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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07
LA TOILETTE HITS
AT TAFT POLICY

MADISON. WIS. August s.--Fol-
lowing President Taft's message Ia
congress In explanation of his Alas
kan policy. Senator LaFoilette's
Weekly characterizes Taft's present
conservation policy as the same old
Ballinger policy "repudiated by the
public"
'sBalltnger is now gone, crowned
with presidential laurels." says Sem
ator LaFollette. but Ballingertxm
still remains.
This is the meaning of TAft'a
statement in the Controller Bay oases
THE Pinchot- Roosevelt conserva-
ton policy. SO CONTEMPORARY dis
carded at the beginning of the pres-
ent administration is still distasteful
to the president.
these lands skirting the shore OF
Controller Bay should never have
been thrown open to private tndivi-
duals.
do not lose sight Of that fact.
1t is the essential fact in this con-
troveysy.
1.-THE manner Taft let Ryan get a
foothold on this strategic point is
important only as It eliminates the
Taft method.
The act itself IN very important
az showing how very insecure are
our valuable natural possessions
under the Taft pal1cE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07
a Sensible View.

The Richmond virginian, the new morning
newspaper in the capital city of the State is
both ably and fairly edited. On being eriti-
cised for its attitude In the senatorial contest
contemporary made the following sensible
reply:
We have held the position that this contest
within the ranks OF the Democratic
party, and that any good Democrat had the
right to aspire to and seek the nomination.
without being considered impairment pre-
sumptuous. We thought and still think, the
voters should have the opportunity of express
ing their preferences at the polls and We have
felt no call of duty to give all of our editorial
page, any of it, for that matter. to this
question. Not having written anything, 1t were
were impossible for any paper any person
to locate the paper. AS matter OF fact the
paper. as paper. has no location upon this
particular question. We leaving ii to the
right of individual voters To locate the of
their choice"
We believe the newspapers and the Demo
cratic party would be better off II the same
rule was followed by all the editors in the
State. We do not believe anything IL to be
gained by abusing the candidates and pick
ing supposed flaws in their records They are
all Democrats, and believe the people, the
Democratic people. competent to settle the
contest without an appeal to prejudice. The
primary Is family affair. be careful what
you say.-Covngton, Va. Dispatch
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07

One would suppose from the unseemly par
TALLY of certain state papers for certain can.
didates for the Senate. that the editors were
relations. Their affections and loyalty is touch
memoration as shall give it perpetuation in
history, that the coming generations may un-
derstand that the ancients had no monopoly on
the Damon and Pythias act. Well; there is
a relationship. it is a kind of political matri-
mony celebrated with the ring"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07
RICHMOND AND HENRICO RAILWAY
COMPANY.

At half past five o'clock this morning, the
new street railway line will open its route for
traffic. From Fulton to Brook Road, a new
territory has thus been threaded with trans
portation facilities, which by the employment
OF transfer privileges, will make the city ac-
cessible to many hitherto not conveniently in
the enjoyment OF those privileges The con-
struction of the splendid concrete viaduct over
the bottom traversed by the c. & o. tracks
will bring Church Hin much nearer in rapid
transit to the heart Of the city, and will put the
extreme East End Of the city much closer in
time to the West.
BY the Kindness Of the officials. large num-
Der OF Richmond men Saturday enjoyed an
interesting trip over the lines or the new rail-
way and were RECALLED at the uncompleted car
barns with a generous repast.
The establishment and operation of this new
line gives Richmond additional advantages in
transportation and is largely the result of local
enterprise and capital The Virginian hopes
that the venture may prove from the beginning
such positive success as its promoters anti
cipate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07
GEORGE GOULD TALKS
ON CONDITIONS HERE

LONDON. August s.--Mr. and Mrs.
George Gould have arrived In Lon-
don en- route to Scotland. where thew
have taken Dunacton Castle, which
was formerly rented by the late j. II,
Smith. Mr.. Gould said to the 1. N.
s.:
Business conditions are distinctly
unsettled in America. Large indus
tries are the cornerstones OF general
prosperity and with those interests
open to constant attack to serve pri-
vate ends the public is Nfund to suf-
fer. The crops are excellent and may
delay the money slump. but finan-
ciers are wary and will be afraid Of
Investments il the persecution by
politicians or to the government Mr..
Gould said: Politicians and the gov-
eminent are one and the same"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07

The attention OF all who are Interested in
the liquor problem has been turned toward
Texas, where the question OF Statewide prohi-
bftton was voted this week. The prohi-
bitionists lost the election by the exceedingly
small majority of 5000 out OF a total vote east
of about $50 600
The large vote cast for prohibition in Texas
shows that there has been a considerable gain
In the prohibition sentiment, and those who
expected to see in the election signs of a. re-
cesston of the sentiment against whiskey have
been disappointed Several years ago such a
vote in Texas would have been considered very
extraordinary The prohbtionists announce
that they have not given up the fight and that
the issue Will finally he settled against whfs-
key A considerable part of the State Is al
ready dry from the operation of local option
The sentiment against prohibition may ex-
perience waves of reaction here and there at
different times but there is every Indication
tnat it will go steadily forward until at least
the whole south and perhaps a large part of
the entire country will be prohibition terri
tory.--Durham Sun.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07

Attorney Edwin f. Jackson. whose specially
seems to be advising the trusts how they can
,eyade and set at naught the antitrust law was
fined .s4s,0o9 in the United States Court in
New York for his activity in handling matters
for the wire trust He pealed of IS one thous-
and dollar bills and paid UP with a smils.
what's $4,000 TO a man who has adme great
fortune through his Illegal manipulations?
Why. it is practically only license to do bust
ness. And if fines are the only penalties tina,
10 be pronounced may expect to see
violations continue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07

with news OF local and general interest Under
the management and editorial conduct of Mr..
C. r. Warren, 1t promises to maintain a fair
unbiased and impartial attitude towards men
and events. 1t pledges its influence towards
the advancement of righteousness and justice
and the uplift of the whole people. While
in its salutatory 1t did not specify the
enuncation of its platform. leads US to hope that
it will lend its earnest support to the cause
of temperance reform
We wish for the Chatham Enterprise long,
useful and successful life, and shall welcome
its weekly visits with Interest and pleasure.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07
A Morning Eirgintan.

Beginning the first OF the present month the
Richmond Nirgnian became a morning news
paper and it bids fair to enjoy greater pros
perfty in the morning field than when il was
issued In the afternoon. The reason for this is
quite plain for in the afternoon field the Vir-
ginian had two strong competitors, while in the
morning field 1t has only We take 1t that
1t Is better for the people well s the news
papers to have two appear in tho afternoon and
two In the morning. The Virginian has re-
ceiyed many favorable comments since enter
ing the morning field. all Of which 1t has de-
served. for it covers the news field admirably
and it's editorial columns display ability dig
nifty. fairness and strength. Long life and pros
perity to the Nirginian-Cffton Forge Review
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07
SPLENDID RAIN
IN S0UTHs|DE
DOWNPOUR BREAKS UP JSJAL
AFTERNOON CROWD TO
FOREST HILL,

The splendid rain of yesterday at
ternoon broke up the usual Sunday af-
ternoon crowd at Forest Hill Park.
but the cars were crowded last night
and an immense throng of people
sa cred concert was greatly enjoyed.
While the street car company APP
parently maintain an excellent scfle-
dule, the ears appear TO be over
crowded during the afternoon and
early evening passengers hanging on
the steps in every available place.
AS yet no accidents have been re-
ported and little or no complaint Is
heard about the cramped condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07
4 DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.

The LedGer-Dispatch, In kindly criticism Of
one of our editorials the Norfolk county
political situation, said it was lacking in both
truth and sense, The Virginian- Pilot com
menting upon our general treatment OF tire
situation says:
OF the up State newspapers the Richmond
Nirginian has exhibited the most complete under
standing of the real condition of political af-
fairs in Norfolk county. Therefore it's editorial
fed In condemnation OF Fustonism--the selfish
motives underlying this unnatural compact; the
INSCRIPTIONS methods employed TO give that
compact calculation. and the evil results newt
ably flowing from government illcitly con-
ceiVed and iniquitously brought forth. Our con-
temporary has done yeomanlike battle in be-
half of the determination of this serpent from
the bosom of Democracy. and 1t Is entitled TO
the thanks of all citizens who are longing for
the day when such cohabitation between Repub-
leans and Democrats for the purpose of dividing
public offices between them will suffice to bring
upon the principals and accessories the ban
Of accommodation from both organizations
and Of political ostracism by the loyal elements
of both parties.
Such praise from such a source enables one
to bear with patience the judgment that brands
ones utterances false and foolish
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07

= second important New Jersey city has
adopted the commission form of government
provided by the last Legislature of that. State
Trenton, the capital, was the first The COM
mission form provided in New Jersey is
practically the Des Moines form. initiative
referendum. recall and all. Jersey City
Bayonne Hoboken and New Brunswick have
rejected the plan when submitted, usually
under the active advice of the local machine
politicians. They rightly expect the plan to
encroach upon the trade Of professional poll
tician. Besides, there is oubtless an intuition
that democratic a government In the cities
may set unfortunate example to larger
political units.-Nebraska State Journal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
w.

to II. X. Franklin and w. p. CHM,
for s7,221.
On the Goosebridge road. 1853 f-3
acres to Il. c. Broaddus for sa,S25.
ON the Richmond and Petersburg
Turnpike. clio acres to w. A. Neal,
for STATS.
Lot on the north side Of Hull street.
corner Fifteenth, to John w, Moore,
for $l,440.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07

mer, has at last been gracious to his fields.
Let us hope that the refreshing showers are
not too long deferred to woo fertile fields to har.
vest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-07
THE CHATHAM ENTERPRISE.

This visitor came editorial
for the first time last week. It's mechanical
makeup rs attractive and It's columns are filled
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
tnltti[d)es aurrlei aus OefterreidJ- l(nanrm.

9eutifen INNER in Der Iinoritdt.
Wenn MA nod ba5u bebentt, Dab
jeber Der 23 Yarteis 8erbdnbe iein
eisenes nirtbiddftlides. pplitii6es
ober relieiDieS Yroernmm bate, 70
fam man lid bentcn, ipas babel hers
%alistommen fann. unb mas bon benz
Dfelir Iuitria" gliidli6en Seiterreif
politii6 gu balten lit.
9ei ben Iebten 8ablen iparcn IT,
775.554 benti6e Stimmen a~bgegeben
tporben, Die ii6 auf Die brei groben
beutiden Yarteien ipic folat perz
tbeilten: Gbriitlib : So5iale, 900
Stimmen-96 Abgeorbnete; Seuti6s
ireibcitli6e. 100000 Gtimmcn-78
Ibgeoronete; Seutihe So8inloemoz
fraten, $4,000 Stimmen-51 Ibs
georonete.
Saraus iiebt man, baB Die Seuti6s
freibeitliten Die ~peni9iten Stimmen
abcr perbdltniBmdbie am meiiten Nbs
seorbnete battcn. uub oaB Die So3ial>
bemofraten bereits Gin Srittel aler
bcutihen Stimmeu fir ii6 battcu,
8ie iinb nun Die @usii6ten fir Die
fommenben Rdblen? Sas lebte Nal
bieB Die @~ablparole: d. it I | nz
o8ial ODER o8ialbemofras
tii6; biesmal aber: beutid pber'
ilatpii6. Canals ba6en Die beihen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
Brief aus 9rutrblnmh.

pben burd5uberatben. MIR bamit Die
Sinfc ibrc expeditions : @eliiite bes
friebi9en lam. Sarin liegt feine
y@erseipaltisun9 elmer Wtnberbeit"
lonDern bas erforDert oas
Sntcreiie Der SADIE. Sci Der 8ez
ratbuns bes biirscrliden @eieebufes
la9en Die 9iuge 6bnli6. unb BET Der
Sanbbabung Der notwithstanding
ipirb ma lid Die oamalieen 8erbalbs
llinseu gum Gorbilb nebmen. - Sic
u e / Of 3 d erungso D.
be3iebt 5ablreibe @epers
b e3pcige nnb Serue nen IN
Die erii6erun9 elm, etfpa
feds IiIltpnen 90 e der
I'M q anSen. Sic mndJt ben Au<
fang nit elmer S%npaliben=, Wittucts
unb Waifen -@eriiherung. Sir bpf=
selubtte Nrbeiter erb5bt lie has tass
lihc &ranfengelb nm so Yfennis.
Sic ihafft burb Die Heuregelune unb
gereinbeitli6ung Der Organization in
Der INTERN Snitan5 IN Den Sers
iiherunssz Iemtern cine ben Snte<
reiicnten Iei6t 8uednsIi6e
9 a t 3 8 It ellie uno
entlaitet bas Heihsnerii6erun9ssI mt.
Sic reseIt has itrittise @erbaltnif
siuiiden aranfenfafen, Mcr5tcn,
3abndr5ten nnb gpptbefern. 9as
Iues iirb @ortbeile, Die ben Irbeis
t sueute fommen. ShlieRlth
es ben Grbeitern aud susute,
iuenn nit Der INSTRUMENTATION
: @irtbidaft in ben aran=
anfserGumt pirb, bic sum
Sbeil ppn Der Sp5ialhemp-
fratic pplittiiert limb nnb su Msitas
miabrauht nerben. Nber
neil bamit aufaerdumt tperben
ioa (obne bab in Die Selbitpertpdltune
Der ~ein6elnen &ranfenfaiien einees
fuirb), bea6iihtisen Die
g o q b m ofraten hur6
0 bitruftion bag Suitanbetom<
beg sroben 8erfes 5u perbinoertl.
Soate ibnen bas selinsen ober io1teu
ii6 piber grtparten bic biirgerli6en
Parteien niht einigen, bann mare es
noelih, bab Die 8egierung ben
Reihstag dufloit uno i'm CONNER
Die Schumacher itattfinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
cSpe5ials 9u%rreiponben5. ,
gnm i. 8. g..

regeltcn Gang nebmcr, bann finbcr
and bic Wablcn friibeitens Gubt
btcies Sabres, i~pateitens aber biz
Witte Wdrs nGhitcn Sabres itatt
Iber lduft alih Sqes 10 rllbia mn
glatt ab? Sas mub eben nod iebr
bc5tpeifelt iperben. @s iino 3eiher
od, Die nuf Sturm bcuten. Sic
Sp3talDc NJ ofratcn planen
bel Der Serutbuu9 Der Geid)spcriifcs
rltngssS rbnun9. Sb it 81
pcriufe.
Nd6Itc Wofe bercits ion nit Ser
gcrutbung %begonncn iperbcn, unb bis
Etln9iten bofft nan Damn, Die 1854
photographer, Die Die IprIage entz
bait, erIcoigt 3n bnbcn. Srcilih mirb
man nift mcbr jeben einselnen Sara
grapbcn blrhberatben. Sas ipuroe
in Der Gommiiiion idon eriinSlid be-
iorgt. gtan ipirb lid baraui be-
ihrdnfen. Die @orlage fa%pitellueiie al
b~eratben. sber ba iperben bie
So5ialbemofraten ifon ppponieren.
Sic nennen bas: .Sur6peiti6en" Ser
@orlaae. 1lnb bod fam bnnon gar
feline 8ebe iein. @efpib befrieSigt
Die Sorlasc nod nidt ale 8iinide.
Sic lit elm Go m p / o m / 5 10 e r I.
unb ioldc finber ME allieitiee 3uitims
mllre in Gnem Bel guem. Gn. benz
3uitanbefomnten in ibrer ieeiaen
Sorm baben Sic eriten Iutoriz
t a tie monateIang eearbeitet,
uno piel Seiieres als Die Gommiiiion
6ringt bas 8lenrm bes 8eifstages
aud niht 5uitanbe. 3ubem bat mar
ii6 fiber Die M eentIi6ite
Sunfte bereits in Der gommiiiion ees
unb in ben anberen fam nod
cine ginigun9 er5ielt iperben. Cine
&c ebrbeit, beftebenb aus 6 o NJ
/ erndtioer, WatipnaIIibes
I aIen unb g entrnm lit pors
unb es Iiegt fein @rltno Dor,
ieben einselnen Yarasraz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
GURUS fir A,nerikamer
IN 1ttiindJem-G lahbadJ.
Sln 8eitlide unb 2aicn, tueIfe benz
aatbolifcntase in Main5 BPM
6. bis 10. Ansuit an
mpbner tuerben.

Cine auberorbentlihe 8~eleaenheit,
Den S%olfsperein fir 0as fatboliihe
SeutIhlauo unb beilen GentraliteHe
aus Der Ndbe feunen 5I ~lernen, bictet
lid Erieitern unb 2aien, Die in bieiem
Sabre cine guropareiie maiden. 8es
fanntlih bat man an Der 9entralitclle
oes SolfsnereinS fir oas fatboliihe
Seuti6lnnb auf Iniu6cn Der Gentralz
itelie bes 8. 8.s&. Central : Wereins
bon &orbamerifa lid bcreit crfldrt,
cine ISOLDE @ortrGge unb prnftiiHe
llebun9cn eigenS Till Gmeri Il
81 peranitalten brett nad3
Dem aatbolifentase gu YlainS. bas bon
Wliin6ens @labba6 nidt ipeit entiernt
liegt. Scr aatbolitentas finoet bon,
8. bis 10. Iusuit itatt. 9ie cin3ise
gcbingung fir Den aurius lit. bnB iif
cine geniisenbe Gn5abl S6eilnebmer-
etipa Is obcr 20 5uinmmenfinbet.
Sm GnidlliB an Die Gortrdge lam
cine ScIihtiaungSs Sahrt in has Sns
buitries @ebiet bon Iiind1ens 8laobaf
aus gemadt lperben. Mit Dem SIRIUS
iino feline lpeiteren llnfoltcn ais Soft
uno SogiS perbupoen.
@eiitlide unb aaien, ipelde i'm Be-
grille iinb cine Guropareiie nn5utres
ten, peroen bieic auberorSentlide @cs
le9erbeit bcnusen fpollen, nit Dem
Iolfsperein fir bas fntboliihe
9eutidlanb unb bciieu ginriftlusen
bcfannt 81 perhen. cine @clegenz
belt. Die ii6 niht 10 balo iuicber bieten
Nan iebe it'd in Ierbinbung
nit Der G%entralitele bes 3. RS.
Central s@ereins, Is Su. Sigtb Ctr,
ct. 2Duis, WaD., Die anmelbungcn
enteesennin,mt unb pcitere Illsfunft
au ertheilen bcreit lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
,,gtuerall, ,tnis nn ttnrJ nett"

mern benin bic @apitaIiiten, M I
ober obne SiiIfe Der q e
4 aebungen H., Die Unions nm
Den Grbeiter .miirbe" an MAIDEN.
limb Die Grbeiter a~nttporten nit
8ombenl
8ie biel berniinftieet tp6re es, an
Die g 8 geiesgebungen an appel
Iiren, bnb bieie itaatIi6e Der
iiferuneen. ipie in Seuti6lanS unb
England einfibren tpiirben. Ils
Infang fonnte Der Staat auf Die
b e It 3 c be &ranfens, llnfalz
unb ionitiee @erii6erunes : gereine
aufbauen. Ratiirlif, iobalb Der
Staat cine llnteriudung, cine
@nquete, 3. +. @%rbebnngen iiber Die
3abl Der gereine, bic 3abl i6rer
Wit9lieber, lire 9eitrdae uno
2eiitunsen anitelt, ,uirb IS iid scisen,
iute idwad serabe Satbplifen, bic
fatbpliifen 8emeinoen, iinb nno tpie
grob bic llrterlniimssiiinoe bort it,,
mo man ben fatbpliffen 3ran.
fen : itnteriiitnngs gereincn nidt
bic nDtbige Iflese IN Stabt nnb
2anb anseoeiben lief. l1nb bas lit
elm Srnft. ipelfen mir uns beute
i6on imerfen iollten.
Benn Die gebeimen unb 6albaes
beimen 8eieuihaften in ibre arantens
llnteritiisungs : 8ereine Die ia o.
liihen Siinslinee unb Idnner
a%ufnebuen, 10 miibte man" ifon
reht finbii6 fem 5u alauben, baB
bieies Dem fntboliiden 8lauben iino
Der gnsiibuns besielben I'M .8es
meinSeleben feline ginbube t6ut. G1er
aud fir Die @infiibrung Il t.
li6er ELECTROMAGNETIC biirfte,
burh cine rihtige Yflege nnIerer
fatbolilfen aranfens unb 2ebenspers
ii6erlnas : gereine, elm out Gtiid
bor%searbeitet iein. 8ir ipieberbolen
baber nod cinmnl, mas mir Ihon
friiber 9eiagt: Ger iulibc ,9iuf. nnb
gusbnm n~nierer fatbu!iifen 3ranfcn-
unb 9ebensperiiheranss : gereinc lit,
riftig p%erftanben nnb riftig auSge.
iiibrt - b. 4. finan8iel iplibc nnb
niht ybanferpttmaRig" = elm ,pids
tises Stif fuSialer a%leinarbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
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(Spc5ien fir bieie Seitlins.)'
9nn 4. q.


erfldrt Die @orlaae babe stpet gbeile.
Ser Cine barbelt bon Der 8eriihernna
gegen arantbeit, Der anbere aeaen
Irbeitslpiiateit. Saut elmer 8eitims
mung bes Ylanes lit jeber Nrbeiter,
beiien Sabreseinfnmmen bic Ginfpm-
mediterranean NON 100 Hfnnb nidt
erreiht, scsiuunsen, iih sesen aranf.
belt perfihern 5u Iafen, fobaf CT
iudbrenb Der Seit ieirter G~rfranfung
flint Shiainge ($1.20) m1hentlih
erbdlt. Gt,ua bic SGlfte Der Weriihe=
rmngsprarnie bat Der arbeiter an be-
5ablen, ben Geif traseu iein Mrbeit=
seber ntb Der Staat. Die tu5Gent.
lihe 1rdmie tpiirbe fir einen Wanu
aht Gents bctrasen, fir cine Gran
iefs Gents, pber uie Der 8an5ler fih
ansbriifte, uber 9rcis pon siuet Hints
Gle ubcr einer ltnse 3abaf".
Ser aan5ler i6Gst, bab iein Ylan
nuf IA, 100000 Rdnner unb Sraren
anipenbbar mare. Sober 8erii6erte
erbdlt foitenfreie dr3tlihe 9ebanbs
lung lino @6fnerinnen erbdlten 80
S6ilinse. porausgeiebt, tie entbalten
lid iudbrenb. Der eriten bier 8o6en
nod Der Rieberfinit Der Irbeit.
Sie 8e9ierun9 .fr;irbe aih BEL Der
gefdmpfung Der S6fpinbiu6t finans
8iellc Silfc leiiten, inbem lie ST.
100000 fir Den 8au tpoi1 2ofala
Sanatorien bergibt unb $4,000, 900
fir beren ltuterbnIt
2aut Der 8erehnung bes Sang
lers niirbe fir Die Iusfiibrnns Deg
Ylanes jdbrIi6 Die Summe bon
$122,500,00 auf5ubringen iein, 5n
pelfer Der Staat I'M eriten Sabre
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

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