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The Calumet news., 1910-02-08
MARINE COMMERCE REPORT
full OF INTERESTING FACTS
Instructive Mass of Statistics on
Business Of Portage Lake
Ship Canal.
THROUGH COMMERCE HEAVY

The annual report Of the commerce
on the Portage Lake ship canals foi
the year of 1909, as given to the public
by Engineer George IL. Banks. super
intendent. a summary of which was
published in these columns yesterday
contains I'm its eighteen pages a
complete analysis of the amount and
kind of commodities carried through
the canal for the year.
There are in the report many tabu-
lations each showing certain facts
concerning through and local COM
merce.
Through Commerce for 1909.
The commodities. value and tons,
respectively, and number of passen-
gers carried during the year, were as
follows:
Cement $S7o65; 1880.
Coal, hard, $256,3SS; 41,O22.
Coal soft S46S,6S6; 1921.
Copper. refined. S1551,12O; 5,92S.
Fnxseed, $379S92; $3.50
Flour. $G,977.313; 12l,9St.
Grains (except lax and wheaD.
$7SL713; 29969.
Iron, manufactured, $3,O7O,9G4; u.s.
ia.
Iron ore. $479827; 1SO,S7S.
Lath. S9.22S 769
Limestone. S53.SO1; 41,3S5.
Lumber $2,525.5OO; 215,795
Machinery. SSlS75: So.
Miscellaneous merchandise. S31144.-
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08
CITIZENSHIP GRANTED.

Thirteen applicants FOR citizenship
wcrc admitted by Judge \. r. Streeter
at Houghton yesterday. one applica-
tion was dismissed at the request Of
the petitioner, who discovered that
cne of the two witnesses whom he ex-
pectcd to testify was not a citizen
Under these circumstances the petition
was dismissed without prejudice and
the petitioner Immediately filed an
other application with the county
clerk which win be acted upon next
fall The application Of one candidate
for citizenship was continued until
September to allow him more time to
familiarize himself with the United
states form Of government Last fall
the case was continued until this month
for similar reason. and when the
applicant came before Judge Streeter
yesterday he seemed impressed with
the fact that our government was in
the form Of a kingdom.
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08
iioughton Department
MAsoNs HAVE TEMPLE SITE.
Option Secured on Ruppe Property at
Corner of Shelden and Portage.
TELEPHONE SOUTH 49,

SONHOi OI ONGidCH anu fNihaSNs
A member of the committee of the
Masonic orders in Houghton having
charge of the work of securing suit
able site for the Masonic temple re-
ported yesterday afternoon that the
committee had succeeded i'm getting an
option on the ground at the corner of
Sheldon and Portage streets now occu-
pied by HiXon's delicatessen and a
barber shop.
This piece Of property, which is
owned by George Ruppe of Hancock,
is one of the incest locations for such
a building as it would be possible TO
find as it is centrally located and the
opposite corner will be improved by
the completion of the Houghton club
this summer. The securing of this op-
tion does not necessitate the erection
of the building there, as there are some
of the committee who are said to favor
the erection of the building at another
point.
If the building is constructed at this
corner it will probably contain a cou-
pie of stores on the first floor and the
upper floors will be used for offices
and the rooms Of the order.
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08
:. :. :****** :. :.**.:s* !:
RATTLEsNAkE ISLAND.
New Hampshire Island Which is :
Stunned by Everyone. :.
$4,000: 49, 49, 49, 49, 49, :.

one of those strange freaks of ami
NAL and reptile distribution that puz-
zle the naturalist Is found on Rattle
snake island in Lake Winnipesaukee,
n. III. The lake contains fifty-sevcn
islands OF all sizes from few square
feet 10 hundreds OF acres, but only on
Rattlesnake is there 10 be found any
thing more alarming than the harm
less and pretty garter snake. The
country surrounding the lake is noun
famous and well wooded, but IL is free
from snakes. Rattlesnake island has
a monopoly of rattlers.
The island is one of the largest In
esque Its name forbids trespass and
ii remains today as virgin as when the
Indians gave the lake its musical
name.
Just why the snakes should have
chosen this particular island for their
of "A few years ago made it clear how
they might have reached it. Rattle
snake island is several miles out from
the mainland and several hundred
yards from any other island. Some
years ago a fisherman, boder than his
cooked his lunch.
Perhaps he was n bit nervous for he
forgot to put out his fire, and the
wind famed 1t into a blaze. A large
part of the island was burned over, and
during the next few days many rattle
and neighboring islands. Within a
week, however. the snakes were gone
from the mainland and not one snake
of a venomous kind has been found
outside Of Rattlesnake island since
then.
The snakes confine themselves to
the rocky cliffs that form the uplands
of the island and are seldom seen. one
doubling Thomas who reasoned that
there couldn't be any snakes on the ISL
and because he had never seen any
went ashore there one day and tramp
ed about in his bare feet. AS luck would
have it, he never saw a snake. The
barefooted explorer nearly tainted the
next day when n friend armed with "A
shotgun explored the place and came
back with a five-foot rattler.
This led to the organization of n
hunting party. The hunters wore high
boots and looked the ground over care
fully before taking a step. They
found snakes i'm abundance and the
numbers of the rattlers got on their
nerves. After killing five unusually
large snakes the natives choose a large
fiat rock near the waters edge and
well out of the snakes habitat for n
resting place i
one of the hunters is a professor in
Il New York college. He doesn't teach
natural history and his knowledge of
outdoor life is not very extensive. AS
he sat munching sandwich ccadee
set up its shrill cry. i3#.r.I
Still holding firmly to the sandwich
the professor gave a wild leap that
landed him i'm the lake. The cold wa
ter and the laughter of his friends re-
stored his reasoning faculties, but he
is still of the opinion that all the snake
skins in creation would not tempt him
to visit Rattlesnake again..
The beauty of the island has caused
many people to covet il as the site
for a summer home, and the suggestion
has been made to import q heard of
hogs TO cXtcrminate the snakes.-New
York Sun.
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08
cAPAIs AS A SUMMONS.
Judge Streeter Hears Motions in Two
Civil Cases Yesterday.

Civil Cases Yesterday.
Judge A. T. Sueeter heard motions
in two cases Of civil nature yester-
day. In the case of Chas. Macchi
against George ID. Barnard, which was
brought some time ago Attorney Al.
Ian T. Bees, for the defendant made
a motion TO quash the capais and the
court granted the motion, but provided
that the action be taken as a sum-
mons. Mr.. Barnard has been held un-
der bond since the capais proceedings
were first taken against him and the
dismissal of the capais cancels the
bond.
Attorney w. \. Bateman Of Calumet
made "a motion that the judgment by
default in the garnshment proceed
ings brought against +. Malfroid, gar
nishce defendant, and Breg L. Sayer,
garnishce principal. in behalf of Max
Pioivaty, be set aside. The motion
WAS opposed by Attorney Mccormick,
and Judge Streeter took no action up
ON it, allowing the judgment to stand.
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08
HOCKEY HERE TONIGHT.
Mohawk Team to Play Houshton, Han
cock Caneelline Date.

cock Caneelling Date.
Contrary to the expectations of many
there Will he a hockey game at the
Amphidrome tonight. When the word
was sent around that Hancock had
cancelled the game they were to play
with Houghton tonight, because of the
death of the father of one of the play
ers many supposed that would result
i'm no game for the evening but the
managers of the Houghton and Mo-
hawk teams got in communication and
contest between these two teams
was arranged.
This game, although not scheduled
is duly authorized by the officers of
the association and will be counted as
q regular game of the series now being
played. There is some talk about town
of the Houghton team claiming the
game against Hancock on a forfeit, il
being remarked that the Hancock
team should have played with another
man I'm BoEan's position or else play
the teams with only six men on each.
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08

Two men and woman. arrested
last night at Hurontown ON a disor-
derby charge. entered pleas Of guilty
In the court Of Justice Little at HUI
rontown today and paid fines.
Deputy sheriff vivian returned this
morning from Iron Mountain where he
went TO arrest man wanted In
Houghton county upon n statutory
charge.
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08

a real surprise awaits every sufferer
from kidney or bladder trouble who
takes several doses of Pape's Diureus.
Misery in the back. sides OF loins. sick
headache. nervou mess. rheumatism
pains. heart palpitatons. dizziness
sl,oplossncss. inaamcd or swollen eye
lids lack of cncrgy ana an symptoms
of out-of-ordcr kidneys simply vanish.
Uncomfortable urination ESPECIALLY
at nighD. smarting offensive and dis
colored water and other bladder mis-
cry ends
The moment you suspect kidney or
urinary disorder or feel any rheuma-
tism. begin taking this harmless mcdi-
cine. with the knowiedge that there is
no other remedy, at any price, made
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08

a few minutes delay In treating some
cases Of Group. even the length OF time
" takes to go for doctor often proves
dangerous. The safest way is to
keep chambcriain's Cough Remedy in
the house. and at the first indication
Of Group give the child a dose. Pleas
ant to take and always cures SOLD
by Eagle Drug store. Calumet. and
Laurium Pharmacy, Laurlum.
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08

Sheriff ORourke OF Ontonagon re-
turned today from Republic with a
man called Albert Smith. wanted upon
the charge Of larceny Of a suit Of
clothes from a merchant I'm Ontonagon
a marriage license has been granted
90 Frank Bucar and Mary Vcrbanac.
both Of ANantIc-
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08
500 NEWS ON GENE WeeANr.

I'm taking notice of the change i'm
the firm Of j.. r. Vigeant and Bros
of this village, the 500 News COM
meuts as follows:
Eugene +. Vieeant this week pur-
chased his brothers, f.. r. Vigeants
interest I'm the curio store at Hough-
ton. which had been conducted in the
firm name of j.. r. Vigeant and Bros
and wiz In future run the business
alone. Gene "as formerly "a popul III
500 cork and has many friends here
who viii be pleased TO know that lie
IS mariug d success in the copper
country"
Rpumaui1 has 100000 inhabitants,
OF whom 10000 are blind.
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08

slightly waved are wound like wide
ribbands, closely about the head, and
around crown of tiny puffs. Then
the filet of cut jet is placed about the
head i'm Grecian style with pendant
and ornament dangling just over each
ear.
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08
JUST A FEW DOSES END KIDNEY MISERY
And MAKE YOUR LAME BACK FEEL FINE

Out f-order Kidneys are Regulated
Making Baekache or Bladder Trou.
bic Vanish-A Prompt Cure Awaits
Hundreds Of Men and Women Here
in Calumet and Vicinity.
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08

An artistic filet of cut jet was de-
signed recently for famous beauty of
the classic blonde type who conforms
ing to the very latest requisites OF
fashions mandates is wearing her hair
in the wound or turban effect. To
accomplish this, long strands of hair
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08
ART.

Don't you think the sending Of val
cntines u foolish?-
Il used to but they are beginning to
set out some really artistic ones now"
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Fisher.
Jr.' OF East Houghton. son, yester-
day.
The Calumet news., 1910-02-08

NOws Want Ads. bring resalts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Sr. SenrD 3rune gcitprben.

Slm Sicnstaa, Sen Is. Scbrltnr, lit
III icincr Samilienpobnuna. Np. 315
Seibnis Strabe. i'm Ilter BON 81 Sab
rem Serr Scnrp Srunc, Gin Srubcr
bes Bern Hep. @rl,ne 81 altpn, Soma,
nnd elmer Ion0cren Grdnibcit gcs
itorbcn. Ser 9nbingcidiebene mar
1S49 in Slbc,burg. Seutidlanb, &C.
boron, b~eirutbetc 1880 SRI. SpIcphinc
ScrSo9, fnm i'm iol9enbcn Sabre naf
Den Ger. Stuaten unh iieB it'd III
Sperspile niebcr. 100 c. fiir cine itatfs
lihe Heibc bon Sabrcn cine Sd)miepe
linb cine @ascnperfitdttc irne bottc.
Cor bier Subrcn 8pg er I'D, ildd) Su@
bllqlle in Den Nuhcitanb 5lriif. Is
iibcrleben ibu feline trclic langidhri9e
Schcns9efdbrtiu rnb 'teben 3pocr:
Sreb, aatbarina, Mnrie. 0cnrD,
gntpn, Nr9uit lslb Clara Die Jingle,
lpelfc II Sabre ait III; ipeiter iibcr@
lcben i'm cine SGlueiter @liiubetb IL
Sentidhano. u1p brei 8riiber: Ser
nrnuit IN Snlem, u. 3, &crp 3cp. 5.
Z. 81 Mton. So, unb Soicph 81 Se>
tamab, Iebr. 9ns feicriifc 8egrdb@
nib fanb am Spnnerstag bon Der ct.
0tarien Stride, gu pclder @emeinoc
Der &eritor6ene 9sborte, auf Dem eals
pariens @ottesndcr Itatt. Sas feierz
life 3obtennmt iiir ben Seritorbenen
belt Der 6odbn. &nter Srune. Gbenlo
leitete er Die Srauerieierliffeiten auf
Dem @ottesader. 3dblreihe Srelnbe
lno @erfpnnbtc oes @eritorbenen
lprbnten Dem 9cgr6buiIic Bel. Sers
mann 8runc bon Salem mar Durd)
Snneeitiirme perhinbert, Der Seid)enz
ieier bei3nmobnen. = SieieS lit Der
brittle Snbesfall in Ser @ernanbti6aft
bes Bern Hep. 8rlIue rnb Der Srieba
mannz Samilie imterbnlb Der lebten
5tpei @pten. Sic Spbten iino ndm@
lid: Soieph @eitenNorf 81 5aperbia.
Rep. Cos. Srieomnnu 81 Carroll nno
Senrp 8rune 81 9ublolle. uno ole
Srei ipobnten llpdl am leRten Sult Der
Ginpeibungsfeier Der ncuen Stride 5t
Gltpn unb Dem Silberz Snbildum DeS
@erp Reb. 8rune bel. @emabnt uns
pies nidt 10 retbt an bas ernite gibelz
iuort: SIR pibt lpeber Den Tag nod
Die Stunbe!" = IDac Der 8eritprz
bene ruben in Srieocu! Der trallernz
ben camille unicr ber6li6es gcileibl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Chicago 9gcrtcn:

srminariit &id)plas Gents pom ct.
&nll5 Scminar, lueilte btc1cr Gage
BET bieIigcn Scrpanbteu ouf Sc'ud).
@r lppbntc e~beufalls Der Seerpi9ur8
bes pcritorbenen bpd)ip. Sdters Seter
@rnsDprfi BEL (nie aus Dem Serifte
an anberer SteQe eriidtlif). Ser
iunoe @ciitli6e fpirb e6enfalls I'M
fpmmcnocn SUM 81 ct. Saul, Wtinn.,
bic Srieitcripcibe %empfon9cn unp fms
barauf in Der bieiigcn ct. Wtarten@
Stride ieine critic IF. WelIe lelen.
Sm bieiisen Iercp Spipitalc lit
am lebtcn Sicnstag mad filnflppfcnts
Iidcr &rdnfbeit an Sppbus Der 43s
iGbri9e S. g. Nids peridicben. Sr
mar bier gebpren, unb lungldbriger
Nnqeiteuter Der Subuoue Gastet so.
@s iiberleben i'm ieine Satin uno
brei 3inber, fem 8ater, Sr. Setter
gtids, brei 9riiber: g. g. gtids, Sobn
81. unb Gnton, unb 5tpei S6tpeitern:
Srau @m. Hpesner babier uno Srau
Charles Hpie gu Chicago, ST.. Sas
feierliGe 9%e9rdbniB fanb am Srettag.
BEN is. Sebruar bon benz Srauer>
houIe, 1919 Ntortb Mtain StrnBe ans,
mad, Der Ser5 Seiuz&ir6c uno mad
einem Seelenamte auf benz @alpa@
riens@ ottesader Itatt. Gr rube IN
Sriebenl Sen trnuernben Sinterz
blic6enen unier ber5li6es Seileib!
slus Se@ars, Soma, miro 9ez
melbet: Ser 1Sidbrige Spbn SuB bon
Iorapia purbe Samsta9 Nufmttta9
bon einem 8abaib Sraht5ug ilberfabs
rem urD Iein Infer Nrm pberbalb DEM
@abpaen unb Iein linfes Setn pber@
holb DEM &nie bon ben Hdoern pes
3uges abgel6nitteu. Sllt6 murbe er
am &opfe ihlper perlcet, 10 paB er
Idlperlih micber auffommen fanrL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Gu uniercm Slnsblatt go. 2.

Sluoblatt SO. 2 %bebaupelt Die 10
pid,tiqc Irbeiterra9e, ipobl
Der ipi6tigite Sbeil Der gan5en so8tnz
len Srngc uub bcionbers fir Irbetter
ltnb Arbeitgeber midtig, ipenn Die
lelben hire @flibtcn utb &ehte genall
fennen iuplen unb ibren Sbeil 5llr
90ilm9 Der io3ialen Sra9e bettra9en
iupuen, burG Die 9ea6tun8 Der
@runbidbe bes Gbriltentbumes pel6e
1iernuf 8e5ug huber. Ste'eS Slll9@
blatt go. 2 nirb Den Selern 1dloll
eincn 6ebeutcnb fIarercn @inbltd,
in Die Sp5iale Srage ais iold)e unb
uudb in Die Irbeiterfrdge unp tbren
3uiammenbang i'm 8an3en geben, 5u@
NAL ipenn bnsiel6c nit Slrgblntt
SO. 1, Sic Sp3iale Srage i'm Ia@
gemeinen" geleien uno itllbirt miro.
S(u9blatt SO. 2 ipurbe n1t6 bier int
&c. Bins : Ilpbpnius : 8ereine ber@
tbeilt nrb bonn bo6p. @nter u. GoH>
bolt, Dem geiItlifen 2eitcr beg Der
ems nGbcr erfldrt uno ertpedte
natiirli6 le66nftes SntercIe, 5un1al
brrh Die interel1ante @eiic, IN tpel6er
er 8ll ben &ntpeienber reoete. GENE
ge6nnblung Der Qobufrage unb oes
9einimaQp6nes Ly Iiping mage Ipl(te
Bic fpeiteiten &reiie Der Irbeitgeber II.
Der Grbeiter intereiitren, 5umal ia
bieie 8ortrG9e int ei9eniten Snterele,
iotpobl Der einen lpic ber unocren. lit.
SaB fir beioe Sbeile piftigc 8a9rz
better geia9t ipuroen. lit chen nttt
St nermeioer.
Irf Serlan9er, ri6tcte Serr gtic.
@onner einige @ortc an Die Der
fammluna. 8cbncr betonte lpte es
i1ns al 6riitlideu unb 5umal fatbo@
Iii5en. lniien6ctpltb ten Mr%
beitern feble neil eben, inter DEM
bier5ulanbe berri6enoen liberal Ell
&irtbifaits : SbIteme, Die arbeiter
am i6periten leiben, matertell
fpie and 9eiItIi6 : iittli6 d..
Sbr alaienbemlBtiein lit beinabe
toot, Die Selbitbiilfe iebr lhipad unp
bon Stride uno Stnnt crbalten tic, ais
&luiie, berfGltniBmdBig lueuig Sillfc,
@elinQt eS ms niht, d, / It | | d. c
uuD Defenders fntboli de unp
su9lei6 eru itbnft tlal c nS e.
fpnBte arbcitcrmoIicn, obcr bod gcz
nii9cnbe j ii h 81 iGaffen, 10 &C.
hort Die @rbeiterbelpegun9 Den
So3iaItten, oenu oteIc lino
tlaienbeipuBt uuO besbalb 10 DIT Die
Siibrer Der 8elue9uuG. Muh filr
ale nnbereu &laiieu Der @eicaIhuft
(WiittelItanb, Snrmcr, Srduen, 3lrmdl
bic crlperbst6dti9eu.) lit ilber Die
Sruge bcs Neutrality-suspicious. &ids
tiges 81 lcrnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Serr gouarb o. gobina, tpelder

- 6err Gbunrb 9. 8obiua, ipelfer
IN lpcitercn &rciien bllrd1 Die Gerbreiz
tu1g cincs Wittcls gcgen &rebs
(Stroup'iGc Yllper) t1fanlt lit, itarb
am IS. Sebr1ar 5u Senecu, Sans.
lpp CT nit iciucr Samilic lebte. gr
rllbc in Sricbenl Den trauernoen
0intcrblicbenen inner 9etleiol
S. .. Sranben, beutiher abpos
fat unb Nptnr, 3inmcr 400 Office
@ebdubc, 8. unb MainsS trabe.
Gum Observation-Disclosures bon
Sublouc lit Snn,cs Sarris bon
Wfimeppplis, an Stelle BON Srn. Slot
9elrdbIt. Sericlbe befleioet ieBt Die
Steue bcS Observation-Disclosures
bon minneapolis. @r piro letn Intt
bier erit I'M Mtni antreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Gum 2biiibreu VI ~ Il cyGee,
. rs 6ts. Del nleH S6nbIeru. 25 Gts.

Su Der Ser5 ScIu : STRIDE belt
torigcu Sonutng DER Seminartit
Srant @allniter pom Ct. Saul
Seminnr, ct. Saul, Mimi, Die Srcs
sbigt. Scriclbe lit Gin Bc6prcncr Sus
buqlcr, bon Der 6cr8 Scius@ cmeinbe,
unO friiberer StuOent pom ct. 90
icpb'sz College. @r pirh am 70. ~Mpj
bieIeS Sabre5 bic $rieitcrrpcibc cms
pfanaen. Ntit linn iuerben 8ebn nn>
bore S6eplugen fiir Die Gr3Dio6eic Su>
buquc bonn Gr8bii6uf BON ct. Saul
9epeibt lper0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Mhtunq, Matholifen!

$4,000 slfer auten, irudtbaren 6armIaubes in
Clan uub 9lrd1er eountp. bet frudtbaren @ei'
aeus, SAFER, aprn. uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In
teras. betannt as bic tntboltIdeu 9~oIonien
@inbhorii unb ScotlaHb. tonneu 3u nieorigem
9reiie, unter siinltieen Seoingungen uno IN ges
,uiinid)teu Gnr5eaer eetanit fueroen. 9benialS
1900 Staot.9otten In benz prudbtooaen Stdbtdben
ScotIano. benz @ropunft Der 8enrietta Il Soutbs
ipeiiern Giienbabn, Sir nabere Gnstunit.. Sih'
Iein uno aarte id1reibe man an =. y. Ytsnrer
4 Co., Scotland. 1eras.
Seim sdretbeu eripdnne man sea. oieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
MO- Stacteissntbnm ~ ber=
famien.
Tarmen III %periaufen.

Cine erpBe Nn5abl quite. perbeierte Carmen,
ebenio gut pie Sieiemigen IN GentralsS ainois
poer raenoipeldje in Soma, limb 5un, Gretie BON
$50 bis SS5 per Wder 81 uertauten. SONNET uuo
inujet cine bieier carmen. che Der Ereis aui Si35
iibrlidi mn IS bis ~ pet Nfer I'M Hreiie
Sdreibet aleid) ODER tommet uno ipredlet Dor
bel Wcp. nm. u. aunfcl, Yiarrer Der bllben'
ben ct. Miidael'ss @emeinoe. Naibun. Soma.
Yeim edhreibem erpahne man aeh. bieies 1latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Glue herrlide Oeleaeuheit.

Cine auSee3eidbnete 5arms uub 9and1sIropos
ition, 1900 Ider 5ldd1e. 800 Qder sutes bebau.
bares 9afo, 100 Nder bes beiten @lfaIias iinb
aornlanbes lest inter aultur. oas llebrige
ieines GRASSLAND. Sas 9ano lit gaIt5 einee5dunt.
bat elm ~ 3;niner 9ans, Staa iiir 5ebu Sferoe,
@aiier, adbt Nter gltes pplslpno. Sedps Meileu
BON eineiit blilbenoeu Stdottben nit guten Shtp.
pings6elesenbeiten. ShulbauS auf benz 2arbe.
Schiparser Iehmiger 8pben. 9reiS $22.5O pee
Ader. >. =. gSiiipn & Co., @tniielo, aauias
geim edrciben cripG9ne man get. oieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Mnsae,eidnete 0eleQenheit

iiir tatbolii6e Sarmer I'M mittleren gfe.
brasta. Yiaises Sanb, sroBe Grnten, gutter
Giienbabnbienf. 6ir6en nit reiibirerlbem
8risiter. Sir uGbere gustunft idreibe
man oil
REV. H. MUENSTERMANN,
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9GjehaG0inna.

Ssrr slIois Ssaiet, no. 1912 Soma, strnse. III.
buaue. Sppa. bdt nets cine politanoige Nusnabl
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sugeianot.
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Su b~ieligen @icrcp> Soipital lit
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Seit 20 Sabren etablirt.
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Die lpclhe mir Die lcstc Node nnrf@
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