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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-06-13

Ever read The above letter. new
one appears from time 90 time. They
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
Hur|s Defy at Those who
Might Seem to Oppose
Taking Over Canada
UttefS Radical Statement that
lie Could Garry Every
State in the Nation
(By Associated Press.)

FREMONT, Neb.,, Nov. 2.-"Nine-
tenths of the people of this country
favor the annexation of Canada," de-
clared Champ Clark, speaker of the
house of representatives, today. "And
l don't care who hears me say it.
Beginning with a speech here this
morning, Speaker Clark was scheduled
to make addresses in 81 towns in the
Third Nebraska district in the inter-
est of Dan V. Stevens, Democratic
candidate for congress, to succeed the
late Representative James P. Latta.
81 am willing" said Mr.. Clark, ito
make this proposition: You let me
run for president a platform call
ing for the annexation of Canada in
so far as this country can accomplish
that end, and let President Taft run
against as opposing annexation, and
l will carry every state in the nation. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
MlinneSotaD Named as Benz
ticiary in Chicago Patrol
mans Will
Woman With Whom Dead Man
Boarded IS Now Uuder
Surveillance
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO, Nov. "a possibility
that jealousy might have played a
part in the death of Arthur Bisson'
ette, Chicago policeman, today
proved a new fact for the investiga'
ton being conducted by the coroner
and police departments. The filing
of the patrolman's will skaters the
belief that Mrs. Louise Vermilya, un-
der police surveillance in connection
with Bissonette's death, and with
whom Bissonette boarded, was en-
gagged to the officer. The will showed
Miss Lydia Rivard, daughter of a
farmer at Marshall, Mimi, to be the
fiance and chief beneficiary. Although
Mrs. Vermilya is named in the docu-
ment as witness, she declared she
knew nothing of it. Whether action
will be taken against the woman de-
pends on the report Of the toxicolo-
gists who are examing Bisonette's WIS.,
nor9
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
Cases May be Prepared and
Submitted TO Various
Grand JufieS
Armour Grain Company May
be Prevented from Dis"
posing Of Receipts
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, d. c., November :
An alleged corner of wheat, centereC
| at Chicago and extending to Mime.
! apolis. Duluth. Buffalo and Baltimore
by which it is declared sixty per cent
of the country's wheat supply is con-
trolled, has been under investigation by
agents of the department of justice
some time and results may be presented
to the respective grand juries within a
few days. To insure the necessary
evidence the government, it is said, is
about to ask the grand jury at Chi
cago to prevent the Armour Grain Co.,
of that city, through which it is al
legged those who control the corner
operate. from transferring or dispos-
ing of warehouse receipts.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, November 2-Unit-
ed States District Attorney James H.
Wilkerson today threatened contempt
proceedings against any one found to
have been responsible for the reports
originating in the east that the federal
grand jury would investigate board of
trade conditions. THE making of dis
closures with reference to grand jury
proceedings is contempt of COURT he
said 1.-THE business of this office will
be conducted on that principle, and the
courts will be called upon to enforce
it in this district, no matter who may
be involved.'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
PICTURE Of UNSURPASSED
BEAUTY GREETS NATIONS
CHIEF At REVIEW Of NAVY
Taft Witnesses Most Notable Naval
Pageant in History OF Country
Every Class of Fighting Ship Know n
in Navy in Line of Review

in line, representing every type of that
class of fighting vessel in the navy from
the Indiana, Massachusetts, and Iowa,
of special war fame, down to the last
word i'll completed super r-dreadnaughts,
the majestic Florida, which today lifted
the voice of her guns in their first
salute Armored cruisers, scout cruis-
ers, dcstroyers, torpedo boats and aux
iliaries made up the grand total.
New York, which has been navy
mad for nearly week, turned out
by hundreds of thousands to witness
the review The day was favored by
perfect weather
The mobilization and review of the
peet at this time was simply demon
stration of the preparedness of the
American navy for any emergency.
President Taft materially altered his
travel plans to come to New York at
this time to witness the pageant.
He expected to leave for Hot Springs,
Va, late this afternoon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
Former President Comments
ON Situation in China
and 1ripoIi
Dad Turkey q Fleet Of Any
Size Italy Would Not
Have Declared War
10y Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, November 2-The war
between Italy and Turkey proves the
utter inef6ciency of paper treaties when
they are unbacked by force, according
to an article by Theodore Roosevelt:
on "Arbitration, pretense and reality"
in the current number of the Outlook
| Mr.. Roosevelt, who thinks the real
friends of peace in this country ought
to be able to profit by the events that
happened in China and in the Mediter-
ranean during these fall months, since
the arbitration treaty was considered
in the senate Mr.. Roosevelt says,
THE complete absence of militarism in
China and the Chinese effort to rely
purely on pacific measures in dealing
with all foreign powers within the last
few decades, have had but the smallest
effect in saving it from tyrannic mis-
government, and the most far reaching
economic misery at home, and more
over, has had the effect OF depriving it
of the means of keeping order within
its boundaries. As for the war be-
tween Italy and Turkey continues Mr..
Roosevelt, Il am not now concerned
with its ethical justification. Personal
ly | believe it is in the interest OF
humanity that Tripoli should fall un.
der European control But this is not
the point" says the former president
1.-The point is that this war proves
the utter insuffciency of paper treaties
when they are unbacked by force. The
utter folly of those who believe that
these paper treaties accomplish any
useful purpose in the present stage of
the worlds development when there is
no force behind them Mr. Roosevelt
says. Turkey has all the protection it
is possible to give her by these paper
treaties, and yet all these treaties thus
her against disarmament
are not worth as much as single gum
boat of the smallest size the minute
hat it becomes worth while for any
serious opponent to attack her.
If Turkey had fleet as strong as
Ter army no man of any. sense be-,
ieves that the war would have oc-
urred"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, N. Y, November ,
From the bridge of the Mayhower,
where Theodore Roosevelt had stood
to bid god speed to the departing, and
joyous welcome to the homecoming
battleship fleet that circled the globe
three years ago, President Taft today
reviewed the most notable assemblage
of warships in the history of the Amer
lean navy. From the standpoint Of
fighting power, the number OF ships in
line, and spectacular setting, the re-
view presented marine picture of I'M
surpassed beauty and impressiveness.
In three long columns, stretching as
far as the eye could see up the Hud-
son river the grim grey ships, 80 in
all. had awaited the presidents coming.
In his honor they were dressed from
stem to stern in f1uttering flags as if
attempting for this gala occasion to
conceal the muzzles of the death deal
ing guns. There were "a battleships
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
Governments Plans are
Working Rapidly to End
Strife
New Premier, Yuan Shi kai,
Ordered to Return at
Once to PeLiD
10y Associates Prasol

PEKIN, Nov. 1.-The German lega'
ton today received a message from
the vicinity of Hankow stating that
the imperial forces are now burning
the native city OF, Hankow. The mes
sage confirms yesterdays report that
the imperial troops massacred men,
women and children. during the sew.
eral days fighting.
PEK1N, Nov. 2.-The governments
plans for bringing about peace
moved forward rapidly today with the
throne and national assembly working
together. The throne ordered Yuan
Shi Kai, the new premier, to return
Immediately to Pekin. and simultan.
eously the national assembly, in ita
official capacity, telegraphed General
Yuen Hong, leader of the revolution.
lists. requesting him to suspend hos.
tilities pending a result of the en-
deavor to settle the differences Of all
parties.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
(By Associated Press. }

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The body OF
Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor Of the New
York World and the St. Louis Post.
Dispatch. will b brought from
Charleston, S. c., where he died on
board his yacht Liberty, for burial in
Woodlawn cemetery. Mr.. Pulitzer was
64 years old and had been in fair
health until sudden attack of heart
disease caused his death. He had
been blind for % years. but remained
actively in charge of his newspaper
properties, which will hereafter be
managed by his sons, Ralph and Jo-
seph, Jr. The picture is from a
painting by John S. AtSargent."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
Norman J. CoIman Of St.
Louis Stricken WithApop-
|exy Aboaro Train
Physicians do. Not Expect
That He will be Able to
Recover Health
(By Associated Press.)

LEXINGTON JUNCTION, Mo-, Nov.
2.-Norman J. Colman of St. Louis.
first secretary Of agriculture of the
United States, was taken from a west
bound Wabash train this morning aft
er having suffered a stroke OF apo
plexy, which it is believed may prove
fatal. Colman is "a years old. He is
under the case of physicians at local
hotel. He will be taken to his home
late today
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
CENTENARIAN
DIES PUTTING
ON CIGARETTE
(8y Associated Pres.,)

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2.-"Give
me cigarette. God has been good
to me and allotted a long life. Let
me die smoking Putting a cigarette
and smiling at the deathbed attend
ants, Abraham Isaacs, 106 yars old,
died here today. 1saacs entered toe
hospital when IS years old, having
$4,000 for life hearth.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
WENT TO MINOT

Miss Soma Thompson, who has
been employed sstenographer in the
la Woff1ces of Mr.. T. R. Mockler, de-
parted Thursday evening for Minot,
where she has accepted position as
court reported: Ter former position
in this city has been filled by Miss
Florence McGillis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
BRYAN BOOSTS
FOR 7AGGAR7
NV Associated Press,)

KANSAS CITY. Kan, November
Hundreds of democrats from all
parts of Kansas came to Kansas City
today to hear w. J. Bryan speak to-
night in the interests of Joseph Tag
gart of Kansas City, Kan. candidate
for congress in the second Kansas dis
trict. This is the final week of the
campaign.
A special election will be held Tues
day
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
million DOLLAR CONFEDERATION At
MANILA DESTROYS COMMERCIAL CENTER
Twentieth Infantry Called to Assistance of
Fire Fighters
Only Heroic Action Saved Destruction o.
the Entire Capital

city, and the Twentieth, infantry, Gen.
eral Funston in charge, was called
out to assist the fire fighters.
The work of the soldiers saved the
day and the fire was under control
ea ly in the afternoon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
W0MAN'S FATE
LIES With JURY
(8y Associated Press,)

OPELOUSAS, La, November ?
The fate of Mrs. Zeerunge McGee,
charged with the murder of Allen
Thurman Garland. Tulane university
student, was given to the jury at II 40
a. m., following brief charge of Judge
Pavy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
RODGERS GOING SOME.
10y Associated Press. J

y l0y NssocIateo PTeeS'1
PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 2.-Aviator
fsodgers who left Maricopa at $50 this
morning, arrived here at 1890, max
ing the distance Of IS miles at the
rate of a mile q minute
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
KYRLE bELLEW
dies in utah
(By Associated Press, }

10y Associated Press.)
SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 2.-Kyrle|
Bellew, the actor, died here today of
pneumonia. The body will be sent
to New York.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
NV Associated Press,)

MANILA, P. l., Nov. 2.-The Chi
nese district was swept by fire to-
day with a loss of more than $1,000,-
600. At noon the fire threatened to
destroy the commercial center of the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
Chicagoans Shiver When the
Thermometer Drops Be-
low Freezing Point
Expected Weather will Mod =.
crate in the Western
States Today
(By Associated Press.>

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-The first real
touch of winter struck the middle
west today, the thermometer drop
ping below the freezing point. In
many places considerable snow fell
The minimum degree here was 23,
while points through Iowa, Nebraska
and Illinois maintained about the
same figure. The weather will begin
to moderate in the west tomorrow, &C.
cording to the local weather forecast.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02

Hudson river to await the coming Of
President Taft. who reviewed the
fleet Thursday, November 2. The
president, aboard the Mayflower,
steamed along the fleet from West
Fifty.seventh street to West One Hun:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02
MISS ELANNERY MARRIED.

0O08UGST OI TIOneC1 0I81VJdTCN 3tCVIs
ney Welded In Minneanolis.
The older residents of the state
capital will be interested to learn OF
the recent marriage of Miss Margaret
Flannery, which occurred in Mime
apolis. Miss Flannery is the daugh-
ter of George P. Flannery, one of the
noted attorneys of Bismarck in the
pioneer days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-02

:. BUY At HOME
Should Bismarck people spend their
money at home? Read the answer on
page six today.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04
GPaaftp Glare ans Sic
pr6iicentsesait.

Sprefer Glarf 9at cincn Brief
allsgclfidt. inbem er lid) ilber feline
Stclnng ais ~mDglider Ganbioat fir
Dos Trdiiocntcnamt gescuii6cr bcn
Serausaehcrn der 3eitungeu III Miis
|iolri dnBert. kf
Ser Nricf. ber+fiir5Ii6 pefoiientiiebt
purbc. scntbalt inter Inhcrem oie
folsenbcu Sdbe:
sd bin omar fcin Ganbipat fir
oas Trultbentcnnmt lnb lpcrbe elm
iold)cr mabridcinlid aud nid,t iein.
abcr trotbem iebe il es ais einc groBc
Gbrc an, bab bon Seitcn mciner Wtits
burger nlcin Hanlc in @cr6inolng nit
%lclenl go6cn Mmtc ertpdbnt lpurbc.
ober baB man mid iiberbaupt, ncnn
allt p%ocidufia i'm Stilien. fir. bieie
Stcllrng in Gripdgumg se3osen hat.
Ser Sieg pom lcbten Ropembcr
lulrbc in Dem Sample c%rrnngen. ben
Die Scmpfrdten ocs SalIes acaeir
G~unuonismus, bic @clddftsreaelm
lnbt ben TapncsE arif geiiibrt babcn.
Sieler Sieg ipar Gin GROCER. 8ir cr&
lpdblten niht MIR elm remofratiihc3
Saus. ipuocrn mir brnd)teu nit itns
aih elm bal6es Subenb. @ouperneure
in Den norblihcn Staatcn IN Rag
Gmt. Is cine Solac bieies Siegcs
bat MIDI Die Hnrtei oui ben pcrants
portlititen Yoitcn gciteat, ben Tie 81
pcrgcbcn bat.
.,Rcinc Tflitt liegt bier rnb Ne
bcitebt BARN. bnb ih Dem 5arie Belle.
Ieine Sade gut 81 mndcn. Sd
iperbc bier bleibcn. iolnnge es bier
fir mid etmns an tbun aibt. Sn
mbercn @ortcn. i6 beabiihtige incline
Yflidtctt bier niht 5u pcrnadldiiigen.
inhcm i6 I'M 2anbe berrmreiie. nm
nod einem anbcrcn Mmte 81 iasen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04

(Slt Die Cratic O., 10 lte6t i'm &ns
fenber Gin Sternhen.)
gum 8eiipicl fir oas Subr 1911
itcbt Die goIhene 3obl IL. Sn Scr
Snbcne ieben mir Die Crate O(NrI).
Die Hchmus ipirb es bcipciIcn:
0olbcne 3abl lit 10. ~ nal II
sleid 1872. 1920 glei6 4. Ncit ~.
II n5cniser ~ gleid O. I
Mfio lit fem Sng Slpiiden Dem I.
Salruar 1911 unb lcttem Icllmonb
1910; ;. +. Der lcbte Neumonb fiel
nnf Den 81. Sc5cm6cr 1910. uno Ser
porberaebenbe Neumonb fiel auf sen
4. Se5ember 1910 (aleih 30 5aac
ba5ipii1en). Die G%rnftcn5nbl lit ulip
in bieiem Sabre 30.
Sebt, mo mir Die Grafte cincs be-
ltinmtcn Sabres nit anoeren @nrten
ocn lestcn Neun,onb eincS bcitimmtcn
Sa6rcs) bcrednen fonncn, bleibt ms
nod ilbrig, aud Den ndditcn Sriib
lingSpollmono, unb bon bicicm ans
ben nddifolgenben Sonutag Unit
ollie bes Sonntngsbuhituben) al
iinben. Weil aber i'm Grinsip bcreits
slles i'm @orbcrscbenben erfldrt iuor-
Den ut, geniiat cine Snbelle, nit Deren
3iilfe mir obne Sdlpierisfeit Sitern
finben (nadbem mir @olccne 3abl
nnb Giraffe. So~nnen5irfcl lnb Sonr1
tagsbuhitnbc friibcr ertldrt unb ges
iinben bnbcn). Wir fonutcn icbt
bieie Isabelle ielbIt bcrc6nen uno in
icinen einaelnen 5beileu Suiammens
iteaen; ipollen nber Den Muiidb nidJt
nod Inn etlihe Sciten p~erldngern unb
bic 2cicr burh 8u grobe Mnbdufung
bon 3iffern nnb 3ablen pcriuirrcn.
lin aber fur5 ansubeutcn, lei geinat:
8enn in eincm Sabre Die Crate / lit,
Damn fdat Der Sriiblingsppamonb (pon
Dem SdluBnelmonb bes altcn Sabres
an peiter 9e5dblt) nnf Den ~. Ipril.
Sir beil ~. Mpril lit Der Sn9csbuhs
itnbc Tin jcbem Sabre) 9. Ilio
beginne ib bic Sn6cllc:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04
Aus Scr DiSseie Ga GreHe.

ga Groc @is. Sn cincm
an GlcryS lmb Iolf tbeilt
Der bphn'ite Ser @ijfof Z. Shipe.
bacb NIT, oaB 3unf Der Spferipiaiafeit
Der bo6np. @eiitlihfeit, iolpic manfer
2aien fir bnS nelle Si03eIanz @aiien,
bans im porigcn Sabre $32. 900 beis
gcltencrt porben iinb. Sic neiie Mns
ltalt. lprld5c nit ginihfub Der Rai6is
ncrie unb Der nDtbigcn g%inridtung
anf $4,000 81 iteben fpmmt. miro i'm
fonnmcnocn Nusuit ibrer Wcitimmnug
ilbergebcn ipcrben fonnen. Our ielbcn
3eit ipcroen and allc Mehnungcu fur
ole dnSgefiibrten Mrbeiten bealiden
lperbcn miliicn. I'm nun nidt ges
notbi9t an lein. cine an sgroBf Nnleibe
5i MAIDEN, ipilnldt Der bohtr'ife
Sbcrbirt. paB bic biesidbrisen Bel.
trdge moglidIf balb eingeididt ipers
Den. Gon icber SamiIie In Der
SioSeic mirc Elm 9citrag BON menigs
iiens eincm 9ollnr ertpartct. mnb
junge 2eute. bic @elb b%erbiencn, icllen
cbcnfdils an ciner @ciiicuer arf9e.
iorbert tpcrbcn. .ggceliior.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04

IS plus II eleid) 10; I'M Sabre
1911 lit lie Go plus II elei6) 80.
Br0ber aIs 80 fam bic Crate nidt
iperben. neil Die Neumonbe nift
meter aitseinnnberliegen (unb ionit
ihon elm anberer Neuntonb ppr Weua
jabr tritt). Alio TIM f~ulsemben Sabre
mnf bic GSafte iein $50 plus II
sleid Al; Al neniaer 80 aleih) II;
hnrauf I'll plug II slcih) %; bann
(22 Plus II gleid 80; 33 wcniger
80 gleidl 3 IL. i. IN. Die 3abl Der
Gage 5iuiihcn Neniabr nnb lcttem
pprbcrgebcnbem Ncnmpnbe nennt nian
Ggaftem.
Sie grnften : gere6nung zines
Sabres lit mie iolgt (alio man
ludlt bereiis Die bcitimmte Mpllb
pbdle zines %beitimmten Sabres) (:
Sie goloene 3abl (aIio bas
betreffenbc- Sabr I'M Wp~nbcpfliis)
ipirb nit II m%ultipli5iert (ipeil Die
ernften jdbrlid nm II ipadien) Gas
9robuft, 3. +. Gciihtat, ipiro Dlird
30 bipibiert (ipeil Die Crate niemnls
groBer ais 30 perben farn). Ser
8cit, pelher iibrip bIeibt. lit bic
graften5abl bes betreffenhcn Sabres
luno Sipar fiir julianii1e &alenber).
Sir llinrcdJnitng in sre9orianiihc
a%alcnscr: Bon Der gefunbencu grafs
telSabl lpiro (negen bes Mnsfaaens
bon - Sasen) II ~abge5osen (ooer
lpenn bic G%rnften3abl 3u flcin mar,
mirn 1S z,oe ,GhIfA Mr,,pS Ssr lin
rcfnnng fir ben sregorianiiden aas
lenber: 8ei ausfal zines Sdalttages
laae 100 Sabre iperpeu Die Graften
inr' | fleincr, nntsefcbrt grober;
rpenn cine Iunbsleidung fdlIt, be-
lptrft lie, baB troe bes Musfaas einrs
Sdnlttages Die Crate niht fleiner
lpirb. Splgenbc 5ubcue gilt fin bic
srcaorinuiiden grnften bonn Sabre
1900 bis 8iim Sabre 2t99 (bcr
Ipnbipriing tritt i'm 10. Sabre ein) I:
@plbenc Snbl. @raften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04

perbaitct. Dies thur bieielben Sung
tiirfen, bic Dor brei Sabrcn bic Gpn:
ititntiDn nnb g5Rerfreibeit ppr gang
Smrnpa prtefen. Die fdredensppaen
5aftdnbe erinnern an bic Sanitihas
rsnSetten. 9amalS funnte feine
9rskma&t BITE SreneI psrbiten; bentc
aber bat man bod Mittel senMs sur
Werfisans, asm benz sraafamen Slnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04

Wahinationen. Nldb Die. Suugs
tiirfen unb Die Hesierunasfreiie IN
9onltnntinopel beiiben iolh cine
i6ipar3e 2iilc. Iaein alles bicS luiro
pergeTen. ales Dies ipirb bon ben
Sunstiirten grobmiithie pergeben. nllr
neil cs ii6 nm M m bas
banoelt. Statt bieier aber
tperben bic Gbriten berfoIst unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04

WIS Vellplel Tllt btc Vercd]nun0
bieue. Siterionntaa bes Sabrcs 1911.
1nS Sabr 1911 bat bic Ggafte 80
nnb ben SUnntasSbm6itaben u. an
Der Sabellc. finben mir. baB tpenn sic
graftc zines Sdbres xxx Ut. Der
observation-disclosures alf ben 10. Mpril
fdllt. Sir Den 13. Ipril aber lit Scr
Tasesbuhitabe Tin iebem Sabre 6.
Sd 3dble alio ipeiter:
10. Mpril sleih 9 (aleiH Driib.
lhnsspDllmpnb).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04

pcrsicpen tit ben Sersen Sbcr= glba=
niens enhlid ein Gnbe su bereitcn.
Wenn bic b~iplumatiiden periagen, 10
luirb man ben iniigtiirfiihcu Wadt=
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