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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-06
THE WEATHER
RAIN.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Forecasts; For
North New England: Rain, Friday;
Saturday. fair and colder; increasing
southeast winds. For South New Eng
land: Rain, Friday; Saturday fair
and much colder; increasing east and
southeast winds. For East New York:
Rain, Friday; Saturday, fair and much
colder; increasing east to south winds,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-06

ing that they murdered Jacobson were
read. The duty of selecting a jury from
the 81 citizens summoned for the pur-
pose was started by the attorney Tor
the defence challenging Seyler Page of
Caribou, the first called. The talesmen
were questioned in regard to their knowl-
edge of Jacobson's death. The county
attorney also asked them especially
whether they would convict on circum-
stantial evidence, and the defence wnetn-
er they had talked with detective who
Investigated the case for the attorney
generals department.
Only Two Jurors at Noon.
When the noon adjournment was taken
and only two of the taiesmen had been
accepted as jurors. there was a strong
belief that the entire number would be
exhausted before the panel is completed.
In this event. several days may elapse
before u jurymen are in their seats and
the opening argument for the State is
made
The respondents, especially the student
preacher and the widow. sat in rapt at
tention during the examination of the
talesmen, and seldom looked from the
| men ptjHS queStiOHtu Dy lIlS court anu
attorneys An interested spectator who
occupied a seat beside the lawyers for
the prisoners was Mrs. Belle Emelius,
wife of the minister and daughter of the
dead man.
That many experts will testify at the
trial was evident, today. when William
E. Kingston of Boston, described as a
handwriting expert, and Ora w. knight
OF Portland, known as a gun expert, ar.
| rived Several medical men also will be
called to the stand.
j. j. Conlogue of New Limerick was
the first juror accepted, this afternoon.
He made the third member of the panel,
all three of whom are farmers. The first
four talesmen We're challenged and ex-
eused.
In questioning talesmen, Attorney Shaw
for the defence almost invariably asked:
III evidence against one should be pre-
scented, could YOU in your mind designate
the difference as applied to the other
two defendants?''
Elvin Williams of Hodgdon and James
A. Woods of Houlton. both farmers were
accepted as the fourth and fifth jurors.
Twenty of the 81 talesmen had been ex-
amned up TO that time. Fifteen minutes
later Denis Cormier of Grand Isle and
John p. Harrigan of Littleton, farmers,
We're added as the sixth and seventh
members of the panel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-06
ENGLAND PLEASED.
Newspapers Express Their Joy at
Canada's unaboundsd Loyalty.

London. Dec. 6.--The london morning
papers. more especially the Conservative
organs, are tremendously impressed by
not only what is characterized as Cam
ada's splendid contribution to Great
Britain's naval power. but by ths frank
avowal of the peril the empire stands In
by the rapid growth of, rival navies az
pointed out In the naval memoyandum
published in London and referred to IN
Premier Borden's speech.
The Telegraph says; Canada has
spoken. What response shall we in the
motherland make to her UNIQUE >rd rssE-
nificent tribute to the ideals of psaca
and freedem?"
The Morning Post. expressing profound
Continued on Page Two.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-06
Conditions and General Forecast,

Washington, Dee. 5.-The western
storm WAS central, Thursday night,
over Wisconsin and moving east Tenn
peratures remain much above the sea-
sonai average reaching from the At
lAptic coast west to the Mississippi
valley. There will be rain, Friday in
the Atlantic states followed by fair,
Saturday Temperatures will he de-
ciGedly lower. Saturday, in the At
lantic states.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-06
DANGER TO AMERICANS.
Dispatches Received In Washington
Tell of Possibilities.

Washington. Dec. 5.-Possibility of dan
ger to American life and property of
Turkey was foreeasted in an official dis
patch received here, today, stating that
foreign subjects in Smyrna, Asia Minor,
Continued on Page Four.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-06
How Dynamiters
Heard of Arrest
OF Mcnamara

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 5-Seenes about
the Iron Workers national headquarters
when John ]. Mcnamara was arrested
six months after the Los Angeles Times
explosion were described by Henry w.
Legleitner of Denver defendant at the
dynamite conspiracy trial, today.
Legleitner said he and other members
of the unions executive board were in
session when the detectives entered. On
instructions from President Frank NJ.
Ryan, he went to guard some vauls to
prevent detectives from procuring papers
until the unions attorney arrived. but
he denied knowledge that any explosives
were in the vaults from which nitro
glycerine, dynamite and Internal ma
chimes later were taken.
At that time, Legleitner said, he was a
member of the committee appointed to
audit the unions finances. He identified
one check for $1,000 paid TO Olaf A. Tveit-
moe, San Francisco, in August, 1910, two
months before the Los Angeles explosion,
but he denied passing on any checks Civ
ing Mcnamara $1,000 month. which the
government charges was used for "dy-
namiting crew."
Legneitner was also charged with hav-
ing carried on a passenger train a nitro
glycerine case from Pittsburg, wneru rie
formerly lived, to Indianapolis. other
witnesses had testified about an explo-
sion at McKees Rocks near Pittsburg in
July, 1870 and l.. T. Jewett had testified
that Herbert S. Hockin reported a plot
to blow up bridge near Beaver. Pa.
when loaded passenger train was
passing" In that connection the gov
ernment read letter written by Leg
leitner to Mcnamara which, IL was al
legged. related to proposed explosions near
Pittsburg. The letter said:
81 have made two trips to Beaver job
and find 1t too dangerous a proposition
to get to-
Legleitner testified that he meant he
had visited the job on which non-union
men We're employed and he found too
many guards present for him to induce
the non-union men to quit work. He de-
MED knowing about any explosion and
asserted he did not learn of the McKees
Rock explosion until he read it in news
paper several days later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-06

A SO per cent. increase in the impor-
tations of Canadian lumber at Bur-
lington, vi, by water during the past
season was announced, Thursday, with
the closing of the canals of Lake
Charnplain. The lumber was brought
from Canadian districts by SIS tows of
barges. Fifty-four tows arrived during
the open season of 1911 Much of the
increase is credited TO shortage of
freight cars. Seven canal boats which
were unloading when the canal gates
closed. viii remain there during the
winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-06
Boston Forecast.

Boston. Dec. Forecast Friday, rail-
and warmer. moderate southerly winds
Saturday. generally fair and colder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-06
1os,777 TONS OF NEWS PRINT
Paper Moved In October Is Report OF
Paper and Pulp Assn.

Washington, Dec. 5.-The movement
OF news print paper, for October, as
reported TO the commissioner of cor
porations by the American Paper and
Pulp Association was l09,777 tons, an
increase of 14.4O7 tons over September.
Shipments were 1854 tons, produce
ton l0s,964 tons, an increase of Hats
tons, and stocks on hand Oct3I, were
46,511 tons 81 decrease of 72e tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-06
Dairymen's Assn Of Maine
Is Somewhat Peaved
That Comr. Of Agr'I. Buckley
Did Not Publish Report.
Communication Sent 10 Governor
And Council Asking Explanation.

Portland, Me, Dec. State Com
missioner of Agriculture John 2.
Buckley was charged with wilfuIly
falling to print the annual report of
the association in accordance with the
Revised Statutes in communication
ordered, today. by the Maine Dairy
mems Association to be forwarded to
the Governor and Council. 1t asked
that the Governor demand an explana-
ton of the conduct of the commission
er III this respect. l.. Z. McIntire of
East Waterford was chosen president
and DR.. Leon S. Merrill of Orono. sec
rotary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-06


The Express says: Hon. John p.
Buckley. state commissioner of agri-
culture, came in for severe censure,
this morning, at the meeting of the
Maine Dairymen's Association, COM
munication being adopted to be sent
to the Governor and Council charging
him with failing to print the annual
report of the association, in accord
ance with Section 7, Chapter 60, of the
Revised Laws of the State, and ask
ing that the Governor demand an ex-
PLANTATION of the conduct of the COM
missioner in this respect. A paragraph
adopted during the morning session,
stated that the association feels that
the commissioner "wilfully" omitted
the report of the association.
in the somewhat lengthy statement
adopted for transmission to the Gov
ernor and Council. the association
points out the close relation of the de-
partment of agriculture to the associa-
ton, as provided in the Statutes. and
asks that the annual report, which the
statement says was delivered in per-
sen by the president. be printed and
published. The opening paragraph
reads as follows:
ITO His Excellency and Members of the
Council:
sYour attention is hereby respectfully
called to Sec of Chapter 50 of the Re
vised Statutes of Maine, which provide:
that the commissioner of agriculture
shall annually make report to the Gov.
ernor and Council on or before the frs
day of January of each year, of the work
of the department of agriculture in de-
tail, combining with the same the re-
port of the State Dairymen's Assocla-
ton The closing paragraph reads
I'VE urge that His Excellency demand
of the said commissioner of agriculture
an explanation of his conduct in respect
to the matter herein set forth, and to
require of him that he cause to be
printed, published and distributed said
report"
-Four interesting addresses were given
this morning, at the session of the Dali
rymens Association. This followed the
business session, at which the election
of officers was one of the matters re-
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-06
1904

Joe. Cigar packed in boxes of % for the
Holidays. An appropriate gift for a
gentleman. Factory, Manchester, N. IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-06

Salt Lake City. Dec. 5.--Subpoenaed to
appear as witness at the trial of the
alleged dynamite conspiracy, Former
Senator Thomas Kearns will leave for
Indianapolis, Dec. 9. Mr.. Kearns was
erecting large building about the time
the dynamite campaign" is said by the
government to have been on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Die Grmprbmns GanaIejas i'm aines
matpgrapb.

ga Die @rmorbung bes ipaniiHen
NinitersY rdiibcnten 6analejae oors
her nidt anseiast ipar, fDunte leioer
feline tinemntpgrnpbiide Iufnubme
aen,abt pcrben. Sic 5ilntfabritantcn
Diibten lid a6er gu belicn. Seretts
am Tage mad Dem 8erbrehcn tpitroc
au1 Sbatort lelbit eine @ieberbolln9
DeS 4itentats bon einem photographer
inf3eniert. Gin Serr nit 3mider nno
G9linher itcutc lid, Dor Die Sudhanb>
lung bel Der Yuerta Del Col ali. Dor
Der Ganalejas eetDbtet tporoen ipar;
elm Irberer. Der GROVE Iebnlidteit
nit Dem Dtorber beiist, ipraH9 auf i'm
Sl unb feuerte bier Sdliiiie ans cinent
8rotuning Hepolrer oh. Ser fulihe
Gdnaleia5 itiirstc bann llrn uno Der
Sttentdter CAB eineil fiinften SduB
auf fd ielbit ab. 9ei0e itanben bar
alif lpie6er auf. biir'tcten ibre &leiOer
1inb er9plten ii6 i'm ndditcn Geitali>
Kant bon Der Sdauitelllmg. Ga5
Yn6litum miro aber balo IN DER
gan5en 8elt autbeuiiihe @ilber bonn
Mttentat ouf ben ipauiif)en Miniiter>
9rdiioenten i'll ben acknowledgement
AT Ieben befpmmen unb ut Oanlit 5ua
frieneu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
gertreibt einen Subieino.

Ger Sobfeinb Der @enidbcit nabe
renb Den @inter7 un0 Sriiblin9ss
mondten lit Die Observation-Disclosures.
Seren @~orldufer iinb G~rfditungen
nuS Grippe. 8enn mon bon irgenc
einem bieIer 2eiben b%eialenipirb. io[lte
nan ioiort bic bette @ebisin nebmen.
Die 81 baben lit, nm basielbe 5u Der
treiben. llnge5dhlte Sauienpe babcn
a~usgeiunbcn. bas Dies 81. Sings
Sem DISCOVERY III. nIein Ianu
glanbt. bdB bieIelbc i'm 81 hrci cocr
bier peridiebenen Walen por 9unaeus
ent5iinbun8 b%enabrte", idlreibt Srnll
George 8. Ylncc bon Haluionpile.
9t.. .unb fir Suitcn GrtGltm9en
Ano Group ba6cu mir bisier nidt
ibreseleidDen g%cfluben." 0arnntirt
fir alc 2uftr0Grens2eiocr. Yrcis
80 eentS unb $1.00. Yrobeilaidjc
frci IN 3. VI. Huete's Mpotbetc,
656 1iaiu Sir. Dubuque, Scpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
mBdte pDr sreuSe ianSs.u.

sd tpiiuidle Sbnen bonn osriinee
mcines 5er5ens 81 .banten". i6reibt
&. 9. Haber bon Sewisbnre. u ga.,
fir Den iuunperpoIcn Soppeltcn RlF
pen, ben i'd burb. Den. @ebraudb bon
electric Differs cmpfine. inbem or
mid bon, chem if)perem @~dgenlciSen
nnb bon gfbeumatisiniis furirfe, an
toeldhein 9eibeu i'd lett 5ebn sSdbrcn
fd1t bililos crfraift tpar. gs iticu,
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sail berselte0t iporSen lei. Sir
0pspepiia, @erbauunaS : Storlnaen,
@eIbinht, u1o Tim Den 85rper bon
Nierengiiten, Die 8beumatismlS pers
urlafen. 81 befreieu, hat electric
@itters nidt ieiueseleid,en. IerIufet
IS. Sebc Slaid,e lit 9arantirt, Gle
6ufrieoenSniteJien. 9los 30 Gents III
:. @. 8uete,s slpDtbcfc. 600
.Rain str. Smbuauc, Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Gpmbinatipneit.

Inter bieielu ssprts psriieht man eiscatlih
nnr oa8 3uiamneHtrefeu Ueridbieoener 3us
itinbs. Ter 2pratsebranh bat fh aber nurs
,uiegeib ofin YertdnbuiB 81 gemanbt. ban oiele
Sltdnoe bic Seoingniseii Su etaer larrionis
id,et Sereiniguu9 bieten. Bon bieieut @ciidbts'
puutte aus bIloen alio nah bic ct. SerInro
arauterpi0ell cine so Inclination. 9enl oieie
berinmten Gilen limo ourcb bic gegenieitiee gr'
git5uny threr heiltrditigen. rein pegetGbiliihem
0eftanotheile 5u elmer @tihsit, al ether Nr5neis
Consultation erhoben. ME Se treffider ilidbt
Subereitet Derben fam. Shire pom ptelen Iaus
isroen ip1ou erprubte 8trtiu nfeit ertredt fi4
oui 8eruureinigun NJ ots SIates uio Stnbioers
i~toptuns obsr aud nur 9artieibisteit.. Gs IL
aGio eine %fuettere eombiuatiun, ipsrn oiele Sill
len, bic In Npotbeten 3u baoen' fnb. bel ienen
Geioet 5nr' linn enorng tommeu. BOD befer III
aber bic @uin J%taatioH, nit Der glriue nontg Der
8tleu nidjt crit 81 ipartelt, bis bic Sergiftung
oer Sdfte ibou aruBe 5prti hritte senadt bat.
p6ivpbI and oanr nudl Die ct. bernard &rdu'
terpinen plne frdge Sulie oerfhafen iperoen.
Ter &iilite iuiro Oieie Bileu pei ..SeIten. D. b.
BON 3eit 3I 8eit an . eneen, ehe gro BE Seidlrper'
Den ooer gar e~rnitlidle Aitereus une Stberleioet
eiutreten; nab oariu iudre benin bic bette Gem
bindttpn 9eJeber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Arnie &inbsr!

ans Oibfpih. gSis.. perioluet: auf
GrunS SeS G,eieses iiber Ainberarbeii
hat Ser. Stpat 8iscopiin geeen hi.
Niamonh Watd, 90. Gin Straspcr.
fahren III 224 .SdIlen anaeHlid,sr Ger
lesure Deg @siesss anhansie ssyugdst.
ipeld,ee Strnnummen IN Wciamrt
hobc bon S22 400 %inooipirt. 9ies iit
pie Tnrinalifrafe, lueldlc uniter: benz
WeIese ,5uldiiiG lit, iueldles fir icaen
ein5elneu Sail. pon1 S25! bis 1910
Strafe9 feitteht. l8ie bic aiaeriHriit
beiaet, muroen @iueer i'm ataer boil
ID llpb i6l SabrcH ausebnf!en: IN Der
Ea6rif LANCER as As Stlmbsn per
8ohe. 81 arbeiten. iueen,, lie. bic
Grbeit Dor. Z llbr @oraens beaismgn
lno mad 8 lbr abcnSs iartisscst
ttlibten. &
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
gufi!sisenSer inuser @ioliniit.

Gin @reiNuiB iir Die @uiiftcnner
lnb Nuiiicntbniinitcn Der heutit,cn
&eitsta ptitabt nor na5 am Nbcnb
bonn s. 3c5emGcr criol8te Debut oeS
crit uenu5ebn Sabrc aiten 8iolis
Witsu 2aniel gtelin i'm Beethoven
SUol. Sen iungcn Rirtuoicu be-
griiBtc Gin irclmSiidIeS Eullitum, eas
BON ieincm lr8cmeinen Salcnt bereits
ncrnpntmen battc.
2nS Nritreten Welin'S. aeitaliete
iih 81 einem entidIiebeneu grfola uno
entfeileltc pielcn Seiiau. Sic Iedts
nit ocs &iinitlerS 1T gut. Die ieutis
mcntolc Nei9ung periprift Ius9es
5eihnetes, nochbcm einnial ole Boil
reiic erlanst icin Dirb.
@elia Itdnmt aus Tuiiild,s Yolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
@eBirn burdbpbrt.

@eorg arauie bon Neip Dorf. 10
Sabre aft, bcriebieb unter idredlid,cl
SdDmer3en nn0 3udungen infpl8e
citer Surd6obrurg bes @ebirns nit
ciuem oiinncn Stnbl6drren zines Ncs
genidlirmee. Gin &amerab bate
jcncm nit bcm primitipcn Inrb>
imitrument cinen StoB binter bnS
Chr perleet. Gin Ar5t iteriliiicrte
Die @nnoc unb ertfdrte. nlinmebr lei
Glc Gjeiabr onrii6er. beHH CO banole
lid MIR nm cine oberildhIid,c &unoe.
Nu6 5ipei @odcu trnt per Sob Gin,
lno cine 9utopiic Der Scidle cr9ab
D6iges Meiultdt. BIC IerStc tpifIen co
lib nidlt 5u crflGren, ruie Sendno nit
blrdbobrtcm @ebirn 5lpei %pdcn 5l
iebcil pcrntdg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
SalOnifi- Sas ne,,c Aeruaalen.

Ger ,befoutttc cngfiidJ iiiiSiihe
SdriititeIler SSrael .3anGpiQ idlsat
Dor. Salonifi niht 81, International
@iiereit, ien0ern 81 elmer iiioildca
Staot an madden. gr peiit Sasauf
bin baB ole 'Sstaeliten iest bereitS
Die Mebrbeit iii Der }StaSf bnbcu
$4,000 BON 10000 @impobnern);;
man ipiirae 81 bieirn nod cine mel,
tcre Nnsofl @lanberseenoiieN an,
iicbeln Die init Silie Der srCsen
8anfep ei,en Sbeil Der, 9ette otto.
mane iibernebmet fonnten. Der
8ren55ua DER 8alfauitadten miiroe
oarnit alcidiam Elm ts1ies Syeruinlem
idoifgs. !.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Traren, iuelfe 119 Stunsen per
&pde arbeiten miiifen.

Sic Staats~ Sabrits e ommiiiiou BON
gieip 9orf bielt in Buffalo cine Ser
nebmun9 iiber geplante @eieb9ebuns
5ur Seilerung Der Gage bon Sabrit>
arbeiteril ab, in fpelder 8ertreteril
bon 8abrifanten bon Buffalo nnb ltms
gegenb cine 8elesenbeit se9eben
ipurSc, ginpenounsen geeen @in3els
beiten Der 9eplanten Bills nor5uz
brinsen. Or. 8. e. Sronc3af, Sanis
tdtsz Gommiiidr bon Buffalo. CAB an.
CT lei auf Sdue aufmerfiam 9emadt
fporoen. III nelden Sranen IN Cons
lerpens Sabriten 119 Stunben per
@od]e gearbeitet bdtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

Satrou Su seben. Dieter bate inl
Sabre 30S BEN I~artprertob crlitteu,
neil Ell itf D1icntli6 burf @eeiperfen
icines StenoernpbenItiiseS fseiserte,
elm gbift Oes &aiiers gesen bic Gbris
ten gu itenosraphieren. Ser Sl.
Batter. Dem burh Nfer. @nsicn, ben
aaplun bes 8oniss 0 Spanien, upb
eiri9e ipaniihe Siifofe Die sablreihen
8itHfriiten am "a. Rni' Ds. Sc.
iiberreidt fpureeL intereiiierte lid
Icbbaft fir bic gauge Anaelesenbeit
nnb bat ie Der Hiten>g Congregation
sur 8ebanblnns ii~bertuieieu. Gs
itebt iomit gu bcffen. baB Der bI.
0eneiius bon arles balb Der aners
idnnte S6pspatron fir bic Singer
Der iteno8rapbiiden auuit ipcrSen
nirb. -. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
gabnhbsrsams. aataitropbe.

Aus Nibtabula, g., perIautet: Inf
Dem 8a~bniiberaang Der @enterirrabe
itieb elm &oblen5u9 Der 2afc Sbore &
Wtidi9an SDutbern ge9en cinen 9es
fiuten Strabenbabntpaaen. ght Ser
ionen, iieben Sraucn nn0 elm Mann.
purben getD0tet; iieben YerIonen
murben perieBt. Ser RptormaI,n
puroe perbaftct. Gin Sbeil bcs
Suges entsleiite unb Die SobIeulaDmug
nuroe nett imbergeitreut. Iebrere
Qciden lnsen inter mebr ais 1000
Sonneu &ptlen b%e9raben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
gerhbmte giibnen. sh6nbeiteu

bftden nit Sdreden auf Sautauss
briihe, Sledcn unb Yimplcg. Sie
iinb nidt NIT iolder bebaftet, ebenlo>
luenig miro ir9eno SemonD onmit be-
baftet iein. Der 9ndIen'6 arnitas
Salbc sebraud,t. Sic erbGIt bic
ShOnbeit bes @eiidtes. eczema nno
Salt 8belm ocrihipinDen bel bercn
9ebrauf. Sic fnrirt ipc6e 2ippen.
Gelprunsenc Sduoe, SroitbeuIen nno
beiIt grauoS unb ShnittipunSen, ioz
lDie Gnctihunsen. Sir 5dmorrboioen
bat lie ni6t ibresgleiden. Tur %
Gents III Z. W. 8uetc's s~lpptbefe,
$50 Brain Str, 9ublaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Gin Shuthciiiaer fir bic Stsuo.
srapben.

Sm. pori9cu Sabre bereitS bat elm
ipaniidcr S6riftiteller ulb Stenos
graph NonenS Nicdrbo Grblro Die
8iihDie nm &eiltano gebcteu. babel
mii5upirten, baB Die Stsnoarap6en
Der aan5endgSelt eiuen Shnbbeiliocn
erbulten. 3dblreid)e giidloie aIer
2dHber iinb aud ~tbatidhlih bcren
@ittc uah9efonmIeu. llnb Jest baben
bercitc 5ablreide Stenogropbcn unb
ibre Sreunbe Den 81. @ater 9ebeten.
linen bsn 81. @eneiius bon NrteS gum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
@eiabren Der 9nft.

Oscar Gleion, Gin 2uftifiiier 6es
8rieq55 9epartements, erlitt. tpie aus
@dibin8tom 8. e., perlautet. Idipere
0erlebungen, inbem CT bel einem
Gancunssuerluhc ouf cinen Idnell
babinfabrenbep @rpreb5uG gerietb.
Sciue Maldinc ipar in elmer SD6c BON
100 Sub nltBer Sllnftipn 8eratbcn,
iooaB %idlcuni9its 2anbung rmunts
gdnglih uDtbiB mar. Slcion purbc
in einsu Siihtcidl geidlcilbert ulo
~crtrunfen, 6dttcn Stretenar6ei
ter i'm piht beruusge5ogeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Der iNwerlts @,amn i'm sitem itirst.

Ser idDiucrite Iann I'M Sitsny
ipenn nift bcs ean6cn. 2nilncS, Cos
lparo 81, Sarti. tart. Dor ctlid]eu
5asen m Gan Grange. y. !, i'm
Ilter bon ~ Sahren. Or lppg 800
Ffuno linb lnnttc bic Sahrt bon nuh.
81 Iciner Bobnung uadl Dem 9abhbpf
III elmer fiir i'm crbaifcn a,itidbc.
ncmi CT lpnr niBer Stanre, lid, eiuert
gciuobnIifen &utidr III bcoicnen.
fartt lpar bel elmer Sortigen Smports
Sirmn als Ierfdniers ansciteIlt unb
fcblte ME an ieinem Slabe, bis CT
Dor 5ipei 8odeh ertranfte..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

Sein groBeS 8eisen Salcnt lultrbe
bon Der @enlablin bes ebenaligell
a~mcrifaniifen Sotidditers in Berlin,
Or. Sanib Same SPILL, entbedt, neldle
it'd Dor nlebreren Sabrcn bcs baIb
perbunaerten unb i'll dbgerifenelt
Sleibern einbergebenoen Siingliugs
onnabm, Sic Dame 9ipg nit riibrie
Gen Offer barnn, ei~nffiBreide ilno nit
Dem @iitern bieier 8elt aeie9ncte
SrelinDe fir ibreu vSuub" Su intcs
re55ieren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Die sreimanrerei III srautrei&.

Sm urusn Iiniiterium iiben mad,
Der .2anterne" neun Sreimdurcr:
Sriano (Suifi5). 1ileranb (@ric8) /.
Selcdiie (9farine) &los (Sinan3enl.
Sapib (5anbeIl, Bans (aderbau) ,
Bourgeois (Mrbcit), ebaumer Bolt
nnb Iele8rapbie) II. 8csnarb (ltnters
itaatsietretGr ber S~iuanseu).. Sn,
RrGiibinm bes Senat5 tinb 0reinlaus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Gin s~eiesnetcs sitter.

George Muniingcr bat III Somdrb,
ieineu 100. @e6nristag &C.
fcicrt. SiiniumDieh5ia bon icineu
IA am Neben beiinbliden Nad,foms
lpobnten Dem Seitmnbl bel. Sic
ben S0bne unb 5lpei Sod)ter ipnren
3l9egcn; orci Sobne ulp cine Sodter
fcblten. 3mei llrcntei ipnrcu al.
pcienO. 5crr RuuItugcr lit nod
icbr riiitiA iIuo ibGtig; CT iiebt luic
Elm Sieb3igidbrigcr aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Ter aSris Rifslans BON aGqu-
tenegro 81,

lit iebr beideiben3 @r bots cine iGi.
pilliitc bon MIR t12.000 Jranrem.
Seine @cbnluhs lit elm selpobnIidgs
Sdus, cine art ROTH uiiaeltriheilr
@iln obne Sol urb @nrteu: Mail
bat Dos eleftriihc &idt. Dor 'Spsi
Snbren eiufiihrcit lpalen. Ser Sic.
iteilonid,ids belief lid, ani 10000
1ranfen. 5iir: basS @clo;. leaie mr
&oniG fam iu 5mei Mitfaiaeiiiea
follien. Ger fouialidr. noi. hiiet.bei
Dem @ad1S, poer Steafiitfcr3eHlid,,.