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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30

a, lot of cartridges in there. These
they hurled into the pit. and found
great amusement in the explosions.
Hubert Carleton, General secretary
of the Brotherhood of st. Andrews,
who returned by the Mauna Kea this
morning from Hilo, spent an enjoyable
time at the volcano. He could not
drag himself away from the crater
He went over with some friends, and
when they left, after having spent sew
eral hours there, he was unable to
bring himself to leave the wonderful
sight He found it the finest scene
of its kind that he has ever seen, and
he could not leave. He remained there
all night.
Speaking about the volcano this
morning, he mentioned that the road
was so cut up when he was over there,
by the great traffic that carried the
sailors to and from the Volcano House,
that it was impossible to automobiles
and other vehicles. This meant that
the wouldbe sightseers had to walk,
and for this reason several aged peo-
pie, who could not make the trip by
the trail, mad to abandon the idea, or
else wait until the road is in proper
condition again.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
LEADER OF RELIGIOUS
FORWARD MOVEMENT
STARTS LOCAL CAMPAIGN

denominational in any way, for at the
gatherings are to be found members
of the Catholic church. At one gath
ering a Rabbi was present. OF course,
he could not take prominent part in
it on behalf of his church, because it
is essentially Christian, but he was
able to help in his own way, and gain
some help from the movement.
Action Is Systematic.
The idea is to go out and help the
nominally religious to get into the
churches to which they belong. The
basic principle is to get men and
women into the churches to which
they belong The idea of big revival
meetings, and such like gatherings,
has been abandoned. 1t is felt that
there is no lasting benefit about such
functions. With this body, however,
some lasting benefits are obtained, for
the representatives from all churches
in the movement help The co-opera-
tion of all is sought for the declared
church of the man or women ap-
preached. There is no clashing of be,
liefs. But there is no unity OF
churches either. 1t is felt by the ma
jority that this is not possible.
Some magnitude of the work may
be gathered from the thoroughness
with which representatives work For
instance, when a representative is
coming to a town or city, those al
CONTINUED on page four)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
DIR. SENS SON.

son of DR. Sun Vat Sen, president
elect of the republic of China, has
been attending st. Louis College here
for five years, having graduated with
honor in June of this year. He always
maintained good standing in the col
lege being well-behaved and studious.
Today W. A. Bowen and the other
members of the committee that con-
graduated DR., Sen by cable yesterday
are entertaining his son at dinner.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
Only One Bid Received
For Pearl HarbOr Shops

Only one tender was received at the
local naval station this morning for
the erection of the seven shop build.
ings at Pearl Harbor. This was from
the Hawaiian Dredging Co., and was
for $9S,773,
Bids were also called for to be
opened in Washington, d." c., stimuli
taneously, but whether any were re-
ceived there, and if so, what they
were, no one can say.
Walter Dillingham; of the Hawaiian
Dredging Co., who has this matter in
hand, telegraphed to Washington to
let him know the situation there, but
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
FLEET TO leave
THIS DAY WEEK

Preparations are now going on
among the fleet that would indicate
that the vessels will leave here on
Saturday next for San Diego, accord
ing to original plans. Stores and coal
are being taken on, and as far as is
known now they will leave next Sat
urday. If they do not actually leave
these islands they will go outside and
lie out there for while before de-
parting.
That there is no truth in the asser-
tions made unofficially that the cruis-
ers are going to China, or are going
to prolong their stay here, is the ie-
ply given to inquiries on board this
morning. The navigators are now
working out the speed at which they
will make the next pOrt-San Diego
and on the way cruise around to the
south little for an unchartered rock.
This is called Legardo's island, and
its exact location is to be fixed, if he
ships can find 1t.
This is thought to be De Greave's
island, which was found by John d
Greaves many years ago. He report
ed his discovery, but no one has been
able to discover it since. Captain
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so far nothing has been heard of the
matter.
The foundations for these buildings
have been laid by the Hawaiian
Dredging Co., that firm securing the
contract some months ago The struc-
tural iron for the shop buildings ar
rived last Saturday in the steamer
Navajo from New York via Panama
1t is now being unloaded into trucks
at the railroad wharf It is for the
erection of these buildings that ten
ders have been called.
Admiral Cowles when seen this
morning remarked that it was quite a
reasonable bid that the Hawaiian
Dredging Co. had submitted.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30

of the old Coronado was
many years az" -. .. Alert
when she made an unsuccessful
search for it. Captain Lawless be-
lieves that it is so low-lying that it
cannot be seen until a vessel goes
close to il, while at other tin.,5 the
tide may cover it altogether. and thus
ship would pass in the vicinity
without seeing it at all.
There was no fresh news to be
given out this morning concerning
the smashup that the West Virginia.
had with the marine railway. The
inquiry is still going on, but the pro-
ceedings are beingIheld in camera.
Another inquiryl that is to be held
in naval circles is the carrying away
of beacon No. by the naval tug
Navajo. This afternoon a board con-
sisting IF Lieutenant Gayler, Ships
Boatsw0tn Meadows and Mr., Sharp
win i.luire into the mishap.
Th'B morning a staff of men was
tryin.D to locate the beacon. A diver
was q vn searching for it. AS soon
as it is found It will be hauled Up
and Y possible set in position again.
The light on the beacon is said to he
worth $500
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30

Hubert Carleton, M. A. (Oxon.), in
ternational secretary of Religious
Forward Movement, general secretary
of the Brotherhood of st. Andrew, and
editor of st. Andrews Cross, was en-
tertained this morning by the Broth
erhood of st. Andrew at breakfast at
the Commercial Club. There were
present: A. d. Cooper, r. McGrew,
president of the local chapters of the
Brotherhood; Arthur Restarick, Will
liam Thompson and a representative
of the Star.
Tho Movement.
The meal was an interesting one,
for during it's progress Mr.. Carleton
gave some idea of the movement with
which he is connected. 1t has moth
ing whatever to do with revivals, or
impassioned addresses usually found
at such meetings 1t is a quiet sys-
tematic work carried on by religious
experts, who are thoroughly acquaint-
ed with local conditions.
The body controlling the Forward
Movement is large one. For in
stance, for many months much worh
was done without a word of publicity
This initial work cost over $750,000
From indications not thing had been
done. Everything was kept private
and then at once the movement was
launched. It has met with great sue
cess all along, and seems to be in
creasing in favor every day. 1t is not
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30

and you will be protected at all times"
Judge Lindsay explained the law to
the inspectors, who listened with at
tenUon to the discourse. On Tues
day morning DR.. Pratt Will address the
Board of Health inspectors, and on
Wednesday morning DR.. Hobby will
also deliver an address, DR.. Hobby
was to have lectured yesterday, but he
was delayed through an urgent case
and could not arrive on time
Yesterday DR.. Pratt and number
of the fleet doctors visited the Kalihi
Receiving Station. The naval medi-
cal men declared the station to be an
ideal one, and they had nothing but
good words for the hospital
Today is pay day at the Board of
Health office, and the staff is busy
handing out the vouchers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES IN HAWAII
SEEKING TRANSPORT PRIVILEGES

of the chiefs on the proposition.
Stress is laid upon the fact that most
of the employees of the Federal sery-
ice are from the mainland and that,
on account of the almost prohibitive
steamship rates and the high cost Of
living in Honolulu, they have prac-
tically no chance of making trip to
their homes. The question of health
is also touched upon, it being stated
that change to cooler climate
every few years is necessary.
1t is hoped that the letters will be
sent on to Washington and due con-
sideration be given the proposal to
allow Federal employees the same
privilege as Territorial officers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
DOGS FROM ALL COUNTRIES
WILL UNDERGO QUARANTINE

some of the members of the board
thought that better agreement could
be come to with the plantation, regard
ing the cutting of firewood. A pro
posal to allow the plantation to cut a
certain percentage of trees, instead of
80 many cords of firewood, seemed to
be favorably looked upon by the board.
The scale and blight regulations will
be threshed out by tho committee,
after which the board will act on the
matter
S. T. Starrett, II. Weinland and J..
Clark we're appointed honorary inspect
ors by the board to look after the
scale and blight evil. It is felt that
these men, in the course of their ordi-
nary occupations, will be able to do a
lot of good in the way of obtaining
clean culture of the island orchards.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30

All of the Federal employees of the
immigration, internal revenue, post
office, customs and judicial depart
ments are anxious that the privilege
of travelling on the United States
transports be granted them. At pres
ent the only civilians who can travel
'on the transports are the employees
of the Territory of Hawaii. 1t is felt
by the Federal employees that the
same right should be granted to
them.
There have been meetings of the
employees lately and after much dis
cussion it has been decided to send
letters to the heads of the different
departments, asking the cooperation
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
DOCTORS BILL
CLAIM LOST

In the matter of George S. Curry,
trustee, versus John w Cathcart, an
assumpsit tor $125, the circuit court
has decided for the defendant.
Curry brought suit for 1925, alleged
to be due on account or services rem
dered by DR.. V. S. Collins to Mrs.
Cathcart during the year 1910, The
account was supposed to have been
assigned to Curry. He, however, fail
ed, in the opinion of the court to
make out case and Cathcart accord
ingly won
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
LATEST SOCCER.

1t has been mutually agreed by the
teams playing soccer on Monday next
that the game be layeG off little
earlier than usual 80
The Males and High Schools play
the first game, not the second as re-
ported in this mornings paper, at 1880.
and the Healanis and Kams play the
second game at $50.
Both games are to be played at the
usual place, Moiliili.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30

and private, 55O5 feet making a grand
tota of 1878 feet
The water area OF Honolulu harbor,
as defined by the harbor lin" is 177.2
acres The reserve channel, ppdredg-
ed at present, is 45.6 acres. The avail
able water area of harbor in Decem-
ber, 1911. is 1916 acres
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30

Trip around the island foi pas
sengers. $50; passengers $S5. Sill
vas Auto Stand new phone number
S664) or 1179 Chaplain street opposite
Catholic Mission, Fort street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
TVEITMOE AND
OTHERS ARE
IN THE. TOLLS
(Assooiated Press Gables to the star)

LOS ANGELES, December 3lOlaf
Munsey the
grand jury which
used in blowing Times building McNamaas
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30

Governor Frear has had no word
from Washington yet, but he is stin
holding down the lid.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
Detective Convicted

REDDING Fleming detective
been
threw from the a Pullman a year
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
Rails Spread, Train Wrecked

SHARON, December 3OA
wrecked today spreading the
killed a injured.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
WEATHER

Their. min. 50.
Bar. s a. m, 1904.
Wind, u m, 12NE.
Rain, 24h., s a. m,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
Taft on His Travels

PHILADELPHIA
three hours
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30

Cane, 4.55c. lb., $91.00
ton.
Beets, Ids. Cd. cwt., $103
per ton.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
Democratic Leader iii

WASHINGTON, December 3O-Represenave Underwood AL
bama is threatened with appendicitis.
CNiorning Cable Report
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
amtcrcRane s&uIaatiitif.

Guf Der ncuIid in ct. Ntarp's, Ya.,
dbgebnltcnen Sabrcs : 3criammluha
ecr So~berntion Der fatboliiden Ser
CHIC oes Staatcs Ycnniglpanien belt
8cp. Or. z. 8. GpafIcp biidDflidcr
Sefrctar III Yittsbure, eine Iniprabe
iiber Die Soften bes llnterbnltes Der
roffcntliden" ShuIen unb Der fatbos
liiden Yfdrrihulen in ben 8erciniae
ten Staaten. SIM &erInufe oieier
Inlprdhe iagtc CT: v@enn mir Die
dmtlid]en 8erihte iiber Sas ShuIs
lpeien unieres 2anoes in Dem am 80.
SUM 1910 abgelnufenen e~inidbrigen
3eitraum bctraGten, finoen mir, Dab
100000 &inoer Die tatboIiIhen
Yfarridulen beiudben. Ser 8unbess
commiiidr fur Sdnhpeien be5iffcrt Die
8elammts Iussdben bcs gailSen 2an>
oes fir Shulen in Sieiem einiGbriaen
3eitraumc auf iiber $500. 600, 000
unb io9t. baB Die Staatsihulen BON
12,700,000 Ginbern bciuht porbcn
iinb. Sarnah bctragcu bic iGbrliten
Surhihnittsfoltcn $31.65 fir jebcs
einSelne Gino. Hadb bieicr 8crcd|z
ming criparen bic aatboIifcn Der Scr.
Stunten DER nnIerifaniidcn Nation
aaidbrlid $41, 100000, Do .1.30O,<
900 fatbpliifc ainbcr. bic .Dficnts
lidcn". Shulcn nidht beiiidJcn, nnb
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rid,tcn mub, Sas ,mcint, baB Die 49,
100000 antbolifen Scr Ger. Staaten
uidt nllcin bafiir idbrlid S4t.000,s
600 gu @unitcn Der ~aeiammtcn Nds
ton burd hen ~llnterbalt ibrcr cigciicn
Yfnrridulcn bciitelcrm ionbcrr
auBcrbem nod, nit $66,000,0 900 fir
bcn llntcr6alt Der .Dffcntlid,er"
Sdnllen beirelert lpcrben Si @uniten
scr Niid,tfatbpliferL bic ibrc ainper IN
bicic Sdulcn icnbcn. Snraus crs
belt, baB Die fdtboliidlcn Sclpobncr
Der Gereinigtcu Staaten fir Den
llntcrbalt ibrcr eigcncn Ifarridulcn
unb Der offentlifen" Shulen ben
unaebcuren Setras bon $100,000.s
900 i'm Sabre aiisgcben. Biirbcn
morgem pieie. 100000 fatboliiGeu
ainbcr in bic .offentlihcn" Sfuleu
nuieres &anbes scididt peroen. 10
miiStcn Die Sterer5abler unieres Cans
beS nidt aIeiu cine ipeitere Summc
bon 100000 nufbrinacn, ions
bern ipiirSen nod $500. 900 bis
$4O0.00o,S00 bcn0tbi9t nerben, nm
neuc ShulbduIer gu erbauen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
Subildcn beutidj amcrifauiihcr
Hrieitcr.

Sas 9oiOeuc Subildum tonnen in
bicicm Ionatc feicrn: Im n. Sept..
Der bpdip. Eatcr 9auliu @enfmanu,
8. z. .. Scrielbe purbe geboreu am
IS. Sttober 1886 5u Sambaf, 9ioS
5eie Hegensburg; inn &anbc felt Den,
Is. Sftober 1858; lit Iiiiitent an Der
ct. Rarien> Stride 5i Cts Marp'e.
elf Gormtp, ga. - Im 81. Stpt..
Der bocblp. &ater ItbauaIiYs Sintes
nad,, .. 2. 3. ScrIeihc lpurbe ges
bpreu um 20. Sc6cmber 1888 5il
Sd,pll6rmrL @r5bi6Scic Sreiburg; i'm
Saubc lett 1876; lit Snbprior IN Der
ct. SiiHcnt's Mbtci i'll S~tnuigtpapio.
- SaS % idbriSc SIibiliaui f5iiieu
icicrn: Nm 8. Scpt,, Der hDhip. Batter
Spicp6 Soh. Scriclbc lpirpc acburcil
an 10. MGr5 1861 ~ Srcbihh,
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anp!nu i'm It. Sgnn;iS SuIilutiYn,
;u 9cnuinc. u. ). Sm II. Scpt..
Der bodnp. %utcr Nlpbnrs grpcls.
Scriclbc puree 9cborvli am 1. Mai
1864 5u '@eeri, Sip5eic Tocrmpno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
Gus Siuug Gin, Soma.

Scr bud)lu. i. t. Scucritcin bon
Scyfnrs, 81, pobntc pprigcn Wpntu9
Der @inpcibung Der ncllcn ct. goui~
fatiliSs Stride in Siour Gin bel mo
belt CT bel bieicr @elcgenbcit bic
beutihc Yrcbigt. Cine groBe 0enz
fdcnmengc unb pielc @ciitlid)e, mobnz
ten Der bobcu Seicr bel. Sic Gin
peibung nabm Der bodJp'itc 9iihpf I.
g. @arri9an ppr. nabpcm porbcr Ole
fatboliihen &crcinc BON Siour Gitn,
1000 Wdnn itarf, in feitliGcr Yarube
our Stride mari6irt.
Die beutIde Ct. 8oniintius ocs
meinbc bat iGbt Ole idJ0nitc Stride in
Giouy Sim. Die Stride lplrNc nit
cinem auitcnnliilpnnbc bon il6cr
S10O,00 crridtct. Die @cmciubcs
SduIc unb Die z 6lpcitcrnpobuuuO
foitcn cbcnfallS $4,000 mb Der 9ous
plnb 1T audi icbr lpcrtbpoll, 10 bnB has
Gigcnthum Der bcutldclt ct. Suniias
tins @emcinNc icBt cincn &crib DO.
ilbcr 100000 rcprdicntirt. Din Dc
mcinbc itcbt lett ~ciniacn ,Sabrcu inter
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hob hic Yutrcs Gripla BADEN. Scigt
ihon hcr llmltnnb, hub tic ioId)c Sc
boube %autfuhrcn tpnncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
AUCTION SALE OF oUIGLEY
FARM

at front door of Court House, in the
city of Dubuque, at 1880 a. m. Octo-
Der z, 1911, in order to close the es-
tate of the late William Quigley.
This farm extends over $50 acres of
fine lands, we'll adapted for dairy,
stock or general farming purposes,
with buildings and best of water, To-
Gated four miles north of Dubuque,
on the level and macadamized Sage.
vile Road, affording excellent mar
keting facilities. 100 acres Of the bot
tom lands yields an average Of 20
bushels of corn per acre; 100 acres of
the uplands yield good crops of oats,
corn, wheat or barley; 65 acres, of
fine grazing land; 35 acres of mead
ows supplying abundance of fodder;
and so acres of good timber.
This is a rare opportunity to buy
a fine farm, the produce of which,
under good management, will pay
for it in a few years.
Sale will be made for part cash and
balance on terms to suit.
Title clear; abstracts furnished.
For information write or inquire of
AMY QUIGLEY, Executrix.
]. e. OHMERT, Auctioneer.
KENLINE & ROEDELL,
Attorneys,
Dubuque, Iowa.
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Anfrnf nit Dir Miteliehrr hrs
st. Bn%nifatins -%t}mnhrs.

Carroll Suma, snjnuss Sept.
1911. - Nnf mad S~ncrsciGe! sii.
fir nie beurigcu Seicaatcn nnr 9idjt.
n~elcantcn hes ct. @pniiatias 8uuses,
bic, mir buffeu cs, satircit i'd elm
ftueen mcroeu, ais Earyie. an
Chicago belt bieie @chc Der srofc
Central. @rrsin iciuc crnite nnb
arbeitsrcihe Saguus, bic ms smn,
Wuiter seltcu ipG. Dit b c nj Gifer
unS her arbeitsfrcubisfeit, bic iene
Serren 5u Chicago beieelt, iolltcn
nnicre 0laubcns. nnb @~nubesbriiber
anf Der Staatspcrbanbs . @criamm=
lung III 1nerspille, bic nm II. nnb
~. Sftober itnttiinbct, ih cinfinbcn
nnn cs ,uirh nnf bier Gin crfulsreihes
uno freubtses Shatfen sebeu i'm
Sicuitc nniercr ,Sahc. W5scn bic
~cinsclnen gereinc in Sperspile itarf
pertreten iein!
Odd and iolhe MGnner, bic ctrpa
5n fcincm Gereinc in Der 8cmcinbc
seb0ren, iullen ititnrbeiten. Splhe
fDnncit iih ia brett benz Staatsper=
bnnhc anihliefcn. @p tit elmer &C.
meinbe fetn @crein lit pber nur
Wcmige bnsm scbSren, ha fOnnte man
leiht eincn Serein sriinhen, Der
bauptiddlid es ih sur Nufsabe
m,adjt, bnrh AuidluR AT ben ct.
Spnifatins= Sunb unb baburd an ben
Geutrai= Serein bic geifrebnnsen ber-
ielben f6rbern su belfen. 8ir habcn
9as in Carroll setban. Der Serein
lit ihon redt tart (bat etiua $50
Mitslieber). 60 f6nneu Aac NIT
belfen. Cont babcn mir MIR einen
fleinen 3beil unierer bcntiden 8atbp.
lifen ursanifirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
@iebcr cin Saa

Scrr Saul H~abcnbauien, Der
Gefretdr bes .Seutih> &merifaniidcn
Central gereins bon Sapenpprt unb
Scott County, bat ipipobl bonn
Gpreher Glarf ipie bon unIcrem
@on9reBmann Sepper S6reiben err
balten, iporin bieie erfldren, baB Tie
Den Sroteit Des Iiberalen Central
@ereins 8egen Die Sprannen : 8irtbz
id,aft auf Der @infpanberrngss SnIel
ellis Sslano, nit %beIonoerer 8eriids
iihti9ung bes Sales bes iiin9iten
&inocs Der jeBt in Der Hdbe bon
Sapenpprt ipobnenOen Camille Stolz
tcnbcrg, Dns iue9en Stotterns 6rir Sc
portatiou pcrlrtbcilt ipurbc, crbalten
babeL unb baB Tic 8cibe ibr WDglihs
tics tbun werbcn mn fir Innabmc
Der SulScrz Jiciplutipn, pclhc cine
1lntcrilihung Der tprnnniid)cu 3us
itdubc allf Der Snicl forbcrt 3u mirfcn
Sic H%ciplutipu tonnte III Der jest be-
eubcten @rtras SiBru9 niht mcbr aufz
9cnonmeu lpcrbcn, bod lpirb tic
~icbcnfoIs 9lcih 3u Se9im Der rc9us
ldrcn SiBrrltg I'M 9c6enbcr our Sc
ratbitn9 fommcn. Spredcr Glarf
fdlrci6t nod in ieincm gricic, sas or
ifpn ans Yrin5ip gesen ailc MaRs
rcaeln lei, iucldIc bic 10 wiinihcns=
iuerthc beutihc Ginwanocruns cntmn=
tbigcn pbcr gar abidIrrfcn. 8cioc
6crrcn. ioluobl Glarf nls Ecppcr, err
fldren iid uoIitdubig nit Dem Snbalt
Der Rciplutioncn ciupcritauOcn. =
rSnpcnport Soma Hcform."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12

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man s~cidaisi an Serru Gas. !.
SperSuiae, ififen. lie
Selcgaten iwerSen Abeuns ben 10.
Sftpter ubcr bod mcnisitens bis snnt
ndditen Mprsen srwartet. 9as
Irosramm lit bercits mebrerc Mtalc
in bicicm glatte pnblisirt wprSen.
Sier iei cs nod cin Wal mitsetbeilt:
Wittm d.. = 9 lthr: Spdjamt
ST Ghrem bes 81. 8sites.. Surani
@criammlnns hes G1efmtip . Gumites
nnb Iesiitfation Der 1elesaten. =
Nad1mittass 2 ftbr: GeihluHenc 6a=
tbplifep gerfammlnns.
5pnnerstas. = $3.50 llhr:
Epntififal Nmt. 9aranf Harabc. -
Nadmittass 2 llhr: Nngemeine 8a=
tbplifcn Veriammlnns.
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Grfplg iein. Snpon bin i'd NM 10
mebr iiberseust, ba ia bic bphuiirbise
@eiitiidfeit iuie triiher, 10 aud bieies
@lal, cine rese 3beilnahune 5eigem NIB
lire 1ithilfe ans. pirb ansebeiben
laiien. Mlip anf Wiebcrieben III
Chicago nnb SDerspile.
Sn aller 2iebe nnb Sohahtnns
Gner 1rnber in Gbriftu
Spfepb 81 ucmpcr,
3raiiSent bes ct. 8Onifatins= 8nnbes.