efiel
I'M aabinctt beidIoiien bat. Da IS CUR
anIift sefommen lit. bab Die segen
Den friiberen @ruBtpeiir aiamil Yai6a
erbobenen acknowledgement. bie gu
ociien 3eiisnation fiibrterl. nabez
griinoet lpdren.
Sas geiammtc tiirfii6e 8abinctt
bat reiignirt. nadjoem Der @robpcIir
9ilmi Hai6a iriiber am Gage abgez
Danft bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
stiirme unb lteberi&~emmmnsen i'm
sansen SiSwcit- europa.
YariS. %. Sea.


9as seiammte iiibipeitlide europa
lit beutc bon ihtpcren Stiirmen
uno berbeerenben lleberihwemmInscn
beimgeiu6t porben. SIN iiibs 6its
li6en Sranfreih linb 9an5e @aleuns
gen berniiitct. Sduier Seritort lnb Die
Scrfebrsucrbinbnngcn abgeihnitten.
au6 9clsien bat i4ipcr gelitten. Sn
pieIen Srten mubte tpegen bes So6>
ipaiicrs Der 8etrieb Der 8abrifen eins
geitelt iperoeu. IMs Iabrib foms
men MeIbunsen bon perbdnsnibpoller
WaHersnotb. wie lie felt einem balben
Sabrbunbert ni&t p~orgefommen. aud
sic Sliiiic Sortlgal's limb ourb
3oltenbriide in reibenbe Str0me pers
tpanbelt tporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
Nilitariidjc itnperi6dmtbeit.

Itbcn. 2. San.
Scr Iiniiter bcs Snncrn, Srinn>
tapbiqates bat rciisnirt. uad,bem Die
Wilitdrlisa ieinen 8iidtritt seforrert
rrb nafbem or in bieier Sahe cine
Gonferen3 nit Dem Yremier unp
Dem a6nia aebnbt bate. Die 9isa
bat feraer scisreert, haH ale sriedji=
idIcn 9esatiuncn i'm MMSlanb. nit
MnSnabmc Der III Der Iirfei. aufae=
buben ,ucrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
@e6t 81 Se,t Notbleibenben.
on, 20. 9

GSnig Manuel lit AM Gonnta8 bon
Sporto aus. tho er 8ctpcilt bate. aur
Weii@tignns Der 8e9enocn ~sabsereiit.
bic tpdbremb bes tiir5lihen llntpetters
10 iGper sclitten battem. Ser S@as
ben. ben bas llnipetter in Der llms
seeenb angeri6tet fat. pirb auf ettpa
$20.000.000 eei9dtt. Siebenbuns
bert 4ootc iinb ms @eer b~inausses
trieben tuorben uno biirften idmmtli@
berloren iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
Mlipnip's @cfinhcn.
Mdbrtb. 27. Sc,

&6nia Alfonio bon Spanien BAT iitl
bon Mabrib Su cinem SagSausfllg
mad Nnhalniicn be9eben. Tor cinis
gen Saaen ipurSc in Sepeiden aug
Wabrip g%emclbet, haB beS GDniss
8cfinben 81 cruitlihcr SciorgniB Gns
lnB sc6c. uno cine Operation unpers
mciolih lei. GS wurbe 9leif5citig
anaceentet. Dab Der &onig iiob inter
cem Gorpnno zines Sagbausflugs
mad Sau 2ueas bcssben meyoe. no
Die Operation Dor lid 9eben iole.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
SelaDa seilIGtet.
SaIina 6 3. Iericp,

AFv StOVHIUCT.
Sas %merifaniide &anpnenboot
r8cneral Guerrero" nit Dem ses
fliifteten CIR Erdliocnten 3elapa on
@orb lit bierielbit angetommcn. Ser
@eianbte Nicarasua'S Cairo bat
ietne Nn'i6t babin ausaeipro6en.
bab 2clapa lid uad einem turscn
Aufentbalte in Ierico mad Selgien
beaeben tperbe. Gs lit bies Die Set
matb leiner @ottin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
8ettnns BON iedsis Yeripnem BON
eimem finfeitbem l~fahrbppt.
8eIIaire. g. 30. Sea.

Gas Sdbrboot .Gbaron" ina ani
Dem O6io 5tuiideu Gisiholen einaes
flenlmt fporben, unb Inn Die ied5ia
Ydiinsiere, carunter pielc Sralien unD
8inoer. 81 retten. beburite es fait
iibermenidli6er anitrensungen. 2esz
tere inubten bon peu Hettunssmanne
id)aiten iiber bic gisiclSer actraacn
meroeH, oa Die adbnc nidyt bas
linfenoc 8abrboot 5l erreiden pcrz
modfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
grpan mad samaiea unteruess.
NJ a M /. NIo.. 80. 0e,.

Wiamt SIa., 30. Deg.
@iliiam Scrninss grpan lit uah
&nigbts &ep nbgereiit. bon mo cr mad,
Sdmaica a6fabren miro. uni lid oorr
nit icincr Camille 81 t~rcIien. Sci,l
ACCOMPLISHMENTS bat lid bebeutenh
gebeMert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-04
(Won unierem Yariier Deri4teritatte
% m. S romm.)
framsSftdbr 3ritlamfe.

Ratbulifme 2pmSemtratipn. Die
3aitbboten finb nm lire Wieber.
nail befDrst. - Die seidthsten
Matter mnb bic bMnserise,1 Mntten.
- 28as man 1O.idbrisen YadbMen
IN Der Smule lebrt. - 2ubbmben
iiinffade Nl5rber. - Oesen bic
fhmablide ausbemtnns Der 3aben-
GlcrfS.
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