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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-20

A manufacturers line of neck chains
and pendants has been received by
Guy o. Nickery. the jewcler, and will
be displayed in his window today
and Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-20
Daily kennebee journal
LOCAL BRIEFS

l.. j. Sullivan of Portland was in the
city Saturday on matters OF business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-20

o. NJ Freeman of Providence K. l.,
was a visitor in the city Saturday aft
crnoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-20

THOMAS II. Flaherty Of Portland
was business visitor in Augusta Sat
urday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-20

An occasion of much pleasure vas
the meeting of the managers of the
Central Maine district of the Direct
Importing Co, which was held at the
Augusta office Sunday. those present
being General Manager Harry l..
Shaw of Boston and the following
district managers: II. u. Damon of
Pittsfeld, Edward Stacy of Water
VILE. j. J. Smith OF Skowhegan, Miss
Hattie Messenger of Gardiner, T. j.
Fogg OF Lewiston, Miss Kimball of
Auburn. Mr.. Rice of Portland. Mr..
Vaughan of Bath and Nelson j.
Phelps of Augusta. After the meet
ing the party accompanied by Mrs.
y. J. Phelps and Miss Theodore San
born, assistant at the Augusta office,
adjourned I" the Augusta House
where dinner was served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-20

Albert w Brooks will oiiiciatc as
ioor director at the Governors re-
crption to be given at City Hall on
Tuesday evening, Feb. q. and has
designated the following gentlemen as
aids: y. L. Bassett. \. II. Sturtevant,
c. 3. Paine. +. S. Hall. +. e. Purin-
ton. c. p. Kinsman, G.. p Gannett.
w. 6. Bootliby. T. \. Cooper. Byron
Boyd f. L. Smith. S. s. Patteh, q.
e. Wilcox, J. r. Gould, NJ. S. Camp
bell c. L. Downing. W. #. Emerson,
p. Y Hill and w. NJ. Sanborn. The
honorary aids will be Blaine Owen of
Augusta, L. l.. Cooper of Augusta, \.
y. Percy of Bath, H. II. Allen of
Dennysvile. II. b. Austin of Phillips,
". B. Campbell OF Cherrytield and
John Trinble of Calais.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-20

Viola A. Merriman died at the Maine
Insane hospital Friday evening at the
age of A. years. The remains we're
sent to Rowdoin on train 81 Satur-
3ay forenoon for burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-20

Branr of East Vassalboro were call
ets on the Hin Thursday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-20
AUGUSTA WINS.
Defeats Gardiner in Second Broom
Polo Game, by Score Of q to I.

The broom polo game seems To have
awakened great amount Of interest in
this city, for the Rollaway was packed
Saturday night when the local team
trimmed Gardiner BY score of 4 to ].
1t was Il great game to watch, but the
Augusta BOYS played around Gardiner at
all stages of the game and won easily
Carter played a great game for Augusta,
making all four points. while Savage,
Allison and Bergin also played well.
Sears and Smith cxcclled for Gardiner.
1t was announced that the North End
team would challenge the winning team
for a game wednesday night, and there
will also be games Thursday and Satur-
day evenings. These games begin at SO
ana there is skating before and after the
games. Following are the lineups;
AI.GI-STA GARDINER.
Allison ist rush...........Ist rush. Smith
Bergin, I'd rush. ..........,..-u rush. 'o'al >
carter, center ,.-...,..'.: .ciitet. iI,,
Sears, halfback ......... haifback, Searits
Savage, goal .................... Goai' boif
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-20
EUROPE r HSD ORIENT

70 fine tours $2Sj upward. Frequent salt
ings. 18th Annual orient Cruise, Feb. |.
1T2. by S. S. Arabic: Il days. All eX
penses. $500 and upward. > Round the
World Tours, 1911: $l550 and up.
w. II. EAVES. 20 Wash ST, Boston.
FRANK G. CLARK, Times Bldg, y. y.
fnp- mari lJ-aprl -l5 -my1
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04

Calumet and Hubbell will meet to-
morrow afternoon at AIS at Athletic
park. Calumet, in league game that
will be most important to the Calumet
team. for if the Aristocrats beat the
visitors Calumet will be tied with
Double-H for second place and there is
a chance that the Hubbell team will
clean up the Double-H aggregation at
Hubbell tomorrow and give Calumet a
clean right 10 second position.
For Calumet. Bobbie Renwick will
work on the mound tomorrow after
noon and Gray will be behind the bat.
The Calumet battery is about the fin
est in the league right at the present
time and, with good support, will win
this game. Bill Gray's ability to pull
down bad foul flies is too well known
To need extra mention but the sport
ing editor has prevailed upon The
News cartoonist to draw little pic
ture of Bill at work. Here it is:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04

Jerry Murphy, the fast shortstop,
who was signed this week by Manager
George Horkins of the Calumet team,
will, I'm all likelihood, appear in this
game against Hubbcll. Murphy is n
fast player. probably as good short
stop as any in the league right now,
and should make good with the Aris-
tocrats from the very start. He Is "a
good hitter and n fast workman on
the diamond. ON bases he gets around
in a manner that is terrifying to the
catchers with the best whips, for he
is seldom caught in one of his steals.
Eaton viii go on third for Calumet
tomorrow and it is very likely Rom
berg will be ut second The fans are
all anxious to see this rejuvcnated in
field at work and will turn out in
force
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
Praise for the Doc.

While dogs are not as intelligent as
their next friends insist, perhaps. II
must be admitted that most OF them
are smart enough 10 get out OF work
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
TEAMS IN
DRILL CONTEST
AL ARRANGEMENTS MADE FoR
The ANNUAL c. 6 n. MINERS
PICNIC. PARADE PLANS
COME LETED.

All arrangements have been COM
pieied for the annual picnic Of the {.
= Il. miners 10 bc hold tomorrow AZ
The {. 4 H. park, NJ which Governor
Chase :. Osborn viii De the guest OF
honor and deliver the principal adj
dress al the exercises.
The miners met last night i'm the
Red Jacket townhaI 10 receive en-
tries for the hammer and drill con-
test and arrange the line and order OF
march. Eleven drill teams are entered
for the competition, and these drew
places in the following ORDER
No. l-Tamarack No. 5 team.
No. 2-Tamarack No. , team.
No. 3-Red Jacket shaft team.
No. 4-Ahmeek team.
No. 5-Moyle Bros.
No &C * II. Blacksmiths.
No. North Tamarack team.
No. Suckers team.
No. &C. 4 II. No. Is shaft team.
No. l0-Bcckcr's team.
No. 1l-Raltic team.
The big parade tomorrow morning
will start from the Light Guard Ar
Tory at 9 o'clock. and will be lined |
up I'm the following order. under the |
supervision OF Grand Marshal John !
England. and his aides, Henry War
rem and c. Weeks
G.. * II. band.
Calumet branch miners.
Red Jacket shaft miners.
Laurium village band.
Amygdaloid miners.
Finnish Humu band.
Hecla and South Hecla miners.
Tamarack band.
Old employees in automobiles.
Governor Osborn and the officers of J.
he day in carriages.
Village councils of Red Jacket and /
-aurium, and the officers of the town.
hip board
Faculty and students Of the NJ. c. NJ.
officials of The G. & II. Mining COM
any
Houshton county officials and other
residents.
More than two hundred invita-
ions have been mailed by the miners
ID prominent residents of the copper
ountry. and a large attendance is ex-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
REGULAR EXAMINATION.

Advertise in The News for results.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04

pected 10 vrcct Michisan's chief exc
cutiVo and help make the picnic the
biggest success OF It's Kind ever held.
The line of march viii be as fol-
lows;-Iight Guard Armory to Lake
Linden avenue. and Hecla street,
I-aurium: To Third street. down De-
pot street. and onto Calumet ave-
nue.. Red Jacket road 20 Fifth street.
to Pine street: West on Pine TO Sew
cnth street. and thence TO the park
where the exercises viii be held
In addition 10 the hammer and drin
contest. which viii start at l o'clock.
there viii be tug-of-war contest, a
nan driving contest for ladies, old
mems race. etc.
Refreshments will be served at the
park an day. and dancing will be in
dulged in at night the Tamarack
band 10 furnish the music for dane
ing.
Should the weather be unfavorable,
have been made 10 Sc
cure the Palestra, and all advertised
win take place there the same
as at the park. II is believed that the
picnic. which is I'm the interest of
charity, will be a winner Business
men and others are cooperating with
he miners to help make the picnic a
Inc success.
Drill Officials Named.
DIR. John Miller. Frank III. Schu- |
maker, John ]. Ellis. Jr.. 81 Chynow- |
tn. and c. Prideaux officials who had |
'harge Of the Red Jacket Fourth of |
July hammer and drill contests have |
'een appointed 10 take charge of the |
hammer and drill contest TO be held /
n connection with the picnic. The
cams will drin at half hour intervals.
at l o'clock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
Caledonia Stars.

The Caledonia Stars slipped one over
on the Yellow Jackets yesterday to
5. The game was spectacular the
hitting of McKenuna saving the day
for the Scotchmen.
The Caledonia lined up as follows:
Catch II. Yoki; pitch, Sullivan; first,
Hanscn; second. Pelligroni; third
Hawn; outfeld, Moilanen, McKenna,
Harmcr and Hietala. Murphy umpired
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
IMPORTANT BALL
GAME TOMORROW
CALUMET AND HU6BELL WILL
MEET IN LEAGUE GAME TO-
MORROW AFTERNOON
AT ATHLETIC PARK.
Games.

Games.
omorrow-Hubbell at Calumet.
Sunday-Double-H at Hubbell and
Mohawk at Hancock
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04

.-.:,.:.--.. $3.50. -........:: :. ;.
:. FOR SALE ::
= House with six rooms barn ::
: and Lot. good location i'm Laur- :.
= ium. $1,000. House with five ::
= rooms. barn and lot, close To :
= Street Car line. $1,000. :.
= Schneider, Lawrence & Malner. =
= 20S. 9Th Street. =
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Miss Tillie Hartman left last even
ing for Duluth, whore she will visit
Miss Anna Morgan has returned
from a two weeks visit i'm Detroit.
Mike Klobucher of Seventh street,
has returned from a visit To Duluth
and other cities.
4 son was born yesterday to MIR.
and Mrs. Arthur l.. Michel of East
Pine street.
All our 15c Corset Covers during
this sale only Sc at the Fashion. 500
9TH Street. as
Capt. James Chynoweth has returned
from Rockland. where he was called
on account of the death of a relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Dempsey. of Ia
conan, Wash, have returned from
! visit 10 Negauncc. and are again visit
ing at the Gaul home on Seventh and
Pine streets.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Assclin left last
night for eastern states and points i'm
Canada where they will spend their
Honeymoon.
Mrs. Andrew Moilancn and son have
left for Minneapolis for months Wis
IL with Mrs Sodergren, formerly or
this city.
White Muslin skirts, values up to
$2o0 August clearing sale only Csc
at the Fashion, 302 9Th Street. 4-5
Clerk John ]. Ellis, Jr.. reports
total of fourteen births and three
deaths for the month of July in Red
Jacket.
Employees Of Red Jacket village are
engaged I'm cutting down portion of
the Sixth street alley between Elm and
Pine.
G. w Arnold of Minneapolis, super
intendent of the Northwestern socie-
~ for the prevention of vice. is a WIS.,
itor i'm Calumet for a few days. hav-
ing rela tives here.
The annual picnic of the Epworth
league of the Tamarack NJ. L. church
will be held at Eagle River tomor-
row. The trip will be taken On car
riages.
John LESS of Chicago, representing
Curt Teich 81 Co, manufacturers of
illustrated post cards, is i'm Calumet
on business. He is seeking a varied
collection of copper country views
which will he used To illustrate cards
for sale in this region.
The members of the Friendship So
cial club, with headquarters in the
Bollmann block, AFFILIATED with the To-
cal lodges of odd Fellows will hold n
special meeting next Wednesday even
ing when all members are requested to
be present The club held meeting
Wednesday evening of this week.
During this sale all our 35c Corset
Covers only 19c at the Fashion. 800
9Th Street. As
Mr.. and Mrs. James v. Gaul and
John c. Gaul have returned from Ne.
raunee where they attended the Arch
ibald- Quinn wedding this week. The
bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
G. quinn, of Negaunee, and is well
known i'm Calumet where she has Wis
tied on several occasions.
S. r. Loeb. wife and son, Harold,
and Mrs. Loch's sister, who left here
several weeks ago for an extended au-
tomobile tour, i'm Mr.. Lochs Mitchell
car. have reached Hedrich, Iowa. Mr.
Lochs old home. Their care made the
long trip with only two punctures and
no other mishaps. The party will re-
main at Hedrich a week or more be-
fore returning to Calumet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
BARAGAU NOT FOUND.

Chief Trudell, OF Red Jacket, states
Baragau. of Tamarack. had been To-
Gated and taken to his home, is err
roneous. Baragau still is missing, and
no trace of him has been found. The
News Informant was misnformed
and he impaired the story to The
News i'm good faith. The search for
Baragau will be resumed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
Stop in at Eagle Drsg Store and
Laurium Pharmacy and get free sam
Pile of ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP.

The surcst and most economical
treatment for eczema, pimoles. dan
druff and all diseases of the skin and
scalp Do not neglect this. They will
give you prompt relief and Put you
on the road to n cure. Good for in
fants as well as grown persons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04

a regular examination of applicants
for teachers certificates viii be held
at the high school building. Houehtou,
ou Thursday and Friday. August 10
and II, commencing promptly at $50
q. N. each day.
The examination I'm reading will be
based upon the following selections:
The Coming OF Ar;hur-Tcnnyson.
WILLIAM BATH,
County school Commissioner.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04

9 County school Commissioner.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04

DIR. Jessie III. Farwell. Osteopath.
has temporary charge of Dr. Stoel's
practice. Office over Cable Piano Co..
9Th st. Hours . A. NJ. to 3 L. M. Mon
days and Thursdays. swift
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04
NOTICE.

7 beg 20 inform my patrons ana 9TH
crs of "a change in my telephone num-
Der My old number was North 800,
Ny new number is North 466-W.
Thanking you for past ravors.
John Rowe,
Dr1yman.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-04

One lot waist values up to $500.
August Clearing sale at Gartner's,
1902 5th Street 40
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

beiien Spbn 3. 3. Steffcn bon Sres
bonia, Srau Natb. 0onrab bon 8dn<
bonn Cafe nnb beren Shtpie9eriobn
SenrD Haiilp. Sen trduernocn Sins
ierbliebenen unier 8eileib!
Roie Greet, lgeinn.. beh %. Sob.
1911. 8erthe Hepaftion! Sas
iparen lcbDne. unpcraeblife Gage bonn
20. nnb 20. Nopember, Sa9c reiner
SrcuSc nm ipabrcn Scscns iiir unIerc
title Yfarrci. Nuf eininouns inles
res oIlpcrehrten, iecGeneifriscn 5errr,
Yfarrers, M. Soitod, pnr Der bod)ip.
Batter 50. Mpblmann pom Oubuaucr
Ipoirolat Su ar seeilt, uni cine bl.
Riiiion ab5nbnlten. Bon ansnabntss
ipeiic id,oner @cttcr b%egiinltiat,
lpoGntcn Die Yfarrnn9eborieen Den bl.
llebunscn redJt 5ablreiG uno nit Dem
groBten Gifcr bel nnb lnuid,ten ipilliz
gen Ser5ens ben gortrdaen. 8abrz
baitigl Scr bodlip. Miiiionar mo
nnier bodbtp. Seeliorser fpnnen nit
berehtigtcm Stol5e Surildblidcu dlli
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biacu unD bie Sfulfinbcr. bencn cine
ipc5icIe Miiiion gcgeben iplirDc. iperz
ben ME pcrge1en, Die 8obltbdt, Die
linen burh Die Sano bcs Sieners
@ottes 5il Sbeil fparb. - 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
Gtwas aber Dos 60bentDnm lit 3noifn.

iteht. @eIeu nlsmadlt. Sn cis
ilcm 8orte. Der 0tnouer lit DEM
oSautbei5mus", D. b. nNlleS IN
8ptt". uerfoleu.
0o5u alailbt DER Sinouer on cine
%un5dblbarc Sdanr groberer ODER fleis
ncrer @Dttcr ODER 8Dttiuuen. Die
rcli9ioien Sbcen Der 6inouer entltams
men Der Seoiidlcn Ieligion nnb inn
oils .SrabminismIS" befnnnt. Gor
Nbrabnm's Better opfcrteu bte gius
lpobner Mittel sTiien'S ibre @ebete
Den &rdften Ser Natlir auf, ba tie il,
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taunton. 6pmnen 1Inb @elGnge 5u
Gbren bieier Softer ipuroen seifric>
ben unb 6ilben Die eriten uler beilisen
Bidder NIT Iusnabme Der biitorilfen
Guelen ser Bidder oes IoIes in Der
9ibel. SieIe @DIfer ipanoerten tbeils
tpeiie benz Siiben 81 utb 5tpar mad,
Snbien. Cine SrieiterflniIe entltano
untcr ibnen unb pebiihe Bidder iiber
9eremonien. OFFER linb lttrraiihe
Sormen erihienen. SieIe Bidder
nit ginihlliB bon SbeoIosie, Ybilo<
lopbie. @eiese. relieioie aniidten,
@ebrdu6e. ETC.. ETC., Der 9inoucr iinc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

Suiaaen 9an5 iridtloS blicb. Ser
IobameSnner lit mncmpidnglih fir
bas grbabene pes Gbriitenglmibens.
%llnlere arbeitcn unb 9emiibuuecit
selten belonbers in Sengulen Dem
iueniger itpl5en Sinhuer. bellen @es
miitb UNI aauSeS 2eben bon rclieinIen
Sheen brrdipebt iinb. Die allc ieiuc
Scpeglmseu unb Sanolungcn o ber
@iege bis gum Sdbeiterbaufcn Ieiten.
Suerlt ctipaS ilber feline Iuffdiiung
bes &cIens @uttes. &pn @ott bat
Der Sinouer feline flare @nli6t. Sein
Colt lit niht Der p~eri1nltbe @ott Der
9briitcu auf Den mir nit feltem Ser
trureu bauen. Der ms leitct un0 bilft
auf Dem &e9e gum Simmel. Srabs
minismuS pber &inbui5miiS. ais Gin
Spitcm au9eieben, bietet 9idts, Den
@enIdem bciIer 81 maiden. eS gibt
bios Wittel. mn Den 5ilrnenbep @ott
gu bciGniti9cn. Gs iprid]t bios Ron
Srobun9cn unS Srrht. Bon Siebc
az @ptt ut pesDalb Der Sinbuer 9dn5
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

200 ober mebr per @beno ODER Mf.
200 poer ntebr per Stnnbc bel Cages
Irbeit uno bon 10000 bis Wf. 600
oDer mebr per Ronat ciibringt."
t8esbnlb nidt ipenn Die bctreffcnpcn
ASenten fleibig Mrtitel iener Sirma
perfaufcn fonnen2 Sas ut bod on
lih fein Sfpinbel cine Tatcutmepi5in
Tin Slutreinignug Su pcrtaufcn?
S0cr2 - Die Heb.) Gs muB ood)
INNER nod Scittc geberl, weIdc dilf
Den nu~slaubliden Shlpinbcl bcrciu>
fallen, ionit iuiirocn iid sic 0ffertcn
nift III ~periooilten 3iuiitenrdmnen
mieberbplen. 8ir nornen alio nodlz
mails Dor cinem Tcinfaai - o2. 8."
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ct. Wid,ael perltarh am 10. Hopems
ber I'M Iltcr o Sc Subren Srau
Iittme Sdon, bic Sdpeiter Dcs bod
ipiirbi9en Srn. StnbtSed,onten Wlar,
6aal. Die Iutter Der Congratulations
2ebrerin SRI. Shou linb bes peritorz
benen Sriebensridltcr3 aurl Sd)ouz
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Snbrcn perihieb Der p~cniipniertc
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maligcr Ibiutant bes ErinSen Seins
rid Der Nieberlanbe. - PIN 16. 9top.
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Sriihel Der bod)p. Serr Batter Nnt>
broiie Sholtes. im boben Altcr BON
81 Snbren. Ser Geritprbene ipar
geboren 81 Rebinsen a. 5. 9lttert an
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Dem er an berihiebenen Stelen Ses
SnlnnbeS iebr iescnsreih sefpirft, in
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mar CT cine beitbefannte Yeri6nli6tcit
unb pieleeihdtter aanselrcbncr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
Aus ben iibrisem Tbeilen.

Cid a. b. AIS, f6. Sob. -
Sente Iorgen peritarb bier Serr s.
y. Soferlin. Staotrat6. Iit inn
idiuinbet cine Ser betanntelten unb be-
liebteitcn Yerionen Der Stabt Cid.
8rebenmade CT, IS. Gop. -
@eltern slbenp wurbe I'M Sofalc
Sersniss Stcin bas 25s jdbrise Stifs
tunssfeit bes bieii9en &einbaus Yers
einS geieiert. Inipraden puroen
gebaltcn bon Gen $50. S~cttinger, Ser
einsprdiibent. Ierih. Siitrifts Gpmz
miHar, @a9ner, @ereinsiefrctdr,
Beirid. @itglico Der @cinbausG Cont
miliion une pcu $50. Scputierten
Iltpies ,np Sooart. Ser @cin heS
IbenbS mlirbe gratis geliefert blrf
Die $50. 0cttineer mo Or. Glaien.
Bon { c q, Is. Top. - @onl
WiBgeidid ihcint Der bieiiec ,siibrs
mann Ncinrid @ebleit hcim9eiud,t Ill
lcin; ppr einiacn Sd8cn mar Elm Sob
lentcimcr i'm @crthc bon 200 Nrans
fen. ncr, 0cblen in, @ittcrbabnboIc nbe
bplcn~ polltc. peridnpunocn. Iors
9citcrn lief or 10 mn9lilflid in Der
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Sterges cincn 8nfidlns on Die lintc
aopiicite.
8etteneprf, 10. Gop. - Sus
Canada liz &err Y. Sabm nad) 26s
iabrigcr Nbpsieuhcit bierber in ieinc
Seimotb dui Seild 9etommen, 81
tpobnt in DER Ndbe Scr Stabt Ban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
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Sem Sitter mad prbncn lid, Die Sce
putierten nie folgt: Srianlc Sobunn,
seb. am II. Sebruor 1888; Sppo
0iattbias 4aiparb, seb. am 8. Sas
nuar 1887; @eris Nifolaus, geb. am
21. Ndr5 1912; Iee. aarl Geo, seb.
am l.. Hopember 1912; Sbinnes s.
y. Serome, 9cb. am 1. Sanliar 1913;
2apal Mu9uit, seb. nm A. Sebruar
1913; Sdmit @oolf, seb. am 81.
Suli 1915; Semmer gbuarb. seb. am
G.. DECEMBER 1915; 8einanbb Iihel,
eeb. am g. Sebruar 1916; 8eoins
Selir, geb. ant s.. Hopember 1916;
&nepper Sob. Yet. gugen, geb. am 4.
Oftober 1847; 8rincour Sob. Soief,
geb. am %. Sebruar 1S49; Yemmers
Yeter. 9eb. am 81. Hopember 1S49;
Shmib Safob, seb. am 10. SeSems
Der 1849; 8rnnen Nif. Yeter, 9eb.
am II. Mugrit 1850; @iinden
Nlfons. geb. am 8. September 1850;
gihborn Hlfons, seb. am 10. Sftober
1850; Bed Ybilipp. seb. am 1S. Iai
1851; Nau Sob. Yet., seb. am 8.
september 1858; Shilb Setter. geb.
am II. Sftober 1853; @ilbeImp
8uitap, seb. cru is. Sanuar 1854;
Yriim emil, geb. ant Z. Nopember
1857; 2acroir 2eanoer, geb.. am 1.
Sanuar 1859; 8eIfer Iihel, Deb.
am 10. Mai 1859; Sub Rattbias.
seb. am 5. Saniar 1850; Soitian
emil, 9eb. am 2. Rppember 1860;
Sc @aaais Nprbert. geb. an II. IpriI
1860; 9ribopieD NifoIans. geb. am
6. Sftober 1861; Ndpriif Saul, seb.
am ~. gpril 1851; Saber Soiei
&arl. seb. am is. Sftobcr 1862;
Watbieu &arl Ia.bicu. scb. am 8.
MugmIt 1868; 8raf1eur fuoier. aeb.
am 10. Sftpber 1865; Sbilges Iid.
seb. am IA. 9e5ember 1866; Slices
Sbcpbor. geb. am 20. September
1856; Oclaportc SranS. eeb. am 80.
Stunt 1866; glernan9 Mlbert. geb. am
8. SUM 1868; &ries Sran5, seb. am
8. Suli 1868; Steihen @uaen, aeb.
am II. Idr5 1868; 8ooart Setter.
9eb. am g.. Sftober 1859; Mttpics
Sran3. geb. am II. Se5ember 1860;
8ian Selir, seb. am g. Sebruar
1870; Seseatore @orit. seb. am 8.
Idrs 1870; aromba6 Garl. eeb. anl
Is. Musuit 1870; @raiieur Hobert,
9eb. am 10. Gopenlber 1870; Souiie
9ufas. seb. am "a. Sebrliar 1871;
&abier Inton, seb. am %. Sauiar
1878; 0fiiler Gbmuno. seb. AM IA.
Nopember 1878; Seis 8ilbelm. 9eb.
am II. DECEMBER 1878; 3apier Nlois,
geb. am 90. Sanuar 1874; Mart
emil. seb. am IS. Suli 1874; 8euter
gmil, 9eb. am 2. Iusuit 1874; Spnz
belinser gueen, seb. am 20. Mdrs
1875; %esler Geo. seb. am s. @dr5
1877.