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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20
Reward For Estray.

Will pay $40 reward for information leading
to recovery Of a black gelding, weight about LOCO
pounds, white spot in face, one white foot;
branded k3 on left shoulder and NIX on right
thigh. GEO. LAVANWAY, Hawarden.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20
Horses Tor Sale.

l heve for sale three head of mares and two
geldings, or will trade for young cows. Inquire
Of or write to
C. TEMPLETON, Hollywood, Mont.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20
Bucks For Sale.

Rambouillet and half blood Cotswold bucks
for sale, In lots to suit purchasers. For par
ticulars address BENTON SHEEP CO.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20
Non Coal Land. No. 023042.
Notice for Publication.

United States Land Office, Great Falls, Mont,
December ID, 1911.
Notice 10 hereby given that
DAVID KLAY,
whose postofnce address 10 Shonkin, Choutesu
comfy %aa M, %a19nt. a., did, H., on o. the 18th Day Of
ment and application, No. o2aos, to purchase
the Ny MEX section 10, township q north,
range 9 east, Montana meridian, and the timber
thereon, under the provisions Of the act
Of June 8, ls7s, and acts amendstory.
value as might be fixed by sppraisement, and
that, pursuant to such application, the land and
timber thereon have been appraised at $4,000,
the timber estimated at $500, and the stone at
$500 and the land at $lo5.00 that said appli.
cant will oher final proof in support Of his ap-
p~lication and sworn statement on the sd day Of
February, 1912, before Chss. H. Boyle, U. 8.
commissioner, at his Office at Fort Benton, Mon
tsna.
Any person is at liberty to protest this pur-
chase before entry, or initiate q contest at any
time before patent issues, by filing . corrobo-
rated affidavit in this Office, alleging facts which
4. l.. BARNES, Register.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20
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IS | was going to Bethlehem town
\ Upon the earth | cast me down
All underneath a little tree rY11
hat whispered in this wise to me:
Oh, | shall stand on Calvary Z
md bear what bmthen saveth thee!"
IS up | Jared to Bethlehem town q
met a shepherd coming down, img
md thus he quoth: "A wondrous sight 49,,
spread before mine eyes this night. -~1 ''~. '~@
An angel host most fair to see,
That sung full sweetly Of a tree
That shall upift on Calvary
What burthen saveth you and me-"
And as | gt to Bethlehem town,
Lo, wise men came that bore a crown.
lis there" cried ], "m Bethlehem
A King shall wear this diadem?"
Good sooth," they quoth, and it is he
That shall be lifted on the tree
And freely shed on Calvary
What blood redeemeth us and thee"
Unto a Child in Bethlehem town
The wise men came and brought the crown,
And, while the infant smiling slept.
Upon their knees they fell and wept.
But with her babe upon her knee.
Naught rocked that Mother Of the tree
That should upift on Calvary
What burthen saveth all and me.
Again | walk in Bethlehem town
And think on him that wears the crown.
may not kiss his feet again It,
Nor. worship him as ! did then.
My King hath died upon the tree r
And hath ~outpoured on Calvary
What blood redeemeth you and me.
Evening journal., 1911-03-28
Specials for Easter

Ladies' $lOO Onyx black silk
Hose, Isle top: special :. 59c
Also, Ladies' black gauze Isle
Hose; thin weight ...... 29c
Ladies black silk lisle Hose
with lavender garter top 9ac
No. Isl. Onyx black silk Hose,
Isle garter top and lisle sole; 81.
Also. colors
Ladies' Onyx. pure silk Hose.
Isle garter top and lisle heel
and toe, in black, white and
tan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOC
No. 700 s. Ladies' Onyx black
silk Isle Hose .............75c
No. 400 X. Ladies' Onyx black
elk Isle Hose. with double gar
ter top ..................00 SOC
No $50 S, Ladies' Onyx Hos
iery' chiffon Isle; very thin:
double top ................ SOC
No. e $40, Ladies' Onyx black
gauze Isle Hose .........5 soc
Evening journal., 1911-03-28

Ladies' summer underwear, u
ing tomorrow of all that's new al
Fine Lisle Vests. hand GRO
cheted lace yokes. also very fine
one and one ribbed cotton vests,
CSC, soc, 75c, S1.OO, S1.50.
Silk and Lisle vests, plain and
hand embroidered. SL00 & S1.25
Union Suits. high neck long
sleeves and ankle length, also
high neck. short sleeves and
knee length ..... SOC and 75c
Very Sheer Lisle Union Suits.
low neck; sleeveless. lace trim
med pants, csc, 81, SL25, $3.50.
All styles Of Ribbed Pants,
Equestrian band tight knee. also
is~e trimmed pants Ard French
band ...... Csc, SOC end 75c
Evening journal., 1911-03-28

No. 500. Ladies' Onyx black
gauze lisle with reinforced seam
SOC
No. 727 S. Ladies' Onyx gauze
Isle. pure white. split sole SOC
No. 240 F. Ladies' Onyx black
silk lisle Hose double top. 35c,
3 for ..................S1. .S1.00
No. 935 NJ. Ladies' black Onyx
gauze Isle double garter top,
S5c, for ................sf. 90
No 21O S. LaG.es' Onyx black
cotton Hose. light weight. 85c.
3 for ................S1.00
Ladies' white silk lisle. double
top, Soc: 85c, 3 for .... .s1.00
Ladies' white gauze lisle, SOC:
Boo for ...............Sf.00
Ladies' Onyx black gauze Isle
nose ............... ........... -0c
Ladies' black. mercerized Hose
garter top ............ csc
Ladies' Onyx black cotton Hose,
medium weight; garter top csc
Evening journal., 1911-03-28

Spring Showing Z
p. Centemeri 2 and 3-clasp
French Kid Gloves. brown and
gun metal with white stitching;
also tan, black and white S1.50
Fownes' 2-clasp Kid Gloves.
grey, tan, black and white S1.50
Reynier 3-clasp Suede Gloves,
black. white and colors 81. 1.25
Bacmo and Adler's 1-button
natural and white washable
Chamois Gloves. s1.00 and S1.50
Bacmo. Washable Doeskin
GlONeh .....s.. s....... hlsOU
10 and t6-button length Kid
Gloves, tan, black and white,
$3.50 and $500
16-button length tucked silk
Gloves ................ f2.OO
Evening journal., 1911-03-28
Glove Department Specials
Spring Showing Of Kid, LisIe and sim.

I'd, LisIe and silk.
Kayser 16-button length SILK
Gloves. pink, light blue. laven-
der. pongee. tan gold, grey, black
and white ................S1.O0
l6-button length Embroidered
silk gloves. evening shades S1.5O
2 and 5-clasp SILK Gloves,
tucked and embroidered tops.
75c, sl.00 and S1.50
2-clasp SILK Gloves. black. white
and colors. SOC. 75c and Sf.OO
Kayser Chamoisette Gloves.
grey. white and natural .. SOC
Misses Kid and Chamois
JloNtS .......-...s...... .fl.OO
Misses Silk Gloves .... SOC
We will sell our 50 Seamless
Gloves for S1.59 on opening day.
Evening journal., 1911-03-28

good.
Cnildren's low neck. sleeveless
Vests, Isle also fine cotton,
loo. tSc and 25c
Pants to match, tight knee
gauze, also lace trimmed ribbed
pants ..... 25C, zoe and S1c
cnildren's Union Suits, high
neck short sleeves. knee length
at SOC; also r. V. ID. Union Suits.
cool and comfortable. at -. soc
Boys Balbriggan Shirts. high
neck, long sleeve, ankle length
Drawers; also high neck, short
sleeve Drawers knee length.
Also innumerable other styles
which We haven't space to men
ton.
Evening journal., 1911-03-28
Domestic Department

Look for our display of Anderson's
Ginghams and let us know how you
like them. as We purchased them to
please you, the price being 15e and 25c
Our Colored Linens are attracting
much attention. and we are selling
many more than last year. This sea
son promises TO be a record breaker.
Prices from 15c to S1.50 the yard.
Ask to see them.
Our sheer and beautiful Venetian
Batistes in cOlors with borders are
selling rapidly. Prices Zoe, 10 1-2c and
zoe.
Evening journal., 1911-03-28
Drapery Department

6Oc Pillow Slips and Table
Scarfs Of Russia crash, stenciled.
25c Pillow Slips and Table
Scarfs Of linen crash, stenciled.
Linen Table and Couch Covers,
red, blue or green borders.
Table Covers. $500.
Couch Covers, s1.S5 and $500.
Linene stripe Couch Covers, 81
66-inch pure Linen for furni-
ture slips. all the popular
stripes .......... 60c yard
27-inch Heavy Linene Stripes.
15c yard
Plain Colored Burlap. ss-inch
~ ..-...-. .-.....-...... l0c yard
Plain Colored Denim, S6-inch.
at ....................2 CSC yard
Bungalow Cloth, the newest Of
drapery goods, plain colors, light
or dark green, 36 inches wide.
SOC yard
Plain Silks for Draperies
(wsshable). so in. wide. SOC yard
Fancy Silks for Lambrequins.
borders at ..-........S Soc yard
Allover Patterns ... soc yard
Evening journal., 1911-03-28

Womens eKcIuslVe Suits OF high character
marked special, S27.6O. smartly tailored,
made up IN fine French Serge: colors navy.
tan and heliotrope. Nobby short hipless
coat with straight French back Both coat
and skirt handsomely embroidered I'm the
popular effects. Coat dantily lined with
Peau de Cygne.
Evening journal., 1911-03-28
Linen Department

are prepared as never before.
full and complete line of all
new, beautifm and desirable in
such as Paris Muslin, Batiste,
Nainsook, Dotted Swisses,
n Lawns and certainly the most
beautiful line of sheer linens
yer shown I'm our city. in fact
all the needed sheer ma
terials pertaining to
beauty and style. Prices
from 25c TO S1.5O the yard.
Evening journal., 1911-03-28
Specials in Spring Footwear

Our windows are showing the
very LATEST styles Of footwear
The line which as usual. com
bines style and quality with the
highest grade of shoemaking
that modern skill has been able
TO produce.
An inspection of the same on
your part will be to our mutual
advantage. The lowest possible
prices on all our footwear.
Evening journal., 1911-03-28

to $3.50. You save money here
Boys school and dress Shoes, tan
calf, patent coltskin and dull feathers,
Sl.25 to S2.i0, Good wearers.
Ladies' Russia calf and coltshn but
ton Shoes, new tips and lasts; neat
and nobby; special value &C.,. $500
Ladies' Russia calf cloth top. but
ton Shoes; special .......... $3.50
Ladies' coltskin Shoes. black cloth
tops, $500 and S4.00. Very dressy.
Our bargain tables will show you
several styles of Oxford Ties. a few
pairs Of each lot S2.20 and $40
Evening journal., 1911-03-28
Our Spring Showing in
Onyx Hosiery

The Hosiery due TO is perfect bacL
and its superior quality shape and hnsh changes
after washing
Evening journal., 1911-03-28

al new kVUuNs
Silkolines OF a greater variety
than ever. 80 in. wide. - 1-2c yd
Cretonnes. at IL 1.2c TO 75c I'd
For Curtains, white or ecru,
scrim and laces for windows.
A showing of all the leading
styles.
White Swiss dots. stripes and
figures. 36 in. wide IL 1-2c I'd.
Rope POrtieres, double door
size, with 4 IL inch bands,
SO and s. each
Ruffled Swiss Curtains,
soc pair 10 $3.50
Crex Rugs. all sizes. Crex stair
carpet with Grecian border,
45c I'd
Mattings. China and Japan"
1Sc, 25e, SOC, 45c yard
Rugs, 1896 inches, good grade
velvet carpet made into rugs
leather bound sides, wool fringe
ends .................45 45c each
27x54 1900. .e1.75 each
Window Shades, feet -
x6 # the best hand made ~
oil shading ... SOC each
~
Evening journal., 1911-03-28

Women's beautiful Dress. marked special
at $4,000. Made OF black silk Marqusette
Made over changesbe silk. Waist Of same,
beautifully designed In braid; yoke OF cream
lace. Skirt Is q prettily draped effect
Women's exclusive Evening Wrap. mark
ed special at $3.50. Made Of handsome
mustard coored broadcloth. with large sal
Evening journal., 1911-03-28
Ladies Underwear Department

unusually beautiful show
" of all hat
Evening journal., 1911-03-28
Formal Opening Display Of
Spring Fashions

m @ showing meeyw w m % 10
@ q b mu Of presses Waists Tailored
Evening journal., 1911-03-28

LauIts laIl ahu black suede Pumps.
Also dull, shiny and tan Russia calf.
newest bows or buckles; perfection IN
style; none better; our price s3.50
Ladies white. genuine buckskin but-
ton Shoes, equal any $500 boot: our
price Wednesday only, $500. Big
bargains.
Choice selections in Children's and
Misses kid, coltskin and Russia calf
button Shoes; also, ankle stran
Pumps; Sl.35 to $3.50. Good, service
able shoes
Mems dress Shoes, all feathers. ss50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
(SpeSiai GorrcippnScuS.)
nnn a. G.. 9.

seodntn,t ipurhe. "a mar iiir Ous crite
Mnbe. Ils Damn uber HuBlnnoi etne
Irnc III nilstpeibeiltigcr @eilc mad,
cin3clren flcinen Siiritentbiimcru uuS
aSniarcihen misitredtc unb 81 Sieicm
Sfuedc md, Die Iiirtci fir ieine Yldne
bccinflliieu ippllte, ba mar CO bnlpts
idhlih Sciterrcihs l1ngorn. Sds bieien
8cliiltcn cilteegenfrdt, In1o I'M Slltez
rene bes ciropdiihcn SrieNcns lid ais
3icl iciner niispdrtigcn Yplitif ben
Iriebcn Der 8alfanldnbcr" ais Salpts
alfgnbc ieste. gs iii feline flctne
Iuf9nbc in Dieien perihiercncn Staos
ten NIT 10 perid,iencncr 9epclferung
Den Srieben 5u erbaltcn traf,tcn. 20
'inh Shndflt bas aDnigretd Serbien,
bas aoniareid 8ulsarten, arnigreit
Mnmdnien, aonigreid Nontenesrp,
Damn Ole girfct unD 8riefeulnnh:
fcrner bas itets mrubisc unb bon
Hdubcrn unb Infitdnoiidcn mniidcr
gcmahte Mlbanien. Sicie ale Siiz
Ianrn1eu bilbcn 6eitdubig einc @efabr
fir ben elropdilben Triebeu,, lie finb
Elm gcfdbrlider 3iinbitoif, Der be-
Itdnbia befpadJt iperben mlB. Srobz
bem in 8ulgarien, 8umGuien n1b
@riehenlanb oeutide SpraItien herr
ihen, ut Dantt bod nod nidt Die
8ube mn Ser Sriehcn im Snlfan 9ez
lpabrt. Die Yeri6niihfeit, uber uiel=
inebr Der friebliebenbe siun Safer
Srans Soief's pm Seiterreid iinn bei
oieier anstudrtisen YpIitif, bic Seiters
reid i'm Nnftrase Gnrppa's iibers
itomnien bat, pun b~eionbers srpfem
@crtbc.
Scitcrreid ni,b Seltihlanb iltd1en
bieie Salfdnitaaten 81 ihiiseu unb Su
crbaitcn; &HBlano base9cn mofte
germ fir ieine Slottc cinen ireien
Surf9ana aus bent Shpar3en Meerc
hdbcu. Sas gebt nber nid,t, ~iolnnge
sic Siirfei Den ginsdn9 i'll ibrem gcs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11

Gin ensliihes fatbofiihes Sageblatt
ioll bemndfit in SeIlepile, SG., err
iheincn. Ser crit iiinsit baielbit ,iu's
9eben scrltfcre Staptpcrbanb fatbpz
liiher Screine bat in ciner am 80.
@dr5 in Ser ct. Yctcr's 9ntbeordlz
!3ale abgebaltenen Naiienperiamms
lung btuiidtlim Der Nnsiilbrllng ieines
9ro9rnmms es lid porldufis 3ir
Sauptdufgnbe seiteIt. ben aampi
eesen bas perleumbcrilhe iostaliitilGc
ygellcpiller Sdeeblatt uub Nrbciterz
3eituns" alien Grnites a%ifSunehmeu
ltnp burd8ufiibren. Su Dem Gnbc
lpurbc beihlpiIen. Gin fatboliid,es
Sneeblatt ms 2cbcu 81 rufcu, has in
cneliiher Sprade eriheinen itnb Dem
bcingten 5eshlatt lit aller' gntihiebcns
belt Die Stirne bieten iol. Soffcnte
lid tpirS has lIf,tcrnebmen bdlbigi;
burheefiibrt, uub bann Die beitcr
@ilni6e unb grfole! .,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11

@eriid, Deg .8ratofens" ipieber eiua
mai int peutihen 3anbc umbcr. -
9em prclBiiden Ibeeorbnetenbauie
aina cine Chickering'S Gorld9e gu, Die
bic f%dfultatine Gtnfiibruns Der 2ci@
henberbrenmne eeiesli6 reselu ioa.
Nnn, ba Centrum nnb Gonierpatipe
Der gcrloee bic @eucbmiguus II
iperben, 10 biirfte ibr Sdid@
ial i6on cntidicben iciu. Inbcrs
in 8raunihpeig. - Sier ipiirbe Die
Hegierumgs sSorla9e betrcffenb 2eis
henperbrennune an9enomn1en ulb Die
Sauptitabt ielbIt ntrb in fur3er 3eit
eiu &rematprium erbalten. Sir Die
bortigen &atbolifen bat Sieies nm
inioiern einen ,linangenebmen Beige
ldmad. ais bas brauuidpeigii6e &C.
ics cine 8eitimmlng entbGlt, blir6 Die
aud bic fdtbolii6en @cmeinoen, Die
eisene Sriebbpfe 6eiiseu. ~se3ipun9en
iperocn. Die 8eiiesung BON sifeus
rrneu auf ben fatboliiden S~riebbDien
81 geItatten.
IA es MN icl6it mnnhen Gatbos
lifen nidt gnn5 flar lit, iparum Die
Stride bic MISUNDERSTANDING ai,ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
OrIterreidJ- ltnearn's GrnbnadytItellrne.

iise bate. IIip lit icin gcitreben
pailad) eeriftct, bic Sirtei 5u befums
men, mlb cpertuell aud 8umdnicn
unb Sitlsaricu, ipcil bieie beiSen
aonisrcihc nod 5ipiifeu 8uBldno
uub Der Siirtci licgeu. Sbren
f.dftigtcn Sdlub bnben aber bieie
2GilSer an Seiterreif urb Sarum lit
bns 9eltrcbcu Hublano's, Seitcrretds
llngarn 3u ihipdhen. AnS hieiem
8rnnbe iinh ppr smei Sahren Serbien
unb Mpnfenesrp ppm Hnfianb 81
cincm arica nit Seitcrreid sebctt
iuorbeu, 5u benz rs jebph anf enersi-
ifes Giuihreiten SeutiHlanh's nidlt
%scfummen ut.
Sieles 3uriidbrdneen bes Siirfens
tbnms, bdun Die gcrntittlertbdtiefeit
gum Sriebeu 6fuiiden ben ein5elneit
9alfdnitaaten. unS enblif eiu Ginz
bdrnncn bes ruiiiihen gtnfluTes duf
'Dem galfan. Sieic brei Momente
limb es, ipelfc Die %iosenannte 8alfan@
fraac ausmadjen. Sab in bicier
Srase Die Yolitit Seiterrei1 sllnsarn's
bon 6 rIoIg be9lcitet mar, lGbt i'd
gar nift nerfennen. Sas bdben aud
sic e%uropGiiGeu @rcBmddte amer
fannt, nls tie Dor 5iuei Sabreu Die
@ebiete 9psnten unb S~er5eaonina. Die
friibcr unter tiirtiifem Shuee Itane
ben, Ieit 1878 aber, dls Die Siirfei
nift mebr inn Stanbe mar, fte in ses
boriser gSciie 5u ifiisen, BEN, Gro<
teftorate Seitcrreid's annertrauten,
ais lie bieic beibcn @cbiete. naf)oem
lie Seiferreih 80 Sabre binburh pers
,paltet bate, enreiiItig ais iein eisens
tbum beitdtieten.
Sn bieiem 2iftc betraGtet 5eist es
iih. bab Seiterreih : llnsnrn's Ius@
ipdrtige Solitif eisentlin cine iehr
unbunfbare iii. @eber Seutldlnnb,
nod SranfreiH, gnslnnb. 8ublanp.
@erciniste Staaten II. I. IN. begniigten
lid nit 10 ~serinsen grfolsen. Gs
benefit abcr. hab Sclterrctd> llngarn
on bicicr 8~e5icbuns iebr uneiscn>
niiRis lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11

gbuarb Fem Siebenter geIcgcntIi6 Der
8dttenbereer Setrdtb in Insii6t ges
Itellten Raht : gripeiterunsen MIR
nfrifaniihe @IitensH ebelbiloer iuaren.
Gin rtagerer Sibnlsp fp1tc lid cisent.
lid ME nit einem feiiten Subn Snll
In NtndDenffaften einlafien.
49,
9on 3eit 81 Seit bera~nitdlten
unierc sroBen &elt> nnb Seniationss
bldtter iuabre 8eeia9ben gesen alis<
ldnbii6e Siiritli6feiten. Ser Ser3os
bon Ibrli5seu, elm Srin5 oes iapops
iifen a1nigs6alies, Der gr5ber3oee
gbronfoiaer Sran5 Serbinanb bon
Seiterrei6 unb gan5 beionpera Der
nlilbe, sutmiitbige Yrieiter Yriu5 Nar
bon Safieu miiiien in bieien gldttcrn
SpicBrutben laufen. Sic a%lberniten
@eri6te. Die berlogeniten 9cihiften.
unb breiiteiten G%rfinounscn iperben
iibcr bcrarti9e Terioulidfeiteu frch
perbreitet.
60 cr5dblt 8. 9. Der SaIut
pubIic" bon 2pon cine @eididtc
iiber Die viebr faltcn" 9e5iebungeu
stpiid5en Dem aaiier bon Seitcrreid
nnb beiicn Geficn linb stahfolger. Der
alien Nationdlitdten Seiterreid's iebr
ipenis ipntpat6iif fell gci bcrartieem
Sd1tpinbcl 9ebt CO nod obcrbreir obtc
jebes Sbitem 81, benn anbcrieits tpirb
berboracbpben, baB bic @attin be5
Sbrpnfolecrs cine .tihedii6e Yrins
5eiiin" lei. Die fir bic Seutihen MIR
Ibiheu babe. Hotabenc lit bic rnors
gnndtiife @attin Deg Gr5bersoss
Sbrpnfolsers SIT Stuttaart i'm S9ipas
benlanbe geboren nnb iino beren
Sdneitern idmmtlidJ an beilti6s0iferz
reifiide unb iddiiide aapaleries
Oifisiere perbeiratbet.
4m Shlimmiten ipirb a6er nit Dem
SrieIter Yrit15en Mar bon Sahien
lm%aeiprunacn. Serielbe lit iosilz
iageu. in getpiiieu Sldtter1, poselfrei.
Sas journal" bat iiber benz
ielben Die breiiteiter 2iisen berbreitet,
Die pieber IN dnbcre 8ldtter iibere
ai1aen. Sbsleih Der Hrins War bier
IN 9aris ifon oft sn 0mnten bieiiser
fatbpliiher @erfe seprebigf anb tets
offene Sanb fir Nrme nnb @ebrdnstc
hattie, 10 bat iif nod nift cinmal cine
fatboliide Seitung 9%efunbcn, I'M
,penigitcns ben Grieifcr in Sdmt sn
nebmcn. Scrartise 3uitdnbe laiicn
IN 8cSrg auf Die 3erriittirrg Der att
bcr9cbrahtcn lleberlicfernn9cu tief
blidcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
W c II, in, S(pril t9tt.

fa ..rE
~i c Salfanirage, sic Seitcrreifs
Az 1lugarn's @ro5mahttclluna
. nah .nllBcu bin am meiitert
~ bcitirnmt, lit eil,c Srage fir
lid. Scit Der Snpoiion Der Siirfen
i'm II. Sabrbunbert n,o Der enbz
siiltisen abipebr bcs Salbmpnbe bon
Wien 1858 mar ieinc Steuuns bieicm
Scinb bcs @briltcntbun,s acacniibcr
cine ge9cbcnc nnb bon Hicmanb dllgcs
fodltenc. Canals, als 8icu lmtcr
ieiiicin SclbenSV crtbeibigcr Stcrbeme
berg Den iicsrcidcn Sabnen Sara
Wuifdfns Gin Snlt gcbot, unb ais
inter Siibrune bes Eolenfiiriten 90
barn Spbicsfp, bds gai3c tiirfiIfle
Seer III Die SliIht seid1lasen mnroc,
oainnls . a ieinc Stellunsnabnlc bem
liirfcnrcif gc9eniiber cine feitnors
mierte. Sas SanS Scbsbnrg nnb
bic sar5e Nlouarhie bctrahtete Is ale
cin bciitses, Grbe. ppn ben '@prfabren
iibcrnumnnen, ben Sslam INNER
ueiter snriidsnb-insen nnb ieinen
Giniluk IN europa su bredem. Seinc
Selobcrrcn 2ubrpi9 bon gabcn Ser
.5iirfers 2ouis" mno Yrins Gugen boz,
Sapupen, Ser ebIe &itter". tbaten
bas ibri9e. 10 baB has tiirtiihc Hcih
ihlieBlih Sas purbc, mas CO beitte
nod an @cbiet umfa6t. Sn jenen
@ebieten aber, ans benen Die Siirten
nertriebeu ipiirpen en~tifanben llciie
ie~l6itdnbi9e Stanten. bie I'M 9ailfet Ser
3eit cinen Staatenbrnb Der bunteiten
3uiammcniesuns biloetcn. nit einz
amber itcts itritten unb fdmpiten rnh
10 i'm 9aufc Der 3eit jenes unentipirrs
bare 6 baos bilbeter. bds cine itetc
8eunrubisung Der ansrenSeubcn
Staateu uno 9au5 Mittelz guropa's
bilnetc.
sus Damn nllf Dem Scrliner Gpits
grcB 1878 bic red)tlihe Sfeanng
bicicr Stnatcn mn ihrcr Gpnaitien
feifaelegt ipurbc. utp Der Siirfci sic
ibr %gebiibrcnoen 9iehtc 5uerfanrt.
nbcr audi ibr gtnflub beScitcuo cins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11

Tic SosiaIiitsn crIitten bel Der
&ublen %ucrfloncner @ofe IN ibrer
5ohbiira Milipaufcc cine cmpiinplihc
Sflappc. acin ~cin5iaer ibrcr eaunis
baten fir 8idter ober SfuIbirsftor
errciftc bdS seeitcdte 3iel. Ser
ci8cntlid)e @rlnb, pcsbnl6 bic So3ials
bemofratcu biesmal 10 ihled,t fubrcn.
tit iuchl Der, bdb Die pielcn nncins
gcloiren gcripredinseu Der Tartei, ibr
tpaes Sarauflosnirtbidaften, ieit tic
int Hate iiup. uub ibre InnaBung,
bic Stimm9cber Dor ben aopf seItoSen
bdbcn, ipelde ibncn in Der lesten
Sriibiabrsipnbl unb in Der lesten
Scrbitpabl nlls llnsufriehcnbeit nit
Den alien Sartcicu gum Siese pcrs
bulfen batten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
Parirer 3eitldnfr.
(Spe5ials s rrciponbcn6.)
l1am Wilbrlm trommt.

&enntniiie ieines Gplescn Griippi, Der
fir 9elcaHe bas Nprteieniae hes Nus
wdrtisen Int ben, 66nbeB halt, in
@esus ant a~nsspartise snselescn.
beiten iih nidt iiber Yprfer Shinfen,
1iliener Bier mnb Risacr. Spppel=
9%iirnntel eritrefen iolen. Sn bem=
ielben Miniterinm beiitt ia aud Der
Niniiter 8erteanr ,bas Hprtefeuile bes
&rieses, DbgleiG ef, in ieiter Gisen=
ihaft ais Wehieiz Nsent, iidD better in
,0emdbrifaftcn" ais yYemebrs
ihaften" ansfennt, mnb i'm Grnitfalle
einen &unpnen Ramfh nit rinem &a-
ftpnen =9iaud pcruedbfeln f6nnte.
Su Solge bes Miniiters 8 ehiels 1T
nm ben Tationdliiten Der aamm 9ans
hebentenb seihpollen uuD rid)tcte 1ih
bcren Corn 5iIerit seeen Die Suben.
Scbt sebt .cS gegen Die Seutiden.
Sii6en nnb oriiben iptro tnpfcr 9cbest
linb in beSeihnenbcr 8eiie Defenders
pon Sciten Der Siibenbldttcr. Ser
Snbenltdmmlune nnb Hebnftcur bes
Barrier Weltblattes vW tin bcst
in ~berIclben @eiic tpie Die iiibiiden
Shnattcrcr beg e dgbIattcs"
unb Der Rational 3citlns" bon
Berlin.
Die rlibigen nnb bcrniinitisen
&reiIe Scr beibcn Giflturbolfer ieber
bie1cm 5rci6en nit patriotiihen 8ez
flcmmnngen sli, cbne @utb, Wittel
uno Wcgc at iinoen, ocmlelben
iteltern 81 fpnnen.
Sn Den 8esie6ungen 5tpiifen
Sranfreih nnb Spaniem nbapert" es
einmol, gelesentlid Ser Gin
miiGungen Sranfreif's in Die rein
n,aroffnniifen @~erbdltuiiie. Spas
nicn Fat iid) i'm 9fif bon Warofto
ieiner 3eit eiusn 8auifJ ansetruns
fen. Der linn 'iebt eineu tiidti9en
6ascniammer cintrdet. GO iiebt elm,
bdb ieine Yrdteniionen iiber Den 5u@
fiinitisen SeiiB Der marpffanii6en
aiiitc bon Ser 9ieers gnsc bon
Gibraltar bis an Die fran5DiiId,>
alacriide @renSe nift emit genomz
men ipcrben nno ieine sebcaten Soffe
riInacn lid in blaien 9urit alfloicn.
Ser itolsc Spanier lit natiirlid linz
aebalten, baB ar bic bon Dem ~fctiteil