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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
NORTH DAKOTA EXHIBIT.
Commissioners Gilbreath Assures BiS
FIlckertail Display Here.

Minneapolis, July 10. = I'VE will
come to Minneapolis this fall with
the best display of North Dakota prod
ucts ever collected and from every
crop report we will have moro and
better goods to show,-W. c. Gil
breath. Commissioner of Agriculture"
This telegram has been received ct
tie offices Of the Northwestern Prod
ucts exposition, making it certain that
North Dakota as state will partici-
pate in the show to be held in Min
neapolis Nov. IL to %.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
Insurance Policy Cancellations.

According to the State Auditor John
Bleakly, Iowa does not need more in
surance legislation so much as she
needs better understanding of the
present laws and more rigid enforce
ment The Auditor poured some hot
shots into the insurance proselyters
who undertake to get the insured to
cancel in one company and renew in
theirs. He said that very few bust
ness men know that they cannot leg
ally authorize an agent to secure q
cancellation for them. When he at
tempts to do this he is likely to in
validate both the old and the new
policies, and thus place the insured
in an unprotected position.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
Ito be continued)
Insect Bite Costs Leg.

A boston man lost his leg from the
bite of an insect two years before. To
avert such calamities from stings and
bites of insects use Bucklen's Arnica
Salve promptly to kill the poison and
prevent, inflammation. swelling and pam.
Heals burns, boils, ulcers. piles. ecze-
ma, cuts, bruises. Only rs cents at T.
A. Clemmers.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
Cattle Sheds Repainted.

The interior of the cattle sheds at
the Iowa state fair grounds has been
painted white in order to make bet.
ter light and overcome the greatest
objection of exhibitors to bringing
their stables to Des Moines. A pre-
paration of white paint which will
not rub of has been used this year
with good results.
On this account a larger number of
dairy exhibits than ever are counted
on by A. R. Corey. secretary of tho
Iowa State Fair association.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
copxR,o,.r VI, y A.x.Frr ca

simultaneous dash along the corridor,
shoulder wrestling with shoulder.
They reached the door marked
women" at the same instant, and az
neither would have dreamed of offer.
ing the other courtesy, they
squeezed through together in . XII
kenny tumble.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
Woman's Clubs Throughout Country
Are Taking Up Food Questions
WILL HOLD SEVERAL ExPosITIoNs
Realizing That the Women Of This
Country Do 80 Per Cent Of the
Buying They Intend to Insist
On Receiving Pure Food.

Des Moines.-A campaign for pure
food will be carried on by many OF
the progressive clubs of this country
during the coming winter. Women
realize to the fullest extent that there
is nothing more vital to the welfare
of the home than pure food, and they
are making it their business to see
that pure food and no other shall be
used. A number of domestic science
expositions will be held during the
winter and early spring, in various
parts of the country, and 1t is fully
expected that these expositions will
accomplish much for the cause OF
pure food. Among these expositiona
will be one in Worcester, Mass, which
will be held under the auspices of the
Worcester Women's club. This expo
sition will be divided into three
groups:
First-The selection Of sites, build,
ing plans, laying out of grounds. in
fact everything that pertains to the
ideal home, from the selecting of the
site to the completed home from ceh
lar to garrett.
standardization equipment; that
is, furnishings, decorations, labor saw
ing devices, kitchen utensils, heating.
lighting, cooking, cleaning and latest
plumbing devices.
Third-Pure foods. These will con,
stitute the largest per cent Of the en-.
tire exposition Space will be rented
to those manufacturers, only, who are
known to adhere scrupulously to the
pure food laws and the honest label
requirements.
Ten billion dollars are spent an
nually in the United States for food,
shelter and clothing. Women do 80
per cent of the buying. They ara
therefore responsible for standards
and values, and in this exposition we
shall emphasize the tremendous ad.
vantage women have in the buyers
power especially in regard to pure
food, which is the basis of all effici.
ency. A prominent feature Of the ex,
position, therefore, will be lectures
by we'll known authorities each after.
noon and evening, on the proper way
to select, prepare and serve pure
foods.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16

ANY skin itching is a temper-tester.
The more you scratch the worse it itch
es. Doan's Ointment cures piles, ecze-
ma-any skin itching. At all drug
stores.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16

Dyspepsia is our national ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure for it. 1t strengthens stomach
membranes. promotes flow of digestive
juices. purifies the blood, builds you up.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16

A specific pain-Dr. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil, strongest, cheapest Imminent
ever devised. A household remedy in
America for Is years.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
Iowa Fire Association.


That Iowa is losing 100000 a year
in insurance tax by companies which
do business "just over the line and
thus evade the Iowa tax laws was a
statement made by the state auditor
in an address to the Iowa Association
Of Fire association agents.
The Blanchard law contains many
features that are of benefit to fire in
surance agents, he said. but 1t also
has points which are Objectionable.
The time is coming when every in
surance agent will be required to
have a permit for which he must
pass a rigid examination to qualify
before he can solicit fire insurance in
the state. Discrimination in rates al
SO was decried.
State Fire Marshal Ole O. Roe OF
Des Moines in an address, declared
that every town in the state had q
number of old shacks which were a
menace to the town and that in most
instances where serious fires had &C.
CURED, the blazes had started in old
buildings.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
Rural Life Week at State College.

mural Lie week dt SIatS NolIe0os
This is rural life week at Iowa State
college at Ames and there are about
100 guests listening to the discussion
of papers and the interesting address.
es. One of the prominent speakers IL
Rev. M. B. McMitt, who recently Sc
cured considerable recognition in the
magazines because Of his unique ideas
of church work in rural communities.
Several years ago he was sent by the
Presbyterian church to charge near
Plainfield, Illinois. He found consid.
cradle interest in church work among
the farmers but no community of in.
terests. He united all of the churches
Of his township and erected q church
building at cost Of over $4,000 in
the center Of the township. The
church was made union in character
and inter.denom0atio He paid
especial attention to institutional work
and made the church the social as
well as the religious center of the
township. The young folks had their
plays. parties, operettas, etc., at the
church and the basement was fitted as
gymnasium for the use OF the
younger men and boys.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
Waving Iowa Statute.


Insurance men take issue with Audi.
tor Bleakly in the matter of re.insur-
ance and say that there are some
risks in the state so large they can
not be handled alone by the authoriz-
ed companies. Il have found this to
be true" said Mr.. Bleakly. THE au-
thorized companies can handle all the
business save perhaps a few extra
hazards such as large Touring mills,
elevators, etc. But the authorized
companies have no standing at law
in re-insuring in unauthorized COM
panies. They have no right to waive
the statutes of Iowa and that is what
they undertake to do
The auditor maintains that no per-
son has a right to solicit business
either with or for any unauthorized
company and that the man who asks
for insurance in an unauthorized
company is really violating the state
law as much as the agent who under
takes to sell it.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
Ghiroprae+ie
n New Road 10 Health

The cause of ALL diseases is that
the brain is not in connection with the
diseased part.
The brain governs the whole body
and ALL it's functions. 1t does this by
means of the nerves. These nerves go
out from the spinal cord, which is con-
nected to the brain. between each bone
of the backbone. These bones can be-
come displaced by some jar or accident
and thereby press on the nerves be-
tween them. The result is: Connec-
ton between brain and tissue is brok-
en-. Then appears the condition that
is known as disease. The Chiropractor
finds and adjusts the displaced vertebra
and restores connection between brain
and tissue
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16

ChamberIain's Cough Remedy
care. Colds, Group and whsoping Cough
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16

New Iowa Corporations.
Articles OF Incorporation have been
filed with the secretary Of state as fol-
lows:
S. E. Squires Grain Co., Des Moines.
(amendment).
Atkins Savings bank. Atkins. in.
crease of capital stock from $4,000
to $4,000.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
state Fair Exhlblts.

state Fair Exhibits.
For the first time in the history Of
the Iowa state fair, Canadian OK.
hibit will occupy place in the sta
bles. P. NJ. Bredt and son of Eden.
void, Saskatchewan, Canada, will
bring their stable of Clydesdale
horses and shorthorn cattle to the
fair at Des Moines, Aug. 20 to 30.
This is the first time that an ex'
hibit has been brought from outside
Of the United States, and consequent.
ly the necessary permits will have to
be granted to allow the animals to
cross the line. A. r. Corey, secretary
Of the state fair board, said that
there would be no trouble in getting
the permits, as the law is not IS
strict in the case OF horses or cattle
for exhibits as it would be in case
the animals were being shipped into
the state for permanent residence.
The Clydesdale horses are an Eng
lish horse of the finest blood. The
Shorthorns are Scotch cattle Of the
purest breed.
Another attraction which Is going
to prove one Of the biggest in the list
is the stable of light harness and
saddle horses, headed by Poetry and
Notion" the champion saddle horses.
which will be bought to the fair by
o. j. Moore of Columbia, Mo.
Mr.. Moore is regular exhibitor, his
stables this year being larger and Of
more interest since the champion
saddle horses will be in the list. Poet
ry and Motion wen the prize at the
horse show at Madison Square gar
den last winter. Two exhibitions will
be given by Mr.. Moore, in which the
champion horses will be the head.
liner.
New Pure Food Laws.
In the new pure food laws which
will be adopted by the city Of Des
Moines the kind of food and the con-
ditions under which it Is to be sold
will be regulated rigidly. Among the
important provisions in the ordinance
are: All vendors must wear white
frocks or aprons, to be relaundered
every other day. The sale of tainted
meats, decaying meats, vegetables or
fruit, will be prohibited. The sale Of
impure or adulterated foods will be
prohibited. Meat of animals diseased
when killed shall not be sold, nor
shall veal or lamb of animals under
four weeks old.
Undrawn poultry shall not be sold.
nor shall poultry be hung outside an
establishment, exposed to the atmos-
phere.
All counters for foods must be more
than two feet from the ground.
All meats. groceries. candy. bakery
goods and other products must be pro.
tected from exposure to SCOT, dust
and flies. The exposure of candy and
other things in trays on counters will
be prohibited.
The health officer and his assist.
ants will be appointed inspectors to
examine meat markets, groceries,
fruit stands, restaurants and other
places where foods are sold and the
conditions of the establishments.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
NV ESTIGATE ?
J. E. oPsAHL
CHIROPRACTOR

In Old Library Room.
Office hours: 9 to II a m, l::29 to6 and
7 to sp. N.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16

Key City Exhibition Co., Dubuque,
capital. 100000.
Commercial Investment Co., Storm
Lake, Ia, capital, 100000.
Muscatine Lighting Co., Muscatine.
capital, 100000.
German Savings bank, Gilbertville,
Black Hawk county; capital stock,
100000; incorporators. Martin Bern.
ardy, Joseph Rueter, Peter Western.
Earl Margerisk, NJ. Delagardelle.
Oakland Cemetery association, For.
est City.
Swain Canadian Land company,
Marengo: capital stock. $500.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
State HortlcuIturist Reports.

State HortfcuItur1St Reports.
A scarcity Of apples, an abundance
of plums, fair crop Of cherries and a
fairly good crop of berries for the
state is shown in the figures ,on the
fruit crop compiled by Wesley Greene.
state horticultural. The percentages
on the fruit crop obtained by Mr..
Greene are:
Summer apples, q per cent; fall ap-
pies, 20; winter apples, II; pears, 25;
American plums, n; domestic plums.
%; Japanese plums, 10; cherries. so;
red raspberries, 81: black raspberries.
az. hlackberries, 20; grapes, 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Serrer-naeb spie Dor idbmlHis.

,Scrrer, Der oils Tnitifter bes Iuis
itanbcS bon Barcelona bingcri6tete
ipuniid,c 0clebrtc, ipar u%nidulbie.
llno oomit pirb Die Sebalptnn9 be-
ltGtigt, ea6 bos Sdbelrc9imeut Der Gez
aicrlin9 cinen Suiti5morb ~be9angen
bat" - 60 1hreibt Der republifds
niide ,Wtilp. Serolo" an cbitoricllcr
5tcac. Nc, nc, @crtbciter, 10 pcrbalt
lih oic Sad,e bcnn bod niht, tpeuu
man bas aud id,on i'll DEM 9roSeu
Wilpaufcc'r .8erntania" : 8cbdrSc
picaciht - ipiinidt! Sic Sadie pcrs
bait lid, nGnlih 10:
Sa5 Scrrcrs@rbe ut f%rci9e9c6en
pprbcu, b. d. cs ipiro cnt9c9cn Dem
llrtbcil bcs 8crid)tS. bas Serrcr Der
urtbeiltc, nidt Siir gntiddoisnng Der
YcrIpncn pcripcnbet, bic Nrrh Die re-
p%plutiouGrcn Greigniiic in barcelona
GinbuBc erlitteu. &ic mir ifon
iriiber ~mitthciltcu. bat cs Die Hegies
ru,0 IN Dem nctbisen ,Srudc sur CT
rcidpuns bieies GntideieeS %ebcnioz
lpcnig ieblen ldlIeu ipic Die repplutlps
nGre Yrclic. llnb in Spnnicn ut
nan icit ciniecr Seit MIR 5n icbr ges
Ipobnt, bieIen Sommanops 81 tolgen.
@S mnB betcnt ipcroen, oab Sas llrs
tbeil nidtS nit oct au9cblid,eu Nidts
lhulb Serrsr's Si thuu bat : ipenn
aud ihon bic r6rantfnrter 3citins"
ioiori nit hisicm Shluiie III @unItcn
hires Sicblin9s bel Der Sano mar! GS
baubcltc it'd Inn otc @rlcni9ung clues
GipilrreiteS, I'm Die gntidlsiouns, OBJ
Scrrcr audi in benz Sinrc fir bic
Nusidreitmaen Der Hotben Noodle
pcraniiuortlih gcnaft iperocn fpnne,
caS CT ollie Shaecn n,ls bieien rcrplils
ticudrm GrciSniiien 81 trascu babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Sef6dftsfh6rer: Soren; Somuer.

lin ons 0crcoc bon bent Sniti5ntorb
ab5nfbnn, ras ieHt Wieber %auftaaft,
gcniiat es naranf 81 pcrtuciicn, bag
uah BEN ScItintmungeu hes ipaniihen
Miiitarftrafreftcs, rns fir bic Seurs
thcilmns Der Shnlo Serrsr's III 5rase
fam, Serrcr anf Die Spbccitrate Der
iuirft bate, mcnn CT nift her Iiibrer
ino ltriebcr Der Mcpulutipu, iuuoern
nnr cr,uieiencr Sheilnehmer bcrielbeu
mar. Saran lit mad benz ernriifcu=
ben Seiueismatcrial, sciammelt in Der
DffisicIlcn Sruidiirc Der Q%ibcrnlen)
ipnniihen Heeierrns, aber anh gar
niht 81 5ipcifeln.
Der r9iilp. Scroll" o6cr bnri
rllbia mciter anocrcr Mcimlu9 icin -
luic 10 nlnnfc nnbcrc fnrblrIc NDlcgcr
uniercr li6erolcn bcutidcu Erclc
bicr5ulunbc. - e. &.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
gtD. PHI.

ciltcrt. lucnn man in Sen Wtelblnscn
Der vIM. Trcb" licit. lpic Die aiuber.
nad,ocm lic gcIdttist iudreu, pns
&rlico Der Ncpplutipn. Die Mar
'etllaiIc". Iin9cnb, i'm bittcrcn Sroit
purf Die StrnBeu Der Staht parapicre
ten. Inn Iiir Die blutrotbe SABINE BRO
pn9nilnd 5I MAIDEN. Sas benefit,
baR ben Hpthen fein Mittcl 5m brutal
ut 5nr Grreihuns ibrrr 3mefc. Sic
arntetl Alciucn perben ia lpphl fdllir
Bic Sebcutuug Ger @ortc pcritdnSen
BADEN; abcr Der Sdmcn. Der irl Sars
ten Ilter III ibncn gcidt lpirb. miro
ld,cr ~arf9cbcu lrlb 9cbcihcu uub
Srild'tc trnacn~S leiucr 3cit. &nlmn
pom elmer Scite crid,cint Scr ipSialc
aalnpf Der @cgcmunrt 10 ltiparS il1lb
bnrbnriidl, lpic I'M Niilblid dri bic
ainbcr, fiir Die c5 fciuc Suncnb.
teincn vairberbimmcl" nlc6r aibt. Die
htnctl9e5ogcn lucrbcn III Die iosidlc
llnrait, On tic tduin uif Den Vciueu
itcben fpuncn, mo ~crfillt meroen bon
Dem 6ci'tc bcs Soai'cs, Der Guporltng.
Der Henolution. 6rouicu padt cincu
bcim Inblif bicies ,Sprtidritts mic
rcr ySnltur". Inocricits abcr. be-
merit nit @~c5ilauahmc ailf sic Spbns
pcrhdltninc iii Snlprcnte ridtio sic
.Stnots6citrna", enflaiet bic Shnt.
iade, naa Die iusinliitiidc E%rrpaaanoa
it'd Der ArbeitermirruiHc in ben
Wcber- Siifritten non Ncn =Gmalano
Smr S0rnernng ibrer Suede bemGhtiat
hat, bic Nnacmcinbcit nift i'm &c
rinaiten ppn ihrer @iituerdnt,uurtlidj=
felt an ben 3uitanben, inter ,peIdben
islhe 1ei&ebniife 5nr @bslidteit &C
fuuroen limb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Der Sertieeritt mnierer
nKmltmr''.

Cine cridlittcrrSc WclSuu9 fam
dm 10. Scbrnnr olIS Nclu PORT. Bic
Neip Nprfcr SoSinliiteu bnbcu be-
idlciicu. ccn Streiteru in Vaprcrcc.
Mail. bciSuitchen. inbent tic ibncm BIC
Sproc iiir ihrc Ainhcr nbncbnen.
$50 iiuc hcrcitS IN Mem Hort cius
actrpiicn wub pnroeu in ioSialiitis
Idcn Numiiicn mnteraebraHt. ciniac
Sulienb io(leu n%nhfommcn. GS III
an lid, siusiicllcS Gin hunnncr @e
oonfc. bic rncu Sinner nor scu
SplNcu rea ~io6inlcu Samples III idliia
Ben. gan5 aleid. bon lucm elm irldcr
Tlau alsscbt. Nber bns ccrS blutet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Sabrgamg Al.

Ilfouio Mi. unS Garalejd3 &C.
Sluunseli babe, Die %crbrcdcr polt
Slllcra 81 bcgnaoigcn".
Mollru crtldrte oaaiclbc ulb brach
nit ~leincn Grtldrnnscn hel Yutt init
DEM Silbrer Der Hibernlcn. Den CT
Der &ronc al. pcroddtig baritellte, ais
elmer, Der nit Den, Icpublitnncrlt
9cgcn ric Wpndrhic i%utrigllirc.
Tuc &cit lit I'M ~llnflarcn biniidlt>
lid, ocs Ginpcritdnbniiies 5lpiidlen
Me!ouiaocs Nlpcrc5, Dem bcrporraz
acnbitcn Silhrcr Der rcpllblifnniId)cn
Hcd)tcu, Ycrrour. Dem Siibrcr Der
Yiutcn mo pcn bcincil Siibrern Der
%ibcrnlcn, Worct ulo Gonolcin*.
0tnuro bat bnr,m rur icinc Yilid't
criiin:. inbcm CT in Den Gortcs Die
Srpllc lunrnt.
Die Srugc lit lest, Oh bic Molors
djiitcn Die Nepublifdncr St lid lodcn,
oher un9cfchrt. Sctouutlih iparet
Snnaleins. Nprct, Hliouc Der &ricgss
n,iniitcr unb pielc unocrc hpd,itcn
W~iirhentrdger Dor ipenisen Sabren
Mcpuhlifnncr, uub mo- 9ldlibt uugcz
nuciu, rag IioarcS nit Mtorct ms
@iniircrilnnt trctcn lpilrbc.
Sic politiihc Npral itcht in Spdz
nicu nif elmer Ichr nicnrigen Stnfc.
Nlgcncin hdlt n,nu c. iilr iebr moez
LID. noS ielhit 9crrour eiuircnS Die
Nonnrtic nnerfcllnen pilrec. Srispi.
Scprctis, Gdirp!i, etc. III Stalicn iiub
bcriid,tiatc 0orbileer loldrcr gclpi1cu>
loier Strcber.
@ic Iehr bier stiles inn Sriiben iiiht
unb mic dlrf feline Gbrlid,fcit 81 rcd)s
ncu lit. bcipeiien Die acknowledgement
unIcrcr N~obifdlen sceeu bic Sumbens
pericr mo @cnernlsS treifcr5 IN
TprtIgal.
Der .Yro9rcin", ba$ Srgau
bon Nerrpnr III Barcelona, idlreibt
inter Dem 5itel .Suinnle Sattit"
ciucn gcborniid,teu Irtifcl gegen Die
l~uIitdniid]cn I%nnrfiitcn. ipobci Die
ipaniidcn. oiip RE @erbiinoeten DER
Hepuplifnncr, aih cini9c 5iebc
crbaltcn.
acknowledgements cr5ciist Der
InarhiSmia. rebcil @elebrte1 lno
Martnrcrn, piel 6nS urb mnnd,c POM
@lcnoc Tcrbiitertcn iiid,cu in ieineu
Heibcn Die Hnd,c. Die JIG lonlt nidt
ppllbrin9cu fpuftteil.
go hat !. y. Der Inardiit Sudu
Hul nlleiu ad,ijis Spntben ecihlcus
bcrt I'M Splbe hcS 8pupernclr5 bon
Barcelona.
Sieic Iid,tc ild)cn trosoem tic
bic Tcpublifnncr berlinter9enunft bd>
ben. Sd,uB bel linen gc9cu Die Scr
iolaungcu Der Rcaftion. Snulcnbc
bcrielbcu iinb Serronr aiis Dem
aerfcr bcircit lporeeu unb mebr ais
5000 bon ibncn babcn fiirSlid, aus
Der Tcrbnununa 6uriidfehrcu fpnueu,
bnnf Den @cmiibln9cu oes rupifalcn
SiibrerS.
Sic Sombcnipcricr bon Ycrtil9al
liub cbcnfnlo iuIidc Inardliitcn, Die
MIR 9clpartet haben bis cine freic
Hcpnblif critanb, Inn 9cgen Mciclbe
nit bcn Wonnrd,i'tcn 5u intriaiiren.
.SnSielbc tbncn tic in Srnnfrcid,.
luoiclbit Ole Confederation General
bn lrauail" sic GriitcnS Der Hepublif
nit alien 8nifcn Der Sabotase, pcs
@cncrdlitreifs. Der @erleumbung urb
bes %errutbeS bcitdnbig benrobt." -
IN - IL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
.lrbsitcrwirren in GnelanS,

Spnbon. Il. Scbr. - Cine &c
tern bier n%bacbnltcnc SpnfcrcnS BON
&ertrctcrn Der gciammtcn 100000
aoblcngrdbcr in @roBbritumnicn be-
itdtiatc ben ourd bic iiirSlidle Nbitims
ming anaennmmencn @sihlub. boB
%. Sehrunr cine %all9cmcinc Mrbcitss
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