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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27

Sho. through the chest with a re-
-olver in the hands OF John AnDrosia
during a quarrel II an Italian lodging
house. At 81 . street southwest. Angela
Appitto died shortly after S O'Clock this
morning IN the Emergency Hospital
Anbrosia, who fed from the house AZ
ter the shooting and elUded the police
ali night, vas arrested Al the wash
ington Hydraulic Prick Company's
yard. Brick Haven Va, a short time be
fore Aprltto died
Both men made their home al ne c
street house. which is OccUpied ezclu-
siveIy by Italians The shooting marked
tie cuImiuation OF a vendetta Of long
standing between the two Italians, but,
according 10 a statement made by Am
brosia 10 Detective Oria1i, he shot Az
pitto in seIf-defense-
Several Of the bOaTders. Including
Ambrosia. had been playing cards IN
a room on the first floor Of the house
last evening Appitto, according to
the story told by the Italians 70 the
police. came to the house about II
o'clock In his hand he held an i'm
provised stiletto made out Of q long
piece of steel The card game had
broken I'D before Appotti came IN,
but FIVE or six OF the Italians were
still sitting around talking
Seeing the stiletto and scenting
trouble, Ambrosia says he got up and
went TO his room on the second floor
Appitto, who, the witness, said, seemed
to be IN an ugly mood, followed him
In the hallway on the second 1OOr,
Ambrosia says Appitto attacked him
with the knife Fearing that he
would be killed, AmbTosia drew a
revolver and sNot Appitto through
the chest
Hearing the shot those on the first
hocr rushed upstairs AppittO was ly-
Ing fr the hallway with blood d0wing
from he wound in his chest, While Am
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
New England Shoals
BriStle With Wrecks

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Dec. u
Mariners who arrived here today re-
ported conditions along the coast of
Martha,s Vineyard and Nantucket
sounds as the worst for many years.
The mate Of q belated fishing schoon-
er declared the shoals fairly bristled
with wrecks, the skeletons Of eight yes
sells near Cross Rip alone were seen
Half Moon Shoals showed the sticks
Of q tWO-master, handkerchief Shoal
showeo the wreck or a three-master,
and on Stone Horse, P0llOck's Rip, and
Nantucket Great Point other wrecks
endangered navigation, as they are, for
the most part, in the regular channel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
VICTIM OF VENDETTA
DEAD; SLAYER CAUGHT
nation of Feud of Long Standing-Man Charged
With Murder Arrested After Nights Search.

brosia was standing near BY With the
revclve- "a his hand GUiseppi Ben
dett0s -za0ther lOdger, EIo had sttsnpt-
ed to separate the two men when Ap-
pitto attacked Ambrosia- was found 70
be suffering from a slight STAB wound
IN the back. He was not seriously cut,
however.
Bendetto, seeing AppittO coming up
stairs with the knife IN his hand. had
demonstrated with him. and when he
went after ArubTosia, BendeJto was &C
Cidsnta1lv cut BendetrO IS REGARDED by
the police as the most important wit
ness n the case, but he was not in
cIined 70 talk about the affair, and the
formation from him II fact, none Of
the persons in the house wanted 70 talk.
and II was only after the detectives had
questioned them at length that they
got down 10 t-1e real facts
Following the shooting some one tele-
phoDed for an ambulance and AppittO
was taken 10 the hospital Before TIE
arrival Of the police AmbroSia fed from
showed Up for work this morning that
he was arrested.
Learning where he was employed. De-
tecdve Sprfngm2n and Policeman Joe
Grant, the former wrestler. obtained a
horse and buggy and drove to the brick
yard, thinking AmbrOsia might take
TeEuEe there CnsDle % ma any trace
Of him. they left word with the watch
man at the yard TO telephone Police
Headquarters II AmbrOSia showed up
for work When Anbrosia appeared at
about the usual time this morning the
watchmaa notified the police, and Lieu
tenant Fathers and the reserves OF the
Fourth precinct went 70 Brick Haven
and arrested the italian
Anbrosia talked freely Of the shoot
ing when questioned by the police. He
frankly admitted the deed, but claimed
Il was done in self-defense- II feeling
had existed for soma time between Ap-
pitto and himself. he said. and when
Appitto came into the room with the
Continued on Eleventh Page)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
Matt McGrafh Is Held
For Trial Without Bail

NEW YORK Dec Z7.-Matthew Nc
Grath. champion Of the United States
in throwing The sixteen-pound hammer.
Olympic games hero, and member Of
the police force, was arraigned toe )
before Magistrate Hyland and h. 4
without ball on the charge OF shOotilg
George Walker, who he found being
entertained by his wife al the AcGrath
home at O'Clock Sunday morning.
Although McGrath was behind the
bars today his police shield had not
been taken from him sad he has not
been suspended
Walker is dying
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
PRACTICE A BENEFIT
TO PRIVATE CONCERNS
Railroads and Big Industries Find
Increased Efficiency Results,
He Says
Arguments for Straight
Pension Plan

Has hearty Endorsement Of more
than 100000 Government en-
ployes-
Fifty pr cent Of the men employed
on the railroads are pensioned
with deductions from their
salaries.
England has retired its civil en-
ployes On straight pension for one
hundred years.
twenty-five railroads have the
straight pension principle in
operation
Retirement On these lines Is in
dorsed by the financial officers OF
every institution which has put
1t to a test.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
By MICHAEL F. O'DONOGHUE,
President OF the United States CIvI
Service Retirement Association


Service Retirement Association
Probably the most forcefuI argu-
ment in favor OF the straight civil
pension IS shat II is the one plan for
the retirement OF superannuated en-
pIoyes that carries with II the hearty
Endorsement OF more than 100000
Government employees throughout the
United States
Therefore II Congress IS 70 abide
by the wishes Of the employees them
selves, there IS only one course open
However. the members Of the United
States Civil Service Retirement Asso-
citation, with great respect to Presi-
dent Taft and Congress. are willing
to abide by their decision as TO what
is just and equitable IN the way of
retirement legislation
The Goulden bill, which is now pend
Ing IN Congress. provides for the
straight civil pension. and the asso-
citation members are working for its
passage
Five Reasons for Passage.
LneSe nVe reasons nave DeSl given
tn its favor
First-It places our great Govern
uneut In line with the best thought
OF the present day on the subject
Of superannuation, as practiced for
years by the principal governments
OF Europe. BY many Of the municipaIi-
ties Of this country, and BY our great
Industrial and railroad interests.
SecOnd-The bill voices the seuti
ment Of every empIoye Of the postal
service. through resolutions fndorsinE
Il at the national and State cOnven-
tIons Of letter carriers. clerks, rural
carriers. supervisory employees and
postmasters. and II also has been IL
dorsed by the United States Civil
Service Retirement Association, in
convention at Washington on January
II and Is. 1910.
Third-It provides for the rsttremen
Of faithful employees who become in
eapacitated while still IN the service, bJ
showing them Just and reasonable com
Pensation for the years they hav,
served, and makes the full period o.
service before being eligible for retire
ment thirty years. or on reaching tht
age Of sixty-tWo-fair and eduitabl.
Continued on Fifth Page.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
.DIAz ARMY WHIPPED
IN 2O-HOUR FIGHT
Desperate Battle Near Nal
Paso Renewed at
Dawn Today.

CHIHUAHUA. Mexico, Dec z7--The
desperate battle ,:sat has been going on
between Mexican revolutiOndsts and
regular troops near Nal Paso was re-
newed at dawn today, when fresh gov
arnuent soldiers reached the scene and
reinforced the defeated Diaz army
During the conflict, which ragged fully
twenty hours, and was halted only by
darkness last night the rebels had all
The better of the engagement, and the
government loss Eas heavy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
FEARS CONVENTION
LESS THAN. ELECTION
Truce With Roosevelt Means Col
onel Has Decided Taft Will
Be Renominated.
President Taft and the 1912
Situation

President Taft's friends apprised
that Re VIII seek denomination IN
IeIz-
Any doubts that were raised after
November 8 election dispeIled.
Efforts made to smooth over the
rough edges, and pave way to re-
election
One feature Of these efforts the ex-
change Of letters with Colonel
Roosevelt.
Roosevelt has made up his mind
Taft's denomination Is certain,
and he VIII not oppose It.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
Fire Damage 100000
In Bath, N. Y; Still RACES

ROCHESTER, N. z, Dec IA fire
which has already done 100000 dam
age IS still raging in the town Of Bath
today, although II is now under con-
troll Help of departments from sur
rounding villages was secured
The fire broke out late last night in
the Nichols Hotel and the guests -
that hostelry narrowly escaped with
their lives.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27

The center Of the storm that now COW
eTs the Rocky Mountain region VIII
move eastward TO the Mississippi valley
by Wednesday morning, and the area
Of unsettled weather and precipitation
attending II viii oveTspread practically
ali districts east OF the Mississippi river
before Wednesday night The precipita-
tiOn VIII be in the form Of rain in the
central and middle States, and rain or
snow in the northern States
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
TEMPERATURES.


Today-High tide, SOS a m. 5:1s D. m.
Low tide. 1870 q m
TomorTow-High tide, 5-5s a. n. 5.57 D
N Low tide, 12s0S a. n. 1903 2. n.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
'Heartbreak" &c 60.

When ne was found, he lay on the
couch in Committee Room 406, 20 which
he had moved his Office from the Cspi-
tol. where he had been for Sc many
years Heart failure is the cause the
physicians attribute. But many Of those
who knew this kindly old man say
''heartbreaks," and then they tel Of
Robinson and NcIauIin-
The ergeant-at-Arns would not let
the BODY remain at the morgue He him
self ordered It prepared for burial.
awaiting the wishes Of the mans
children.
The men who lifted him from the
couch this morning found two bits Of
paper which told the coIoneTs friends
much Of his thoughts Just before death
came
one was the Christmas telegram. II
read
wish you were here with Us. Merry,
merry Christmas from the children. -
The other Was q prescription II told
OF q fear which had hung over the old
man for many Months fear that
something was wrong win his heart.
Lifelong Friends.
The devotion between Colonel Robin
son and the late Senator AeLaurin be
came as proverbiaI at the Senate as
the age-old devotion Of Damon and
Pythias Over period OF twenty years
the intimate companbonship lasted. TO
CContinued on Seventh Page)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT
Increasing cloudIness. followed BY rain
Wednesday morning OF on Wednesday
Warmer tonight. lowest temperature to
night about 3e degrees Moderate south
westerly winds. backing 10 southeast
erly Wednesday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27

CONDITION OF RIVERS.
HARPERS FERRY, ". Va, Dec. e.
Both rivers clear.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
Secretary to Senator Percy
Found Dead on Couch
in Senate Office.
FAMILIAR FIGURE
AT CAPITOL BUILDING
Employed by Three MisSiSsippians,
He Made Friends With
Many Legislators.

A crumpled telegram bearing Christ
mas greetings from his children dropped
from the hand Of Col. J. Hancock Rob
insOn, Confederate veteran, OF Memphis.
Tenn, when he dozed OF into his fiDal
sleep. IN the Senate committee TO n
where he had successfully been secre-
tary TO three OF SIississippFs Senator's
de was fOund this morning. and his
death marked the passing OF g man
who has been a familiar figure az the
Capitol for more than twenty years
The affection Of Colonel Robinson
who was siXty-two years old, for the
late Senator AnseIm J AIcLaurin- of
Mississippi. was one Of the most potent
things Of the cOIonel's life, and his fail
ure in health dates from the Senators
death
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
Country's Trend

Still more than these things. Colonel
Roosevelt IS too keen and astute a poll
tician not to have discovered the fact
the country is trending in a Democratic
direction and that It is likely TO elect
a Democratic President in 1872
Colonel Roosevelt Goes not regard 1872
as an auspicious year for q Republican
CONTINUED on Sixth Page-)
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Continued on Sixth Page)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
WEATHER REPORT.

CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
(Spc5ial> gorreiponben5.)
9nn Grnf +.

man nit loldcn aitatifbdften Srebigs
ten einpadtl $50 m~abrbaftes polts
Tides 2eben puliiert, 90 fdmpit cine
Yartci nit alien po~rbdnbcnen Witteln
9egen ibrcn @egner. Ser Cine preas
~niiicrt cine Denomination unb Der
Mnbere bereitet cine anoerc &llnpz
sebung por. uno menn es oann 5piz
ihen 8eiben Siebe bagelt, bdnn
brauft bod nod aeiner gu fiirhteu.
cab Die Civilization Shnoen s~elitten
babel"
= @nrs in bieiem Gimme fpllroe nun
IN Der e~ripdbnten abenDs 0eriamms
lung iiber bns. ipds benz 2ntbolifen
beilie lit, geihimpft. Ser erite @eoz
ner erfldrte, baB bic Trieiter nidt MIR
Die @inbeit bes Waterlanbes uuo Den
Sortihritt befdmpfen, tic iudten auh
gbre uno 8libe Der Camille 81 beeins
trdhtigen. S66it beoauerlih lei es,
bnb in 8onl, ipo geraSc ipe9en Der
@eiitlihfeit iopieI .Rdrtprcrbllit" fir
Die @inbeit Stalien's unb oes freien
8ebanfeus geflpfen iei, Die Reeieruns
lid in unberif)dmter Weiie ais 8es
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ipieIe. SGmmtlite Sdrteien miibten
lid einis bnrin iein, Sront 9esen Die
Shipar3rode 81 MAIDEN. Ser sfpeite
Waulbelb rerelif Die Yrieiter nit Den
S6lansen. Die Der geipobnlihe Wann
unfluscripeiie an ieiuem eieuen Serbe
parm battle; ipdbrenb iDiner seiitlifen
Sunftipnen mDee Der GIerifer ia Sreis
belt in ieiner Stride senieben. ba es
INNER nod seniie Summfopfe sdbe,
bic ii6 ais @ldubi9e auiipielen, -
ober I'M offentlifen Seben babe Der
Srieiter nidts perlpren. Sn glei6er
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peitere Hebner nus, Die bann sleih-
seitis Gift tnb Gale iiber bic Holi5ei
amsgpfen, neil Tie nidt ibre Waffen
sesen bic tuebrluien HrpSeifpns-
3beilnebmer gebrauhten. Gin 0roi.
Srano pllste feline io5ialiitiiden @es
noiien berunter, ipeil iie lire &inber
in Die Shule Der Saleiianer i6idten.
Die 500 3Dalinse aufipeiie. ipdbrenb
Die 2aieridulen am Seltaccio nit
iebem Sabre Illmnen berlieren.
S6lieBlih purbe Die Sasesorbnune
zines Winfelabbotateu aneenommen.
lpounh rim Mubetraht Der Tro5ciiu.
ner, bic thinner mebr bent Gbarafter
eincrnl geiualtfamen @ufrei5uns ans
nabmen",, unb Die lleber5cugune
gnbcrsSenfenber beleibisen. cine
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tperben ioaen, gum 3tpede. Die seiit>
liden Sunttioren, Die iid auf Der
Strabe abipielen, sleih5eitis unb an
benielben Steaen 81 ftoren. allies
bies lit mir bds 8rdluoitm gu Dem,
mas lid i'm na6iten Sabre ereisneu
fpirc, tpenn p, Dieie rabuliitii6er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

fran5oiiiGen lleberiesuns bon .Hiess
Ifes idmrntlihc 8erte" lid auf CO.,
600 Srcmplare beldlift. Sier5u
briu9t Die 80. 9. S~taats5ts." Die Be-
mcrfun9, vbns beoeute fir Sranfrei6
einen auberoroentli6en bu6bdnblcris
ihen grfole." Snipnbll llnb es bes
peutet cbeufalls cincu nod ipeit
gr0Beren Grfole Der @plfscntiitts
lidun9, DEG cpnii6en Heligionsbaiies.
Die Srnn8oien iinb bcitens Dram, Die
Ntebidc Inihauun9: Sas intelctte
Snoipibuum folgt nidt Der Die Maiien
beb~erriGsaoen Silnpenmoral (pomit
Die Moral Des Gbriltentbums aemeint
iit), ionoern ieiner eigcncn n0errcns
moral, IN Die SrariS um5uicecn. Sn
picfern Die S~ran5oien oicicr ~Serrcnz
moral" bereits 9efolgt limb, 5cigt am
bcutliditen Die beitdubige @eburtsa
Ibnabme hires %olfes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
q 0 M, I. Suni 10.

81 o m, 1. Suni 10.
An Tom birfen lid feline firhs
IA ltdlen llmSiiee me9r auf Die
" Strabe ipagen, ipeuu iid Die
- Sldubi9en nidt Der @eiabr
ausiescn ~rpolcn. BON Y06el iniultiert
gu fperben. 9rDbcre SroSellioncn
ltno iiberbaupt nah 1870 der Iers
tebrsItorutg ipe9en" unteriagt NOR
Den; mn f~lcilere llm3iigc nm Die
1farrfir1c berum, ipcrben bon Sal
81 Sail nod geitattet. Snb aud
ptclc I'M bcutigcu Epm bon ben nntts
firhlihen giententen bes San6a9els
bebrobt unb seitort perben, benefit
Der Sorfaa I'M 5eitaccio : @iertel.
BORT beabiihtigten Die Saleiianer I'M
um9itterten @e3irte ibrer tellen
Stride e. Waria 2iberatrice Sonnz
tags cine Yroseiiion a~bsubalten. Our
8orior9e tatte Die GuGitur (8olisei)
$50 &arnbilieri unb ebenippiele
S%duteleutc oprtbin ~geianbt, INT aubers
halb Der llm5duuuna Die Srpmuna aufs
rcdt su balten. 8ebor nod, bic Yros
5eilion aus Der Stride beralistrat,
bate lid hereits Der brauBenite6enbe
Tobel bel ben Saaren, 10 baB Die
Ypli5ei bon ibrer 8afie @ebrauG
MADDEN muBte. MlS baum crit bic
0eiitliden, bic 1ranen mnb meibae.
tleipeten ainber auf bent nmsittertcn
8!at ibrcr ltin5ug bielten, faniten
tanithtfe Snialtfeinc anf bic Setter
bcrab, mdbrenb SGm6bnngen nnb
saftermurtc pun balbwiihigcn Stn=
benton Hrieftern nnb Gaicn smges
rnfen iumrhen. Sm glodz Organ be-
flasten lid MN bicie ro6en @eienen,
bab Die Ypli5ei ibnen BEL bicier &C.
legenbeit unianft mitaeipielt babe unb
peridiebeue ibrer HGbelsiiibrer (bars
inter befannte Gnartiiten) eineeiteft
babe. Su Dem %ialbern glatte mirb
f0rmlid gum gibilfriege aufgeioroert,
lpcsen Der vYrpbofation" ieitens Der
9atbolifen.
9ieie Sronlei6uams : 8ro5eiiion
I'M Seitaccio< @iertel eab Damn audi
Den rDmiiden fir6en> feinblifen Snrs
tteien t~piqtummeuen Iulab 81 elmer
Sroteit : Seriammlung. 8ie bus
Seibor9an Deg bieiigen Sanba9els, Der
DWteIIdgaero", beridtet, batteu iid
nemlid Ibenbs S~eputationen Der ioSias
liitiifeu, republifantihen, anar6iItie
iGen Iereinc Hom's CUR ni1tigen
geratbuns cinaefunbeu. Senerfenss
ipertb III. raB Der .Slnanti" in ieiner
seitriaen Gummer Die So5ialbemos
fraten oapon %ab3ubalteu iuft, fatbos
hide &iIno9ebungen 81 itoren. ba mar,
nit oemIelben Hehte oann nerlanger,
fDnnte, io5ialiitii6e Semonitrationen
81 perbinbern. 9ie Sreibeit perlanse
eleidcs 8e6t fir Gue. @iitbenb
bieriiber idreibt Die freimaurerii6c
.gita" bonn 81. Wai: Y@as foblt bn
Der College bes So5ialiiten : 8Iattes
bon einem Iusriffe auf Die bejams
merte Sreibeit? Weiner aniidt nad,.
lit bod Jest Die 3eit setou,meu. bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

Brantrei6 erfabte. CT na6m fem
iiiBeites 2dd,eln an ilnb erflGrte nod
Dor einem Sabr, SaB mir uns I'M
Die Sinse IN Yerfien niGt an
tummeru bGtten. Billion iiel unb
iein tiihtieer StaatsfefretGr 6es Guss
ipdrtieen Imtes Serr b. Sd6n erbielt
Die notbise aftionsfreibeit. @ls Jest
gnelano unb Mublanb Yeriien in
einem neuen Wertras ieiter an lid,
aieben MOLTEN, ibm Die finansiele
Selbititanbigteit nebmen ilnb bas
8e6t Gnleiben abaui6lieben, 8a6neu
81 p%er8eben, S4ifffabrts : Gonseiiios
men uno anoere 5u ertbeiIen, ba eriff
Shpn nit einem enersiiden ggis
bierber unb niht fpeiterl" Elm.
SeutifIanb n~erlangt In Yeriien bic
uffe1e 9biir fir ieinen Sanbel unb
fir feline Snbmhrte, Is fprbert Nleid,.
beredtisuns init 3uklanb, Gnslano
nnb alien iibrigen Staaten, aber nidlt
mebr. Die ruiiiiGe 9reKe narb
emport, iprah bon maBloier @nz
maBung Seuti6lanb's, bon ieinem
Werbre6en gegen ben enrppGiiden
Srieben. Die engliidsn 3eitunaen
bielten lid ettpas mebr Slriid. ipenn
lie audi ibren Gerger laut tunb tboten.
Seiiimilten iaben i1ou einen iereu
Gonflift. fpie III Der Waroffos gifaire,
100 Billion 10 grob sebrobt uno 10 gan3
tlein b%eigegeben bat. S6on aber
brDbte nidt, iouoern oerlan9t nur bas
Ninoeite, @leihberehti9un9 nit alien
anberu Stauten.
Nan ipra6 einige Gage bon Der
@efabr erniter 8erpideluuaen nit
8uBlanb. Sic iheint aber bereits
poriiber 5u iein, benn in gnalano
ma6t lid cine periobnli6e Stimmuna
geltenb. @as ieiu, paB Der Cob Dcs
&pnigs unD Die Sbeilnabme oes Dcutz
ldlcn Naiicrs babel Die @cmiitber perz
lobnlih gema6t baben. Saran lam
fem 3ipcifcl iein, Dab 6ei bieiem Dcnfs
iuilroigcn SegrdbuiB IN 2pnpon &aiier
@ilbclm burfl ieiue ritterlide Nrt,
enrd iein @erbalten se9en ben frans
5oiii6en Wfiniitcr bcs N~usnGrtieeu
Yihon, burd feline bcrslife 5beils
nabme fir bas ensliitc a6nigsbaIs
unb oas enalii6e 8olf. aud burd,
feline politii6e 3uriidbaltuns unb ieis
nen olitiihenS nft benz Sriez
Den NIB Dem 9euti6eu Neide mebr
8enilBt bal. alS Elm Susenb Siplos
maten 5uiammen.
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@erliu, 30. @ai 10.
llnicrn &aiier Dat bel ieincr Seims
febr nadl Berlin glei6 cine auuee
iibcrraiht. Die i'm iiher iebr c~rfreut
bat. Nabbem am 3. Wtni Idpn Der
Snier BieneSiers buS S~traBburacr
Oilnitcr unlflu9en bate, iloa am "a.
Wini plOBlih uno mermartet Der
8iirttemberger Srcb aus G~rGosbciul
nit iciutm Slicacr iiber Scrlin meg
IN Al0n6cnbcm Sligc, nm - WirmtciI
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
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