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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-29
Variation in Mix Production
Necessary to Pick Individual Cows
Missouri Experiment Station Makes
Tests Under Supervision OF
Prof, C.. n. EckeIs.

To improve a herd of dairy cows,
1t is necessary to pick out individual
animals, for no two COWS are alike.
To large extent the capacity to pro-
duce well is transmissible from a
COW to her daughters. The calf of a
good COW is more likely to be a. high
producer than the calf Of a poor COW.
But there is not a certain rule that
works every time.
A striking test was made at the
Missouri Experiment Station under
supervision of Professor c. H. Eckles
of the Dairy Department. Two cows,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-29

of Missouri shows the following plan
for corn testing box. 1t is simple
and inexpensive, and will do the work
we'll.
The diagram shows a shallow box
-four or five inches deep-filled with
moist sand. The top of the sand
should be level with the top of the
box. To divide the surface of the
sand into squares, the simplest way
is to drive tacks or small nails into
the sides of the box at equal inter-
walls, stretching cord across to form
the lines. Each of these squares is
to represent one ear of corn.
Any boy or girl can do the testing
as we'll as an older person. The chief
care should be in taking the kernels
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-29

is not nearly so important, according
to Professor Eckles. The simplest
and surest way to keep milk record
is to have a pair of spring scales to
weigh each pail of milk as it comes
from the COW.
At the dairy barn on the College
Farm, at the University of Missouri,
complete record is kept of the milk
of every COW. The spring balances
in the milk room are set so that the
empty pail just brings the pointer to
the zero mark. Thus there Is no
trouble in subtracting the weight Of
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-29
Delays Are Costly.

The man who waits until the day
he needs an implement to get Il
ready, will lose his temper and q
good deal Of time and money. There
are always loose bolts and braces,
rusty bearings, weakened woodwork
that needs replacing. all Of which
should be done before the rush sea.
son comes on. Then there will not
be . rush season. Some paint will
help the implements, too.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-29

Land that is plowed very early may
be plowed deeper than that which is
broken late. 1t is necessary for the
ground to be settled underneath 70
that the moisture may come up from
below. At whatever time the plow-
ing ID done. the disk should be put
ON first. Thorough filling Of the
ground is simple method Of .increas.
Ing yields.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-29

from various parts Of the ear, and
not mixing the different lots. Six
kernels from an ear, pushed full
length into the damp sand. will give
fair sample of what the whole ear
will do in the field. A few days will
show which are the strong growing
ears and which are not fit for seed.
Only the best ones should be used,
for little seed makes large part
of the crop.
The ears may be laid out in order,
or set up in rack SO that it is easy
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-29
To INCREASE CORN YIELD
College Of Agriculture, University Of
Missouri, Submits Plan for Sim
pie Apparatus to Test Seed.

While the testing of seed corn is
vitality important to the growing of
the best yields, it is not so compli-
Gated as is often supposed. The Col
lege of Agriculture of the University
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-29

the pail. A large milk sheet is fas.
tened on the wall close by the scales,
and a pencil hangs from string. 1t
takes the mixer only a moment to
take the weight and mark it down on
the sheet. At the end Of the month
the weights are added and the cows
work is known. At the end of the
year it is easy to tell whether she Is
worth keeping or not, and how much
she is worth.
1t may not seem practical for the
average farmer to keep complete
record. For the man who handles
pure-bred stock, a.. complete record is
invaluable, as it is a great factor in
selling value of the stock. For the
average man it may be sufficient to
keep such a record five days out Of
each month, finding the average of
the whole month from that.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-29

II alfalfa IL to be planted in spring.
the ground should be heavily ma
nured and thoroughly titled. The
Missouri Experiment Station has
found that heavy manuring makes
success with alfalfa whore nothing
oloo win.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-29

Probably the first thing most farm
COWS need, on the average. is more
feed. Next they need better feed. A
COW works as hard as horse, only
In different way. II she is to pro-
duce well she must have something
to produce from.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-29
Save the Pasture.

Do not allow the stock to run on
the pasture too early. The grass is
washy and watery at first, and has
little food value. The cattle get little
out Of it, and sometimes, by nibbling
up lot of last years grass they get
Indigestion. And the pasture will do
better If it is left awhile at the
start.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-29

Z Diaklng before blowing saves horse.
assh and makes bsttsg 5oe.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04

& Bailey for three years in Europe.
Mr.. HARRISON and Major Nicholas, who
is "a years old, were friends in Dyers-
burg, Tenn, and had an enjoyable talk
over boyhood days in Tennessee.
The officials of the Carnival have
guaranteed the w. o. w. committee an
absolutely clean and refined entertain
ment for the public at all their shows
and attractions, no immortality or
gambling being tolerated by the COM
pany. The free acts will be held
both afternoon and night and include
Marvellous Melville" in the most SEN
sational aerial performance on the
road and the Okuma troupe of Japa-
nese acrobats. Band concerts will be
given at both performances every day.
Three riding devices, the carousselle,
ferris wheel and ocean wave will be
located in the center of the Midway
and the lot will be entirely filed with
shows, concessions and free acts. The
feature shows are the Roman Hippo
drome and Trained Animal Show and
the Great White Way Musical Comedy
Company
Ladies and children will be admit
ted at half price to all attractions
night.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04
GREAT INTERSTATE SHOWS
ARRIVE FOR w. O. w. CARNIVAL

The train of the Great Interstate
Shows arrived early this morning from
Gulfport bearing the many attractions
booked for the w. o. W. carnival to
be held all this week at Mcleod and
Hardy streets. There are about 125
people connected with the various
shows and concessions.
Quite an interesting meeting took
place this noon between A. e. Habi-
son, manager of the W. o. w. Camp of
Hattiesburg and Major Sam Nicholas,
the S2inch midget connected with the
Worlds Wonder Museum of the Car
nival company. The major is known
all over the country as the Little
Yankee Prince" and is one of the most
interesting little gentlemen in the
show world, having been with Barnum
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04
CANDIDATES ENTERED
CONTINUED From Page one.J

$. l.. Heidelberg. of Main street
$1,000. solitaire diamond ring, pur.
chased of Joseph Sarphie. of Main
street
Scholarship, valued at $4,000.
$500 genuine Swiss movement gold
watch. purchased of Joseph Sarphie.
$500 genuine Swiss movement gold
watch. purchased of Joseph Sarphie
There is absolutely no chance 20
have ones efforts go unrewarded. In
this campaign there will be no losers
Those persons who enter the race, and
remain until the close will be given
cash commission of 20 per cent on
all business turned in by them in the
event OF their not winning one of he
twenty-five prizes. Is not this the
best proposition ever offered you?
Following is list of the candidates
nominated up to Saturday p. m.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04

on a woman who forced him to many
Inconvenience. Tomorrow the Lomo
will show Western picture that is
unusually good. 1t is not a thriller,
but the interest surrounding two
small children will hold you spell
bound to the finish The story is new
and fresh, and with pretty setting
and backgrounds and clever acting
make this worthy offering.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04

Maurice Castell, Florence E. Tur-
ner and Julian S. Gordon will be seen
at the Gem theater tonight in the
beautiful drama, "Flirt of Heroine"
which comes from the Vitagraph
studio. Another good subject on the
bill tonight is called "Ayy Oh
Clothes and is an American Pathe
comedy which promises to keep an
audience laughing from start 10
finish. The third reel tonight is en-
titled, For the Love of the Girl"
and is a splendid Lubin portrayal
taken from real ife. New illustrated
songs and music will round out
another good evenings entertainment
at the Gem. On Monday, November
IS a splendid European Pathe pro-
duction will be seen at the Gem. 1t
is entitled The Man Hunt" and will
be one of the most sensational dra,
matte productions seen here in
long time. The admission for the
Man Hunt production will be ten
cents for adults and five cents for
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04
feb l III CAdyertisoment]

New Haven, Conn, Nov l.--Umb
owners Of the Connecticut Baseball
League rounded up here today to dis.
pose of all business matters relating
to the session just closed and to dis.
Gus plans for the future. The orpapi
zation had a prosperous season This
year and there is some talk of increa g.
ing the circuit next season from civ
clubs to eight clubs Applications for
membership have been received from,
New London and New Britain Conn
and Pittsfield, Mass,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04
PAY LEss-eEr BETTER FRUIT.

Martellos Fruit Store, recently
opened on Main street, Just below
the Gem Theater, keeps a larger
stock of delicious fruits and confec-
lions and charges much less than
others ask. Fresh oysters on the
shell and vegetables too. If you want
the best and want to pay less, call at
MarteIIo's
LED >dll ADVERTISEMENT
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04
CITY BREVITIES

DR.. Fridge of Sanford, was regis
tered at Hotel Hattiesburg Saturday.
o. A. Caskey, formerly of Hatties-
burg, now travelling out of Cincinnati,
was a visitor here Saturday.
T. p. Crymes left this morning for
Monticello. where the Board of Sup,r-
visors of Lawrence county will today
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04

let the contract for building a new
court house, for which $4,000 of
bonds have been sold. r. H. Hunt of
furnished the plans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04
CORNER OF MAIN

the Lomo will vouch for it being a
good one. "a Matter of Pride" tells
story of how a begger got revenge
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04

w. E. Stokes, OF Macon, a member
of the State Normal building commit
tee, was in Hattiesburg Saturday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04

An ounce og9pFevention is worth a
pound Of eul-e One dose Of BRoD1Es
CORDIAL relieves Bowel troubles and
offsets the ~ effects Of oyereatipe,
SOC at druggiste. advertisement !
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04

The Board of Stewards of Main
Street Methodist church hold their
monthly meeting at the church 1880
tonight
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04

4The Loafer's Mother forceful
and grimely dramatic tale of the
Western hills, will he featured at the
Lomo today. This is story that
win please everybody eThe Triangle
is very interesting essay dealing
with phase of modern economics
that is most perT5lexing. The story
has many laugbable situations, and
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04

The Hattiesbu&g spirit in school af-
fairs was again evident Saturday
night when fully 700 People gathered
at Main street school to witness the
halloween party given by the high
school pupils for the purpose of rails
ing funds to further improve the
school grounds.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04

Children suffering from summer
complaint are instantly relieved bv a
dose of BRoDIEs CORDIAL. Soc NJ
druggists. ADVERTISEMENT
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04

r. Fl. Hunt, of Chattanooga, was in
the city Saturday. Mr.. Hunt is the
architect who planned the Normal
school buildings, the supervision Of
which has had the constant attention
of his brotherA b. f. Hunt.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04
Ladies' Serge Dresses

-'''s a' .s'ss Dresses 1898
selection of styles seldom seen at this price Made es
Pecialiy to our order, OF selected materials, which in
sures quality perfect fitting stylish and becoming; cop
les of original imported models, beautifully trimmed
with shadow laces silk and velvet finished with large
fancy self buttons
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04

RtAD THE DAILY NEWS.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04
.$19.9S
Suits Worth $50. $35

' at" at ~oO' 30 SIJ.JO
Here your opportunity the best suit value e'e "
tempted in the height Of the season. Newest de'S' w.
rect Styles plain tailored and trimmed light and meuiu%
weight Materials are Broadcloh Plain and WIDE Wae
Serges, Imported Novelty Worsteds, in various comDma
ton twotone effects in Corded Suing Fabrics that are
used in all the highest priced imported suits
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04
SASS

old type won't do this suit bargain full justice You must come
early and the beautiful styles with your own eyes, To
get idea of the unusual values represented in this week
special. Materials Broadcloth Zibeine, Plain and
Wide Vale Serges, Fancy Mixtures, and Whpcord
wide range of models and coors some in plain tailored
and some handsomely trimmed.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-04

In Navy, Garnet and Tan, well
tailored and perfect fitting
Suits. You may look and
look, but you will never find
the equal in style and value of
this dainty suit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Snbnqne, SOwa, Siensag ben %. Sll 1912. &c., 2D9

orbnetcn General Strcifs lit Der acz
Iap,mte @erfebr gum StiQitanb &C.
fomiilcn.
Inter Den orgauiiicrtcn Irbeitern
9Gbrte cs idon leit Ginger 3eit. Gin
neuerliher arobcrcr Iusitanb fiihrte
bo5u, bub Die Yoli8ci bas Iusiteacn
bon Streitpoltcn perbot. bic ben gu
5ns frember Nrbeitcr su pcr~binbern
trahteten. Sic unmittelbdrc Solgc
mar Die Yrotlamirung oes General
otreifes. Iuf Den General Strcit
anttporteu nun Die Irbcitgeber NIT
elmer Ilsiperruna. G5 miro befiird)s
tct. pnB IS anldBlih beiien 81 crnlten
3uiamn,enitDSen fommen miro.
Us a Der Strcif eigentlid)
eutitarben lit. bnriibcr idlpeiat Die
FIJI. YrcB" iih aus. Sic ourfl ole
@ottbaro>S abn berseiteate Tcrbins
oun9 nit Stalieu bat Die llebcrlaouiig
bes ShpeiSer IrbcitsmnrfteS nit
billigen Irbcitcrn CUR Solgc;
bic 2o6ue Der einbcimiiden Nrbciter
ipuroen 10 beruntergcbrii It t.
pnB bic arbcitcr nidlt mcbr mitmad)en
lpoltcn. unb - there non are. = Ser
Neoufteur.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Oly,mpiid,e Seftipiclc.

e todbol M. 16. Suli. - gei
ben bcibeu 9auptcrcigniiicn Der ecItris
gen olpmpiidcn Scitipielc Dem 9es
lais Hennen nit elmer Siituns bon
1.600 Ictern unb Dem Sefutblon ers
ranacn Die Scr. Stautcn pcn eritcn
Ereis. Sei Dem @ettifipinmcu nit
elmer Siitdn5 70 500 Neter crrana
Iuitralien Den Ereis unb bic Scr.
Stnntcn folgten ais Slpeitcr. Bel Dem
Suerfclbz 8cnncn. iiir ipcldlcs gum
Sbcil GiuSelprciic. gum Sbeil @rups
%pcnpreile allsgcicet pnren. blicb Scr
Slime s.. &oblebmainen Sicger. Seim
Tingen iilr Sampler bon Icidltcm @cs
piht cntficlcn iGmmtlite Yrciic nui
Siulanb, Sdpebcu unb Scutihlanb.
Sames Sbprp. cine Hotbbaut. bon Der
Carlisle Snoiau Shpol sciponn Den
Sefatblonprcis mo errcgtc G%ritnunen
burh ieine 0cihiflid)fcit ais Ntblet.
aonig Nilitap bdlloiste pcn Wemins
rlcrn Die Yrciie elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Wsleenbriict,c mnH Hscb,
tuafer.

@olfenbriibe nnb lleberI6ipems
muusen ludten am IA. unb 10. Suli
nerifieoene @egenoen ihper bcim,
Sn Merifo uno guar i'm Staatc @nas
nniuato muroen 1000 Ycrionen ges
tobtet uno eiu Sad)idaoen bon $780,
100000 peruriaht. Die StGpte Saz
lamanca unb Gelapa iinb pom Groz
boben pertil9t porben. Sic grnte
in einem Siitrift bon me6r ais 1O.z
900 Guabrnimeilen ipurbe pernidtet.
Die Sbbahlplen itarren Dem Sungerz
TOD ms Ingeiiht. Die Mcaierung
bat 1000 Ar6eiter our SilfeIeiitun0
abseianbt.
Sn Senper. Colo, pcruriadtcn
8oltenbriihe. Die 5ipei Stunben ans
bielten. einen Sahlhabeu bon ST.
900 000. Ger Gberrp Greet IhipoQ
seiuaitie an unb icete einen sroBen
Sbeil Der Staot inter 8aiier.
@ebrere bunbert 2eute iino obbahlos.
SaS @ubitorium lit in ein Sboad)s
loiensIipl u"mgepanbelt porben.
Gin &oltenbrud, Der iibcr Ilton.
Sa., bineins. bate ben Sob BON pier
Yerionen our Solge. Die ertranten.
Sahidaben $250.000.
Yuh in @aibinston. 3. g.. ri6tetc
Elm GcpntsslpWs, ereSea SAaeen an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
(8abelberift bieier 3eitnng.)
2luS Scr Gwieen Stabt.

q o mt, %. Suli 't2. - @,oit 8eu
Neil WseSieia BON @aneouper, 3. g.,
lit sum Gr5biihof o 5pruntu, Ga=
naoa, prpmupiert iuprben. Ger btidl6f.
lihe Sit non Toronto mar, felt benz
Sube 90. Mai 1910 hes budDp' iten
5crgus Eatrid Mc@uap uafnnt. Der
nene Gr5biidpf lit in Nem -Sunblanb
aeboren unb iunrne am 1S. 5cbrnar
1910 Gr5biid,uf pon q aneumper T,
Ganaba.
Mm 90. Snli mar Der spbestaa
go. Snli 1909 9cp's hes 5rci5ebn=
ten. Sas feicrlihe Ipntififalami
eelebrierte Cardinal Scrrata in Der
SixtinifdJen ISABELLE in 8esenwart hes
81. Saters, Eapit Bins bes Scbnten,
iieb3ebn GarbinGfen, sablreihen BIZ
idofcn mnb mebreren amerifaniihen
Iilgern.
9eu Der S~reisebnte mar cs, Der In
1892 ben 8ntbulifen Der 0ereiuisten
Staafen Weiimnsen iiber bic 2eituna
unb 1ibrnns Der Hiarrihulen CAB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
3wei SiiebSfe eiiern eeeen
Ss3ialiSMtas.

Gbicagp. Su.. Is. SuIi. = 3ur
3eit mirb bier Die idbrIihe Sibun9
bes .Incient Srber Of Siberuions"
~abgebalten. Sci pieier @clescnbeit
9riff 5uerit 9iidof Carroll bon
&ontann IN Ieiner Srcbigt in Der
.5olp Hame" : aatbebrole Den iiberz
banonebmenben Sosialismus an, unS
crmabntc Die Sriibs Imcrifaner nidts
umpcrIu6t 5u lniien. bieies lle6el ans
5umer5en. Spater belt Siidof y. s.
Nc ulbpon bon Hodfprb in Der
Memoridls Saqe cine padenoe Inreoc
iiber basielbe Sbema. Scr SrGlut
iu9te inter Nnbcrcm: Ser Sosiae
lismus ut sesen Die Heliaion, tros Der
S~ebdupturs Der S~p5iuliiten auf ibrcr
lcbteu Nntional Contention. bnB
So5ialiomuo unb Heligion gctreunt
iinb. Sicicr Iusiprud). DER iogar
als Ylantc auinabme in Die platform
ianb. bient mr. ba5u. Den Stimms
acbcrn Sanb in bic Nugcu Slt itrcilen.
Ser @runbsebanfe bes So3iolismus
lit: ~SB, trinfe unb lei iroblidl, oenu
morgcn idlon mo9it Su iterbcn." =
.Sm Namcn Der Hcli9iou unb fiir
Die Sahc Cures &cims", ihloB Der
Hebner. bite ih Cub. beu So5inliss
mis- 81 befdmpfen, Der iflicBlih bas
gauge Sanb ruinircn piirbc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Die panamas KanaLfraae.
W nihtnaton. 3. 6. 1G auI

Sa19tng o H. .. g., 16. Slili.
@abrcno Der Sebatte iioer Den
Sondna : &anal opppnicrte EQUATOR
Snrton rou Chic cuergiid, ncm,
Sorld1la9 bes Senats Gumites, Die
dmerifaniiden aiiitenihiife bon Der
Nanalitcucr 81 befrcicn. @r lentte
Die IlifmcrfInmfeit bdralf bin. bob
Die @er. Stanten bon icbcr barauf
beltanoen bdtteu, oaB in anberen
Sdlloern bae Srin3ip Ser @lcidbes
iteucruns alien Idd)ten gcgcniiber
alitredt erbaIten bleibe. ginen Illsz
nabncfal 5u ihaffcn. iei iomit unaez
rett unb nnlogiih. EQUATOR H 0 o t
empfabl. paB Der GongrcB Die &C.
icsentpiirfe betreffs ocs Gunamos
&anals in elmer Sorm entfperfc, pas
'ie Dem Saager Sricbcns : Gonares
~nnterbreitet merben fonntcn. Scs
peiteren bcantragte er, paB Die 3oQs
trogc bis dur nddJiten 9pngreBz
Sisnng 5uriifgclegt ipcrbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

% ii n d. n, 90. Suli. - Sie fir
mitteleuropdiiGe %erbGltniie sanS
auBereetuobnlife Sisipelle bauert ims
mcr nod. iosar in peritdrftem @aBe.
an nno Die Sernperatur erreid,t cine
nabesu tropiide Sobe. Sas Iaris
mum miro bis ieet aus 9Dln NIT 3S
Grab geliius. nnecfdbr 100 @rab
Sabrenbeit. semelbet.
Sic iengenoc @lutb bat cine sroSe
@cn9e bon llnshidSidlen i'm &C.
iolae. Sibihldse lperSen aus alien
9anbestbeilen in GROCER An5abl be-
riG)tet. iebr piele BACON NIT t0btli6em
Insgang.
Sic gispreiie iinb beoeutcnb seiries
acn. poourh b~eionoers Die armeren
Samilien ihiper bctroffcn merben.
Nan fiirftet. baB Die oalernbe Sise
and cine @rbobuns Der ainberiterbs
lidfeit nit iib brin9en oiirite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
2lmterifanigdker y1Set".

SiIIsboro. Sal, 20. Suli. =
Sienstag gormittas fanb bier i'm Seie
lcin Der reiditen 2eutc bes 2anocs Die
Sod)5eit Der Is Miaionen Grbin SRI.
Sennp groder nit Dem Neiu Yorfer
Ibppfaten Wnlcolm 8bitman itdtt.
Ser 8lumenidmif. pelfer allein
$4,000 ~foitete. lpottet aller 8eid)reie
buna. Sic Suipelen, pelbe pon Den
Sod)Seitsgditen CUR SAan getragen
ipurbcn, reprdientieren einen Wertb
bon 100000. 3as 5eitmabl,
,ueldbcs 1T cinem tempurir aufseidla=
scncm Iapiapn, beHen Sanfuiten
$4,000 betrmsen, fuitete 100000.
ga baben Die So3ibldtter bod auf)
ipicber Gin eefunbenes Srenen. Der
Batter @aughans Sail mar bod ei9ents
lid 81 fabe. - Sic &ep.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

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ben funnte. 8enn Der Yan5ergiirtel
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paraturen biirften, ipie MAJ ieet
elnubt, $4,000 perihliugeu uno
ldngere 3eit in aniprud nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

1ciifcssesentuart bes paniihe
&6nisS pcrbiitet idwercn ltniaa.

SampIuna. Spanien. 20. Srli.
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Seiiallsrufe ans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

mar elm Erotcit ac9cn Die 6aublun9ss
iort'e ocS Comics iiir Gin6cit urb
Sorf'dlritt. pos ciniud Den 9cfcbl bes
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