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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14
THE IMPORTANCE OF
MANY EXISTING EVILS.
REVOLUTION IS IMMINENT
In Farewell Address to His Colleagues
Says congressmen Need Courage to
Go Out and Tell the Public the
Plain Truth.

Washington, July Ex-senator JOS.
Bailey of Texas, in a farewell ad-
dress to score of his colleagues at
a private dinner last night, predicted
that if conditions in the United States
continued to change as much in the
next thirty years as they had in the
last thirty, the South would face
French revolution.
The full text of what Mr.. Bailey
said did not become known until later
He charged that members of congress,
by their own cowardice, were respon-
sible for condition of unrest which
prevails. He virtually charged the
democratic party with eXaggerating
tie importance of existing evils.
This republic is near crisis
which is greater than the wisest men
think" said Senator Bailey. 4 do
not forget that the French revolution
the theater, and that they arose from
their banquet tables to come face to
face with violence and bloodshed in
the streets of Paris | do not say
the United States is facing such a
| state of affairs, but do maintain that
il within the next thirty years the
county y should continue to change as
l. h. in the last thirty, we will find
ourselves face to face with such a
condition at the end of that time.
You senators and representatives"
continued Mr., Bailey, 'can prevent
this great crisis, and you will do 50
| if you have the courage to go out and
tell the public the truth. Every evil
which exists III the country today can
be corrected without danger to the
principles and policies upon which
this republic was founded, and it
should be done.
The impatience of the minority, of
which | myself have been a member,
has been largely responsible for the
state of mind of the people of the
United States today, Fl ley have
grossly exaggerated the evils of the
country"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14
WOULD IMPEACH MAYOR
NOT ENFORCING LAWS

Indianapolis, Ind, July 13.-Decis-
ion to open Impeachment proceedings
to remove Mayor Shank from office
fcr not enforcing laws prohibiting
resorts, was made last night by the
Indianapolis Church Federation. The
organization subscribed several hun
dred dollars to fund to aid in the
prosecution.
The proposed action against the
mayor follows an investigation by the
social service committee which re-
peatedly had asked the city's execu-
has held that conditions would be
worse if the plan Of segregation were
abandoned
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14
CYCLONE INJURIES
40 Or MORE IN
A MICHIGAN CITY
r. a.
GRAND RAPIDS VISITED EARLY
YESTERDAY BY A SEVERE
ST M.
many BUILDINGS ARE WRECKED
Cyclone Came at a Time When Most
of the Population Was Asleep and
Caused consternation--List of In
jured May Grow Larger.

Grand Rapids, Mich, July 13.-
Grand Rapids was hit early today by
a cyclone that injured forty or more
persons and did thousands of dollars
worth of damage. The storm entered
the city from the southwest about 4
o'clock The first place struck was
the city market and baseball park
adjoining.
The market was crowded with far
mers and their teams AS the storm
struck, the roof of the ball park
grandstand was lifted and hurled to
pieces, being scattered all over the
market. A panic followed. Horses
were killed and great many persons
were hurt, some so badly they had
to be sent to the hospital.
The police reserves and fire de-
partment were called out.
Panic came in the storms wake.
Men and women in the market were
hurled down by the kind. Then they
were run over and rendered uncon-
scious by dashing teams.
Nellie Weirsma was the most un-
fortunate. AS the storm broke she
attempted to quiet her frightened
horses. Down she went in a moment,
two heavy fruit wagons had. passed
over her BODY. She may die.
Many other persons sustained
broken limbs. The tornado was indi-
rectly the cause of the death of
Charles Gibbs, 81 years old, who was
suffering from a nervous disease. The
shock was too much for him in his
weakened condition.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14
Cause of Vanimza Explosion.

Atlantic City, N. j., July 13.-The
explosion of the gas envelop of
Melvin Vaniman's airship here on
July 2, which caused the death of it's
crew Of five men, was due, not to the
action of the suns rays, as at first
supposed, but to a fault in construc-
ton which allowed the expanding gas
to exhaust directly over the exhaust
of the propeller engines, thus igniting
it. This is the conclusion reached
by Charles Hillman, an expert who
has just concluded an investigation OF
the disaster.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14
His successor MOT Considered.

Springfield, ILL.,, July Ex-Governor
Deneen, when informed of the un-
seating of Senator William Lorimer,
said:
Il determined not to give any con-
sideration to the possibility of select,
ing a successor to Senator Lorimer
until after the vote in the senate was
taken. The vote having been taken
only short time ago, am just now
considering the subject, but have not
concluded what will be done. ex
pect to give out statement later in
the day"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14
Physician Called Out and sho:.

New Orleans, July 13.-Followiug
an attempt to segregate school Gil
dren of mixed blood at Granl Is,e,
DR.. R. o. Seay, prominent physi-
terday on a fake call for his ser ice J
and shot by unknown persons. He
was wounded seriously and brought
to this city last night for treatment
Bernia and Bs.bin Rigaud, brothers,
are under arrest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14
Threatened Arrest.

Blease has repeatedly declared he
would arrest Fielder if the latter ever
set foot in the state. Fielder has not
done so, and when the committee of
the state assembly wanted his testi-
mony it had to come on the Georgia
side to get it.
Several years ago, when the sa-
looms of South Carolina were ousted,
the sale of liquor was placed in the
hands of commission under state
control. 1t was known as the dispen-
sary system. Many accusations of
boodling in connection with the pur-
chase of whisky and labels from the
wholesalers followed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14
Won L. Meyer ConvaIescent.

Hamilton, Mass, July 12.-Secretary
of the Navy George Won L. Meyer,
who is convalescent after an illness
which caused some alarm, has LEFT
his home here for fortnight's vaca-
ton at Restigouche, n. B. He IS &C
companied by his son, George Won L
Meyer, Jr.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14
Drowned Rescuing Sparrow.

Evanston, Ill, July 13.-The drain
age canal is being dragged by the po-
lice today for the body of Clarence
Passmore, II years of age, who was
drowned yesterday while trying to
rescue a crippled sparrow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14

emission for the clerk to read a
statement he had prepared which he
himself was too weak to read 1t
stated his conviction that Senator
! orimer had been elected without
fraud. q
Il realize now that | have but a
little time before | must meet my
Maker" said Senator Tillmans in
his statement. Il cast my vote to-
day, secure III the conviction that
the senator from Illinois is entitled
to his seat. If ne is driven from it
hope he will go back to Illinois and
devote himself to that work for which
he has proven himself so eloquently
able; the uplifting and betterment of
his felloW-men."
TiIiman Wept.
Senator Tillman wept as his tribute
to Senator Lorimer was being read,
while other members of the senate
found it difficult to hide their feel
irgs at his reference to his own fall
ing condition.
AS Lorimer walked out of the SEN
ate door into the republican cloak
room, the chief clerk of the house,
Jerry South, announced to the senate
the Impeachment of Robert w. Arch
baldI of the commerce court.
Compared with the vote on March
l, 1911, when William Lorimer was
held to have a valid title to bis seat
todays roll call showed the follow
ing changes:
Senators Cullom, Illinois; Cur
It's, Kansas; Briggs, New Jersey; Wat
son, West Virginia, and Simmons OF
North Carolina, who had formerly
supported Lorimer today voted
against him.
Senator Jones of Washington, who
had formerly opposed him today sup
ported him.
AS Senator Lorimer passed out
thr4agh the cloak room, group Of
Sisters of Charity who had been in
the galleries, pressed forward to ex-
qress their regret to him. A num-
DCl VI "OliCA anu OlhcI duihii tl al
so shook hands with him.
At his office, in the senate office
building, physician was waiting. He
aid to the man, who
was thoroughly exhausted by his eff
forts.
To newspaper men, Mr.. Lorimer
said he had nothing to add to what
he had said on the floor of the SEN /
ate. He will not leave Washington for
several days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14

Offices opened.-The Glynn County
Construction company, which is to
build the G. c. & P. extension from
Darien to Brunswick, has opened Of
fees in the second story of the
Brunswick Bank & Trust company's
building. The offices are in charge
of Engineer Parrigan.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14
CHARGES GOVERNOR BLEASE
SOLD PARDoNs FOR CASH AND
SHARES WITH "TIGERS.v
HAS BEEN GRATING YEARS
South Carolina Legislative Commit
tee Hears Chief Executive Charged
With Misfeasance-Detective Burns
Testifies,
N "NS
Testifies.

Augusta, July 13.-The second days
session Of the South Carolina legis-
lative committee investigating the
alleged graft in the old dispensary
commission was scheduled to begin
its sessions at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, but the session did not start I'M
I'll noon. 1t was expected that still
further sensational disclosures would
come during today's session, as Col.
I. B. Fielder of Atlanta, who is pros
ecuting the case, says that evidence
OF the most sensational character will
be introduced. Detective E. F.. PsTu
who expected to go on the stand dur
ing the day and Colonel Fielder also
testified,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14
Live Stock Man Dead.

Chicago, July 13.-Wilfred R. War
ner. dean of Chicago's live stock
trade, died here last night at the age
of 95 years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14
Burns Finishes,

Detective Burns finished his testi-
mony last night with the statement
that reports to be submitted will show
mat Blease as state senator and gov
ernor accept graft. The reports re-
fered to were expected to be put in
evidence by Detective Reed.
When the South Carolina legisla-
tive committee reassembled here to-
day to continue its investigation of
an alleged graft in the state liquor
dlspensary case, Detective E. F.
Reed, an associate .of William ]
Burns, was. scheduled to testify
Burns swore yesterday that high state
officers had been guilty of grating
in the purchase of liquor by the state
in buying pardons and in protecting
blind tigers Reed was expected to
continue along this line of testimony
The now famous dictagraEh was to
figure prominently.
Especially mentioned in Burns
story yesterday were Governor and
former State Senator Coleman Blease
and H. H. Evans, commissioner Of
the dispensary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-14
What Evidence Shows.

Evidence showed that Governor
Cole Blease had gotten $4,000 for par
doning Rudolph Rabens OF Charles
ton; $500 for blocking railroad leg
islation; 5000 for killing the first at
tempted dispensary investigation, and
that he gets his share of the blind
tiger protection" money from the
city Of Charleston.
w. ]. Burns, himself on the stand,
said he would prefer that the COM
mittee hear the records his men
would have to submit in the case, and
when asked if the work he had done
would show whether or not "Blease
has been grating as governor and
state senator" then the direct ques-
ton was applied to him:
DO you mean that the records will
show whether or not he has been
grating as governor and senator?"
Yes" quietly replied Burns.
Hearings are being held in Geor-
gia TO obtain the testimony of Thos.
b. Fielder Of Atlanta, the attorney
who was employed to help close the
affairs of the old dispensary when it
went out of existence. After his work
was done Blease accused him of brib-
cry. The governor of Georgia re-
fused to eXtradite him, and grand
jury at NeWberry, S. c., dismissed the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
7. aapiteI.
Sei sanft 8eors, Sanopcr Sanarc,

IlS Die 9roid)fe ourh blooms.
biirps title StraBen rollte, giltg
chen Die Come nnf. lllrid) bate
oieies Shauipiel ielten genoiien I'M
Seben. benn eS 5ablte audi 5ii no
launas flcinen 2eioen, i'm ltets
WorgenS aus oen Seoern treiben jil
m%iiIiet. Hun aber betrabtete er
oes Sitens goloenen 8lon5 mnge.
f1br nit Oemielben 8efiible, nit
Dem Elm Ingeflagter ieine lllnge-
bitng betraften mag, mabreno er
alif oas entideioenoe .Sduloig"
ODER .9tihtidpulbig" wnrtet. Nod
INNER ihlief oas ainO, iiiB lad)ellio
mie Elm gilgel Gorregios.
ltlrih betrat Die Shmele oeS
Sailies NIT ihwerem Ser5ellf Der
&aminfcbrer trat ebelt pfeiienO Die
Sreppe berob. Der Sdubniad)er off.
llete ieinen 2aoeu. SeiOe blidtell
irageno llto permunoert aif Den
Maler unb bas Yafet, oas er I'M
ItHle ltUg.
Selbitueritdnolih mar Hoianna
bereits nuigeitanOell, erbob iie lid
bod itcts in gralier Ndmmerituloe.
lllrid bib felt Die 3Gbne auieinon.
Ger mo oiincte Die 5biirc ieiner
@obmng. ginmal muBte er DEM
@eihide entaegeutreten, warunl
nid)t lieber gleih?
@enn es iiir Sumgier Maion
mo9lid) mor, IN elmer Der picrrno.
5pon5ig Stumoen beS cages bro.
bender alts5uiebeu. OILS in ben iibri.
gen, 10 mar Dies gemiB Jest DER
8on. Gos boaere 8ciidt eridicn
pie aus 9rallem Stein 9cidnittcu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Observation-Disclosures III

idciocna liic oeraeidtaaslsh asfuacn.
Gie beibfn .iungel MdnnerQbctrad).
teten lie fnurn. Die 5peite 9rait
mar 5peifclsobrc Sliuia 9pnbitb.
graute iino, illniier bleid) in ioldI
mid)tiger Stun0e, Die 9lGlie oieier
@roat iiberitieg dber allies @cpebn.
te. Sos slntlfs erihicn podig rf.
ilern uno g%cilter6oft, Ole grpBen
bitnfelen Iilgen blidten itarr .,ppr
Iid, iel6it sic yippeli 5eigten aid.
arallc 6arbe, Ger Sralitiaam pa.
gegen alif einem Sebemnnll, Der
am 3iele ieiner 8iinide triulnpbb.
reno INN lid blidt. Nls er ndber
fam crbo6 lid Der SrrInoe nebelt
lllrid ploslid.
Nortiesung fpIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

fIn ioillt onrumter lciocn. Nbcr ID
mir 8ott beiltcbt, meroe id) 0id1 dltt
cr5ieben, litO Tid) nod frob unO
glilflid) icbell."
lin balb nellll ll)r ipefte lie III
rid, Der Die Shmeltcr lucid)cr mo
lentiamer fonb. ols cs nm oieic
3eit ipnlt ie Der sSall mar. @s gibt
piele quite 2eute in Der &elt, oia
ibre Stiinnllllg Dor Scbu llbr Snr-
mittags itid,t in Srbnuulg 81 britt
gen permogcn.
Eollu bate iid, mic cine flcine
&ielcniAlange, nit 9rpb mo Mtitd,
boageitopft, Itnno MIN nrf einenl
Seiicl ont Seliiter mo rief in fla.
genoen Woatoneil: .Io5pi" SIC
rtcf ME nad) vWomn" gleid) anOe.
rem ainoern-immer yScN."
fod)ocm lllrif aefriibitiidt,
mafte er lid, niif bcm @eg SIR
Sanft @corgenfirde in Sonpper
Sauare. Ils en- Den betreifcnocll
Elas eiihlib etreid)te, ipnr es be.
retts Mittog geipprOen itn0 cine
ltattlide Heibe bon 3aroiiell fiiate
Die StroBen.
Sn leincr Solt bog or 10 idltea
I'm cine Gde. DuB er nit eineni all
oeren Serrn. Der ebenio eiIig pom
Der entgcgalaciesten Hiftuilg fam,
5ulommenItieB.
.gitte lnl Gntihiiloigmg." iprad,
lllrid) artig, lid babe Sic boiient.
lid nidt perlebt."
Der 5remoe antpprteic nidJt, cr
ifien nid)t al boren.
vSonocrbarer 8eieae," oad)te III.
rid Waion, Limb ood ideint er,
tros Der Broben Sadie, ein @e,tlc.
man."
Ger SrentOe monOte iid I'M glei-
Gen algenblif.
v&onnen Sic mir iogen. wcr
beiite bier getruitt miro"
peib."
ys(b!"
Gas fleiite Mort ipllr6e in elmer
@eiIe %geiproden, Die Maion unmil-
fiirlif ans britannia beater er-
innerte.
Limb nit pem?"
sd claude, nit Sr1ilIein OIipio
2pnoitb. ltebrigens BIN i'd meiner
Satc nid)t gcpiB, meiit mir inns
ii%ber5elgen mollen. miliien mir in
Die Stride geben."
sd folse Sbncn, beeilen sic lid
uni @ottesipiqen."
.@enn oer junge Monn min 10.
bert mdre," badte lllrid> ,penn tic
i'm lesten g"litaenblif i'm crfenleil
ltno nit Dem Mute: .gr iit'sl" linn
obnmddti9 ST. Titben iinfewmiiroe!"
guf Der 8iibne waren oerlei Gr.
eignilie nibt Ielten. maritm ioltell
lie nift audi inn 9eben iid ae.
ltalten fonneli, meinte ltlrid).
Sn Der Stride forlbcm gleid3citia
5ipei Srounlngelt itatt, tic mar iiber.
fiiat NIT cleganten Serren inlo
Saltlen,
Nls Der Srem0e ben SUIT obiiabm,
belnerfte lllrid, bob er, tros Der
gebrornten Sarbe elm blonocr Mann
lpor. 3ie SoOtcnblGiie ieines INIT
Iises uno Der ipilbe ansorud Der
blunen Mllgen perrietben, oab ore
S5ene ni9t mr. ,gcluobnlides Snte-
reiie fiir i'm bottc.
sytnn baben mir opd) sic Sran-
ing perIdunt," rief lllrif). Sort
fommen lie ihon."
Der 6od5eitlide 3ug idritt ourf,
oas Shiff Der Stride Dem boben
Tortole 5u. Tic critic 9roitt lpor
cine bobe biibihe @eitalt NIT be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Mad ollnftltn- Stunoer.

Dui' "SlI Stiip AtuD pUliC ptS Sl-
fels SorlpiIien fort9ebrad)t mcrben,
itlo id) babe feinen Srelinb, Dem i'd
10 n%lbe0ingt pprtralrc, ais Sbnen.
SeBboib bot ih Sic 5u fomnten.
Weiiler Sod)tcr @ebitrt lit tiefcs 0e.
beinniB. Sic miiiien iid) beS flei-
men @clcns anmebmen, es oufSie.
ben, ais oh es Ssbr tSleiid, uno @lut
mare. > %pernciltcn Sic bieic 9ittc
nid)t, Sic iouen reid oafiir bclobnt
peroen, itno ib mill sSbnelt bic Ser
authorizing obnehmen, iobal0 es III
meiuer Waft itebt. Grbormen Gle
lid Dcs biilfloien @eld)opfdens uuo
ieincr u%ngliifliben Muttcr. Sic
baben Elm glltes Scr5. Sic bnbell
mir ihon cirlnal gebplfen, tblln Sic
es mieoer. nnb Soft miro es Sbnen
pergelten."
@it Observation-Disclosures @eberbe err
foBte lie idliih5enO ieinen Irm. III
rid Itano lpie periteinert.
rgtebmen Sic bieies Saihentuf,
es eittb1lt bnnbert Efltnb. Mpmen.
ton beiise ih rid)t mebr, meroe Sb.
men ober balb mebr ienocn. Sic
fonnen, Sic biirfen iih nidt wci-
germ. @eouIben Sic iib eineu slr-
genblif, oamit i) Die aleiae bole."
Sic elite fort. @ie betd,ibt ltarrte
lllrih aitf bas Sdifcnt,,d). Gin
ainb? Sbr aiuog Sem &irn
ib%lpinoelte.
Sic febrte 5uriid. Sns ainb mar
in ei,en marmen Sbalpl gebiiGt.
Mls lie Sn l1lrid trut' lhllig Tie Del,
S6leier suriid, bamit er bas Gn-
gelsfopfden iebe.
sd CAB ibr eifen Shlaitrunf,
bamit lie rubis bleibe. Seben Sic,
wie lieblih lie lit. ., mein Ser5.
blGtthen! Wein Sonuenfiito!"
limo Tie bebefte oas fleine antlis
nit leibenibaftlihen 9iiiien.
Sern i'm &ailie mad)te iih bus
Seffnen elmer Sbiire b6rbor. Or
ifreft trat Die @1rterin iiber Die
Shnele.
SEER 9pnbitb bot bie Sbren
elmer aase, Sr1llIein, eeben Sic
Dem Serrn oas aino utb laiien Sic
i'm feinen Iugenblif perlieren."
Sic nabm bas Sinh aus Den Or
men Der Mlttter, Die. es conpulii.
bid feitbielt, billie es in Den
Sbawl uno ergriff ltlri6s Sanb.
raommen Sic idnelE
%, bebanbelp Sic 6 gut" Bot
Slipio, sbebanbeIn sic mlein Sinh
gut, nenn Sic grbarineu bofien
pom Simmef 4a~as
2aut ibliitsenS ianf lie in einen
Der pergoloeteh Stiible. 80 iob lie
ulrih 5lllest, oils er oas 3immer
uerlieB. er mar feline 5ebn Mimt.
ten iml Sauie gemeiem nno fplgte
lpie betdiibt Der @1rterin ourd)
Sale ulb aorribor ms Sreie.
rgtebmen Sic jest oas aino nno
menoem Sic iidn iinfs," iliiiterte oas
W1ohen, .ail Der gfe weroen sic
cine Groidfe finoen." gt,
Sic perihpano.
@as iollte er tbin2 Steben blei-
ben ourfte er niht, bamit niht al
lenfaas elm Goli5iit i'm nit benz
pero1dtigen 9iinoel erblifte. @ic
trGumeto mnnbte er iif nof Der
an9egebenen Hidtuna uno ilbr elm
menig ipdter bloomsbury 5li.
Sobalb er ii6 i'm @agen lider
muBte, offnete er ben Sbapl. Sdon
o6mmerte Der WorgenL ieine eriten
Stroblen fiiBten bas feline gngels-
ongeiidt.
Gin &inb! ltnb err brafte eS
beim! go alio enbete oas Mben.
teuer bieier Nnft.
ngormber5iger 8ott!" itobnte ltf.
rid, dngitliA, vpas miro Ioianna
joaen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

peHe @ltswabl DON @strdnfen III Nlai9en.
geielunssn per Qoit perben aii oas Brons
pteite ano Bette beiorst NIB b!elbeIl tets
pripat. Wan i9reibe nm cine Brelslllfe.
0ieteren5: Dubuque NntionaI Sanf.
Bsta e9retbeu eruapue man seh. steies Stati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Oegen &rebStha0en.

Nh sntpteaIs hermit Stroop's 6eratmt.
btut'de, Suloer. Stelel6en betleu leoen Cnoh
ntchf anigebro heneul RrebS oIuobl tuuerlth ais
ouberitf. Sas auertannt eiaSig bette JlttteL. am
Utngsntrsbs eriuIgretd Bu beiler. 0eaen Nia..
ram. SeuaaIiie v. T. 10. , ibreibs man an:
Yirs. u. Sseoina,
Seneca. 4aaidS-
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SMr aeh. Seahtmms fhr prteiter;
G@WItorsW

oarontirt ulo pou bet beIten 5en9niien
btsIeitet. Urn NIB Swsst aSelrs
eine SpsSia!itdt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
1S3.lS5 Sixth Street Tel. lla
2N&&ior 5&mttt,
Uru6terfanfss SanbIer

im ben belief iuo reititen tmpors
iirten NIB euubsimiihen @etnen II. 2Sblsttes
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Mnfdae.

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mer pon Ro. 1865 Yropibence Strabe
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on Der Georee S.rabe unb geniro
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purbe mad b.m ftdotiiten 5ofpita
eebrdht.
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SuMSes gpesial Grperte
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yaationaI Banf.

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nabme fpeiterer 0erbaFtungen iih erges
ben iou iit IS niht iebr tpabrih heinlih,
oab folhe erfoleen tperben, big Dix
8robsefhtporensn ibre Gnti6eioure
abaeben tonnen.
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