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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22
ARMY AVIATOR KILLED.
Lieut.. Won Falkeuhsyn Another
Victim In Germany.

DOEBERITZ. Germany. June n
Another army aviator was killed here
yesterday evening. Lieut.. Won Faiken-
hayn OF the German army after making
flight on the military aerodrome at
tempted to land. but made false move
ment with one OF the levers which
caused him to dash to the ground with
great force.
His machine was totally wrecked ani
the aviator was found dead In the debris.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22
POLICE PROMOTIONS.
Lieut.. walsh Now Captain and
sergt. shea 10 Lieutenant.

Following the retirement yesterday
Of Captain. formerly Inspector. John
Russell, because Of physlcal disability.
Commissioner Waldo announced to-day
promotions to MI the vacancy.
Lieut.. Edward T. Walsh OF the
Traffic Squad. attached to the West
Seventeenth street station. IL made a
captain and will be put In charge OF
Traffic b. Walsh 10 forty-seven years
old and lives at No. 33s West Thirtietn
street. He Joined the police force on
Dec. q, 1890. was promoted to the rank
of roundsman In 1909 and to o lieuten-
ancy in 1906
sergt. Patrick Shea, at present at
tached to the Atlantic avenue station
brooklyn, has been advanced to a
lieutenancy. Policeman Joseph l. Nc.
Grath of the West One Hundred and
Twenty-ffth street station becomes q
sergeant.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22
HE WANTS WORKING GIRL s
WARNED.

Dear Madam-It seems to me
healthy girls and women should
have a natural bloom In the cheeks.
and have seen people afflicted with
diseases which cause brilliant ilusa
In the face. so often a girl or woman
may be very unJus;ly accused OF
painting. ana some people actually
think II u u crime for q female to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22
GIRL DIES FROM POISON.

Ragena Holzhaise. twenty-eight years
old, who attempted to take her life by
drinking mercury week ago. died to-
day in Sydenham Hospital. Coroner
winterbottom visited the girl a few
days ago to get an ante-mortsm state-
ment. The girls address Is not known.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22
Gen. Drain, RiHeman, stricken.

BUENOS. AIRES. Argentina, June
22.-James a. Drain, President of the
National Rifle Association of America.
has been stricken with appendicitis.
His condition is said by the physician
in attendance to be serious.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22

To-day's highest. lowest and last
prices of stocks and OF net changes as
compared with yesterdays final figures
are as follows.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE HAD
BETTER GET BUSY.

Col. George Harvey got the tip
straight, from the Governor OF New
Jersey that he. Harvey, was spelling a
perfectly good crack at the nomination
by his over-enthusiastic adulatlon: but
particularly because the suspicion was
abroad that Col. Harvey represented no
less than the predatory powers OF J. l..
Morgan.
All in a delightful gracillty OF style.
But Col. Harvey Is a business man
and his firms cellars are stacked with
"a History of the American People"
So here is the last chance for the
American people to purchase at a sacri-
flee mot TO the American people but to
Col. Harvey the works of that graclle
styllst. the Governor OF New Jersey and
candidate for the Presidency, Woodrow
| Wilson. Phi. D., etc. etc.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22
Watch for the Hat!

There's not much
mystery about a
hat.
Not usually.
But there is a
perfect network OF
thrilling mystery
about one hat,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22

for fact that more attention Is
accorded my girl friends who are
fuffy than those who are plain. and
that II did not keep my complexion
free from gloss and my hair from re-
sembling a pancake ! would soon lose
my friends. both male and female.
with which l. am well supplied
at present. One has 20 keep UP with
times change OF styles. ! as well as
my friends do not want to be seen
with the girl who has not enough
ambition TO use a bit OF powder on n
shiny nose and who prefers to be
homely and wear her hair Hat Just
because nature intended her to he
so. One makes use OF "A toothbrush,
why not curling Iron. powder pun.
&c? i resemble a scarecrow when
my hair IL fiat and my nose shiny.
but make a presentablc appearance.
at least, with the aid of little pow
der and curling iron. l find that
am respected just as much and have
even more friends than my neighbor
who will not be seen with an I'M
shiny nose and wearing hobble skirts.
Why do girls wear freakish things?
Merely to hold their own with either
sex.
Also. II we dress contrary to
mans wishes, II IL further proof
that we are not In the husband
hunting game. J. T.. NJ"
Now. from the general good sens
that pervades this letter l doubt yer,
much II Its author wears any sort o
garment which might subject her I
criticism. She IL right In saying tina
a moderate use OF powder is necessar
to keep the face from being shiny. bu
the powder should be .removed--jus
AZ the soap which as rule produce
the shine should be removed,
To appear upon the street with
an artinoiaiiy whitsnsd face 10 to
become . target for undesirable
attention and comment. It IL pos.
sibls that few young girls realize
the character OF the comment
which their eccentric dressing
draws from men. II 10 possible, OF
course, to ovsrsstimsts the i'm
portanos Of mans opinion and to
be too much influenced By II.
Hamlet knew his own sex when !
said to Ophelia: BE thou as chas
az Ice. as pure as snow. thou shalt n,
escape calumny"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22
COL. HARVEY PUTS
GOV. WILSON ON THE
BARGAIN COUNTER
Of Course, Friendship Is Very
Nice, but Business Is Bust
ness-Oh, Yes!

or course. friendship Is a sweet and
beautiful thing but business Is a sub
stantial and unromantlc variety. "A
rude hand may pluck the blood-red
petals from the rose OF friendship and
leave but singing thorns; but, even so.
Col. George Harvey remembers at this
suspicious hour that the cellars OF his
printing house are stocked to the vault
ed ceiling with volumes from the hand
Of a prominent Presidential candidate;
and Col Harvey is willing on this eve
OF tremendous happenings at Baltimore.
TO part with "a History of the Ameri-
can People" by Woodrow Wilson,
Ph.D., LTD, LID, at half price.
Consider Boswell, basking along in the
reflected light OF Dr. Johnson. groom
ing the quaint and learned Doctor for
a candidacy from the Borough OF Rot
tenham, say; then receiving, on the
apex OF his Uranium, the brick OF repudI-
alton from the hand OF his master. IL
Boswell had been In the book publishing
business, would he have striven to boost
popular edition OF "Rassclas." just
before the electors OF England made
their choice?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22

mcthOds which have done more to en-
slave women than any so-called mas
culine tyranny.
hut tho eject OF "str1kiug1y
gowned woman with JunoesQus
figure" 10 always niomsntary. The
ngurs ana even the gown outlast
Il.
The young woman who defends the
present day attire of young girls says
that men ak prefer t,uNy clothes. But
what IL fluffy" about IL hobble skirt?
What Is fluffy" about n waist that
FITS the wearer 10 tightly that she
looks az II she had been cast In Il?
1T IS THE STRANGER THE GIRL
EAS TO FEAR.
II Is not the men a young girl knows
who are apt to be mlsled by her flashy
garments. It II those she doesn't know.
the loafers In front OF saloons or loter-
ing on street corners or perhaps looking
out Of club windows along Fifth avenue
But men must speak for themselves
before young women will believe them.
So append a few more letters written
by masculine readers of The Evening
World:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22
WILSON Is A DELIGHTFUL sTYl.
lST AND COL. HARVEY KNOWS.


Col Harvey Is business man. And
he Is now booming the sale OF the His
tory OF the American People, 50 any
hypothetical questions like that are de-
cidedly beside the mark And there you
are.
The history is In Ave volumes, ;
reads the circular letter that has Just
been sent out by Col Harvcy's house
to all on it's mailing list, is profusely
Illustrated, and Is written with such
delightful gracility OF style that with
all Its authority. II reads like an en-
trancing romance
DO you know that the present Gov
ernor of New Jersey" (note the deli
cate restraint: there is no reference to
the present candidate for the Presi-
dency). has written the most
SCHOLARLY and mos, readable narrative
history of the United States that our
country has yet produced.
Maybe you don't know this. but you
must bear in mind that delightful
gracility OF style" Col. Harvey re-
calls said delightful gracility. and is
willing to bear witness to it's fetching
character.
With what delightful grac.lity did the
present Governor of New Jersey slip
the tip to Col. Harvey that he. the pros
pective candidate for the Presidential
nomination on the Democratic ticket.
was being killed by kindness from his
friend and chief disciple. Col George
Harvey! How like an enticing romance
read the letters from Gov. Wilson to
Col. Harvey and the thunders OF Col.
Marse Watterson OF Louisville. KY.
upon the ingratitude OF statesmen!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22
Ex.-Gov. CIeaves OF Maine Dead.

PORTLAND. Me-, June 22.-Henry v.
Cleaves. Republican Governor OF Maine
from 1898 to 1897. died here to-day. He
had been critically III for a month. He
was born at Bridgeton. Me. Feb. Q. 1870
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-22
YACHT EXPLOSION
SKATERS VESSEL
ANDk|LLS WOMAN
Mystery Surrounds Cause of
Blast OH Millionaire's Ship,
Fatal to Bankers Wife.

NEW LONDON. Conn. June c:-Th'
Coroner Is to-day investigating the
mysterious explosion aboard Frederick
c. Fle'chers steam yacht CrIstina,
which caused the instant death OF Ms.
James n. Jaivie. VIE OF a New York
banker. shortly after the Hirvard-Yale
regatta on the Thames yesterday.
Mr.. Fletcher OF Brookline, Mass, 4
millionaire owner of worstcd mills.
member. OF the New York zach; club
and other Eastern yacht clubs. declares
there were no known explosive. aboard
his yacht. The explosion was heard Tor
mifes, tore OF the stern superstructure
OF the Cristina. hurled chairs and other
furnishings all over the water and lett
the handsome craft With her stack awry
and strewn with wrockige.
Mrs. Jarvio was IN an after stateroom
dressing for dinner She was blown
through the adjoining room and her
body left doubled zip. Her arms and
legs were broken and she was other
wise mangled. Her husband. who was
neareher. was stunned. Mr.. Fletcher.
who was on deck at the time. rushed
below to see about his guests and
found Mr.. Jarvis trying to revive his
Svt(a
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Copyright prssPu Co New Yorkw
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
Die 6rcmel Ses Kricees.

@s iii pielleidJt Gin Seidcn Der 3eit.
caB Der critic @eriht pon cinem
Shlahticlpc anf Rem Saltau cine
Sannc Sur Scrianerin bat. @iB VI.
e. Durham, Die ariegscorrcippnocntin
Der cn9liidlen 3citung .Sailp Sbroe
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Irrcc unb iit Susieid &rnntcnpilcgee
rim. S~coenfalS mlB hie Same iebr
picl @uth uno @ntiagnngestraft bas
tcn. nm pernrti9e id)pere Tfiidten 5i
iibcrnebmcn. Sbr Sueitcr @erid,t bonn
&rieaeidlauplns bcinBt lid iiSbcions
herc nit Den Nrouenboiten 9eibeu.
bcncn Die |crmunbcten iniolae Der
mn3ulon9lid|cn GrStliten @ilfc nlisees
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.Sn Scr Nodt pom Tontaa gum
Sicnstag. fur5 nnd, @ittcrnad,t. err
gao iid aud her 9ommaubnnt scr
Seiniua &nm. Sierburd) iticg Die
Sabl Der iiirtiid,cn @cfansencn. fir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
Das erSbte Krieesiebiii Scr
melt.

Sm 30. Cftober ipliroe in Dem Neu
Porter Sd]ifiotanhoic Der Supcrs
9r~cobuouabt .9tciu Yort", Dos nelIntc
SGiff bicicr @attuna uonl Stapcl &C.
ln'icn. @cnn oas jiineitc &riegsidlifi
Der Ser. Staaten nddl Nblnnf BON
itnrt ciicm Sabre ippcit iertig acitcli
lein wirh, bnB cs in nftincn Sicrit &c
npmnJcn lpcrhen fam, 10 Wcracn ins
8luildleu mrcre Nntioneu bctci,s ipics
der aricasiubr6cusc nif aici 9eicgt
hdben. lpcld)c bic .9iciu g)prf" an
SimeHlioncn ~beocutcno iibcrtrcffeu.
SnS Gnbcrt abcr nidlts an her Sbdts
indc, baB peui9iteus fir cine ,3cit
fang bnS iocben ppu Stnpcl gelnlicne
SnbrSclia ais bas grobtc mn am
idNperltcu bcipaiinetc Aricacid,iii Der
@clt hctrndltct iuerbcn mntG, @ctrdgt
bodl Die Sotol sWoiierpebrdnamg pcs
SccungctbiimS 2S.367 Spnucn ctiun
1000 }onnen mebr ais Die Sreuos
nonabt .I~rtanias". meide bisber Der
Stcl5 Der m,erifaniiden Slotie ipar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
Shni5udIt Der @clt.

9de Sdnhc(o Scpartcmcnt pcrs
nffcntlidt m%crthpulc Stntiititcn ilhcr
bic SdnfSiIdlt Der @clt in Den leetcll
beibcn Scfnhch lpprGils bcrppr9eht.
ROB nit Nusnnhuc Gurppn's Die 2ahl
DER Sd'nfc itnrf 6uacnomn,cn bat.
ej!eid)Scitig Scigcn Die Stati'tifcn.
rob BIC SdIni5udt in Sen %rrcinia>
ten Stautcn icbenfdlls nid>t 5uriidgcs
ganpcn lit, bcnn pdbrcub i'm Sabre
1898 (bnS Snhr, iueld)cs gum &crs
Aleid'c nit 1910 Su @runbc gelcgt
lit, gan6 Mnros Nmcrifa, CANADA nnp
1tcrifo ein0eid)loiicn. 75.15S,000
Sdlafc alliipieo, 5cigte i'm Sabre 1910
Der Seuins in bcn %creinigtcn Staas
ten ulleiu has OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon
75.216,000 Sdlafcn. Siibs Imcrifa
ipeiit in bcriclbcn Ycriobe cine 3us
nabme por 102. $4,000 ouf 1902
6S5,000 auf; Iiiei cine ioid,e BON
21,95S.000 nuf 92,S49, 900; Ifrifo
bon 31,S90,000 ouf 50.293.0 600;
Nuitralaiicn bon 522 1909, 600 uui
616,229.000. europa binae9en tpeiit
einen Tiidaan9 bon 19S,194,000 anf
1S2. S44.0 600 auf. Gs lit interciiant
gu bemerfcn, boB Iuitralaiien allein
nit ieinen 616 Miaionen Sdafen Die
aciummte iibrigc Welt ii6erragt, ba Die
@eiamnt5nbl in alien anoeren 9dn>
bern Der Grbe MIR riinb 600 WilfioS
ncn betrdet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

Sas ilclte Sdiff mibt in bcr 2dnse
573 SUB nnb in Der Sreite 1925
Sub. Sbre Waidinen iucroen 2S,@
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Observation-Disclosures bon 81 Inptcn
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Scrtigitclllung Der idbpimrncrlncn Sc
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Nnun uufnebmcn lpirb. linn nllf $tO,z
100000 berednct. Sbrc Sciriidun9
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,Scras", bnS i'm Snit bcariffcnc
Sdlucitcridliff Scr vHcip 9ort", err
bdlt cine dbnlid,e Irmirin9.) Scr
$nnScraiIrtcl bot in Der @niicrlinic
cine Side bon 10 3oll. llcher Der
@uiicrlinic bis 5ltm Sniiptbcf ncun
3pll, pdbrcnb o bcn ShurnIteiiicn
bis III Den SbiIrmcn piencr - ,plligc
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men, mic ~iiberbaupt Die dit meiiten
erponirtcn Steilen ecs Sd,lad)tIhifica
eiucn 12sSodiaen S%tableiirtcl bnbcn.
@ns an Der rHcip yprf". bepor tic
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an mciircn o%ufiicl. lit Der llmlitarc,
SnB bel ibr Der mGdtiac olthcrae@
Jrnd]tc 8nlnn1iporn Der Shldd)tihiifc
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bpd) Der mdd)ti9c Hunlpf nit icincn
lhluufcn, foit nlunutbiacn Siuicn cher
nj mic Der Scib eiles %fliufcn aalfs
fabrers ais bic &iilc fir bit id)rpcrs
itcn mn Ncfdbrlifitcn 0ricgsmulhincn
Der Ncu5cit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
Ter Tclbmarifaa ais &~artpffcls
arbeitcr.
(@in Iittel, Inn Streifs an
perbipoern.

alrSc 3eit, che Der SelDmarid)aQ
@raf &dieler iih poni afttpen Sienit
5~urildSos, fpolte Gin boherer Sffi5ier
ibm aif Ieinem nabe Berlin eelesenen
Cute Sarnefop einen geiud MAIDEN,
mas mir auf gut Seuti6 cine .lteife
Gtiite" nennen. @r fommt bin, Der
Dffneube Siener bebaltert, i'm nidt
meloen 81 fonncn, ba &c. Grcelen5
arf Dem Selbe iei. Ser geIufer mill
nidt germ Die Snbrt umionit gemaft
BADEN; nimmt audi an bab Der CUTS
berr mad einem 8eiihtigungs9anse
i'll abiebbarer 3eit 5uriiffommen
nitric. nno mill lparten. Sa meint
Der Sicner (balb pcrlcgcn), grcels
lens miirbe fdrm Dor I6enb beiins
fc6rcn. .Nrn gut, 10 nerbc id] i'm
nlli Dem Seloe aufintjen." gr ldbt
iih cini9ermnben 5uredtipeiien uno
gcbt duerfelbeiu auf einen aartoffcl>
nder. no er id)on bon lpeitem Die
2eutc in Der Heibc gebiidt itebcnb,
a~ortpffeln ~.bubbcln" iicbt. @r
fonmt ndbcr, bn erblift or mitten in
Der 9icibc eiiris arbcitenO &c. Or
celenS hcn Serrn @rnfcn! Sic Sc
griiblng lit liebenslpiirbig iuie itets,
aber fnr5, bonn. 10 crfldrt Oral Sdic>
fer. jeet lit fcinc GiicnSpauic. lluo
10 nrbcitet CT tort mdbrcnc elmer
flir5en llnterbaltun9. Us i%tcllte lid)
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por Inn 3obuerbDbung c%ingefommerl
iuarenI uub bdb 8rni 5dielcr erfldrt
bate. crit miiiie CT lpiiicn. oh Die
Grbcit IN Der Sbat 10 ihiper Iet. i'm
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nuf'3 Sclb gcbrad)tcS elicn o~er6ebrcnN
uuf's Sclp gcbruftcs Chen Ccr6cbe
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
Sr5ialiitiidlc Inrmcu.

emil SciScl, Der ~pcrilpiicnc Silr
~Acrnciitcy bon MilludAfcc, crtlGrtc ildI
in circr iciusr lp,irlid,cn 9iepeu. iiir
Die %critnatlidrung Der Tnrnrcu pca
lnilScn Houhcc. SpIlten bic So3in
Linen ic bic MISREPRESENTATION cra
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StnnteAut pcrlpdnbcln mn smdr cmts
iueher iuiirhc bic He0ierung tic dnfaus
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o. Aibt nnt) Der lcttcn 3lhiung i'll
unIcrcm 2nrSc nid,t mciiacr DIS irhs
MilliDrcn Surmcu unO bcB0uib aud,
lpphl Gin Seer BON cbcnin picIen Surz
mcrn. Sd hicic wobl 1conlbio 5uicbcn
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nnhcrc Der brsi cripdhntcn gictbubcn
lid ihrcS Gi8entbrm- UcnIld)tigen
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no iolltc Der Sntel Gam all bn@ @clo
iilr ocn &auipreis bernebmcu?
Su iueld)er @isenifaft piirbcn aDer
inter DEM rptbcn Spitem bic Sarmer
bcifdftigt iperpeu? Gina nl5 Sicncr,
ols Ingcitelte bcs Stauten inter Der
Ycitlhe bon Obcran9citellten. Cine
anbcre Inglid,feit 1T fnum benfbar.
Nad Der %eritaatliduun9 Der Sn6rifen
mn @eid)dfte lpiirbcn Die friibereu
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lid IN Der ndmlidhcn angencbnen Gage
befinben. Sic piirben alle 81 Sflapen
bcs Staates nerOcn unb icbe freie Be
pegups. icbcs ic%lbirdubige Streben
nab eigenem @riperb, nad b0beter
Silouns unb perepcltem ~9cbcnsgenlb
iudrcn alls9eidloien.
Gin Sicg bes Sp5ialismls piirbe
icocn lpabrcn SortiGritt. bemmen nnb
alcr Sreibeit Elm Gnbc bereiten.
Ter Selomnrihal ais &artoffel=
nrbeiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

Bcn crit Sicnstog MatridItcn brin8er
ton1lcn.
Gin idiimmcr ,seinb it icit bicicr
3cit Den ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN Del
Gcnur critauosn. Sprb &oliclel]
mar cs, Der Sicrit .oic Stcllnng Del
Gprrcippnhcntcn inn Stubc ieincs Scce
res Gcnnu fcitlc9tc uno gcacn Die Be
cinfluiiung Der niientlid,cn Nciuuna
purd) tic nnS Sdrcdgcipcuit itrcngcr
%crbutc a%ufriftete. Gr lieb I'M
darptiidcn aricae ilterbnupt feline
Observation-Disclosures 5L 10 RAG Gin
arnlcr Correspondent iiG bumit DC
hclieu mnRte. ieircu Sciern cine
Nnturidilberurg bon Dem Stntcln
mib @iGnSeu Der Stcrnc in Der meiten
3iiitemodjt 81 cnilpcricn. Sns mar
Dem &crnusGchcr Der BETTING nidi
rcd,t. uuA cr tclcgrnpbicrtc rHerGilh.
CT ppllc feline Stcrnaudcreicu. ionz
bern Ncuiptcitcr. &plicicp crmibcric
icbod oui sic aInscn heS ScriGtz
critntterS: gSbr &ernusgebcr III icbr
mperitdnnia. 1ibt 6 ctiun3 eide
rercs unb Seiitebcnbcres ais hic
Stcrne?" 60 miiiicn iih 6cnn icpi
Die Gprreiponbentcn iebr haufig, me
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

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