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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
Bill in Opposition Will Remain
in Committees Hands.
GARAGE REGISTRY FEARED
Proposed Horsepower Rating
Also a Matter of Worry for
States Motorists.

Motor car owners of New York and
other states need not fear for reciprocity
In New Jersey. as the present reciprocity
law OF that state will remain on me
statute books. That was the statement
OF Senator Johnson, OF Bergen county
chairman of the Committee on Revision
OF Laws in the New Jersey Senate. last
Thursday, when the hearing was held on
the automobile bills before the Legis-
lature.
Senator Johnson has charge OF these
bills. which include the repeater to the
reciprocity laws, which was introduced
by Senator Gaunt. who by the way. IS
president of the New Jersey state
Grange. the farmers association. and
who halls from the farming district OF
South Jersey. The motorists assembled
for the hearing began to talk against the
reciprocity measure, when Senator john
son stopped them and said that argument
along that line wasn't necessary, as the
anti-reciprocity bill would never get out
Of committee.
While the motorists are pleased to
know that there will be no effort to ap-
peal the reciprocity law. they still have
much to worry over. Among the other
bills which have been introduced at the
request Of State Motor Vehicle Commits
sioner job II. Lippincott Is one which
would make reciprocity burden, as II
would compel the owner OF any garage
to keep a registry and have every auto
mobile driver register upon bringing his
car into a garage and uron taking 1t out.
under penalty Of 81 fine.
Such law Is asked by the commits
sioner in order to check up out-of-statc
cars whose owners might try to over
reach the fifteen-day touring privilege in
New Jersey The Automobiles opposed
this at the hearing. and said that 1t would
be a nuisance, as we'll as increasing gar
age expenses. They contended that gar
age proprietors would be compelled 10
do police duty. which wasn't fair.
Joseph H. Wood Of Newark, president
Of the New Jersey Associated Automobile
Clubs, and George Blakeslee, OF Jersey
CITY, president OF the New Jersey Auto
mobile Dealers Trade Association, were
the chief Spokesman at Thursdays Sem
ate committee hearing They opposed any
increase OF the license fees on the ground
that the fee is high enough now. and
fought bitterly the bill TO allow the State
Motor Vehicle Commissioner TO substitute
a formul, OF his own for the A. l.. A. NJ.
rating. The latter. they said. was in uni
versal use in this country and Europe
The manufacturers would test the con-
stitutionality of any other Law, they as
serted. and carry the fight 10 the United
states Supreme Court
Commissioner Lippincott was the only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
WOULD AMEND GAME LAW
Many Changes in Bill Just In
troduced in Legislature.

Albany. Feb I5.-Assemblyman Daley
has introduced bill amending the con-
servation law in relation to fish and
| game. This bill was prepared by George
y. Lawyer. president OF the New York
State Fish. Forest and Game League. 10
meet the leagues views. The bill makes
the following changes:
First-A redraft OF the transportation
section. permitting the shipment of bass
and allowing only three permits instead
OF six
mountaineering the deer law so as to
allow the shipment OF whole deer only.
Third-Protecting the fox squirrel and
making the squirrel season October TO
November Is. instead OF October to
October 81
Fourth-In relation to birds the Latin
terms are retained: a close season OF five
years throughout the state is provided
for quail: open season for shore birds. ex-
cept woodcock. made August to Novem-
Der 90 making the season upstate and
Long Island uniform.
Fifth-Season for brook trout and rain
bow trout on Long Island Is made uni
form: tho two pounds round limit for
whitehsh is restored close season is es-
tablished during the spawning season for
whitehsh and lake trout In Lakes Eric
and Ontario. the size limit OF pike perch
Is made 10 inches instead OF u. the size
limit OF striped bass is made l. inches
instead OF u: instead OF repeating Section
22 prohibiting the taking OF fish through
the ice in waters Inhabited By trout ii is
amended ty authorizing the commission
10 grant permits II deemed advisable: sea-
son for frogs is made June Is 10 Septen-
Der 30 instead Of June | to March 81.
Sixth-The marine fisheries part of the
conservation department amendments IL
omitted. with suggestion of n separate
bill To amend the marine fsheries law.
Seventh-Section $50. Subdivision IL, Is
amended 10 include blue pike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
ADVOCATES STATE ROADS
National Auto Body Talks to
Congressional Committee.
FEDERAL AID IS DESIRED
Enos, Diehl, Terry and Others
Outline Policy They Believe
Would Bring Results.

Contendng that the national govern
ments first concern should relate to the
main roads Of the country. and again
placing itself squarely on record az OPP
posed 10 any piecemeal and wasteful dis
tribution OF federal funds. the American
Automobile Association representatives
appeared at Washington. before the
Joint Committee of Congress. at its even
ing session of February TO- The plea was
made that i'm this day OF multiplying
roads travel. diversified to an epoch-mak-
ing degree any project for federal par
tlcipation in highway construction should
involve a general interstate system Of
highways equitably apportioned among
the various states.
The American Automobile Association
delegation which appeared before Chair
man Jonathan Bourne. jr., and his as
sociates of the Joint Committee was
headed by President Laurens Enos. who
after setting forth why the Automobiles
devoted so much effort to the roads ques-
ton, introduced George {. Diehl. chair
man of the American Automobile Associa-
ton National Good Roads Board. In his
argument Mr. Dehl explained that the
association for which he spoke stood
ready TO cooperate along any INES
which would safeguard the use OF fed
eral money and insure tangible, real and
permanent results.
Mr.. Diehl predicted that from the thor
ough investigation OF the subject by the
Joint Committee. II was inevitable that
its deductions would supply concrete
plan in presenting the matter TO the
! country for consideration. Since MT
Diehl is a civil engineer and has had an
experience Of years In roads matters, IL
was possible for him 10 answer compre-
hensiveIy the fusiliade OF questions pro-
pounded by the members OF the commit
tee. Vice Chairman Shackleford, VINO Is
one of the most insistent roads advocates
I'm the House OF Representatives.. supplied
large number Of the inquiries.
In his summing up OF the hearing
Charles T. Terry. of the American Auto
mobile Association National Legislative
Board, maintained that II the national
government gave proper aid TO the state
I'm It's most travelled roads. then the state
could give logical assistance TO the coun-
tics and townships. The basic beginning
was I'm the roads which knit the nation
together. connecting it's subdivisions OF
states. Each subdivision, Mr.. Diehl as
serted. has function to perform; name
lv. tho township in its lateral roads. the
countv i'm its market roads. the state in
,,s trunk line inter-county roads. and the
government in its interstate roads. Sub
stantial federal aid To the states. admin
istered with the joint cooperation OF
national roads bureau and the various
state highway departments. enabled the
commemorative to perform their rightful
internal roads development both sys-
,cmatically and economically
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES.
NO-Ri111-Cut Tires
1919 Oversize
The 1913 Verdict

Here i. the verdict on Goodyear tires after Is
years of use. -,
After two million Goodyear tires have been sold
enough to equip quartermillion cars
After hundreds of thousands have made their
compar;son.. and based their judgment on their
mileage figures. On their cost of tire upkeep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
DEM0UNTABLE TRUCK TIRES
Easy Replacement Saves Much
Time, Trouble and Expense.

c. W. Martin, manager of the motor
truck tire department of the Goodyear
company. holds that the demountable
feature is the most valuable Of all truck
tire inventions
This device is saving those who oper-
ate trucks more time trouble and eX-
pense than any other single invention in
the industry's development" says Mr.
Martin. For with demountable truck
tires breakdowns are pretty nearly ended
If the owner wishes To replace a tire. in
stead of removing the wheel and sending
il away one OF his men simply Jacks up
the wheels, unbelts the side fiance, slips
off the rings and wedges, and of comes
the tire. a jack. chisel and wrench are all
that is needed. the job is done quickly.
and the truck hasn't been out of COM
mission"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
PRIVATE OVERLAND DISPLAYS.

The Newark automobile show. which
opened last night. and the Brooklyn show,
which opens next Saturday. will be minus
the Overland as an exhibit this year.
{. 7. Silver. president OF the local com
pany. was unable to secure the SPACE he
desired for display of the full line Of
this popular make and decided to ego 1t
alone" at his branches in the respective
cities. Special preparations have been
made to receive visitors at the salesrooms
in both places. Arrangements have been
made for a series OF lectures on automo-
bile mechanics at the Brooklyn branch.
No. 1885 Bedford avenue. during the period
of the show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
No Fear for Mem
Jersey Reciprocity LAM

one TO appear 10 speak for the bills. lie
was particularly insistent upon the bill
permitting him TO establish a horsepower
rating OF his own. There was no indica-
tion as 10 whether the committee would
report the bills or not.
There are several bills before the SEN
ate which the automobilsts have APP
proved. These call for increasing the
powers Of justices of the peace. enabling
them to sentence intoxicated automobile
drivers 10 a jail term; 10 raise the age OF
LICENSED drivers from sixteen to eighteen
years of age; 10 increase the Number OF
paid inspectors from ten to sixteen. and
for the use of license application blanks
as evidence in court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
Nearly Half the New Cars

in these days use odometers.
They are keeping track OF tire
mileage.
They know what il means to
have tires which can't rim-cut.
And they know the value OF I'D
per cent oversize.
They have found, on the aver
age, that No-Rim-Cut tires cut
tire bills about in two.
So many men cannot well be
mistaken. So many car makers
cannot fail in their judgment.
You are bound to agree with
them when you make COMPARE
sons. There is. nothing more
sure than that
Don't you think you should
make these comparisons nowi
Write for the Goodyear Tire
Book l4th-year edition. 1t
tells all known ways to econo-
mize on tires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
$500 Per Day

Two years ago the Goodyear
output broke all the records OF
Tiredom.
Today the demand compels an
output Of G, 800 tires per day.
Sales for the past IL months
exceeded the previous IL years
put together.
Bear in mind that motorists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
MoNTCLAIR BEATS BARRINGER

The Montclair High School hockey team
defeated the Barrnger High. OF Newark.
at Verona Lake to-day by score of {
goals 10 0. Both teams were handicapped
by the poor condition of the ice. In the
first half Montclair scored three goals ana
one more in the last half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Nearly half the new cars this
wear will 60 out with Goodyear
tires.
Almost as many, mark you. as
with all other tires together.
And these makers know tires.
Most OF them have watched re-
suits on many thousand cars.
They want to cut upkeep for
the good OF the business. They
know that tire troubles reflect
on their cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
AUTOMOBILES.
The Tread that makes
the Brake Effective
Goodrich Safety Tread
Tires
Best in the Short Stop

Your brake will stop your wheels, Dut
Goodrich Safety Treads stop the car.
They work where the real stoppingisdone.
The five thick, tough rubber fingers are
always on duty, whetheryou're inanemer-
pency situation or not. They are always
making the path safe for the wheels.
They stop the slide that means the skid:
In other words, they take the word
skid" out of your thoughts.
They help you to steer confidently, just as
they help you to stop when you have to.
At this time of the year you must get into
and out of good many difficult places
within every few blocks you travel. Skids
are dangerous. Now that you can get
Goodrich Safety Treads, skids are worse
than dangerous, they are unnecessary.
Goodrich Safety Treads keep your car on
the right path. They stop any slide, for.
ward, backward, sidewise or diagonally.
The five thick, tough rubber fingers, the
thick, tough tread and the strong, resil-
lent body are all one piece unit.
Goodrich Safety Tread Tires are made
Just as all Goodrich Tires are made -
INIT msidtd. The Goodrich single vul-
canization actually molds the whole tire
into one live, durable, safe structure.
The tread being Of the tire and not
merely on it, does not strip or peel. and
YOU are free from the danger caused by
weak spots and dead places which,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
safhentudj= Idbasusif.

Inn Die Solbaten our Sis3iplin 81
er5ieben, benust ieBt Die frnn5Diii6e
@eeresperpaltlln9 Die Saihentiiher,
sic ben fran5oiiiden Solpaten 9eliee
fert tperben. Oie Saihentilfer, Die
ben Splbaten seseben perben, limb ieit
ldngerer 3eit burh einen Iufbrud 9e>
Siert. ben Der Wann iebes Deal bel Der
@erpenbune bieies niielihen 8egenz
itanbes Dor Iu9en bat. Ser @erfaier
bieier Seilen iab Saihentiifer, Die Den
Manni6aften Der @arniion o 9pon
~iiber9eben porben iparen. SieIe
baumipollenen 2appen fparen in meb>
rere Selber einget6eilt. bon benen bas
erite Selb Die @ebote aufpies, our6
ric Der Solbat berpflidtet lit, Den Gorz
geieBten 3u gebord)en. 3ueleth fonnte
er bier Die Strafen leien. Die i'm
t~reffen. ipenn ct Die Sis5iplin nidt
aufredt erbdlt. auf Dem 5~peiten
Selbe itanoen eenau Die S%ienitgrabe
be5ci6net, benen Die perihiebenen
Nrten bon Sonneurs 81 ertpeiien iinb.
Sas brittle Selb 5eist in idoner 9rufs
idrift Die Seitimmlne iiber bas Ser
halten bes Solbaten in Der aaicrne,
feline Yilihten unO feline HedDte. Iuf
hem pierten Selbe enblid iinb Die Sor@
idriften fir bos @erhalten Der Solbaz
ten I'M arie9e auf9ebrudt. Inf Der
Niidieite beg SaihentlIdbes iinb io9ur
Silber angebradt, allf benen gu ieben
lit, luie ein gutter Sofbut ieinen @orz
aciesten sriiBen mib, I'M niht fir
Sis5iplinloiiefeit beitraft 81 iperben.
guf allcn bier aonten Der Goroerieite
unb 8iidicite bes 9aid)entu6cs itebt
Der idlone unb ei9entlid ielbitperitdnbz
Lido Sprli6: .@eboriam lit Die erite
Yfliht bes Splbaten!"
Sb bieie Saidentuh : Ydba9o9if
nirfiam Icin ipirb, pirb and bon
fran5oiiiden Seitun9en be5lpeifelt.
Sic lpeiicn barauf bin, bab elm Solbat
ipobl falrm Dor Der gerlpenbun9 bes
SaIdentud)es erit Die ipoblgemeinten
Spriihe ipirb leien nollen unb mad,
Der 8erfpenbung ipirb er es ni6t mebr
gut fDnnen -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

ipcib. mas 9oitcr lit. Sic Somilit
idet Den Snntcn iroiid)er 8ciinuunf
nit NusidluB allcr gpi9fcitss Spcale
unb bicicr Salue ipirb cin,nal aufs
scben. lei cs in Der Stidluft Del
8robitabt obcr in Der Stiac bcs cltcrs
lihen Stdbtden6. Sn Der Stidllfl
Der @robitdbt mdfit or bios ihncQc,
mn bicllcidIt 5u grDbcrcr Sp6c.
@bcr aid) auf Dem 2anbe 6citi9t Die
@cltlidfctt, bic in piclcu Samilicn al
Die Stcnc elmer glitcn Ginbcrcr5icbltnQ
getreteu 1T. ibrc er~Itrcdc1ocr
9liitberl.
3cnn olio bic .@icc Gonnliiiipns"
ltrs Den Hdtb gcbcn Dem Wfatcrialis>
mus i'll Der G%r3icbung 3ll cntlu8cn mn
gu elmer 9ciunbcn dlriitlidcn @clts
nni6auung 5liriid6utebrcL hunn fDne
men mir ncripredlcn, buB cinmnl 3ilerlt
Die 2obnc bober lpcrbcn, bdb Die
Snnbfluft Der Wdbd)cn aufh0rt uilo
bab and Dos Cater obncbnrcn miro.
@arum? We'll baum Der WcnIdI
feline Scltimmung picber crtennt, lpcil
CT picbcr glaltben lpirb, baB ieine
Scele bph 5l gut lit, Inn bios "a 81
iciu fir eli. iorgenlpics 'fInd]es Sniein.
Sas Scilmittcl muB III Der SnrniIic
u%ngeipenbet lpcrben. Wnn mus unfz
hbrcr benz arnten Wtdbfen IQcs in
Die Shube 81 idicbcn. Wfnn muB
hie Hebensdrt pcrlcrnen: ~Io lit bait
%irnicre moberne Su9cnb". Senn uns
ierc mpbernc Sugenb lit nift ans
ihled,terem Stoff gemdft, nls Die
Sugenb Dor 200 obcr 800 Sdbren.
Iand)cr @ntcr ~anitatt iiber ieinc pers
lprenc Sodter 81 ihclten, iolte lie 5uz
riidrufen an ieinc ciaene Sruit idlaz
gen unb befennen, hae lie bios bic
Srudt ietner bnmmeu Gr5iebnnss=
metbube iit.-(Sos. 3immermann.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Starfet ihwadje 9tiereit.

9eibct nidt LANCER ON ihtuadcn
Nicren. Sic fonnen prompte grleidz
terung erbalten, lpcin Sic electric
8itters 9ebrallhen. lene lpunberbarc
Webi5in, Die ilbcraa o Sraucn &C.
lobt miro. San9et belite nit elmer
SlaidJe an uno Sbr iperhet balb lpie
elm neiles Ieien fiibleu, NIT Irbcitsz
lrlt ino obne Surcht Dor Sdlmer5.
Serr Sobn Sopliug bon San Sranz
cisco idrctbt: ~9~anf6arfeit fir Den
lpunberbaren @rfolg bon electric
Sitter5 lit Der Seipeeerunb bieies
Sfreibens. @s furirte meine Satin.
nahbem alles Inbere periagt bate"
electric Sitters lit aid pirfidm bel
2ebcrleiben. @s gibt nifts Seiieres
fir @erbauungsbeidiperben II. gilioz
iitdt. 8reis so Gents unb $500 in
s.. 8. Hucte's Ipptbefe. 656
Main Ctr, Dubuque. Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Sleinlihe mnb berslsie Arbeits.
sensMen.

Cine intereiiante 9ebatte fanb in Der
lebtbin abeebaltenen Sisune Der De-
troiter grbeiter> Soberation itatt. berz
nriaht blirh Elm Werf Der 0~tilbtbdti9z
felt, bas bon Der 3immerleute Union
allseefiibrt ipirb.
Gin Wann Namens Slitenborf ber>
nnsliidte fiir5lih burh einen Stllr3
bel Der Irbeit unb lieet i'm SoIpital;
err bate nit Srau unb Spei fleinen
Ginbern in einem Selt .9elebt auf els
nem @runbitiif, bas Die Samilie ei9z
net. @or elm paar @ofen erboten
lid cine In5abl Irbeiter. fir Die
Srau nnb ainber elm Sdusden an err
rid)teu, bamit tic fir ben &iuter ges
ii6crt ndren. Material ipurpe beige
iteuert unb Die Irbeiter ipollten ibre
0ienite foitenfrei eeben. Sn Der
Sisuns Der SDberation nun erbob 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Die @lpfe ppn sebaitpppl.

Better Gage tpllrbe in Tnris o Del
9fotre Dame Stride cine gefpdltige
eiienbei6lngene Site nerIdben. Sic
entbielt Die berilbmte 8lode boz
Gebaitopol, Die Die iiesreihe Irmet
Napoleon's beg 9ritten aus Den
&rimfries %mit9ebradt bate, unb biz
MIN mad - Hublano ipebiert fpirb
Seit nabe5u ie65i9 Sabren hing biz
prdbtiee 8lode als 3rop6de fran5D.
fiifer Siege iiber Die HuHeu i'm @lo.
Genitubl bon Notre Game mn rief mi
cbernem @unbe Die Sran5oien - D
b. 9iejenisen. Die our Stride seben -
CUR Inbadt, biz plosli6 IN bieien
Sriibinbr Die 8uiien o ibren lieber
gerbiinbeten nerlangten. in Iubetrafj
Ger entente corbiale Die @lofe fpie.
Der 5uriid5ubetommen. Die fran3o.
iii6e 8esierung beidloB, ii9 Der ruff.
ihen 8e9ierun9 ~sefdlig 5u err
fpeiien". Won bob Die 8lode uu:
i6rem @ebanee, berpoftc tic, unb jeb.
1T bic i6one 9rie9stropbde bereits an
Dem 8ege nod Sebaitopol. Sieies
Ieiitcrpert Deg @lpdenguiies bat cir
@epi6t bon $500 8ilo9ramm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

SIM 3eiden Der SintnleIspaae foIen iptr uns
baran e%rinnern, bab elm ecbeitIifer 9ebers.
!alf nur bel pouft1noigem 8Ietdaeipift bes
Setbss lnSeItt Ut; gerneioei oas 3ppieI ebenia
fpte b1s 3uiuenig! Sifet GIn Dor lleberlablne
ees Masers. eebet Dem aDrpcr aber auf an
Speife nno 3ranf, eerlg oes Guten. @abrei
@r6 uut Dor llebermiionns, iotpie Dor Dto".'
gel an IbdIiefeit unb geiue9une. soreet fir
Elm erptaes 8leidmaB. poer es fperben ith Stp.
rliugen i'm 91rper einiteaen, Die iih i6liebIid
Sur6 manniatade erniili9e gstatcerben funb'
tIopien. S6ipinbei, @epifopfune, Srud in Der
WtoeeTneruee acknowledgements. aiident6ipd:
@Ieibseptbt, bic @efunbbeit eeitort unb Der
SOB u~1pernetoIi9, toiern Sbr benz aorper nift
ipteoer 81 benz @Ietdeepttt ieiner 2ebenstbds
tiefeit ber9eItt. 9as pis? 1T sinfocb .senlie.
oefin eS eibt MIR einen g9eg, Iino Der If leiGt
IN allen @potbeferi 5u finoen unb 5fpar in Ge.
ttaIt Der 5eriibmten Ct. Serrare ardrterpinet
ben, baben ii6 an bisIen Sauienben bon Gen.
len init settortenr 9Ieiheepi6t" bur6 Sabrs
bunberte ais bnS bepdbrt, mas tie itnb; aIs
Sas bette 0sittsI bus gIut on r~einieen, Die
9b1tigfeit Der 2eber unb Der Gteren 5u reaiis
Iieren, furS ods seft1rte 0letGeerptdt int aor.
per fpteoer ber5ufteuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

gcnb unb Die &ciblidfcit bcs Siibcns"
i'll Den lationulcn gcicsgcbcnben &Dr>
per SIT trngcn. Spbnnu appitropbirte
or icilc 3ubGrcr: uSie 2eute iaeen,
Silb : Carolina gebralidt Heform.
WiiIcn Sic, mo Gcform am mciiten
bon notbcn lit? Sluf Der aan5cl unb
Dor Dem Iltar. Sd pflc9tc 6uipeilen
in Die Stride gu gebcn unb fanb balb,
bnB uIlcs Srcbieen lid Inn 9ledie uno
Trpbibition brcbte. Sd tpar fir bas
cine uno 9egcn bns anbere nnb blieb
besbalb Der Stride fern. SD femme in
Columbia &irdendlteite (Seacpns),
Die mebr SdnapS .... uno Spfer
lpiclen, ais ih ie gotham babe nnb i'd
babe feline Yofer@&nrte angefobt. 1eitS
Dem ih @ouperneur 9elpprben. 8laubt
mir, id) femme Seacons in Columbia,
Die beim Sarteniteblen I'M Yofer err
toppt tporbcn iino." Gins miiIien mir
Dem lpndllitigen 8ouperneur 5ubils
ligen: er madt aus ieinem Ser5en
feline I0%rbererube. Iieleiht tpeib er
aud, fpopon er ipridt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
2aKet 2inb niht an Gtserta nnb
Santansi6lGsen ieiben.

8inber bralifen cine perfefte 5autz
bede. Sautausi6lase peruriahen benz
ielben niht MIR srobe Shmer5en, ions
bern iinb beren @a1stbum binoerlif.
9r. Spbisn's GeSema Ointment brinei
ii6ere 2inberune unb cine p~ollltdnbi9e
Sur fir Die leibeuben 8inber, Die nit
iolb' i~dmer5baiteu 9autausidld9en
behoftet iinb. ~lluier &inb lit an
5autausldldsen am san5en 8eIihi
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