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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-19

Moonlight water baths at Elite Light, airy and large rooms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-19

Big consignment of fresh fruit on every steamer, Royal Fruit Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-19

PineappIes, 50 each at Royal Fruit Co.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

The Ouaehita National Bank Monroe's biggest financial insti- sution. and one of the strongest in North Louisiana, had big double celebration last Thursday after noon and evening at it's banking house, something unique and origi7 nal in the financial and business world in that it was a social func- ton. The event was in celebra- tion of the fourth anniversary of the consolidation with the Monroe National Bank and the passing of the million dollar mark in it's de- posits. A statement of the finan sial condition of this strong institu- tion will be found on another page of this paper.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

the babu could say more the Amerf- can addressed the girl. "WLat did he do?' he inquired. without looking at her Brighten your horse?'
 Just that The girls tone was edged with temper. He jumpsd oet- from behind that woodpile; the horse shied and threw me"
 You're not hurt, truzt?'
 "No-thank you; bat"-with a nervous laugh-"Im fariously angey
 That's reasonabls enough Am. Der returned undivided attention te the Bengali. Now then he demand ed sterniy "whatye you got to sas for yourself? What do you mean b. frightening this iadys horse? What are you doing here, anyBay?"
 Almost groyelirg. the babu answer ed him in Urdu "Hazoor. l am yom slave"
 Without thinking Amber concheS his reiort in the same tongue: Count yourself lucky you are nos, dog.'
 Nay. hazoor. but I meant nc harm was resting being fatigued. in the shelter of he wood. when the noise of hoofs disturbed me and stepped out to see. When the woman was thrown sought to assist her. but she threatened ne with her whip
 That is quite true, the gil cut in over Anaher's shou'dar T don't think he intended to harm me, but it's pure ly an accident that he didn't Inasmnch as the babus explanation had been made in fluent, vernaeu'ai Urdu Anber's s1rrrise at the girls evident familiarity with that tongue was hardly to be concealed. You un- darstand Urdue" he stammered
 Aye, she told him in that tongue, and sreak it. too"
 "You know tLis nan. thans.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

running freely, apparently unaei eoastraint neither of whip TOT Of Spur. In the saddle a grl leaned low over the ilorn=-a girl with eyes raptu. ous, faee brilliant, lirs raTted in the least of smiles A fold of her hyack habit skirt. whipping g out. almost s1apped in Amber's face, so close to him she rode; yet she seemed not to see him, and very iitely did not A splendid sketch in black and white, ef youthful spirit and joy of motion; so she pass ed or and was gone
 Hardly. however, had the forest closed upon the picture. ere cry, a heavy crashing as of horse thresh- Ing about in the undefbrush. and a woman's scream Of terror, sent Am Der, in one movement, out into the road again and running at a pace which. had he been conscious of it. would have surprised him.
 A short 50 yards separated him from the bend in the way round which the horse and it's rider had vanished. He had no more than gained this point than he was obliged to pull up sharply to avoid running into tie girl herself
 Although dismounted. she was on her feet, ard apparently uniniured. She stood with one hard against the trunk of tree, on the edge of a small clearing wherein the axes of the local lumbermen had but latey been busy Her horse had disaprear- ed; the rumble of his hoofs, dimfnu- endo, told the way he had gone.
 So much Amber comprehended in single glance; with a second he sought the cause of the accident, and identified it with figure so outre and bizarre that he momentarily and ex- cusably questioned the testimony of his senses.
 At a little distance from the girl, In the act Of addressing her, stood a man, obese. gross, abnormally dis tended with luxurious and sluggish living. as little common to the scene as statue of Phoebus Apollo had been A babu of Bengal, every inch of him from his dirty red-and-Hhte turban tc his well-worn and cracked patent1eath- CT shoes. His body was enYeloped in a complete suit of emerald silk, much soiled and faded, and girt with sash of many coors. crimson pre- dominating. His hands, fat. brown. and not oyerclean. alternately futter- cd apologetically and rubbed one an other with a snggs stion Of extreme urbanity; bis lips. thick. sensual. and cruel, mouthed broken stream of habu-Fnglish; while his eyes, nearly as small and quite as back as shoe buttons-eyes fllrtive, crafty, and cold-sud6enly distended and became fixed as with amazement. at the in stant of Amber's appearance.
 Inst :nctively, as soon as he had mastered his initial stupefaction, Am ter stepped forward and past the gir.. placing himself between her and this nrefosteroas arparition. as if to shield her He held himself wary anG alert, and was instant to halt the babu when he, with the air of a dcs cringing to his masters feet for pun
 shment, would have drawn nearer "stop right there," Amber told hin crisrly; and got for resToase obedi. ence. low salaam. and the Hindu salutation accorded only to persons O. high rank: 'Hazoor. But before
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29
To Count Pieces of Mail.

Commencing Monday and con- tinuing through the month of May every piece of mail matter received and sent out will have to be classi- fled and counted. This will delay the opening of the general delivery window a few minutes longer after each mall.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29
No. Do you 2.

No. Do your
 Not in the least. How should IT"
 You yourself sreak urda.H
 "WeI, but The situatian hardly lent itself to such q discussion; he had the baDa first to d.srese of Am Der resumed his crosse exaaiination. Who are yoa?" he damerded. And what is your business in thss piace2"
 The fat yelzowish-b own face was distorsed by fugitive grilnSee of deprecation. "Hazcor, I an nshari Ial Chat1erii, solicitor, of tic Inner Temrle."
 Well? And ycs'r bnsin ss here2"
 'lazoor, that is for your secTst t ear" The babu drew himself ep. es- suning certain dignity. It is nat meet that the me age of the Bel should be uttered h tbe hs arii.g of an Fnghshwoman, hezoo-' 7
 What are you dri citing abont?" h his bank wonder. Amber returned 10 English as to q torgue more suited 10 his urgent need of foreiAle exnrtssion. And, look here, you stop oal'izg les 'Hazoor. I'm no more kazoor than you are-idiot,'
 Nay" conteaded the babu reproaeh- fully; '.is it right tha' you should seek to hoodNink me? Have I not eaes with which to see, ears that can hear you speak our tong3e, hazoof? I am no child, to be played with. the ap- pointed Mouthpiece of the Voieei"
 "I know nadght of yonr Voice or lis mouthpieee; but certainly you aIe TO child. You are eithsr mad, or insolS It -or fool to be kicked And in ex asperetion Amber took a step tows I'd the man as if to cary into ee:ect Eis implied threat
 Alarmed, the baba crsnsed ard re- treated pace; then, sedsealy. rais- ing an arm, indicated the gil. eTIa- zoGri" he cried De euet-t,,.e woman feintsl' And as Amhet h4ssi.y turned. with astonishing agility tic babu srrang toward him.
 Warned by his moving sssadov as much IS by the girls cry, Amber leaft aside and lifted a hand to strike: but beeore he could deliver a hlow 1t WIS earght and small netalic chieet thrust into it. troa this his fingers closed ipstinctive'y. ard lle babu sprang back, naHtifg and quaeing
 The Token. Eazeor, the 1cAen,v he quavered. Tt is nausht but flat -the Toker.''
 Token, you fcol" cried her. staring stupif'y at the man. 's}shat in thnnder-."
 Nay hazocr; how should tell you now, when another sees and hears? At another time. hazoor, fn week, or day. or an hour, mayfap. I come again--for your anewer. I'll then and forever nm your slave Aa- zoor: the dust beneath your feet. NOW l go.
 And with haste that robbed the courtesy of lis grace. the Fe1igs If salaamed, then wheeled square ab tt and, hitching lis clo5hing rcHn6 hsn, made off with. celerity slsFprie5eg n one of his treaendous bulk, strsk5rg dire ctly into the heart of the woods
 Amber was left to knit lis bsops over the object which hod been forced 1 uron him so unexpectedly.
 It proved to be a small. cuhical box. something more than an inch euare, fashioned of bronze and elaboTata y decorated with minute relief work il the best manner Of ancient Indian craftsmanship
 May I see, plesse7" The voice of the girl at his side recalled to Amber her existence. May gee. too. please. MT. Amber?'' she repeated.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

The residence of c. B. Wood, To- cated in the Rowland addition. was completely destroyed by fire last Sunday afternoon about 5 o'clock. ahe fire started from a defective 1ue and gained headway so rapidly that very few of the household or personal effects of Mir. Wood $ were saved. He had small mount Of insurance. but his loss will be heavy as he had just pur- chased large supply of groceries and clothing.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

\ daughter arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. B. c. Tatum We'd nesday afternoon. The mother and child are doing nicely and Bascem is larger than ever.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29
Notice to Masoas.

There will be a special meeting of Rowland Lodge, No. 594. F. & A. M.. on Monday night. May i for the purpose of conferring the E. A. degree. Visiting brethren cordially invited.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Mrs. W. J. caftall and sister. Mrs. Katherine Zimmerman. of St. Louis were in Huttig from Sat arday afternoon until Monday morning visiting her son. Louis. They were enroute to Memphis via Little Rock, and took adyant- age of the nearness to cali and see Louis.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

The Bihle class at the Union Sunday school is growing each Sunday under the leadership of E. z. Woolley. All grown people of iiuttig are cordially invited to at tend. They meet in the library room of the church.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29
Republican Committee Meeting.

A meeting of the Union County Republican Central Committee is hereby called to meet in the office of R. l.. Floyd in the Wilson build- Inc in Fl Dorado. Ark. on Monday May 1,19l1, at 10 o'clock a. m, to recommend the appointment of a postmaster for t1uttig aad to transact Such other business as may properly come before it.
 R. L. FLOYD, Chairman. PAT McNALlaY, Secy.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

B. M. Bryan of Rayville' La, has arrived in FIuttig to act as op- orator at the Iron Mountain depot for Agent D. A. Keasler, the work at this point being more than one man can do.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

c. s. Farmer and Miss Dettie Spencer and Harris Perritt and Miss Laura Dickerson spent last Sunday at Strong.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Miss Anna Linder returned to her home at Wesson Monday after a two week visit here the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. c. Thompson.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Mrs. J. W. Taylor arrived home Saturday afternoon from Waldo where she was attending the bed side of a sick sister.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

The public school at Felsentbal closed a seven months terms on last "Wednesday and Prof. F. K Cooper has been employed to teach a five months term to commence September l.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

If you have not been going to the Union Hotel for your Sunday dln- ners you should commence next Sunday An extra dinner every Sunday for 35 cents to home folks.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

The attendance at the Union Sunday school has passed the l5o mark which makes the officers and teachers feel proud. lfyour chil. dren do not attend you should send tham.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Mrs. W. A. Butler of Texarkana was the guest of her brother, M W. Mccoy, and family several days this week.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

WE. Sorrells has sold out hi2 business in Monroe aad was here visiting friends this week.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

c. s. Watkins arrived home Monday from a visit with his father at Tyler, Texas.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

M. A. Nelson of Junction City. the Equitable Life Assurance man was Huttig visitor the first of the week.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Miss Emma Riley of Fl Dorado spent Saturday and Sunday here wits Mrs. c. T. Thompson.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

The Wisconsin Lumber company shipped a car of quarter sawed oak lumber to Hamburg. Germany, this week which goes to prove that this
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Eat your Sunday dinner at the Union Hotel. Only 55 cents te home people.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

M. L. Phillips and wife visited with her parents near Strong last Saturday and Sunday.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Rev. J. R. Rushing visited with his brother at Fl Dorado Wednes- day of this week.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Hunter Talley is back in Huttig from 8 visit with his parents at Filler.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29
Notice.

The Union Saw Mill Company will pay $5O.OO as Q reward to any one, not in it's employ, who will fur nish information from which aay person shall be convicted of depre~ dating or trespassing upon the tina- Der of said Company.
 This lst. day Of February, 1ec5.
 uNoN SAW MlLL Co.
 By F. " Saoft.
 Secy. and Treas.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Miss Lucille Towns9nd of Col linston. La. was here Tuesday and "Wednesday visiting friends.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Mrs. J W. Pefritt and children visited with relatives at Strong this week.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Miss Ffonie Philips was quite sick several days this week witt fever.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Dr. R. E. Rowland was at Tex afkana this week on business.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Born To Mir. and Mrs. Joe Neatherly fine boy, Wednesday
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29
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Sid Nash and wife visited with friends at Strong last Sunday.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29
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company manufactures only the best grade of material.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

MT. Ed Bird. an employee of the Wisconsin Lumber company, ane Miss Annie Spells, daughter of Mrs Martha Spells. were united iri marriage at Monroe on Thursday April %, and arrived in Huttig last Saturday. The News joins their sri.nds in extending congr9eul; : ions.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29


 The date of ths meeting of the Arkansas Press association. whic vas to have been held in Fl Dora 10 on May 24-25-26, has beer 9hanged to May Is and will be aeld in Little Rock with the under
 tanding that the 1912 meeting 7ill be held in Fl Dorado. The shange is made on account of the Confederate reunion only being me week head of the first dates md so the editors can attend both meetings in one trip away from nome.
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

Doing iob work of all kinas $ our specially
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

llo oa CoNrNuED Nsxr uaEK.)
The Huttig news., 1911-04-29

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
S9atiisif Ser Jassanfsae.

1nl1tneton. 3. g.. 8. Nnp.
Dir ioacldnntc .9iite Der llnitcrbs
iid,cn" 0cS 1uuocSs 4Mrca,is fir bios
Iogifdc aMfIiht - cine Snjnmmcns
itcllhig nller 1lnaliidsiGle auf Der
SagO i'll NacDicte Der Ger. Staaten-
hat hi nieich Sabrc id,nn cincu ;3u@
ipad,S pUff, AZ Yamen crbaltcn. TiiS
bieIcnA Ndhridtcn brit has Burcal.
in cinigen Snbrcn i'm Stanbc 3i icin.
allacnicine WrunSidbe d6Snlciten.
ipeiJlc bel her NbfaiInlg bon .lcbcilss
rcttcn6cn Saaegcictcn fir bic llnion
.aS. bic GinSeIitaatcn" bon M,ieeH
icin icleA.
spebr ais $50 Yerionen iinb i'm
Iettcn Sabre. -bmrh SaaoMnfdIc aes
tSSt,t ipurScn. 0icic 3nhl llbar be-
trSdHtidb bSher dis bic bcsi SabrcS
1900. bic iuicoctum bic nnGliidsfdIlc
Scs WuriabrsS I'M fiiniiiB Yrp5ent
%iibcrtrai. S,un sen ~ Ycrlptrn. bic
inrcit in niciem Sahrc gctpbtct ipurs
nc,i, cntiallcn uuf @itigan ID SoScSs
fiuc; Mcip s)ort Stebt an 5lpcitcr Stcle
NIT ileup. ipGhrcnn lid Iaibington
uut rem Scrfcu nit ic orci III Den
brYscn Ylat tbeilen.I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
ND. 21O2.
bon aeiproden iporben. mas tpo6l bic
ploblid]c Wsobilmahufg Der seiamnt-
ten arnerifantf6en &riegSmariue al

bon aeiproGen tporoen, mas tpobl bic
ploblid]c Wobilmahnng Der seiamm-
ten amerifantfhen Safeguarding an
beoeiiten babe. Sas I~ufIeben. ipel@
DIES oieie Nad)riht erreste, ipirbe nod
omrh Die pcitere Nelbung erb09t. bab
Die fir bieien @inter an~gefiinbigte
Spa5ierfabrt Der Itlantiifen Shlafts
flDtte in Das M itteImeer iinters
blcibcn foIe. 9iefe Iabrcgeln beg
amerifaniiden Marine departments
iteben nit Der GebeQion in China.
iid)er in 3uiammenbang. Sie Der.
Stadten nnO China iino bon altersber
quite Srennoe getpeien nno eeblieben.
tros Der befannten 3tpiihenfdQc, aber
bic 9e5iebungen amerifo's gu 8uB>
LAMB nnb Sdpan fparcn in ben Icbten
Sabren 5iemlih gefpannt. gon ben
perfdieoenitcn Setten tpirb beitGtiat.
baS n In @aibington biejc beiben
Staaten i'm Verbaht bat. Elm Cont
pasnieBefhdft 3nr AnSranbumg CHI
mas an MAIDEN lnb Der ge~gentpdrtise
3eitpunft biirfte fir bieien Sfped ia
gang Defenders 9iinitig iein. Sic
baben ia Die IanOfhurei ifon bor>
ldufig inter lid setbeilt. 10 bab 8ubs
Lamb bic n0rblihc. Sapan aber Die
iiblide Manbidurei aIs rSntcrenens
ipbdre" S%ngetpieien erbalten bat.
Hnbldno modte au6er6em nod Die
Nonsolei, ipeni8itens bic 8eitmons
solei baben. Ser ieei9e slufitanb
gibt BEN Huiien unb Sapanern aQerz
5an0 3anobaben. Inn ibr Siel si err
reihen. llnteritiiscn lie Die (dine>
fiife) 8egieriins. 10 fGnnen iic nadJs
'ber ais gntffdbisuns fir bic seS
leifteten Sienite bic Nbtretung Der
@anbidurei 'berIansen. babcn aber
Die Hebcllen giinitigc 1usiidten, 10
,tGnnen. Tic NIT Dieien berbanbcln. tie
Hrteritiketr. .nno iid Siele Siiifc NIT
dsffpredbenDen cBebietS gntid]dbis
aiingetl be3a6len laiIen. Die Ser.
.9taatem finb sffembar emtf@fsHen,
6as al uertiRbern. Saft. Der friiber
8enerals Honberneur Der Ybilippinen
mar. intereiiiert iid tpeit ntebr als
irgenb Elm friiberes Sber6aupt Der
8epublif fir oftaiiatiide Yolitif. CT
mill 5uslei6 ben Hineiiiden Marft
fir Den annerifaniifen ggport erz
idlieBen. unb 5eist baber groBe gifers
iud)t auf Die iapaniide uno rliiiihe
Gonfurrens. Sa es nun fir Hmerifa
aus mehreren 8riinben nift anses
bradt lit. in China tcrritoriale Grs
lperbnngen anSnftreben. iiebt Die
@aibingtuner 3esicruns ibr Suite
reiie baiptiddli6 Ourd Die GrbaIs
Ses d,ineiiiden &aiierreifes
aetpabrt. nnb baburh crfldrt es lid.
ba6 man in Selling nuf amcrifdniiden
Natb niel gibt. gieqeidt lit es audi
anf eincn 8at6 ans 8aibiugton Sus
riid5ufiibren, bag Der Sof Der .Iers
butenen StaSt" ben t~batfrdftiaen
Snanihifai suriidaerufen bat.
6enn bon bieiem Hadfolger 2ibungz
tidanss bat ma IN .Nmerifa INNER
Defenders niel aebalten. Or gait bon
ieher als ods aeiitiee Saupt Der ses
mdBistcn 8eformpartei; or ipar nidt
70 rabitaf, ipic beiipielSipeiie q o.
Ser iuc9en ieiuer rebolutios
ndren 0eiinnuug fliid,teu nnb iif elm
Iipl in Senan9 auf Der Yrince Of
BALES . Sniel iudcn mubtc. aber ct
gait bod ais eiu sefdbrlid,es 8e9ner
Ses reaftiondren Mtdineientbums."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

Earis, 8. Sob. - Ser Sn6art
bes fran5oii9> oeuti6en abfomntens.
tpelber bier arntli6 befaunt gegebery
ipurbe. Seist, bab Senti1lanb bas
Hedt Sranfretd'5 our Grriftrng
elmer Sdusberri1aft IN Mnroffo ana
erfennt, ipdbreno beibe Nddte it&
perpflidten, Die 3nitimuting 5n oieA
fem gertrase bon alen Sisnatura
mdd)ten Der Mtte bon Mgeciras etn4
5ubolen.
MIs @esenIeiitrng tritt Sranfreid
an Seutiflanb ettpa 100000 Qud4
brnts &ilpmeter I'M n0rbliden frana0a
fiifen Gonsoz@ ebiet, tpeldes an
&amerun itoBt, ab.
Sieies @ebiet lit bon ungef661
100000 Nesern befpobnt. berers
idbrliher 5anbel auf $2.400.O0O ses
iddst miro. Sie nelie beutide Gren5s
bcginnt an Der @onba : Balm UNI
bebnt ii9 biz 5lut Sdngds Slif1e aus.
bon ba mad &nnbefo unD bon bort
bur6 bas Congo ebiet. bis iie enoa
lid ben Sfdao< See bel llbansa unh
am 9eosones Slub errei6t.
OluttiLCtu pSgutt puS OtCS9t 0uAu
getriebe bon Giienbabnen onrh bertA
ides @ebiet bebnfs 0~erbin6uns bed
peridiebenen Sbeile bes fran56ii1eu
@ittels N~frifa's.
Ser @ertrag beriibrt has Sospa
Lamb nidt. aber Oeutihlanb triti
ieine ~0uds Bill ab. bic ii6 bonn
gbari> Slrife biz gum 9eoactles 6lrife
erjtredt. ,Neibe Gambler perpflihfe1
iif. ale Streitisfeiten, bic aus ber
WirfIamfeit- bes Ycrtrases entiteben
f6nnen, benz Saager Sdie6sseri1t 5s
nnterbretten.
SIN 8esug auf Raroffo berpffihtet
lid Sranfreih, Die pirtblbaftli1e
@leihberedtisnng unb Die SanbeIsz
freibeit 81 gefpGbrleiiten. iiber bic fid3
B~eitinmirnseu IN ben beitebetberI
Tertrdgen befinben.
Sie ein5i9e 8ealsnabmc nuf bic
conmer3iellen 3e6te in benz nbgetre4
tenen @ebiete bctrifft bas g~esenipGr4
tise Ibfornn,en our tlebernabme allied
Nedte unb Yflidten in InSebung ber
@eieIidaften, tpelde bort @eredt4
fame beiiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
1ras Gkafstp Glare aber 2lss'
iseriein Don GamaSa 9eiaet
kaben ion.

Sremont, Gebr., =. Sop. =
.Heun5cbutel Der @epolferuns hieies
2anoes lit iiir Nnneriuu bon Ga
naba". erflIrte berte Champ Glarf.
Der Spred)er bes Observation-Disclosures
bauies. nnuo es lit mir aan6 slei1s
siltia. mems scfdllt ODER niht."
sd mocbtc cileu Woridlas
MADDEN, fmbr CT tort. sic belfen
mir silr 9rdiibcntid,afts > Gauoibatur
alf elmer Hlatiprr. Die uilf Inncgion
bon Canada lniltet. unb Saft ioQ ais
Wesner oieier Silue laufen. Sd bin
iiber5cugt. Die gleftoralitimmen zines
ieSen Staates gu erbdlten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
Beimake eiis Stee.

eos In9eIcs, Cal, 1. Nop.--
Mais ben %bo1itdnoi9en anltliden Sc
'ridten iiber Die gcitern absebaltene
Hrimdrtpabl ipirb eriidtlid. Sa6 es
ben So3ialiiten niht 9elunpen lit. bic
3ir grlam9lng bes &apprSantcs err
foroerli6e Maioritdt Der Stimmen
amfsubrin9cn. Sic 9irfnng lit bic.
baS Sob 8arriman. Der Ganoieat Der
So3ialiitcn. uno @aDor Sen. Alerans
Der. ipeldcr BON Der .@oob @operns
ment" Saftion anfgeitellt worScn
mar, in bic StidNpabl fomneu. iuelhe
m 5. 9csembcr itattfinben ipirb.
6arriman erbielt 20.157. Ilcranber
Sfinunen. Sarriman's Ylu@
ralitdt bctrng ionlit 1867 Stimmen.
0a abcr nod brei aubere Ganbibaten
Stimmen crbalten batten. 10 fcbiten
Sarriman an elmer Maioritdt. peld,e
fir sic @abl crfprberlib lit. Hiss
Stimmen.
Nac jpsialiiiiHen GanbiSatem fir
BEN Staotratb NIB alc Gancibatem
Der. Yartei fir ben SMmirath nit
stpei Mnsmabmem fumnren ami bas
resuldre 9idet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
Mesias's Wakle,s.

@egicn Gitp. 9. Nob. - aait
1853 ee9en 10 Stimn,en beitinmtte bic
9eputiertens &ammer i'm Nerifo OonS
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