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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
A Life Sentence

Of suffering with throat and lung
trouble is quickly committed by DR..
Kings New Discovery. soc and 81.
Frank B. Clark.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
Serious Laceratjons

Serious Lacerations
and wounds are healed. without danger
of blood poisoning. by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, the healing wonder. Only Csc.
Frank B. Clark.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-04
nual pay roll.

nual pay roll. .~.
Division point of two roads.
Annual tonnage 100000 tons.
Forty-five passenger trains daily. 8
Two passenger stations.
Three freight depots.
Three terminal points.
Other Possessions. %,
Ottumwa has: :.
Forty-two churches and missions.
One sisters convent. .....
One Y. M. G. A. with 1000 mem
bers.
One Y. w. c. A. with 500 members
Two hospitals.
Two opera houses.
Six motion picture theaters.
One armory.
One company I. N. G.
One regimental band, 81 members.
Two daily newspapers.
Four weekly newspapers.
Four express companies.
Eighty acres city parks.
Three fire stations.
Two Independent fire companies.
One hundred factories.
$8,000,00O capital Invested.
$16,000,00O annual product.
5000 employees.
Thirty jobbing houses.
$3,0O0,OO0 capital invested. VI.
$8,OOO,0OO annual business. . Up
Ten banks. -. g,, -, 49,.
One trust company. ~.. '5...
. Capital $3.50, 1000. ~,@.
Surplus $4,000.
Deposits $5,178,511.
Postoffice costing $235,000.
Five sub-stations.
Nine rural routes.
Fifty-three employees.
$4,000 receipts annually. ,5 ..o..
u. S. postal savings bank. ..
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-06-12
Council Meeting

The adjourned council meet
ing was held ON Monday evening.
1t was voted to extend the water
mains on Bayfield, street and
Pine street for one block. The
Water company was also ordered
to flush the mains near the Gar
field and Walker schools at least
once each month. The sum OF
800 was voted toward a 4th OF
July celebration for this year
Aldermen Herring, Lysager and
Bryan were appointed as a COM
mittee to make the settlement
with the new town of Bayview.
Aldermen Bryan, Amoly and
Herring were appointed as mem.
bers of the Board of Review.
The council will meet again on
June Both to take up the grant
ing of new saloon licenses.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-06-12
Engineers Meet

A meeting of the engineers
and committees appointed some
time ago to go over the road
question at the head of the bay,
was held yesterday afternoon at
Ashland when figures on the
different roads were submitted.
The engineers submitted figures
to show that the cost of new
bridge over Fish Creek to take
the place of the long bridge
would be $1O,810 while the canal
road would cost $6,658. The
county board will go over the
reports of the engineers at their
meeting to be held soon.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-06-12
OPEN AIR MEETINGS
To be Conducted Sunday
Evenings During Sum
mer Months.

BY a unanimous vote the con-
gregation gathered in the
Methodist Church on Sunday
evening last agreed to hold their
Sunday evening services in the
open air during the summer
months, when the weather per-
mits. If the evening is cold and
blustery the congregation will
gather in the church and the
service will commence at 8 O.
clock. but if reasonably mild all
members and friends are invited
to meet at the corners of Wash
ington avenue and Bayfield, st.
by $50 o'clock. Hymn books
will be provided and the singing
will be accompanied by an or
gan. The male quartette will
render special selections. The
offertory will be received as in
the church. The theme of the
Gospel address for next Sunday
evening will be 1.-THE More Album
dant Life" Everybody well.
come.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-06-12

$500 reward for information
leading TO the arrest and conviction
OF the party stealing the sucking
pig from the Loveland farm between
June 9th and 9th. w. A. Loveland.
Frank Preston, the Minneapolis
land man, transacted business in the
city the first of the week.
Mrs. Hayden and Miss McClane OF
Ashland visited at the f. Bennett
residence at Ba:ksdale last Sunday.
John Walsh and family we're at
Port Wing for day the first of the
week.
Mayor HI. Fl. Peavey was here
from Madison for a day or so during
the forepart of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gackowski are
rej 1icing over the arrival of baby
girl at their residence Monday noon.
Ed. Williams has started the work
of painting his property Oh the corn
err of first avenue east and Bayfield,
street. Ed. believes in keeping his
property looking fine at all times.
The w. E. l.. & P. Co. have beer
stringing wires out the county read
east of the city this week and the
Sprague residence will soon be light.
ed by electricity. Other farm
homes out that way will also be
wired. With telephones an6 lights
that section is certainly right up to
snuff.
WANTED-A good cook in a
family where two girls are kept.
Good wages. Apply mornings.
Mrs. A. W. Sanborn,
100 Second Ave. West
Ashland, Wis.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-06-12
BesSemer Gives up the
Ghost in Seventh Inning.
Quit Game in the Seventh
Frame to Stop the
Heavy Score.

The Washburn Base Ball team
continues to keep up the record
made at Ashland three weeks
ago by defeating every team
played against. LIST Sunday S
game was with the Bessemer,
Mich., team and the range boys
we're given a hard drubbing,
quitting the game in the seventh
inning when it was apparent
that they did not have a ghost OF
show of winning. The local
boys started the hit and run
game in the very first inning by
putting two men across the
plate. During the second, seven
of the men up succeeded in
crossing the plate, another run
was made in the third inning,
two more in the 5th and four
runs in the sixth. The home
boys did not bat again.
Bessemer was given three
goose eggs and in the 4th inning
pitcher Schmirler gave them an
opportunity to rap the ball and
this inning the range boys made
five runs. They were given the
frigid mark in the 5th inning
and run in a score in the 9th.
In the seventh they were unable
to connect with the ball and
throwed up the sponge.
1t was rather a tame game
from start to finish. being alto.
gether to oneslded to make a
game. The following is the box
score of the game:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-06-12
FOR SALE: Nice Seed Pot l.oes
white stock. Raarltn Bros

FOX SALE: Nice Seed Pot ls9eS
white stock. Raarup Bros,
An adjourned meeting of the coun-
Gil was held at the Commercial Club
Monday evening.
There is a rush on among the
farmers now to finish getting in
their crops.
The Gem Theatre opened again
last Saturday evening to packed
house. The Gem has been remod-
elled. An up-to- date theatre front
has been installed and the lighting
system of the building has been
changed so that the front now shows
up as nice as any place in the city.
A number of additional improve
ments will be made. but the theatre
will not have to close dow1 while
these are being completed,
LATE Reuter-, Jr. of Madison ar
rived in the city during the past
week and will remain here for the
next six weeks visiting with his
parents.
Miss Edna Estabrook arrived
home Tuesday from ST. Paul and
will spend a short time visiting
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. D.
J. Estabrook. Miss Edna is study
ing to become trained nurse.
The Norwegian Parochal school
will open at the Lincoln school on
Tuesday of next week with Astrid
Svane as teacher. Norwegian and
English will be taught during the
summer months.
''The Land Swindlers" three
reel production featuring VIM. J.
Burns, the great detective, will be
shown at the Gem Theatre on Mon
day evening. June 10th. This is a
great picture.
Ladies and friends of.Mrs. Gilbert
Olson. who is leaving for Canada,
had a surprise for her Saturday even
ing at the Norwegian Lutheran
church. She received some beautiful
presents, also her daughter Evelyn
and even Mr.. Olson was not forgot
ten and sent token of their es
TEEN and respect.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-06-12

The Young Peoples Society of
the Swedish Lutheran Church will
be entertained by Mrs. Chas. Taber-
man at her home this evening. Re
fresbments will be served, for which
will be charged 10 cents. Every
body invited.
Henry Strecker is at the Rhine
hardt hospital i'll with pneumonia.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-06-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Items of Inf crest Concerning
qour Neighbors

FOR SALE-Early Ohio Seed
Potatoes. Fine stock. Call r. A.
Bell.
FOR SALE-Organ and Furni-
ture. H. G, Rehm.
Photograph and Records for sale.
Inquire of Ruth Downer.
The Ashland Base Ball team was
again defeated last Sunday by
the Hurley team, the score being 8
to 2. The Ashland pitcher was hit
hard, Hurley getting three home
runs.
Arnold Moore returned Saturday
from Columbus. Ohio, where he has
been attending the Ohio State Uni
versity during the past two years.
Arnold expects to spend the sum-
mer in this city and then return to
Columbus to finish his course.
Clyde Estabrook. who returned a
week ago from Beloiel Station. Que
bee, where he has been working for
the Canadian Explosive Company,
is now managing his fathers furni-
ture store in this city. Clyde is a
hustler and we expect to see him
make a success of the furniture bust
ness.
Fred S,ofield of Deer RIVER, Mimi.
formerly a resident of this city, was
here for few days during the pas
week visiting with old friends.
S. M. Brown and niece Vida Grow
of South Bend. Ind, have been in
the city during the past week visit
ing at the Jack Smith residence.
Ruth Downer visited with friends
at Ashland last Saturday and Sun
day, retutn ming Monday.
Mrs. Greenwood returned from
Superior Sunday evening.
Mrs. Claus Lundqust of Altoona
visited friends in the CITY last week.
Raarup Bros. are building a new
residence on their farm east of the
city. The basement has been com
pleted and work on the house will
be started as soon as spring work on
the farm has been completed.
Mrs. T. ] Kenniff and children OIL
ST. Paul are visiting in the city at
Ned Wleman residence.
F. T. Yates of Minneapolis spent
few days in the city during the
past week looking after matters oil
business and visiting with friends.
FOR SALE-Good mick COWS.
fresh aud coming fresh. All breeds.
Realty Bond Go.
FOR SALE-10 acres Of good farm
land within he city limits. See I
Rasmussen, cast bayfield, 8.
Order your sprint suit now at
Bexrud's. New line OF samples just
recei e J.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-06-12
Fox Bros.
Perfect Fitting
Glasses
Correct Eye Trouble
Hundreds of Satisfied
Costumers.
George Fox, Optometrist
Arm Cut Off at Mill

William Day, West Bayfield,
Street, had the misfor tune to
have his arm cut off while at
work in the lath mill at Steans'
mill yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Day was feeding a lath machine
and in some manner got his
hand caught in the feed rollers
with the result that his arm
was dragged upon the saws. cut.
ting his hand and forearm to
pieces. Day was rushed to the
hospital at Ashland where his
arm was amputated four inches
below the elbow.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-06-12

SUMMARY Two base hits, Estabrook and
Wiley. Base on balls off Treyathen / off
Schmirler 1. off Basket g. Struck ont nv
Schmirler 4, by Trevathen ?, by Basket a.
stolen bases. Caruthers, Wiley Everson,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-06-12

Estabrook. Burt, Trevathen, Basket. Time
of Game. 1.5O. Umpire Lee.
Below we give the batting
average of the Washburn team
for the present season:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

Nm lauteiten reben iebt Die Seute
I'M Seuat BON &rieg nit Wcrifo. bon
beneu bic &unpe sebt, bag JIG iinncr
babel nit ibrem 2ofiel ODER gar nit
elmer Shamfel parcn. penn cs ctrpas
an bolcn CAB. Die 9eute. pelhc Der
&rieg ndbrt. iino o icbcr aud, Die
9elueien. ipclhe bon Der llnum9dn9s
Iihfcit zines Gonflifto rebetcn. che bic
Inoereu es luabr piiien polltcn, baB
Die Safe lid niht mcbr obne arieg
q Ssanung brinsen lalIcn Tonne.
Sa1 iaJuue fh bic 9euts in unicrem
Scnat sans 9enau an, Die ieet Die
Ibminiitratiou 81 @elpaltmaBrcSeln
scsen @erifo Sipingcn mpd,tcn mn
fait III ieoem cin6elncn Sale lpiro Iih
erseben, baB Die Snterc'ien pieier
2eute IN sepiiien S~c6icbunsen 5u
isnen 2euten iteben. Die I'M Sale zines
arieses ober i'm Sale 9rpBerer Hiis
HSiinaen mebr pcrbienen ipiirben .oie in
ionltiser Seit. Sns ameritaniibe
Iolf bat besrilnoete llrlade, Dor oielen
2euten aui Der Sut ~ lein nno lid,
burd) ibr @cbabrcu uiht 81 Sdlritten
perleiten 81 laIien, rclfe nid)t mebr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
Katksliieke arbeiterpereine.

Inter Den Gc1olitipnen, bie auf Der
Sabresperiunmtlung Ser antboliidlen
Union bon Wliiiouri a%ugcnommcn
!ullrben, lit audi bic folgcnbe 5eitgcs
mdBe Grtldruug:
nSeit uniercr leBtcn Subrespcrs
iulnmlung bat Der regicreubc Sapit.
Eius Der 3cbnte. cine %Gntidciouug
abacgeben iibcr Die 3u9cbortgfrit faz
tbuiiid)er Irbciter 81 Den dlriltlidlcn
@eluerfidlafteu, Die aud fir ulier
Sanb Sepcutu1g beiibt. Der Yapit
aeItattct CO Den %tatboliidcn Tr6eitcru
Seltidlanb's, iencn Decentralization
unSugcboren, nbcr nm unter Der Be-
biuguug, buB iie aud, 5u gleidcr 3eit
Wtitglieber Der fatbulilden Nrbeitcr1
percine iinb. @citiiBt auf bicic Cuts
if,eioung cmpfeblen mir Die Der autboz
liihen Union augcid)loliencn Nr6eitcrs
percine bon Ncucm. umiomcbr. neil
mebr nls cine Irbeitcrgemcrfidaft
mnieres 9dnbcs iturf unter i%o5inliz
itiidlem Ginflulic Itcpt. Sieler linz
itanb gebietct es lllls alldl, eS iebem
fatboliideu Mannc. Der ciner oltuion"
a~ugeh0rt, sur Yfliht 81 madlcu. bic
gerilmmlungeu bcrielbcn regelmdBig
gu beiudlen uno BORT mannbnft cin6us
treten filr Die gcilmoc 9elpcrfidaftsS
poIitif Der e%pnicrputipcn Siihrcr. Die
Den Su5inliltcu Gin 9prn I'M Iuge lit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

idlitt. III Dem tic nllcin pcrbGiben
mii'cn. Sic dlBcritc Strnfc fit Elm
u1ucr6eiicrlidc5 Wdofcn beite6t nnz
rim, hoB tic ibrc Rlciocr lmtgclpcnbet
trageu %uiiiicn. Sica lino bic Sd,re>
den bc5 6cim0 ponI Nutrn 6irteu."
81 Gem Gfrsidtn lCir0 Damn &C.
icigt, oaB pu5 Na.3 Elm Yriputs Suz
it;tut lit. ou5 o,rM Die Acbcit Der
Sdnpcitcru uub rrytu gDblt3Gtcr unz
tcritijbt miro. Ga miro uu1l nurauf
bingclpieicu. puB Die Gclduo bcrcits
ans elmer Gprrctt oI2 . 2luitalt cntz
%iprungcn lei nm Die Sragc Gelt'.t-
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grnt uuu Sanattyerm, ciucn Gtnrm
III crbc9cu acgcH fieie frr;l:"as
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lclbc pprllchrtcll, Mdllter nm. Mtnll
hrnrtdt Die electromagnetic Oocr Die
Nrtiicric BON Sort Mucr nidlt her,
nlls3urltfcn. grIullbcn Sic mir,
brci MGnucr. bic feline a~atbpliteu
iinn. ais Mitqlicbcr Ocs Gomitcs
norSuidlnqcL c5 irup Hcn. &nu
Sdlaif. Mllno 81. HuNolp6 lub Spbn
Sup Gbiuu. Die Shlpcitcrn lpcrpcn
b~crcitwiQigit ibrc Sbllrcu Su irgeto
elmer 2eit ciucm Oernrti8tn Gpmtte
6fincn.
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Rcn, baB ih ibrc Nuntcn nernc, pbne
purbcr ihrc Grlaubnif on5u eingc6plt
Su habcu.
Sic itupincu Sciubc Der ~2lnitalt
lucrbcu nbcr mic 5EQclniicn - CO lei
hcnn moAlid,crlpciic ais Iplfc. Die
Den Sdub Der gntcn Sdlueitern
npthlucnhia bubcn."
9iah bicicm ocrbcu Shreibcn iperz
Den Die pbdriiliidlcu @egner Der
Sdlfpcitcrn cine llntcriud1ung Der
Nnitnlt pabridlcinli6 uid,t mcbr 10
llugcItilm pcrlanacr, luic tic eS nprz
Der gcthun babcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

cine bieiise Seituns ecianbt. in Dem
CT Ole Initalt in Der folecubeu Weiie
pertbeibist:
Sic 8eseln Der Srnuenz Gpmmuz
nitdt, tpclde fir ale Shtpejtcrn in
Der 9an5en 8eIt oinoenb limb. perbiez
ten ibncn, pbpiiihe Geitrnfmrg in irs
9eno elmer Sorm ais 3iittigung au<
5uluenben. nod beirrafen lie Die Bis
oerIpcnltiSen ~bdonr0l, Dag tic ibnell
eincn AbSug an Der aoit MAIDEN.
-Nber pie, 10 moacn picle quite
Gltern Iasen. lam Damn Die 3ud,t uuz
ter ienen alfred)t crhalten peroeu,
Die ionit Tiemane bdubiseu tpunte ?
Eic 3~iihtisur9s . 0iethphe beiteht in
Wilbe nno llebcrrebang5 : Seriufen.
Sieienieen. welfe fiir Wilbe niht
empidnalid) liup, iperoeu b~elrrait.
Iber mic peroen bieie b~eifraft? Bic
llnsehoriamen miliieu NIT anoeren
hires gleiden Sriammeniiscn mn
es luirp iblen %perboten, iraeno lpeld,e
Irbeit 5l pcrriftsn. @enn Dies
nid,t pirft, iperneu tic pieueit,t gez
Slpunsen, ibrc IablSciten bon Den
Nnbcreu getrennt in bemielbeu 3ims
mer Su ciien, ober JIG pcrbcu auf
cine eeluii1c 3eit III eincn 8uum ges
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
SIS mSeliH?!
Was aus Der Che ankerbalb Der fatbp
liifcn STRIDE se,uUrhen lit.

Wir leIen in einem liberalen Slatt:
60 mander S~tanbesbeamfe lit bercits
itarf nit Den Yraiieu beruntcraez
gangen, nm 0eiratbsluitisc our Be-
nubuns ieincr Sicnite 5l ermutbiacn;
Inbere ipiebcr betpnen. ipie ihDn lno
vihmer3los" JIG Die Sade MAIDEN.
Den Togel aber id,ieBt Wr. WuQen
aus Cincinnati. Chic. nit ieinen
CONTINGENCIES biligen SruuTngeu"
ab. lpelhe CT in einent ei9cnen Srps
ipeft geborig ms 3ift riift. allen
Ynoreu, Die iid) ctlpa auf Der Surhs
relic trnlen laiicn wollen, itellt or lid,
81 ieber Seit Gag unb gtatt 5ilr |ers
filgung. Seiu Sreistarif lit iprgiam
abgeituft. beginnt nit elmer lGd,crlid)
serinsen Summe, Die er Deislih pers
Ihpei9t, unb iteigt bis 5u 5ebn Sol
lars. Sieie Sfferte bictet folsenbcs
groBartise Yrogramn:
.0fein arnftlpagen eripartct Sic
am 3usc ober Dor Sbrer 8obnung;
baum lperbcn Sic i'm raiden Sluge
ndd Dem 5~rauun9sialon gefilbrt.
Sier ansefommcn, finoen Sic Gin
Souboir fir Die Srau., poairdnpi9
cingcri6tet nit cinem fran5piiiden
Spicgel. Yuperpoic. Yarfiim. Srenns
id,ecre unb Sllem. mas gum Youpoir
elmer Samc gcbort. Sit Iaes bereit,
pann pcrbcu Sic Dor einen blumeus
belabenen Siid] 8eiiihrt. auf Dem Gin
Ybonosrapb cinen Id,onen SodSeitss
marId Ipielt. 8dbreno Der Geremos
ME madt eth Rhsipscapb cine Aufs
nabme bon Der S5cne, uno Die Yboz
tosrapbic crbalteu 81. ifou ecrabmt
am ndditen 5a8e 8u8cihidt. Mad,
Der Nuinabme pcriiigen Sic iih mics
Der in pas Iutomohil unb iperben
raid az einem Sotel seiabrcn, no be-
reits ale I%ortebrun9en iiir bas Sod,s
~Seitsmabl bon mir asttsitsm iinb.
IuBeroem miro Dem iunsen Yaar Gin
id,on petorierter Srauihein % mir
iibcrreiht."
Wii StolS unb @ennstbuun9 lam
Ier. Iuuen ieineu Yroipett pamit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
Zinc p~ertheieiemne.

Ius @uibington. 3. g.. perlautet:
Gin proteitantiihes Wdbdeu, Slos
renee Gelanb. lpuroe, nad)oem lie aus
Dem pruteitantiihen Snbuitries Seim
entiprungen. unb pieoerum ihulois
bciunben lpprben mar. bonn Sugenbs
geridt in bas 9eim bonn @uten
6irtcn geld,idt. Bel DEM Ver@
iud1e. baeurh Die Sluht 81 beiperfs
iteligen. pab lie aus Der getttpdif)e
einen Strid perfertigte. mittelit beiien
lie lid an Dem 8ebdube berablieb,
itiirste lie 5u Soben unb puroe gez
tobtet.
Die q. =. q. : 9cute. pprncbmlid
elm Sdreier, Der nuf Den Raren
NeGlelan bort, bat cine Inter
Iud,l1ug oes Seims bonn @ilten Sirtcu
lpegen Der bort porfommenoen Grail
iamfeitcn", Die bas Wdbden 81 Dem
Sl,ldtperiuh perleiteten, benntrast.
0figr. 8uiicu bat elm St,rciben on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

riidsdnsis 5u MAIDEN iinb. Sn 1aseu
lpie ben iesisen 1T Der Singo nm 10
sefdbrlid)er. fpenn er nit ieinem Hcben
nnb @etbue Stimmiin9 MAIDEN unb
Reniheu, benen iorit nid,ts ierncr
lie9t lpic arieg uno frieseriIfes lreis
ben, perbeBen fann. Dor ioldlen
3euten gu pnrnen, ibr Srcibcn blpbs
3uitellen uno Die Woiipc ibrer milocn
6aransuen bnr8ntbun, ut bcutc cine
patriotiid]e Yilid1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
5wan;is 1fliuienen fIr
WaNcritrabsn.
Srtess. Scpnrtement madlt niesbeSiis.
Tide Gmpfeblung an ben 60ngref.

Sae ariegss Scpnrtemcnt bat DEM
GungrcB cine cinitlpclli9c Seluilignna
bon 10000 0O fir Die scplantc i'm
lduoiidc @aiicritrnBc ldngs Der Sec
fiiitc. BON Soitpn, 0inIi.. nad Seaus
iprt. u. Is, cnlpioblcn.
GrzTrmccs SnNenieur Sirbp. Der Die
8eiilrportun9 bes aricgs Scpartez
ments fiir bas 8cprdientantcnbaus err
ldutcrtc, iprah bafiir. baB Die Bum
hcsrcgicrune Il. u. pen Aanal. Der Die
Gbcinpcafc Ban nit Der Sclarparc 9al
pcrbinbct, fir niht mcbr oils $2,514.s
300 fuufe, nuf ~ SUB p~ertiefc mn
ncmIelbeu cine Sreitt bon 10 SuB aui
Dem @pben gcbe. , Sic ncle 8alierz
itro6c piirpc. lpie CT barlestc. BON
Selauarc Hipcr burf Nep Sericr
mad, Scr Nclp gurf Ban iiibrcn; CT be-
iiirnortctc. boB Mem SerIcp So .00O,s
900, Yenniplpanieu $7.000,000 81
bcr Soften .bcitrn8e unb paB III Babe
Gin Shleuicntanal BON ~ SUB 5icfc
uuo 90 suB 9rcitc auf Dem 0obeu
bc,tsei:eW piirbc, nit SdleuIen bon
80 Sui 9reitc auf Der Stredc pem
9elcipare bis Sur Nelp Yorf Ban. Sus
ar:c9ss0 epnrtemcnt bate IN eincm
iriibercu Scriht cine iofortise Ters
beiIcruma bcS @niicrpcaes 6ipiifcu
Beaufort mn Norfolt. Den ~Iofortigeu
Saul bcs 9beiapcafc unb Selafpare>
aanals unb pciicn bulpige Scrbc1cz
rung beiiirlportet iid aber 9c9en DIE
Contribution irgcno elmer Snlanos
Moltc smiidcn ter Hep Oprf Ban UNI
.a;c TiiSsrs Sf:are's burh Die Suns
besre9ieruug allsSclprod)en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
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