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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23
THE LEADING SCHOOL

UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE, MAIN and Congress streets, gives the best instruction in shorthand, typewTtt- ing, bookkeeping and EnEIfs1 studies. Established 21 years. Sis instructors. Advanced methods fe teaching. Fall terms opens Sept. 3.
 I. 22 a q
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23
NCENDIARY ATTEMPTS OF REBELS IN NICARAGUA LEAD 10 THE
 LANDING OF AMERICAN MARINES

While the capital itself is considered safe for the present, there have been, other points. Several hundred fed
 eral troops of the garrison of Leon
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23

were massacred by the revelutionists. The United States gunhoat Annapolis is stationed on the west coast, while the protected cruiser Tacoma is on the east coast.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23
A REMARKABLE COMEDY.

The most remarkable comedy ever written is '"The Visionaries,'' by Des- marets, the pfotege of Richelieu. sEv- cry character in the play has a hal- Inclination of one kind or another One is a coward who thinks he has con quered the world, another poet who conceives himself better than Homer, another lover who becomes enamor- ed of every heroine he reads of in a romance, another beggar who thinks himself richer than Croesus.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23

Those wicked neighbors of ours were in hard luck" said Japhet.
 ''It serves them right replied Ham. They stood around waiting for a ship subsidy instead of going ahead and doing business as we did"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23

ring forces meet with the mayor, to- morrow, the scale drawn up by the managers will be adopted and the threatened strike will be averted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23

Managua, Nicaragua, Aug. a. American marines have been landed on both the east and the west coasts to protect the lives and property of American, citizens and foreigners.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23

wife, take that dime novel away from Tommy"
 "Then he'll set up a howl"
 "Then take him to the picture show at the corner. Good film to-day; ban dits robbing a stage coach. Kan sas City Journal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-23

T can't find any trace of the opera ton want to see about in this book. Maybe that's because somebody has cut out its appendix. x."-Exchanxe
 Teacher-Jimmie, can you tell how iron was first discovered?
 Jinmie-I heard my father my fath- CT say that they smeIt it.-Pafhander-
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06

Dakota and Wisconsin almost unani-
mously. but very soon now there Will
be presidential primaries In Illinois.
Nebraska and Oregon. The presiden-
tial primary in Illinois. Just provid-
I'd for at an extra session OF the leg.
ilature. takes place next Tuesday.
On April 18th Nebraska and Oregon
viii indulge In presidential prim-
airy. The presidential primary In
California takes place on May i4th
and in New Jersey on May 2Ixt. In
all OF the statej named the presi-
Dental primary has been adopted an
a formal statute. and the people and
not the bosses will decide which pres
idential candidate shall be indorsed.
Unless we are very much mistaken.
Roosevelt will lead the bunch In all
OF the primaries that are to be pull
I'd off during the months Of April and
May. II he does. you may look for
decided change In presidential senti.
ment elsewhere.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
Death of Mr.. Lee Dewmar. /.

Mrs. Minnie l.. Bowman. aged 30
years. died last Tuesday afternoon
al the family residence. 1888 East
Eighth street. Pueblo. after "A six
months Illness She is survived by
husband. Lee J. Bowman. who is a
machinist at the Star-Journal office.
Mrs. Bowman was member OF the
Knights and Ladies' OF Security.
Tho funeral took place Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock from the home
Of Mrs. Anna Bowman. il22 East
Eighth street. Rev. NJ, ID. Hornbeck
conducting the services. lntermelt
occurred In the Odd Fellows GENE.
terry.
Mr. Bowman is former well.
known resident of La Junia. and for
several years was faithful and
valued employe OF the Tribune
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
Poultry Supplies.

We have put Ia stock n complete
line Of supplies and feed for poultry
raisers, including beef scraps. beef
meal. ground bone. chick feed. oyster
she'll, granite srit. etc.
We also handle the famous Mandy
Lee incuba,ors and brooders and
keep them in stock for immediate
delivery. By purchasing in large
quautities.we are able TO make good
prices on all of the above supplies.
THE LA JUNTA TRADING co.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
Princess rhe.tsr.

Sitting Bulls Last Fight" will be
the moving picture attraction at the
Princess Theater tonight. This 10
one OF the greatest pictures ever put
on. There are three reels, three
thousand feet OF film. 900 people
and 300 horses. The pictures show
Indians. soldiers and rangers. and
Sitting Bull. the hero Of Clusters last
fight. See the great Indian pow WOW.
real Indians. sQuaws and papoosey
and wonderful scenic effects. Sittipg
Bull will be At the Princess Theater
this afternoon and evening. Don't
miss It. Prices, and 10 cents.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
Mex. Season. ch.u.auqu. s.rIe..

The splendid success tia, was at
tendant upon the Chautauqua series
Of the past sea on gives inspiration
and impetus to the arrangements for
another and even better course
fer i9l2-l3 In fact the numbers hav.
already been determined upon by
the efficient gentlemen who have
taken upon themselves the worthy
task OF procuring the best for our
community.
The Strollers will come again. and
Of course everybody Is glad. for no
more delightful. refreshing program
has ever rested and charmed an aud.
ience In La JuntA.
Ralph Bingham. entertainer, 10 on.
and the writer knows whereof he
speaks when he says that Ralph
Bingham will please. He Is versat lie
above everything. and gives pro.
gram whose varied humor allows not
one moment OF ennuL
The Alfred Hills Bergen and Leon
Marx Trio. composed OF Carl Mach
lin. Leon Marx and Alfred Hills Ber-
gen. has no superior as q high class
musical attraction. Each member In
an artist. recognized as such in the
old world as well as In the new
Emily Waterman viii bring her
concert company and will present a
superb program OF reading. imperson-
alton and music. William T. Shat
er. who will do the solo work for
this company has appeared as solo
list for the Theodore Thomas Orches-
ira. and is born artist.
All of these are the Redpa,h' 5
star attractions, but the one yet to
be mentioned is perhaps the greatest
Edward Amherst OFT. the purpos eful
orator, viii bring to our community
perhaps the finest message being ut
tered from the American platform to-
day. a number OF people here have
heard OFT In his lecture. Sour
Grapes" and without exception they
pronounce him very great This lee
ture has been given more than elev-
en- hundred times and. In every In
stance Mr.. OFT Is petitioned for a
return engagement. The lecture takes
up. among other things. the tremen.
dous question OF hercdi'y and envi-
ronment, and. mingling with deep
thought, with wisdom and vision
enough of scintillating humor to keep
the mind OF the listener rested and
keenly alert, It proceeds to the
completion OF very ma sterful and
convincing message.
IL Is safe 10 say that not many
communities of less Importance than
the big cities Will have an opportun.
ity to attend so superior a series as
this. We must indeed consider our
selves most fortunate. and We can
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06

do no less than to give our hearth
est and most enthusiastic support TO
In their noble interest and their ear
nest effort. Our community is worthy
the best in everything. Let US have
it.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
STORE OPENS

under new management Saturday.
April sth Hundreds os bargains at
j. II. BYARS.
Successor to The Todd Dry Goods
Company.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06

Did you ever TAX. n jaunt up
through the alleys OF this beautiful
little viilaxr' You can tell more
about the inhabitants OF n town by
. trip through the back alleys than
many psrsons imagine Some os The
back yards are neat ms pins. While
others would put an old brush fence
hog lot TO shame. W. are glad TO
say that the latter are few and far
between. hack yards reflect the char.
actcr OF the owners. Sometimes the
front yard will be bubbling over with
flower beds and posics and the back
yard will be- chiefly slop barrels.
scrap Iron and brick bats. You can
Eucss what kind Of people live there.
Sometimes both front and hack yards
correspond and are wrecks alike.
You can easily place the owners.
Sometimes both front and hack show
the utmost care and attention and Il
10 hard 70 tell which 10 the cleaner.
You hase no trouble In classifying
ths people who live here. II either
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06

dcing business. neither OF which
caused the service to be any the
lie $ effective, brought about a say.
ing OF nearly threc-quarters of a mil
lion dollars annually,
Although all CT the city officials
recently elected by the city council
were notified by the city clerk viva
voce. to report for duty. none of the m
have as yet responded. and the city
has thus far survived with all of
the old city officials still on guard
The erstshile city printer has also
survived. notwithstanding the fac,
that he failed to receive a viva voce
notification to report for duty. prob
ably on account OF his not being a
statutory city official. or an official
provided for by the statutes. The city
printer. !, app, ars. Is In the same
class as the garbage mAn-a neces-
sary evil that can be dispensed with
whenever the city officials feel In.
clined that way. and most OF 'em are
inclined that way Just at present
Although IL has frequently been al.
legged that a farmer fares much better
in Rocky Ford, or even Swink. than
he does In La Junta when he goes TO
market. there was a very pertinent
demonstration one day this week that
this statement II not In accord with
the exact truth. \ farmer came down
from Rocky Ford to get prices on
corn. oats and chop. He though, h.
was being held up by Rocky Ford
dealers but found tlat the price of
corn and oats was the same In thi-
city as In Rocky Ford. He found
however. that he could buy chop IN
sacks l5 cents hundred cheaper In
La Junta than at Rocky Ford. n
Rocky Ford they allowed him five
cents where he furnished his own
sacks. and in La Junta three cents
The farmer ordered a ton OF chop be
fore he left La Junta We won der
Just how much truth there is In
the numerous other allegations that
have been made concerning high
prices In La Junta This is sub
Ject that should be thoroughly inves-
ugated by the La Jun'a Industrial
Association. II La Junta lis being
slandered by false reports the truth
should b. crtcnsiS ely advertised II
conditions are not as they should b.
drastic measures should be utilized In
e'fectlng a remedy.
La Toilette has all OF the candi.
dates distanced In the presidential
preference primaries thus far. while
Taft has not made respectable
showing In any of them-or Roose-
welt either. for tha, matter. says the
standpatter to himself-nu, We bes
him to II, La Toilette carried North
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06

Trees,
Leas.
Growing green;
Birds.
Herds
Dot the scene.
Kline
Dine
Near the brook
Fish
Swish,
Dodge the hook.
bats.
Gnats
On the Wing;
Buds.
Dudu--
This Is spring
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06

place az much as by encouraging
good merchants, good schools and
good people TO settle among you, and
this cannot be done unless you spend
your money at home.
Political note from the Telluride
Journal: Indiana. which long was
regarded as one OF the piyo,srhdlucmi
fwype,aoln less attention than usual
In the contest OF the two parties for
the presidential nominations. Which
indicates that Roosevelt has ybgkqIcD
To date only thirteen OF Pueblo's
the necessary permits required II
they are to sell liquor on a physi.
clans pr, sCription. And not one Of
them has paid the $500 license per
miiting them 10 sell liquor In sealed
packages. without a physicians pre-
scriptlon II is believed that none
of them will do soHnd that from this
time on Pucblo's drug stores viii be-
"dry"
In an adjoining town. while la
dies card club was playing for a s.
book az prize the sons Of these
same ladies'. small boys. were arrest
ed In a hay nov. while playing for a
so cent prize They had organized
club Ike their mothers The mothers
cried and said What a terrible
place this town is to raise boys. any
how" Served them right They
might have known the difference be
tween a haymow and a parlor, and
s. and a so cent prize.
=
oliver - HoWells. dean OF the Den.
Yer Conservatory Of Music, was a La
Jun,a yitor from Tuesday after
noon uutll Thursday morning Mr..
Howells oens 100 acres Of land in
the Garden Of Eden. three miles west
of town. on the main travelled road.
and came down to inspect his hold
ings for the first time While here
he leased sixty acres Of the tract
which will be planted TO cantnloupes
this year, and hopes to arrange for
the placing Of the remaining sixty
acres In beets Mr. Howells has been
a resident Of Denver during the past
fourteen years. and is quite promi.
ncnt In musical circles In the cap
itol city, making specially Of or
atorio and orch sIa work.
II Is becoming very apparent that
u Taft should happen not 10 be- nom
mated the poor Old Pueblo Chicftain
and It's so the people may be- ad-
yised" editor would sure bolt the tick.
at The mere mention of Roosevelt
seems 70 have the same effect upon
II as red raE has upon bull II
nov alleges that by this time II
must be- patent 10 all republicans that
II IL the democratic. socialistic and
anarchistlc newspapers Of Colorado
that have been booming Colonel
Roosevelt for the presidency. and
not the republican papers" Why.
sure Everybody suspicloncd that
even before tho Chicftaiu thought Of
It and blazoncd It 70 the world In
cold print
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06

dcing business. neither OF which
caused the service to be any the
les effective, brought about a say.
ing OF nearly threc-quarters of q mil
lion dollars annually.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-29
Bon iciucr 8attin screttct.

Scne 6rau lit flu9, Die gcnali ipeib,
luas iic tbuu ioQ. ipcru bas Sc6erl
ibres @attcn in @efabr lit. Srau 8.
5. Stint bon S~raintrec. It., lit cine
6rau iencr Sorte. sic beltanb oars
alf, oaB i) Sr. Sings Neip Sis
copcrp ne6me", ifrcibt Serr g., .als
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3eit 81 lebcn. Ibcr bieic WcbiSin
turirtc MIDI p%pllitdnbig." Cine
idnclc aur fir &uitcn mo Grtdltuns
gen, lie lit bic iidcrItc unb SUPER
IGiiigitc Wchi5in fir pielc Solss lnb
S%uugcnlciocn - Grippe, 2~uftrD6rcnz
G%ut6iinpung, @al56rGunc. &elihbus
ltcll, Wnnhclent5iinbung mn Smts
ltiirSc. Gin Seriuh miro Sic iibcrs
3eugen. 80 Gents unb $1.00. Ga
rantirt bon Z. @. Huete, 65G
Wain Ctr. Subuquc, Spipa.
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Sine intereNaute ReserraHe.

o8ir beitrcbeu ms, OaS gan8e &C.
bet non &abinbn, pom Slulie bis sur
portIgieiiidcn @ren3e n1b o IIos
longp bis Bona, Dem @paugclium 81
gepinnen", ihreibt Yater Grulleu,
Wiiiioudr bon Sdcnt aus 0tudnou,
i'm SelgiIdcu Congo ai bas .Gdo ans
Girifa" nnd) SalSbur9. Die Halie
Der Aiolougo iii iutereiiont bcioubers
besbalb, peil lie Dor 800 Snbrcn Die
critic mar. pcldlcr bon ben SrnuSis>
tancrn bnS Gpnngclium geprcbigt
ipurbc unb beutc mod itoBcn mir nuf
5ablreide Spurcn Dieier ieit 10 lnngcr
3eit u~uterbrodcnen Wiiiiun3tb1s
tigfeit.
Die a~nbiubn'a baDen Elm bdrtere3
2ooS. IS lit cine nit piclen mora
liid)en, abcr - 81 ibrem Sdaocn -
audi nit pieler pbpiiihen Sor5iigen
uusgeitattctc 9tuiic. Ser Negcrbane
Del miro bel linen i'm groBen Wabz
itabc 6etrie6cn mn mIerc oiesbe5iigz
lie6en 9emilbuuaen batten nod feinen
burd)greiienbcn Grfolg. Iber trobs
Dem arbeitcu mir mlltbig ipciter unb
perbcn enblid Sieaer bleiben, Ser
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Sungersnutb.

Snut cincr Spc8ialbcpcidle Der n.
y. tribune" bon einem Correspondent
ten in Caracas bcrriht III Der BRO
pin5 Sruiilo I'M Staatc Tcnc5ucln
furdtbarc Sungcrsnotb. lle6er 600
9eluobncr iener Sropin5 iiorben ipdbe
renb Der lester Monntc lpegcn Otun>
gels an Nnbrung. @raucnbufte @in>
Selbeiten perben bcridtct. Sn cincnt
Sauie ipor Die gauge Samilie Dem
Sun9ertobc erlcgcn. 3tpci bnlb>
er~ipadIcnc Sllrihen tobteten ibr i'll
Der 8iegc licgenbes Sdiueiter6en,
brictcn cs in eincr Efalnc unb pers
Scbrten cs bnnn. Die perrottcten
politiIfen 3uitdubc ipllcn an Der
3ungcrsuptb Die Sdulb trd9eu. Sic
Sanptpirtbid)uft lit gdt5li6 pcrnads
IdiIiut.
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Gin gaumftamm auf benz 8clciie

bebeltet fir einen SGneG5us sroBes
llnbeil, falls berielbc nidt redt5eitig
entfcrnt lpirb. gbcn1o beDeutet
@ppetitloiigfeit grpbes ltnbeil. Is
bebeutet Wangcl an 2ebeusfrnft,
ShfpaGbeit uub Terpeni6tpd6e.
8enn GlIer Nppctit iGlcdt lit, nebnet
electric 8itters, nm Die llrIade
iduea 81 beiciti9cn, inbem bapurd
Der Iascn gcitGrft unb Die Serbaus
ungsidipGd)c furirt miro. Mtidacl
SeBLeimer bon 2incpln. Aiebr.. frdns
tclte felt mcbr oils brci SabreL nber
ieds Slaid)cn electric 8itters itclten
i'm niebcr Der. IS bat Sauienben
ee6olfen. Bic Spl9en bes @ebrauf5
BON electric 9itters iinb geiunbeS
9lut. itarfe Ncrpeu nnb CUTE Serpaus
ing. Nur so Gents IN z. &.
@uete' 8 Spotbefe, 656 Nain Ctr,
Subuoue, Spipa.
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eh6nheit lit @einnbhcit.

als Niaoane Geenmier oieis Sebauptuns aui'
ltelte, nteitte tic oanit. oaB fir lie. iuie tir 10
piele Menidler. ntdbt bic 8eiunoheit benz Sebeit
ieinen SSerth perleibt. ionoern Die Sdonb cit.
aatitrlidl miro cine oernrtige DehauptuHa a6er
MIR aus benz Rurbe zines Wenidei tomm Ell.
Der oa nid]t iueiB. mas eigenttidb aranf1eit III.
geer BON eineu ernltlidJeu Sei0en beintgeiudt
miro, pergiBt gar BALD ole Seredbngng. nit iets
nenl AeuBerer Nufieben 5u erregen. ,3umeiit
Oeridlt er iogar IN oas 0e1entbetI. feline uniges
bnug nit uoaiBer @leib9iltigte Sn behanoeln,
neil ibu elm 8eoante 6eheryiht; Der an ole
eigene Gndl. Us berihreu i'd eben tets bic
ertreule: ue6erlnuth uuo Acknowledgements.
Don nurgSireu0igteit itlo Wlutblniigteit. aui
benz YtittellOeSe gent man aber am Sidleriten.
gser iid unuphl iihlt. belle benz &1rper. Die
0llte beiteht oarin. Dem 8orper neueS. reines
Blut an Stele Der oeraiIteteu Suite, ole ibu
iangiam abt0bten. 81 o~eridsfeI. SIS Nittel
etner &einiguna oes 1orperS. 0er 6rgRob eoii.
qiiig ater Geiirobeit. oieteli ole ct. Seradro
9riIterpilei; ulo Sloar fir Jeoernaiu. ba tic
in Slpotneteu Ju BADEN iiu6. lluo ruer lie ees
braudlt. iviro aud 6alo iuieoer gu neler 9sbenss
belt ino Weinnobeit. oenu iblieblitb lii ieoes
@eiuuoe aud idon.
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Giner, Der cnrd ben @aunb b0rt,

Sn Der Stabt Atben i'm Stndte Neip
gorf itorb Dor tlirSer 3eit Elm Mann,
NamcnS Worie CABS i'm Nlicr bon 90
Sabren Der elmer Der mcrfiuiirbiaIten
Icnid)cn mar. Gr pnr obne Cbrcn
9c6pren mprocn uno bate audi bo,
100 bic Gbren bdtten icin iollcn, feline
Seffnunseu. 0ieien Seblcr Der Satlr
9lid or abcr nif c%iacnnrtigc @ciic
aus. Na6 Den iibcrcinitimnlenocn
8%etunbumgcn iciner Samilie mar CT
I'M Stnnbe, 2aute burd) Den Munb 81
pernebmen unb prrltnuh in geipDbns
Iihem Son gefiibrtc @elprdhe. inbem
CT Den Mlnb aufmladte. @r er5dblte
itets, bab ibm icinc mangelnhen Sbren
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0elb in Del.

Ser am 10. Oftober gu Neip Yori
bon Dem Heferenteu 8. Campbell
,Sbon1pion in Scr Snpreme Court eins
9ereihtc @eridt iiber Den Ha1lnB bcs
am 10. Hppember 1911 geitorbeuen
Ilbert s. 8oitipid ldBt Die enorme
8ertb5unabmc Der Gttieli Der Stanoe
arb Oil Company ieit Dem Sabre
1890 erieben. 1890 Iduf Sabes5 u.
Soitpid cinen Sreubanbs Sonp5 gum
gelten ieines Sobnes albert g., ins
Dem er Der Farmers 2pan & Srult
So. Nftien unb 8ertbpapierc i'm
8ertbe bon S~296,171.9O, iibertpiez
aenb StonDaro Oil Attien. iibergab.
Ils Ilbert Is. goitmid I'M porigen
Sabre itarb, ipar Der @ertb bicier
Yapiere auf $1,642.611.SS angcs
lpahien. Soitlpid bate 5u 2eb5citen
$1,032,227.53 an SipibenScn gesos
gen, 10 bab Die @eiammt : 3unubme
bes @ertbes Der Iftieu, eini6licBlid,
Der uripriin9lideu $296.171.90, ii6
nllf $2,795,958.48 bclduft. Sic
grben Soitlpid's iinb feline 8ittpe unb
bier 8iuocr.
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Snt !Ncruplan mad Subien.

Ser Slou. bon @roBbritaunicn
mad Snoicn I'M Ncrpplan 81 i~licgcn.
crre9t in ben betrcffcuben Sporttrciicn
groBes Sntereiie. mn cs id)cint Illss
iid)t porhnnocn 81 icin, bab CT nod
Dor Nblnui Oeo SabreS 5ur Nusfiibs
rling tommt. Su Snbicn finbet Die
Sbcc Die llntcritiiBung pcridiebcncr
Siiritcu. Bic Wabnrabidus bon
Soobpur unb 8itnmir BADEN 5ipci
Srciic bon 5000 unb 1000 Hupicu
au8cbotcu unO audi Die Segum bon
Sbopal bat iid) nit eincm Srciic bon
5000 Nupicn ungei6loilen. Sffi3ica
miro befouut, boB bic aouiglihc @cos
nrdpbiIdc @%cicQid'nft iid uu DER guSs
l3abl Der pcrid)icbcncn 2nnbungsitelen
betbciliGt bnt. 6olgcnbc Houte ut in
&oridJloB gcbraht: 2onbon. Calais,
Sriiicl, ADlu, Sraufiurt, an Der
0pnnu cntlang nnt) GonItnntinopcl.
@on Gonitantinopel qcbt ce weiter
mad &onicb, Gilicion, Mana, Ilernns
brettc, iibcr Den @upbrot nod Iess
fcne. bon bort am @upbrat entlang
nad) 9aabao. am Si8ris entlau9 nah
Saira. 9a Die geroplane aud 8leihs
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9unhrpum Der Suifrasetten.

Sic Suiiro9cttcn in Ncp 9prf ba>
ben elm Shnclls GBs Sufal eroffnct,
ciucn Yind]room Der lid bon Den gez
ipohnlihcu Heitolrants i'll elmer Sins
lid)t gan3 bebcutcnb mntcrihcibet. Sn
oicicn finbct man nGmiid 9cip06nlidy
Die NrfiinoiBung vSiidc fir Samcrl
reierpicrt". a6er in DEM ncuen Sofdl
iicbt man Gin Ylnfnt: oSiidc filr
WGnncr". Dies lit cine nnfabmenss
ipcrtbe Neucruna, bcnn i'll Den geippbn>
lidcn Sfncls @Bs Hldbcn, zoe lid Ole
Onmcu binicecn biirfcn ipo ibnen be-
liebt. unb mo tic iid 9~epohulid nid)t
an Den fir tic bcltimmten Siidlen nics
bcrlaiicn. mirb Der Mann lebr bdufi9
burd, lnuGc Ylcurcuicu npS iebr ipisc
Sutnnpclu gcqldlt, 10 bab ibm aler
%ppctit pergcbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-29
"a b6rt bic Sreumoihaft amf.

Sad Sobniom, Der beriibmte alopfs
fehter uno SGiir5enidger Gbica9o's,
ipirb niht ba3u fommen, feline 3ilnlte
in Iuitralien 81 6eigen. Si9b @ca
Sutolb aus Sponep, AuItralien, Gin
bcgiiterter unb begeiiterter Sreunb bes
8lopfIports, bate Sobnion $4,000
pcriprodcn lpenu er lid ge9en Gam
2auoforb unb Gam Icgcp ODER Soc
Seannctte, auitraliihe @eiiterborcr,
%berauSitclte. Hnh Sefanntlperbcn
Der neiieiten Summbcitcn S%obnion's
telegrapbicrte WeSntoib an ieinen
9bicd9pcr 0ertreter. W. &. &clp, ale
@erbanolunaen nit Dem idipar5en
Son Sllnfl nb5ubred)en.
@cSntoib erfldrt icine jdhc Sin>
uesipauolune bamit, baB bic Bethel
ligung Sobuion's in Der ncueiten
@ffdrc Die gauge Sportsuclt unb ons
Yitblifum in Iuitralien 10 aufaercgt
babe, baB man bciicr bapon abicbe.
Sad Sobnion nad Guitralieu ein5uz
labcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-29
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nah fur5er Belt itnrb.
Die rcidite Entertainments.

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