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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
Darius Holbrook's Dream" =.

Many unkind things have been
said about Darius Holbrook and his
dream" When Holbrook came to
what is now the site OF Cairo he saw
the junction OF the nations Two
greatest rivers and the dream" fol-
lowed. Judging from war time photo
graphs taken of Eden" showing
countless steamboats, lined UP along
the. s1eyee, Holbrook's dream" al
most materialized. There is no ques-
ton. but what Holbrook was sincere
in his belief that Cairo, located at
the junction of the two big rivers,
would become one of the most i'm
portant river shipping ports In the
land, and that the city now is not
one of the largest in the United
! States might be attributed to Charles
Dickens description of Eden" in
his American Notes" There are
thousands of persons in the United
States who are prejudiced against
Cairo and 1t is said that certain out
of-town newspapers have aided in
creating hard feeling against the
city.
A prominent Cairo banker refused
several weeks ago to subscribe to a
st. Louis newspaper on the ground
that the paper had never been
known to say anything good about
Cairo II read your paper for years,
the banker told the solicitor" and In
all that time / do not recall ever
reading anything good about Cairo
although / know good stories were
sent in for publication. The papel
you represent and every other pape
In that city have been knocking
Cairo as long as | can remember
Much space is given to articles re
flecting upon the city's reputation
but nothing Is ever said about GU
good qualities. There Is no reasor
for II and, therefore, will not sub
scribe to your paper or any other 81
Louis publication" Later, the bank
or. declared to friends that he be
lieved the prejudice existing in tn
\ newspaper offices OF ST. Louis wa
occasioned by Dickens criticism
They have been piling 1t on eve
since, with the result that man
people who have never seen as muc
"a as picture OF Cairo, think 1t is tn
same sdetestable morass., describe
by Dickens
Cairo now has an opportunity
overcome this prejudice. The chant
is offered through the visit to OF
II city BY Alfred Tennyson Dicken
son of the illustrious novelist, VIII
1T iii announced, Is to write a boo
describing those cities visited BY b
father seventy years ago. The 81
ject Or Charles Dickens visit W TIL
I qountry waa 70 Walt Cairo, fPr !
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
American Faults.

If we analyze the worst among the
characteristics which | have call "a
American, we find hypocrisy. senti-
mentality, cruelty and boastfulne5s;
snd they are Qualities which in the
individual are characteristic of i'm
maturity. And America is, in Truth
very like child at the awkward age
exhibiting her faults ever patent
", and hiding ter virtues. Ii one
accepts this as the explanation OF
many of these defects, they do moi
appear so very formidable. after all
Childishness. so long as it does not
outlive its proper time, is not a
fault. 1t is a condition: and perhaps
1t would show a more just discrimin-
alton to regard these defects which
have mentioned as symptoms
rather than as qualities. The Ameri-
cans are childish in everything, in
their simplicity of heart, in the
gnsto with which they address them
selves to life, in their adherence TO
artificial and imposed standards OF
conduct, In their tendency to talk
too much and too much about them
selves, in their profound and admira-
/ BILE curiosity in their whole-hearted
desire to initiate or acquire what
they admire in other people, and,
at the same time, in their innate dis
trust OF people, who do not think
exactly Ike they do American
Traits" by Ellison Young in the De-
cember Metropolitan Magazine
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

tain county all relatives of the
young woman over 10 years Of age
and within a FIFTH degree of cousin
ship would be making about now a
joyful return from hunt that would
leave the law small concern for Mi
Rlcord and the tar party.
1t is a pity that the law, which
properly leaves no opening for per-
sonal vengeance, does not meet the
novel eXigenties of this case. st
Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
HUMOROUS Qu|PS
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACTS
While Drinking Stolen Beer Lunatic
Informs Policeman OF His Legal
Standing.

Joseph Il. Ghoate, the lawyer. said
recently at dinner In New York.
apropos 81 the movement toward bar
ring insanity as q defensesfor murder:
The insane, you know. are too
prone TO take advantage OF their
weaknesses. A lunatic, out walking
with his keeper, saw case or beer
In front OF a grocery He broke away.
ran to the case, and opening a bottle,
began to drink It down, at the same
time. ramming With the other hand
other bottles into his pocket. Just as
fast as he could.
Here, here said policeman,
this won't do
Go away was the reply; you,
can't do anything to me, I'm q lnnatic,'
and I'm not responsible for my ac.l
tons"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

There, " cried Jonathan to a newly
arrived Irishman, as he waved his
hand In the direction of the horse
shoe falls at Niagara: There now,
isn't 1t wonderful?" s
Wonderful? What's wonderful
about that?"
Why, to see all that water come
laundering over those rocks"
Faith, then, to tell We the honest
truth" was the response. "Oi can't
see anything SO wonderful about that.
What is thir to prevint 1t from comin'
observation-disclosures
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

Because he failed to impose a
heavy fine as prescribed by the law
on two men convicted of retailing
whiskey, the mayor of Hattiesburg,
Miss. was arrested on an indictment
chasging him with failing to do his
duty. With laws of this kind, Hat
tiesburg really does not need the re-
call.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

Gericke, the German aeronaut, has
announced that he will try to cross
the Atlantic ocean in balloon. Per-
haps he intends to initiate the bag,
and tie it to the wireless tower Of
some steamship bound for Europe.
Wellman's experience demonstrated
that this is about the only safe way to
cross the Atlantic in balloon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
The Puff Personal.

You are evidently very fond OF
books, str" said an old gentleman 10
a young man In train car. May |
ask you whom you consider the best
novelist Of the day Z"
jenkins, undoubtedly" said the
young man. There's nobody can
write like jenkins. Why, sir, the cir
culating libraries can't supply bis
novels fast enough"
At this moment another man en-
tered the train car and addressed the
young man.
Hello. jenkins" he said. How are
you y?"--Tit-Bits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
Vanished Sails.

Under the golden harvest moon.
Silver sails on the sea, my love,
Creeping out on the wings of night,
Out to the dawn and the eastern
light
Silver sails on the sea, my love.
Under the pallid winter moon
No CLEAN of a rowing sail, my love
The shores are bara, and the seas are
bleak,
Ard wandering hearts are far tc
seek;
No CLEAN of a vanishing sail, my
love.
Charles w. kennedy in December
Ainslees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
Consult 4 Naterinarian.

Champ Clark loves to tell how In
the heat Of debate Congressman
Johnson of Indiana called an Illinois
representative a jackass. The express
sion, was unparliamentary, and In re-
traction Johnson said. .ea II.
While IgsWithiraw the unfortunate
word. Yet. Mr.. Speaker. | must admit
;thatsthe gentleman from Illinois is out
OF order"
How am out OF order?" yelled
the man from Illinois.
Probably a veterinary surgeon
could tell you." answered Johnson.
and that was parliamentary enough TO
stay ON the record. Mack's Monthly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

The report that Governor Mann
had proposed to reprieVe Beattie for
thirty days If he would confess his
crime. seems to have been the freak
ish stunt of a sensational reporter.
1t was too brutal proposition to
come from a good man as the Cover
nor of Notwithstanding (Tennl
Democrat This doubtless expresses the
sentiment of editorial writers in all
sections OF the country and especially
those who rehuked tie governor on the
strength of the story"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

A woman, who filed suit in
Memphis for $4,000 damages because
she found three reaches in bottle
containing certain Temperance
drink, was awarded $ by jury in
Memphis. The manufacturer of the
temperance drink now will try to
convince the public that the presence
in the bottles of the reaches was due
to the excellence of the beverage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
WIRED HEM POSSIBLE
EXTREME srNLE is THREATENED
FOR TIE SKIRT.
Fashion May Be Followed, but is Not
Likely to Be Very Popular
Some French Styles In
Simple Materials.

The dress shows recently given by
the prominent shops OF the country
made a futile effort to4introduce u
number OF the most foolish ideas. One
frock seen, slip of sea~green satin
for evening use, was topped by q
short. perfectly round chiffon tunic,
wired at the bottom to look exactly
Ike lamp shade. The resemblance
was made further striking through the
fact that deep chenille fringe was
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
A Critic Dtssppoojne Id.

An orator, having written speech
which be intended to deliver on a GER
tain occasion, gave II to friend to
read and desired his opinion of It.
The friend, after some time. told the
author he had read 1t over three
times; the first, IL appeared very
good, the second Indifferent. the third
quite insipid THAT will do" said the
orator, very coolly, for l have only
to repeat 1t once."--Life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

A certain judge claims that he
has discovered that the way to avoid
the high price evil is to raise wages.
Now. IL he will discover means Of
forcing employers to raise wages, he
viii have accomplished feat worth
Blowing about
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
Had Lived In the CITY,

Conductor-Your ticket is for Lawn
vile, and we don't stop until We get
to Trenton. This Is the lightning
express.
Suburban Resident All right.
When we get to Lawnvills I'll jump.
I've got of Of street cars many q
time, when the motorman was home
ward bound on his last trip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

The above Is correct statement
OF the circulation OF The Cairo
Bullstin for the year 1910 and for
the month OF October, 1911.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this seventh day of November,
1911. LEO ]. KLEB,
(Seal) Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
UNCLE WALT
TIE POET PHILOSOPHER

had taken of poison had taken of pills fierce
prolonged endeavor alleviate Ills drugstore
fagons had blown the costly and talked
till a-fied
INVALID And it used to greye that friends
fused to stand while talked and
aches the Then
and he said II Will listen
have talked about ailments till
think them living issues they've old brains
have around to and took
ankles ne hauled
rament and he chased out OF doors
till helped him do the chores All
wheneerl paused to tell OF handsome
simply give pe and look
hold and value as cure elbow grease
-. @v 500. T. 80 =. INhsANla@c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

A newspaper dispatch from Kan
sas says that tombs of an ancient
race" have been found In that State
Kansas Is now trying to convict
several other relics" of the days OF
barbarism, also discovered recently
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

The Supreme Court of Georgia has
affirmed in five years sentence as
sessed in the lower court against a
man charged with killing an umpire.
1t is evident that the judges In that
court are not baseball enthusiasts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

Aviator Fowler says "etherial as
phyxiation" is a Joke and take nc
credit in the alleged discovery of the
affiction by Aviator Rodgers of the
new air-peril. Fowler probably will
find new name for the affiliation
before be reaches New York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

United States Senator Cullom, on
the occasion of the celebration of his
eighty-second birthday by reiterating
his written statement that there Is no
hereafter Judging from their re
cent actions at least two OF the SEN
ator's colleagues agree with him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

How much cider. did you make
this year,. inquired Farmer A OF
Farmer, B. who had offered him sam
pie for trial. E1t
Fifteen barrels" was the answer.
Farmer 4 took another sip. II
reckon, ST. he drawlad, "ef you'd had
another apple you might ha' made an
other bar'l"' i
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

The cadets at the naval training
station have been denied the priyi-
lege Of smoking cigarettes and chew
ing gum With few more restric-
lions OF this sort, Tncle San may find
II necessary to draft cadets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

In view of the fact THAI King
George Of England does MOI find 1t
necessary to seek reelectioni we can
see no reason why he is trying to ex-
seed President Tafts mallqEge record.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
= Various Reforms.

Various Reforms.
How can we step
The warning nations?
Get UP crop
Of dull oratlons.
How can we save
The oaks and beeches?
Proceed to rave
In lengthy speeches.
And bow allay
This cost Of living?
BY eating hay
For our Thanksgiving.
Louisville Courler-JournaI
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
cornered.

There are some people," said Mr..
Growcher, who seem determined to-
force you into falsebood."
ITO whom do yon refer?"
THE superiiciaily genial person WHO
says All! Did you have pleasant
GUNNER You are simply compelled
to say Yes. Y you don't. he'll. scent
q dark secret NM insist on Tong
explanation q w1at ths trouble wAa.'1
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
lne Bulletin il ca sale at the fol-
lowing places
Coleman's, 702 Commercial Ave
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue F1olt Restaurant.
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average number Of complete
and perfect copies OF The
Cairo Bulletin printed
daily and Sunday during
the year 19l0........... 1887
Average number Of complete
and perfect copies OF The
Cairo Bulletin printed
daily and Sunday during
the month Of October, 1911 1904
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

when the attention Of The Bull
letin is called to any misstatemeni
of fact or to any error concerning
any man or thing, corrections will
cheerfully be made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
Where Motoring Is Still a Crime.

WHeIG MUtUTIHB IS otIII vi IIIt'
The small city Of Odder, Denmark,
place Of some four thousand In
habitants, still refuses to allow the
motor car to use its roads, Motor
lists passing through the town have
to procure horse 70 draw their
car through the streets, and those
guilty OF contraventions OF this
regulation are heavily fined. --
Strand Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

If you fail to receive your
paper by 7 a. m, on week
days and 5 a. m, on Sundays,
telephone to The Bulletin Of
flee, No. SO, either phone and
one will be sent to you by
special messenger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

fretty soon somebody viii discover
method Of curing the goat milk
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

Don't wash the face In cod water
Just after coming in out OF the sun I,
II you must wash. use water as llo,
us you can bear II, and afterwards rub
In plenty of cold cream.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25
Guess.

A chorus girl lobster caught
Twas In a swell cafe:
Next day diamond brooch was bought
For whom we win not say.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

habit.
|D1eKTFGHEN
|yE0ABINET

HE loftier my thoughts be-
- come, the less is there TO
divide me from the humblest OF my fellow
creatures -Maeterlinck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-25

Eve--Are you bashful man?
Adam--l'm not certain, but there 10
no reason why . man should be afraid
70 look his own rib in the eye.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
Cats fiIberne Secb,eit.
@aibiuston, .. g., II. IN,

@aibinstpn n, 3. g., II. Snni.
- Die Teier Der iibernen Sudseit
E%rdiiSenten Eaft's unb iciner @attin,
bic am 10. Snni itnttiinbet, ,uirb cine
Der sr6Rfen S%eitlihfciten iein, bic bas
@eiHe Sans bis iett seieben bat. gis
Jest iinS idjpn iiber 1900 Gindabun .
gen auSgcianbt murben, ,iub uabr.
iMcinlih iuerben cs mod 1000 mer=
ben; man erwartcf, baf ctiua brei
gicrtel Der 0elabenen. erfheincn
,uerben.
Iram Salt wirb ani Hatb Der
Nerste aus 4einnbheitsriidiidten nidi
bel benz srufen Gmpfans crideimen,
iunbern at ibrcr Steile nirb ibre
Suhter Selen bic Spnnenrs ais Dame
Dcs SauieS MAIDEN.
Inter ben 8elhenfcu, nelde Dem
Srdiibenten Saft nnb Iciner Satin
a%clegentlid Der Seicr ibrcr iilbcrneu
6of6cit iiberrciht iperbelr ioaen, ipirt
lid aud, elm prad1tpolles Silbera
Serpice befinoen. pns bon Den Rits
gliebcrn bes 9unbeszS enats a~eitiftei
lpuroe. Sober ein3elne Der As Senas
loren trus ieiu Sfdrilein Su bieNm
@eideufc bel. ltnb Scnator Bacon, be,
Die Subifriptionsliitc berunteercidi
bate. madJtc bel Siffanp in Nep 9ori
DIE geitelling.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
9fD. 2OS2.

1884 SUB bod aeitieeen unb hattie
ctlten iteifen beutiden S6benreforb &C.
l6affcn. = Sm Ieroprom an Hom
Itilr5tc am s. Sum- Der itulieniihe
2uftihiffer Warra aus elmer SDbe
bon 300 SUB Su Spbe. - llub am II.
Siini itiir5te al 8icn (Gcuitabt) Der
Iutntifer Sincen5 Bieienbah ans
elmer Sohc bon so SuB in Den SOB.
Gin f%iinfter Suftmenif fano auf
Der @cttltrede Yariss Jtom leinen COB
i'm Reere.
Wa8oeburg, 10. SUM-. =
Der critic ernitlihe llnfaa bel Dem
nutionalen @ettfliegen ereiauete lid
bier, inbem anrl Niiuer BEL einen1
Snnoungsueriud nit ieinem Iero>
plan aus elmer tSobe bon t25 SuB
bcrabiriirste. Ser Slugnlenih erlitt
cine @ebirncridiitteruns. aber in Den,
Soipital, ipobin er eebraht puroe,
glanbt man, bab er geneIen ipirb.
Die Ipintifer Sinbpaintner. 3Dnia
itno 8ienc5iers laugten. nit 9inbs
panther als grItem, in Shnerin,
113 @eilen bon Iasbeburs. an.
. amburg, Is. SUM-. = Iuf
oem groBen beutiden Stumbling. befien
Start am leeten Spnntaa Berlin ipdr,
baben mlnnebr Die Slicger otto 2inbs
p%aintner unb Otto Siifner Die brittle
Gtappe Suriidgeleat. inbem Tie beute
Dor S6pcrin in Samburg anlanaten.
Die Sagesitrede bon 100 &ilometer
alng iibcr Sasenotp, 9oieenburs,
Sauenburg, gerseborf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20

&ien, Is. SUM. = Der 8abls
tag purbc bon berrlidem Better be-
gii1itiet. Snfolge bciien "a Die Be-
theiliaun9 cine pcit rescre. ais mad
Dent lauen Gang Der Gampagne 5icms
lid allgemein ertpnrtet lporben mar.
Sns9eiumnt iiub sic Ranbdte> i'm
Ib9coronetenbanIc Dcs Hcihsrdtbs 81
belesen, bnpon in @icn alein 33.
Sn Der Stant Bien baben Die
Gbriiflid Sp5ialen elmo Hiehcrlagc
crlitten. Bon Den friiber 20 Yertres
tern Iinb bisber iieben seiudblt fporz
Den. Serner bnben iehs So3tnloentoz
frnten unb Slpei Seutihs SortIhritts
li6e geiiegt. Bon 90 Stidlpablen
entfallen 16 auf Gbriilids Spsiale
9egeu So5iafoemofratcu. Sn Der
Stnbt 8iel mnd]ten bic So3ialDcn,ps
~fraten einen @elpinn bon $4,000
Stimmen. Bic 9briitlif SoSialen
perlorcu oaaegen Das Soppclte oieier
Stimmcn5abI.
Sn Seutid Sobn,eu bebaupteteu
Die Scutihen ibren geiisitanb. Bis
lang iiuo bort sehn Yertretcr Der pers
id,ieoenen beutid)en Yarteieu unb aft
Sp5ialbemofraten gefpdblt. Die
Oeutifen crobertcn 8ablonS unb een
&anSbc3irf IuiIig. Die EifchHfcn
So5ialoemofraten crlitten einc EN-
pfinotife 8iepcrlnac.
I~uBerbnlb @icu's ifuittcn Die
9hriitlih> So5ialen beiier ab. sic
baben SO aus 244 bisbcr cnoailtia
e~rndblten Hcifstags Ritgiiebern
burd)sebrnht. mebr GanDioaten oils
ir9enb cine nnbere Tartei. Die
Seutid1 : 2iberolen errnnsen A.. Die
So5ialoemofratcn As. bic G5ehen "a
uno Die Siipilopen "a Site. Die
iibri9en Iicsreifcn 9anpibatcn ents
fallen aIf -nft f~leincre Yartcien.
gu tumlltnnriihcn SSeucn fam es
bel Der &abl. Sir Die SIC Sise
paren 2.9S7 Ganbtbatcr aufseiteat
uno Die ~cin5elnen Yarieien bctdmpften
chamber dliBcrit bcitis. 9is iebi
Iinb Die HeIultrate aus 200 Wabibes
8irtcn befanrt unb hanpu miro e. III
"a 81 Stifpahlen fomnlcu.
Sdhpere Iusihreitunscn iinb aus
8ien 5u bcridten; piele Gplisiifen
iino perlest poroen. lin Sid Der Iufs
riihrer au e%riucbren. mliBtc Die Soli5ei
nit scSoscncm Sdbcl scgen Die Sus
muituantcn poraeben.
Bic Stihipablcn finben an 20.
SUM Itdtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
Gin nemcr .. 8.sK. Stats
psrbanH.

9us Iinneapplis, Minn.. i6rcibt
,Ser bcfanute Ieitator Serr @eorg
Stelslc: .&oumc ioeben bon Siihz
Safotn sllriid unb ienpe '0jriisc BON
inherent iiinaiteu Sobn bes Gentrals
WcreinS: Dem StaatsperbauDe bon
SiibsS afota. Der am IL. beS lcsteu
,Monats aIf Dem aatbniifcntagc sl
Sulcm. z. g.. sctuilit lpllrpc. oabe
bereitS 1904. 90 fir Gentrulnelle mo
.Sentrals 9ldtt" cingcnpmmen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
Die SramensSew

e 4 & 0 M. II. SUM. Iui
Dem IN Sfodbolm t~asenoen Gpnsref
Der 5ranenrehtlerinnen ionrbe am
Spnuerstas Der Mnidllme Der Naians
ar bic iu5ialifiihen 5ranen- Srsani.
iatipuen nne unberc Nereinisunsen
BON Jranen in ben ue%rifieoenen Gin.
bern bciiirwprtet.
Nm IA. Suni lpuroe III Inipeiens
belt bon 1000 Selegaten aus europa.
pen Hereinafter Staaten. Iuitralicn
nuo Siibz Nfrifa bier Der iefite 9on>
areb bes Sntcruationalen Suubes fiir
Srauenitimmreht croffnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
8eleien's Kabihet.

SrHiieI. Il. Suni. - Sas
aabtnett SrpolTuile. Gas nn Sielc
oes 5nriidsetretcneu @iniitcriumS
Sdolaert tritt, lit beiltc III folgenocr
3uiaumcuietuns betni,nt gcseben
iuprpen: Yrcmier uuh Niuiiter bes
Snucrn, Dc grcauepille; Suitis, Sers
rier; N~enbercs. Supisnon; Silan3eu.
2cpic; arieg. @cneral Sclcbaut;
Gplonien. Hcnfiu; Naturalization mn
&iinite. Ypnllet; Giicubnbuen. Carton
DC 8iant; Nauopirtbihait uno Seis
fentlid)e Grbciteu. @anoeuere; CIR
belts Riniiterium. Subert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
(speaieH fir bieie Seitung.)
Ralrnher-R

9alenber : 1erednumg mud alter nnn
iener 5prm. - Cine intcrcKante
Stnbie NIT aitrunpmiider Sesrin=
bnns. - @as lit 3cit? - ,5rast
mid Nienianb barum, 10 peif ids;
ipa ids aber crfldren. 10 wcii
ids tidt", crflart Der hi. sinsu-
firms IN ieinen ScfenntniFen
(XI, 5.).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
Wablen in OeferreidJ.

lt%ncinisfcit ipielt hrm Gbriitlif
Sp3ialen in Der Staot g1ien
enpfinblih NIT. - Sic id~tneibeu
abcr aneerbaIb Der Sauptitabi
better ab. - Scutih siberalcu unn
So5ialnemofrnten, lcttere beipn=
hers IN in Der Stabt Wicn MAIDEN
8eiuinne. 3abireihc Gid
iuahlcn am 20. Snni. - Nus
ihrcitnnseu bel ben @ableu.