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The Dickinson press., 1911-08-19
EQUAL SUFFRAGE CLUB
ARRANGE FINE PROGRAM

The Equal Suffrage club committee,
appointed by the president, Mrs. Louisa
Conger, to prepare program for the en-.
suing quarter, completed their work or
Tuesay. and the following prdoeram is
announced:
September 1.-Review of the recen,
book, woman and Labor by Olive
Schreiner. First division, Para
Sites Paper by Mrs. F. S. Cunning.
ham. Leader of discussion, Mrs. Gu,
Hunter.
September 15.-Second division Of
Woman and Labor. War" Pape,
by Mrs. V. H. Stickney. Leader of dis
cussion. Mrs. G. A. Perkins
September 29-Third division ol
woman and Labor, 1.-The Reason
Why" Paper by Mrs. M. L. Ayers.
Leader of discussion, Mrs. Oliver Wha.
ley.
October 13.-Paper by Mrs. R. H.
Beach. Recent Strides in Woman Stuff
rage. Leader of discussion, Mrs. w
F. Burnett.
October 27.-"Legal Status of Women
in North Dakota. Paper by Mrs. E
A. Lillibridge. Leader of discussion,
Mrs. j. V. Jcssen.
November 10.-''Pure Foods. Correc
Weights and Measures. Mrs. G. A.
Perkins. Mrs. W. r. Everett, Mrs. C. H
Wiley and Mrs. F. S. S.Cunningham. Lead
er of discussion, Mrs. W. A. Mcclure
November 24.-Review of recent book
What Diantha Did," by Charlotte Per
kins Gilman. Paper by Mrs. Guy Hun
ter. Leader of discussion, Mrs. Mar.
garet Dodd.
1t is suggested that each member o.
the club cut out this copy of the pro
gram and preserve it for future refer
ence. The meeting will be held in tn
Commercial Club rooms at 2 80 in tn
afternoon. on the dates named. AL
members are requested to be present a
these meetings as they will be very i'm
portant along educational lines. Al
who are interested, though not members
of the club. are invited to attend thes
meetings, where they will be hearth,
welcomed.
The Dickinson press., 1911-08-19
A SUIT FOR $4,000 Is
STARTED IN QUINN CASE
Want N R Co. pay Widow Heavy Damage for the Death
Husband Which Occurred Dangerous Crossing July
1910 T. F. Murtha Associated With Stiles Devaney in
the Prosecution. Ry Co. May Want Case in U.SCo

relative, was sent to the home to break
the terrible news to Mrs. Quinn and the
daughter aud son.
Maurice Quinn was nearly 40 years of
age and was born in Lowell, Mass,
where his parents died some years since.
Deceased was quiet man. who attend
ed to his own affairs and had made
many friends during his stay in the
city. He was a member of the local
Elk order and for some time had been
the keeper of the hall.
At the inquest T. N. Hartung, Walter
Junkin and l.. H. Dow were appointed
a coroner's jury, A. D. Davis, coroner,
of, the jury was concluded Thursday and
the finding was in substance this
That Maurice Quinn came to his death
from accidentally falling from an auto
mobile while passing over q rough cross
ing and being run over by freight
train.
From the testimony taken at the in
quest it appears that there was no
freight cars on the north track at or
near the CROSSING and that the fast
freight No. So, was moving west on the
second track from the north. The auto
Calllc uIOuIlu lIlc c1lu VI tllc SHOW 160Cc
at speed of four to five miles per hour.
This was about 100 feet north of the
crossing. The train was moving at a
little faster speed, perhaps six to eight
miles per hour. DR.. Davis and Mr..
Britt say that they did not notice the
train until just as they were up to the
track. The engine was about 60 feet
away. The doctor was running on low
speed and Immediately reached for high
and got out in hurry, passing over the
rest of the tracks and over to the ball
park before noticing that Quinn was out.
Brakeman H. L. Lotz. who was riding
on the pilot of the engine testified to
about the same. Two men over by the
fence, who were waiting for the train tc
pass made about the same statement.
They were watching the auto. Some
of the witnesses thought that the train
was moving at speed of twelve miles
per hour. but all agree that if Quinn had
remained seated and clung to the seat
rail he would have been saved. He
fell in northwesterIy direction, face
down. The jury appears to blame the
railroad company for the rough condition
of the crossing but no further than this.
Why the people in the auto did not see
the approaching train until just as the
front wheels of the machine were on the
track cannot be explained.
The Dickinson press., 1911-08-19

A $50, 900 damage suits was recently
started in district court against the Nor
thern Pacific Railway Co. on account Of
the death of Maurie Quinn, who lost his
life on tile crossing west of the city on
July 20, 1910. Stiles & Devaney, the
famous personal injury lawyers of Min
neapolis, and T. F. Murtha of this city
are handling the case for Mrs. Quinn,
who is now resident of Massachusetts,
which. it is understood, prevents the
railroad company from taking change
of venue from Stark county. 1t is pre-
sumed, however, that the N. P. counsel
will want to take the case into the Uni
ted States court.
In view Of the fact that this suit
against the railroad company has been
started, the following account of the
death of Maurice Quinn, published In
the PRESS on July %. 1910, will prove
of interest:
One of the most gruesome accidents
that ever happened at Dickinson oc-
cured about 4 o'clock Wednesday after
noon of July 20 at the west railroad
crossing, when Maurice Quinn was run
over by train and the body severed
just above the hips.
The victim was in the little back seat
of model F Buick and was on his way
to the ball park to see the Hopkins
Bros. lady players. D1. fl. A. Davis
was running the machine and John
Britt was in the front seat with him.
A freight train was moving slowly to
the west and as the auto passed over
the crossing from the north it was
noticed that there was likely to be q
collision and it is presumed that the
man in the rear seat stood up and poss-
IDLY was yanked out of the car back
wards. Fireman Frank Ehly was watch
ing on the south side and said to Engi-
neer c. E. Edquist OH the north side
that the auto was safely over, not motto
ing the empty seat. Maurice Quinn
was caught on the pilot, rolled across
the north rail and his lifeless body
picked up under the front trucks of the
second car. The accident created 8
great commotion at the ball ground and
the people rushed over to the crossing
in great number. The body was taken
at once to the morgue of Boulger &
Hughes and Mrs. j. A. McAndress. a
The Dickinson press., 1911-08-19
BIG TIMES al BElFlELp
State Hiistor;c..;r r4.,luRE

Reuben Lyon. deputy sheriff for Sta4.
county, ought to be pretty we'll ac-
quainted in Belfeld. He went up on the
10th and had not fini shed all his busi-
ness there until four or five days later.
His FIRST job was 10 take charge of the
Hanson Mercantile Co. stock, the Miss
ouri Valley Grocery Co. having made
an attachment for 81, 600. As soon as
Mr.. Lyon had served the papers and
taken charge of the store he advised the
Missouri Valley Grocery Co. at Mandan
and an accountant came out to help
him take an invoice of the stock.
L. B. Hanson was away at the time
of the attachment but on arrival little
later he did not appear to be particu-
larly surprised. The stock in the store
is said to be good one and probably
invoices nearly $500
Saturday night Deputy Lyon was call
ed upon to assist Marshall Nelson in
cleaning up bunch of fellows, mostly
transients. who were charged with
blind pigeing, gambling, vagrancy.
etc., around Belfield. The work started
in late at night and it was about o.
clock in the morning when twelve per-
sons, charged with breaking the law.
were arrested and placed in the Belfield
Jail, where they awaited the arrival of
States Attorney Murtha.
On Monday, Joe johnson. who was
charged with boot legging. failed to get
bonds and was taken to the county Jail.
He was to have his hearing in Bel6eld
before Justice Henry Kits on August
II. Gambling was the charge made
against Merrifield and Campbell. the
former operating pool hall and was
able to give $500 bail. Campbell is q
transient and gave $35 cash bail, and
if he should leave the country it is like
ly that no great effort would be made tc
capture and bring him back.
Vagrancy was the charge against
most of the parties who had been sleep.
ing around in barns and probably sell.
ing little whisky on the sly that some
other fellow had supplied them. Some
were fined small amounts and others or.
dered out of the village.
1t is said that one young fellow wht
was wanted had taken a girl to {
dance Saturday night and in order tt
look his best, had exchanged suits witt
a fellow for the evening. When he
learned that warrant was out for his
arrest he went into hiding and latel
left town. wearing the other fellow s
good clothes.
The Dickinson press., 1911-08-19

STATISTICS
First Official Report by Director
Durand. Streams Furnish s.
per cent of Water
for Lands.

On August II Census Director Durand
issued the first official statement from
the Census Bureau relative to the statis-
tics of irrigation in the state of North
Dakota.
The act of Congress of February Is.
1910, under which the census of irriga-
tion is being taken. provides for collect
ing full information concerning the
location, character, and cost of irriga-
tion enterprises; whether such enter
prises are conducted under national,
state or private control; the acreage of
land irrigated; the prices at which land
with water rights can be obtained and
the quality of water used for irrigation.
The total number of farms irrigated in
1909 was SO, against 81 in 1889, an in
crease Of IS. or 27.s per cent.
The total acreage irrigated in 1909
was 10. 248 acres. against 4,872 acres in
1899. an increase of 1903 per cent
During the same period the improved
land in farms increased 1921 per cent,
showing that irrigation development
was at about the same rate as aaricul-
tural development generally. The per
cent of the improved area irriagted was
OO5 in both 1899 and 1909, indicating
the unimportant place which irrigation
occupies in the agriculture of the state
The total area which all enterprises
were capable of supplying with water
in 1910 was 20. 687 acres, an excess of
10. 439 acres over the area irrigated in
1909. The total area reported as in
cluded in projects in 1910 was sc, 943
acres. an excess of 26. SOS acres over the
area irrigated in 1909. This indicates
in general way the area of irrigated
land which will be available for settle
ment within the next few years.
In 1910 the number of Independent
enterprises was 49; the total length of
bitches was 123 miles; and there were
% reservoirs. having capacity of 132,-
1877 acre-feet. Most Of this reservoir ca
pacity. however, is in natural lake
from which only small volume of
water is taken for irrigation.
The total cost Of irrigation systems to
July i, 1910, is reported as $7S9. 533. as
against SIG, $50 in 1899, an increase of
$772. 553 or 4, 549.8 per cent. The aver
age cost of irrigation systems per acre
to which these systems we're ready to
supply water in 1910, was $38.17.
against cost of SO. 49 in 1899, an in
crease of S3468 per acre, or 993.7 per
cent.
The average annual cost per acre for
maintenance and operation in 1909 was
So. 7S per acre.
OF the acreage irrigated in 1909, 1910
acres. or 1877 per cent, was supplied by
works built by the United States Recla-
nation Service. The remaining 8. 638
acres, or "a. 3 pc. cent, was supplied by
individual and partnership works.
Under the laws the works built by the
United States Reclamation Service are
to be turned over to the water users for
operation and maintenance. and when
this takes place all the land irrigated in
North Dakota will be served by works
controlled by the water users.
Streams supplied 8, 7S7 acres or IS.
per cent Of the total acreage irrigated in
1909: springs supplied 200 acres. or 2
per cent reservoirs supplied 1850 acres.
or r. Der cent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
Champagne IN Ganaea.
0abltampf trut Grnte pm nnsetuDbns
lifer Snteniipitat. - SaS
a~nuegions 8eipenit.

Ottawa, 80. Iltg. - 9eribte
aus alien Sbeileu bes 2anoes, Die
udbrenb Der lestcn Gage bier in Den
6auptitaot a%nselanst, 5eisen cine n
seippbnli6e Sntenitpitdt Der iest in
pollen Shpunse befinblideu Cams
payne unb lailen Stelung unb Sorts
Ihritte Der perifiebenen 8drteien bes
treffs Der Sauptitreitfra9e, Heeipru4
Sitdt 5ipiifen CANADA 1inb ben Ser.
Staaten, beutlif erfennen. Srosben1
Die Champagne ausgeiest bat, fpdbrenb
Die @rntearbeiten alif Der Sobe iinb.
Sieben GerIammlilrgen lnb politiihe
3nIdmnlcnfiinfte 3nborerifdften, ME
lie Der 3abl na6 obne 8eiipieI onai
iteben. Nad alsemeiner Iriibt fuirb
Der Yro5entiaB Der abseeebei,eu Stim4
men biesmaI GROCER iein, aIS BET
ir8euo elmer friiberen 8abl IN
CANADA.
Ser 8ampf sesen 9aecipro3itGt
tpirb bon ben Spredern Der Opppfis
ton aus @riinben Der Sefonomie lin6
dlid Der Ientimeutdlen Seite gefiibrt,
Sic fagen, oaB Die 2anoipirtbf1aft To
ben 3%ereinieten Gtaaten Der candbis
id,en iotpeit porails iei. baB Der cnras
biiHe Sarn1er ourh bte g~infiibrnna
bon Ianopirtbihaftlifeu Yrobuften
aus ben Gereinisten Stanten an bic
8anb gebriidt tperben niirbe. Did
c~onierpdtipen 3eitunsen bruden 9iiten
db, Die aneeblib bon GommiIiiunss
bdnblern ais Den Tereinigten Stdatei1
an cdnabiihe Gambler perifidt iin6
unb bebeuteub niebrieere Sreiie fin
&die, Sriihte, Semitic unD anbere
9ebensmittel entbalten, ais bic eand&
piifen Yreiie sesentpdrtie finb; bieie
Yreiie IoQen, tpie in Den 8riefen dns
seeeben ieiu ion, iofort nab Der Gns
nabme oes 8ertrases in &rdft treten.
Sie 2iberalen beboupten aif Der au<
bcren Seite. baB bieie 2iiteu nift edit
limb nnb nlr 6u benz Stped aufseIteat
itno, Inn DEN candoiihen Sarmer sea
gen ben Hecipru5itdts : Sertras ein<
sunebmen.
Ser ientimentale 8runS. aus perz
dem beralis, Die Goniernntiben ben
gertrdg ansreifen. bniiert baralf.
bab Erdiibent Saft in ieinem 8eridt
seiaet bat. CANADA lit an benz
Sdeioetpes d%ngelangt", als 8eht1
fertisung bafiir, hab Der gonereb ben
8ertras annebmen ioIte. Sic Cppo>
Iitiun bebauptet immer nod. bab Bras.
iibent Saft bic Iunerion ganaoo's in
Nuee babe. 60 iagte 8. 8, 8oroen
in Soronto: sd 5tpeifle nift an ben
2obalitGt bes canabif1en golfe8. bod
tpenn CANADA feline Snterefen bener
Imerifa's seeeniiber pereiBt, bann
fommt es S6ritt fir S6ritt aif einet
Stanbpinft, hen ole 2opalitdt ni1t
dnbern fam. Sic Seit u~m5ufebreR.
lit iest. bepor bic SdtpeIle trrei1t IT,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

Hliblanb, bas sesenipdrtig 100
Wiaionen 5dblt, lit babel iiberedngen.
neil feline g~inpobner5abl beinr Be-
gimme bes porisen Sabrbunoerts nidt
iifer geniig gu erulitteln lit; auBers
Dem feblen Die 9aIfanIfaaten, il6er Die
Sertilon aild nift ausreidenbe Inz
saben erbalten fonnte. 8etrdhtet
man Die Sabelle. in beren criter Spalte
Die Gambler na6 abnebmenoer Bolts
merse nngeorbnet limb. senalier. 10
iiebt man. ipie lid Die 3ablenperbGlts
niife perihoben baben: 1emtihlano III
BON 1900 bis 1909 pun Der 5pciten
at bic critic Stelc seriidt; 5ranfreih
hat bier YlaB madben miifen, nnb
fummt crit or nierter Stelle, na eS
BON Seiterreid nno Gnslanb auRer
9entf6lanb iiberfliiselt ,usrben ut.
Spanien. bas erite Der auiseiiibrs
ten 2dnDer, odS inter 20 Wilionen
ginipobner 5dblt, bat ieinen Hlas be-
balten nno audi Die Heibenfolse Der
iibriscn 2dnoer NIT fleinerer @inipobs
uer8abl bat iih MIR iebr penig pers
ihoben. benin MIR Sdtpepen llno Spls
lano baben ibre YldBc matchmaker
ailssctauiht; bod lit babel Der Inter-
ifico in Der Sepolferunssgrobe ses
ring. Vim itarfiten lit bic 3nnabme
Der Heu5lfernns in Spilanb; bort III
has YcrbGltnif 1.2,7. lin ettpas
fpeniser, I'M GerbdltuiB 1928. baben
Horipeaen nno 0dnemarf. tpicber Inn
ctpns ncniser. ndmlid i'm Iabitabe
1925. babeu Seutihlanb Hnb gnsz
lamb sii9cnommeu. Saun folgen Der
9epolierunes 3unahn,e nod 5rnGhit
Sd,ipeben iino 8clsien nit einem Ser
bGItniS bon 1913. bieran itlieBen iih
nit elmer 0crSoppelung Der ginipobs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

zen lid auf 1O4, o9s, 9urdi6nittss
tpertb SASS. SGbrlingsifiere unp
9ullen erreibten Die 3abl 71,49S,
Snrhi6nittstpertb $t6.37. Die Sc
iammt5abl Der Sriibiabrsfdlber, in
1910 gebpren, mar 130,4S3 nit eli
mem Surfi6nittsipertb bon $6.71.
Yferbe nnb SobIen.
Die 8elammt3abl Der Yferoe unb
Soblen betrug in 1910 649,741.
Sicrboii iparen 563 .592 ppr 1909 gez
boren. Sbr 8ertb betrue $7S,717s
900, Der Surfihnitt $139.67. Sdbrs
hinge, in 1909 eeboren, paren 6f,s
SAT nit einem Surfidnittslpertbe
bon S62.S6 porbanben. 24,602 Sob
len lpllrben i'm Sriibiabre 1910 9ebos
rem NIT einem Surdlihnittstpertb
bon S33.57.
Die 3abl Der S6tpeine i'm Sabre
1910 ipiro nit 331,5S5 a~n9eaebeu,
bon benen 60.2 9roSent ober 199.s
sos Dor 1910 seboren purSen. Ser
@eiammtipertb betrus $2,79S,0 600,
Der 9urfi6nitt $14.01. 1880
ipnrbcn in 1910 eeboren, Surds
Idnittsfpertb 1910.
Sie @eiammtsabl Der Shafe unb
Sdmmer betrug 2S9,354.
8efLIseI StatiItif.
1882 Carmen beridteten iiber
3,095,026 Stiid @efliigel nit einem
@eiammttpertbe bon $1,32S,000.
Sat- ale Sarnen hielten Siibner;
10000 beridbteten Srutbiibner nit
61,621 nnb einem @crtbe bon $751;
400. f0.131 beri6teten 39,93S
gnten gum Wertbe bon $26, 700; 3d.
456 berihteten 5000 @dnle i'm
@ert6e bon $4,000.
Die We~rtbsnnabme beS Befliisels
anf Sarmen in NDrb. 9afota in 10
Sabren betrns 211.2 Irpscnt, bic
Sunabme Der Ueiammt5abl 1874
Grusent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

ner5abl Sciterrcif, Die Sftpei5 IND
Sortu9ai.
3an iicbt. CO iinb iiberipiegcno
sermaniide Boiler, Die lid I'M aditfe
bon ctfpdS mefr ais etliem Sabrbun>
bert Der aopfsabl nadh %perooppelt pDer
no6 itdrfer permebrt baben. Rit
einem Gerbdltnib o 1:1,9 ftebeir
Stalicn nno Spanieu lfon unterbalb
Der 8erooppelunesgren5e, unb an
letter SteIle, NIT einent IaBitab pon
Ills, fommt Srantrcih, bas int
Sabre 1900 Der @olfsmen9c mad, au
Der Spiec itano. Nubcr Sraufrei1
gibt es aIeroingS nod Gin Sano IN
europa. beiien 8cp6Iferuuss sSunabme
Su ipiluideu iibrig lGbt. &c banDelt
iif Inn Srlanb. bns nitbt 3u<. ionbern
abgeuommen bat: i'm Sabre 1910
bate Srlanb feds 0iiaionen ginipobs
ner, ipdbreuo ndh Der 3dbliing bes
Sabres 1909 mir nod A RiQionen
porbanpeu iparen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

al Der yWeibipaiterei" Ser 9anbs
tartc brrob Bic NnfisS Saloon Siad be-
trdgt berielbe 1929 @aQpnen. 8cun
Die Yrobibition in ben leeten Mtpnaten
nidt einen Sdmpier crbaltcu bate.
10 lpdrc es nnmoslid,. 5u Iasen. ipic
piel mebr Der @erbraiidl 9eitieaeil
lpdrc, pa Die 2ente inn @roBen cins
fanfen mo ScngcmaB ali6 con-
1ltntiren.
Gin gnuadieu int @crbrandJ pun
geiitigen UetrInten in liSeniirten Ter
ritprien meint nihts Weitcr ais &c.
ifaffs : Yruiperitat nnb elm @ahirn
maHisen Srinfens, aber Gin @ahicn
hes Terbraid,S in ,trufenen" Terri.
turien mnR ais llebcrba nnnabme Der
Oeietluiigfeit NIB l~lnmdRisteit be-
tralbtet iueroen.
Sier3u ihreibt ole st. Saul
@~oIts5ts." rihtis: ~@eun bic sroBe
0taile Der pe~ritduSi9en Siirgcr Die
perpffentliften 3ableu nit geipiiler
8enu9tbuung betrabtct. 10 aeidiebt
oas ihperlih Dem @elb6eutel Der
Shunpss unb Bier Sntereiicn suliebe
- D lie peritebcn ben i'm IIlsemcinen
iclbit gang gut Su bitten - uno nod
piel l~peni9er. neil beiagte Siirger
Sdnaps unp Sicr als oes 2ebens
b0ditc. Sitter eradten pSer in beren
permebrtcn %erbrauhe einen littliheu
unb pirtblhoftlidcn SortIhritt err
bliden. Spuoern, neil lie III Dem
rnpcrminherteu. ia, iteiaenbcu Der
braudle nlfobolbdlii9er @ctrdnfc -
nod ba5u in elmer 3eit itarfcr unb su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

iabre, ols in Dem ant 80. SUM 1910
beenoigten.
Ser Sptul sg~crfauf ~beitiairter Spis
ritiiolcn (S6nnps, 8bfsfep. SuIcl.
etc, etc. betrug 13I,600;193 @ullps
ncn se9en 126.3S4,736 @dllonen i'm
Goriabre.
Ser Sotul @crbralh an 8icr in,
Sisfalinbre bon 1911 betrua 63,216.z
Sol Barrels obcr 1.959,722.3S1
@nllonen. acgen 59,544.775 Barrels,
ober 1,S45,SSS,02 0alIoncn in
1919. Scr @cIammt : 3mpads be
trdgt 12t,049,S23 @olpncn, oocr
ein 3unpad,S bon f.3 @allonen per
capita, nad ben lester GeniusSablen.
Scr Sptalpcrbraudl pro aopf betrd9i
MN 1920 @ulpnen. Ser srbSfc.
bisberiac Ierbraud beItilirter Spiris
tiIoien idlt auf bas Snbr 1907. Sis
1909 5eiste it'd cine Ibnubne, Die
ipieoer bis 5u gegenfpdrtigen Spbc
auiuildbs.
Na1 Dem Gmpianee bes Seles
aramms beS Gommindrs, pcrDffents
lidte 3. &c. Gilmore, Ger Yrdiibeni
Der Hatiunal Wueel 9i5enS 9cagus
folgenbe @ittbeillu9: Sie Sableu oes
GDmmiiars bilbcn cine ihwere Nn-
flase gegen bic IrobibitipnS . Be
,ucsmns als elm Seblihlas nnb cine
1arre. Die Sepeguna, ipeld,e Trobia
bitiou iiber mebr ais bic Sdlitc pce
Sanbes nisgebrcitet bat, bc9ann i'm
Sabre 1898, gu icucr 3eit betrup
DER Spiritupien %crbralid, per Nopi
ctlpa 1874 Wauonen uno nun. mad,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
prsipsritSt,,S aremetcr.

9ie trdnsntlnntiihc Saiiaaicrs8 Be-
lpegiln9 ipdtreitb Der NIT Dem 81.
Nu9uit 81 Gnbe gcbcnbens ad1t Wpuatc
oieic5 Sabrcs ipeiit inn Sereleid1 nit
Der gletdIcn YerioSe oes Iprjabrcs
elm 9an5 erbeblid,es Nanfp auf. Be-
ionoerS i'm 3ipiid,cnoedspertebr mad
Den &~creiuigten Staaten. ba nm ltns
sefabr $4,000 weniser bier cinse.
trDffen iinb, ai5 bonn Sanliar bis
@noe 4ignit 1910. Sm 8eitpGrtss
Terfcbr lit in alien brei alaiien cine
Gbnabme 81 per5eifnen. Su Der 1.
&njiite trafen tpdbreno Der 8eridbtss
pcriooe 1882 Ycripncn elm, ltml
1.S6S neniger als inn Ioriu6re; in
Der 2. &aiiite ldn9ten 140,0S4 Salios
gierc IN, UNI 1887 ipeni9er, ltno in,
3tpiihenbed 521,964. nm 22O,S54
fpeniger als i'm @prjabre.
Sm @erfebr nad briibcn lit beipuz
oers in Der l.. &diiite cine Ibna6me
81 ner6eifnen. Sn oieiem Sabre
reiiten S0,293 Yanasierc in Der I.
aaiiitc naf europa, I'M 1852 ipenis
ger ais i'm Goriabre. ,n Der .. aaz
iiite lit ge9en bas @oriabr cine 3us
rabne I'M $500 Ecrionen 81 ber>
8eidnen, ndmlih 90,143 gegen ST.
343. Inb oas 3iuiidlenbed ipeiit cine
3nnabme aif; Die HiidlpdnDerltue
mar infolge Der lm9iinItigcn Sc
ifdftslase uicl GROCER. ais inn @orz
iabre. Sieier Sbatiade lit aid Die
9eringcre Ginipanoeruna 5u3uidrciz
ben. Sn bieient Sabre reiiten 49,
946 S,uiidenbefs : Iafiaaierc mad,
europa. scsen 200,617 i'm @prjabre,
alip mn, 1899 mebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
SepSleermnes . 3unakne In
europa i'm lebten JaRr'
tmnSerf.

Scrtillon bat iiinsIt elmo a~u5icbcnSe
Irbeit pcroffcntlid,t, sic oic Bepolfes
runsss 3uuabme @uropa's i'm Ieeten
Sabrbunbcrt gum @egenitanbe bat.
Sm Sabre 1900 Subtle man in gan3
europa etipa 1SS Nilipnen @inlppbs
ner; 1909 ipareu CO 425, 10 nab cine
W~ermebrung aitf bas 5fpeis. breifahe
ein9etreten lit. Sir bic cinselncn
e%urppdiifen Stanten gibt Serti1on
folgenoe 9abelle, Die in Der eriten
Spalte Die Sepdlferuns I'M Sabre
1900, in Der 5rpeiten Die @olfs3ubl i'm
Sabre 1909 lin Wiuipncn) unb in
Der oritten bas 8ahstbrm : @ers
bdltniB entbGlt:
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nift serinecm @rabe crfplsrci1cr
probibitioniitiider Ebdti9feit - Die
cenf6ar bette 8iperle9uns Der Srobis
bitionslebre ieben."
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8ubapeit #, 20. Gusuft. - 2att
elmer Sbdbuns bes ungariihen Iders
bal> WiniiterS Serenpt lit Die biesidb>
rise @aiserute ltnsarn's nm 80 Bros
gent seriuser ais Die oes Sabres 1910.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
Die erite Elaide tpirb Sic iibers

Die erite Slaide tpirb Sic iibers
5euscu. oaB es serabe bic Reoisin if,
freld,e Sic ben0tbisen. 8enn Sie
seplast iino nit Spspepiia, 8beumas
tismlts. 2eberleiben ober 8eI6tperben,
Die burb iInreines 8lilt entiteben. 70
sebrauhen Sic Sorni's I~lpenfrGuter.
Niht in Gpotbefen perfauft. SHreis
ben Sic I'M gin5elbeiten an Or. Yeter
Sabrneb & Cons Co., 1875 so.
Sopne Gpe., Gbicaeo, Sa.
-+~|-@-
.6ebeime Mittbeilunsen~ fpers
ben oft semnft inn gertralen arif Die
- Snipnsbnftiateit oes Inberen.
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(Sir bieie 3eitung.)
sur 1efnperens'Sraee.

G%onpention Der ,GatboIic Sptal sb.
i~tinenee ltnipn". - gerednunsen
0 o.. g. Gabea Il. 2. GpmmiHar
fir Snternatiuaal Geuenue seisen
Irobibtiun ais 5ebidlas.