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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
Connecticut Men Named.
Special to The Bulletin.

Washington, April 9s.-The president sent to the senate yesterday the names of Drs E.ichard Matthew English of. DaEbury, Charles Seymour Stern Of Hartferd and Haigazoon Ringer Ka- preiIian of Stamford to be first lieu tenants in the ufsdical reserve corps of the United States army.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
DEAD MEN BLAMED
 FOR MINE EXPLOSION.
Coroner Finds No Evidence of NegIi
 gence on Part of Company.

blown out shot fired by James pritch- ard or his son, Arthur, was the finding of the coroner's jury tonight at the inquest into Mondays explosion in Ott mine of the Davis Coal and Coke com pany. Both Pritchard and his son were among the victims. Coroner Rolllnan, who conducted the inquest stated that no evidence was present. ed that would indicate negligence on the part of the company.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
AMERICANS NOT IN
 DANGER AT CANTON.
American .Warship Will Be Sent is
 There is Occasion for It.

Washington April 2S.--Americans ana foreigners at Canton are believed to be in no danger because of the upris- ing there, American Consul Bergholz at that place cabled to the state de- partment toray. He. has telegrapfed the senior naval officer at Hong Kong, and if the situation should prove seri ous. an American warship will proceed to Canton.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
"PoSToFFIcE DEPARTMENT
 A POLITICAL MACHINE"
Democratic Congressman Wants Post
 masters Elected by People.

Washington, April os.-Representa- tive Cullop of Indiana. a democrat, in 9. speech today in the house. vigor- ously assaiIed Postmaster General Hitchcock and the postoffice depart ment for ''pernicious activity in pol itics
 Tine postof1ce department is the greatest political machine ever con- structed in. this or any other coun- try said Mr. Cullop. land it is open !y administered as political organ ization"
 The Indiana congressman advocated the direct election of many of the federal employees, such, as United states marsnals and postmasters.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
FIRE sURNs OVER
 TEN SQUARE MILES.
Woodland sIaxs Arognd WiIIianstown
 Now Under Control.

land. the fires which started. in Will liamstown three days ago and seemed to threaten the city for a time today are believed tonight tes be under con troi. This evening the fire was still burning. but had ceased to spread.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
eoupoik ON TRAIN
 FOR LADY TRAVELLERS.
Burlington Road is to Put on Car for
 Womsn Only.

Chicago, April 2S.-A car for women: will be put on two trains of the Bur linEton between Chicago and St. Paul on May l. Mere man will be permit ted. to use and occupy a portion of the car.
 The principal apartment will be parlor for women passengers exclu- sively, luxuriously appointed and pro vifed with every feminine convenience and comfort.
 The innovation is due to the con stantly, Increased patronage of women travellers.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
TRIED TO BLAckMAiL
 AMERICAN DUCHESS.
Testimony That Man Sought to Obtain
 $30,000 for Certain Letters.

London, April 2S. - Alexandre Tscherniadieff was arraigned in the Old Bailey court today charged with an attempt to blackmail the Duchess De Chofseui- -Preslin, formerly Mrs. Charles Hamilton Paine, of Boston.
 The only new evidence offered was that of George Rodier of Paris who testified that the defendant had tried through him to obtain ssO,000 for the delivery of letters claimed to have been written by the duchess to Count" De Aulby De Gatigny
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

Paris, April 2s.-The 129th salon of the Society of French Artists opened today. In the opinion Of critics the exhibition has little to distinguish it from those of preceding years, the principal characteristics being the de- creased size of thu canvases and the absence of nudes.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
Hookworm Victim peported.

Boston, April 2S. Suffering from hookworm-one of the few cases that has come to the attention of the irnmi- grafton officia1s-John Cohen was de- ported to- Jamaica. Cohen came to Boston we'll supplied with funds and stated that he had planned to tour the coilntry
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
Steamship ArrivaIs.

At Copenhagen: April 2S, United States. from New York
 At Southampton: April 27, Adriatic, from New York
 At Plymouth: : A pril as. Kaiserin Au- Suste Victoria, from New ! York.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

San Juan, Porto Rico, April 2s.- Cen. Carlos F. Morales formerly pres ident, and Mauricio Jininez. formerly vice president of San Domingo. were arraigned today charged with planning Domingo, and held for the grand jury. Ill default of s2,500 bail they were sent to iail:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
BILL INTRODUCED BY
 CONGRESSMAN REILLY.
Provides an EishtsHeur Day for Mail Carriers and Clerks

Washington, April Representa- tive Reilly of C6nnecticut has intro. dueed a bill providing an seight-hour work day for mall carriers and clerks in first and second class pOstoffices. the limit of ten consecutive. hours, and for pro rata conipensatton for all work in excess of eight hours a day. It was referred to the committee on postoff1ees and pos trpads,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

Picking, April. 2s.-Reports from Shanghai say that Arundel, the stoker who was captured by Chinese pirates after the wreck of the Pacific Mail steamship Asia. is being held as a hos tage byathe Fukienese, probably with the object of protecting their villages against punishment for piracy
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

Architects and Buiidoa Contractors have served an uItimatuID on the war ring labor unions that unless they set tie their jurisdietional disputes by next Tuesday there will be q general shut down of building operations in Chicago
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

St. Petersburg, April 2S.-Imperial sanction has been granted the governor of Yenisei, in Asiatic Russia, East Si-. baria, to allow the Jewish inhabitants of Siberia to use the curative waters near Minusinsk for a term of two months upon the condition that they are provided with medical certificates and forbidden to engage in trade while taking the cure.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

Mrs. Antoinette FeItdrappe, the Kill lingworth nurderess, is again to be examined as to her sanity.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

Max Tatlebaum, aged ,, of Roxbury Mass, was burned to death at & stake by boy companions who were playing Indian.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

Of the 58,S77,287 acres of cultivated land in France. exclusive of vineyards. a recent report showed tlrait 16, BIO 925 acres were devoted to wheat.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

Justice Newhurger in the New York supreme court has signed the final judgment annuiling the marriage of Julia Kuttner and Ferdinand Earle the artist. whose matrimonial experiences added the word affinity" to English slang
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
Nine peaths in Roanoke Fire.

Roanoke, Va, April 2S.-The ninth death from the fire at the home of Mrs. ]. H. Nrinn in this city early today oc- cured tonight when William Nunn, aged P, slccrmbed to his burns and injuries. His mother and seven chil- dren perished and a brother and s1oter are. i'll a serious condition.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

The Mother Washington Memorial highway in memory of the mother of George Washington, is proposed in a bill introduced in congress by Repre- sentative Jones of Virginia.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
Cabled Paragraphs

London. April 28.-King George and Queen Mary dined tonight at Forbes Granard. The Countess of GraTard was Miss Beatrice Mills of New York
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
.x4- Woman Killed
 With Big Club BODY FOUND BY NEPHEW IN A
 POOL OF BLOOD. HAD STARTED ON ERRAND Attacked in Rear of a Building at Lakewood. N. J.-Nearo Arrested as Suspect Proved an Alibi.
HAD STARTED ON ERRAND

Lakewood, N J.. April 2s.-Mrs. Charles Turner. pretty brunette of middle age, was found murdered in the woods behind a studio building on Fulton street today. Her face had been beaten in with big club which lay nearby, stained with blood.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

The San Francisco Building Trades council has pledged itself to raise $l00,000 for the defense of John J. Mo Namara, in custody at Los Angeles on a charge of murder.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

The German mercantile marine is 10 considcrab ble extent engaged in a carrying trade which is entirely nom German
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
OBITUARY.
George Hale Morgan.

Lenox, Mass, April 2S.-Daath came today to George Hale Morgan. a nephew of J. Pierpont Morgan. of New York, at his country home. Ventford Hall. He was T years old. NIT. Mor- gan's second wife, formerly Mrs. Sarah E. Miffiin. of Pittsfield. together with three children by his first marriage to cousin, nee Miss Sarah Spencer Nor nius Spencer Morgan of New ' ork George Dennison Morgan of Paris and Miss Caroline l.. Morgan. Heart dis ease was the cause of death.
 Capt. Frank M. Lovejoy.
 New Haven Conn, April 2S-Word was received here today of the death at the Soldiers home in Noroton this afternoon of Capt. Frank M. Lovejoy of this city Captain Lovejoy was a as captain of Company l. Fifteenth Connecticut volunteers. During the last administration of President Cleve- land he was a deputy United States marshal and for some time was re- porter or. the Journal Courier. He was 80 years old and leaves son.
 Timothy w. Davenport.
 New York April 2s.-Homer Daven- port the -cartoonist. received tele- gram tonight bearing news Of the sud den death of his father Timothy w. Davenport, at South Pasadena Cal, from an attack of heart failure
 Mir. Davenport was born in Spencer town, N Y., S5 years ago and went west in the searly fifties. He was a successful farmer and merchant and at one time a member of the Oregon legislature. He was chairman of the first big meeting of wheat raisers which protested against the specula- tion in grain upon the Chicago market
 Edward w, Meaiey.
 Hagerstown, Md. sApril 2S.--Edward w. Mealey, 6 years elds q millionaire capitalist and United t;tes consul to Milnish during the frs Cleveland ad- ministrafion. died here soday from heart trouble. <
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
Condensed Telegranls

Gas for Illuminating Purposes is fur: :: nished in German cities at 19 cents per 1000 cubic feet
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
Measles Breaks out Amds,s Troops.

DOugIas, Arlz. ADriI 2S.-- M Measles or q dangerous type have broken out among the United States troopers at Nogales. First Lieut.. George r. Stall- man of the medical reserve corps and an army hospital nurse left here yes terday for that place to care for the sick
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

the window to gentlemen friends, one student of the State Normal school at North Adams. Mass, has been expelled and five others are threatened with similar fate.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
Body Found by Her Nephew.

The body was found by Arnold Turner her nephew, who was rang ing about the country on horseback today in search of his aunt. She had been missing since Wednesday. when she left her home on Spruce street to deliver some dresses which she had
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

The Boston and Maine Railroad will cut its annual dividend from per cent. to per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

Keller skating has recently become popuIar in I7e nS- Kong.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
The Outbreak Suppressed.

London. April 2r.-A special des- patch received from Hong Kong says that the revolutionary outbreak at Canton was promptly suppressed after numbers of persons had been killed and many arrests made.
 The despatch adds that it is believed the rioting was premature and spoiled plans for a larger revolt.
 The foreigners in Canton are report ed to be entirely safe.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

By Vote of 14o to 61, the Massa :. chusetts house of representatives pass ed to be engrossed the bill providing for an eight hour day on all public work. This bill was twice vetoed by former Governor Eben s. Draper
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29

The first air man-s map has sDpsar- cd in Paris.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
2lms SransreiH.

Ser Siapn bat nnh Der iiinaIteu
@nspflifa hes Sl. @aters feline bliss
berige Sbdtisteit einitellcn miiiien.
Seet baben lid in perihieoeneu Sips
seien. ben 8eiiunsen ees Yapltes ents
Iprcd,cnb, Die Siqoniiten. Die lid be-
fanntlib MIR mebr .iiaoniites cutbos
liaues" nenmen b%iirfen. 81 Si65eiuns
Ierbdnben inter Aufiiht Der SiIhDie
suiammengcIhloiien. Sn ibrem neuen
Stotlt baben lie ibr 8erbdltniB 5ur
Stride in Der sepiinidten 8ciie 9es
re9elt. GO beiiuben Ii6 burin Il. q.
iol9enbe 8eitimmlngen:
Ser fatboliihe Siuon befennt iid
Al nahitebenbeu 8runbidben: Soa.
funmcne tlnterWerfmns utter bic
@eiimnscn nnb 2eihans Der Stride,
Ioipie polipmmene aupaiiung an oen
@eiit bes Gpanseliums. Sein Sped
lit, a II benz Wieoerauibau beS Bottles
I'M hriitlihen uuo tatboliiden 8eiite.
unb 5l sleiber 3eit an Der Ierbeiics
rung ieiner Gage 5l arheiten semdt
ben pGpltlifen @eiiuusen iber bic
6riitli1e 9emofratie. Or beitrebi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
uapslesn Ser Grfte aaf Sem
Sferbelaeer.

Mm 5. Iai febrte Iapoleon's BEG
Griten Sobestas gum 90. Wale .tpies
Der. gtpu abt Gage Dor ieinem Gnoe
oiftierte Der ihmerfrante aaiier benz
8rafen 0tontbolou foleenbe Seilen.
Die bieier mad, ieinem 9bleben an Sir
Subfon 9ope. BEN 8ouperneur bon
ct. Selend. ibreiben Ioute: Serr
8ouperneur. 8aiier Napoleon lit am
/. -. na6 elmer Inneeu, ihperen
armfbeit seitorben. Sd babe bie
Sbre. Gle bapon in &enntnib an ieben.
Or bat mild ermGhtist. Sbnen. fuenn
Sic es tpiriden. feline lebten WiinIhe
mitdutbeilen. Sd bite Sic. MIDI
tpiiien gu Iaiien. tpel6er @rt bic bon
Shrer Resierung noreei6riebenen
Sispoiitionen fir bic lteberfiibrung
oes 9eihndmS nah europa uno biez
ienigen iinb, Die iib auf Die Terionen
Ieines 8efol9es be5ieben. gm Ibenb
bes 2. Dtai 1921 beriufte Der &C.
fansene bon ct. Seleua ieinem Saint
meroiener @ar6dno nod einise teItas
mentariihe 8eltimmlusen gu 8uniten
Ieines Spbnes, uno Der Yrin5eiitn
Enuline 81 otftieren, aber iebt bers
Iagten ibm ifon bic @orte; es mar,
nls Oh er iih I'M Salbpunfel bes err
lDl1enben 2ebenS nit ieinen @ebans
fen ntbt mebr 5urehtfinben founte.
Sn Der Ndbt gum 3. Mat er6ob err
ii6 plDsli6 nit frampfbaften Sudlins
gen bon ieinem Eager, lin, aus benz
9ett 81 iprin9en; nas in Ieinem Snz
rern brennenoe Seuer M linn 5ltr
lnertrdeli6en Gual geporben. Sur
NIT Wilbe permofte Wontbolon i'm
in bic liesenbe Steauns 3uriid5us
oriiden. Ser folgenoe Tag unb Die
folsenbe Naht perliefen siemlif
rubig; III Der &uht 5um 5. Mai frat
iebo6 cine 4rilis elm, in Der Rdpos
leon NIT 10 untpioeriteblider 8udt
aus bem Bette iprans. paB er ben
8enerdl, Der ibn baran 5u binoern
iu6te. nit ii6 duf ben SuBbooen niez
berriB. Iit bieier lesten auBers
oroentlihen Gnitrensung aber bate
lid Die 2ebensfraft beg Sterbenben
eribopft. peni9e Stunbeu iplter be-
gam ifon bas S~ooesr0heln, unb bon
ienem Iugenblid an mar mad ben Sez
obnhtunsen Montbolon's bon einem
Sobesfampf nifts mebr an ipiiren.
Hu6ia lag CT auf benz Riiden ba. nit
Der rehten Sanb auBerbalb beS
8ettes. obne ireeno pelhe Sfmer5en
al perratben. nit benz Iusorud tieien
Nafbenfens. Die 2ippen suiammcnses
preBt. Sebn Mimiten Dor 6 ltbr
Nbenos am 5. Mai 1921 fam in
Srieben bas gnbe fir Gen, Der oie
8elt nit Wafienldrm unb benz 8ubm
ieines uniterblihen Namens eriiilt
bate. WGbrenb Nnpolepn I'M Sterben
lag. brauite elm sepaltiger Sturm
iiber bic einiame SseansS niel BIN. als
oh Die entieiielten Glemente linn ben
Sterbegeians iinsen poQtcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
3lutatieer BIRTH ais Grfter.

Stra6burg. %. Iai. - 5r.
Sirtb, elmer Der bier Ipiatifer Die an
Dem nieDerrbeiniihen Wettfliesen
tbeilnebmen. langte als Griter Dor
Iiiblbauien bier an. @r ipllroe bon
bent StattbaIter 9eopolp o 8aiern
unb Dem YrinSen Seinrif bon Sreus
ben be9riiBt. Sic orei anSeren apins
tifer Seannin. Srumbuber unb 8ins
~teritdtter, peld' leeterer feline Srun
ais Yaiiagier mitfiibrt, bnben ben
aurs mad bier eiugcihlagcn, BADEN
aber i'm Gbeinthalc nit iutortsen
@inben gu f1mpfen. Tics 8etts
iliegcn ioQ lih iiber cine @elammts
itrede bon $50 Meilen ausoebnen
i,up Die StGotc Sreiburg, Mdnnbeim
unb Srantiirt a. VI. iino ais Sta,
tipnen porgeidrieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Refine niapaniiebe J~npajien",

@abin9ton. 8. 6. = Sm
Sunie conltatirte iiinsit 8eprGientaut
@noplanp bon California. baB .mebr
Sapaner 3apdi unb Die Ser. Staateu
p~erldiien ais bortbin tpmnten. gr
belegte bies nit offi5iellen 3ablen bes
Sunbels : Separtements, tponadJ Die
3abl Der Sapauer. Die lett Dem 1.
Suli 1905 mad Den Ser. Staaten
famcn, 1901 mar uno Die Der Sas
paner. pelhe bas @ebiet Der Ser.
Staaten perlieBen, 14.195. Sn Sas
mai fancn 4,34S Sapaner an. 6.266
febrten bon bort mad, Sapan Suriid.
8o5u anoplano bemertte. paB pies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

lid, ieinen @itsliebern cine icliccrc
religioie. moroIiihe. io3iale unb
patriottlfe gilourg Su perIhaffen,
lolpie NIT alien perfuabaren Witteln
an Der Organization uno an Ser
@eitereutpidlun9 Der reiigioien, ofos
nomiihen nnb ioaialen @inrihhlngen,
lofpeit oiclelben bon Der 5uitdnbigcn
firdlihen Mutoritdt ais gut beiuuben
ipcroen, lid 5u betbGtiaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

1tamentlib in 8eitti9lanb. lit burd
Iolhe Gereine gieIes erretht porben,
our pirtbi6aftliden Sebuns unb CUR
geiitieeu Gusbilbuns Der 8auern gez
than tporben. Sie erfrculihe Gage
Der 9auern in 9eutihlaub 1T baupts
idfli6 bieien Iereinen 8u3uihreiber
Soppelt erfreuli6 lit es. bab bieie
3e6nn9 res 8auernitanbes bauptidbs
LID burh bic Sbdtisfeit Der fatboliz
den So5inlreform : 9etpe9uns 5us
itanbe se6radt fpuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
DererSberans Ser Slette.

Rio Saneiro. Sraiilien. -
Der Marine : Miniitcr bat Die Gins
iteIuns bon 1000 Sceleuten. 1900
Sei5ern. einseboren ODER ausldnpiih.
uno 1000 e%inaebprenen S~eeleuten
uno Shiifsiunsen sutsebeiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
3lagert iiber has Wetteramt.

Baibington. 8. 6. - Die
pielen &lasen narentIid ieitens Der
Sarmer. iber Die ltnsuperlGiii9teit
Der @orausiagunsen beg gunbestpet<
ternmtes baben bag Sanss Gomite fir
misunderstanding Iussaben perans
labt, cine 1tnterin6ime Der i'm @et@
teramt berfpleten Netboben ar5uorbz
men. Ramentlih bic aepfel3ii6ter
I'M 8eiten baben iih beihtpert, bab
Die niht eintreifenben @etterpropbes
5eiltnsen ibnen i9tpere @erluite berz
uriaht baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
geridiebenes

2enor. NdH. - Srant u. yal>
mer, Elm Witglieb Der Stnntss 9esiss
ldtur. bat bds bette Siibnerpolf in
WSa1afiietts 3ufolge einem geriht
Der Stadts< Gderbnus 8eborbe. @dbs
renb bes am /. Mdi b~eenbeten Snbres
brahten ibm feline 8bope SsIanb
rGebs" einen Netto <9tusen bon So
ATS elm. is Gents i'm Surdihritt
pro Subr unb Sag. Serr Yalner
fuiinift cine 5eitiee @erta9uns Der
Segislatur, bamit er ii6 ipieber ieis
mem ~scliebten Seoerpieb ipibmen faru.
Guf benz Ianonirt6ihdftlifen
College gu Sopefd, Sans, befiubet Iif
bieies Sabr cine 8Ia'e nit So Sars
mertp6tern. unb cine groBere Insabl
ipirb nd6itens Sabr erpurtet. Sic
Ilngen NGofen ioaen ii6 iebr 9es
LEIPZIG oeigen.
SprinefieIb. 0lp. - Sic
lanbiptrtbi9aftlihe gbtbeilung Der
Srisco : gtienbubn brabte bur6 TIRE
Ieenten IN griabrune. baB in bieier
Sniion in benz Sruhteiirtel ber
O5arfs 2S7 8aseonlabungen grbs
beeren peridnbt tpiiroen. Sm Rfirs
iidsSiitrift siebt ran ii6 better Soff@
tun9 bin, @ei5en iteht gut. Safer
mag cine Surfifnitts sgrnte err
9eben, 9leihertpeiie Der Mais. aepfcl
periprehen ben beiten grtras felt
1905, lpelGes Sabr elm ausge5ei4s
netes mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Natana, peatide &atbo!ittn!

Sudlt Abr frudtbare Carmen in Der Rdhe
elmer tatbpliichen Sirdle uuo Sdlule, 81 .ndBiasu
9reiien. I'M nprb6tlidhsn Soma. 10 idlreibet
birefe an
REV. J.. p. WAGNER,
Box 1873, Cresco, Iowa.
seim edreibrn eripdbus man sen. oisiss Stats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Oeaen &rebsJaaosu.

Sd empiebls hermit Stroop's berabmts
bentihe Salper. Sieielbeu beilen teoeu (nod
ritht auigebrod,snen) 8rebs icluopl tnuerlib ais
Magentrebs sriolsreidh 5u heilen. @egeu ytiaes
rent. Seugntiie v. I. 10. icbreibe man an;
Wrs. q. Noeotna.
Seneea. 4anidS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

Sic acknowledgements zines
grbdusten lit bis gu iunf Iilimeter
tiei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
@enn mir alter tperoem, beginner

o. L4L eH ~H ". rs
Ienn mir otter iuerben, Beginner
mir llnrcgelmdBigfeiten in uuiern
fDrperliben Su~nftionen gu bernerfen.
pelhe uns friiber nidt auffielen.
Yaltpr Cos. Iiob bon Gid Greet. Sa..
ieIbit elm adtSigidbriser, iagt: sd
litten an ben Nieren uno angemetner
S6tpdd1e. Ser Mpenfrduter bat
meme @eiunbbeit %po0itdnbie tpieber
bergeitelt. Sd bante 8ptt fir bieie
ipunbcrbare Wepisin. Sbelei6 iiber
81 Sabre aft. bat mir bieies Seils
mittel ipunberbar sebolfen." Sorni's
Ilpenfrduter periiinst bas Gfte, unb
madt bas S6tpade tart. Spe5iuls
Iscnten p~erfaufeu i'm, ober Die
@igentbiimer, ST.. Yeter Sabruep &
Cons Co., 1875 60. Sopne Gpe.,
Chicago. Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30

lid iinb. China drgert lid ii6er Die
Sortitritte Sapun's in apred, fpdbs
reno in Sapau Die Grnennuus bes
ibm feinblid1 ~geiinnteu Gbaozgrb<
Seuel gum General : 8olnerneur Der
Wanbidurei Seunrubisuug berpors
ruff. Sic SreiIe erblidt in Der Cts
nennung eineu unfrennblihen Shritt
Der dineIiIhen Jtegierln9 eesen Sas
pan uno befiirftet angeiihts Der
japan ; feiubliheu Stimmune in Der
Wanpihurei Gerpidlunger. GO miro
alio piel itaatsmdnniider 8eisheit
bcoiirfen, I'M Die Spannune gu mins
bern. Sic geiammte Yreiie bon
Petersburg iteat feit, Dab it'd oaS
IerbdltniB Hublanb'S 3u China per>
ihGrit bat. Gin 8latt permutbet.
CHINA riiite. bur6 8anSe Der Solihas
rttdt nit einem nnoern altatiI6en
Staate berbunben. gum 8riege gegen
&liblanb; es babe iif gum Siel geiest,
HllbIanb aus Der Horbs Manoidurei
All perordnaen. Sas Slatt fragt,
iuer bierbei binter CHM itebe, bas
allein 5u if,iuadj iet; bic Seantfuor=
tung bicier Srage intereiiiere nidf
nur GuklanS, ionbern bic 6ffentliMe
Weinnns unb bic 5inan5welt guns
Gnrppa's. Gin anoeres Slatt ihreibt;
@leih nah Der Inttport Gbina's auf
Die ruiiiihe Note D es flar. baS bic
ruiiiifs fineiii6en ge5ie6unsen niht
siir Tube fon,men piiroen, ionbern
nod ale mDsliden acknowledgment
bieten t6nnten. Sas 9lntt rdtb Der
rniiiiten 8esieruns, angeii6ts Der
sroben grreeung in China unb Der
Observation-Disclosures ein5uleufen unb
ben .lesten siinitisen ausenblid nidt
All perpaIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
Kneipp S~mnitarium,

Ssrriidb ~esleGentr. pradtpoutr Npbsiurort. Gtus
Stiiauitalt. petGt ftreng nab gtarrer 2nelpps Ws
thoet etlsttet fptrb fur Sbpahr, &erpeH' ano Wa9en.
~leiosuos, ionic au1 tar Nbsu matiSmus uuo ale Aros
aii1en Qrautbeiitr. Gipeuer Seelior9er uns ipt5ttls
ter Sottesoitnlt. Cir nabere Nustauit ibreitst an Die
SISTERS OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD.
Knsipp sanitarium, Rome City, Ind
6eim eAreibeu srlpabne mon geh. oicies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-30
GuffIarung bes Sauern
itanbes.

Sd alaube MN, baB Die ioSialc
@usbilonng unp Srientieruus bieier
einselneu @ruppen cine Der erittn ilno
pi6tieiten Guisaben elmer fatboliifcn
goSialreiorm 8 g%emegung fem ioaten.
grlauben sic. baB i6 bieie Be
bauptuns init eiuiseu geiipielen srs