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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14
The Markets.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of tho Days Dealings In All
Tho Leading Stocks.

New York. IAN. tS.--Thc course of to-
days market sent prices upward to Il ma
tefial degree and there was nearer APP
preach to genuine support than has been
seen on any recent day. In the absence
If favorable developments there was "A
disposition to attribute the sustained
strength to Il broadening of the demand
No evidence Of outside support developed,
however, and the dizziness which follow
"a tn" first hour of trading indicated Una,
he market WAS still IL narrow one, IL
closed firm
Reading was the feature and more than
recovered its Scmi-annual . per cent.
dividend. United States Steel was eN-
t"nsfN"iy traded i'll from the outset at
steadily advancing prices. and Canadian
Pacific registered further very sub
Stanttal gain. Another featur" of tn"
day Was the strength OF the Gould stocks
I'D by Missouri Pacific. Undoubtedly the
better tone of this GROUP has its genesis
III the belief that the Gould family will
rest with other powerful interests who
are KNOWN To have acquired very sub
Staltlal holdings in some of the Gould
lines. southern Railway shares We're
again fairly active aud the metal stocks
were strong
Forecasts of the weeks money move
nent point to an extremely large cash
gam 10y local institutions, some eStl-
mates being as high as Sal.e0I0. The
outcofl,,s Of the loan account in tomor-
lows statement is more than eyer a mat
ter of speculation by reason of the many
incidental to the strengthening of some
uptown banks. The only news bearing
on general trade conditions dealt witt,
the placing of Il large order for c,uit,-
ment by the Peunsy lNania Railroad and
the proposed meeting of New England
cotton manufacturers to consider Curtail-
ment of operations. \ further analyst
of our cotton exports proves that the
value Of last years shipments was the
greatest in the history of the country
exceeding by over $t",0o0.oo0 all previous
records.
Discounts were generally firner abroad
particularly in London, whore some fear
OF a mild strnEenep was apprchcnded
Trading for London account her,
amounted to thu purchase Of perhaps %
600 shares. principally United States
Steel. Union Pacific and Amalcamated
Copper. Berlin and Amsterdam were rn-
ported buyers of Baltimore x Ohio and
MISSOURI Kansas ~ Texas respectively
Bonds We're firm. Total sales. par value
$3,33,0b. United States government bonds
Were unchanged ON call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14

Mcintyre has been on the market for
a considera Bile time. though the club
officials would not admit il. lie never
recovered his batting eye after his long
lay-off of 1907, owing to breai1ing an
ankle while sliding for frs; base in
May of that year. Neither did he quite
get back into lis old stride ON the
bases or IS Il fielder. though still n
brilliant performer in left garden. An
other reason he had outlived hE use
fulness as Tiger was because n" was
ON had terms. Also he has been u
hold-ort every spring except 1soS. and
has been brought into lirpc only by a
boost in salary. Iuasmuch as his work
was not Improving. he has not been
considered worth more money each
Comiskey may nave some trouble
signing his nlW acquisition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14
BASEBALL NOTES.

William PRESLEY. star pitcher OF ke-
vance Central Association team tue
last three seasons. was sold Thursday
to Pittsburg for $1,000. PRESLEY is D.
footer and had the reputation as the
only nitchcr in the league who could
duplicat. christy Mathewson's fade
away ball.
Three pitchers were heard from at
the headquarters of the Red SoX
Thursday. Two of them signed up and
the other is in a frame of mind to sub
NIT to a proposition made him by
President Taylor. This makes the total
ot players now under contract Tor 1911
Is. OF this number seven ar" pitchers.
Chris Mahoney, the former Frdham
twirler, hesitated long enough in Bos-
ton on his way to New York to put
| his name to contract lie viii of
course make the trip to the coast as
Manager DonuVal thinks lot Of the
college boys chances to deliver TN"
goods. Girls left for New York. where
he will take the bar examination.
The New York American League
cl.b Thursday signed Ernest Burbank
Il left handed pitcher of Hampton, Va
Burbank iS T. years old, weight 40
pounds and stands ; feet. 1Ul. inches
high. Contracts We're received by the
New York National League club from
Frank Manusli a third haseman, who
was with New Orleans last year. and
from Jack johnson. an outtielder. who
was with Dallas in 1910.
Announcement WAS made last Thurs
day night at Hot Springs, Ark, thai
the grounds there under lease to the
Boston American League team for
training purposes, had been trans
ferred To the st. Louis Club Of the
| same league and Tat the latter team
would do their spring training ~ Hoi
! Springs jointly with the Cincinnati
| Nationals, as the Boston team had
| done last year.
Yale has decided to retain profess
! sional baseball coaching and has re.
/ appointed Billy Lush, the former big
! Lacquer, as coach of the team for mex
season. Capt. Alan Corey of the team
/ Thursday night announced that he hat
signed Lush for the year. This will b.
| Lushs sixth season as Yale's coach
Two mines coached by him won from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14
New York Produce Market.

New York. Jan. i3.
R-Was firm with demand only
idIr; receipts 1871: shipments i92i9
w HEAT-Spot steady: No. . red 1905
elevator and Iol. o b ahoat; No. I north
eIn Duluth l3ig o b afloat: receipts -.
100; shipments 3020
tORN-Spot easy: new No > 49, q b
aflnat: receipts 12i,S15: SHIPMENTS tGi, IN
0ATS-Spot steady; receipts 500.
PORk-Steady
BEEF-Steady
i.ARD-Easy: middle west 1065alo75.
refined easy; continent 1l.29.
SGGAR-Raw nominal; muscovado 81
test BIZ: centrifugal Sc test 1861; moiasses
~ test 80: refined sugar steady.
BuTTER-Easy: receipts 431: creamery
specials 2sa; extras 26iM21 third TO first
1915: held creamery third to special 19GI
u; state dairy common to finest 186t2S
process second to special 1SGD23
EGGS--Weak receipts II 9M. state. Pn.
and nearby hennery white fancy large 81:
90. gathered white 346t36; do. hennery
brown fancy "a: do. gathered brown o.u
%: western gathered white 32dt3j; fresh
gathered extra first 3f6i32: do. first 80; do
seconds 2lng; refrigerator special mark.
fancy in local storage 81; do first pa:
do second 221G 81
POTATOES-Steady, unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14
BATES COLLIE GE.
Regular Meetings Held Friday Evening
Of the Literary Societies.

Lewiston, Me, Jan. 13.-(SpeciaD.-
Regular meetings of the societies at
Bates were held tonight. The follow
ing were tho programs:
At Polymnia-Nocal solo. Miss Helen
George II; lecture on China by Rev.
Woodin OF the High Street Congrega-
tional church Of Auburn, vocal solo,
Ralph Morgridgo IA.
At Eurosophia-Mu orchestra
reading, Miss Jones H%; wedding,
the father of Rosebud Redelia gave her
away to he joined to II likely loollln'
chap. \ ceremony with all the tixin /;
music, orchestra, violin solo, Miss
Morey, IA
At Pacria feeding. Miss Libby, ii;
vocal solo, Mr.. Dunn IL reading, Mr..
Welch Il, debate. Resolved: That
the United States Should Increase Its
Navy. An hours discussion was Civ
en- to the question. the affirmative was
taken by Mr.. Cato IA and the mega
tive was taken by Mr. Shubert IA.
This morning there WAS held meet :
ing Of the Student Assembly in Hath
ern hall Members for the student
council were elected fyonl the Sophie
more and Freshman classes Walter
+. DeerinE Was elected as a member
% the council from the Sophomore
class, tn fill q vacancy made by F.. EN-
mons TUFTS, Who is now in RoWdoin.
Robert l.. Tombleu WAS elected to the
council from the Freshman class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14

ho,h 1Iar,,,.a -, 1.i,a.tn, ~, ,vcro
$50 '','T ,irn ,,.a,, from,
,bo ITr;, .',lg 49, 49, ., tha Ti.n,.
=, 49,.
ion' 'hlNlhstoh was re- e'''''" ~
loent' secretary anu ''e''" i'i ~ ~,
Ali'ellt "a, -NsSo'Ih'ioii vi ,'S','''i
Dlu"s hui 9o"N' His I'm w ''',,
i"7 'iN',. az rii' W 'l4'''i'' -
''iou, ~ oie.'"' ", "aS it,
pies''' t,i' I"i l'ie S'''i.c p,iio'' ieS,-
uei'' ~ '"'l dP'"i'''e' -" coi'Aii'i'
zee ." VI az d a,i.'''ul' y. w 9-''''o''
Tor H'N' Scs'S"ii' l'li Two S'li' "li' LIN
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IITCHFlElD.

pLAINS-E. r. Springer is serving
ON the grand jury and {. T. Powers on
the traverse jury at Augusta
Mrs T.. NJ walker went to Portland
Wednesday for a few days visit
among relatives.
Rev. b. d. Newell of BoWdoIn is
moving into Prof. Cornells house for
the winter.
Rev. ]. S. Richards and Prof. Is. T..
Stoyer We're calling here "Wednesday
afternoon.
f. NJ. Lapham. Mr. and Mrs. ]. A.
Chase and Mrs. G. M. Rogers were in
attendance at the Pomona Grange
meeting at Gardiner Wednesday.
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Boston Curb Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

,..., chicago, Jan. II
WITH rain general in the winter wheat
M ana with more showers promised for
'n.ishl, bears were able to force de-
Ehhe today, but oVcrreachCd themselves
10y excessive selling on the lower levels
"hitt ahorts who had learned caution by
recent defeats covered during the last
h3af ana the market closed firm AT a net
advance of IA. Latest figures show corn
Sei4 lower than last night oats unchanr-
"a To "a! OFF and hog products five cents
down To = advance.
VIE WHEAT, May lolI; July 9ez Sept a5s
'oKN-May -; July .iIMs: Sept. jIs
oATS-Mav 34- Iuly @s Sept. 49,
MESS PoRk-Jan. 900: May 49,.
i.ARp--Jan. to.;G: MAY lol3t: Jul, Ie9.
SHORT RlBS-May 1910
FLDtR-Firm
RYE-No 81
iEil9.or mixing barley 7paN
MaLTlN1i-Fa Fair To choice .@oEa
fiAN SEEDING southwestern -;
No. | northwestern 30
TIMOTHY SEED-l0 1eilpl5
CLOVER ECO
MESS PORk-a0a9I II
IAltD-laO
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HAS JOHNSON SIGNED.
Tex Richard After Another Jeffries
johnson Fight.

San Francisco, Jan. 13.-TeX Richard
who Jointly with Jack Gleason, pro-
NOTED the Jeffries- johnson contest in
Reno last July, is contemplating re-
turn engagement between the two
heavyweights. according to the Chron-
icle. He already has the promise of
Johnson to sign up for the bout, and
he is gradually working to the point
where he expects to secure the consent
of Jeffries
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14
CORNViLLE,

EAST-F'rank Bean is i'll with ton
silitis. q
Word is received that Elder Walter
Aldrich has expired. He was a MEM
Der of the Friends church and held a
number of meetings in this place and
Athens and Canaan.
Mrs. Joseph Judkins has a bad cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14
Inward and Outward.

The inward effects of humors are
worse than the outward. They weak
en- all the organs. inflame the mucous
membrane, cause catarrhal troubles.
and endanger the whole system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla eradicates all
,humors and cures all their effects.
It's the great Alternative and tonic
medicine whose merit has been every
where established.
Accept no substitute,
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'ii9ts,r EiBs. Sides 1o.l24a -.
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Jan L.
al TLE-Receipts 200. market strong
beeVes iSjn7lo nv
HoGS-Receipts la.o"o: market weak. So.
"Wer tnan Yesterday; light, 71v6i -,
SHEEP-Receipts 900, market sf..dy.
h 1 -"u 40; western 3b50i A.: veHrliue>;
tE,g5I''"; lambs native i7jftGIi. western =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14

OF SloNts ana p'A &c" iouii"9' anu
Gentleman Jim has also agreed to 10
that. i am glad JIM Is coming TO WISH
us and see what we are DONG at Yves
ley Memorial in the way OF muscular
Christianity. and | VIII be tl3d l" meet
nun sen, Sdlu ''.e NV '''"N -7'''''
pastor Vi 'i'' >'i'''
Harry Edwards OF the Aaaohat Atm
lectlc cub OF fhliadeIphia announces
that he mas signed ha'h'\ M'f" ran"
for o-round h"nt win 1"uiis Erhe
IN Philadeiphia on Jan ~
Although ne lost |" ttgetih@ pi'N
Nelson, JIM M"rafltN' me Low !" poN-
err VIII ProoaoIN ne S'lsCtcu ~ or
pose Tommy gun Tor ti'' hfN "'e''
ing ol the LAKE side 'iu"'
Rudolph Unholz. WHO has arrived
home at Davenport, la. says that BUY
Papke was seek when he met pave
smith. the Australian hliuuie- "''EH''
VII" Wen iF"!A itti'ht on . io"''
Kid Shea al HalloNell and DstN'
Deshler should give the sports # HHdr
Park great shoW Wednesday, night.
They recently fought l. rounds III Fan
River which was declared a draw.
Jimmy Gardner and Terry Martin
;s tho strongest card that has heeu
offered in Fail Riy,r since the days
of Martin Calone. Peter sullivan
Jimmy Dunn and Martin RllcN t'ata-
ner is a great favarite in the Mil town.
linn Barry. the Chicago heavyweight.
has accented terms ~ meet Sandy Fer
qusan ~ the Armory \. \. Jan ~. An
other bout the matchmaker is confident
of securing is return meeting be
tween Jimmy Gardner and Frank
KIaus for Ian. 81.
Resides his b,,,t with lack G,Aauau
-. r.n. Wi navt Tues3ay night,
parkev Mcfarland has accepted
matches with Young Erne and Tom
nv Murphy. Jam "a Mcfarland Will
meet Erne at Philadelphia in u six
round bout, and week later at New
York he faces Murphy
nl-ia, ,,a,,,, v.b, Ia. h..,, u,,k-
IN. hi. b@,,,. j., Hallotrsu ,xno,t,
soon ia return ia 1;aston hat would
Iira IA neat Afiks CUNNINGHAM be-
foro Going KID" .xnerts to mre-
pr, kanlar in ON, of IN. star bouts
To-, ~ ~ tbe. r.oston Armo,y PANT
:. - ,ra,,d t,i,,, md promises . warm
g., - 49,, ~, lad H., meets =, No.
h. n.y.. he
-. p,,.,,.,z,,.,,ia
Digger 'o'aiI'eS' t ~ -. =,
p,'i'eaa,,,,ia ava vii, ,nat. his head
me-, nl.s - 49, ei,, Win Ar Dunn.
- -, yar,,, pierce whom the
49,. S.an1a,. ~ tn National
-. [.i,,t i, Indian lest enrine
go, >;, hari,, trainir, in phila-
$3.50 ,,,,lar +ba diraction of Dunn
o,i 49,. Eo,a far tho trst engage
-. - ~. ,,ra.e,t trim which win be |
~. - t,,,r,,s IN Nv. York
', 49, 80 -
flshtlhs Jimmy -hui ray 'it t'i I'm
lsh bdht''il- "S'ot.' G
To HIS terror -ii's'li ms NJ - -
lo-rouHd pout Win iouHS ""e''N
d the west olue oeioIe 'iie
A. I. at New 1orh Ilufsuas ms
aid practlealiy an VI tle AsA'iilS
the bout was FURNISHED ny IN
Slider. Murray TOOK Earo osa''fs
throughout the nSh'' put PioNeu ~
be a second edltlon OF the iahious 'o
Grim. ana the hafaest "d.ioi's Win
Wagner could mana out talicu ~ eH'n
Stagser tlie oioohi!H 49,.
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Matty Mcintyre
Sold to Chicago.

Detroit Mich. Jan Is. -President
Navin OF the Detroit f'a,eoall Club
Thursday night announced The sale
of 0utfielder MattE McIntNre u thu
Chicago White Son. The q sdi was Il
cash one. but Mr.. Navin world not
make the price public Shrswd guess
ers opine that $25eo Is nat far from
the mark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14
Sunday Evenings Concert.

March from The Sho Cum, Lledrrs
Overture Tampa. HerOld
.Somnamhuia' theme and Variationsl
selection from The Maid and the Num-
my Bowers
NoNtl'tt' l-dC's and GrdseS, BrdttolI
Medley torcolildI Enowltuu
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SPORTING.
BOXING BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Saturday A. A, amateur spar
ring meet. Baltimore. Md, Terry Nc
Govern VS. F. Kenny, 10 rounds. Ma
tfonal A. c.. Philadelphia, all star show.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14

George SaShnr left thu Branch Fri
day for Boston, where he will pass a
furtnuph with his family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14

IN increase in pension has been re-
rcivcd tor Jamcs l.. Loud, late Go. ID.
18th Me Iut.. To go per month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14

When given as soon as the croupy
cough appears Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will ward off an attack of Group
and prevent all danger and cause of anx-
iety. Thousands Of mothers use it sue
cessfully. Sold everywhere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-14

Mass Int, has hoeu grtnted an hon
"rahl discharge frulu tIir Hnu,,
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NATIONAL HOME.

officer of lie day. capt john Daily.
John Riley returned To- the Home
Yesterday, after rnj"yjnS pass in
Boston
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New York Money Market.

New York, Jam. T..
Prime mercantile paper 4a4l per cent.
Sterling exchange lS9.50ft $50 for ~.
day bills ana at $3.50 for demand.
Commercial bills 4S1ma.
Bar silver a.
Mexican dollars a..
Government bonds steady.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
(Spe5ialsG orreiponben5.)
grlsirn ant Inrabrnh uidJ-
tiger GreieniTe.

Ibbanfans bes @iniiteriums sdpl.
laert. = 1~triadben, pelde nieielbc
herbeisefibrt. - I'm bas nene
Sdnlgeies. - Der S6nig nnb bns
fatbpliidc belsffe Bolt. -
9eiitesperfafinns Der Sarteabrii-
Der. - Gin 8etipicl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27

Sduliuppe unb &leibunssifiide bore
liegt. Die Bite INN einen neiren Mnaig
fir ieinen &itaben. tpelher bic ,neus
trale" 8emeinbeihule beiu6t. Ser
Sebrer si6t elm siinitises @utahten
ab. Sas Sittseiu6 bes Nannes
miro %perporfen. Sn Der ge9riinbung
beiBt es tportiportlib: rNidt anges
nommen. 9eHen ices &naben)
Shpciter gebt IN Die S9ule Der
Sdulihfpeitern." Itnb bas liberaIe
vSournal De Wons" finoet ben Sc.
idluB 9an5 in Srbmlng: sir Muss
tbeilung Der 8leiDungsitiide berIongt
Der Gusidub bon 9irnp. bnS aIe
&inoer oerielben Samilie Die amtlihen
(confeiiionsloien) Shulen beiuden.
9as ,Snppenwerf" lit ia chen sur
ltnterifiitnns hes 9aiennnterrtHteS
aesriinbet uprben: barum biirfem bic
glnoeren barans feinen Nnter
5ieben." Die y9lnberen", b. &. bic
Satbulifen uerben aber bnrdb ibre
Stenern s%esiunnsen, bas Snppenuerf
mit5unnterbalten! Seltiame 2ositl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Die aepmblis anerfannt.
2iiIabpn. VortllaaI. 10. S,r

2iiid b o n, Portugal. 10. Stunt
- Die Ser. Stnaten baben nun bic
&epilblif Yurtlgal offi5ien anerfannt.
Die Inerfennung folgte Der @%roffnlng
Der ~~eriteu geiesee6euben @eriamm<
lung Der Hepnblit", in Der Der YrGiis
bent Der aammer ein Oefret berIas.
meldes Die abi6uffuns Der Nonarhie
unb Die S%erbannIng Der Ritglieoer
bes bisberigen foni9lihen Sanies
Sra9an5a aus Sortugal berfiiat.
Sieies 9efret, bas aud pom Yrdiiben>
ten elmer sroBeu Teni6enmafie Dor
Dem Tnrlanlentsgebdube porge(eien
purbe, purbe Damn angenommel.
tpornif lid Die anmmer nertnate.
8leif paraif ipra6 Der amerifas
niihe @eifdftstrGger babier. @eurae
6. 2orillaro, beim Miniiter beg IeuBes
rem Dor nnb iiberreidte fplsenoe @pte:
.Sn Inbetraht. bdB Die naticnale
Ierfadunss : gerinmmlling bieIen
Sag euoeiltig Die Tesierunssfor ans
genommen bat fir pelhe SortrgaI iib
entihieo. babe i1 Die gbre, Sic iu
llebereinitimmung nit BEN bon meiner
8e9ierung erboltenen Snltruttionen in
8enntniB 81 iesen, bob Die Hegieriing
Der Ser. Staateu bon Gmerifd beute
Die He%gieruna Der portugieiiihcn &es
publif pffi5iea anerfannt bat" SplItG
mar bier niht etipas az haitis gebans
belt bdben? - Ste R ID
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
paris Geneen mettHieeen.

2IttiG, 10. Suni. - Sic Ipias
tifer. Die Die erite gefdbrli6e @tappe
bes errppdiihen @ettfliegcns pollen<
beten, batten bier einen Haittag. GO
rcgnet ltnrf, unp bns 8etter barmus
nirt nit Der Stimmung Der SIlgmens
ifen. Die eine iebr tribe 1T negen ser
Heibe BON llnfGllen. Die lih bel Sem
Seginn oes @ettfliesens ereigueten.
Die llrgliidSnahridten lparen Dor ben
apiatiteru bier dnselan9t. &apitGn
Srincetau unb Sr. 9anbrou iparen
bod in Der 9uit oerbrannt. nadbem
lire Wotoren erplnbirt paren. Sr.
Sc Martin mar bon ieiner contrpIIlos
.9eipprpeneu 0inifine an Sobe ges
aueti6t porhen in Der Ndbe BON
GbatcnusSbierrn balo nadbem er
bon Snris pegeeflogen trar. Sic
Serren Sorioali, Oscar Worriion unb
Iorin paren abgsitiir5t. aber babel
uidt Iebr ihper perlebt iporoen.
3u ben iieben 8ettbeperbern, sic
ihon bier an9elunst ipdren, fanrerr
nod adt neue. Sieie batten ber5dies
Senes MiBseidif sebabt, pobnr6 ibre
Sliise per5Ggert purben. Sie afpeite
@tappe bes @ettfliegens sritredt lid
bon 2iittih mad lltredt. 1870 Neilen.
User in lltreht anlmngt. lit bann 342
Mteilen bon Saris entiernt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
ullb 10 ipeiter.

Sic Shaltiabre 8. 5. 1 II. I. IN.
iiuo IN Settbrud angeaebcu. Sn Den
Sabrcn 8 Dor Gbr., A ppr Chr, 3 mad,
Chr, IA nat Chr, fdlt Der I. Sns
mar bcreits ipieoer auf einen Wpns
rag. abcr niht bieieIbe 8~eibenfolae Der
ndditcn Sabre, ionberu bas aeidicbt
crit lpieoer i'm Sabre 20 md Chr:
Wiontag. Wittipod. 0onnerstns ifip.
(1ieien 3citranm BON % Subren
nentt man Su~nnen5irfel.)
@enm mir MN. itets 2s Sabre 5uz
iammenfaiienb (uno bonn Sabre 8 Dor
Chr. begiunenb). ~berab3Gblen bis
1911, 10 finben mir. bdb 1911 dbus
lid pie oas Subr Z nah Chr. aif
Die 10. Rilmmer int Sonnenepflus
fdut (babcr i'm Sobre t911 Der Sous
nen5irfel 1871. Ndrnlitb 1911 Plus
8 slsid 1920. 1920:2S gleih IS,
Brett 16. Sic IS Sonnencpflen fIus
mern ms nidt. ipobl aber bas Sabr
IS I'M lesten SonnencpfIus. gs
miiBte alio i'm iulianiifen 8alenber
Der 1. Saniar tpiebcr (tpie im Sabre
y mad G6r.) elm Gdmstas iein. BELL
abcr our Belt Der 3alenber : Ser
beiicruna 10 5ase ausficlen. nnb
cbenio Die Shalttaee Dor 100. 1900
mno 1900 {alio Summa 10 5age)
batter mir am 1. Saniiar 1911 einen
Sonntag. Ger Sonntas. ipelher in,
ihlinniiden &alcuoer aIlf ben IS.
0e5cmbcr 1910 ,fdIli, alip 10 Sa9e
3uriid.) IebnIih laiicn lid bic ii6ris
aen 5aac I'M Sabre berednen. inocnt
man bon Dem 7. Sebrnar a~uSgebenb
bic Sunmc Der Sage nnb SoHen
5dblt.
Our &iirSung Deg Seriabrens iebt
mon gem1buIih bic liebeu Sageshu6s
itaben u. q. s, 8, e. s, IS (cntipre,
cacnb Der Sic6en5abl Der &od)entage)
Gin, aber ldbt lie nibt perihicben mic
ole 8ohentage, ionbern le9t lie felt
inuerbaIb Der Wonnte unb Sabre.
Sabcr itc.s 1. Sanliar u. 2. Snntlar
9, 3. Snniinr 6. 4. Snnnar .. B.
Samlar 6, O. Sanlidr s., Z. Nnnrar
IS, s. Sanuar q II. Lin. 81. Sanuar
6. 1. Scbruar 9. 3. 5cbruar G uip..
4. MGrs 5 iiip., 1. Npril IS nim.,
4. Mni 9 niip.. I. SUM 6 uip..
4. Suli Is ujip.. I. Gianit 6 uip.,
1. Scptcm6er s uiw.. I. Sftpber U
uiip.. 1. Nppcmber . liiip, 1. Se3ems
Der & uitp.. lcttcr 9e5emher q.
1. Samiiar " min. SSm Shaltiabr
babcn 23. mn "a. Sebruar 9. hamit
Der NcSt Ses Sabrcs (pom l.. War5
am in @emeiniabr unb Sdlaltinbr
itets slcide @uditaben bat. Ndrrlid: