davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
EAST BuFFALo-openInr

Cumming a stevens Live stock Report.
II BUFFALO,. March t3.-Cartte. re-
cell Is 2 cars, market strong; best 400
To 1.600-lb sters. S1.25d7.75; good prime
] 200 to 1.400-lb. steers. $6.75m7.15:
good prime 200 to / ,30O-lb. steers, Sc rs
dGs5 best LOO to 1.2O0-lb shipping
steers, t6d640; medium butcher steers,
lun0 to !, loo lbs $3.50 81 Hight butch
er steers. s450@5; best fat cows. s475
90 s5; fair to good do. ;3.75 a T. 20: COM
mon TO medium do, sSm $50. trinmers
f2.25a2.T5; best fat heifers. 1915 1895 I:
good fat heifers. s45Om5.15: fair to
good do. s4m 40; stock heifers. $3.50
500 best feeding steers. dehorned. 1876
q $50; common feeding steers, $3.50;
stockers, all grades, So. 20 "a: prime ex-
port bulls s550d6: best butcher bulls,
81 75m6 -holoQna- hnlls-t A6A so .
stock bulls. s3.25n4: best mixers and
springers. s42.50n so; common 10 good
do S25M35.
Hogs Receipts, 10 cars: market,
strong; heavy. s. 25d 1.2S: workers..
s7s5m 1855. pigs. $3.50.
sheep and Lambs: Receipts 10 cars.
market strong; top lambs, SI.o0m I.I5;
yearlings S6df6.50; wethers IS 15n6
Calves: S5ng50
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13

CHTcAGO--Mayor Harrison wants
dcputy mayor 10 aid him in delivering
01drasses to the 200 conventions
scheduied for Chicago this year. each
cf which demands an official welcome.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
Odds and Ends Of
Today's News by Wire

neutrality-suspicious. that two wo-
men in n quarrel could make more
Iroubf4 than an army OF men, Judge
Hopkins dismissed the Islander suit or
1Irx. Mary Berberich against Mrs
Anna Christoph, as not "tusthable
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13

PRODUCE.

There were no price changes OF i'm
rortance TO report this morning, and
as a rule, farm stun had n leaning 10
the easy side. Both butter and eggs
are easy I'm tone on account OF increas-
INK production. Receipts OF poultry
were the heaviest OF the week. and
buyers were trying TO break the price
little. although without success.
Dressed calves cleaned up last night,
but stocks were, an accumulation and
OF Indifferent quality. The clean up
urtrr-wrEsntr-ru-h r-uhuut-ec-htrt-utr
der more moderate receipts. dealers
were holding out for quotations on
anything really fancy. Potatoes were
a little easier at Chicago. and with n
change In the weather. stocks viii
move more freely.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
BUSINESS MEN

Is II feasible for business men to buy
Stocks7 II so, what methods should
they follow In order to be successrul
of this subject and will be mailed gratis.
Address Compiling offices or the
Babson Statistical Organization.
At wellesley Hills, MASSACHUSETTS
Largest organization Of Its class In U. y.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
CAP'N JONAH-HIS FISH
BY THE STAR FISH.

Here's Jolly q His Hand Now
Listen, Boys Girls His Story.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13

move more freely.
Apples-s2T5Qs75 per bbl
Bansnas-Good shipping stock. sl.so
neans-Dried Lima. 7@7hc. 10.
California Fruits - Grape Tokays.
c ;sS ,45O9S per crate;
CaaI .aewer-75 O s5c bu.
Cabbsge-3q3hc per Id.
late made. liz dSisc: New York hats,
s ssgss isa sse: block swiss. $50 soc;
Imported Swiss, 29431c: Limburger
Crsnberries-Late Howes. $3.50 per
Dntes--Persian new. 5la 96c per Id
Fards, I09l0izc per Id.
Dressed caives-Fancy. s9sac; COM
Figseimportee new. ia Ice per ID
California, 2ec 10.
Finnsn Hsddies--so-ib. boxes. cole
per 10.
house. s2.25M ESQ per doz; lettuce. hot
house 10911c per 10; head lettuce
$3.50 doz: onions. l2iac doz; green pep
psrs, 76c basket; carrots. sSgsoe bu
Grape Fruit-Florida .s5.5oG7.
Grapes-Malagas. t6Gs bbl
Iioney-Fancy white, iSE lsei am
Il
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots, T. o. b. Detroit: No. timothy.
s2OR21: No. timothy. $1,000: clover
mixed. slSdls; rye straw. $4,000
wheat and ost straw RAM ' ss5.e Loose
quality.
Hide. = No. cured. l2tc:, No,
green, lO1Sc: No. / cured bulls, 10c; No
1 green. &c; cured calf No; l.. lie
s ssss S calf Y .s5 N se pss s s hSsss
skins, as TO wool, 25cqsl.5o; No.
hides, ic OF on Rip, Ike or on calf
Lemon.-california, s5gsso; Messi'
mas, si56@5.
Limes-$l d1.25 doz.
ism. $2e5@250 per crate. $3.50 per case
Be-mudas $3.50 per crate.
OrnnEes-California navels. fancy
$500; choice. s2.50QS per crate
FIoridas, sSg $40 per poxio0,k, n
No. 2, lee; fowls. 14h Q15c: No 2. 1;
Glsc: geese, 13614c: ducks, young
i7GiSc: turkeys. 1s@1sc 10.
Observation-Disclosures s450@5 crate
Potatoe.-Car lots; track Detroit
are selling at $l.lOq Lib ou; new Der
rnu4as, $250G3 blu.
skius-Detroit buyers are bidding a,
follows: No. / skunk. $3.50; No. 2musk
rat. Soc
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, Kiln dried
$2l092.20 per crate.
Tomatoes-Florida, $3.50 per 6-bas
ket crate. s0@s5c per basket.
TpIIow-No. !. 5&c: No. ?. 4&c Id:
wool-Michigan unwashed wool fo'
southern central and northern sec
lions. Is. q and II blood. 10000: de-
laine unwashed, 1661Sc; common
rough and fine. i4q1sc ID; Z. o.
country points.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13

TOLEDO, O., March l3.-Wheat:
Cash. s1.09: May. s1.03l; July. s1Ol;
Sept, 9shc. Corn; Cash, TOIac. May,
72Ac: July. 73c: Sept 731sc Oats:
Cash and May. see. July. 5l%e; Sept,
| axe. Rye: Cash 92c. CloVerseed:
Cash and March, S13.15i-April,- $l2S5i
No. ?, s12.T5; No. 3. sI2.55: rejected,
sl2.10. Alsike: Cash and March, Sl3.
Timothy Cash and March. sos. But
ter. eggs and hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13

HERE considerable scandal connection with the promotion
the wireless they much
when public mind interested in the
promises that
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
Quotations by Hayden. Stone g. Co
March IL. 1912:
LIVESTOCK.

tb)Bid. (s)soid. Ix)splft.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13

Hal II. Smith has gone to Wash
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone d Co, March IL:
Omen High Inv 10 NJ
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
JASPER WILSON'S
$4,000 PLACE
Fight Over secretary's Son and His
Job May Go To Floor of
Congress.

Washington, July 25.--"I don t
think this committee will give me a
square deal. I'll take this thing up
on the floor of the House." declared
Representative Akin OF New York, as
he quit meeting of house commit
tee which met to hear his charges
that Secretary Wilson had got his
son, Jasper, job with the Denver
Reservoir Irrigation Company at $1O,,
900 year.
Representative Ruby of Missouri
read a letter from Arthur Day, re-
ceiyer of the company, stating that
Jasper Wilson got only $4,000 year
Secretary Wilson. at a previous
hearing, denied he had got the place
for his son or that the government
had aided the enterprise.
II received the affidavits this morn
ing coroborating my charges and will
give them to the country later" said
Mr.. Akin.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25

The new concrete sidewalk in front
of Maj. L. L. McInnis' and Maj. Cliff
Adams property has been completed
and it makes quite nice addition to
increases the value ammao ..vycm
the appearance of the homes and
increases the value of the property.
With the exception of a few connect
ing links, which the Eagle under
stands will be rapidly filled in, the
people of that community may soon
boast of walk to the city that will
be the equal of any to be found in the
largest cities.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
maryland PROGRESS
IVES CONVENE TO-DAY

Baltimore, Md, July 25.-The Pro
gressiye party gathered here today
at State convention for the purpose
of naming sixteen delegates to the
Chicago convention and perfect plans
of the party's organization in the
State. Legal steps have alread been
taken to have Colonel Roosevelt's
name, together with his running mate
and electors, printed on the Maryland
ballots. George Gather is head of
the Bull Moose workers in this state.
and has brought Vo'd to Maryland
workers thai Colon Josevelt is OPP
posed to the plaL hich in some
States Republican ano Progressive
presidential electors shall be pledged
to support the candidate OF the ticket
upon which they receive the most
votes, as has been suggested by the
Progressive leaders in several States.
He wants all the strength of his fol-
lowers to be devoted for the Progress
sives and for them only. The Colonel
bases his prime objection upon high
moral grounds, as he is unwilling that
there should be anything resembling
between his forces and
those which he claims represent "stol-
en- dishonesty"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
PARK System for ssaumont.

Beaumont, Tex, July 25.-The
Chamber OF Commerce is taking an ac-
tive interest in securing park sites
for this city and has met with encour-
agement by the city officials who
have appointed committee to inves-
tigate the park systems OF other
cities and recommend any plan that
may be adaptable here. The Cham
Der is also promoting movement
towards the municipal ownership of
wharves and terminals and is meeting
with the cooperation Of the Lumber
mems Club, which will assist in Sc
curing adequate shipping facilities for
this city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
PLAN FOR NEW
YORK CONVENTION

New York, July 25.--The Demo
cratic State committee met here to-
day at the Knickerbocker hotel to
fix a date for the State convention
and decide upon place. Buffalo, Sy-
racuse and Saratoga are bidding for
the convention. 1t is not unlikely
that it will go to Saratoga. Chairman
George NJ. Palmer of the State COM
mittee has just returned from a tour
of the State, having visited every
senatorial district and conferred with
the leaders. He is in favor Of an
early and vigorous campaign because
he says he has learned that there
is lot of Roosevelt sentiment in
many localities upstate, a fact which
he considers the best possible guar
antee that the Democrats will sweep
the State"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
GREAT FLOODS
IN PENNSYLVANIA
Sixty Reported Drowned, With Prop
erty Damage Beyond Es-
timation.
GBy Associated Press.I

Plttsburg, Pa, July 25.--It is re-
ported that about sixty people were
drowned in three states by yester-
days floods from excessive rains in
Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio
and West Virginia. Fourteen miners
are known to have been drowned at
Uniontown, Pa. Other drownings are
reported at Smock, Pa, Grindstone.
Pa, New Martinsville, Pa, Monongah,
w. Va, and Fairmount, w. Va. The
verified death-llst is twenty-three. A
large number of mines were flood
ed and ii is not known how many
men were caught in them. This re-
gion on Sunday had heavy rains
which filled the creeks and mill
dams. Yesterdays great rains swept
the country, causing dam after dam
to break, here and there overflowed
creeks, secured out new channels in
few hours. Miles OF railroad track
were washed into gulches. Dunbar,
Pa, is the scene of the worst destruc-
ton. A man at the Quarry, two miles
above Dunbar, telephoned hotel
clerk that the dams were all gone
out, and there was an awful flood
coming. The hotel clerk ran through
Dunbar streets, shouting to the peo-
pie to save themselves. The town
was depopulated in a few minutes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
ROOSEVELT GETS
FIVE IN OREGON

Portland, July 25,-Fiye delegates
to represent the State of Oregon will
be selected for the Roosevelt party
convention at convention which be-
gan here today. Charles w. Acker-
man, one of this States delegates to
the Republican convention which re-
nominated Taft, claims that the act of
the Oregonians, who were instruct.
ed for Roosevelt, in splitting on the
election of the temporary chairman
did more harm to the Roosevelt
forces at Chicago than fifty Taft del
egates could have done.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
BULL MOOSE IN GEORGIA

Atlanta, Ga, July 25,--Followers of
T. r. in this State are gathered here
today for convention to elect dele
gates to the Third Party Convention
to be held in Chicago on August g..
The Roosevelt party in Georgia.
though still in infants clothes has
had split, and the leaders at today's
meeting are those associated with
st. Julien Yates, who declares that
white men will rule the Roosevelt
movement in this State. He calls his
party the Roosevelt white League"
The split here was caused by the ne
gro question. Roger Dewar, who
heads the other faction, has called a
convention regardless of color.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
0'DELL AND HARTMAN
RAISED BIC sum
Got Together $250,000 for 1904 Re-
publican Campaign
Fund.
lBy Associated Press. I

Washington, July 25.-Geo. r. Shell
don, treasurer of the Republican Nat
ional campaign committee in 1904,
told the Senate investigating COM
mittee today that Gov. O'Dell of New
York and 4. Fl. Hartman, got to-
gether some $250,00O" about two
weeks before the election. That mon
ey went into the New York State
campaign and never to the National
committee. Sheldon said he knew
unofficially that J. p. Morgan and
Henry c. Frick, contributed in 1904
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
WOMAN REFUSES
TO EL0PE AND KILLED
Mrs. Georgia Meyer Shot and Killed
In Dallas by II. Cohen Who
Then Shot Himself.

Dallas, July 25.-The refusal oil
Mrs. Georgia Meyer to elope with H.
Cohen, caused him to kill her here
last night and shoot himself, accord
ing to the story of the dead woman's
mother-in-law. Horace Meyers didn't
know his wife was acquainted with
Cohen, but the woman had confided
to her mother-in-law that Cohen was
trying to get her to elope for several
months. The tragedy occurred in Co
hens bedroom, where the woman
was oundsnearly nude Cohen is still
alive. n
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
NO PROGRESS IN
R0SENTAAL MURDER
Head Gun Man Believes He viii Be
Protected and Will Not
Squeal.
[By Assoclated press. !

New York, July 25.-The hunt for
the master conspirator behind the
Rosenthal murder APPARENTLY progress
sed but little today because the police
have failed to arrest any of the pas
sengers in the murder car" Bald
Jake Rose, suspected as the manager
of the killing, seems to hold the be-
lief that the police system will pro-
tect him, and he refuses to turn in
former.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
DECLARES DIVIDEND
[By Associated Press.l

Boston, July 25.-An extra dividend
of thirty per cent in new stock, in ad.
dition to the regular quarterly two
per cent disbursement, was declared
today by the General Electric Com
pany directors.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
No Contribution From Trusts.

lby AsSochteu fress'l
Washington, July 25. Former
Chairman Sheldon said it was diff
cult to say whether any contrdbu
tions were made in 1904 by the I'm
tied States Steel CO., or Tobacco. Har-
vester, Sugar or Oil Trusts. He said
there were no collections from them
that he personally know about.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
OVER BATTLE
SHIP APPROPRIATION
nv Assoclated Press. !

Washington, July 25.-No hope of
break in deadlock between the SEN
ate and House over the battleship ap-
preparation, was in sight today. The
situation is acute.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
bEVER|DGE To HEAD PRO-
GRESS|VE CONVENTION
[By Associated Press. ]

Chicago, July 25.-Former United
States Senator A. j. Beveridge will be
chosen temporary chairman of the
National convention of Progressives
at Chicago August 5. Senator Dixon
announced this today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
INSURANCE COMPANIES
SWELL STATE REVENUE.
IBy AssocIated Press. !

Austin, July 25.-The annual collec-
tions of occupation taxes from fire
insurance companies doing business
in Texas, were $14,719.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
PRESBYTERIAN
ENCAMPMENT
[By Associated Press.l

Kerryille, Tex, July 25,-The
Presbyterian encampment opened to-
day with big crowd and more COM
ing on every train.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
.ANGLO-GERMAN
WAR MAY COME
France Believes End of the Struggle
For Naval Supremacy Not
In Sight.

Paris, July 24.-That the world is
not yet on the eve of the cessation
of struggle between Great Britain and
Germany for naval supremacy, is the
prevalent opinion in France after
careful study of the recent speech of
Winston Churchill in the house OF
commons.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
Regret In Paris.

The continuation of the rivalry be-
tween those two countries causes a
note of regret here, but there is an
to believe that If it must
go on, France should learn a lesson
from Englands procedure and her
self increase her navy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-25
Italy and Austria.

The Matin commenting on the sub
ject, says it is in position to de-
clare that Italy and Austria, at the
instigation of Germany, are about to
build additional uperdreadnaughts
in regard to which nothing has been
permitted to transpire.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
clmcrifa's MaSdbinens
Sabrifcn.
Sabrcsprubuftiun S1,22S,475,14S nit
615,4S5 Yeripnen.

8ubin9ton 8. 6. - Die
uuf Waidmen : Sabrifen beiilBliden
3ublen bc5 10. Sunbes> Genius mrrz
Den bier peroifentliht; nod ibncu be-
finben lid IN Den Ser. Stantcn 49,
258 @icBcreieu uno @tnIfineniabris
fen. ipcldlc 5uiammen 615,4S5 Scrs
ioncu bcihdftigcu. Surlnter iino
9.S51 Gigcutbiimcr uub Sirmculnitz
gliebcr, 21,754 @eiddftsleute uno
Sirctturcn, 42.242 mdnnlitc uub
10,627 peiblihc @canltc unb 531,s
oil Irbeitcr. Ser @einmmtipcrtb
Der Srobuftion i'm ~Geuiusiahrc belief
iih uuf S1.22S.475,14S, ulb on ba5
our Srobllttion nerrpenoetc Hobmates
rial cincn 8crtb bon S540,011,139
reprdientiertc, 10 he3iifcrt iit Der
Mebrmertb bes fcrtigen Sabritotcs alf
$6SS.464 900.
@eitauS OH critcr SteGc iicbt
Eenn1plpanid nit S6,S21 Irbeitcrn,
elmer Eroouftion bon 500, 746,257
urb cinem burd Die Sabrifation DEM
8obmnteriale binausciiiptcn Mehrs
lpcrtbe bon $109,735.517. Zen slpeis
ten Ylab nimmt Der Staat Stem 9ort
ein. nit elmer Sroouttion bon $154.z
370,346 uno ciilsm Nabritutipnss
mcbrtpcrtb bon 500 1874. mierpobl
CT beSiglid Der Irbeiter5nbl nit ici>
men $4,000 Irbeitern crit an brittcr
Stcae itcbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

Smaba. Iebr., nimmt ben brittcn
Hang lit ben Der. Staaten Elm.

Naf cincm Bulletin bcs Genius
Bureaus M Die 3nbl Der III Den
Scr. Staatcn 6llr 3eit Der @uinubmc
oes lcbtcn Genius bcitcbenben
Shladtbouicr nnp Sleiihcrs Der
podungs : @eifdftc 1,641. Is
waren 10S,716 Ycrionen in Der
Shlddtcrei ; Snbuitrie beifditiQt.
%barunter 1859 oils Gi9cntbiimcr pbcr
tbeilpciic gigcntbiimcr, unp So
72S 2~obuarbeitcr. Sns in Sd)ladts
bduiern nngelcgtc aopital mar
1888, 249,170. Sic Ginnubnlcn Der
llnternebmer bctrugen I'M 2nuic
eines Sabre5 $S4.915,326; an Cob
men nuroeu I'M Sabre $51.644,72O
au%sbe5ablt. Ser 8ertb Der Yros
BUTTE y a $1,370.56S,1 01.
Sin Der SpiBe Der Shladtbalis>
Snbuitrie itano SainoiS nit 26,7O5
9obnarbetteru uno Yroolfteu I'M
8crthc bon $3S0,594,956. Scr
ndhitbcbcutcnbc Stnnt luar &anias
nm mad, bieiem rnngirtcu i'll fols
gcnber Ncibcnfol9e Gcbrasfn (alS
brittcr Staat). Nelu Yurf. @iiiouri,
Snpiaun, Soma, Seras, NnNadis
ictts, Ohio uno TenuipIpnnin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
milbnr Driebt's Geitament,

Scr iiIn8it Beitorbcrc Slic9cr @ils
bur @rl9bt bat Dor GINGER 3eit. lppbl
tlr5 Dor icincr idnpcrcu @rfruntung,
on einen Slieger mn Gonitrltteur Der
SlugplaB : 9plollic ,SphunniSt6ul bel
Berlin Gin Strcibcu gcrihtct, bds
lppbl ais oa5 geiitige Seitdmcnt ocs
cin5igartigen Wannca 9cltcn bari. Sn
Dem Brief, aus Dem Die ,9resluller
3eitllng" Die mcientlidliteu StcIlcll
mittbcilt. bciBt ca: .lluicr ncllcr
Neropldn lit Die Sortcntmidclltl0
allcs ScIen, mas mir in Den Subrcn.
ais mir bns Erpblcm Der ,Sortbcz
lpc9uug III Den 9iiitcn ituoicrtcn, &c
lcrrt bnbcn. Sober, Der einnal ciucu
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audi Gin Wtcnid, it'd in Der quit idrucz
bcno crhdlteu fam. Ipbulo CT lid nur
mai riftig hnrin bciiubct. Sic Gin
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bat. pbnc &raftnnitrcn9unN III Der
Suft ill Idltpcbcu. pdbreub Der Ncnid,
ein tilnirlid,cs Mittcl "criinucn mug,
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mir cirnral in Sen Siiftcu iiup, ulld)
cine unbcgrcnSt lnuAc 3cit hnriu biciz
ben tpnncu. Der @pgcl fam cs,
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tionen lpobl irnrcr lpeiter bcIdrcitcn
luerpcn: Den &cB pom SratcniIicgcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
(@ingeinnbt.)
Otii;iener ~2Iuirui unS Giits
IaSuma
5nr Sbcilnnhmc ali Der 81. 8cucral=
Scriammlnrg bcs :. RS. Gen-
trail =Gereins in Sulenp, =,
pDm 10. bis Is.
Sept. 1912.
(@ingeiunbt.

Oeebrte Gercins6riIocr!
Mieoerum crgcbt an ale %ercine
oeS groBen 8. H.s&. Gcntrals %ercins
Der Hur: yIu 3ur 8cueral@
Ter q M m lungi" Subcin Der
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