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Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
BLACK FOR GOVERNOR

Ottawa, Dec. 1.-Attorney George Black of Daw son, has been appointed governor of Yukon territory by the new Conservative administration, to succeed Arthur Wilson, Liberal
 Mr. Black has been practcing attorney in Daw son since the early days of the Kondke, and has been active in Conservative politics for years. He was a member of the Yukon council number of years and made for himself splendid reputation among the la oorng class of the territory. His appointment will be received with general approval throughout the North
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
WOLGAST TOO SICK ID FIGHT

Los Angeles, Dec 1.-Ad Wolgast has just under- gone an operation for appendicitis which prevented his meeting Wech here yesterday. The fans' were startled at the suddenness of the champions illness
 When it known that WOlgast unable to fight, Willie Ritche of the trainers of Packey Me Farand, offered to substitute. His suggestion en- erained and he stayed with Wech the entire 20 rounds putting up a very hard fight.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
BAD ACCIDENT TO
 THOMAS WISHART

Last night Thomas Wishart arrived in lditarod from Dikeman suffering from compound fracture of the right leg.
 The injury was caused by the explo- sion of an acetylene lighting plant.
 The accident occurred at linn Fuller tons Pioneer hotel, Dikeman. While Wlshart wGs putting carbide in the hopper the explosion occurred.
 Wishart is now at the Iditarod hos
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
BUSINESS GOOD AT GEORGETOWN

Frank Joaquin, of the Kuskokwim Commercial Company, Georgetown, was an arrival at Iditarod Thursday night. He reports outftting business good at Georgetown, purchases being principally by prospectors in passing through.
 MT. Joaquin is going to Takotna, to proceed afterward to Seward. He has with him his noted team of eleven malamutes, which made two round trips to the coast last winter.
 We exchange magazines for 25c-at Ans!ey's.
 ,- Sledcovers to order. H. Boas, ,clothier.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
RED M'CARDY MISSING

Fairbanks, December l.-From the Birch creek country comes news of the non-arrival of Red M'Cadry, the we'll known promoter of that section. Re left Fairbanks a month ago with an outfit for Birch creek, and his disap- pearance is causing much uneasiness. A search has been instituted.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
PARKER FOR M'KINLEY

Seattle, December l. - Professor Herschel Clifford Parker of Columbia university will make another attempt 90 climb Mt. M'Kjnley. Merl Levoy has left for Seward, where he will out fit Later on he will establish camp at the base of Mt. M'Kinley. The ascent will he made in the spring.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
WATER TIES UP CLAIM

Fairbanks, December IA drill at work on the Alabama claim struck water and the whole business is out of commission. Nearly half a million dollars is tied up.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
ITALIANS SUCCESSFUL

Tripoi, December 1.-The Italian army of occupation continues to he successful in all directions, and is now advancing into the interior and occu- goying all the strategic points.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
TAFT AFTER TRUSTS

Washington, December l. '-Presl- dent Taft has finished his message to congress. The document contains over 5000 words and is devoted entirely to a summary of the administration $ work in curbing the power of the trusts, and an outline of future action in the same direction.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
Be Ye Thankful

There will be a special Thanksgiving service at the commissioners court- room, over the NJ &c NJ bank, tomorrow at o'clock. A sermon on the spirit of thanksgiving, with reference to the mercies and achievements of the past year, will bc preached; and the choir and congregation will sing songs of praise and rejoicing.
 Come to church, everybody.
 s. HALL YOUNG, Pastor. Old papers Sc pound at Ansley's. See Anderson Bros & Nerland fop storm windows, pictures and picture framing, novelties in wood for pyrap- raphic work.
 Tents and tarpaulins. Boas, clothier,
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 Buy your cigars by the box cheap aC Ansley's.
 Canvas, house lining, colored burlan at Boas' Clothing House.
 Fifty Optimo cigars for s3.5o at Ans ley's.
 Sunderbruch is out for the Family trade. Fresh groceries, low prices, prompt delivery.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
BANKER MORSE IS ILL

Atlanta, Ga, December l.-Banker Morse has been taken ill, and his con dition is so serious that it has been deemed advisa ble to remove him to the hospital at Fort McPherson.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
The Marathon Race.

Sir.-When Wilson passed me and took lap and half over me, then l took that lap back and took lap over him, and always thought l was a lap over him. The judges fore 6 my scor- CT to take lap off my score.
 (Signed) MATo GRLJEvIC. Dec. l, 1911.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02

Fairbanks, December 1.-Las Saturday the grand jury iu session here teturnsd indictment against Capt. E T. Barnette The indictment contains seven char @ug tue captain wih embezzemen from the Washing gtou-A Alaska bank O. which institution he was president Tue bank failed last January for million dollars.
 On Monday q warrant wired to Los Angeles, and Capt Barnete arrested and is awaiting eXtradon. He must furnish bonds to the amount of 45I7oOo.
 Fairbanks, December I.-E. T, Brunette gave $3I ,ooo bail the Slu Francisco circuit last Wednesday, He will waive exraditon and straight Fairbanks to fight the case.
 Messrs West & De Journel, the famous San Francisco legal firm, and Leroy ozler of Fairbanks, Barnette attorneys. They predict the captain aCquittal
 Several other indictments of bankers expected here.
 Tie old Fairbanks Banking Company organized partnership in 1904 by Barnete Dick Wood and Jim Hill Early in the sprirg Of 1908 at the time of the hnan Cal panic it the only Fairbanks bank obliged close its doors lis main difficulty lack of Outside credit At that time Barnee held bunch of Gold Bar Lumber stock for which he is reputed to have paid something like S 900.
 After tine banks went scrip basis the Barnette bank reorganzei under the laws Of Nevada and took in quite number of wel-known Fairbanks business and miners They all took stock ani the bank seemed be solid foundation. The board of directors
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
REDUCE TRUSTS FINE

Jefferson City, Mo, December l. The supreme court of Missouri has re- duced the fine imposed upon the Har- vester trust to $25, ,O00.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
Dec. l, 19l

We do not figure on selling to go out of business; we figure on selling to re- main in business. Let us figure on vour outfit and show you good prices on ~ood goods. Northern Commercial Co.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
ROOSEVELT INTERVIEWS PRESIDENT

New York, Dec 1.-Theodore Roosevelt has inter viewed President Taft and the result of the interview appears in the Outlook Mr Taft says that he is anx- ious to give Alaska such legislation will enable it's re- sources to be developed without infringing upon the broad policy of conservation.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
WICKERSHAM SPEAKS AT CORDOVL

Cordoya, Dec In a great speech here Delegate Wckersham said that he wanted Alaska to be held be yond the reach of corporation domination The dele gate will visit Valdez and Seward, and attend the Southwestern Alaskan congress after it meets at Valdez.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
FLAT CITY BALL
 GREAT SUCCESS

The Flat City Thanksgiving ball was a great success. The attendance was large and many went from Iditarod.
 The music was good and the dancing was greatly enjoyed. A delicious sup was served.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02

See Anderson Bros. & Nerland for storm windows, pictures and picture framing, novelties in wood for pyrag- raphic work.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
PRINCE RUPERT FIRE

Prince Rupert, December 1.-The government buildings here have been totally destroyed by fire and many valuable documents lost.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02

A musher just arrived from the old llgglngs says several Innoko men were going to Mud river, but he heard no reports of pay having been found there.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
JUST LIKE OLD TIMES IN NOME CAMP

Nome Dec 1.-Monday last Boring sea receded 7H feet below mean low tide and exposed the bars. Many miners took out big money. One pan from outside the bar washed up $6O
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
KENNEL CLUB MEETING.

A meeting of members of the Idita- god Kennel club will be held at the B udweiser parlor tonight Saturday, at 8 o'clock. Business important
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02

Pure Michigan apple cider for fam jly use at Caps Place.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02

pital and pr, Wortmann is attending him.
 Paro Parovliko is coming to town to- day from the Kuskokwim fo medical attention. He has frozen both hands.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02

No chance to catch cold if you use the porcelain tub baths at the lditarod boS0ita1.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02

FOR SALE-All the machinery used by Scott & Martin on the Dakota bench, Flat creek; whole or in part. See J. H. Scott.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
PAY BEYOND
 KUSKOKWI

Tony Mcdonald and Fred Vaughn are in town from the Aniak river and declare there is no room for doubt as to the existence of pay on Marble creek, a tributary of that stream.
 They also have it from the very best kind of hearsay evidence that pay has been found on creek tributary to Sal mon river
 Mcdonald, Vaughn, Joe Cheney and F. T. Fisher constructed 4O0-foot bed rock drain on Marble creek, in the upper end of which bedrock was uncOv- cred feet wide for length of 8 feet. The work showed actual but not big pay. The drain was made in the cen ter of ti.e valley and there is no way to estimate the width of pay; neither has anything been done to test it's ex- tent up and down the creek The ground is shallow-probably averaging 10 feet.
 Frank Moran, associated with the party on Marble creek. recently sent them word from where he has been prospecting on tributary of Salmon river, that he has struck 3 feet of To- cent dirt. He did not give particulars. Moran had been working alone, but later Fred Labelle moved up to assist him. Moran and Labele will stay in the region some time longer.
 Met Men Going In
 MesSrs. McDonald and Vaughn met five or six men going into the new dis trlct Among them was A. B. Fergu- son, tho lone Democrat, who will push the campaign into the region beyond the Kuskokwim. Fergy has been hus- barding his strength at Hoffman's.
 Billy Bevins and Dan McCarty were mushing in with packs on their backs.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02

Select Outside Lumber, corrugated ed iron and roofing paper at Ross & Nes- tors
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02

All kinds J} paptles at Ansley's.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02
RESULTS OF FOOTBALL GAMES

New York. December 1.-The fol- lowing are football results to hand: Yale 0, Harvard 0, Navy 3, Army 0.
 All kinds of candies and fruits. Ice cream made to order at Caps Place.
 Let Sunderbruch figure on your outfit, Buy your winter clothing. H Boas.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02

D. Sledcovers to order. H. Boas, ,clothier.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02

Canvas, house lining, colored burlap at Boas' Clothing House.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-02

Sunderbruch is out for the Family trade Fresh groceries, low prices, prompt delivery.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-18

Total oBtstanding warrants June 30, isii....-
CITY HALL FUND.
Warrants outstanding April !, 1911 ....-.*..
Warrants issued during month Of April:
To telephones .**.. e*..s+-s-t.t. M. ss.f+s
10 stationery, brooms. floor oil and mlscellan.
e0us supplies s,.tys,-. * {. =. s-s..*-
Warrants Issued during mouth Of Hay.
plate glass for door -+.&4.-s.-.*-* .&tf..t..tts
Stationery. broom, oil and miscellaneous sup.
plies ..s..,......*ss...-+s -+s4ssyv.,-. .t*.
Warrants issued during month Of June:
Office cabinets .+-**.r-*s*. sst*st .s.*t .st.t.s
Telephone and miscellaneous supplies .'...*..
By balance III treasury April +. laI1..+..f.s..
By receipts during month Of April, rent ssVVo
By receipts during month Of May ..tt-y.s..,s
by receipts during month ot June s-,..,.
TO warrants redeemed By treasurer --ts-....
By balance Ia treasury June 20 i9ifst....*..
TO warrants outstanding April I, i9li..t....s
TO warrants outstanding April !, lsll.......s
10 warfats 0ufatandne May ], i9Il.t...*.+.s
10 warrants outstanding June !, 1911 ...sy.+s
BY warrants redeemed by treasurer April -.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-18
MArER ExTENsloN 80

Warrants OulEtandIu Aprn i. 1911
Warrants issued during april .-..........
Warrants ISSUED during Nay ..44..
Warrants issaed during June -..-
To balance in city treasury .pFII 4. 1911 ......
Bg receipts during April. sale of pipe ...-..-
BY receipts during Nay Observation-Disclosures.
BY receipts during June Observation-Disclosures.
By warrants redeemed --.........*..-...
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-18
Total outstanding warrants June 80, igii....
INTEREST FUND.

by balance Ia city treasury April /, 1911 .....
BY receipts during month Of April ....-4.....
By receipts during month Of May ...........
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-18

10 balance Ia city treasury June 3o Ill.,.
To warrants outstanding April 1. 1911 ~
10 warrants issued April I...................
TO warrants issued May ...............
TO warrants issued June e.................
BY warrants redeemed April iA.................
BY warrants redeemed May y...-..........
b warrants redeemed June e.....*.....
BY warrants redeemed ...-.............
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-18

T4f*s warrants outstanding @nne l9, 1t1lte,s. .
Ali sassfies ae1 e,nDiogees ~ this department
Wsfe esf IN Jris I 1911
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
The Tactics of Socialism,"
(SortIcbun9 bon Scr T.. Scite.)

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liitiihe Inga5in bes 2anbcs p~errpdrf
Die 9ebrcn bes Sosialismus, bnralli
bebarrenh, hnb Die @abrbeit bariibcr
cine 8%crlcumoung lei. Sic idipcritcn
Gngriffe 9egen Hpoicpelt, Den ~2ii9z
rer", folgten. Mdn beifulbigte i'm,
baB er .olrs' Den Ibfallbebdlteru inter
Den Sintertreppen iciu Wdterial segen
Den So5ialismls gcihDpft" babe.
Sieier iogenannte IbfaIlbebdlter iii
bas Bud ,Spcialism, She Station Of
Satberless Gbilbren", ipeldes Hooies
belt b~efiirfuortete. Der aud ale Sene,
ipelfe bnrh Die Grfldrnngen ocrIdies
bener io3ialiitiifen Siibrer. Der porz
geifrittene So3ialismls bebinge fei>
men Insriff onf Che mnb Samilie,
in 3pciiel gerietbeu, du~ffproertc,
Die &apitel bon Der .Srcicn
9icbe" Der rSeimntbslpien ainber"
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9an5 defenders 5u leien. Ser Ger@
inIler oes @nbes or. Sapib 8ploitein,
ionic Rartba Wopre> Apern purpen
beftis ansesriffen. Sns Bud aIs
boiler 2ii9eu be5eidret. llnb bod
entbdlt bas Sud bauptid6lid Gitate
bon Warr, Gar. Aperling, 2iebfnedt.
ensel, 9ebel (folsen Die Namen bon
80 Sauptfiibrer Der So5ialilten aller
9dnoer). Sen BET Nugrifien beIiebz
ten Gusreben II. (. NJ, ipurbe Die ges
biibrenbc @iirbiallng 81 Sbeil. iflas
senbe 9eiipiele 8itirt, auf ben Ibz
idnitt: Die" gntitebr,ng Der San,ilie
in 8ebel's .Srau" hingeipieicn uiip.
gum Shlniie forberte Hebner
nidt nllr 5,lr Gbtpebr Der iosialiitis
iheu aneriffe ionbern aud CUR CT
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oes Iapites alif. i9liebenb NIT bem
@unihe n5eil benz Gage, an ipelz
dent rSie io3ialitii6e &eit" in Die
See setrieben ipirb bon Der iie9z
reid)eu dbriitlifen Semptratie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

bier, nnbc5u III crfrorcncm 3uitanbe
allf8efunncn. Wan glnubt, buB Der
Mtunr Der cngliihen Spradc niht
md6tig lit. bd CT nuf g"eitcllte Sra9cn
nift al1tiportet. Gr Ioll ais Grbetter
auf elmer Sarm in Der 9tdbe bonn
"MonoItcrp" an9eIte0t getpelen leilt.
SD babe Carmen unO srpBc
Sld6en Sarmlano 81 uertaufen. W.
s. u L 8 a m. Guero. Seras.
Scrr Sapir @oIbiteiu bon
goitpn, 9iaii., belt nebcn ben, Sprs
TRACE i'm ct. Warien : Gaiino einen
ioldleu fir Sic biciigcn Columbus
Ritter nub Die Stubcnten bonn st.
Soicpb,sz college.
-Sr. q. %. 2oes. 951 Occult Ctr.
Sic bieiisen Columbus : Sitter
BADEN nerfloiiene ISOLDE bas 9tiSers
@ebduoc, (5undebit Der 9r. Sldtterp
Wobnln9) an Der Ihtcn ltnb SpcuIt
Ctr. fir $4,000 ungetauft. IS
ioa bieiea 8ebGuoe bas Scim Der
lofalen &ittcrifait iperben.
gu 8emien lit Stub. 2nmmcrs,
in Sulee zines 2dbntuugsanfalles. SIS
Sabre ait 9eiturben. gr mar ullf Der
Cos. Setten : Sarm, Nen Sienra eez
boren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
(Spe5ica fir bieie 3eitung.)
NidJt unterihGten, mcine Serrcn!

9a lit %unldu9it iiber Dem sroben
Seih ~briiben" Gin vgrpbes Sbier"
geitorben, - aus Den Heiben Der
8otben: Sr. Saul Ginger, Der be-
fannie Snouitricllc, So5ialbemofrdt
unb Heifstass : Ibgeorbnete. Or
mar an 16. SnuIar 1914 bon tsraez
litiihen gltcrn in Berlin geboren,
iprrbe &nltfmann unb 9riinbetc 1863
NIT ieinem 9ruber cine SamenS
mdntel unb ipdter nod cine &eib>
tpaareniabrif. burd ipel6c er elm -
man iaat naf Wilionen 5dblcnbcs =
0erm0aen crmarb. Weltbe-riibmt=
belt hat bas Geihait bicies i%osiali.
itiidJcn Observation-Disclosures" baourd
crianst, iniormiert ms Der .@rT
celiior", naR Der ebic briiberlihe
Gpmpasnpn Singer ben ifmGblid
anSaebentcten ueiblifen Insetelten,
ais iic nm cine fleinc 2ubnsnlage
baton, ben menihen : freunolifet
Ratb crtbeiltc, lie iplten iid cinen
Rebenermerb auf Der StraRe %. b.
ais Strncn) iuden.
@s foil ia 2eute, @eihdftsleute in
unieren 8%roBitdbten seben, Die ibren
ipeiblihen .9lerfs" aud, einen
ioIhen smenihenfpiiroi9en" 9ebens
eriperb nne.erntten baben. oa lie
bios $4.00 big $500 2obn per Wohe
besablen fDnn'te II. 9dB aber
iostaliItiife ygpBe" nift beier iinf
uls tapita(iItiite. ieben mir pbeu.
gudD tn alien anberen Sinsen mir
ben e. bic Serren Spst ntdJt better
tbnn ais bic fapitaIiitiiden Serren es
Jest thntt, menn tie citmal ans @nber
f1men. -4
gber Der Sob llnp bas 8egrdbnif
Sin9cr's bat nod etpns Inberes 5lts
tage acforbcrt, has mir 3atbplifen
inns ,publ merfen ioaeu. Sem Be-
rift Der .Ifipciirten Srei'e" entneb:
men mir, bnB mebr ais 100000 yer
ioncn Der 9ei6c Fingers fol9ten mn
bab Der Srauer8u9 mebr als bic,
Stunocn lang mar. Die Seeroiannf
geitaltete lid, 81 Der gr0Bten &unbs
aebltng bicicr Irt. Die je in Berlin
einem 1ripatmann geseniiber betbds
tigt iplrbe~, ipirb gemelbet. =. ,
@s III alio farm pabr nm ipenie
bipiomatiif. ipenu mir bn bebaupter
polltcn, bab Die io5idliitiihe 8cpegs
ing lid I'M 8iidsan9c befinoe,
Werfen mir ms: 3enn mir Der
8e9ner unteriddsen ober gar als
bumm bin5nitelen iuhen, iino 10 !,
entihicben auf hem falidcn 8eee,
Sab Der @eener nit Shldre, Slug
belt uub @eri6lasenbeit porscbt. be-
ipieicn Die Gnsaben bes Srn. Sapif
@olbitein in ieinerh @ortru9c BON z
Sebrliar I'M ct. Marier : Gniino, Sns
buoue. limb ndbreno lid BET &C:
nanntcn 8ortrase bios $40 aatbp'
liten einecfunben bdttcn, mar ein(
io5ialiitiide @eriammlung III Der Ger
manias Sale, am ielbeu Ibcub. be
peldber Der So5ialiit Imeringcl
ut1iere Siuan3baronc uuo Corporate:
l1en mad altgeipobnter Wei'e Der:
unt~crfan3elfe. bon ben SoSialiiten
bereu es bios ein S1uflein bier gi6t
aut 6ciuht. '2etterc gbatiahe II
bios cine Sanitration Der iosialiiti
idcn 9lftipitat g~eseniiber Der fatbo'
iiihen Sdlafmriitigfcit. - 6. u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
stabt nub Mmgegenb.

Annn Sortb, bic Dor eini9en
Wonatcn ibr eigenes Sinh. ermorbete.
lit an Sreita9 Iorgen I'M bieiigen
&reisscrihte = fr%ei9elprpfen iporber.
Sic @ertbeibisung (bie Iopofaten
9onien uub SiBpa;rid) bate tempo
rqrcn Srriinn geltenp semaft.
= geim 6eimgange perfloIiene
8od]e 4benbs fielen uns eiuige .iliez
genDe rothe 9ldtter" auf, Die auf Dem
Seitenipe9e 5erirreut laseu. 8or>
~ipisbalber bobcn mir zines Der Sldtter
mlf uno "a laien mir: ,&oipingz
Some Sotel, Ode Der 10. mno Sad
ion Ctr. 9ubuaue. Sctcl fir CIR
beitslcute, 3oit uno 2osis, Ttabl5eiten
,25 Gents. aommt unb iebt @uh NAL
an, mic gut uub rein N1es it," 60
oa lit es ia pa. bas 10 lansc ihpn
berbcigeiebnte .aplpins@ Scim",. uuier
.9ntbolic Ypunq Wen's Boarding
Sonle".. 8ir ipiinihcn benz neuen
Beginner bon 55er5en Grfol8< nno
@cbeiben.
Watt6eips & Chalmers. Ibpos
fate1, Stm. 305-3OI .. y 5. Slp9.
8eibc Ybpncs 1852. Yrafti5ieren III
Staatsz unb 8unbesaerihtcn.
SIM %&reisgeridt bier reihten
fol9cnbe Yerionen elm @eiuh elm I'm,
hire ,@pQs g~ilrserpnpiere gu erlangen.
g1ir aeben Gnmen nno Sanb berielben
pic folst an: Sobn Seapep, Sriano;
War &olm. Sranfreid; Setter @iliam
8ent, Seutidlano; Seter Inton
@abient. Sd,uei8; Ilbert Sarnes
aoblmann, Seutiflanb; Stepben
Beber, 9urembure; Soiepb Garlen,
@ublanp; Soiepb 3clicr, Sdpci3;
Feonarb Simonion, Sdnemurf; Ni6os
las 8cuter, 2ugemburs; @rneit 8eia
den. S6pei8; Ieier @reen, 3uB'
lamb; Sobu @raas, Girembnr9; Sobr
@olaf, llnsarn.
Nm bieiigen Mercp : Soipttal
Iie9t Elm eefpiiier Ialentine ibipet
iranf baruieber. gr tpnrce pern,
ISOLDE in einem Sarmi1uppen nabe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Gin ieltener @prfaa aus Bern, IN

@ie mir aus elmer flr3en nnnolls
~itdnSisen 3eitunssnoti5 aus 1ern,
3d., erieben. ioa Der bnpnotiihe gann,
Der auf eilem ~14idbrisen Sun9en,
Namens @iIlie Dliler. laitete. baourh
gebroden unb Der Surge ipieoer in
ieinem :~!orn1alen 3uitanb 8urild9cs
bradt poroen fem. baB Der bo6ip.
Batter Sums bon Der ct. Soiepb'ss
Stride ben aleinen NIT elmer 8artifel
bes Seiligen &reu3es beriibrtc llrp
i'm iegnete: Hafbem ale gemiibun%
gen Der Seru'er Ner5tc, bic oieie ipabe
renb Der bciben lesten 8pfen arl9eT
iteat. iid pergeblih erpieien, tit Jest
Der Surge, mad Den gemiibln9en beg
Srieiters, ipieber in icilcn normalen
3uitnnb 5nriidgefebrt. Or tiiblt ltf
GuBerit ifipad. FONT abcr nobl. Was
lid IN ben 3fpei @oden, fudbreno er
il,ntcr benz bppnptiifen giniliiie itanS,
ereignet, ipas er gotham IL. i. 10. beI'en
fam cr Iid nidt cr;nnern. Sn tpelz
dem 3uitanbc Der Sunec fpdbreno Der
neutrality-suspicious. Sppnoie mar. lteB
Iih ni6t nus her 3eitun9snpti5
erIeben..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Gus aurora, a.,

perhebmen mir, baB Rep. Sitenfot.
ter, rpeldber I'M ct. Gbarles.; Soipital
ais &aplon at9eiteQt mar, oils Siilfs-
prieiter on Der ct. SoiepbS.airhe on.
geitelt iporbeu lit. Der bisbertge an
Der genonnten Stride tbGtise 6Ilfs'
prielter =. @bido5fi miro fiinftisbin
als auplan i'm ct. Charles Seipital
tbatig iein. 9ieier St%eQenipediel
murbe bonn 9iihof Wl,lboon anee'
pronet. Reo. Sitenfotter lit, -mte
man6e unierer 2eier pieaeidt ~ipiiien,
Witarbeiter ltnierer 9ldtter uI,o cine
gan5 ~beIonoers prnftiihe Strait alti
benz @ebiete Der SoSiol.R eform.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

Spnntlts in hieier Summer. Bic
Rep.) ~Sruu5eugcu iunren Sri. ed>
ella aab unb Yetcr Slinscr. SIN
Saliic Der SralIt ialb Die ipcltlihe
6odhSeit itntt. Sas jlinae Ynar ipiro
lid in 8ilbcrtpilc n%icber!aiien, iuu Der
8rdutigam cine Sarm beipirtbihaitet.
Slid 5um Sunce! - s. 8.
Chicago, 81. = Srau Niitine
Shrpeber lit nieber nat ibrcr 8obs
nltng, 5000 Nortb Glarf Ctr, 5uriifz
setebrt. Soffentlid miro lie balo mic
Der geIunp iein. - W. @.
Cafe George, Minn. - Srdulcin
aatbarina Sdumaher. ipelhc lett
lestem Sriibjnbr in 9ufota b~eld,dftiet
lit, benadridtiate ibre bier mobnenz
ben gltern. Srn. unb Srau 9tatb.
S6umnter. bab tic iid eirer peaen
MISUNDERSTANDING notbipennig &C.
lporbenen Operation unter3og nrtb
nnh niebsr c%rian9ten @eiunbbeit ms
clterlid)c 5alls 5~iriid5ufcbrcn beaba
iifti9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
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