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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-10

The days are initiating the rest of
us getting shorter.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-10
BOYS COME UNDER NEW RULE

The South Dakota Board of Regents
have adopted rigid set of eligibility
rules to govern athletics at all state
institutions and which went into
effect at the opening OF this school
year The rules, if the Regents see
that they are observed, will put South
Dakota athletics on clean whole.
some plane. The State College vel
comes the new rules and will have
little difficulty in living up to them,
as it has been for years the cleanest
institution in the state from an ath-
letic standpoint.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: The 90
coma Argus Leader says that it will
support Abel for lieutenantgoverno
Glasner for secretary OF state, and An
derson for state auditor, and adds sig.
nificantly for the other state Offices
the democIais have nominated some
mighty capable, good men, Our Ca
c oma namesake is standing at the same
Armagedd0n that We are.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-10

They tell of cornfelds in Brule
county that will yield sixty bushels
to the acre. One farmer has two
hundred acres in one field that will
average over fifty bushels per acre.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-10

After all, the torchlight procession
with all its foolishness, came nearer
the people than big campaign con-
tribution from a trust which is look
ing for special privileges.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-10

Bill Finn admits it cost him $144-
600 to finance Roosevelt's Pennsvl-
vania primary campaign. AT this
rate the colonel's canvass the country
over must have cost several millions
of cold cash.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-10

Never has it been truer that vote
for democracy is vote for the great
masses of the people and this applies
equally to both state and nation in
the present campaign. The issues
never were more clear cut or the re-
wards for the people more definite or
important. Trust regulation means
government by trusts. Don't lose
sight of this point.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-10

So far it has been a real golden
October No chance here to weave
rhapsadies over nut brown woods,
but these dollar producing grain
stacks and smoking threshing rigs on
every section are worth a town hip
of hazelnuts.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-10

Sioux City Journal: What enviable
distinction it will be if, when election
day rolls around, South Dakota is
found the only state in which the
Roosevelt electors actually tried to
make away with the stolen goods.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-10

The bull moose organs have already
counted 1000 Republicans in this
State who will support Woodrow
Wilson for president. They should
add another cipher and the figures
will be below the mark. k.-Vermillon
Republican.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-10

Senator Crawford assaulted the
proposed primary law in his Canton
speech. Naturally. Under the pro-
posed primary law it would not be
possible for the boilers to commit the
atrocity that now stands to their
credit.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-10

1t is given out on good authority
that Senator LaFollette will come in
to South Dakota before the close of
the political campaign and deliver
several addresses. He may have
something interesting to say in a
state where he was tricked out of a
convention delegation by dirty poll
tical conspiracy as ever disgraced a
gang of unscrupulous manipulators.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
Will MAKE HOME
IN The VALLEY
JOHN o'coNNER COMES BACK TO
FARGO AFTER SEVERAL YEARS
ABsENcE-HAs PURCHASED
FINE FARM FEW MILES WEST
or THE CITY.

John O'Conner has returned to Far
go with his family ana will make his
home on the Upton farm, four miles
west of Fargo, which he purchased
some time and has stocked up
In excellent shape. He has q section
of fine land, and proposes to take
1T easy for a few years at least.
Mr.. O'Conner is a nephew of Hon.
James Kennedy and is associated with
his in many of his contracts. He has
practically resided at Salt Lake City
for the past eight or ten a where
extensive improvements have
been made under the direction Of him
self and his brother. They have Just
completed a contract at Missoula, and
have considerable work in progress at
Salt Lake City and Portland. which
his brother will look after personally.
Mr.. O'Conner says that the climate
and the people of North Dakota have
appealed to him, and he is now
here to establish his permanent
He has a fine farm, well
stocked and will be warmly welcomed
back home after his long absence,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
II HUBER F CO.

Phoned Dakota Business college for
another Office woman and a pupil was
sent to the position. Every machine
house in the city and many of those
throughout the state are employing
these graduates. Young woman want
ing light, remunerative employment
cannot make a mistake by taking the
d. B. C. course.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
TOMORROW
Fargo College Students Are as GIee-
full as Grade "kids" Over Com
ing Freedom.

The students of Fargo college cefe-
brated in chapel this morning in hon
or the vacation they are about to n
jov. After several rousing selections
by the college band, Professor Steph-
ems was presented with a beautiful
bouquet of flowers, as a token of his
splendid standing with the students.
After several ~bloodcurdling college
cheers, Claire Codding entertained
with his violin. His playing has be-
come very popular with the students
on the hill, and his violin is always
a welcome visitor. Freeman Talbot
followed with one of his pleasing sea
songs, and responded to several en-
cores.
Rev. Mr.. Emmett of Cooperstown
spoke to the audience on the value of
individual personality.
The students appeared with bright
and happy faces this morning in an
ticipation of the good times to be had.
at home during the Easter vacation.
Suitcases are being carried about, final
shopping being finished, and tomorrow
the college on the hill will be aban-
doned for the enjoyment of the beau
tiful spring weather.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
STOCKMAN'S IDEA
On Date OF FAIR
JOHN poNELLY, PROMINENT.
NORTH DAKOTA sTockMAN.
EXPRESSES OPINION ON DATE
or HOLDING or STATE FAIR
AND CHANGE PROPOSED.

John Donelly Of Grafton, proprietor
( the North Branch Stock Farm of
Grafton and one Of the most prom
inent stocknSen in North Dakota, has
expressed his opinion regarding the
date of the holding of the North Da-
kota state fair and the change that
vas recently proposed. Mr.. Donelly
is of the opinion that July is the
only time for the holding of the state
fair in this state and gives his
reasons for this in the following let
ter sent one of the men connected
with the fair:
II have seen different ideas in the
papers in regard to the best time of
holding the state fair" writes MI.
Donelly. Some think in July; others
are Of the opinion that September or
October is the best time. / SAL that
July is the only and best time to
hold a state fair in North Dakota.
AN agricultural fair is practically
made up of what grows on the farm;
viz. live stock, grains, grasses and
vegetables. A live stock exhibitor be-
gins to fit his stock in the winter
for the month OF July. The man that
AAi4bl s. q b4AlA5 oSbitS
the previous year and some in the
green stage also. The live stock ex-
hibitor will exhibit at the July fairs
and cannot afford to keep his stock in
show shape until September or Octo-
Der, as it is too expensive.
"Just stop ana think, September or
October are the busiest months of
the year, for the farmers are saving
their crops and no one can blame him
for staying at home to save what his
whole years work is tied up in.
1.-The backbone of an agricultural
fair is the farmers and if it is held in
September or October it will be a
serious mistake. True, the fair needs
people from different business enter
prizes, but I don't think it makes
any difference to them which month
1t is held in.
II was q director for a few years
for the state fair a t Grand Forks
and when it came to name the dates
for the fair the majority of the board
was for the month of September. I
was opposed, but after holding the
fair. in September for one year it was
found to be a mistake, so 1t was held
in July afterwards"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
KENT 70 ENTERTAIN
literary Society of the High School
Give Last Programme Tomorrow
Evening.

The Kent Literary society will en-
terrain at the high school tomorrow
evening with its last programme of
the year. Musical numbers prevail.
A very pleasant entertainment can be
expected.
The following programme begins at
S:15 O'clock:
Piano Solo ............. Della LEVITT
Reading-A Bad Boy :. Frances Shea
Grafton .............. Opal Whippal
Essay-Whistler .......... Cora Hoag
Talk or Modern Composers, with
three musical selections ........
......... ...... Florence Gormely
Vocal Solo ........... Blanche Jewell
Orchestra
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
FOR
The POsTnASTERS
DRAFT OF PROGRAMME REcElv.
ED THIS MoRNlNc-sPEclAL
TRAIN WILL PROBABLY BE RUN
TO ACCOMMODATE THE MIN
NEsoTANs.

The Fargo postmaster this morning
received a tentative draft of the pro-
gramme for the Tri-State Postmasters
convention which viii be held here
June 20 and 81. 1t will be announced
later.
A special train will probably be
run from ST. Paul. leaving there at
noon June 10 and arriving in Fargo
the same evening. This viii enable
the Minnesota postmasters to reach
the city in time to attend the v
ton.
June 10, is the day set for the state
postmasters' convention which win al
so be held here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
SPRING CONCERT TRIP
Boys GIee Club of Fargo College Will
Start Tomorrow for SWING
Around Circle.

Tomorrow morning the boys glee
club Of Fargo college will start on it's
annual spring concert trip with ff-
teen singers and four soIoists. I'm
der the direction of Professor Orr and
the assistance of Professor Kurtz, the
singers have undergone a remarkable
change and a successful trip is sure
to be the result.
The cities to be entertained are
GAINESVILLE, Fergus Falls, Wadena,
Frazee, Lake Park, Hawley.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28

Third warders are invited to look
over the Bitulithic pavement exhibit,
room 222, Gardner hotel.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
AKoTA BUSINESS coLLEaE

Prepares young people for excellent
positions, rapid advancement and for
ultimate managerships. Some TWEEN
ty of Fargo's best business houses are
now under the management of former
pupils. D. B. q. teachers know the
secret of success and, what's better,
they a teach it to their pupils.
School is open every day of the year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
THlRTiETH ANNUAL SERIES
FARGO BUILDING ASSOCIATION

Will be issued April 1. Orders for
shares Of $50 payable 25 cents per
o. will be received from now on.
Each share entities the holder to a
loan of $50 on improved Fargo prop
erty. Fl. 2. Tough. secretary, room 3,
Laing building.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
Don Sen Jrrenanftalten See
EanHeS.

lleber Die Srrenanitalten umIercs
2anbes 9ibt elm Scridt bes Genius
Gmtes Tustunft. Our @runbldge
oicncn Die amtlifen Grmittclungcn
bon 1904 itlb 1910.
Sic 3obl Der REORGANIZATION be-
ldnft iid, ioipeit bis jest feitgcitcllt
iporben lit, nuf 372, in benen lid arn
1. Sonnar bes pori9en Sa6re5 1877
454 araufc befanben. Sm 2aufc beS
Sdbrcs 1910 murben ncit .auigenon,>
men 60,603 uno entlaiicn $3.50.
Sci Der 3dblung I'M Sabre 1904 be-
lief lid Die 3abl Der Sr~rcnbnuss Sls
idileu nrf 150,151, mn ipdbrcnD pc5
Snbres puroen auf9cnommcn cirfa
1902. Sn Den icd,s Sabrcn Bon
1904 bis 1910 irieg niio Die 3abl Der
ncu nllfgcnommenen I'M 37,303 pbcr
24.S Yro6ent. uuo Die GAIL Der iGGrs
lid Iufgenunrnlcnen UNI 10.9S1 obcr
22.1 Yro5cnt. Cine 3lnobnle bon
37,303 inucrbnlb ied,s S1brcn bcbeus
tct einen idbrliheu 3rnpod5 bon
5000.
@dbrenb Die Sep1lterun9 hcS 2nus
oco in Der 3eit bon 1904 bis 1910
nm ct!pn If Yro5cut itica, nud)S Die
Sab! Der Srrcnbau5s Sniolicn i'll Der,
iclbcn 3cit mn ctlud % SroScnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
Sir bieie Seitung.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sn, Spipn irarbcr i'm Sabre 1911
Oil Sllbcrfuloiis 1.411 YcrIoncu nnb
Scrr Scpforb. Der POM Staaic be-
ipIbcte &ebner ilbcr oic S%dppinDilid,t
mn lire Scfdmpflirg, rednct aus, DOS
Der Tcrlillt an 8clb, lpcgcn IrbcitsS
nnf0bi8fcit unb %gcringcrcr Yrphuftion,
Itdl filr ltnicrcn Stadt ullcin I'M Sabre
1911 nuf $4,564,525 belGuft. SIN
Sample 9c9cn Die Sfipinpiudt enlz
pfiebIt CT GrStIifc Iufiiht iibcr
Den @clunpbeits3uitanb ber ainbcr ii,
offcntlifcn nnb Hfarrihulen. G5
tnnn ipohl faum selcuenct iperben, baB
iold)c dr5tlihe Iiflidt ilbcr Die
Sflilfinber iebr %ipertbpcll lcin fDnnte.
Gltern, 1rieiter unb 2ebrfrdftc biirf@
ten IN ~cigcnitem Sntcreiic iud,cn iid)
ilbcr biciic Srngc flare Seariffc Su
perifaffcn. Sn teincm Sale ioutc
mali pbnc quite @riinbc. einfd6 pppo>
nircn. @ia Scmano iid in ia fz
li6cr @eiie ooriibcr 1ubcrn, 10
itcbcn luicrc SpaItcu 5ur @erfiisun9.
- (N. O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16

sent ibrcr 9eiitunesfdbiefeit beiAdis
ti9t mar. Iud Die 5ertil Snbuitrie
bate Gin id,lcdtcs Subr. rod lit burf,
Die groBc Gnllmipolls Grnte bes pcrs
flplIcncn Sabres lrb Die biQigercu
Ereiie bes Nobn,atcrinls Gin @ed)icl
5um @eiIercu ein9etreten. Sn per>
id)iebcnen Snbuitricl mar Der llmiub
5icmlih normal. Sci Der gcrinecren
aauftraft bes @elbco bel boben
%reileu biitctc iih bic Snbuitrie Dor
Misrepresentation unb bas mar gut 10.
Sic pnn Der Scr. Stanten uadb une
bcrcn Sdnbcrn Der @cft III beu criten
eli Wtondtcn be5 pcrfloiieneu Sabrcs
erportirtcn @aarcn belicfcn iid) in
ihrcru &crthc nuf $1.S67, 614,510
rnb Die pou Iuoionoc bierber
inrpprticrtcu auf 1892. 550.22S,
iobaB Die alsiubr Die Giniubr pcrtbz
gctndB nm cirtn S475,0o0,0G0 iibcre
itciut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16

bat nah cincm fir Dos Sa6r 1910
nufgcitclltcn gcrifte Der Snubcsmntcrs
lnd,ung Der Ger. Stnnten einc &C.
iomntt5iifcr bon fat 1,3 Miliaroen
Sonlcn crrcidjt. Bon bicicr itn9cs
bcurcu Wcn9c lieicrtcn Die Ser. Staaz
tel l%ugcfdbr 80 b. s., bann folsen
nic bciben nddltcn apblcnlGnoer
@rpBbritonnicn mo Scutihlunb,
icnc5 nit 296, bieieo nit 245 Wils
lipucn Souncn. Sieic brci SGnoer
5uiammen 9cnummcn iiellcn gut bier
6iinftel Der %aeiammteu ~aoblenprobufs
ton Der @rbc, CO folgcn Sciterrcid)s
llugarn nit % Iilienrn 5onnen.
Sranfrcif nit 1875, 0elgicn nit
26.i. HuBlnnb nit 20 Willicncn
Sonnen. Inter Den Sdnbcrn Miicns
itcbi Snpau nit 1853 MiQ. Sonnen
all Der SpiBc. 9abei lit ireilid, I'll
bcriidiidtigcn bnB Die a%oblcngepins
ming Gbina'S pprlGuiia oar nidlt ubs
5uidGBen lit nnb nit 1872 @ilionen
Eonncn notwithstanding picl 81 niebri0
~ougeScbcr wirp. Sn NriiiiAs Suoicn
IN Die AphlencrScu9unA III Harlem
N%uiidnpun9 bc9riiien, int o6cr crir
bcn Sctrag bon 1873 @illipncu Spns
nen crreidt. IN Nlitralien bat lid,
%6clunbcrS Ncus SiiosW ule9 cntpidelt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
ttnierc @cSebaftsiaac nsebs
tnols.
Sutcrefantc Gin5elbeitcn. Gin
Giifgaug, ,pcnn and cir
flcincr.

Sic @cidGitc bco 9onocS Seigcu
fir bn5 pcrlloiicre Snbr cincn Hiidz
gang i'm %cr9lcid nit 1910. Ser
Tiidgnng III nidlt gerobc 9roB. aber
CT lit bu, itdtf bc5 %crluurtctcu Sort
ihrittcS unb Iuiidlprngcs. Ginigc
3ablcn m0gcu has bclpeiicrt. Die
Nbrcdlnuugen Der Glcariigbdulcr. Die
in 1910 runb f62,S79 WtiQiuncn
Snllor3 6ctrigcu. iilb i'm dbgcluufcs
ucu Sabre nuf 159,100 Willioncn Sllz
rilfgc9un4cll--alin 3,779 aRill. Sol
lars pcnigcr. Sic laubmirtbiddftlifcu
Gr5clgniilc 6c9 ,Snbrc3 1911 bdttcu
ciucu &crth ppn Sill 0illipucn
Spllnr5, IN 1910 cincn ip!dIcn bon 81
69l Wtilliuncn, cin llnfcrid)ich BON
27T Milipncn. Sic Gintiinftc in bcn
critcu eli Mpnutcn in Der SGbc pon
1892 Mi!lioncn Collars mar nm 81
Mtiilioncn ~gcringcr. dis IN 1910. Sic
Sruttps Ginuabnrcn Der Ci,cnbubncH
b%elicicn iid fir hic critcr 5chu MO
nate 1911 aIf 2,2G5 Millioncn Sol
lars, - WtiQioreu lpcuigcr. ais III
bcric!bcu 3eit 1910, Die 9ictro sGiue
nubnlcu nbcr mnrcr nm % Mfiliorcu
acringcr. ojiluitigc 3nbicn lpeiit Die
Nu3iubr nGf, Die iiir Sic criten clf
Ytnnarc hcs perIIoiicneu SubreS 1867
@filipucn Spllnr3 betrliq, cin MAcbr
Gcqcu Die glcidJe 3cit 1910 pon 800
Wfiuiuacn. Scr NiiGgnn0 Der Erciic
Del piclcn MnarcH mag bel Den obis
: ncli M~rrthNurnDru M in ntr
@u1id,ntc fdltn. bcnn 60 iii picliad)
mebr iibcr bie 1crinacrcH Srpiitt sc
tlugt porhcu. ais ilber ecu QerinNce
rcu llmpfonG rcr @cihdrtc. Siir bic
gnnbluirthidoit wnr 1911 inI @an5cu
Gin %roiperitdiSjnbr gapcien. lpcni
aidj bir Grntcn Ole 8Dbc ocS Dor
ioGrt5 in ulIcu Ndcrbous Gr5cu0nHiun
nid5i crrriMicn. &cnigcr 9iuitiG bo.
iidl bG5 Sobr 1911 fir Die SnNuitrirrl
gcitaltct. DEFENDERS iiir Die Stabl Sns
Nlritric, Die on 3ciIcn mir 81 90 Yrpa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
GnalanS's ~EanSelssSilans.
Ginfubr gcgcn haS @prjabr nir uns
Gcoenteub geiticscm.

2onoom Nnfon9S Sonnar.
Sic hritiidlcn Grpprtcn fir ba5 Subr
1911 Heben nnh Den 8eri6tcn bcs
6nnbcl3z Winiircrilmo cine @cIanuntz
bpbc bon G454,2S2,l 62 (ctlpu 49,
771,412,300) errcift, lpuS eircn 3nz
lpad9 bon e23,S97.6S8 (ctfpa
S119,4SS,440) 9egcn bnS Sdbr 1910
bcbcutct.
Scr aan3c 3uiuads fdat faIt
auaitiieBlid nuf Sabriintc unb Nab@
rungsmittel, nif Snumpols Scrtil>
Slrtifel nacin iibcr &t4.000,0 900
$4,000, 0003.
Bic Giniubr fiir ba5 Snbr bctrua
inn Gon3cu e6S0.559,t75 (ctpd
($3,402,795,S75I pbcr nur 92,s
302, 151 (S11,5t0,755l mtbr nls
1910. Ser Support bon Nobnintes
rialieu Seigt cincn ~lforfcn Hild9ang.
I'M &13,000,0 coo ($65.000,0 600 !;
Der groBtc &plten lit bier @allmipollc
nit chem @ild9nng o fait $500
600 1892, 500, 1000. Sic Slcildls
Ginillbr lit mn 100000 ($2,500,<
000), hic Ccls Giuiubr nm 92,500,a
600 (%f2,500,000) 5uriidgcgangen.
NnocrerIcits o6cr lpurocu fir 96,e
100000 ($32,500.0 00) mc9r No6S
ruu9Smittcl cinseiiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
SHeinteS mnH HSntoens
ftraklen.

@ie ole rSibliot6ef 6er Inter
baltnng nnb ocs @incns" mittbeilt,
bat 81. Charles Taillunt bcoeutiomc
ltntcriudyungen iibcr Die Scitlfctlllno
oco Sdcintpbes burh characterization
9cntadt. Sieie neiIc Wetbobc lpiro
Die i6rcdlid)c @cfnbr, baB Sdcintobc
bccroiat iperben, in 3ufunIt pGllig
II II nj d 81 madden. Sisbcr CAB
es bcfanntlid einigc Iebr ipcnig Supcrs
ldiii9c Irtert, Den Sheintob i~citSuitcls
len. Mnn bielt bcm @%eitprbcncn
einen Spiescl o ben Wtunb, Inn Dos
@orbanocnicin iclbit geringcr Eth
mun9 6i %erfennei, ober rln ipribtc
ibm Slllores3in inter Die 6aut, bu5
bel Sebenben cine ltarfc @clbfdrbitng
bcrporrnft. Sieie Wittel tduid)en
aber iebr oft unb fonnen cine 3upers
ldlIi8teit nidt bcdniprud)en. Sn8cacn
bat MN Or. Snillant fcitgeitcut, oui
Ore Snr6lclldtung zines Sd)eintootcn
NIT Hpntgcnirrnbien cine pDQig iidlcre
%Grfenning beS Sdcintohe5 ~ermoglidt.
Us lit ndmlid o linn ieitgeitellt NOR
Den, oaB Die H0ntgen> photographic
zines S%d]cintobten i'm @cgeniab 8u ber
zines iuirtlihcn Sobten Die Mngens
unb Snrmpartien nidt untcridcibcn
ldBt. Die @aie in Dem Mogen cineS
Sobten iinb idipcfliger Nutllr ulo be-
9innen nad GINGER 3eit 5u pbospboz
res5ieren. @erbeu bicIe p~bospbpress
sierenben Strablen MN bon cincml
&ont9en : Ipparat ourdDleuhtct. 10
lpirten lie artf Die pbotogrnpbiife
Slate iebr frdftis eiu unb er5cll9cn
bnburd ein Bib, bas beutlid Die Obj
sren8ung bes @agens uub Sarmes
5eiet. Sn Den fran5oiiideu arnrfens
bdiliern miro ans bieiem @runoc in
3ufunit III alien SdIlen. III Dcnen bic
@efabr bes Sdeintobes porliegt. cine
pbotograpbiihe Nufnabmc oes Setrcis
fcnben por9enumnren mcrbcu. Nns
Scm Silbe f1nnen bann bic Ner5tc nit
unbebinster Siferbeit f~eititcAcn, pb
sdeimtob porliest OSer nidt. =
(,R. 3. N.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16

1850 nun 81 cil9ciro8cl marell init
e;ncm aapitnl ppu 1851 9siQiorcn,
iino 1910 nii 2,260 gciricgcu. Die Gin
anpitol bon 1890 Wiuioncn aufs
meiicii. &iersa seicien lid mod H.
500 Gpuium= nth Srcnituercine, sic
mait iriibcr nidt fnnntc, unb Bic Gin
ingcfdbres &opiial ppn 800 WilIios
men rcprdicnticrcn.
Bic Spnrcinlagcn iinb Gin 9nlpts
mcrfmal hcs pirthifaftIitcli Sort
ifrittc5 in Stalicn. 0ns Yntrimo>
Mum Der Sparfalien bo5 I. 3. SAL
600 Giro (9irc - 20 Gents. - Sic
Heb. bctrllg, bcldlft lid bcutc alli
400 Iiaioneu, urb Die G~iningcn iinb
bon 15S Miaioncu auf 212 Iiainrbc
9citiegcn. Sier5u rcd)nc man nod
Die Ginlo9en i'll Die Toitiparfnilcn i'm
Setrn9c ppn LOO Miaioncn, BIC bel
Sripatbantcu unD COOPERATIVE @cicQs
id,oftcn, Die nod 6,665 Ii0ioncn
allsinad,cn biirfteu. Sn Den alien
Staaten Stalicn's porcn 1860 uit9cs
fdbr go Milipnen Sire i'm llmlauf,
gum flcinitcn She'll il, 0olhipdbrun9;
trps bcS boben I~9iofurics, Der lnnge
Scit iflpcr nuf Dem 2nnp eclaitet bat,
licgen beutc i'll Den @miiiionsbanten
1,500 Ntilioncn 9~r0Btentbeils III
@plb unb beim Sd,abminiitcrium, bel
Santcn unb Yripatlcutcn bilrften pcis
tcrc 500 WiQioncu cirtulicrcu. Cine
nnberc Sprm bes n%ationalen Wobie
liarpermDgens biloen Die cuniolibicr<
ten Hentcntitel, bic BON $500 Wi0ioe
ncn i'm Sabre 1862 auf 11,120 Wtils
lioucn scitie9en iinb. @inen ipcitcren
Sin9cr5ei9 fir Den Sprtidritt Der itas
lieniiden @olfspirtbidaft 9ebcn ms
bic 3iffern hes Staots Sausbaltcs
on. 9as Budget be3 ucucn Hcides
mics i'm Sabre 1862 bel elmer @ins
nabnlc ron $50 WiGioncn, cincr
Seblbetrng bon 447 Iinioncn alii
,uabreno bas gnbaet int beurigen PC.
%triebsjabre pm 1904 Wsilipnen,
etnen llebcrihuF upn 80 Wiaipmer
pcr5eidynet.
Gin genaucs Bib bcS ipirt6idnfts
lifcn Sortidrittcs Stalien's 9iebt ms
~Tedjtsnnipnlt Santoro in ieincm lp>
cben cridieucncn go Seitcn 6dblcns
hcn &erfe: n2'Stalin nei iuoi pro9reiii
! ccpnomici bal 1860 al 1910" Gbae
ratteriitii6 Surin ut 8. 9. folgenbe
nntlide Stntiitif aus hcnl Sabre 1884
fir bos aDniereih bcibcr SiSiIienJ Die
abcr nllr fir BEN feitldnoiid,eu Sbeil
gait: SaS Hcid 6dblte an Sniss unb
@runbbciiBern 993 1894, an Generic
treibenbenL 1924, @ciitlidlc criiticre
ten 26,152. 6elisioie 1850, Hons
nen 9,773, Snnbiperfer unb Sebiente
5dblte q 340,SG2, Iatroicn uno
Slider 54,100, Saucrn 80 ,023.
%mdnulidc BETTER liefcn $3.50,
ipcibIide BETTER 112.761 berum.