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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONY

With the completion of new sub
marine cable between England and
France, successful transmission or
telephone messages has been estab-
lished between England and Switzei-
land
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09
Had Lived IN the CITY.

Conductor-Your ticket is for Lawn.
vile, and we don't stop until We get
to Trenton. This is the lightning
express.
Suburban Resident - All right
When we get to Lawnville I'll jump.
I've got of of street cars many a
time, when the motorman was home
ward bound on his last trip.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09
MATCHES MADE OF GRASS

With the growing scarcity of wood,
match manufacturers are looking for
substitute. A. stem made of dried
grass is being experimental with in
Europe.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09
sIeepers EffectuaIIy Reused by Threat
ened Danger in Which They All
Felt a Share.

'J am no foe to whiskers. Indeed.
in cold weather. / regard whiskers
as a blessing They protect the
throat"
The speaker was De Wolf Hopper.
the comedian From his corner table
in DelG >4.eo's he resumed:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09
MSS MINERVA D
go and SKA
NJWWILLIAM GREEN fnIL9
Nv Frances ROYD CATHOJTN
BY FRANCES BOYD CALHOUN
(Copyright by Reilly & Britton CO..

Looks like he'd "a wore his
breaches out" said Billy.
Il don't want to be lady," de-
clared Frances; they can't ever ride
straddle nor climb tree, and they
got to squinch up their waists and
toes. l wish could kiss my elbow
right now and turn to boy"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09
TALLEST MAN IN ENGLAND

Frederick Kempster, a basketmaker
at DR.. Barbados home in Essex, is
said to be the tallest man in England.
he measured feet, 2h inches In his
stocking feet, and is only twenty-one
years old.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09

"And instantly every blessed farm
er leaped to his feet with doubled
fists"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09

Liberia within 200 miles of the coast
where the white man has never been.
Ample opportunities still await the
explorer in the dark continent,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09

not count. When people sneeZed to-
gether while talking business 1t was
regarded as very good sign.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-10
SUMMONS,

4 \ TIE DISTRICT COURT or
L The Fifth Judicial District of the
State Of Nevada, in and for the
County Of Nye
Action brought in the District
Court OF the Fifth judicial District
81 the State Of Nevada. in and for
the County OF Nye. and the Com
nlaint filed in said County OF Nye,
y the Office OF the Clerk OF said
District Court.
Cassie Barnett. Plaintiff. VS.. J w.
Barnett Defendant.
The State Of Nevada sends greet
20 J w. Barnett, Defendant.
You are hereby required TO APP
pear In an action brought against
On b. the dboye-named Plaintiff in
he -istiet Court Of the Fifth Ju-
iicia District OF the State OF Ne
sada. In and for the County OF Nye,
nd TO answer the Complaint filed
therein. within ten days exclusive
81 the day Of seryice) after the serv-
ice on see of This Summons, II
erved within this county; or, II
served out tf this county. hut in
his district. within twenty DAYS;
otherwise. within forty days: OF
judgment By default viii be taken
igainsi YOU. according to the pray
q stid Complaint.
iha said action is brought to
issOlN- The bonds of matrimony
low existing between Plaintiff and
Defendant on the grounds Of neglect
II the Defendant. for over a period
ON a. ~ l.f. - a.
he common necessaries OF life
when such neglect was not the re-
suit OF pOt efty on the part OF
Defendant, which he could not avoid
by ordinary Industry That De
PENDANT without excuse and with the
lbility TO provide said common nee
ssarIes Of life for Plaintiff failed
and neglected to do so for over d
1eriod of one year.
his action is also brought for the
purpose Of decreeing any property
heretofore acquired or held by
Plaintiff, at time of Judgment, tC
be her own separate property.
And you are further notified thai
| If you fail to appear and answer
said Complaint. as above required
said Plaintiff will apply to the Cour
for the relief demanded therein.
Given under my hand and tn,
Seal OF the District Court of tn,
Firth Judicial District of the Stat,
Of Nevada, in and for the Count
Of Nye this first day of November
in the Year of Our Lord One Thou
sand Nine Hundred and Eleven.
tSeal) ROBERT c. POHL,
| Clerk
BY LOWELL DANIELS.
Deputy Clerk
G. L. RICHARDS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1929. 1876. 19. 20. "a Ia. il
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-10
Leading Nan in 1.-TWO Married Men"

by cafe, aud It SO happens Mr..
Talhott's business has taken him
to the same cafe A police raid is
made while they are present, but in
the excitement. they do not recog-
nize each other Mr.. Talbot is al
lowed his freedom because of his
business connections, but Mr.. Ben
der and Mrs. Talbot are not so
fortunate. Mr. Bender, seeking to
avoid scandal, gives his name as
Mr.. Talbot, thinking, of course,
Mrs. Talbot would give her real
name Mrs Talbot, thinking the
same gives her name as Mrs. Ben
der. Everything goes all right un-
til the real Mr. Talbot and Mrs
Bender received summons to appear
at police headquarters with proof
Of their identity
The cafe scene in the second act
is scream from start to finish,
and il you wish good, hearty
laugh, don't fail to witness this
production, which will be given at
the Nevada theater, Saturday eve
ming, January 10.
@~~-~~~.~->-e-~~---~~.~- ~-~.~N-e~~-~-~--~~~eS>
lions and relative valuations are
entirely accurate with respect to our
taxation system in Nevada, but |
believe that they approximate the
facts close enough for the tax
payer to draw some valuable ctl
ciusions.
/ took the stand at the time the
legislature was in session and
have not since found reason to
change my opinion that the en-
forcement Of an impartial and uni
form system OF yaluing property
for assessment purposes in this state
| would result in supplying the funds
necessary to maintain our state and
county governments without seri-
GUS hardship on any one; would,
in fact, lessen the existing bur
den on the residence property own
er and the average business and
not very seriously affect those who
are delinquent, I advocated the
passage by the legislature Of bill
which believe would have given
us in short while one Of the
most perfect taxation systems If
, nor the best, in this country. 1t
. failed to pass the last session, but
in spite of tina. fact, that bill or
some better bill is bound to re-
/ ceiye attention at the next and sue
ceeding legislatures unless in the
/ meantime the state board of asses
sors discover the way to give the
, state a uniform system of valuation
of all kinds and classes of property
/ throughout the several counties.
Taxation Is business proposition.
{ Il is not a partisan political Ques-
tion n ans sense Of the word. On
; the other hand it IS a question
on which those Who are getting the
hesl of the inequality Of the ey-
. isilns system whose property Is
= under valued wlll be found lined up
e active opposition ie any change.
mina g open On the subject
what s. hesi 10 be dome 20 ac-
empllsh lhe reAsil az rqnalaln
prospects Valuations Fhe hesi srr-
a MHless @aN % goo that re-.
mt m ehat sanl lp hrins about,
Tie lele a1 8 ehat ne paalle
~ the tst paafA ag -,
p at lhH mseflne $50 meet
ta faa So Nf e. she's ~
IS a sftaQgi iaQ
as tse rMsia tealnsa /
aaH 81 w aaa b. aas
+ #tf ts aH 81 "a AIS tss.
n eifN fa# slaegfs
q aaG fs VISA M taa aess
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-10
STATEMENT OF
GOVERNOR ODDIE
TO The ASSESSOR
Continued from Page one.
Stock range and live stock
property. actual cash value 1900

Total actual cash value $4,000
Now if this $4,000 worth OF
property be assessed at its fnl
cash value in each instance.
tax rate of 81 on each 90
valuation would proauce the $l0G
revenue required. II the basis OF
valuation be 60 per cent Of the
cash value. a rate of S1.G6 2-S on
each 500 valuation will produce
that amount OF revenue. In each
Instance the amount of taxes the
owners Of each class Of propcrt
would pay. and which may be term
ed the just amount each class
should pay. would be as follows:
The residence property would
lay ............... r.
The farm property would pay 20
The railroad property would
pay ................ a.
The industrial business proper
~ would pay ............
The public utility property
would pay ....... 10
The stock range and live stock
property would pay ..... Is
Total taxes paid .....i 800
But let us suppose that instead
of uniform system of valuation
applied 10 each such class of prop
erty, that the basis of valuation
in each instance varied as follows.
$1,000 residence property, as
sessed at 90 per cent of its
cash value ...........$6 500
$4,000 farm property, as
sessed at % per cent Of its
cash value ...... soc
$4,000 railroad property, as
sessed at 80 per cent of its
cash value ..... 1900
$500 business property. as
sessed at SO per cent of its
cash value .... 25C
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-10


ton .........,... ,250
To realize 500 in taxes on
$3,25O worth of property, the rate
will have to be $3.0S on each
valuation Now let us Sc what
the result is to the taxpayer
The residence property, on a
uniform system OF valuation, sh0a
only be required to pay $40 taxes
but under the above system has
to pay $1S.49 taxes, or S4 per
cent more than is its Just proper
ton
The farm property, on a uniform
basis of valuation, should pay $40
taxes, but under the above system
pays $3.50, or 29 per cent less
than is its just valuation.
The railroad property, on a uni
form system of taxation, should pay
$40 taxes, but under the above
system pays $500, or 76 per cent
less than is its just proportion.
The business property, on a uni
form basis OF taxation, should pay
S. taxes, but under the above sys-
tenn pays $40, or "a per cent
more than It's just proportion.
The stock range and live stock
property, ON a uniform basis Of yal-
uation. should pay SIS taxes. but
under the above system pays S1S.S6,
or &c per cent less than lts Just
proportion.
II isn't difficult TO discover whe
Is benefited and who Is injured
hy such a system Moreover, &
enc wanted 70 reform the system
those who were particularly bene.
hted rs the existing system would
naturally rot he extremely aux
lons fpr ans change 81 3 eieas
shat % such stem 81 taxa
tiou as rresentst the basis 90 ialu
alton Is rot tH rer eent of
total cash value ~ ths pForsFn
g b. saafHea hat s rFeebely
pc coma aud ttat SD property IS
tagptd tof asaeameuf PURPOSES s
a hlsAaf raie e rsame sa uatH
prunofttau Sc th east ot sasefa
aa..t 4al 81 fas s
taaM De eest ef ia e#
faMe s sfMs s. ihfh s ssanla
am aat aimHt iAsf th
slas'i asHilHHH 81 ureeerfs yeisasAta.
Hlta faHf ft tsEHeHf taIaa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-10
CONSOLIDATED AUTO COMPANY.

CONSOLIDATED Alto COMPANY.
Carrying United States mall 81.
express makes daily trips from
Tonopah to Manhattan and Round
Mountian. Cars leave Tonopah
daily on arrival OF mail and leave
Manhattan at 2:30 D. m.
w. c. HARDING. agent
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-10

The J G. and Glenn Harper Inc.
take pleasure in announcing the
coming of Two Married Men,
which they guarante will produce
more amusement in an evening than
has ever been your pleasure Of
witnessing before. The comedy,
Two Married Men," is strictly a
refined one. Henry Talbot, married
man No. /, on account of buisenss,
is compelled to remain over night
in the city, leaving his nice little
wife all alone at home This the
wife objects to and while visiting
her neighbors, makes known to
them the little trouble she and her
husband have had about his remain
ing over night in the city. Mr.
Bender, married man No. 2, who is
infatuated with Mrs. Talbot, sue
ceeds in persuading her to atten
the theater with him while her ha
band is away, his own wife leaving
the same evening to visit her sis
ter. After the theater Mr.. Bender
suggests a little supper at a near
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-10

$1,000 public utility proper
ty, assessed at rs per cent
cash value .......... p
$500 stock range, etc. prop
erty, assessed at 80 per
cent cash value ...... Al
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
s,sxsn1p,aresr Gazette, girnstup, nan g6. a1nns,nber 1912.

bonn reeleu @ertb Der &aarerk Sn
ieiner unbdubigen Srelbc ~lciltetc or
iid manfe Sloihc &humpngner, IND
ipenn bcr perlettDc 8cGnidft irin
IntliB rotbete, itcttertc er i'll iouidler
Stimmung: r5elltc itiht oie Sropcns
ipnne entieslih!"
Srci Wphcn nud Der Stranbun9
beitiegen mir ben 500sSor Sdmpfer
oSceana" unb fiibreu iiber pie Yalaos
Grippe mad Den Mufs Siticln Der
&uroliuen. Sort hattcn idpauiide
&dnbler ben Gingeborcnen @aifen
mo Iunition pertauff. &ir ipIlten
lie, bes 2anbeS ncripicIcu. 1adl
Ypriape bringer. yScenna" mar &C.
itopft bolt: Suerit Die Sdifibritigen
Der uWiiinden", Damn oreibig idJipdr3e
Sofi5iiten ncbir ibrcu @eibcrn enos
lib fiinf iapanciiihe Snnilien. %on
4ouape ans iteiler4en mir ben Mnrih@
ali Suieln 5u, bic mir Mittc Mars err
reiften. bon Sen 6cihcrl Miiiiondrcn
une lpeiBen IniicOlern freuDie be-
griiBt. jebpd biird, bic Stranbuug 10
arm nie cine &ird,cnmars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
KaIenser fir 1915.

,Galem6er an Gbrem Il. 9. 5rau
POM bb. Sersen Sein", beraus9cgeben
IpnrdJ !. Sacreb Seart Iiilipn 4opIes,
Sparh, 2gis. r 8ir enpfeMeus Den
2cIern ltnferer 3eitungen hieien ses
biceenen uno prndtppllen &alenber.
gr 5cifnet iih burd ihonen 8iloers
.itmud uno reidbbdltiasn 2eieitoff aus,
Dor Iqem ieooh hurh Die intercilan>
ten Nrtifel iiber Die lpilben @iiiipncn
in Der Siibiee. Sober niro beionbers
Die beiben Shilberimgen: .@rIebs
ntiie metues atten z hube
tarrenS" unb 40 zinc erie
IN bic Siibiees
@ clifton" nit Sntcrelie lcicn. Sic
pe%rid,iebenen feiiclnhen grsdblunger
irammcn bon sefpanbten Seoern. Iud,
ShcrS uno Slmor in 8ort unp 9ilf
fommen su ibrem Hc6te. Gin prddls
tises religipics aunitbIat
lic9t jeSem anlenner bel. Sn Der
alien Seimatb lit pieier &alenber in
mcbr ais buuberttau nb Sds
milien elm lpiatommener @ait mi
ildt bcshalb audi b~ier5ulanbe be-
peutidcn SamiIien cinsufebrem. &dr
ienbe 20 Cts. an Sacreb Scar
I Milton 6oue. apart q
W IL. Tgcnten gciuhtl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
Die %Sreimamrer in fibanen.

Die .aathpliihen @tiiiionengc bes
rihten in ibrem criten GSftobers fScff
aus Sprien: lleber sanS Ssrieu hin
baben bic Jreimamrer. alc sr6feren
Stdbte beiett. Seionberc Sorgialt
panoten lie Dem hriitliten 2ibanon
III, unb bier gibt es faum cine Srts
idnft bon Scbeutung, oic niht cine
2oge beiibt. Gable, 8ba3ir, Sniba,
Siebail, 9atrum. &arjanurL Ioals
lata, Simmin, 9bueir gclteu ais ole
V%tittclpunfte Der freimmlreriihen
He9ierung.
USE III europa, 10 betreibcn Die
Sreimaurer i'm Sibanpn nit @ner9ie
bic llntergrabnng Der tirhlifen
Nutoritdt uno bes religiDien 2sbens.
Sbre beliebteite @tetbobe beitcbt i'm
Sden BON 3fpietrddlt. Sic nebmen
Yartei 9egen Die S%orfpiarrer unp
iteaen JIG Den Seuten ais international
eeiinnt oar oper lpicaeIn Surf gcsen
Sorf auf, ltnb mn. 81 oft geIinat eS
linen, Die S%nieniuclt nit pcn Yrieltcr
i'll &e9enIaB 5u bringen, Yiarrer
ac9cn Yfnrrer ~auf6ubceen. ia iclbIt
Yrieiter seseu ibrc Siibofe auf5us
ltnd)ein.
Sic iogen. fransoiiide 9aiennriIiion
unterltiibt caS &ert Der 9oaeil linz
pirp baber bon bieicn nah arGften aes
iprbert. 3mei Iui pcriudtcn nie
Sreimaurer, Beirut. Die Saupttaet
Sprien's. nit cinem 9diensGolleg 81
! bcaliidcu. Ser critic %crinh miSs
lang, Der 5ipeitc pcrlicf iniolpcit gIiids
lid, ais oda Sp0eo nidlt Nleid nics
Der cinging. IN picic Initnlt bubcn
iih bis icet mn cini9c ipeniae aatbps
liteu pcrirrt.
Gum @liide blieb Sas lidtiGcuc
Srei6en Der 2oac nidlt lougc uupca
merit, Sic Seiuiteu nubmen Sen
9nmpi ouf uno iiibrteR Inn unpcrs
prolicu in Der 3citihriit al @ahs
req. in per lp0hcutlid, 5ipci Nal cr1
i6ciicnpcn 3cituna M Schir" I'M
in ciqcncu Srpid>ilrcu. Mcnn man
bcoenft. Dab uuf DEM SibGnpn unr
iclbit i'll Beirut wcni9 aclcicn loirh -
fcine Seirutcr 3eitulig Sdblt mcbr Gll
1000 Nbonrentcn - 70 mus Der Or
iolg. Den Yatcr Souia 6bcitbu. Z. l..
& nit icircn iedlr Srpidlilreu iihcr Ncr
3ipcd, Die 0cidihtc une Die TitipnS
mctbocc ncr Sreialallrcrci crrana, as
aubcrorncntlib bcScidpei p.rbcn
%on Ser critcn punpcrteu mcbr alI
25,00o Grcrplorc biunHs. % Der
unbern iibcr 10000.
Die bon ben SatreS perioBten arii.
tel offneten manfcn Satbolifcn Die IL
Den Spacn mr. WpbltbdtiafeitS > In'
italtcn seicben bottcn. Die Nmgen
5ppcn Den Seiuitcn abcr audi bcn in.
priumiaircu SuB Der Sreimourcret su
Vatcr Gbcitho bciitt cine gauge Moppt
boil Srpbbrieie. Die aus aleu- @del
luno eneen oss ottomanilden 8eidcs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
Uidtiee GrHnSmme.
Sine ShlcuScrmuidime, im Nero.
plane uDit Standardization aus
amfteigen 81 iaiIen.

Siin9lt ipurbe Su @aibiuston, 3.
g., cine erfplereidhc Srpbe init einem
ppR Adpitdn W :. Chambers bonn
3uftihifferfprps Der Marine %erfunoe1
rtcit Alitupult tStleubermdidine) 5ur
Seipcrfiteaigung he3 Nnfiteigenc bon
Ieropluncn bon SGlnhtidiffeu aus
acmad)t. Ser Npparat lit 10 eons
%itrliirt, paB Der Neroplan ourf cont
primirte 2ilft nuf elmer pangredt
Iie9enben, 80, SUB lanscn Stdblplaute
porlpdrtS ,s%eIdAeubert miro, pdbrenh
er ailf Dem obercn Sbcil zines fleines
@d9ens rlIht, ipcld lceterer inter
Dem Ierpnlar ipcgrutld)t, iphalb Dus
gnpc Der Gtablplcnfs crreint lit. Sci
Dem belitiJer Ieriiid,c nit benz Ippas
rat erreidtc elm 5poros Neroplan, in
Incident @llpion pnm Marine 9ufts
idlifferforps iaB. cine Sdneqi9teit
bon 40 Meilen Ter Stunse, ais or
bic 80 SUB auf Der Stablplanic SUI
riid9eleat bate iinp bot iid IN Die
Siifte. ebe CT Die YIaute nod ~perluiieu
bate. Ipparate bon Der beidricbc>
men Mrt ionen auf Den Siirmen BON
SdlahtihiffeE nno pielleift oih an
beiben Gnoen Iold,er n~neebrad]t ipers
ben. 10 Dag bon 7SeuIelben Neroplane
in beliebiser &idtrng los9elanen. 3.
b. gum Gufitieg gebradt tpereen
founeiI. 5'tl1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26
sur 6eidbiebtc Scs panama'
HanalS.

Plus Iaorio tuirs eeidritben: Sic
Srnn5ojcn baben Sas @5tti9c gcthon.
ibrcn Int6eif an Der @ntltebung Deg
banana aanals u~npcrgcBlidl 81
maiden. 9Scnigrr bctannt biirttt
bclitc ieiu, Dab. Die cigcntlidle Batter
Idldft pcs @cpnnfcns Den Spnnieril
%5iifontint. Sic biitprlidi ia ntt)t
gllherraifcnbe Sbatiabc NOR in oicicn
Sdgcn 9cic8entlih cinre an on
YSimcs" gcridteteu Gricfes pcs Or
Yrdiibcntcu bon Golumbicn, @cterol
Hcpca, aud Der hicligcn Src'le @e9c1ts
ltailo bon Gr6rterlin9cn, bcrctr irid1a
tipiteS bier lpicbcr9cgeben lei. Die
Sbec, Den SitbmnS, nnb omar iptilrs
lid p~or3ugs!peiic belien lduitdllre
Stenc. ais %crbinbingsrpcB 5ruiid}cn
Den bciocn Wecren III bcnilBcn, folat
lnnittclbdr nuf Die @ntbcduug bcs
Suudd)it Siipntcer b%enannten Stillcn
G5cans burd Balboa. Sdon 1915.
i'm porlesten 6c%gicruu95jnhr Serots
nnno'S beo aatbplilden, erBirlg cine
toniglidle S~eroronmng, Spild]cn Santa
Maria Del Snrien unb Dem Soil pon
Gan Mtgncl auf Der filr5eltcn mo
ipcgIdmiten Sircdc Ypitcn sur Grlctd)s
teruna bcs Tcrfebrs 5I ctablieren. Sn
&irtlidltcit lc9ten bnnn pie Sdlirfe
g~clpohnlif III S~prtobclo ar. 0 no
lie iiber Snno nnd) &undnn bcforDcrt
lplIrocn, pber erreidtc tic bieien 6afen
nrf Die geihe @eiic bon Cruces aus,
ipobin lie Den Hio Ghaarcs berauf gez
langt iparen. Sic leBtcrc 8pute lit
un9efdbr Die Der beutisen Sabniinic
Solou> Sanamd. Snbeilen lieBcn Die
ungcbeurcn @iibieligteiten bcS llebcrs
lonolpcges ulsbalb ben @ebaufcn cine.
Surhitid)s auftauhen. fin beilen Siss
f%uiiion inter aarl Dem Siiniten llnb
leincn Hadfolgern Sablreide Sele8e
porbanoen iinb. Neben Der Yannmas
Houte fanb cine hllrd) 6onourns lau>
fenbe Sinie lire &nhdnger, inoeiien
dnbere fiir bie MrSriiBuna 0es Ibs
Suesfanals bon Hicdragud ober ocs
Hio DC Scracru8 eintrnten. Bdhreno
a6er bon &arl bem Silniteu elm Die
Ginienbung bon Situationspldnen uub
Observation-Disclosures p~erorbnenber CT
laB an Die Seborpeu bes Sitbmus Dor
Lliegt 100. Sebrlar 1534), lit Gin
bireftes Sntcrciie ieiner Hdtiulger an
Dem &dnals @eDanfen nidt eripielcn.
t@s Ideint iosar oos @esentheil burs
aus be~rnor5u9eben. oaB Der Gbroniit
Intonip DC Scrrera. Der i'm Nuftrng
Ybilipp's Deg 3lueiten cine @eididte
pom @eits Snbieu idrieb, feineu Mos
naroben bel Der grprterung bcs
@escnitanbes nit feinem &orte ers
pdbnt. Sas 4leihe finbct man IN
Slian Sc Solor3anos, I'M Guftrae Ybi>
lips bes Sritteu berfaBten imS infer
Ybilipp Dem Sierten erihienenen
8ert Sc SliSiarium Sure ct @uber>
nationen (162Sl,g,fu o eiier fouise
Iihen Soroerung bes @ebanfens
lcbislid III Der Sorm bes 8unihes
sebadt ipirss Sn Der Ssfse idennt
man MD ieSpd, uift tpeites .arit Syn,
@ebnnfen bdd6t On baden. Gs Der.
ginger Sabr6mnberte. biz @olipar i'm
tpieber aufnabm rnb enolid) 2eiieps,
Der lid ia germ eiueu Salbjpanier
ndnftte, ihn dlis3ufilbren be1dfin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26

Ioadr aus Noroamcritd cine
liefen iinb neben Den Seidin1pfun9cIl
mnb Srobuu9en Die id)nuei9iten 0in9e
ctttbaltcu. @egcu Safer Gnbbdth. =.
g., her 81 Siebail unS Nmfitt Sprs
trd9e unb 1rebi9tcn gcgen Die Soger
belt, lpurbc I'M lcBtsendnutcn Nrt Elm
. o mben Httemtnt .pcrlibt.
Inhcrc Edtrcs iullrpen dlf Den Stras
gen p%erhobnt mn, gcidmdht.
Scr Sugrimm Der Srcimanrer II
oos bette 3cidIcn, bdB Der anmpT &C.
pen tic ridt nlIslos lit. Sic Sutres
fiibrcn i'm lpciter percint nit Den Sis
It6fcn, Die muthig hires Imtcs dls
Sbcrbirtcu lpnltcu. Sdjille ulr
Ereiie tbltn' untcr ibrer 2citumg ibrc
&flidlt, aiiScrpem birien tic auf nit
8rnbc M2diic Der Iuielmduncr red,s
ncrb Die iid1 nidlt aI6ulnngc ocl frcis
miulIrcriihen &cr5 gefdacn InIicn lpcre
pca: ~@cariiBt Der Gag. an pcr
Weffn unp Seruinlem su9lcid' nit
Rom in Sriiinmcr iintcl."
Sm Sbigen iicbt maj aud wieocI
DEN Scwcis, Sas bic Sreimaurer -2ogt
International III, mas Vieie nuM i'm
MGR nidt glauben woilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-26

@eIens tpegen audi 9rnber Ser
iIirtus" senannt purbe) bds 9iinpel
ihniireil limo nit linn nad) ben
&aribadeS nieln reiien. Ser bods
miirbisite Serr poltc bas @ebiet
ielbit IN @ngenideim nebmen, Die
itotbipenOigeu Sdritte 3ur @runbuns
mahem unb ben snerflirten" 3aiens
brlloer, als eriten Sdilmciiter ans
iteaen Wesen Inn9el ar oiteftcr
Serbinbuns 5iuiihen NeusYommeru
linb Den Iaribals Suielu 9iua Die
5abrt iiber Sponep (Iuitralien).
3ieie NeiIc tommt elmer Sabrt bon
&pni9sbcre nu1 Intiperpcn iiber
Aseppten sleid,. Su Spouep lpuroe
acrabe elm bGuiidcr 9reimditer nit
Sanbelsartiteln rno Stcintpble fiir
Die Snleln belnben. Cine lanse Geiie
duf Dem idledt Observation-Disclosures
Sthiffe porausiebent; fduffc Der BIZ
Idol breibis Sdaie. BON peien ems
nad benz anoeren geidlahtet ipurbe,