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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
the matter of the estate of Osten


Peterson, Deceased.
NO tice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned, John Sjoberg, administra-
tor of the estate of sOsten Peterson,
late of the township of Grand Harbor
in the county of Ramsey and state OF
North Dakota, deceased, to the credi-
tors of, and all persons having claims
against, said deceased, to exhibit
them with necessarySvo within
six months after the first publication
of this notice, to said administrator at
his residence in the township of
Grand sHarbor5 in said Ramsey county,
or with Silver Serumgard, his attor-
ney, at his office in Devils Lake, N. D.
Dated April 49, "a, d. 1919
JOHN SJOBERG, Administrator.
& First publication on the End day. OF
May, a. D.@1913. 715s 8a5 81 81. -.- 7
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-02

operating income per mile per. day
averaged $7.5S in Il February 1915
$l.19 in 1912, and $6.49 lin 1911. s =
s The railway returns here presented
are for the month ending February 2S,;
and do not reflect the recent impair:
ment of railway operating conditions
on account Of floods in the middle
west and the south. 1t will not be
possible to trace the effect OF these
Impaired conditions in the railway
record until the returns for March,
April and later months are available.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-02
Wonderful Skin iSaIye.

Bucklen's Arnica Salye is known
everywhere as the best remedy made
for all diseases of the skin, and also
for burns, bruises and boils. Reduces
inflammation and is soothing and
healing &, T. sossaman, publisher
|of SIeWs. OF Cornelius, N. g., writes
that one box helped his serious all
.nnent after other remed lies failed. Only
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-02
Csc. Recommended by all druggists.
-Advt.
STOCKHOLDERS IN WESTERN
UTILITIES CORPORATION
TO VISIT HERE,

A party of distinguished North Da'
kota capitalists will visit Devils Lake
on Saturday. Included in the party
Hillsboro, E. J. Weiser, president and
Fred Irish, cashier, of the First Ma
tional bank, Fargo, James Kennedy
Fargo, f. E. Corson, Fargo, and posi-
bly, Governor Hanna. A representa-
tive of the Minnesota Trust company
will probably be included
This party comprises the main stock
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-02
ANNUAL SESSION TO BE HELD AT
- ,CHURCHS FERRY WEEK
5-$gt FROM TUESDAY,,

Arrangements have been made for Il
meeting of the old settlers association
to take place at Churchs Ferry Tues
day afternoon, May IL, at o'clock.
The meeting is called by president AL
Hausman, and is for the purpose Of
electing officers and the executive
committee will also make its annual
report. All members are urged to be
present.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-02

Dr.. Kings New Life Pills will re-
lieve constipation promptly and gst
your bowels in healthy condition
again. John Supsic, of Sanbury, Pa,
says: They are the best pills ever
used, and l advise every one to use
them for constipation, indigestion and
liver complaint Will help you.
Price Csc. Recommended by al drug
gists,-Advt, - -; - ~ %s>.> @s&$S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-02

holders of the Western Utilities com
pany and the trip is being made to In
jspect the new plant and become better
acquainted with Devils Lake business
men. ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-02
Professional Cards;
FLYNN q TRAYNoR

"
FLYNN & TRAYNoR
a Lawyers
] ttornsys$ and Counsellors at
Law \ Practice in all courts, =
State and Federal ~.
MI. EDWARD r. FLYNN ,
Specially, Titles, Corporation :
and Commercial Law
FIRED ]. TRAYNOR .
sLitigated Cases, Probat Practice .
Office in Mann Block .
Rooms 8. 81. 10 and II .
Devils Lake, N; D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-02
Constipation Cured.

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-14
AWED BY ''l3"
 WEDS ON I2TH

Greenwich. June 1A-Miss Adele Rttcf1ie, the actress, who first, in de- fiance of superstition, announced her marriage for Friday, June 13, 1913, at the thirteenth hour of that day chang ed her mind after all Through the urgent requests of her parents and friends she decided to change the wed ding date, and Thursday she and Charles Nelson Bell, of New York, left Applejack Farm here, where Miss accompanied by. her adopted sister, Mrs. Charles Boyd, and her pet York shire terrier, Dot IT., they went by aJu- tomobiIe to Stamford City Hall and were married by Justice ClOce at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
 The news did not become public u11- til yesterday. By the time it reached their friends, Mr and Mrs. Bell were motoring to the Berkshfres. They will return to Greenwich i'm two weeks, af- ter which Mrs. Bell will devote her spare time when off the stage to ra1s- ing chickens and dogs.
 MT. Bell is the son of John Bell, of Allenhurst, N. J., who is wealthy and interested in banking. He has been noted for his hberality to his son in the past. The latter is a wine inn porter, with an, office in Fifth ave- nue, New York. It is said he has been in love with the actress since he met her nine years ago ana ClhaL d115 father opposed the match A New York attorney appeared here Friday and started with Sheriff Fin negan in an automobile for the Ritchie place. Before reaching Apple1ack Farm they were informed that the wedding had occurred Thursday and that MT. Bell was probably in another State.
 Miss Rttcthie says she will not leave the stage She is tllirty-efx and her husband is few years her senior. She is impressed with the beauties of App1ejackJ Farm, which she leases and intends to purchase it Miss Ritchie's 's special pets are her Yorkshire terrier, which has taken many prizes; her fox terrier, Duchess; her horse, chicken that makes its home in the kitchen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-14

her so right away, but I didn't l. thought that she would get tired of me after awhile and turn me loose
 well, met Lucy. We fell in love with each other It just happened. kept intending to write to the other girl and tell her plainly that every thing was off, but I kept postponing it It seemed like a deuce of a hard job to tackle.
 4eBut finally I did write her. That was the very day Lucy promised to throw Prent McAfabin over and marry me
 we decided the best plan would be to slip away quietly and get married. We knew it would raise a row, but there was bound to be a row anyhow when they found she intended to marry me instead of Mc3faHn. So we figured we might just as well be away from there
 We left your place early on the morn ing of Oct 31, 1S8S-do you remember the date, Tom? We took the train for Clarksvine, Tenn, and got there about o'clock that afternoon. We were married in the hotel parlor. One of ! the hotel clerks and the county clerk himself were the witnesses.
 we went 10 O1nclnn5I1 anu 1rO1n there to Chicago. There we got rooms put on the south side-Hyde park, they called it And got me job I had Borne money left, but not enough to buy kohinoors and racehorses with. Be side, I really wanted to get to work wanted it for the first time in my life.
 we had been in Chicago a week when Lucy wrote home what she had done, and begged forgiveness for being fEo abrupt about it. At least, I suppose that is what she wrote. It was''-
 'T remember exactly what she wrote,' g says Colonel Tom
 'I never knew exactly" says the zoctor. 'NThe same mail that brought word from you that your grandfather had had some sort of stroke, as a consequence of our elopement, brought also two letters from Emma, the other @zzd You had forwarded them to Chi eago-
 Those letters began the trouble. Hou see, hadn't told Emma when wrote breaking off the engagement that n was going to get married the next day. And Emma hadn't received my letter, or else had made up her mind to ignore it Anyhow, those letters FWere regular love letters.
 From, I was in bad. The dates on them, you know, were so recent l didn't want Lucy to read them. But didn't dare to act as if I didn't want her to- So I handed them over.
 sI suppose-to bride who had only been married little more than a week and who had hurt her grandfather
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-14
tcoDtinusdl
CHAPTER Xx.

A Broken Honeymoon.
 T1O Colonel Tom says why not NN come down home into Tennes- Al. see with him fur awhile, and they will both try and fig ger out what he orter go to work se. It was the fall of the year, and Ahey was purty good hunting around kbere where Colonel Tom. lived, and Dave hadn't never been south any, and so he goes. He f1ggers he better &ake a good long vacation anyhow, fur hf he goes to work that winter or the mext spring and ties up with some job Rhat keeps him in an office there may De months and months pass by before Ae has another chance at a vacation Ghat is the worst part of a job. I found thnt out myself. You never can tell when you are going to get shut of it once you are fool enough to start in
 < In Tennessee he had met Miss Lucy. Which her wedding to Prent McTakin- was billed fur to come ofeahout the first of November, jest month away
 HI don't know whether ever told you or not" says the doctor, but I was engaged to be married myself, Tom, when went down to your place. That was what started all the trouble.
 You know engagements are like raccinadon-sometim they take and sometimes they don't Of course I had thought at one time I was in love with this girl was engaged to. When I found outI wasn't should have told
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-14

the colonel. 'tShe must have known 3 Any one could of told by the way he said it that he wasn't lying.
 Whatever became of Prentiss Mo Maxim, Tom?''
 Dead" says Colonel Tom. Quite awhile ago."
 ''Hm,'' says the doctor, still think ing hard, and then looks at Colonel Tom like they was an idea in his head Which he, don't speak her out, but Colonel Tom seems to understand.
 "Yes,,' he says, holding his head. +'I think you are on the right track now. YesI shouldn't wonder
 Well, they puts this and that togeth- CT and they agrees that whatever hap pened to make things hard to explain must of happened on that day that Prentiss McMakin met the doctor in the barroom and didn't shoot him as he had made his brags he would. Must of happened between the time that after noon when Prentiss AfcMakin left the doctor and the time Colonel Tom went out to see his sister and found she had went. Must of happened somehow through Prent McMakin
 We goes home with Colonel Tom that night. And the next day all three of us is on our way to Athens, Indfany, where. Ishad1 seen .Miss-Lucy at.-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-14
BLUE AND
 DISCOURAGED
Mrs. Hamilton Tells How She Finally Found Health fin Lydia E. Pinlxharn's Veg
 etable Compound.

Warren. Ind.-t1 was bothered ter ribly with female weakness. I had pains
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-14

'eI began taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and am now in good health. if it had. not been for that medicine would have been in my grave a long time ago. Mrs. ARTIE B. HAMILTON, R. ED. No. G.. Warren, Ind.
 Another Case.
 Esmond, R. I.-"I write to tell you how much good your medicine has done me and to let, other women know that there is help for them. \ I suffered with bearing down pains, headache, was ir- regular and felt blue and depressed all the time. T took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and commenced to gain in short time and am we'll wo- man today. I am on my feet from early morning until late at night running boarding house and do all my own work. I hope that many suffering women will try your medicine. It makes happier wives and mothers. Mrs. ANNA HAN SEN. Esmond. Rhode Island.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-14

ana was uOCE0SU1drS my head ached all the time,1 had bear ing down pains and my back hurt me the biggest part of the time, I was dizzy and had weak feel ings when I would stoop over, it. hurt me to walk any dis
 tance and I felt blue
 and disc011r1nod
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-14
CHAPTER XXI. EioI1Ia Martha.

f~PR my part, as the train kept kA getting further and further
 EH north, my feelings kept getting
 xe I1r1ra and more mixed It come
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-14

ADVERTISE IN THE FAR0IER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
alsSma!s bic a9aketpsf.

ns lit beier In8e Elm Ghfuldr hs oSarncrs, Sdfordl Genarcs.
II. z. a." 5uscsungcn. On bmielben miro er.dr, pab seuannte Organization
bic einsise mar. bic sr 3h fir cine 1atetpoit einseireten it, gs miro irner
ccnrotiert eb CUR 3Gt Dem Goareb brei 8crfaser pcrieser, Ole acpis @a,
bic BocrtcsSia ub Die Barcners9iu, pcts ole 0ernnatihurs Der bier
umctfaniihen Observation-Disclosures icrbern. 2ab Die egpresh %Seienjdaikn
nht am idlimuhcn BEL bieicm 2anheI pesfdnen. eehe i&on aug Der Sbats
fade bcruor, eob lie inter Der 9sde fir bic VaIieruue incr goriasen
nrbeuen. Die Der. Stnaten Nesierun8 babe dbr uht' nothl. ine grprss
Seienihafhu 81 perfaahiten, uub has quite @lo Der aulcrianitcn Stuerz
Sablen fir perpdRerte Iften 81 bcsabIcu. - |
Ah III bic 9eraunte MISUNDERSTANDING tsesen Die a6inaiiuna bs
Yaetpois Sonens sphens. es arbciten DUR Belt scpite 2eute III Der a6s
i6atfuns Der 3onen unS gr'esuns pnrh emen giuhsibssarif fir Yahte,
gerabe ipe Der Ginbeitss9nrH. fir Brefe. am1 bierseseu 1T geuanntc Craas
nhaiun. @efut6tr SanShdblms nmS gntisrnuus pirpen banu INNER 3n I'm
sunieu ser 8eanrun8 ien, Sas a@r 5aupiate lit, bic skntdubIer Mir
Den bon Den @erianhtbIuern einfadb aufs Erpdsne sersnt peroen.
Sn eieiem lesen &hnfte eebeI mir benz 8arner gonsreb poltaubs redt.
Cine Hafspoh pbne Sunentarif III bir3alanbe cir Iins Der MnuaSaIi&tdf.
Seberrarn fam bOt einiebsn. bb Der gerianoi zines sfeiaispsren Yatetss
BON sep 9ri mad DUBUQUE psnisst toten urb as bon Rem Vrt rad Gan
aranisco. Sio nit an benz 3onens Sben rithIu. Sos iSMest uatirah
ii6t aus, bb Die Yafetpot perbefert perSsn lam. Gesenudrhs ins
nqn6e Staten 81 bod. Ss sbt audi @enerola TnhneiFer StHsoG 81. "a
er erpiiebt iosor ais perrdnbiHr 1eitdismann bic Serabissnns. Muh Sic
grbobune Der Gchphhtsgrensc mare aueebroHt. aber ale biic yerbeNerun,
gen iOnnen aeiban persen. obns nas 3onen. ssfem abaaiaaHsn, cher be
gyprs5 .GcitTifafkn 81 rcrfaatliren--(G. ~ I"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
(Spczial-C Correspondent
Hon gr. ..

iillicBlidl ilidlt ntcbr piel 81 bcbcutcii,
&n Ten SiiSldio cill9crdumteH. hod,.
rid'iiaeii 8ercd,tigliigcu. ais bd limb:
tic d~l'slpurtiacu Sc5ichlnlgcu Der
Worgniei 5n ~iihcripda1cn. Die nilitGe
ri'dlc IiSofihHnA Gil lcitcu; @iienbnbs
rcn Nnrf rniIiidlc ilntcrrchnrcr bnrcri.
oic Sddsc bcs Snncrn ourdl Berg
eat behcn mn rdo nnbcboitc Sanb
irtar mndleE 81! Iaiicn. paran lpiro
lidl ipohI nid,to n,chr riitteln lniicn.
Ter A6fnl set Iongplci bon China
in ~tett1csre3S ohnc TcSciltlWg. Gpnl
Nltni:8 cnirac o'iipdrto bis an Die
mdrniMuriid'c @rcnSc. ilioiudrfa bis
Siuu H~id1thpicn .@cbirac unb Dem
norolidlcn 1hcil bcs initcrcn China
bcscdt bic Monsoici ctfpa ~ Ilz
lioucn G.iiabrntncilcn. Supou cnts
idllcu Gin Srittcl a,if sic inricrc Nonz
golci. lpeld,c porldniig China trcii &C.
blicbcn lit. mo Der Hcir nii bic 1nBcrc
Gou2nlci, ipcld,c iih iclbitdnbig &C.
madlt bat. Ger territorial s@erlllit
Gbina's oiirftc. niip unacfGhr cine
Iiliol, Gu1bratrneilen b~etrasen. Iuf
bicicr gciunitigeu Sdnbermnile tpobnen
nllcrrings nift eimnd( cine none
Miaion %Ginirobner, aber es fdqt bies
bcsbalb iucniaer ms 9eipid,t. fpeil
ppd, bier nidi sic ansabI Der Gin
ipobrcr. ictoern Sic 8ooenid,dse lnp
ole Observation-Disclosures Scitc bes
Rielrneebictss dusidla9gcbenb iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
Cime babfd)e Anskhotr.

Sem unldu9it beritorbenen Der
ipepen. Dem aeiitreid)en Hcbafteiir bcs
a9icn Subtle. ipurbe in iciuer letter
aranfbcit Der Vciiih bcs Mtiar. Stillcs
mans, Siifofo bon Sent. ungcScigt.
Ieripebcn nontc trob iciner grobcn
SfipGdc nidt i'm Bette bleiben. gr
lieb iid icincn Shlafrod iibcr bds
Hahtbcmb anlegcn iinp eripartcte Den
boben 8eiuf i'm 3ebnitiibl. gls Der
Biitof mad ciuer fur5en llnterbaltuns
iih ipieber 5u entfcrnen anihidte, crs
bob iid Ycripepen. nm i'm our 5biire
3u 9eleiten. lin @~ottesipilen feline
llnbeionnenbeit, mein Iicber Vers
.Ipepcnl" pebrte Der 9iitof ab.
,2alien Sic MIDI g%cipGbren!" ernis
eerfe Yeripebcn 'ldd)elnS. Ybcnn es lit
lpobl baS lebte Ial. baS Gin -
Sansculotte (Sbnc Soic) einem 8is
Idol bic ebre cripciit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18

~ Ill jel6en 3eit. bd lid IN 2onbcn
y bic Bosen Der duberen Yolitit
~ gu g,Gtten if]einen unb Seiter@
reid : llnsarn's Diplomatic in
Der Jrase oes Nbriabafens iotpie IN
Der Mutonornie Al6dnien's onrdb5iis
Srinseu boffen bari, lit aud in Der
inneren YoIitit cine getpiiie 8erubiss
ung su iinSen. Die sroben Ydrteien
bes oiterrcifiifen Observation-Disclosures
BADEN lid suinmrnenseflnben, nm cine
BtnunSrefor ourd5nfiibren.
bic benz bemofratiihen SduIe einise
@brc /mdd)t. gs iol nIrlih bic
Vsrional : ginfcmmcnitcuer BEL ben
ginfommen bon 10000 &rnner an
auitpdrts seiteigert. ferncr cine To-
2~0proSentise Eantieirenitener einscs
hobcn iperben, Johann cine Is III O.
aeieIIen . Steuer", inbert
SerIoneu. bic nit MIR elmer Ycrion
TN Sdiishnltc Ic6en. 10 Yrosent, bic
nit sfpei Y~eripnen. 90 Sro5cnf Suz
Id,lag sn 3oblen bdben; ierner iolen
Die 5ofdliidtcnrs unb Vud)nadcrs
petteuiiencr erb0bt. cine autonnobils
itcner einseiiibrt iperben. bercn Grs
trae Ser girdSenpifcsc suilieSt. cine
gbarnpd9nerjteiier uno cine grhobnng
Der observation-disclosures. Sic io3ials
poIitiiden 8eiiHtspunftc Sicies
Sinan3plancs iinh sclpib arsueriens
men. 2as Grtrdsnib iliebt 5irnI
3beile ben Stadtsbeamt e II 81.
gum Ibeile BEN Sonbs Der iieb8ebn
aronldneer uno bient bier baiiptiddJs
lih Der auibeiiertns Der Sebrcrs
gchalte.
1sriwiiYbissrweiie iHlasen sesen
Siste Btnaasrefsrm eerase bic 0rups
pen ON Sefttsitsn los. bic Dor ben
g4ahlen ben Heamten umb 2ehrern bic
meiten nnb unerfiabare WeripreHnn.
gen ssnta&t baben: Die liberale unb
isSialbsmpfratif&e EreKe. Sic Vreiie
bes @~robfnpitais befdmpft am Sefti9s
fen Die nut Der @rbobune Der Gins
fommenifener berbnnoene Sud,cin NJ
Iiini, b. /, Die grmdhfisuns Der
Stenercrsane. In bic @eiHditsbiider
iinb ionitise iHriitlifc aiIscihnunec,
iiber Sas einfomTen ginelid gu neb'
J nscn; Sies ctslei@ Samit cine dasca
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
llnabbdnaiakeits- Grklarane ncr Momsolei.

hlHod foroert sic oifcntlidJc Ntci:
~ ming III Gbiita bic gcipoitiome
~ lfntcrpcrfims der Monnclci,
~ felh't ircuil .bdinit elm aricg
gcaen RnBIdnN ~pcrbrnecn marc.
llebcrnG lucrbet 6elpialnmiungcn Der.
d%iitdftet urs Gerbdtlhc gchilact, ipcid's
einc urtcsitiisuus Der &ricao Vrp..
niiion porbercitcn inllen. Vic Sc
aierling iri,ulrt notbgcbrlurstn in ros
aficss9cid,rei elm, icIbit Srnjntiru
ioli on9ebIid, Den arics nit Der Mrn
golci forbcriL turS sic Stinmuno III
III 96inn 10 ~tricneriiGI ipic ic. Selle
rod, id'eint hds aGce rlr Srtroniird
tiorsluertb 5t tnbcn. Gem ta nat
it'd inspiiden bcrcits nuf iricrlifc'u.
@e6c nnh chnc STircriiircit, In Der
Monaolei Die !lmirdlsnng poflSoacu.
irctHc Ghird pcrhinocyn nodjtc. Bic
dlibcrc Mougolci hat lid, iiir unaba
bongiB crflott urb iid) croaiittie inter
Die Sdrisherridlait RltBlorb'a 9circat.
Wte mir idlon mclA;tcu. tnbcl1 sic SER
biinbctcu Siiritcr init ciniacn aues
fabnlcn cine @cinnhtidlnft rad,
PETERSBURG geidiid.. Sieic @cidueta
ifjait teiteIt ais iieben |~cripucn. an
ocren Spise Der monooliid)c Miniitsr
beg slcuBercn lid beiinhct, Sic iii
bereits II, Yetersburg nuacfprmcu.
Der Iornlide @crtrae. III ipclfem
IuBldrb bic llnabbdnaigfcit Der Npne
lnlei arierfdnut bat, ioll min ourd) Den
riiiiid1cn 8aiicr feline Srndtisms
criahreiL
Sb Damn nod in circm r,liiiid)c
d,ineiiid,cr Nbfonnmcn fir China
cihi9c 8cd,te iibri9 blciben. hat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
(Speziell fur desc Zeituns.)
atan l1m. frsmM.

fen, nod fiible if mid bdaii bcrufcn
CO 5u thur, %urnipn,ebr nls i1 Del,
Hdtfolecr Better @cui0ot's bon iciner
ainbbeit an fdnnte. Gines ut itd]er,
bic 3eit,ins entiprad, nidt BEN CIR
%pdrtuneen bes jiinsercn 8rnbers
Better geuiIlot,s llb bieicr cntiprad)
ben Gripartun9cn Der Iftiondrc
nnb Nbonnenten niGt. Sas 8latt
mubte cine neue gpolut;on bnr1>
MAIDEN iinb ssldrete ant is. Mdrj
1912 in bic Sdnbc elmer neuerl @es
ielihaff. in tpelher g6renmGnner mic
Der @rai be Cir Saliiies iteben. aus
8iidiiht fir ben Narncn WeuiIlot err
Idubte man benz cbemalieen Director
Srans 0euiqot ieinen Hamen nod
feds Rcnate ar Der Spite bes DlntteS
su feben. Sn Der Summer bes Is.
Septembers tpnrbsn Die 2eier bcnafs
ridtisi, bab ferasrbin Der SruSer
Setter Veuinot's niGt mebr als
Director senannt iuerSc. Sein Same
lit burh bns @otto .@ott bcl4iise
Srdnfreih" erIssf fporSen. 9 h.
0ie meme ,@eif1ihaft bat pertrdsss
ni1big bic Iitnrbeiteridaft bon Srnn3
Weuillpt b~eibebdlten. aSert Srtbur
aotb, Der NIT mir i'm III nipcrs"
Jest nod elmer Der beiben ein5isen
1leber[ebenben bes 8ebaitionsitabes
aug ben Seiien bes eroben admpen
2ouis seeuiaot's lit, lit sesenpdrtis
gbefs 8ebaiteirr.
GO ssht bag @eriHt, man bcabs
iihtise cine r,eue 3eitu1s su sriinoeu.
Die si6iiht lam tuobl beiteben; es
frast iih nur tpcber bic nDtbigcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
9mnerpnlitirdyes aus Der gnppel- attnuardie.

ten bdben MIR 8ut nno glut bei5us
iteIen, Die b~erridcnbe Nation lit Die
magbariihe unb mill es audi ferners
bin bleiben. Ser @dblreform @nts
rplirf Der 3esiernns bat iclbit in ben
areiier Der berri6enben magpariihen
9iberaleu iolfen llnipiIen errest. DAP
5ablreide Nnstrittc ans Der Hegies
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