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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-29
Entertained for Visitors.


Misses Bess and Sue Batterton en-
tertained at their home on Twenty
firth street yesterday afternoon in
honor of their guests. Misses Mar
guerite and Helen Maloney, of Mt.
Carmel, and Misses Virginia Green
and Portia Trippitt. of Texarkana,
Tex, who are visiting friends.
Prizes were won by Misses Ger
aldine Schulz and Mable Hickcox
and Miss virginia Green won the
guests prize.
A dainty two-course luncheon wa
served after several games OF $500,
Among those invited We're: Mes
DANES D. Harris Wearen, Max Kauf
man, Lee Fitzgerald. Thomas "
Cannon, ]. j. Lane, Wilfred W
Beach tSioux City. la); Misses Mar
guerite and Helen Maloney tMt. Cal
NELL, Virginia Green and Porti
TrippittT Texarkanal, Anna Grer
nan sfChicago), Mapde Ehlmal
Helen and Louise Lippitt, Geraldir
Schulz, Anna Pierce Walsh, il
Winter, Mabel Engler, Kate Redmai
Mary Butler. Phyllis Smith, HIATT
Eisenberg, Loretta Fitzgerald. Ha
tie Wearen, Beryldine Sullards, AM
Galligan, Rose Howley, Franc
Keegan. Veronica Fitzgerald, Mildr'
and Mable Hickcox. Kate Susaul
and Frances Bennett.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Corner Eighteenth street ana
Washington avenue. Rev. Alfred M'
Eells, pastor.
Regular hours of service: morn
ing IL O'Clock; evening 500 o'clock
Sunday school 10 o'clock; junior
Christian Endeavor 2:30 O'Clock;
Senior Christian Endeayor ZOO p
m; prayer meeting WEDNESDAY
light 1880 o'clock.
First Christian Church.
Corner 18th and Poplar streets
tLord's supper and preaching al
1l:oo a. m. and preaching at 1880
In. m. Bible school at 10000 a, M
and Christian Endeavor prayer meet
ling at ESQ D. m. Mid-week meet
ling, Wednesday at 1880 p. m
1000 a. m. Clarence L. DePew o
Jacksonville, H., State Bible schoo
Superintendent. Will have charge 0
the Bible School NJ DePew VII
| 90 to the Second Christian ehureI
i for the IL o'clock services.
!, 1850 a. m. Sermon by the paste
THE New Testament Church an
Finances.
, 8 p. m. Bible institute conducte
by Clarence l.. DePew. A speei'
invitation is extended to al who al
interested in Sunday school worl
Mr.. DePew is a Sunday school e'
pert and this is an opportunity K
all Sunday school workers in Cail
! 10 get some good. new ideas In SUI
day school methods The public
invited, it is free to all.
u 1880 D. M Union meeting OF Il
First and Second Christian churche
Address by Clarence L. DePew. =
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A children's husical will be glTen
by the pupils Of Mrs. ] B. Wenger.
assisted by pupils of Miss Madden,
Miss Bird and Mrs. Cunningham
Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the
residence OF Mrs. w. H. Sutherland.
OF 615 Twenty-seventh street.
The following will be the program:
''Berceuse" ............ Ehrhardt
Mary Langan.
"Trumpeter's serenade' ~. Spindler
NJ. Catherine Cunningham.
Robins Lullaby M. Krogmann
jamie Langan.
First Waltz" ...,.,...... Schmoll
Rose Cunningham. :. -.
"The Water Sprites"t. ...... Keller
Geraldine Thistlewood.
Spring Song" ............ Cutie
Mary Langan
THE Lark's Song n. Tschaskwsk,
Dorothy Hong.
christmas Song ..,....... Krol
,e, Mary Langan.
You and your friends are invite
to attends
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CARD OF THANKS.


On 'hcHaN Of the operating force
81 the Home Telephone Go. take
s-sa! pleasure !. re;crning thanss
80 the following far ,he.y many kind
and generous Christmas remelt.
branses: Lewis N.:cant: e TO. CO..
ter. Bros. Alexander County Ma
'.t:ona! bank. = t. Lansan. New
York Store Mercantile Co.. John
Raggfo. Cairo Eoa. Store. Mrs. II. 4,
Gannan. Mayor George Parsons,
Scuddsr.Gaie Grocery Co.. II. I'll
C'ade. Feuch:er & Gsiliean, Ehs a
Greaney and MISUNDERSTANDING.
Ger! Co.
:. i.'FAY DASFORTH,
Traffic Chief. Home Tel. Co.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS
Cairo Baptist.

Corner OF Tenth and Poplar streets
Rev. A. P. Garrett, pastor.
Sunday school, 10000 a. m. Y. p,
IT, $50 p. m. Prayer meeting We'd
neaday. 7:45 p. m.
Hours of service: Morning wor-
ship IL am. Evening worship 7:45
Y. P. L. $50 p m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:45 pm.
There will be Christmas pro
gram at both morning and evening
! services consisting OF musical pro
grams and a short address by tn,
pastor The is a program of tbs
services:
|. Morning Service.
Organ Prelude, Mrs. Hope Orr.
| Daxa.ogy.
Invocation.
Selection No. So.
! Hymn No. 81 Welcome Delight
/, full Morn"
I Scripture Reading and Prayer
7 Anthem, And There Were Shel
> herds" Choir.
Announcements,
0ffertory.
: Solo, The King of Love My She
herd Is Leonard Cox.
= Sermon, THE Manger Cradle"
Hymn No. 107, Hail, Thou Loi
Expected Jesus"
Benediction.
Postlude.
Il Evening Service.
y Organ Prelude, Mrs. Hope Orr.
Anthem, Peace on Earth" Che
Scripture Reading.
IN Hymn No. los. "Hark, The II
It. aid Angels S'ass.'s
Solo. Bethlehem, Miss Mao
| Horner.
,stj Prayer.
CHI Anthem, 20, Holy Night" CHI
- ~AHQn
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Social Calendar.

rcoming events cast their shadow:
before" and this is not only true in
political affairs and wars that change
the map of the world. but in social
life.
There are many events in tht
.whirl of social life thai. are ealen'
DARED. and east their shadows" on
the coming week In Cairo.
!Ie:e are few that viii! materials
i,a.'.
: ;. Monday evening the "Yonnge:
:. Set dance at X. NJ. Il. c. hall.
- Thege will be ehildren's muslea!
az the home Of Mrs. w. II. Sh,her.
land Monday evening.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Schoemhs. OK
I: seventh street. will entertain thu
!: Wednesday 800" club.
Tuesday. afternoon. Mrs. Phillips
Redman VIII entertain the Wednes.
day Card club at her home on Wash.
..ington. avenue: :.
i Miss Pearl viii give.a card party
At the home of her. sister. Mrs. Reed
: Green. of, sos Walnut street.
!. New Years ball at the Alexander
club,
:. ..Mr. and Mrs. Gus Swoboda will en-
!. terrain the Tuesday 800" club with
D watch party. !.
-. Wednesday. afternoon, the Wo-
man .club will hold its regular
meeting.
Thursday night there will be a
card party at the Elk's. club.
!. Schiller club will meet with Mrs.
G.. O. Iatier.. of 215 Twentieth street.
Friday, Mrs. H. G. Farrow and
Mrs. Albert Staehle will entertain at
tie Alexander club with card
party.
u MISC Idabelle Barter will enter
tain with dancing party at her
home on Holbrook Avenue.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the New York Store Mer-
5cantile Co, Cairo. H.. will be held
at said company's office, No. 1905
Commercial avenue. in the city 81
Cairo. Illinois, on Monday, Jan. 20,
|1913, at p, M, fo- the purpose u
electing board Of directors and
transacting such other business as
may properly be brought before said
meeting
R, ]. GREANEY.
Secretary.
! Cairo, H., Dec. %. 1912. t
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Church of the Redeemer.
(Episcopal.)
Advent Sunday

ADVENT sunday.
Corner of Washington avenue and
Sixth street. Rev. FIR. A. DeRosse'
pastor.
Regular hours OF service: Sunday
Holy communion at Z o'clock a. m
Morning service and sermon at ii
O'Clock. Evening prayer and ser
mon at 1880 o'clock. Sunday school
at $50 a. m. Week days: Holy com
munion daily at 7 a. m; morning
prayer daily at o'clock; ard also
the litany on Wednesday and Friday
evening prayer every day at 5 p. m.
except on Friday when 1t Is at I:5s
p m.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.

First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corner of Eighth and Walnut
streets. Rev. NJ. II. Loar. pastor
Phone Bell It's. Parsonage No. 4oS
Eighth streets.
Hours of service: Sunday school
$50 a. NJ. graded school. &c yin
Bond, superintendent Preaching
tO:45 a. m. and 1880 p. m.Specia
music at all preaching services. Ju
nior League 3 p. m Epworth League
$50 p. m. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday, 1880 p. m. The ofncia
board meets on the first Monday Q
each month at 1880 p. m.
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Informal Luncheon.

Miss Evlyn Mcfarland, Of st.
Mary'g Place West, entertained
with an informal luncheon yester-
day afternoon complimentary to
Miss Make Jones, of Corinth. Miss.
After the luncheon there were guess
ing contests and various games.
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MASONIC LODGES.
JOINTLY INSTALL
State Officers in Attendance at Pub
lie Ceremonies Friday
Evening.

Cairo Lodge 10. 2S7 A. T. and A.
a., Cairo Chapter No. II X. A. NJ
and Queen Hester. NJ Chapter, No,
Il9 0. L. S., held joint public in
stallation ceremonies Friday night,
St. Johns Day. There were in at
tendance about one. hundred and
fifty Master Masons, their wives.
mothers, sisters. daughters and
widows.
The ceremonies of Cairo lodge No.
237 and Cairo Chapter No. II R. A,
NJ. were conducted by Monroe c.
Crawford. P. G. NJ, and P. II p. OF
the State of Illinois. assisted by W.
f. Gibson as grand marsha and
Rev. Bro. A. NJ Eells as grand chap
lain.
The installation Of the officers of
Queen Hester NJ Chapter No, 71s.
| o. T. S. was conducted by Mrs. Hes
ter NJ. Smith O. Mound City, P G..
NJ and Mrs. Jennie L. Turpin of
Chicago grand marshal of the grand
jurisdiction of Illinois. They were
assisted by Mrs. Blanche Hood, Mrs,
John A. Waugh and Miss Elsie Reed
OF Queen Of Egypt Chaptes No. sos
OF Mound City.
| the insta lation of the officers Of
Queen Hester NJ. Chapter followed
Il Immediately after the impressive
eeremond es of Cairo Lodge No. 23i
and Cairo Chapter No H. Follow
: ing an enjoyable solo by Mrs
; ; b anche Hood, 1.-The Star of tn
/ East" Mrs. Hester NJ. Smith was in
/: troduced ana gave a very interestin;
, talk on the order
Il At the conclusion of the cere
monies luncheon was served by tn
ladies'
The officers OF Cairo Lodge NJ
> 237 A. F. and A. NJ are as follows
:. Chas S. Bourque. w. NJ; Jesse !
" DeLawter, S. W; Jacob He'd. ]. w.
t., Frank Spencer. Treas. Ross
t. Bates, Sec. Rev FIR DeRosset
t. Chaplain; -Alfin f. ]. Worstman.
n. d.; b. r. King. j. D.; Romeo Bow
Of man. S s; o. P H. Leeb. j. s.;
OF NJ Bush. tyler; W. s. Simpson, ma
of shall. aa~t % 90
i'll Inc officers Of Cairo Chapter y
ch II, r. A. NJ, are as follows:
Frank Spencer. H. p; John
or Sammons, king; James NJ. Gassawa
nd scribe. Albert F. Staeh e, treasure
lillian d. L'ppitt, secretary; Re
ed F A. DeRosselt, chaplain; Chas.
ial Bourque. c. o. H. Jesse b. Della
IRE ter, P s; Rola II Spann, R. A. {
rk B. H. King. NJ veil; Jacob Hei
* NJ ? veiii Alvin f ]. Ilorstman,
for veil H. c. Steinel, steward; w
iro liam G. Simpson. sen, mel
m The officers of Queen Hester
is Chapter. No. ia Orde' OF the Ea
ern Star, are as 70 lows:
the Sister Abbie L. Spencer. w.
les Bro. Frank Spencer. w. p; Sis
Ida L. Sammons. A. M; Sister Al
NJ, Spann. secretary Sister IIulda
Stenel, treasurer; Sister Tate
Hood. conductor; Sister Annie
nut Vincent, A. conductor; Sister Eli
pas beth c. Salconer. chaplain; Sis
Mary l.. Boyd, marshal; Sister Ed
lass weber. organist; Sister Elerm
ris- Schulze. Adah; Sister Virginia
ton coner. Ruth: Sister Annie NJ la
son. Esther: Sister Flo Hafer. n
tina; Sister Feanees NJ Rand
Electa; Sister Estel e Sellars. "
!. der; Robert NJ Bush. sentinel.
first -, ,.u 20
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Second Christian church.

Corner of Thirs-second and Pop
lar streets.
Bible school at a:i5 a. M; com
mupion and preaching al l 1 a. M,
Endeavor at $3.50 penn. preaching al
$50 p, m. Teachers training class
each Monday evening. Lesson study
ard prayer meeting each Wednesday
might All are cordially welo cine al
nil O: these services.
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KILLED By HER AUNT

Newark. Ohio. Dec. IS Rosa
Baumgardner. 10 years old. was &C
eidentally shot by her aunt. Mrs
Chester Lewis last night at IL
O'Clock while explaining the work
ing of an automatic revolver. The
girl died within few minutes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-29

Rober, MeWilliams has returned
from Little Rock where he visited
friends.
Miss Vivian Bruce o. Twcn,icit
5; zee, Is extremely III o. paeamonia
a, he. home.
Miss Eaoma !!0rner is quite III 6:
her hcmc 500? Elm stree: with APP
peud;cii!s.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Edwards. o!
paducah. NY, were q. the Hotel Ma.
r:on Saturday.
Dan J. Bailey OF Padueah. was in
Cairo. last night on his way 70 Mo-
besly. No.. where he Is serving as .
railroad Official.
Mrs. w. O. Worstman who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Frank
Schoembs of Seventh street. has re-
turned 10 her home. in Dongola.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Payne OF 42S
Tenth street, went.to Wickliffe Fri
day evening. to attend the wedding
of Mr.. Faulkner and Miss Wov.h!ng'
ton. :. :.
Miss carnett Carson bf rilin. wa:
in. the city. shopping yesterday.
While here she was the cues. of Mis-;
Leila Meyers Of ia Washington
avenue ~
80
Mrs T. G.. Pavey Of Twenty -secont
street has returned from Vii Ridge
where sheIwas called BIZ. the deah G
her grandmother, Ms. Mary \
Thongs.
James Inee. who is visiting hi
faith Of All Eighth street is i'll and
will be unable to return to Mem
phis, Tenn. for several days. wher,
he is now making his home.
Accompanied by L. A. Vickers o
Bessie. Tenn. Riley Young who hat
been patient in ST. Mary's Infirm
airy for several weeks returned to hi
home in Bessie. last evening. Mr.
yickers came to Cairo Friday to tax
his friend home.
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Christian Science.

Christian Science.
I. The Christian Science society
meets a. the Jewish Syaaeegve. 3los
Commercial avenue. every Sunday
forenoon at II O'Clock ana every
Wednesday evening at O'clock
The public Is cordially Invited to at
tend al! services. Sunday school a
$3.50.
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Ct Michael. Ep;scopal

IA Fourteenth street Rev. Thomas
Dyke, priest.
Services every Sunday at 1880. 10
ana IL a. m. ami at 1880 p. m. You
are invited.
Ala Fourteenth street Rev. Thorn
as Dyke, Priest.
Services every Sunday at 1880. 10
and II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Yoa
are invited.
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PERSONALS.

Miss Bess Batterton win leave to-
morrow for st. Louis s.
Harry Stevens of Thirty-sixth
street Is visiting friends In st.
Louis. s
Miss Helen Hill has as her guess
Miss Clare DeGe.dcr Of Beech
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-29

W. B. HALEY. manager OF the
Rhodes Bu-ford Co, stores arrived
yesterday from Louisville, Ky, to
look over the Cairo store. He will
return Monday
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. St. patricks Catholic Church.

Father James Downey. pastor.
Regular hours OF service: First
mass and sermon, 3 o'clock: high
mass 10 O'clock: Sunday school ?
o'clock; vespers and benedlction al
3 o'clock.
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GIRL. ASLEEP POUR DAYS. DIES,

Sterling. ILL.,. Dec, 2s9sG gqsss
0dell, who had been asleep four, days,
following vaccination, despite all
eftort TO waken her, died today.
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81. Joseph, Catholic Church.

Corner of Cross and Walnut
streets. Father James Gillen. pas
tor.
Hours OF service on Sunday, mass
s a. M, second mass 10 a. m: Chris
tian doctrine, p. m; Benediction
$3.50 p. N.
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rniscons. Woman.s Auxiliary.

The WOnan's AUNiilary OF the
Episcopal church viii; meet Monday
afternoon. Dec. 20. With Mrs, A. +.
Stafford. Of .st0 Washington avenue.
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FOR REAL VAUDEVILLE
THE NMMEL THEATER
s. patr'ck's cbnreb Benefit

A benefit for st. Patriek's church
will be given at the Gem theater
next Monday.
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l.aIlAs
Elk's Gard PARTY,

Invitations are out for pro-
gressive 800" party to be given at
the Elk's club Thursday night, Jan
uary 2.
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Offertory.
Duet, "Hark. Hark My Soul.
Miss Lola and Mr.. Herbert Steinel'
Hymn No. 1e5, Joy to the
World,
Sermon. "A Christmas Eve
Dream.
Anthem. LET Us Now Go Unto
Beth chem" Choir. Is
Benediction,
Postlude.
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Woman's Club postpones Meetino.

The Cairo Woman's clnb regular
meeting will not be held Wednesday
of next week. but has ben postponed
to the following Wednesday. a....,
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/. Southern Methodist:
Corner OF Th!rty.sixth. and Elm
streets: Rev. r. D. KENNEDY, pastor.
Residence ssos Elm street. Bell
phone 500.
Regular hours Of service: Sunday
school at ESQ .. m. Preaching at
II o'clock: Junior Epworth League
at 2 D, M: class meeting at p. me-:
Senior League at $3.50 p. M: preach
ing at. 1880 o'clock. Prayer. meet
ing each Wednesday evening.
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/ Look That Give. !. 10y.

Gold aud silver may supply US Mtn
the necessaries OF life. with food and
drink, clothes and .heusesp 20 but they
cannot give the Joy Of = kind lock-
Lord Avebury. sef n y
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Church of God.

Chapel at s21 Thirty.touyth street.
Hours. Of sseryiee:.. Sunday school at
'9:45 4 m. Preaching at $4,000 ..
M. and 1880 p Prayer meeting
Thursday evening a. 1890.
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Emmanuel Lutheran.
Advept Sunday

Advent SUNDAY.
On Douglas street between Wash
;ngton avenue and Walnut street
Rev. c. Robert Dunlap. pastor, Bel
phone $50. Residence, 4i2 Douglas
street.
Regular hours OF service. Sunday
schoa! at.Ie e'clack. Service IN the
evening az $3.50.
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James Inee.. who is visiting his
faith Of All Eighth street, is i'll and
will be unable to return to Mem
phis. Tenn. for several days, where
he is now making his home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-29

Cairo, H., Dec. %. 1912.
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6eeen Patent r;neien.

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Cine treiienSe Antwert.

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SebaIe "ns Kinennateerapk

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bel picIcn acknowledgements oiicniihts
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
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Nad elmer I'M Toriicr 8emeinbcs
ratb 9cnlndItcn Seititclllua CAB c.
1889 III Turis nod 10000 lcers
ltcbcnoc Wpbnlngcn. Jest nIr nod
t bltiO83a,e! artbeS Ties tbesbcs she's
5000. Nhidbrlih pcridlpinoen -
800 alcinmphmIngeu. llntcrbalb ciz
ucs M~tictbsprciicc bon 800 Sruntcr
III Die 3obl bon 10000 nui 5000 &c
foilen. acin &unbcr. baB piclc oduz
'cr ~i,bcruplfcrt iinn. SiiuitauicnN
0dulcr iino ppn mcbr ais 100000
Wcnihcu bcpobnt. 5000 @obnnne
gcu linh ilbcrpolfcrt. llcbcr 10000
Samilicn BADEN nnr cincn Mdum iiir
pier Scr'pncn. On ied)s 0~GuicrbIods
nit $4,000 Sclpobrern itie0 Ole
Subcrtuloic Sterblid)fcit aui ian
8 bon 1000 Sclpohncrn. lin Nb>
billie an idaiieu bar Der Barrier DC
mciubcra:h 200 Hilioncn Srantcn
bcmiaiat sur Gruomu9 BON 10000
Nrbcitcrluuhrungen. Nidt piel
bc'icr licncn bic NcrhGltniiic in
Berlin, Scru cS III ncraecM ituus
rnlos. rnB 3, ., @roB @crlin cirfa
10000 iiberpolterte @pbnunseu ulri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Die peIen in 2lnnerifa.

Gin pplniIfcs SIatt pcrDiientliht
cine Hcibc upn iutereiiuutcn 3ablen
ilbcr Den !lmfau9 uup Die Sciitungen
oes Splcntbums in Dem Hereinafter
Stnaten. Die 3peitgroBte Yolenitabt
Der Wrlt, gleid) mad, 8aritau lit
Chicago, no alleiu 100000 Yolcu
lppbneu. Shm reiben iih an Heiu
9prf nit 100000, Buffalo nit 1907
900. Wihpautce nit $4,000, Detroit
nit 10000, philadelphia nit so. 600.
Sittsburgb nit $4,000. 9lepelano nit
10000. Baltimore nit $4,000 unb
cuplih Solepp nit 10000 Yolen. ScS
Eolniihs Rationale @crbano in Imez
rita bat i'm porigen Sabre nidt penis
ger ais $250.000 5ur llntcririiBung
national : polniid)er Srguniiaticnen
ullsaegcben. Sn 0urSen 9ibt co
il2 Millipneu Solen IN mnierem
Saupc. alio mehr nls i'm Scutidcn
Reid. Sic criteu polniifen Sdus
len purhcu bicr3uinnbe i'm Sabre
1870 crridbtct. Seutc sibt es in ben
@ereinisten stanten 400 Shnlen nit
10000 Shiilern, in beneu LOO
Shpeitcrn unb 200 meltlihe 2ebrer
mnterrittcn. Su rieicu 3ablcn fomn,H
cine Spicripilligfeit 3lln Iushrud. oss
MAJ ieine Nuertenuung mnlp9Iih pcrs
'n9cn fann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Gines KriessSdkiiies GnSe.
Tic aus Dem Siirsertrieg itammcnoe
rYeniacula" ben Slammen
i%tbergeben.

Sas alte bol3erne aricasifiii
oScniacola", bciien 8iunpf I'M 9iirz
9ertrie9 Den @cifoiien Der coniDoes
rierten 8attcricn Dor Nep Orleans
unb Mobile troste, bas ipGtcr inter
aapitdn 8eorgc Spmep pas Mittels
meer beiubr, ipurbc in Der HGbc DeS
6afcnS bon San Srancisco, Gal. Den
Slammen iibcrgebcn. Sas Sditi,
bas lnnge Sabre Der characterization
in Snn Srancisco ais S6ulififi
oiente, plirbe ieinerScit Inn $500
600 erbaut uno ipdter NIT einem
aoitcnnuflpanb bon S1,500.000 ums
gebnlt; ieet lplrbc Der Humpf, beiien
cin3iser &crtb in tupfernen Nieten.
NIT benen CT 6ulammeneefilst mar.
lag, Inn $4,000 pcrtauit.
Sas Shiif ipurbe i'm Sabre 1852
in Ycuiacoln, Sln., no bier Sabre pors
Der Der Giel gele9t porpeu mar. BON
Stnpcl 9elo'ien. Sm Siir9crfrieg
lpurbe Die .Yeniacola", nad)bem lie an
Der @lpfabe Der SdlimipoQbdicn tbeils
ocnommcn bate. Nbmiral Sarruauts
@eifpnber 5ugetbeilt. Hah Dem
arie0 fam tic Sur INSTRUMENTATION
mn icetc ipdtcr bon bort aus Die
Gsubrt INN Ole @rbc fort, nm als
Sln99itiif Der paSiiiiden Slotte sus
0cibcilt 81 mcrhen. Scit penn Sabre
1899 bicntc pas cbripiiroisc Sabr3eua
ala I~atroicnz SdulIdlifi.