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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-10
aAuwAY INcoMr rrauREs

Declaring that action to freight rate ad-
vances should be based upon the known past.
not upon the half revealed present the Rail
way business association In buiietn entitled.
RAILWAY income Still Under 1910" presents
figures 10 show that In the years since 1910
for which statistics are complete-1911 aud
lgi2-net corporate income was 20 per cent and
10 per cent respectively under 1910. For IL
months of 1918 prsmlsminary returns covering
reyenue expenses and taxes analyred and
ny estimating nred charges and other nom
operating deductions II is shown that there Ia
no reason to count upon net corporate income
even In 1913 large as II was In 1910 avail
ahla cor tnanrnfern ants md diSfdsnds.
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MTssouRT aRAIN REpoRT

lBy J. c. Wilson Co.'S private wire)
ST. LOUIS Sept lO-The most sensational
report ever issued By the Missouri state agri-
cultural department is the September report
1t In estimated that 20 per cent Of the
IN Missouri has been cut and that 40 per cent
will 20 into stock. More silos than ever
before also viii be dlled. The corn crop Is
tlmated at 122, 900. 900 bushels, against 243.-
eo4. 900 bushels last year Condition Of past
ures Is IS per cent and 80 per cent OF the
farmers are feeding now. Yield OF timothy
seed will be very light and acreage only 41
per cent OF normal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-10
SEAL ROCK SWIMMERS

Thirteen nembers OF the United
States Volunteer Life Saving oiuh at
tempted tho swim around the Seal
rocks yesterday. but only three
finished, n, r. Chope coming In the
winner of the race, Morxy Mohr was
second and w. B.. HausleH third. The
winners time was 3S minutes.
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
FAIR weather prevails over the Pzcihc coast
except cloudy With light showers In eastern
wssainEtou. Over the Rocky mountain region
snq eastward to the Atlantic over the central
aod southern portions of the country the
weather To- generaily cloudy and thunder storms
and rain have occurred. RainfHiis exceeding
one inch have occurred at Dodge City aud GAL
weston Ovsr the northern ttstes from tho
Ltocky mountains to the Atlantic the weather is
Iair, The temperature has fallen over the
northern portion OF the Pacific coast ana over
the northeastern portion of the county. Con
ditions are favorable for fair aud warmer
weather In this district Wednesday
FORECAST
10, 1913:
San Francisco, Oakland and victuity--Fair.
warmer Wednesday; light west wind.
Sacramento vailey-Fair. warmer wednesday .
light north wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair. warmer wednes-
day: light northwest wind
San Joaquin vsiiey-Fair, warmer wednes-
day; light northwest wind
California south of the Tehach api-Fair
Wednesday: light west wind
G. II. WILSON, Local Forecaster.
TemuorHriIv in Charge
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MONEY TO LOAy-ReaI Estate
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS FOR MOTOR DRIVEN GEN
trlfugal Pumps, Valves. Piping. hydraulic
Operating Tables, Travelling Cranes. Air Com
preSsor, and Switchbosrds. complete with all
electrical instruments and conuections.-Sealed
proposals win be received at the office OF the
General Purchasing officer. Isthmisn Canal
Commission, Washington, D. c., until 1870
a. M. October G, 1913. at which time they
viii be opened In public, for furnishing the
above mentioned articles Blanks and general
Information relating 10 this Circular (No. 1867
may be obtained from this office or the Offices
OF the Assistant Purchasing Agents, "a state
Street. New York City; 6i4 Whitney Central
Building New Orleans La: and 1856 North
Point Street San Francisco, Cal: also from
the L. s. Engineer Offices in the following
cities. Seattle, Wash: Los Angeles. Cal.
Baltimore Nd. Philadelphia, Pa; Pittsbnrg,
Pa. Boston, Mass. Buffalo. n. y: Cleveland.
Ohio; Cincinnati. Ohio Chicago H.. ST. Louis,
Paul MINI; Chattanooga. Tenn. Louisville,
Ky: Mobile Ala. and Galveston, Tex: Com
merciai Club Kansas City. No.: Chamber of
Commerce. Quincy. Ill. and Commercial Club.
Tacoma Wash. F. c. Bogss, Major. Corps
Of Engineers. e. S. A, General Purchasing
Officer
PROPOSALS FOR sHOEs-Depot Quarter
masters office 1886 North Point st. San
Francisco. CAL August H. 1913 Sealed pro-
pnsals in triplicate win be received here uu-
iii 10 o'clock a. m. September 10, 1918. for
furnishing 29o 900 pairs russell shoes at either
the Boston New York. Philadelphia, Chicago.
St Louis or San Francisco Depots Of the Quar-
termsster's Corps Information application.
JNO. T. KNIGHT. Depot Quartermaster.
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UNITED STATES STEEL ORDERS

NEW YORK, Sept. 10-The United States
steel corporation today reported unnued orders
on It's books August Hl OF B ,22s, ,ses tons. The
nn1iled of6srs July 81 totnled 5soa. BIG tqna;
Juns So h.9C7,al7 tons, and Ausurt 81 last
year. q 11A hfn tons.
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nosr or LYING nrcRxAsrx

The monthly compilation of commodity prices
made by the New York Journal Of Commerce
shows that the prices OF breadstuns during the
month of August were Substantially lower than
during the corresponding period last year. The
price Of sugar and coffee was also lower. while
duotatons on pork and lard were higher
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coTTE AVID SUGAR

NEW YORK, Sept lO-Curse. steady; cp-
tions opened 149d5 points higher: Rio No. 7
on spot, sh 6eAc.
Refined sugar, steady: 6ue graduated. 4eoG
l. Soc cut loaf. 5. 6oc bid; crushed, $500 bid
mold A 515c bid: cubes 4.S56a4 .9Oc.
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Local Oil Quotations
BANK oFTro1AL ON TOUR

T. ". Hellman Jr., vice president of the
Wells Fargo Nevada National bank and OF
the Union Trust company Of San Francisco,
left yesterday for the east on a six months
tour that will embrace Europe He will sail
from New York saptambsr 20 on the impsr-
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-10
BAR SILVER oUorArToNs

NEW YORK, Sept. 10-Commercial bar sii-
yer, 5e4c: Mexican dollars 45c.
LONDON. sept. 1o-Bar silver steady at
27Ad-
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FINANCIAL, SHIPPING AND REAL ESTATE
Financial Summary
(From ]. c. Wilson 4 cos private wire

from J. c. Wilson & Co.'s private wire.)
American stocks in London irregular, u low
er 70 u higher. London settlement concludes
London spot copper at noon up los at ETA.
CRANKY IN August produced 1,e47, S44 pounds
or fine copper.
Senate passed tariff bill by vote Of a TO 81;
bill now goes to conference. and expected to
become law about September %.
Norfolk and Western reports 10.14 per cent
earned on SsS, 69S. 600 common, against 81
day.
tnat per cent tax on gross incomes Of express
companies in that state Is unconstitutional
General debate In house on Glass currency re-
form measure starts today.
Wage srbitrators for eastern roads begin
hearings tomorrow
Intsrboro company in market for 10000 to
Chicago Great Western applies TO Missouri
public services commission for authority to Issue
SS oco. 900 bonds and preferred stock.
Twelve industrisls advance II.
Twenty sctfve rails sdvance 16.
Rails, 106.fs; tndustriais, 81. 60
FINANCIAL BuIL8r1Es
fFrorn j. c. Wilson & Co.'s private wire.)
LONDON. Sept. 1o.-Copper opening. spot,
f7A, mp 1Bs: futures. f7s i2s sd, up Ts Cd;
lead, 40 12s 90. unchanged.
NEW YORK, Sept lo-Msrkst lower on
abroad.
Union Pacific strong on a large typed para
graph In the New York American that a melon
will be cut for its stock holders.
Wheat cables unchanged to "A lower. Bear
ish estimates Canadian crop. Government
report will soon be forgotten and feeding OF
wheat and holding OF winter wheat By farmers
viii be features.
Corn report very bullish and win still af-
feet values. making the market a purchase
the breaks. Oats win have another inning
later.
Don't get scared by free Canadian wheat.
There still will be n 1Oc duty 90 Canadian
wheat into this country anyway until the
Canadian parliament meets n January and
passes new law. which It may DO or may
not.
Liverpool wheat closed %@Hd lower. Corn
closed HQEd lower.
Liverpool cotton closed steady. 12@12Ad
lower on ail.
The Price Current says. EGGS slaughtered
the last week. S73.0oo against 10000 the
preceding veek and $50. 600 year ago From
March !, 1879. .oo2 against 12,6i5,o0o a year
ago.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-10
TORRANCR

MODERN INDUSTRIAL CITY.
located On steam and electric railroads be-
tween Los Angeles and its bsrbor- For in
formation yelative TO business opportunities.
real estate investments and fHct9Ty sites
write KARL BREHMB. 1O31-37 Phelau b1ild-
irR; phone sutter 429e
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FLORISTS

sHIBELEY-MANN CO., the leading florists.
1900 sutter: Fkn. 2oe4. Prank shlbeiey. mgr.
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w Gather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department Of agriculture
Weather bareau. San Francisco. Sept. 10. le1a.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-10
BARGE AMONG ROCKS

Captain Msdsen Of the steamer Caspar,
which arrived here yesterday, reports that on
Monday evening be found the barge from Coos
Bay for San francisco. which was previously
steamer Hardy was among rocks a quarter
Of mile north Of Caspar. Up TO that time It
was uninjursf. Tho barge was made fast by
men from tho Caspar.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-10
FONTANA

LOCATED On electric lire between Riverside
Q and Los Angeles. Write for handsome Illus
rated booklet on orange and lemon growing
20 KARL BREHME, 1031-57 Phelan building,
San francisco; phone Sutter 429s.
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Classified Directory
for Ready Reference

AccOUNTANTs-CERTIFIED PUB.
JOHN r. RUCKSTELL. c. p. A.. Sd floor Claus
spreckels tCslD bldg; phone Kesrny zi5f.
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GOVERNMENT LANDS

HONEsIEADs. southern Oregon: fns farming
Jand near railroad uncer construction; plenty
Of water; we pay transportation and fees; act
promptly. Farm & Boge Co. 5o3 Pacific bid.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-10

PRACTICAL. ehlteprastle taught to dectues and
nurses. BH: w. HtHBIss sS27 Telegraph av.,
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-10

EAR NOISES positively cured; new; antiseptieg
! week free TO convince. DIR. c0TTINGHAM
expert ear. nose. throat. 81 Market. rn. 4o2.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-10
Grain Quotations

By ]. c. Wilson & Co.'S private wire)
Ptiou- Open High Low Close
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-10
Local Securities
sALEs sEpTEMBER 1o.
BONDS
~ Avsl

'ocK AND BOND ExcHANG.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09

PILES CURED IN s TO 14 DAYS
 Your druggist will refund money fl PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to 11 days. soc
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09

The Americans are a shrewd, wise people, usually gifted with foresight, but they have not shown it in their attitude toward the army and navy policy. Congress continues to be re- Iuctaut to maintain an adequate army. It's easy to get money for a militia, for d militia has votes and friends, but a regular army is far different. There is a saying that the Lord looks after children and drunken men. This certainly ought to be extended to the United States. Of course our separation from for eign countries by oceans is cause for not assuming too heavy a bur den, but we are very, very much nearer Europe and Asia-many, many times nearer-than we were in Washington's time. Occasionally We get a jar and notice our position but luck has been with us in the past, and we cannot assume that it will always continue thus.-W. II. Taft.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09

Valdez, Oct. 9-The second body found on the Fairbanks trail Fri day is believed to be that of Her man Anderson, formerly of Douglas. He had a receipt in his pocket for dues paid to the Western Federation of Miners dated May 25th.
 P. Altrom, secretary of the West ern Federation of Miners Union, of Juneau and Douglas, says Herman Anderson left Juneau and Douglas year ago last spring, and that the receipt that he held must have been dated May 25, 112. Anderson work ed for a while at Treadwell and at Juneau. He left here to work at Carcross, and left the latter place to work at Tantalus on the Yukon river in the coal mine. He had not been heard from here until today.
 Guards placed with the murdered man near Willow creek, who had been ordered to search for his pack found the remains of the second man Friday. They discovered tha he had been killed while sleeping probably by a blow on the head, as his head was crushed. It is thought
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09
IDENTITY 0F MEN MURDERED
 ON VALDEZ TRAIL ESTABLISHED

that he was travelling with the man whose body was discovered We'd nesday, and that the latter had es- caped and ran the two miles inter vening between the dead bodies be- fore being overtaken and shot
 A watch found on the first re- mains was repaired at Prince Ru- pert May 22, 1913, and it has been discovered that it belongs to o. Nelson. This corresponds to the name on the Industrial Workers of the World receipt or order. It bore the name of Ole Nelson.
 The chief of police at Prince Ru- pert has been notified and he is making inquiries. The chief of pO- lice a, Portland is also working on the case The authorities here eX- peCt to hear from borh of them to- day UT tomorrow.
 The authorities here have deter mined to Bunt down the muriereIs of the two men if possible and to see that ukey are punished They expect Q make travel over the Fair banks trail safe for men with mon- ey or otherwise.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09
THE UPS AND DOWNS OF
 LIFE IN THE NORTHLAND

Frank Muramatsu, who for years past has been in charge of the buff fet on the official car on the w. P. $ Y. R., more generally known as No. 2OO", left this morning for COwley, a section house a few miles this side of Whitehorse, where he will put in the winter months hust- ling fire wood and cooking SOW belly and beans for the section hands. As the minister used to say in our church going days of youth: How inscrutable are the ways of Provi- dence". Today we are up and to- morrow we may be down. One day catering to the wealthy tourist, who sQueezes his nickel tip until the eagle screams, and the next day serving an unwashed section hand with the certainty of no tip at all. Such is life in this golden land of the north. However, Frank has his compensations, for the winter will soon be over, and it is his in tentiou then to return on a visit to his beloved Nippon, where he will remain a short while and then come back to Skagway in time to greet his chief, President O. L. Dickeson, on his return in early summer from London. Then again all things will be of rozeatte hue, the tips will again be reluctantly handed over and Frank will again bask in the sunshine of prosperity.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
PebbleF0rd and Gibson Rye, Bud weiser, plue Ribbon end Pale Rain Ter Bee at the Board of Trade.

Location Notices, placer and quartz, soc. a dozen at the Daily Alaskan office. U.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09
Genius.

ITS be CIeYerF'
 ''Well. he can hang his own wall paper and paint his own kitchen door. Detroit Free Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR
 WILL TRANSLATE SLOGAN

Seattle, Get. 9-To. translate Your credit is good" in fifty-five languages is the task set before Professor Hans Hoff, head of the department of German of the state university by a Seattle furniture store. Dr. Hoff is recognized as an expert linguist.
 The Seattle house using the slo gan Your Credit is Good" has adopted unique advertising methods and proposes to advertise it's goods in nearly every part of the world.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09
REMAINS OF JOHN DOYLE
 TO BE LAID AT REST

John Doyle, who was badly injur- ed at Haines in an attempt to jump aboard the steamer Spokane while it was pulling out from the dock, and who died at the hospital in Skagway a few days ago, will be buried in the Skagway cemetery to- morrow. Father TuTnen will con duct the funeral services at the
 tomorrow morning ats .. After MT. Doyle's death Undertaken Harrison embalmed the body and has since awaited further instructions from the dead mans brother at Dawson. Word has just been received that the body should be buried here.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09

The treatment of prisoners is very much to the fore, and the art icles by Miss Taylor which begin in the October Scribner on "The Man Behind the Bars" will shed much light on the personality Of the prisO CTS. Her observations and cores poudence with them through many years enable her to present very hu- man portraits.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09
CHANGE AT THE MOVIES
 TONIGHT.

The Hardest Way-Eclair.
 The Silent Call-Majestic.
 Fugitiyes--Imp.
 The Angel of the Studio-Nestor
 4 Reels tonight.
 HAND LAUNDRY-The Jandos Hand Laundry on Third street next to Golden North Hotel, does your washing without shrinking the clothes. Family work given care ful attention. E.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09

Chicken thieves have been busy in Skagway for the past two weeks, and almost daily complaints reach the Daily Alaskan from citizens whose chicken houses have been raided. The last to reach this of flee was today when MT. F. J. Van de Wall reported the loss of sev- eral of his chickens last night.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09
UNCLE SAM SAYS THERE
 MUST BE NO WAR

Santo Domingo, Oct. 9-A peace pact has Leen sigred by the war ring factions here under coercion from Uncle Sam who has issued an cdict that the fighting must cease.
 Santo Domingo Is a republic on the island of Hayti, which lies in the Atlantic ocean midway between Cuba and Porto Rico.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09
Load For Load.

Brown says he drinks because it drives away his troubles"
 He exchanges one load for another, so to speak "-Roston Transcript.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-09

The Princess May will sail to- night for the south at her usual time. She will carry 15O outward bound passengers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
Hep. q. Hoeper gciturben.

Gm Gpnntag Norsen, ben s. SUM-.
itarb Iater Is. Hoeper, rs Sabre alt,
mo ieit 4 Sabren Yfarrrr Der llnbeil.
G%mpfdngniB : Stride 81 &ielcr. Wis.
Ser bo1betnste Serr lit chem lang
idbrisen, nit GROCER @ebulb crtrases
I,en ait6maleibeu erlesen. Sas feicrs
Iihe Segrdbnib fano am Wittiuod,
Moreen 81 &ieler ltatt. Cine itatt>
Iide 'In5abl 3erren aus Dem Glerus
llnb Die gauge 8emeiube 9aben Dem
p%eritor6enen Yfarrer bas lebte @eleite.
IRit Dem 8%eritorbenen lit ipieber Elm
paderer 8eiitliher Der alteu Sfule
Dabingeidieoen. Sbre Sabl nimmi
Ieiber in ben lebten Sabrcn i6nea ab.
Iciber. Sn Der Gipisfeit miro linen
Der Sobn fir Die bartc Yiu%nierarbeit.
ole Tie in ben Sabren Der airdens unb
Gdulens@ neutrality-suspicious. inn 8eitcn
bier gotham. II. /. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
$466.51
Srimisfeier in ct. Maricn.

@m 10. Srni plirbc i'm Seminar 81
Ct. saul. Winn., Hcp. MATTHIAS 8pff:
mann. Spbn pes bctanntcn 0f. t
9offmann, 2eid)enbcitdtter al Der 10
mn Clan Ctr, gum Trieitcr gelpcibt
Im sIei6en Gage nod fcbrtc Der Neuz
selpcibte in Scglcituu9 ieincs |atera
na6 Dubuque 5uriid unO tags bnraiif
am II. SUM, las Der illn9c Yrimi6iani
in Der feitlid geid)miidtcn ct. 0tnriens
Stride feline erite 81. WciIe. Cine ltatts
Iid,c @n5abl 5crren ans Dem GlcruS
llnb niele @emeinbemit9liebcr battcr
iid Su pieiem bebren @cmcinbcfeitc
e~ineefunben. Ser bodfp'ite ,Sr. Sr5s
biihof berifonte bas Set burd) lcinc
@egenipart unb belt Die Seitprcbigt,
Sem Srimi5ianten uiiiiriertcu 5rpei
&lniien9efdbrten, Die bofip. Scrrcr
Mc&enna uub Campbell. Iep. Watb,
Soffmann g~rabuicrte in 1908 bonn Ct
Soicpb's@@olIeee unb itiibierte bier
neitere Sabre I'M Seminar 81 ct
Honl. NDge es ibnt persDnnt Iein,
lang urb iegensrcid I'M Weinbergc ocs
5errn, reip. III Der @r5bio5eie Suz
buqlte al ipirfeul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
ct. 2puis ituiperiitGt.

Cant cinem Sicicr Scitung suscifcls
ten Erogramm iinb bic Sdlnbfeicrs
lid,fcitcr i'm College cpartement fir
Den IS. Suni feitgcicbt. Sic 90. -
idbrlid itattfinbcubc = Sdllbfcicr
Der lrnipcr1itdt finbct am IA. SUM
itott. Die @cIcgcnbcits Ibrchc bGl'
5c. s. g. 9urrpirS, iriibcrcr II. z.
Scrntor bon Iihigau. Mm baraufs
folacnben Sonntag bdlt Tcp. 8. Sos.
&crbp bon Der &ntboliihen llniperiitdt
81 Waibinston, 8. g.. Die Saccas
ldurcatsE rebi9t nub feierlidem politiz
fifdlcm Sodamt. Wtontag IbenO
firbet ippanu Die Trciies Sertbcillung
ltatt. bel lpcId)er 8elcgcnbcit Sr. 5.
Wt. Gor, @ouperneur bon Ohio, Die
Scitrcbe bdft. Sussciammt 5dblt Die
ct. 2ouis llnipcrlit1t 1919 Ibituricnz
ten nnb Die @aibington llniperlitdt
ocren 1876 in bieiem Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
Grimisfcicr su CASCADE.

Die ct. Woriens&irdbe en- Cascade,
soipa, y poblgefii1t, al5 an, Son@
nerstag (12. sunni Gcp. %ater Wa<
tbias s. Wanterndd), ipeld1er am Gage
pprber 5n ct. Yaul. @iinn.. Die bl.
8riciterpeibe empfan9en, feline eritc
feierlife bl. gteiie las. Gr langte
nm Wittnpd Ibenb in Cascade an
linb fpilrbc bon Dem H.e&. Inter
f~tiibun9ss Serein, Den 8atb. Soritern
nnb Columbus sHittern, iopie Der
giirgerifaft I'M Mgemeincu ont
gabnbof empfnnaen unb mad Der ct.
@ariens Stride geleitct, mo Der Hens
geipcibte cinige 8prte III Die 0e@
nleinbe ridtete uuO oann ieinen Segen
erfbcilte.
Im Sonncrsta9 Wprgcn fplirbe Der
1rimi5iant I'M Seit5u9e BON Sfarrz
ball1e 5lr Stride geleitct, iuo CT bent
5errn fem @rltlingsopfer oarbradte.
bel meldem Die bodlp. Scrren s. ..
Sl6crs. Sfarrer Der ct. Rariens@
meinbe, &ep. s. 2infcumcper o Sus
bilaue unb Hcp. .. Wanternuh bon
CASCADE, Gin leiblidcr gruber aiii<
iticrteu. Batter W. s. @eiri6 bon
Dubuque, cbenfaGs eiu Sobn Cas-
cnbe's. bicIt Die beutId)e unb Tep. s.
S. Sreitbud (aud eiu G~ascaber) Die
eugliidJe Seitprcbigt.
llebcr aft5ig Yrieiter ipObnten Der
Seicr bel. - @uter Ianternaf itis
bierte nad Ihinlpierlng Der ct. Mas
ensYfarrid)ule 81 Cascade, 81 CAL
barn, @is., am ct. Soicpb's> College
5u Snbuque rnb am Yrieitericminar
Su ct. Ynul. Ninn. Die tobcn Gba>
raftereiseuidaften lnb Die tiefe Sroms
mi9tcit, Die ben YrimiSianten bon
ieber alsee5cid]nct baben, bere6ti9en
Su Der Soffnun8, baB CT su elmer
3ierbe bes Yrieitertbum5 beronge>
beiben fperbe. Sus ipalte 9ott!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
Silbernes SnbiIanm bes Suiepbinum

@us Columbus, Sbio, p~erlautet:
Sos Der Sropa9anba untcritcllte Spies
pbinrm be9ebt has 25aidbrige Subj
ldrm Der 8riinbung. IS lit cine Tcibe
bon Seitlidfeiten pprgeieben. Wigr.
8pn5anD, pdpitlid)er Mblegat fir Die
Der. Stadtcn; ippbnt Der Seier bel.
Solgcnbcm 5ipDlf elerifern iparD Die bl.
9ricIteripeibc scipenbet: Gep. Sernurb
Worr. Intbonp Sosler, Bernard Seder,
Gbp. Desmond. @bas. @dert. Mar
tin Sranfenbereer, @eorg 2obmann,
Dominic Enbuln. 8iIliam 8oels,
Sebaltian Sbirmcs. Solepb Shtpar5
unb Bernard @eBling. @leidSeitie
nurben folsenbe 9erren gu 9iafonen
geipeibt: 9ermanu Brett, Stbmar
8ud,mann. @merif @dbart. Spbn
Siinf. Wiqiam Safe. gbiparb Sinfel.
Siso W%eiiefotben. Nidolas Srauz
nero nnb Sobn @adter.
Sic anitalt lit oils zines Der grDbs
ten Monilmentc Der H%eligioiitdt unb
Spferipiligfeit Der ebemdlieen arse
ipanoerer beutlden @auen naf
Imerifa 81 be5eihnen. Cur Grim
bilng CAB Der sroBe Srieitermansel,
inter Dem bic. 5unberttauienbe beuts
iher GinipanDercr litten ul,b ben lie
81 bebeben iilbten, anlab. Chen bies
icr llimitanO beippg audb Den @riinber.
ben aroben Sobn bes @citfdlenlan<
bes, Soiepb Setting, nah @merifa gu
reiien, nm baielbit nls Seel1oreer 5u
pirfeu. Or CAB balb cine @ofeni6rift
berails, aus beren Cribs rer 1878 Elm
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