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New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
NEW YORK FROM THE SUBURBS

OF course it's old fashioned, but the idea
stiu persists I'm many minds that its cor,
mendable I'm New York hotel managers U
discourage smoking by women IN theN pun
lie rooms.-New Haven Register.
New York has one hundred thousand lso-
pie who have never been on streetcars. the
Milwaukee Journal says they prooaof
haven't missed much i'm the way OF delight
ful travel Quite correct. Mr.. Journal
Elmira Advertiser.
No alarm need he caused by the an
nouncement that the percentage or luns
ties In New York Is rapidly increasing II
merely means that there is a natural driit
OF the mentally incompetent toward tnr
false joys Of Broadway. Courier
journal.
New York University is wondering what
TO do with an unexpected gift OF $ae".
There ought to be plenty OF people In Ne"
York who could give valuable suggestions
II not outright assistance. Observer
4 COW has been placed In Central PARK
New York, because hundreds or thousanns ;
Of New York children have never seen a
live one. II is astonishing how few SUP
stantsi advantages a New York child reahS'
has Houston Post
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
KAISER A GOOD COLLECTOR
Raises s2,5OO,OOO for Emperor William
Scientific Research Foundation.

Berlin, Jan. 1.-THE Emperor William
Scientific Research Foundation. made pos
siole by gifts solicited by his majesty and
totalling $4,000. was formally inaus-
urated at the University OF Berlin to-day.
Leading scientists. educators and mem
bers of the ministry were present. The
Foundation will be used for the mainten-
ance OF two chemical research Institutes.
annexes Of the university, the presidents
OF which will be Professor Ernest Beck
mann. director OF the laboratory OF applied
chemistry at the University OF Leipsic. and
Dr. Fritz Haber. professor OF technical
chemistry at the Grand Ducal School of
Technology, at Karlsruhe
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT

[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Newport Jan. 1l.-Mrs. Paul a. Andrew
and Mrs. Louis l.. Lorillard were Boston
visitors Yesterday.
Mrs French Vanderbilt has returned 10
New York.
Daniel r. Fearing. who has been visiting
In New York, has returned TO his home
here
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
ANARCHY ~ AMERICA.

There appears 10 us 10 be certain
hiatus which perhaps he might readily
An I'm the otherwise most impressive lr-
cument of DIR. Andrew ID. Whites recent
letter TO The Tribune on the anarchist
peril in America OF the prevalence OF
crime i'm this country all intelligent citi-
zcns are painfully aware. The contrast
between the criminal statistics of the
United States and those Of the United
Kingdom cited by DR.. White is not cred
liable. But-and this is the point ON
which Dr. Whites argument seems 10 lee
defcient-where is the proof that these
onditions are due 10 the too great lax
ity Of our immigration laws aud To the
TOO free admission 10 this country CT
anarchists and alien criminals:
That may be the fact, and Dr. White
may have the statistics at hand TO es-
tablish the proposition. But il does not
appear upon the face Of the case as thus
far presented by him. There is doubtless
q considerable amount of crime among
certain classes Of our immigrant popuia-
,ion SO. too. there il much, and II Is. we
believe. rapidly and oIninously increasing
among the population of American birth
and ancestry. The murderous affrays of
tto Chinese "tongs" and the crimes Of
inc BLACK Hand are 10 be charged against
aliens and they are abOminable. But 40
Sjcilian vendetta was ever more ruthless
or more persistent or more vie thah
tbe feuds which have for years pre-
vailed in some of our states among tahl-
iies which have been settled there since
beforo the Revolution. and We are not
sure that the latter arc not tofbc charged
with the longer death rolls. II would
,o, no dffficult moreover, 10 name among
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

the mind of william II. befIl' .ne
state Treasurer elected 10 'u.soo'
Mathues. He looked beneath Tue '"' ,".'
and made the first charges Of crooked
ness. and legislative investigators ,on''
mittee afterward brought the FRAUDS TO
light in their entirety and laiu DdSi'
for criminal and civil prosecu',o"s'
Those have had n tonic effect. MAKING
easy money out of state .ap,'o' WI,
he discouraged In PennsyNa"" anu
elsewhere. Immunity for crooked po'i,i-
cal contractors and archltec'S WIN
grating alliances is getting out oi ua'e'
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
BlDE.A-WEE HOME BENEFIT.

Douglas J. Wood has arranged benefit
performance for ,he Ride-a-Wee Home for
Animals at the Plaza on the afternoon of
January -, under the patronage OF Mrs.
George j. Gould, Mrs. Orme Wilson, MRS.
Ben Ali Haggin, Mrs. James Speyer, Mrs.
George q. Hoye and Frederick Townsend
Martin. Among those who have promised
to appear are Wilton I.ackaye, Mime. Pillar
NORM, Miss Charlotte Granville. Nye
Chart. Baroness Elsa Laura Won VoltZogen.
Miss Vida sutton and the Morrts Dancers.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
[ From The Tribune Rnrnn

TFTOH TIC TrIbune Bureau.l
Washington, Jan. 1l-Mrs. Sherman. VIII.
of the Vice-Presdent. held her regula,
Wednesday reception this afternoon. and
received the official and resident member,
Of Washington society in large numbers
Many OF the Senator's and their wives. VIII,
recently returned from their Christina
visits at home, made their first call vy,,,,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
0ItmITork Trihn1s.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10, 1911.

This newspaper is oWned and pHO'
Vshcd on The Tribune ASSocidfton'
Nc,o York corporation: office and pr'h-
ripdl place Of business. Tribune BWtd-
ina. No. l54 Nassau street, Nc1c York;
Oqdeu Mills. president: Ogden VI. Rc'd'
secretary; James ". Barrett, treasurer.
The address Of the officers Is the ONCE
Of this RerSpdpcr.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
TO KILL OR CURE.

From William j. Conncrs's Buffalo En-
qurer.
Nj. Sheehsn Is I'm the patent medicine
class. lie has just received another ties
timonlal that be viii be. n elected, a
'cure-al for Democracy. II this prescrip-
ton is taken In sufficiently large doses, the
cure " Marranted 10 be permanent-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
so ARE WE.

From The Rochester Herald.
New York reporter has discovered thsi
the Jersey COW has been selected for eXhi-
bltion purposes IN Central fsrk Decsuse
inclined 10 think that this reporter never
saw a COW before.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

Where are the famous Belgian ponce
dogs which General Bingham imported!
They might be allowed to smei around
the vanished City Chamberlains desk
and then be started on the tran toward
Florida.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
AS PER CAMPAIGN PROMISES.

From The Binghamton Republican.
Now that Governor Dix ia firmly seated
IN me chair we may expect the high cost
OF living TO drop with a duh. sickenins
thud.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

lent Of criticisms and summary pu''''"
ment -
Yet though these acts would cap tn' =
max OF ngratitude and Insult TO h'''s
and injury to his beloved city, now we "'''
this man. once so easily provoKeu' ~
even offended. ! wonder why. Is u NV.
Of friend. loyalty to pal or "na''
Does any one know? =
New York. Jan O. 1911.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

Charles j. Hughes. the junior senator
from Colorado. who died yesterday mad
not served long enough at Washington
to make his mark on legislation, but he
had shown himself competent debater
and an Industrious worker. He was an
expert on mining and land laws, and
Colorado will miss his services I'm Con-
gress where questions of policy concern
ing public lands have recently assumed a
new importance.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
THE SAME THING.

From The Albany Journal
Perhaps the professor who predicted that
there viii be no more babies in this coun-
try by 20n meant thus To make circum-
| lcoutory prediction Of the end OF the world.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
A REAL CURIOSITY.

From The Montgomery Advertiser.
II there is one Of your resolutions not yet
broken. why not send IL to the New norN
museum while II is IN good shape
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
WELLESLEY SPELLSLY


Note: The Wellesley authorities are in
sisting that the girls Of that school learn
how 10 spell.
An. girls Of Wellesley.
Soft. sweet things,
To whom the poet lightly sings
Why should you care 10 spell by books
When you can better spell by looks?
What boots it that you do not know
The name OF Webster. IL your bo
is Robinson, or Jones. or Brown,
And at your feet he lays the crown
OF his affection, which may be.
ny Wellesley spelling, L-u-v?
Sweet sorceresses of the school.
Rise, to a man, against the rule
That seeks 10 place the spell of books
Above the gentle spell Of looks,
And firmly but respectf'ly tell
That teacher bunch to 20 towel,
Just tell them to go there,
That's all what?
W. J. LAMPTON.
First Critic-Seems to me that the humor
OF Bronsons play is-er-well, dragged In,
so To speak
Second Critic go Dragged in Shouldn't
wondcr-itS unconscious - Boston Tran
script.
John r. Gilman. commander in chief OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic, has ap-
pointed a committee To present TO Con-
gress a plan for federal charter for the
organization. Strong as it is. the great
organization Of Union veterans has never
been Incorporated. and General Gilman
thinks it is about time that ii was. In a
recent general order. In which the subject
Of incorporating was included. General Gil
man said: over $4,000 Civil War vcter-
ans are still on the pension roll. and less
than half OF them are members of the
Grand Army OF the Republic. Why do
they not Join the Grand Army
who is the fellow wearing a suit of
calliope clothes?'
What do you mean by calliope clothes|'
Garments that can be heard mile
away. y."-Birmngham AGe-Herald.
Chicago is rather proud of the record II
has made so far in providing a fund for
the families of a score or more Of fremen
who recently lost their lives. along with
their chief. Horan, in the stockyards dis
aster II is planned TO raise $4,000. and
so far something like $4,000 has been con-
tributed The Tribune" expresses the be-
lief that the full amount will be easily OBJ
tanned Chicago seems 10 be as proud Of
her .'blue. shirts" as New York is OF hers.
SnIicus-You must remember that Justice
is represented a. woman.
Cvnicus-Yes. but she is blindfolded.-
Philadelphia Record
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs. Geraldyn Redmond gave a dance a.
the Colony Club last evening for Miss
Elizabeth Jay Russell. daughter Of Mrs
Rowland Russell and a granddaughter o.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. GarretSon. The
cotiIlon was led by Worthing'on White
house. dancing with Miss Russell. Among
the guests were Mrs. Rowland Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander ID. r. Pratt Mr.
and Mrs Johnston Livingston. Mrs Robert
r. Livingston, Mrs. Howard T. Martin.
Mrs Edwards 5. Hosmer, Mr. and Mrs T.
j. Oakley Rhinelander. Mr.. and Mrs. John
w Cross. Mr.. and Mrs. John Innes Kane.
Mrs. Archibald Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Worthington Bull. Miss Virginia Alex
andre, Miss Ruth Appleton. Miss Eliza
beth G. Bacon, Miss Catherine /. Hamers-
ley. Miss Lillian Endicott, Miss Emily and
Miss Rosalie Coe, Miss Murel and Miss
Marjorie Kingsland. Miss Cornelia VI. Lam
don. Miss Dorothy Perkins, Miss kath-
arine and Miss Margaret Steward. Grosye-
nor Atterbury. Fulton Cutting, Phoenix In
graham. Courtlandt Nicoll, William Bar
clay Parsons. jr, Bayard Tuckerman. Ir,
and George Henry Warren, jr. a supper
served in the gymnasium, followed the
dance.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

If tho legislative committee is con-
tinued for year for Mr. Hydes benefit
will he stay away year and will his
$4,000 salary keep going on just the
same
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

Now the Nantucket cod are being
brought to the fore as long distance
weather prophets. From their offshore
habitat they are at least better able to
master the ways of "farebacks" than
are the inland experts of Professor
Moore's prediction establishment
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
TIE TiLK or THE DN.

Dr. w. 4. Evans. Chicagos versatile and
ever active Commissioner Of Health, writ
ing in THE Medical Record" says speak
ing of the general run OF public eating
places: IF people who patronize hotel, res
taurant and lunch rooms and who a home
eat food produced in immaculate sunlight
ed, ventilated kitchens could sec the places
in which food is produced eating would be
diminished and reef would be taken in the
general tendency to obesity. Besides, what
right has q man or woman TO patronize
such places and by that support force poor
or ignorant Bohemian. Polish. Irish and
German men and women 10 work i'm places
that will probably be their undoinG I'm a
few years."
"IS he a stranger here in New York."
Must he. He knows every theatre, lob
stor palace and gambling joint in town.
Puck.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

An aeroplane's running away with the
Governor of Texas while he was posing
for his picture i'm it shows the new
perils that beset statesmanship.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

We shall now sec how the state likes
the sensation Of having Murphy as it's
boss.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

When he returns Hyde should confer
with that other great disappearer. DR..
Cook. on how to place his confessions
10 advantage in the magazines.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

Miss Justine Van Rensselaer, Barber CAV.
a dinner last night at the house Of her
mother Mrs. Thomas Barber in East 6sth
street, for Miss Eleanora Kissel Among
her guests were Miss Aileen Osborn, Miss
Jean Roosevelt. Miss Margaret Townsend.
Miss Edith Morgan. Miss Elizabeth Hoy,,
George Roosevelt. Raymond Noyes. LEROY
King. Stuyvesant Pierrepont. Thomas n
Barber. Charles Brown. David Ely and
William Baylis. jr. Miss Barber afterward
took her guests to Mrs. Redmonds dance
at the Colony club.
Miss Barber will give dinner on Febru.
ary for Mr.. and Mrs John A. Dix. who
we're recently married. Mrs. Dix was Miss
Sophie Townsend
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson gave
luncheon yesterday az their house, IN East
SD street, for Earl Grey. Governor General
Of Canada.
Mrs. ". p. Hollns gave A luncheon yes.
terday at her house. in West j6th street.
on account Of the death of relative.
Mrs Eben Wright has recalled the IN.
yitations TO the dance she was 10 give 70.
morrow evening for her daughter, Miss
Leta Pell Wright.
Mrs. James r Sullivan. sister Of Mrs.
James 3. Clews, and her daughter Miss
Frances Livingston Sullivan. have arrived
in town from Philadelphia, and are at The
Hotel Gotham.
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt, ir.. will give
dinner dance this evening Al her house. IN
Fifth avenue.
Dinners will be given this evening ~
Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn. Mrs. Walter g.
Oakman and Mrs. j. Allen Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Wagstaf ir.. are
booked 10 sail for Europe on January 81.
They will motor through Greece and Egypt
Society is taking an active interest in the
New York Child Welfare Exhibit 10 he held
in the list Regiment Armory from Friday,
January IS. TO February r. Mrs. J. Borden
Hartman is chairman OF the womens
committee, which comprises among its
members Mrs. William A. NJ Burden. Mrs
Frank Gray Griswold. Mrs. W Pierson
Hamilton. Mrs. Charles Dickey Mrs
Arthur Iselin, Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer. Mrs
Eliphalet Mott Potter, Mrs Oren Root Mrs
William Jay Schieffelin. Mrs w X. Van
derbilt. jr., and Mrs. Edmund Randolph
Others interested i'm the affair are Mrs
II. Fairfield Osborn. Mrs. James Spsyer
Miss Helen NJ. Gould and Miss Grace
Dodge.
Dr. and Mrs. John H. Eden. OF Great
Neck. Long Island. announce the engage
ment of their niece, Miss Winifred Lanier
Dana. daughter Of the late Or. and Mrs.
Alfred s Dana and granddaughter of the
late General y. j. T. Dana. To Aubrey Y.
W. Gould, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
Judson Gould. Mr.. Gould Is a graduate OF
Harvard OF the class OF 1905
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

Nix on the virtue business. MUIR
ply.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson gave
luncheon yesterday at their house, IN East
SD street for Earl Grey, Governor General
Of Canada.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

Mrs. IT, p. Hollns gave A luncheon yes.
terday a. her house. in West 56th street,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
A REPUBLICAN PREFERS SHEPARD

Assemblyman, Nassau County, y. Y.
Sea Cliff, y. Y, Jan. II, 1911.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

,ote: The Wellesley authorities are in.
ting that the girls OF that school learn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
Ans ben itbrtssm gheilem,

Cberferihen, 6. Sob. -
llnierin bpdtp. Srn. Yfarrer 9isbprii,
Der in Sen ipoblperoienten Sutherland
tritt. tpurbe ieitens ieiner Sfarraus
scborisen cine ber5lid)c abihiebsfeier
bercitct.
2emninsem, 8. Ioo. - Sic
iibcr so Sabre nltc @ittmc Nif.
Sdmit ipurbe toSt i'm Bette aufges
finben.
2epefinaen, 6. Sob. - Sicr
itarb, rs Sabre alt. Der Gigentbiimer
Mid,. Yctgcs. lansidbrises Iitslicb
bcS airhcnratbes BON 8ederid.
2inscr, 6. Sch. - Scr Cunts
~penbGnblcr &arl Sdrobcr ipurbc bel
cinem Strcite bon eincm @eener nurh
eineu @ciieritib in ben aopf iftpcr
perlcst.
81 arbnrs, o. Sob. - @eitcrn
Ibenb cntitano Seuer IN Den @ebdiis
Iihfeitcu bcs Mderers get. 9ercmcs
iinb ipilrben 8obnbalis, Sdenne une
Staa cin9edid)ert.
Gf&a a. b. u g., 10. Nop. - |or
ciniaen Wod,en itarb in 9odum
(&eitfalen) Der 2mremburser s. ..
6rand, l%ansidbriser Iertreier bon sc
8alaiSz Ytes II. Gle, Sommelbinaen,
nnb g~iienbiitten gttien sTerein, Siibes
linsen. beim. &beiuiih 9eitiGliIhen
&oblenipnoifat. Seine Seibe mlIrbe
III Rain5 . cin9cdihert..
- "'
9aIheim 8. Nop. - Gud,ts
ipnrSe Der "a idbrigc Nrbeitcr Setter
&iiharb iiberfallen unb bis sur Ycs
nun8sloiigfcit miBbanbelt.
Spren, g.. Nop. - 8ic friibcr
scmeloct. purbe lrnIcre Srtihaft
se9cn Witte Iugiit bon ciniseu rbcs
fannten" YeripnlidJfcitcn Snls
bcint nniiher scnladlt. Vci ciuer
Streitiaene battc Der t~9idbriae arbcis
ter @einrid Hifarb ans SaIbeim auf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
Hotre 8 nj e, Snbiana,

Den I. Sept. 1911,
Sebr perebrter Serr 8onnerl
@s mar fir mid cine tpirflid)s
Srenoe. pGhrenb mebreren Ronater
Sic 8elegenbeit linb ods Sergniiger
genoNeu sl bdben, in perid)ieocner
fatboliihen @cmeinbcn BON Soma.
Snbiana unS Sainois I'M Sntereic
nnierer Iiiiionss SiD5eje Sacca,
8enaalen. Snhien. in Tortrdgen obel
Trcbigteu anitreten 81 fonnen. Sic
10 redpt ber5lihe NufnGbmc bon Seiten
Der bud)ip. @eiiflidfeit nnb Die Milo
bcrSise SreisebiSfeit meiner iebi
Sablrsid,en Suborer, tperben mir ilns
pcrscBltd bIeiben unb MIDI itets gum
innislten Sdnfe perpflihten, inprm
mir babnrh seitattet mar, bieier
drmitcn aler Siooeien SnSien's
eiligermdBeu 0iilfe 81 brineen.
Sa es mir aber nidt mebr gesonni
iein lpiro, md, auf Reiieres meir
Seitrebeu fir %iuuicre leibeitbc Si1Seit
prrd, berf6n(iheS Iuftreteu
poran5ufiihrem. bite i1 Sic, iebl
lieber lno lpertbcr Scrr 0onner. min
in 2iebe 5n Colt ntip Der arlnen
Seipcn, Die Spniten Sbrer fdtbnIiid,er
8ldtter 81 Dfinen, ban,it id Surd
bieie mich an Sbrc piele Snuienbe
bon 2cIern nnb 2eierinueu nit Dent
ielbcM b~elpbnteit Tertraueu ipenbcr
fam. ipie ih cs in nteinem perIons
lideu @rideinen ItetS setban babe
.@ott iii gin uno or perldbt Die
Seincn mic" Or miro IclbIt Die
Scr6en aiih 70 an beifimmen piiien,
nm bieiem meincm Iufrui an meine
umcritaniihen @lnubcnsbriiher Grfola
Sn s~ctpdbren. 3ein fatboliid iibers
seistcs peuii1cs SerS miro lid
i%tr1ibcn D8ptt si gbreu" unp Der
@etebrun9 Der urmcn Seibcn pegen"
cine flcinc @abc 5i ipenoen - bringi
SieicS ia id)on cine Selobnuns oes
&immels.
Snnem i'd. ichr licbcr unb be-
lpdbrter Srcuno. alf Sbrc @elposcns
belt mid, Su perlaiicn, Die @criihcs
riina bubc. ipitl i'd, id,on alcih bcmte
burh obiees Bib mid, Sbneu unr
Sbrcn liebcm 9eieru poriteIlem, unf
5fpar IN 8c9lcitung peS Halmcnflet.
tcrcrs Soofai unb icincr Srau Sbufi.
Gbriitcn aus nniercr Miiiion bon
Sacca. Sd) iperoe uiiit lfters. nab
rcnb cinisen Ionaten, inter bcm4
lelbcn Sitclbilp in Sbren Spalten 81
finbcn Icin. gs lit mcin beiBei
8nnid,. blrh 9aritelluns DER pirf.
liden 3uitdnbc. ipie tic chen in ms
iercn Riiiionen BON Sacea iinb. Sbrt
9eier 81 belebren ii6er 2anO uno @olf,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28

~ Il.
faniere iuertbem 2eier unb 2eIerins
tren forren 8ott am Snnfiagunasz
! iage banfen, bab .es ni6t bier IN. Den
!, Iu%rembursiih ; anterifaniihcn Mniicbs
liinsen 10 anaebt, ipie in Der alien
@siniatb. lin niht als eine stpeite
4 ,Yoliee Gazette" aueeieben sr .pers
Den, baben mir ii ben lesten Sa6ren
sic r~eeclmdbig ii9 einItc[lenben Nads
J rihtcn iiber Sfldgercien, Snufercien.
greIereien, Weibcrtdmpfe. Sted1es
I reicn. Mdm6s INN Ioritbatcn nnb
J gang beionbers Die Sd,mntfimt>
oeloiaben sans ipe9sclalien. Sie
beiben Iesten Mi,mntern Der Cur.
Solfs8ta." iparen natiirlih ipieoer scs
ipidt boil o berartiaeu ngreig>
niiien1 urb mir eeben einc .2eIe" ba1
bort ;iir oiejer Summer tpiebcr.
@drum?i 8ir glalbcn I'M Sntereiie
)nnIerer 1eicr ol baubeIn. tpenn mir
Ai6nen bie Norteit iener. rSeloen" pprs
feaen, Dainit tic lid Dor ibnen in Mht
luebmen ,icnuen. falls Der cine ober
Der dnbere berielben, ipenn CT ben
lMtlantic fren5en ioltc, in II. g. ".
l~rorfpridt. - ". ~
Sernarb, 5otua, sen 81. Sob. II.
slm 2. DECEMBER iperben nit benz
Sampier uSinnlanb" bon Der gfeb
Star 3inie bic Scrrcn Srant ;sab bon
Ganbpcilcr, Senrp Miler bon
aopifaI Mnb Soc 8erinscr bon 2intsen
einc 8eiud]sreiie mad Der alien Seis
,matb lgembrr9 antreten. Siel
wcrsmiiscn, aui Der @eiie mnb sliids
Iidc Scimfebr: Sen 8Yni6 seben mir
timer, nit ari ben @es. Corr.
(Oieics ut cine Der bot It a nbis o.
il n NaGrihtsn. bic ms ieit 2ungem
sasesansem iinb; bic Tamen iparen
SeutlidJ seidrieben. ebenio bic Srte,
mo bic @snannten it'd binbeseben
ircrben, unb bon ipcldcr @cgenb bier
In sen Bee. Staatcn lie ciecntlid her
iinS. Gin fpcrtbcr Geier. Der cbcns
falls cine @eiufsrciic nah Der alten
scirrotb ansetretcn. ianbte uns bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
Aus oem CANOE oer 3OO,O 900 einuobner,

Sir fonnen uiiere 9eicr id)on jest
periidern, bab lie in Der Irtifels
Seric, iueld,e Der ebcn,aIige bphfp' tic
General s@ifar Der SiD3eie Sncca,
Snoieu, in Den Spalten uniereS Slntz
ties eriheincn laiien miro, nidJt MIR
redIt intereiianten, lpnbcrn aud bodit
belcbrenSen 2eieitoff finbcn
tperoen. 8enn der bofip'i tic Scrr an
nniere Sreigebigfeit mn an icrc Der
SeIcr appeIiert, 10 tbut CT eS nift,
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