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Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18
GOLD EXPORTS
DEPRESSING
Continued Tight Money and
Demand in Europe Offset
Improved Bank Situation
at Home.
MARKET WAS SLOW

NEW YORK. March l7.-Althoush
the stock market at nc time today
was subjected to severe pressure
trading was slow. Engagement Of
S2,eo6.o0e more gold for France ana
the continuance of high money rates
were al unfavorahle. T. p lost ?
points and s p advanced as much
rising on report would fare better
with the new dissolution plan. The ef,
feet OF an Unexpectedly good bank
statement last week was partly of
set by the further engagement Of
gold for export
Liquidation in New Haven contin-
ued, the price falling to ia IL. new
low record The bond market was
depressed. Sales. par value sI.O6i.-
600.
Guild To Meet
st. Johns guild will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the home
OF Mrs. Burgess.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18
L. ). OVERLOOK

CTelegraphie Market Letter from,
Paine Weber Co. Boston. for yester
day)
The continued decline in Boston &
Maine and New Haven. the standard
railroads of New England, is attract
ing all the attention in the local
market at present and is causing an
easiness which prevents any specu
lation in the coppers. Prices sagget
Tractionally today but the volume Of
business was small the transactions
have no significance. Local cuTbs
continue duh at unchanged quota
lions. North Butte declared a diyi
dond OF 80 cents, payable April 10.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18
No Reason Why Anyone Should Suf-
fer With Such Dishesrtenins
Experience.

No case OF contagious blood poison Is
ever cured until the last particle Of the
virus has been removed from the circuiap
ton. The least faint left in the blood
will, sooner or later cause a fresh out
break Of the trouble. with an IT'S hideous
and destructive symptoms OF liberated
mouth and threat, copper colored
splotches. falling hair. sores and ulcers,
etc. No other medicine so surely cures
contagious blood poison as S. S. S. II
goes down into the blood and steadily
and surely drives out every particle OF
the Infection. II absolutely and perfectly
purifes the blood. and leaves this vital
fluid as fresh rich and healthy as IL was
before the destructive virus OF contagious
blood poison entered the circulation.
S. S. s. quickly takes effect on the blood,
and gradually the symptoms disappear.
the health Is improved. the skin cleared
Of all spots. sores and other biemishes,
the hair stops coming out. the mouth and
throat heal and when s. s. 5. has
cleansed the system OF the poison no
trace OF the disease is left. $. S. s.
cures conta gious blood poison because II
is the greatest Of all blood purifiers
tested and proven in hundreds and hun
dreds Of cases all over the country.
You will find S. S. S. for sale in al
drug stores at 800 per bottle. Write to
Tire Swift Specific Co. LEI Swift Bldg,
Atlanta. Ga, for private medical advice
and a very instructive book on all blood
diseases. sent free, sealed in plain
vvra uper,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18
Madero Family Talks in East

4 AkNO tt LdSk
hand. declared that the new law had
not as yet, been given a chance 20
prove its worth. Whipple declared
that the passage of the law had Civ.
en- Arizona great credit all over the
country. Maddox of Coeonino coun-
ty. moved to lay the matter on the
table for consideration today, which
in view OF the discussion and the
lateness Of the hour was done.
When Captain Kelton's resolution
endorsing Senator Henry F. Ashurst's
stand on the law before congress
providing for the government owner.
snip Of the mail cars came up, Gro
foot wished any particular reference
TO Senator Ashurst eliminated, and
the names of all who voted for the
measure in congress, substituted. The
house however, could not see any
thing to the Pima county represen-
tatlFes Suggestion.
The question of holding night SEES
sions again came up in the senate
yesterday. Some were of the opin-
ion that night sessions should begin
next Monday in order to get through
with the work on the revision OF the
code. Worsley. Pace and VESSEL
wanted to work at night, but Sena-
/ tor Davis of Maricopa, said that in
/ two weeks time night sessions could
well begin. Senators Sims and Da-
Wis both asked that no immediate
| change be made, and the matter left
as it stands. After some further
consideration of bills before the SEN
ate. the body adjourned
! cabinet, and General FREDERICK Con-
zales Cara, who was governor of the
federal district OF Mexico, arrived
with the Maderos.
The report from San Antonio, Tex,
to the effect that Emilio Madero had
issued a statement that the Madero
family would never aspire again to
rule, indeed, would never return to
Mexico; ELECTED nothing but shrugs
from the two brothers here.
The Maderos were met at the pier
by General Ricciotti GaribaIdi, son of
the great Italian liberator and DR..
and Mrs. w. S. Scott Of this city,
who escorted them TO the Ansonia.
American Resufees Arrive.
Forced by the difficulties placed in
her way by the Mexican government
to leave the body OF her husband in
Vera Cruz, Mrs. Richard NJ. Meredith
Of Cynthiana, KY, arrived here to
join her relatives. The tragic death
of her husband Frustrated Mrs. Mere
dith.
Mr.. Meredith was sitting at a desk
in Porter's hotel when at artillery
cuel began. A shell burst through
the hotel window and killed him,
P. L. Griffith of this city, accom-
panied by his wife and two children,
brought back the body of his mother,
Mrs. Charles Griffith, who was struck
by the same shell that killed Mrs.
Holmes, a young American woman at
whose home Mrs. Griffith was visit
ing.
Mr.. Griffith said robbers broke into
the house and stole everything he
owned
Ambassador Wilson deserves :he
thanks of every one for the splendid
way in which he stood by his fellow
countrymen," declared Mr.. Griffith.
1T was due to his efforts that a "a
hour armistice was arranged to give
foreigners a chance to move out or
the danger zone"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18
LEVY BROS. MARKET LETTER

Today's market unchanged. Every
thing is at a standstill and the mar
ket has showed slight decline since
Saturdays close. What it will do
next is hard to decide and we stu
are bearish toward the whole affair.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18

At a meeting of the board Of d.
rectors Of the Lion Hill Consolidated
Mines. held on the first instant. z.
W. Clark Of Ophir. Utah, was elected
president. Mr.. Clark is at present,
and has been for many years. treas
urer and general manager OF the
ophir Hill Consolidated Mining CON-
pany, owned by Ex-senator W. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18
OLD N. n. FOR SALE

CONCORD, ". H., March 17.-Gor.
don Woodbury.. candidate for U. 8
senator, charged today before the leg
islative investigating committee that
member OF the legislature offered
to sell his vote and deliver three 9th.
er votes for $1,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18

Clark Electric Company. which sup
plies power to the properties of oph-
ir and Tooele. He has charge of all
of ex-senator Clark's interests in the
Ophir district
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18

Clark OF Montana, and he has
achieved notable success In the de-
velopment Of that property, which is
estimated to earn $4,000 to $50 900
a month net. and it adjoins the Lion
Hill property. Mr.. Clark is also
general manager OF the Ophir & St
John railroad, which is a branch Of
the San Pedro Railroad, and OF the
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18
Sporting Euents Booked in Week

Opening OF annual tournament Camden C.
Harry Trendal vs. Jack Shelton, 10 Louis
Ora Monngstar
pionshp - - ' 'NANi
Abe Atter Kfkes rounds at New York
Toronto. ~ ~ ~ ' a.
intercollegiate wrestling championships
fencing gin in New oke
Meeting at Harrisburg Pa
Crosse Association at Toronto
Monte = - $3.50 - -
Opening championship
golf tournament
Opening horse shou in
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18

II you want to be cheerful just set
your mind on it an do it. Can't none
OF US help what traits we start out
in life with, but we kin help what we
end up with.-Mrs. Wigs.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18
The ARIZONA AND new
MEXICO RAILROAD Co.
PASSENGER SERVICE

e:55 a. m Lv Clifton ar. $3.50 D. m.
T:34 a. m Nv Guthrie Lv 1920 D. m.
s:1s a. m. Lv Duncan Lv 1925 p m.
1888 a. N Lv Lordsburg Lv 1913 D. m.
l0:45 a. m. Ar HIachita Lv 1i:59 a. m.
South bound train connects with
Southern Pacific west bound train
No. l. leaving Lordsburg 1857 a. M
Mountain Time.
South bound train connects with e
Pas & Southwestern east bound
train for FL Paso, leaving Hachita At
1850 q. m, Mountain Time. and
with west bound train for Douglas
and Bisbee. leaving Hachita at 1850
a. m. Mountain Time.
R. X. MINSON,
Clifton, Ariz. General Passenger Agent
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18
NOTES INFLUENCING THE DAY
ITO Levy Bros. Brokers. from Coz
respondents in the EastD

Money stringency in Europe is
passing over and the situation is Ike
~ TO improve soon
Balance OF trade in favor of U. s
in February $44,456,702 and estab'
fishes a new high record.
Pacific railways have until May
~ to prevent new plan OF disso-
luton.
President Wilson soon TO announce
his attitude toward Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18
Father Old and Broken.

Il am old, tired, broken and grief
stricken. Three sons have been muir
dered and l have come here to rest
and plan for the future"
The general like his brother, de-
clared that he could diyulge none Of
the family plans.
The Maderos arrived on the Ward
liner Mexico from Havana. Sonora
Madero, widow OF the assassinated
president, leaves Havana tomorrow
for New York Rafael Hernandez,
cousin of the late president and sec
rotary of the interior in the Madero
nation OF the provision from the
code the bubble bursted and there
was argument on the floor. Repre-
sentative Kerr OF Yuma county
wanted the lay replaced in the code
and gave many reasons for the re-
tention Of the measure. Represen-
tatiye Lyons OF Graham county. In
defense of the committees action,
said that no judge should be so han
dicapped as to place the fulfillment
of sentence in the hands of
parole clerk. Kerr. on the other
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18

NEW YORK, March 15.-I,roken
in health and fortune but with the
fierce Latin love of revenge burning
nercely, the remnant Of the Madero
family is in New York.
With the exception Of Sonora Ma
dero, the widow of the murdered pres.
ident of the Mexican government, the
brothers who fell and the few scat
tered cousins who are in hiding in
the far southern provinces, the entire
family is here, part of 1t in the An
sonia and the others in another ho.el
in West Seventy-sixth street.
or Mexico, its recent sanguinary
history, its uncertain present and
its hay future. neither Francisco
Madero, ST.. the father of the slain
executive, nor Ernesto, the dead
statesman's uncle. would talk. II was
only after incessant questioning that
they would speak at all.
Ernesto Madero, who with his wife
and nine children, is at the Ansonia,
FASTENED to deny tonight the story
that he laid at the door of Ambassa-
dor Wilson any of the blame for the
overturning OF the Madero govern
ment or that he held Mr.. Wilson re-
sponsible in any degree for the grief
Of the Madero family.
Shortly after Senior Ernesto, his
wife and the nine young Madercs-a
series of steps in size, but replicas OF
each other in features and style OF
dress-arrived at the Ansonia, he
was asked whether he and his broth
er had arrived to rehabitate the fam
lily fortunes and plan for an attempt
20 regain the power taken from them.
Refuses to Discuss Mexico.
81 cannot now talk about Mexico, ="
he said. Some time later may be, /
shall tell you my plans. / do not
know the status Of the family for.
tunes. Much was confiscated, much
destroyed, much lost forever. Blu We
are TO hear from Mexico soon, and
then we shall know just where We
stand.
My brother is tired and heart
broken, as am |. Yet, we have not
lost the sight OF justice nor has cur
knowledge of the truth changed.
have not said, nor has my brother,
that Ambassador Wilson was in any
was responsible for the trouble OF
Mexico, nor of my family. That is
false utterly.
Francisco was not shot in his cell
That is another erroneous impress
sion. He was shot while on his way
to the penitentiary. But l can say
no more nowg We cannot tell yet
our plans"
Francisco Madero, who is the guest
of Mrs. McLaren, mother of William
McLaren, the American banker IN the
City of Mexico who is looking s:ter
the finances of the Madero family.
said:
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18
METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK. March Hooper
firm; electrolytic Is to 1912. Elk
ports OF month. 21.09S tons. London
quiet
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-18

Review Advertisements Pay
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05
Sn 9unftu Warftfrage

fpirb Dem y9u6uolie Semotrat" 9e>
ffriebcn: liner Wnrft lit INNER fir
eini9e unierer Siir9er, Die boftten mir
iid einen Gortbeil 81 er5telen, elm
Corn i'm Auge getpeien. Ss lit niht
mebr oIles bort, ipie es friiber mar
unb cs i6eint tein 3peifel 81 Critic
rer, baB Der @roceriitcne Verctn 81
einem 9etpiHen 9rnbe Die Yrciic lcBt
bort feitiebt. gs lit aber aud gar tein
3peifcl porbn1ben, bnB Den Wtit9lies
bern bieiesg ereins gerdbe in Die Sdnpe
aeipielt piirbe, ipenn Der Iurft nufgez
bpben niirbc. Sarum iiebt es bodit
perbGhtig aus, ipenn 9efpille bon llnIes
rem Stabtratbs zRit9liebern nnb tdgz
Iifen 3eitun9en Die Ibi6affilng bcs
Rarttes befiirtportcn, oils Strafe fir
9eipiiie l1ebergriffc ieitens Der Warft<
Ieute unb @roceriiten. Sic rtftige
Strafe fir @ergeben, lpic an9eoeutct,
lit Die i'm itaatliden 8eieBbu6e por~
geifriebene 9e9en SerihpDrun8en
linb Gombinatipneu gum 3fpedc bon
8reistreibercien. Der County GIN
malt une Die @rpBaeihiporenen tDnn>
ten iebr balb Die S6uIbiScn CUR
Gtrafe bringen, ipenn Der ernite
@unidJ ba mare. IS fpdre gar niht
nbtbis, ben Sauptihulbiscn, ben
8rpceriiten cine Irdmie 81 seben
burf abihaffuns bes Warftes, oantit
bic 8Grtner beitraft wiirben. Hatiirz
lid fir Sic niirbe es baun i6limm
pcrben. neil lie obne Rarft. nebmen
miibten, mas Die Sauflcutc gebcn nolz
ten, nafbem Die inter iih Die Sreiie
feitgcicbt bdttcn. Sas Eublitum
miiBte Damn Scbtercn 3nblcn, mas lin
9cbcimen Hutb" beihloiien ipiirhe.
Sic @drtncr ipiirben Damn iiherIih
nid)t 3upicl bctommcn unb audi ha5
Sublifrm nidt 81 peni9 81 5ablcn
baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05

@id,ael's s8irhc an @aibineton Ctr.
9 llbr. = 8cihdftsiienng. @pre
trdg pes botlp. Cos. 8entter, ct.
Spllis. MO, iiber rSo5ialc Srganis
idtipn".
2 ltbr Nahmittaas. = 8eihdftss
iibun9. @prtras ilber G%cntraliteac
uub Stubicnbaus.
1880 llbr Mbcnbs. = MolIcnpcrs
iamlnlnng fir Sralcn unb MGbdcr
in Der Scitbaac.
10 D Of. bcn 6. 81 u9uit.
s llbr.-Hequiem fir bic pcritprs
bencn @fitglieper in Ser ct. @nna>
Stride, SrDablpap unD Gnislie Strabe.
9 llbr. = @cid)dftsiieung nit
Hcferat.
, llbr.-Scnmtcnipabl unr Sd,lub.
Ilf elmer Der @cIddftsiibungcn
miro Or. @leis, Yrofciior Der serntaz
niitild)en Ebilolo9ie an Der &ntbplis
idcn l%tniperiitdt an @aibington, 8.
g., Gin Ncfcrat iibcrncbmcn.
Nuh Der &eriammlung: 8ootfabrt
auf Dem &iagaraz Sluiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05
Steueramt in Dubuque.

ginneniteuer Collector 2puis Wir>
PIN erbielt am 80. Sui Die offi5ielle
Nadri6t, bob bic 5tpci Steueromter in
Soma peridmol5en iperoen unb bnB
Die 6auptoffice na6 Dubuque perlegt
tpirb.
Sicrburf pirb Der fol9enoe Irtifel
flnr: liner Sinnenitcueramt, dubuque
unb Siib>S arolina. - Nan ipiirbe
faim 9laliben, baB ir9enb peld,e Ser
binbun9 3tuiiden bieien brei beIteben
fDnnte. Sod lit es 10. @dre es
ni6t fir SiibzGarolinu gctpe1en, 10
bate Soma nod feline 3tpei 9unbcss
Sinnenlteuerdmter, pie lett Sabrcn,
bas cine in Dubuque mn bas al0ere
III Burlington. SrGiibcut 8ilion bat
oas cine Imt gan5 abgeihofft unb
2ouis Wurpbp 5um Steuereinnebmer
fir Den gan5cn Staat ernunnt. &cis
rer Der Gongrebs Heprdientuntcn bon
Soma I6cint etrpas nou hieicr Icnbe@
rung getuuBt 81 BADEN. Sir NQc mar
es cine lleberraihung. Siib< Carolina
bat lie beruriaht. Die beioen Caro-
lina's, Norb uub Siib. bilbcten suioms
men einen S%inneniteucr 9iItrift. Siioz
Carolina ipullte alleiu icin. Ser Gonz
9reB bate nur SO Siitritte crlallbt.
lin Siibz9arolina 81 cinem ioldeu Al
MAIDEN, muBte irgenolpo nnocrs elmer
abgcidafft perben. Sotpa hattie 3tpei,
neren Ginndbmen 5uiumutcu Mot 10
bod iuaren ais Die BON Ztaote 5UOs
HornIino SNrIrr n,t,.N, ~ ,s,, g.,
nnierem Stnntc nbacidoiit. IS miro
bart periudlt, Die Gmts'tcnc mad 9cs
@oines 81 ncrIcGcn hatl lie bier in
Dubuque 81 bcIoiieu. Cb9lcid mir
an eiuem guOe ocs Stnutcs iiuo, 10
ipiirbc bic Central GAGE bon Ccs
Noiues peniN llntcridic0 maiden. ou
Der Snupttbcil Ser &uloc9e @inrcns
~itereru bonn 0itli6eu 2bcil Ocs Stuas
tes be5nblt miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05
ScS MpincS fault &aiier,ucrfc.

Gin fat 2OsjGbri9cr &nmpi nm sic
@erItnbtlifIng Der @oiicrlpcrte murOc
enblih burd Ben SbihluB ciucS Gous
traftcs gum %crtnuf Scr &oiicr!ucrfc
an oic Stubt fir $4,000. 522 bccurst.
Sos @cIdGft muroc in G6icago Tpis
idjcu Wnuor Snuc% " 6anuo NM
Nntpalt s. W &UcrS ais &crtrctcru
Der Stabt cincricit5 uub 8lpiihcn Is.
u. Yapion, Srdilbcnt Ser =. VI.
@aiier 60, icincm @cucruls Wanagcr
6. e. 9enmau uub Dem Imualt $. s.
Tnrriib anScrcrieitS d6gcidlplicn;
b%or6cbaltlid Der 0cnchmigung ocs
S%tabtrntbes, oph Gilt bicic fir iidcr.
WapOr 6nnna bcrid,tete Dem Stahts
ratb beutc baS 9icllltnt Der Inter
Ianblungcu unb er miro, ipcun bicicr
3uitimmt, iebr 6nlb cine Spe5inllpa6l
a~norbnen bebllf3 Grm66tiguug Su
sinsr Bombs IuS8abc, I'M ben aauis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05

SRI. green bon indianapolis, Snb..
falifte bns notbi9e 2anb l1nb permdd)>
ti9te es Den S6ipeItern, ais Mnbenfen
an lire @ltern. Hdbrenb nun bas
neile @ebdube ballptidhli6 ais Sim
bcrbeipabranitalt 9ebralldt iperoen ioa.
iteben Die @ortbeile beslelben jebof,
nu6 dltercn Wdbden unb Wiittern Der
Nahbaridaft CUR @erfii9ung. Sn
eincm 9roBcn Saal befinben lid Ndbs
flaiien, in anberen nirp &dfelarbeit,
5utmaherei. Nabelarbeit II. bgl. M.
eclebrt. Iuh cine &odiduIe ipirb
%bemnddrit eingerihtet iperbcn. Sn
flint 3immern iinb a%inbereartenz
&laiien untcr9ebraht. Die erDberen
8inbcr iperoen @artcnarbeiten gelcbrt
unb lie ale intereiiieren lid iebr fir
oieIes Sad. Nod nid)t senue bamit.
oaB Die Shipe1tern Die &inber Den
9an5en Gag iiber 10 in Sbbut unb be-
iddfti9t balten, beiprgen lie au6 nod
Die Iabl5eiten fir ale bieie Gleinen.
Die 8plblaubz Sede, tpeIGe bic
grpBe Slppel Der cpn9rel1tpnelen
@ibliotbef, 5u elmer Der ihDuiten Saus
tenihpnbeitcn Der @unbesbauptitabt
mahte, fdn9t an, ab8uniieen., lleber>
all 3ei9en ii6 Die 8irfungen Der iies
ben5ebn Sabre lang alf bas auppel>
oah ipirfenben Come, bes @inbes
llnb bes Gegeps. @an ihGbt, bab
Die Hcitaurieriing Dem Snfel Gam
nidt ipeniger als $4,000 foiten ipirb.
Sicie Mrbeit mib jebodr balb geiueben,
nm Die 8ibliotbefs> &uppel I'M barmos
nilden Sarbeneinflanee NIT Ser &ups
pei Des &apitols an balten, ipelhc ais
Nadbar gerabe ge9eniiber ith erbebt.
Sas Smitbionii6e Snititut Eat TO-
ebcn cine Sotation pom pcritorbenen
2eanoer &. Chamberlain erbalten,
runo $4,000. Sieies .@ei6enf IoQ
I'M Sntereiie Der nSiaac Sea GoQefs
ton" bon Gbcliteinen unb WoIlsfen
p%eripenbet lperben. Ser 8eritorbcne
ipar ndrnlib Gin eifriser Samm(cr
ilno Contributor bieicr Sammlung.-I
e. S. W.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05
!: etabt nno Mmgegeu6.


= gcfauntlidD pnr Sr. @einlhenf
bon Selepuc, Soma, elmer Der Weit@
griinpcr Der nSutn". ilber beren digit
tribes gnoe auf Seite 10 oieier Nlm>
mcr Hebe gebt. Ser Scriht iiber bas
Gnbe jener fatbolilden @riinbung lit
bon einem Cos. q. Aral unter5eihnet
llilb Der einSi9e Seriht. Der inns our
3cit iiber bieien ipid)tigen @egenltanb
pprliegt. 8ir mDhtcn bieien 8eriht
uniereu 2eiern niht porentbalten. ieis
ner Wihtigfeit iptgcu. Hidtsbeitoz
peniger parneu mir Die 2eier - sez
rape ipeil Der Scriht pom einem &ral
bcritamnlt = ibr, ~pffcnes llrtbeil it'd
ppr5ubcbalten. &as and immcr aus
iencm @crihtc gcihloIcn iperbcn fann:
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ipirflif periud)t bat, iporii6er anbere
amerifaniide antboIifen in alien Sons
arten Dos Slaue bonn 5immel berab>
gei6tpdbt baben.
- 9a5 brittle Spfer Der Sibc bat
Dubuque fir Die Commentator 1913
al per5cidnen. Im Sonnerstag lit
Senrp Snrr bon Yutoii unb in benz
SbiirenSS epartement Der Sarlepz2oet>
iNcr SO. tbGttg i'm Tinlep : Soipital
einem Sieidlag erlegen. Sas 5ipeitc
Spfer mar 8. Sidels. Sci Der Nrbcit
in einem Stcinbrlh erlng am Witts
iuod Der So Sabre altc Irbeiter Sanicl
Sidels cincm &ibidlus. 3cbn anOcre
Nrbeiter luuroen ppn Der SiBe ii6erz
nlnnnt.
9as ncre 6ptel fir Dubuque
miro befanntlih 100000 foiten; bas
boa lit Die gauge Summe bis anf
untcridrieben. 8ereitS jest
mDd)ten Die Aftieniubnber %tpilien. nie@
pielc Stabt> ulo 9ountpltercrn Iie 81
bled)en bnben iperoen. Sie perlangen
iiir cinige Sabre cine milpere Scbanbs
lung in bicier Siniid,t.
WattbeipS & Chalmers, Ibboz
faten, 3immer 4O2 Sccuritp Bulb
ing. Selepbon 1852. Yrnfti5ieren in
StaatSz unO @umbesgeridten.
= Dubuque Gountp Snrmer baben
bis gum Is. Iuguit. Inn Dem neiien
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