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required an operation. Her illness led
to her seeing the state of things in
the prison hospital There was actu-
ally no physician in the place, only q
feldsher, or old soldier, with smat-
tering of chemistry and rough idea
of how to bandage wounds.
But this sickness, which Miss
Schkolk thought would be the end
of her, proved her salvation, for she
was sent to Iskutsk, from where she
escaped In the Irkutsk prison hos
pital she was operated upon, and in q
few months after the operation she
managed to get away at II o'clock
in the morning dressed in boys cloth
ing and with her hair cut short.
AS for Miss Malecka, she was Who'll.
ly unknown in Underground Russia.
She had no connection with any group
of terroists. In fact, all the charges
made against her broke down, all save
one, that revolutionary newspaper
article was found in her possession.
But if one can be sent to Siberia on a
charge like this, no foreign newspa.
per man in Russia is safe. Every for.
eign Journalist makes it his business
to collect as much material Of this
kind as he can. He does this for
purely professional reasons.
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EIGHTEEN SIGNATURES
AT SAME TIME

How can a man sign his name
eighteen times at once in such way
that each signature shall be written
in ink, and shall be as incontestably
genuine as If it were the sole product
of the writer's pen? This problem
has been solved by the invention Of
the "signagraph," which so greatly
abridges the labors of the official who
has to sign checks, bonds, or other
documents by the hundred, that he
can turn them off at the rate Of sew
eral thousand an hour. The machine
is an American device, and Europe,
accustomed to hear Of marvellous fl
nancial operations in this country, is
RECALLED with an account of it by JAG
ques, d'Izier, writing in La Nature. 1t
is an ingenious application of the
theory of the paragraph. He says:
''The slightest movement of the
monitor penholder is repeated ST.
multaneously by all the reservoir
pens. Thus the signature that it
traces on the tablet is transmitted
automatically to the papers or docu
ments arranged under each of the
pens. If these papers have been
properly placed, the sixteen or TWEEN
ty signatures occur on the sixteen or
twenty documents the exact place
that the writer would have chosen
for them. The operator then turns
with his left hand a crank that actu-
ates an endless chain, and a new set
Of documents to be signed take their
bIaceS under the pens."-Literary Di-
gest.
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"STEAM roller ORIG|NATEDN
1908 DESPHET. RS ASSERTION

and was, therefore, uninf1uenced Ey
the issues of the present day. The,
1908 convention was Colonel RooSe-
velt's convention. He named the cam
didate indirectly but positively, Hitcn-
cock was Assistant Postmaster-G Gene
raj under him. From the same a..
thority we learn (page 333) that Ibis
(Hitehcoek's) effective work for Taft
in the South and West contributed
greatly to the latter's success in the
Republican National Convention In
June" Even the platform was submit
ted to Roosevelt for approval before 1t
was presented. ".*.-s
Colonel Roosevelt in the Outlook as
serts that "the vital point in the fight
between honesty and dishonesty at
Chicago was the decision as to wheth-
er the fraudulent delegates should
vote on one another's cases" Yet seat
ed contested delegates in 1908 voted
on seating Of themselves, Just as they
did in 1912, and Colonel Roosevelt ad-
mits that Taft was fairly nominated
in 1908. II this vital point did not
create valid objection to the support
Of Taft by Republicans in 1908 ,it does
mot create one in 1912. II the Colonel
does not now recall these circum-
stances his mind must then have been
Ecentered on South African game trials
four years ago, or else he has very
accommodating "forgettery. Port
land Oreganian. .....
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Ladies OF Two Regiments Take
Part in PreSentati0n-lt Is
Made Special Event
Especial star-Bulletin Correspondence

Especial STAR Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, August
10.-The Second Infantry has recent
" received q new stand of national
colors and their presentation to the
Regiment was made q special event
by Colonel Jas. 8. Rogers, command,
Ing.
Preceding the ceremony of Escort
of the Color Mrs. Rogers had invit.
ed the ladies of the Second and e
number of those of the First to the
GoloneFs quarters, where both the
National ana Regimental standards
were displayed and we're greatly adj
mired, the wonderful embroidery ap,
pealing distinctly to the accomplish.
ed needle-women of the two famous
regiments. @.. s@# r., :,
The regiment being formed on the
parade, C Company, under Captain
William r. Gibson, was designated
for the honor of escorting the colors
and proceeding to Colonel Rogers
home, drew up in line with the vet
eran Color Sergeants Convery and
Maher moved forward to the steps
when Sergeant Convery, the senior,
received from the hands of the Col
onel's lady" = the new "Old Glory,
while Mrs. E. V. Smith delivered the
blue Regimental color into the keep
ing of Sergeant Maher.
As the two sergeants with their
flashing banners halted in front of
the escorting company, the present
was given and the full bugle corps OF
the Second sounded ITO the Colors. -
Then, in perfect step, the company,
in column of platoons, moved to a
position In front of the center of the
regiment, now standing at attention,
with every mans eyes fixed on the
brilliant, fIutterfng flags held so
steadily by their bearers.
At the command of the Colonel,
regiment and escort came again to
the "present," the colors slowly dip
ping TO acknowledge their rightful
salute, and once more the bugles
sounded the call of ITO the Colors. "
Al pause, and then into the very cen
ter of the waiting line, ConVery and
Maher bore the emblems and the
Second had received its trust.
1t may be remarked that now for
the first time in Hawaiian history is
q regiment equipped with a flag with
forty-eight stars. Abe old colors now
replaced will, in accordance with
army regulations, be numbered and
retained by the Second as a memento
Of service, duty that will be faith
fully performed.
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In 1908, when Taft was fairly nomi-
mated, there were no 'steam-roller'
methods so far as / know" says
Colonel Roosevelt in the Outlook for
July goth. The Colonel ought to read
up on recent political history. We
quote from the International Year
Book for 1908, standard authority,
page $780,:
A temporary roster Of the conven-
ton is made up by the Republican Ma
tional Committee, which is composed
Of one. member from each state. This
committee met several times in Chi
cago bfore the opening OF the conven-
ton to determine the contests over
seats. Two hundred and twenty-three
seats we're involved and If the Nation
al Committee had been controlled by
the opponents of Taft, and had been
disposed to take advantage of the OPP
portunity, an absolute Taft majority
might conceivably have been prevent
ed. The committee, however, decided
the contests almost without exception
in favor of Taft, and the practically
and the machine-fke deci-
sion with which the contests were set
tied won for the committee, and es-
pecially for It's chairman, Frank H.
Hitchcock, the sobriquet of the steam
roller" $780, -:.%.
The work from which the foregoing
is copied was published early in 1909,
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Plan Especial Degradation for
Political Offenders of
the Car

The case of Miss Malecka, the
young Englishwoman of Polish de-
scent who has been pardoned by the
Gar as the result of the vigorous
representations made by Sir Edward
Grey, the British foreign minister.
after she had been condemned for
sedition and sentenced to exile in
Siberia, has brought into prominence
in England and other European coun-
tries the story of Manga Schkolnik,
the young Russian lady Of q whose
escape a few weeks ago from NAL
,hesgy prison, Siberia, has produced
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EsesRF PsEsEsnss Arms 70 ..r COLOR sEessp

One of the senior officers at the
Barracks was reminded by the i'm
pressive ceremony of a fact but little
drawn even in the army, where ira
dition is kept well alive. 1t is fact
that of all the regimental colors ever
issued to organizations of the United
States army but one is in the hands
Of another nation and that is one that
was surrendered by General Hull at
Detroit in the War of 1912. England
has the missing banner and keeps it
jealously.
1t is deposited in the great hall OF
the Pensioners Hospital at Chelsea
Many an earnest effort has been put
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Russian town not to know some
physical force men.
. From her native town in Lithuania
she was sent, after her arrest, by
slow stages to Siberia. Her wrist
was chained on the march to the
wrist of another woman. Although
a political prisoner, she was purpose
sly COMPOUNDED with other prisoners.
This is part of a deliberate plan of
degradation that Is included in the
really modern treatment of political
prisoners. The government found
that political prisoners enjoying a
high reputation, which grew stronger
with the years among the settlers in
garded differently. They never stole,
they taught the children and they
nursed the sick.
Deliberate Degradation.
In order to prevent such a reputa'
ton being acquired by the new exiles
the government deliberately mixed
the worst classes of ordinary prison
ers with the politicals.
As an illustration, the case is cited
Of Walter Stenback, gentle, &C
xeomplished 20-year-old Finn, who was
chained to a common thief, a mar
guilty Of the theft of a pair Of boots
from a policeman. Stenback was ar
rested opposite the winter palace
while the second duma was in ses
sion, but no weapons were found or
him and there was no charge agains
him except the vague one of belong
ing to a political party. Even tina
preposterous accusation could not be
| proved. Nevertheless, after a Ions
Isperiod of solitary confinement il
Kresty prison, st. Petersburg, he wa:
sentenced to exile for life.
Miss Schkolnik's case was worse OF
all, for she was not in a colony, she
| was in a convict prison on a life
! sentence. 1t was difficult to realize
| that such a fair and intelligent young
woman had passed more than ten
years of her life inside the walls OF
! Jail, having only been out nine
| months on ticket-of-leave after heI
first three years of confinement Ten
of the brightest years of girls life
spent in Siberian prison, some
weeks journey by tarantass to the
south of Irkatsk and not far from the
Chinese frontier! Ten years Of prison
behind her only four weeks ago, and
lifetime of prison in front of her!
No Avenue Of Escape.
To escape by China was impossible,
as in China she would still be under
the control Of the Russian govern
ment, and would infallibly be arrest
ed long before she reached Picking.
Her only hope was in the Trans-Sibe-
rian Railway. But that was far away,
and meanwhile she had to endure hor-
rors.
The governor of the prison was a
brute, who delighted in having the
prisoners flogged. The wardens, as
might have been expected of Russians
exiled to such a dismal and inhuman
wilderness, drank heavily. The dirt
and disorder, the bad food and the
worse sanitation would quickly lnjure
the strongest physique. Finally Miss
Schkolnik fell ill of disease which
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WOMAN Tells Of MANY
RUSSIAN PRISON HORRORS

some noteworthy revelations as to
the condition of exiles in Siberia, and
the fate from which Miss Malecka
las escaped. The story is told in
the Montreal Herald:
Manga Schkolinik was only 1G
years of age when she was first ar
rested on suspicion of belonging TO
4. terrorist organization. She ad
mitted, when she reached the secur-
ity of a London drawing room, that
she knew many terrorists. but who,
she asked, at that time in Russia did
lot know terrorists? The daughters
of governors, the student sons Of
police chiefs were members of the
fighting organization. 1t was i'm
impossible for any one occupying a
position of social prominence with a
large circle of acquaintance in a
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forth to bring It back to us, but all
rave failed.
In at least two instances officers
of the regiment have actually en-
deavored to "rightfully steal it and
in both cases our diplomatic repre-
sentatiyes have had their work cut
cut to keep the officers out of Jail.
England has acknowledged the worth
mess of our desires, but-keeps the
tattered standard.
Just what regiment lost it the of.
ficer relating the above did not state
coRtenting himself with saying,
We'll, itFwas not the Sure old Sec
ond,' that is certain"
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The Standard Oil Company of Cali
fornia has announced a new $25,00O,-
600 stock issue At least half of that
sum will be used for service improve
ments.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
DER 5rafdD i'm atlaern.
tGinc Summcrgciditte aus Der
Smnoestanptitaet.)

8aibington. ;. g.. 7. Suli.
Srnn Sunnic Sing, hic in cincm
@prortc o @nibinston ippbnt. lit
BON eiucm Srplhc crl0it morbtn. Scr
icit uori2cm Ilguit in ibrcm Ia3cn
Icbte. Gas Sbicr mar nit cincnn
Srunfc @aiicr. Ncn tic bamalo gcs
rpmmcu bate, i'll ihren Ia9cn ges
lunNt. Sic bate lpp5l bencrtt. Dap
lie iracub etpoS NIT Dem &aiicr per-
ihludt bate. lfcnttc Scr Sadc abcr
tciuc Iufmcrlinmfcit. his ibr in bic
lem Sriibiabr Der Sroih purh feline
Vcmc9iunacn picl llnbcbalcn pcrnrs
inhtc. Mebrerc IcrStc lpulltcn ihrer
GrSohlung fcinen @lolben ihcufcn.
bis Or. 0cinticu nom I~otbboipital
ibrcn Wagen aHepumptc unb babel
bcu Sruih. DER iieben Golf lang mar.
gu Saac iorherte. SoS arme Sbicr
lcbte nur noh schn 0eiu item. nafz
Rem ee 'eincm biabcrieen authenticate
entrincu morbcn mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Spsialiiiidcr Staatscuuuent erfldrt
lid segen Stemerfreibeit pon
&irdbeneigentbnm.

auburn, q. o., 5. SiiIi. - Sa5
erite Staatstifet fir Die be~poritebcnbe
9ampngnc ipilrbe bier burdl Den io5ias
liitiifcn Gpnpent Des Staates 9teru
Yorf aufgcitclit.
Der Ylnntc Der Ilatform. iporiu
perlangt miro, buB airf)encigentbum
nid)t ldnger pon 8elteucrung frei ieiu
ipQ. ipuroe bon Dem Yrcbiger Craps
len bon Hod)elter inb Wappr 2unrr
Don Sd]encctapp itarfe Sppoiitiom ges
maht, Die i'd 8lpar i'm Yrin5ip NIT
Der Slnnfe cinperltanben erfldrten.
aber Die Sefiird)tilng ansiprddJen. Die
Slna.s neroe bel Den firchlih geiinn>
ten ecutcn Der ioSialiliihen Selpe>
gung Sdaoen bringen. Die Netp
Dorter Selcgdten traten dber nit
9rpbem Nad)brnd fir bic Ylanfe Elm
uno grifien Die Stride. ipc3ieI Die
fdtboliide Stride, an, Die, pie lie
iagten, cine Gumpaene gegen BEN
So5inlismus ~bcgonnen babe. Sic
madbten 9eltenb, bdB Die So5ialiitcn
nid)t ~angebalten perben ioqten.
Stcllcrn 81 Sdbler, Die ba3u gebralid)t
piirben, ibre @egner 81 %iubiipiren.
Die Ylunfc purbe tros Der Sppolitiou
dngenommen. !.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Gin Jatr ans O. Gents iiir
tcn Cos eincS 111GHcbcms.

Sittsburgb. ga. 8. Suli. -
Der Tepercub 3. W. IeSurlnnh. Der
ihulbi9 ~bciunben purSe bcn Sob icis
ucr Scfrctdrin @liie Sobpe Soc peg
uriaht Su babcub inbcm or JIG cincr
operation untcrpari. ipurbc sur
@inimalirrafc 0 cincm Sobr @es
fdn9niB uub eur Sublun9 bon 6Ea
Gents pcrurtbcilt. Sics icltcn milbc
llrtbeil erfulste anf @pridlag Der Ue.
ihruurenen, Die bcn Nngefla9ten Der
.0nabe ocs Gid)tcrs cmpiablcn.
SO
Gin meit gcred)tcres llrtbcil lpurbc,
pie aus Hom pcrlalltet. iibcr Baron
q. Saterno gcidllt. Der bic Siiritin IS.
Srigona bi Sant @la. Soiromc Der
&oni9iu 6clenc, am =. Wdr6 1912
crmorbet hattie. @r purhc Su lcbcncs
ldnalid)cr 8aft pcrurtbcilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
(Spe5ials Gorreiponpen5.)
Se;i 1ber S~rcimamrerei.

Hpm, IA. SUM- ~. - @dbrcno
ocs So5inliiten : Gousreiies Der Mp>
magma. DER am Spuntaa in Sorli itotts
fonb, fibrte. Der ipsialiihihc Nepn<
ticrtc Gieeotti, Yroiciior an Der llnis
ncriitdf Gcapcl.. iiber Die Sreimarls
rcfei aus: .Sic Sreimaurtrtf III cine
aebeime 8eicaihaft, bic I'D nid,t in
bic 2atafombcn fliidtct, nm ocn
0lnnben gcscn bic Terfulgmng 5n pcr-
tbcinigcr, ipnbern ih in ben Sdatten
fliidDtct, neil has 9tht tic amfl6it mnb
t5ntet, uno i'm Shnttcn tbut tic has,
mas man sciu6bnlid, inter benz Shmte
Der SnnfeIbeit TINT. Sbr gam5es
Wcrf beitcbf In elmer Ieriihernna anf
Wcgenicitigfcit, bic snr 8eit Der,
mcnihlid,en @eieaifait semorben lit.
Surt Die Jrcimanrerei limb bic
Sanolnngen Der 3egieruns bceintrdd.
,igt, lit Die @erehtigfeit cmtitelt, has
g~ercgcite pffentlihc 2ebcm serit5rt.
Iieie Sbatiahe lit sn iider eruieicn,
ais Sae lie selensnct werben f0nnte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Snbnque, SODa, Sicustaa aen 9. Snli 1912.

@iiter3ugo Der eiuen ltnfaa gcbabt
bate, Den Weg %peripcrrte. Is mar
feline .Slaage auSgebdngt moroen;
auBcrbem p%erbinperte Hebcl Den Iusz
bid. Sic Sabniignalc ln9en oidt
binter eiilcr Siegiug unp tonrttcn in@
folee bcs Nebels audi niht crfunnt
fperocu. Der Shncl5ng fnbr nit
eiucr @eidJmimbigfeit BON 65 9ieilen
pro Sfnmbe, mis- bic GDliiiun erfolste.
General :! superintendent &. W.
Hine bon Der 2afaipanna : Sdbn9cs
ieaidaft 1diebt Die Shulb an Dem
llngliid benz 2ofomotipfilbrer Shroe>
Der 3u, Scr bic geSebencn Signalc
nitt bcadltet babe.
500
Cine Susconiiioh bel Dem Grbos
lunasort Wilpen in Y%cnniplpania,
gang 5dbrti6 Der 8atditropbc bel
Corning, y: g., toltetc II Seripnen
bas 9eben nnb nur Gin ein5iger Yalla>
gier enffam ,Iinberlest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
H~aknmeleet kalt GsteSernte.

Corning, q. g., 4. Suli. - 9N
Dem 3uiammenitoBe zines grpreB
5u9es init Dem ipeitli6 fabrenben Gil
paiiasier5uge go. 8 DER Sadalpanna.
8abn. 5lpei Meilen oitlih. bon bier
lpurpen beute 30 Yaiio9iere setootei
unb so perlebt.
Ser YaiinsierSua. Der bon Ncn
Yort nod Buffalo idbrt. itano 3tpans
5ig Minlten aui oen @clciIen. oils Del
@rprc65ug, Der teine Yaiiogiere ents
bait, nit boiler @eihipinoisfeit bon
binten gescn i'm iiieB. Die beiScr
lesten @aggons hcs SuiiagierSuaci
ipurbeu ben Sabnbamm bindbgez
1dleubert nno Der GrprcB5ug bobrtC
iih balb burh Den binteren YuIlmans
&a9cn. ebc CT itebcn blieb. Scl
ihrcdlide llnidl ercignetc iih beutC
Wtorgcn nm 5:25 llbr. Sic mciltel,
Der Cpfcr lparcn Yniia9icrc in Den
bciocn lebtcn Sap Goodies. bic mad
Sanie fnbren, nm ben &icrtcn Sui
bort Sn perbringen.
Nofomotipfiibrcr Shrocbcr BON
Sdncll5uee No. II beitrcitet. hab CT
Die Shulb on Dem SuiammenitoBe
TRACE, Ser Ycrionen8ua itanb aui
scm @auptgcleiic. ipeil ibm eiu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
am bnbrn tiiftem rxpln-
hiert.
Gin nad europa icaclnber 2uit-
;6alpn nit adDt Smiafen
Serit0rt.

Gtlantic Gitn. 3. s.. 5. Suli.
. @cioin @animan. friiber Snses
nierr Der @euman Horbpol : grpcbiz
tion, unb feline iieben @efdbrten mnrs
Den Sienetag Iorsen gescn 8 llbr
ourh cine @rploiion getoptct nno in
Den gtlnntiIdcn S6ean a%eidlenpcrt.
Sbre Seideu iinb nod nidt ermittelt
moroen. Snniman ipobnte in Ifron,
Ohio. Is Der Idrcflidc llniau
paiiierte. hefanben lid iiber 5000 3us
ihaiier au Srt nnD SteIle. iim bos
6abrseus 81 iebeu, bas mad, europa
'iiber . Dos Wcltncer ilieaeu iolte. Der
8allon befanb iidl CUR 3eit 1000 SUP
lber Dem R%aiicripiegeI uno nurbc in
atome 6cridmettert.
8animan. Der. tpic ihon erfpGbnt.
in fur5cr 3eit cine trans atlantiide
Sabrt antrcten polte, hattie ieiu 2lft>
ihiff NIT elmer BON ibm ielbit criuns
benen @erbeiierung nerieben. Die es
linn ermDglifen iollte, bas SubrScila
nah gelicben iteisen ODER iinfen al
lailen. Sic Gerbeiicrung bcitano in
einem Standardization. Ser. ielbit nit
2uft aefiillt. IN bas Snnere bes nit
Gas sefiiuten gallonS cinscfiigt mar.
Seine Sbee mar. ben inncrcn Sbeil
nit 2uft 5u fiiaen ilnb 10 bas Gas Suz
iammen 5u brdngcn, penn er abiteiz
gen polte. @iele ieiner Srcunbe
slaubeu, bab bieie Heneruns perants
portlih fir bas ltneliid lit.
+f+
Sn Der @ofe bonn I. Biz Z. Suli
lpuroen nod folaenoc 2%uftidiffer ses
tootet: Sbomas @oore, III einem Yari
in Seaepi1e. u. g., 80 Sabre nIt,
500 SUB tief; 2eutnant Gnranba. be-
fannter &ilitdrflieser 3n gnfareit.
Tumdnien, 800 SUB tief; Bel Saliss
burg, gnslnnb, Die Wilitdrflieeer
lorraine unb @illon, 400 Sub tiei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Dibfm NM hriibrm.
Der Tierte Jiili 'wnrbc BON ben Mme.
rifanerm anf beieen Salbfugeln
tn Der brrfSmmliheu Wciic
gefeiert.

WafHfnaton II. 8. G., 4. Suli.
- Ton alien 9unbcsgcbdubcn i'm
gan5cn Sanoc nnb bon Den Nioltcn
Der amrrifaniidcn Marine iibcr bic
gon5e Welt ipcbte beute Die ncuc
rationale 6ingge. pclde As Stcrnc
III 'tbrcm Scioe 5eigt, ieitbem Nri5ona
itno Neiu Wcrico in cen Staatenbuno
~aifgcuommen lpurocn.
@s mar beute Der itilitc Sicrte
Suli. Den @oibington icit piclcn Sab
rem erlcbt bat, bonn cine perniinitiae
Seicr ocs 3aaes mar anseorbnct lpprS
Den mo mnroe bis sur dllbcritcn
@rcn5c birhscfiibrt.
Yaris. a. Sufi. - Sie Seier bcs
Ticrtcn Snli inter Den biciigen Mmcs
ritanern moi bieics Sa6r cine bcions
ocrs entbniiaitii6e. s.. Glcpclanb
Sore bonn nmerifoniihcu @cncrals
Goninlat, fpeld)cr Die Sons OF the
Nmeriean Hcpplution" pertritt. lcatc
bns Stcrncnbaaner auf benz @rabe
SafnDcttcs nieocr. Spdter nm Saae
belt Der amcrifaniihc Sptlhaitcr.
Nprpn 2. perrids. cine Inlprad,c
iibcr. Die 9icnite 2aiapcttes iiir Die
Ser. Staatena
Qonbon, A. Suli. - @otifaitcr
8bitelafp 9ieib unp Satin bicltcn
beItc duldBlid ocs %icrtcn Suli cillen
groBen Gmpfana ub, an Dem ilber
1000 @ditc tbcilnabmcn. 3lpci
Wniiftnpelen Ipielten rationale 8eis
len nnb aas snn5c Saus slid ciueu,
SIumenltiid.
Hpm, 4. Snli. = @iele bier
leecnee amcrfraniihe Siirser fattcten
bcufe unldBIid oes @icrten Sltli Der
amerifnriid1cn Sotidlait citen 9ciudl
db. itno cine nod grDBerc 3ubl 500 in
Sibriperten burh Die Stabt. peldc
NIT bent Sterncnbdnner 9eidmiidt
lpQrcf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
yGitamis" ntcrImd,mne so
Gnec.

2orbpn, 8. Suli. - Sic Inter-
ludun9 Der 6nnbclsfanmcr be5iiglid,
pes l%lntcr8angcs DER rSitnnic" lit be-
enbct morhcn. Ser 8crihtabpt be-
fanS &upitdn CORDS California Be-
psianutcrial fir Observation-Disclosures
Soro Wcricn crflGrtc. paB. wcnn &as
pi!0u Soro hic N%otbiignnlc gcicbcn
aub fcinc 6illfc gclciltct babe, CT
mpalidcrpciie zines &crgebcns idNIlz
dig lei. Sindcs b~choaptctc- NaB Die
.SitaIic" iidl burfduS u~nubtbigcr
0ciabr ~auSacicbt babe mn bic llrs
iatcn Der &aiGitrcpbc idllcdatcr Iuss
Tug mn iitsrmdBiDcr @cihluiubi9fcii
gclpcicn icicu. Sn Den SO Sisungcr
bca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. luurpen 9S
3cugcn ucrnpntmcn, bcuen 1858
Srascn gcitsllt murbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
pelitifete 2lniideten tst,S
Simmer.

9ol. &ooieuelt erfldrte. Sab or i'm
Selbe bleiben nnb baB am 4. Suli Der
Erogreiiipe Natipnol : Content uui
Iusuit nab Chicago cinberufcn
merben nirb.
Salts N%nbdnger finb boderfreui
iiber 8iiion's Siea. ipeil tic iid pue
pom cine Sbeilun9 Der fortidrittlidben
Stimmen pcripredcn.
Heip Yorfcr Melbuusen ia9en. poB
Sommunp : Clubs beidloiicn babcn.
iofort cine itarfc Champagne iir
%ilion nnb IoribnI 3u beginner.
Sic meiiten Sldtter briiden lid, in
bcfrieoigtem Sinue iiber @ilion's
Rominrrung aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

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l~lngcbcurer Shaben mnrhc am Sonns
tag bon ciucm Chiffon onecriftct, ser
&cginn. Cost, 9eacn Ibenb bcinz
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uuf ilbcr Snnbert, unb Der Sad,<
ld)nbcu nuf gcgen S10.000.000 scs
ifdst. 9as S%elcphonnmt murbe scrz
it0rt. In DER Gictoria unb 10. Str.
purpcn 9egen 800 5duicr nrgcipors
fen. uuo piclc Yerioncu getobtet.
3oblrcifc slutomobilc nit Sniaiicu
murben in Die Chit achoben unb meb@
rcre StrdBengcpicrtc melt nctrcSsa.