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Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
TELLS OF AUDIENCE

He asked a question, evidently Who
helped to work it?' for he stopped to
the little girl and petted her on the
cheek.
Then he took up the bambino and
asked another question. The mother
got red and made an expires sion of
acquiescence. But No, no. came from
the little girl. He had surely asked
is this a present that you have
brought for me?' At the child's No,
no. he turned round and threw back
his head and laughed.
What humorous laugh! l never
knew that a man could laugh so sweet
ly. He looked old no more. He has
teeth set far apart, lucky teeth. And
his eyes have the kindly wrinkles
about them and love Of children in
them. There, too, was the understand
ing that found ready answer in the
great eyes Of the child.
She smiled back at him; it was a
joke about taking her bambino; she
had known it all the time; she could
trust that face, now grown so calm
and grave as he bent down to her that
she might kiss his ring.
Then the pontiff passed to the two
rooms beyond for few minutes and
came back TO us. He noticed specially
as he passed girl of fourteen, and he
stopped and spoke to her, as If to
make up for having made no exception
before.
The audience was over. We rose 10
our feet. / looked back along the cor
ridor which led TO the private apart
ments, the dining room for the food
that costs him but FIVE francs a day,
the bedroom with the camp bed, and
caught last sight of him. He was
talking TO a chamberlain covered with
orders and decorations; he was telling
a little story. | saw him shake his
head and put out his hand. He was
mimicking the little girl saying, No,
no. and ! saw his gentle, whimsical
smile again"
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
COLUMBUS BORN IN SPAIN?
Village Near Madrid Is Said to Be the
America DISCOVERIES
Birthplace.

London.-The Madrid correspondent
Of the Daily Telegraph telegraphs;
According to provincial newspaper,
the Correo Gallego, which quotes the
eminent Galician historian, Senior Gar
cha de la Riega. who has devoted many
years to studying data relating to the
birthplace Of the discoverer OF Ameri-
ca, 1t now appears that Columbus GER
tainly was not born in Genoa, as has
always been affirmed.
"Riega says he possesses documents
proving that Columbus was born at
Porto Santo, small village near here.
"Riega is a person of considerable
authority and formerly was in the
colonial Office"
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
Goes at Them In an Entirely New Way
and They All Think Him the
Best Ever.

Phoenixville, Pa.-One of the claims
made with much pride by the local
school authorities is the almost COM
plete absence of truancy. and those
who know give much OF the intelligent
activity of the towns truant officer,
William S. Armstrong, and the popu-
larity he has won among pupils. There
is probably not another truant officer
in the state who has such record OF
Armstrong, and for FIVE years he has
worked with singular effectiveness.
Truancy used TO be much in vogue
among Phoenixville schoolboys, and
the new truant officer started in to
break up the growing practice. Speak
ing OF his early experience. and de-
scribing his methods, Officer Arm
strong said: II did not go about my
work in the 'hammer-and-tongs meth
cd. ! went TO work quietly, got ac-
quainted with the habitual truants, Wis
tied their homes and sought out their
haunts.
II talked with the parents, and tried
to arouse in them some interest in
their boys school work and asked
them to give some sign of interest and
encouragement to the boys.
Il learned the location of all the
favorite swimming holes, the nut
groves and the most popular resorts
where boys would go to play or hide.
visited the swimming holes, not only
on school days, when necessity de
manded 1t. but on Saturday and holi-
days for the purpose OF joining them
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
The First Consideration.

At st. Andrews some years ago an
old farmer and his plowman were
were behind the target on the rifle
range, but hidden by bank of sand
from a party of volunteers. who were
then on foot, at practice. A stray bull
let struck the plowman on the leg,
and he Immediately dropped, exclaim-
ing: I'm shot"
Without more ado the farmer
scrambled up the bank and. waving
his hand TO the volunteers. shouted:
Hey, lads, stop that. will We?
You've shot q man. and 1t MIGHT haze
been the horse!"-London Tit-Bits.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
UTILITY OF EXPERIENCE.

Because a man disapproves OF new
ways OF doing things. is no reason
why he should be accounted back
number" In many ways the methods
to which he has been accustomed all
his life, and which were instilled into
him from boyhood, are the foundation
stones upon which the newer methods
are built Their basic principle is the
same. but whereas in former days they
were intended to meet only specific
conditions. In these later days 1t is
found necessary to develop them SUI
ficiently to cover possibilities which
were undreamed of generation or sc
ago. Experience undoubtedly is the
best teacher, and fortunate indeed is
ne who can turn the lessons OF the
past to good account in the solution
OF present-day problems. To do this.
however, he must possess. besides the
advantage his experience brings. suffi-
Client insight and sufficient foresight
TO absorb something of the newer and
more "up-to-date" ideas. Otherwise
he will find himself crowded out and
denounced as back number" Com
mon sense should teach him that con.
ditions are constantly arising which
were never taken into consideration
before. for the reason that they never
existed. and common sense should
also teach him that the methods for
merly In use cannot always be de-
pended upon to reach these conditions.
1t is absolutely necessary for a man
TO keep up his interest in the world OF
affairs and to take part in the activi-
ties Of life If he wishes to continue to
be factor in their development.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20

According to the slang published as
used in a noted woman's college. 1t is
not strange that its further use has
been prohibited by the college author
tiles. Some of the ordinary slang OF
the day is picturesque and probably
would be missed. but the habit OF
writing and speaking accurate Eng
lish, supposed to be one encouraged in
college training, is not helped by the
silly jargon which is held by silly col
lege boys and girls to be characters
tic and distinctive. For the good OF
the language, it is to be hoped the
authorities will be successful in their
stand.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
Clothes and The Man.

A colporteur in South Carolina.
walking many miles through mud, &C
costed a passerby and suggested the
purchase of the Bible. He was re-
fused. The next day. says the Record
of Christian Work, after a nights rest
and cleanup, he set up his stand in
town and had the pleasure of selling
a Bible to the very man who had re-
fused to purchase the day before. II
met a muddy man yesterday with
Bibles" said he, who looked like a.
Methodist tramp. When | buys BIZ
BILE / buys it from a Baptist gentle
man"
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
HE HUNG ON SPIKE IN WELL
superhuman Acrobstics Finally Re-
leases Impsled Msn-Coilapses
After Reaching Safety.

Allentown, Pa.-As John Dougherty
was chasing q chicken he ran across
an OLD we'll so feet deep, whose cover
ing crushed beneath his weight.
BY rare luck rusty spike in a
beam, which did not go down, caught
in his coat, and he was enabled to
grab the beam.
Nobody was about and his cries for
help were unheard. He hung by the
rickety old beam for ten minutes,
when. by the exercise Of superhuman
strength, he managed to perform ac-
robatics which landed him on top OF
the crosspiece. He then crawled TO
safety. so unnerved that he collapsed
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
RATS MAKE NEST OF MONEY
Fremen After a Blaze Discover $50
In Ceiling of New York
House.

New York.-Fire Commissioner
Johnson has sent to the treasury de-
partment for redemption $50 in bills
of the denominations of one, two and
five dollars, which firemen discovered
hidden in the ceiling of a house in
Pearl street after a fire. Rats had
formed nest of the money and all of
the bills were chewed by the rodents
and otherwise mutilated.
The money, after it is redeemed by
the treasury department, will be
turned over to the firemen's pension
fund unless it is claimed by Jacob
Meyer, who owns the house.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20

) Somebody has found that 25,244,000
bubbles can be produced from one
pound of soap. This fact having been
established, Niagara rapids having
been navigated in a barrel, the Eng
lish channel having been crossed by
a swimmer and both the poles having
been reached, nothing OF Importance
seems to be left to be done.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
HUMOR IN PRISON SENTENCE
Man Sent to Jail for Beating Wife
Mercy Asked as to Mother-in-
Law.

Pittsburg, Pa.-"For beating his
wife, guilty as indicted; for beating
his mother-in-law, recommended TO the
mercy of the court" On this verdict,
returned in court recently, Joseph No
jedly, a machinist, was sentenced to
pay the costs, fine of 6A cents, and
serve so days in Jail
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20

With regard to those widely adver-
tised rats, OF which the meat-eating
one travelled 5000 miles further than
the vegetarian one. 1t may cause re-
action toward vegetarianism. For the
bipeds may recall the traditional Wis
dom of the South American monkeys
who can talk but are too wise to do
1t lest the white men set them at
work.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20

Jesus had just
been at the feast
at Jerusalem and
was returning to
Galilee. He may
have been nearing
Capernaum when
h q encountered
the Pharisees, who
complained Of the
bad example his
disciples were set
ting by gathering
a few ripened
heads OF wheat
which grew beside
the path. Jesus
then entered the
synagogue, where
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20

The New York police have arrested
Themistocles Pheodosuphaloph for
Ioitering. They ought to let him 60
Any man who can carry around a
name like that can not be blamed for
being weary.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20

II is said that women are TO sup
plant men as wireless telegraph oper.
ators on the north Pacific steamers.
That ought to be more interesting TO
them than even party telephone
line
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20

The average man can run a ship
better than any navigator that sails
the seas and can manage ball team
better than the best in the business.
Criticism is the lot o. those In author
ity and generally It is as unwarranted
as 1t Is illogical and absurd.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
Truant Officer Wins Bows

in swimming and getting better &C.
quainted. l have grown 20 know all
OF the live wires among them init
mately. and l think they are my
friends"
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20

Astronomers tell US that the Mar
tan year lasts 730 days. When we
reflect on the size Of the average
Marian coal bill we are thankful to
be living on this little old earth.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
His Mistake.

Gertie-Angry with him? Why, he
wrote lovely poem to her.
Rose-Yes, but she never read it.
She tore the whole thing up in fit Of
anger. He called it Lines on Mabel's
Face"
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20

A postman walks about fourteen
miles a day. and then lots of people
who were expecting letters do not get
any.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
Your Liver
Is Clogged Up

If a man has common sense he sell
dom makes use of it in a love affair.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
wiIIipd N Live

A postal card TO Garfield Tea Co., Brook.
Ign, n. Y, asking for sample will repay you.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
The Value
of a Man
By Edward A. Marshall,
Director Of Missionary Course Of Moody Bible
Institute. Chicago

TEXT-How much then is a man better
than q sheep?-Matt. 1912.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20

Ella-Are you afraid to die?
Stella-Not if | feel that the color
is becoming to me.
The Washington times., 1912-06-09

Coffee, 24c lb.
THIS COUPON and
24c q pound for ia
nous u. M. M" Cot
fee, select quality,
scientifically roasted;
the housewives favor
lite brand. (T.)
The Washington times., 1912-06-09
116-Warp CHR
The 4OC Grade at

500 rolls of Mattngs due to arrive April 1
accepted the lot after liberal allowance was m
pocket saving OF nearly one-half the regular CO
or two that needs new summer floor coverings thj
money saving interest.
The Washington times., 1912-06-09

80 inches wide superior quality
imported White English Pique, in
all size welts, including the popular
wide rail welt. Smart and stylish
white material in greatest demand
this season for skirts and suits.
Regular acc value, tomorrow at
19c yard,
The Washington times., 1912-06-09

Heavy Double-coated
Galvanized Iron Wash
Tubs, with drop han
dies; choice of 20, 22,
and "a inch sizes;
worth up to soc; HOo
Tor IOS
The Washington times., 1912-06-09
40c Crex Run

4Oc CreX Run
ner, z9c a yard.
THIS COUPON and
&c a y a r d for
"C-R-E-X" Stair or
Hall Runner, with tape
bound sides; choice of
red, green, or blue-bord-
cred styles. Strictly re-
versible; regularly 40e
yard. (T)
The Washington times., 1912-06-09
Ammonia,
3hc bottle.

THIS COUPON and
3hc q bottle for House.
hold Ammonia, full
strength, large size.
(T.)
The Washington times., 1912-06-09

40-inch Oyster White Ramie. Lin
en-, in the stylish canvas weave;
every thread all pure linen fax.
Heavyweight and superior quality.
The present vogue for skirts and
suits.
Real value, 2sc yard. Sale price,
1Sc yard.
The Washington times., 1912-06-09

36-inch White "Flaxon," the
daintiest and sheerest quality white
fabric of the season for waists and
dresses. Now all the rage for
charming summer waists and
dresses. The finest grade. even
round thread fabric that washes
perfectly.
Regular 40c value, at 15c a yard.
The Washington times., 1912-06-09
15c Talcum,
&c a lar.

THIS COUPON and
SC for Woodworth's
Trailing Arbutus' Tai
cum Powder, delicately
scented and high grade,
in glass jar; regularly
l5c. (T.)
The Washington times., 1912-06-09

. s6-inch imported White Embroid-
cred Battiste, OF finest English man.
ufacture; selected mercerized cot
ton, superior even thread quality.
designs.
Note the width-full yard wide.
Sale price, 1211c yard.
The Washington times., 1912-06-09

THIS COUPON and
&c for a quarter-pound
size bottle of Peroxide
of Hydrogen, warrant
ed standard make and
full strength. Regular
ly 10c. (T.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Gin dineiiiher grutns.

ct. Y~ctersburser 8idttcr beri6teu
iibcr cinen @orfaa in China, Der, ipie
cin @egenitiid gu Der befannten CT
8ahluns bon DEM dlteren grutns anz
mutbet. Ser @enerdl : @oupernelr
Der Eropin5 Shenii @enernl Shens
jung. lit Elm @nbdngcr Der eeitiir5ten
Ianbidubs Sbnnitie uno auh Elm
8cgner Der rcpublifaniifen He9iez
r~ungsform in China. Gr gilt nls
Saupt Der anti republifaniideu gez
ipegilng. sic in Sdcnli INNER mebr
an Iusbebnung geminnt. %or pcnis
gen Saeen MN febrte Der ein5i9e Sobn
bes Generals ATS Sientiin beim unb
trat Dor benz Safer ols Tcrtbcibiger
Der republifaniihen Shee auf. Obnc
lid, nit ieinem Sobn III cine Sebntte
einSulaiien, licB Sen. S6cniung Den
ilngen Wnrn perbnften mn i'm 5lnr
Sob burdl bns Bell n%erurtbeilcn. Sas
Sobesurtbeil pllrpe am nahiten Gage
ppll3pgcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
>, Ipiette" : Slnsperinh ersebniflps
perlaufen.

Yaris. - Scr ,Mpiettc" >@ette
bclperb I'M einen &reis bon 10000
Srancs ($2,000) fir Senienisen, Ser
pbne Iotorfrait einen Slug . 35
SUB Stredc ausfiibrcu fam, lit re-
lultdtlos p~erlnufen. O. batten it'd
mebrere 8elperber e%in9eiumben, bod
mar tciner I'M Stanbe, lid, pom Soben
81 erbcben. Gin itarfer @inb erbDbte
iiberbies nod Die Sfipieri9feiten.
Ser Sen9iz Sn9enieur 9oiiin, Der
Die Srage Der nIpicttes" Itubirt Eat,
6ctont, hab 5ipar mnbrld,einlih Der
Hrcis binnen aur3em crrlin9en luerz
Den hiiritc, meint ubcr, Die bioBe
Sbotiade cines fltr5en Sluges inter
iolten Sebineungcn pilrbc niht piel
3lir 9Diung bes YroblemS Der .Ipietz
tntipn" bcitrngen. Hah Der biSberiz
gen acnntniB bon Den Slu99eieeen
lei Die @ntipidlung o IA Eferoe>
itGrtcn notbis, cinen Nann mitiammt
Der .Ipictte" pom Sobcn gu beben,
mn Niemonb f0nute einc berartige
anitrcnsung ~5luan5i9 Setunben lang
allshalten./
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Die Scuf5er. Sniel mag nit Der iSeit
mod has Glbprabp Der Sciratbs.
luStigen iucroem.

Tem Dort 3. SUM. - lln5dbs
ligc 5eiratbsgciudc iinb bel Der gins
iunnberun9sz Seborbc e~ingelaifcn unb
prompt in Den ~beionocrs sroBcn Yas
picrforb. ben iid Spmmiiidr Wiaiams
cigenS fir iolhe 3pede an9eihaiit
bot. g%eipanbert. Sa5 lebtc berarti9e
@cild jcbod, iueldes aiif scr SS,nIcl
c%intrai, purbc ~porlGufig aufbeipabrt,
neil cS in Ieiner Mrt gang lngcipobns
lid lit mn beebalb beionbcres Suite
rcIic erlpcdtc. Is fomnt bon einem
SclItiden I'M Snlanbe. 1T in cngliihcr
Spradlc ab9eiaBt unb lnutet fol9cns
bcrmnben:
.Nn bic Iatronc obcr Den Supcrs
intcnbentcu her Srnucus Ibtbeilung in
Snitlc @nrbcn, u. q. Sd bite nm
Gntidulbi8ung ipcgen bicier 9elGItis
gung. Is lit cine belifatc Mn9clegcns
belt unb lie bat mid Iamae 3eit bes
ldditiat. SD claude, bnB Sic mir
piclleidt belicn t6nncn. Sd bin burd,
Den Soo Gum @ittiper 9etpprben.
WPcine nrmc Srnu itarb an Der 3udcrs
fronfbcit 6u9nr biabeteS). SD bin
so Sabre alt. bod inaen mcinc De-
fnnmfen, bnb ih nid,t 10 alt ousiebc.
SD ipeib, DAB id 10 lebbait bin als
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
SIC Slpmpiabc iii Shmebcn.

Stpdbpln M, iln sunni 1912. -
Sn alien arciicn Stodbolms V!rr
9roBcS @cbaucru norilbcr Acfilblt,
Dub bel Den bicaiGbriQcu plumpis
idcn Spiclcn 81 @ailcr Nmcritn
nid)t bird cine Mnnnid)nft pcrtrctcr
lit. Mnn bnttc nit SeitinmtDcit
bdrauf gercdnct, hnB Nalc, 0nrpnro
pier Gorucl cine NuaIpnhl . udli
Sportlcl!tcn icnbcn miirbc, unb mar
mill nod immcr nid)t bic &pffnlnlN
u~rfocben. baB lid, cine bicicr her
pprrnacnben llniperlitdtcn im lcbs
ten Nlgcnblid ba5u iibcrrcbcn ldBt.
cine Nd,tcrm,anuid)ait mad Sdnpcbcrl
81 icnocn.
Sic muitrnliinc Nd,tcrmaunidlnft
,iitb cine ScullcrbcicpunQ iino lcBt
in Gnglnnb nit Den llebungcn fiir
Die Hcgnttn bcid,dftigt. Iuh Gngs
iano, meldcs crit nad) @ccnbigltna
Der 6cnlcp Hc9nttn crid)cincu ipiro.
ipiro bllrd cine Nd)tcr> ilnb cine &ic@
rcrz Wannihait pertrctcn lcin. llntcr
Den orlbcrcn Nntioncn, ipcld)c an Den
Hubcrre9attcn tbeilncbmcn, bcIinoen
lid Srnnfrcid,, Stnlien, Siunldnp,
SGncnlurf, Aorlpcoeu. Sdlpebcn,
HuBlnnb, Selttidlnnb, Seitcrrcid unb
lln9arn.
Cine fleinc Gnttdllld,nng lit rne
burd berpprgerufen iuprbcn, pnB
Gnglanb unb Srnnfrcid m Den
@ahtrcsattcn mn nit ic cincnt Icd)5
Meter Boot tbcilncbmcn; SclitId,lano
bagcgen lit uusge5eidnct pertrctcn,
nnb 8ipur burd) snci Soote III icber
&laiic. In ben 9uftrenucn ncbmcn
dilberbcm tbeil S%dncmnrt, Sdlpcocn,
Norfpc0en, Sinnlanb unb Hublanh.
In Der Shlpinnl> GpnfurrcnS mirb
Imcritu nit eincm Scam bon 5ebn
Ntann tbeilncbmcn, Nuitralien NIT
flint, Sclgicn Slpplf, Spbmcn 5lpci,
Canada feds, Gn9lunb icd)slrubpreiz
big, Sinnlanb iilniSebn, Stnlicn bier,
Sdnemarf ieds, Nprlpcgcu 5iuolf,
NuBlanc 5ip0li. Seutihlonb ndlts
Scbn, Seitcrrcidh 5ipon5ig uno llngarn
3ipeirnb5lpan5ig.
Sir bas Srcis>S dieben bat Nmcz
rita brei Seams an9cmclbet, Die an>
beren tbeilnebmcnocn Nntipneu limb
Gnglanb, Hprfpe9en, HuBlanh. Seitcrz
reid, Seutidlanb, lfn9oru, 9Gnemorf.
Sinnlnnp, Canada, SiiosIirifa nnb
Shipeben.
Bic Srelthe an Den @orbcrcitunz
gen fir Die olpmpiid)cn Spiele Ut
burd ben Spb 9ernbaro Surnldn's
oetrii6t pprben, ipcldJer rcgcn Inz
tbeil an beniclben genpinmen hattie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

ments 81 perfiieen pflest. Wtit benz
Tiplin Concert in @sIon. Opus Ga
bon Wenoelsiobn bcgann Der aleine.
Itbcmloie StiIle i'm Saol, ba, mitten
int crIten Snb. Elm &nats. beiti9
id,ldgt Die gciprlIngcnc Guinte benz
&lcincn i'll Die sartc 8anse. Seine
Wficnc pcrSiebt CT, lcid)t fdbrt er NIT
Der Sanb iiber Die itn,er5enoc Stele.
unb raid perldBt er bas Sooium.
Sann fon,tnt er 5uriid. i'm gu per=
ltGnbiat er iih nit ieinem portrcffe
liden @e9leiter Solef Shtpars, NIT
Dem Speen belltet er auf Dem &laniers
part Die SteIle an, bel Der CT 81 be-
ginnen luiinift, rrbia nno iiher
ipiclt CT Den Sab 5u Gnbe. @eif
nit %innobarem Son folst Der Inngs
fame Sab, flor unb felt i'm Tbptbz
nus Ser Shlubiae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Die ,0entc gunnut".

Sd)pn lit Der .Hnbm" 9onnot's in
Dem ralhlcbigcn Earis pcrblifen.
Wr. @ourlcs. Der Sricbensrid)tcr nnb
@crid)tspol5icber bon Sprp. lit tjcf
euttdliht; Die &erltei9erun9 Der lcs@
ten 6nbicligfeitcn Sounot's, bic nm
Iontag in Gboiip @lcs Hoi Ituttfunb,
piirbc alid) bcnr @rDBenipabn unb Der
Gitelfeit bes Iutoniobil sSanbiten cine
gciiubc 2cbrc geipcicn icin. IS feblte
guar nid)t an Neugicrigcn; 5ubem
itcltcn Die %Sournoliiten Elm ltnttlid)es
Iuf9cbot bon 3uihauern, nbcr Ole
&alflliit nurbc burh Die proiaiid)e
Sintcrloiicnid,ait 9pnnot's niht ents
inht, uub &einer 3ablte Ybantniic>
Yrciie, INN lid cine ~Hcliauic" 3u
iihcrn. @rnlt unb ipiirbig bc9unl
Der ipatcrc Ir. Sourles ieinc Sbdti9s
felt: ,ySir bnben bier cine Mn6abl
@ldicr, &ornficn unb Seller, NQe5
gut crbnltcn. Su9cn mir: 10 Sranz
fem" Siefcs Sdnciacn. .3ebn
Sronfcn!" micbcrbolt Wr. Wourlts err
mitbiscnb. nber id)licBlih u~ntiportct
nnlr cine Stimmc nnb tic iugt lafos
Mid: 10 Sous." Nr. 9ourle5 pcrz
liert ilpor nid)t bic Tubc. nbcr cine
ticic Snttduidun9 malt lid i'll icincn
3iigcn. 80 Confines iino aeboicu .
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
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