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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-03

1857. Smtrent Iamtioig ftt Soltr1-
tpet ogiaa lin fsrite Sagierer, Iueu-
titus Irmltrong.
Set fsrIte Sotei / Ilbert Sea blep
aubnet i 1857 al SERMON. Get rsr'te
SegIperf / gilbert Sea blep anlogt az
g. IS. Watros / 1857 ontreltt paa
oct Steb, bpor 2,itber Icaoer1p III
lager. Gen fprite Sfobanoler /
Gountpet bar en- Wsano peo Napn
Gbriition 5lecf, Der fom / 1856. Zen
fsrite Sonbl9ge bar Or q. W. Gbe-
ilep, fem neoiatte fig Ell Dtils Vel
peitenfor Stasca. 9ountpets 1sr'te
Ipis, "Sputbern Wtinneiotu Star.
mi "SSbe Sreeborn Goiuntp Stanoaro"
ubfom ben lite Suli 1911 meo alr.
g. Spineforb iom 9befreoaftpr. Get
ferite Saebrug / Gountpet cptertes
/ 1856 at Geo. 9. &llble. De fsrlte
SfclebuS / 9orntpet blep bpgget
Sben &ccf, MI @lenpile, / 1857 og
ben fsrite SfoIelererinoe bar ennts
lie Gtreeter. Zen fsrlte Sfole / Il-
bert Sea aabneoes al gluItin 3. Glarf
BEN fsrite Wan5ag / December 1857.
Oct fsrite 9ruoepar bar Sanibol
9icfforo pg Maria Golbp; De bleo
pieoe oen ste Sftpber 1856. Gen for
Ite ion beoe / gilbert Sea, par Sacob
Ibroin / 1857. San oraf Jig libel.
Set ferIte Sfoleoiitrift oreaniiereoeS
/ MoScop Sopnibip Sen 6te april
t9S7
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-03
Kriesifoleeramen.

IfJongseromen peo arigsifolen /
&eit Eoint paogaar / oisie Gage %
aiilutteS Den 12te Suni. 2uerite
alasie beitanr al % aaoetter, ionl
eiter beitooet @romen pil bIi no.
nppnt til SefonoIsitnonter / ar.
meeu.
De graouerenOe auoetter repr9.
Ienterer 80 Stnter, al bpiIfe 6 er ira
Sqinois, 5 ira aenttcfp, ) ira Wi.
higan, 8 ira WiSiouri 3 ira 3ep
9orf, 4 ira Masiad,uiettS % 4 ira
Eenniplunnia. Sro be eprige Sta.
ter, ocriblanOt Minreiota, err Ger fun
Ell ira bper.
8raOueuteu ira Minneiota er
GorlDle $. @oIib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-03
en- ny Soriparsmetooe.

Sra 8isbenbapn t~elegraiereS oen
2SDe Wai:
Zen banife Sneenisr Seiens
9rsmme ON, of ben npite &rig ifal
isres al Iutomater iitebetfor al Sol
batter, bar MI uopiflet fig berben, of
ban bar faaet Eatent paa Ell Spfin.
belle, iom paaitaaes at bile repolu.
tionere Soriparstaftifen.
Seiens SpfinoeIie beitaar Of en-
Cylinder, iom fan srapes neo / Sor-
ben, bpor Den fam lig9e / Iarepis
uoen of gisre nogen Sfabe, fsr Den
blir aifpret - altiaa affurat paa
iamine Maabe iom Ell llnOerpanbs.
mine. Gplinoeren itaar peo Sraab.
lebning / Sorbiroelie meo eft eleftriif
lpporat / Ell Capitalization, iom fan
ligee mor19e Meil bort. Gaar Der iao
/ beune Citation trpffes paa en- 8nap,
hopper G~plinberen TO 5ob op fra
SorSen oe giper Jig til at aiifpoe 400
Sfuo / Ell beitenlt, horizontal Het-
ming, og oisie Sfuo osbbtin.
senoe Sirfuius paa en- 4iitanO al
5000 5oo.
Seien paaitaor, Of Ser oper Sisie
outomoiiife arisere / 5rebstib tan
bprfcs Suebe eIler andre 2~anobrugs.
probufter meb abioIut 5rpsbeb, os
i%aaIebes pif be osiaa unre ioa soSt
ifiuIt, at insaI 5ieube nil fiinne op.
Sase benz, for De pIuoielia hopper op
of Snroeu 90 beduu6er of ifnoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-03
Organs ~Sreosplan.

Sra @albin9ton t~elearofereS hcr
30te Woi, at fclgen0e s 2anDc bar
sipet iin Siiluhiug til YrGiioent
@ilious og StatSminiiter 9rpau$
ipreilaocbe SreOSpIon: StoIien,
Storbritannien, 6ruufrige, 9raii.
lien. Horge, Sperige, Teru % Hus-
LAMB.
Statsniniitereu opIpler, at ingen
Hation bar iuaret nfilaactbe, bpor.
intoo ilere al DEM bar uobcbt fig ell
Ipngere 9et9nfninaStio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-03

er / 6apsr al, at FrGiiocnten nomi.
neres % pelgeS Oirefte al Solicit.
Gortifonpentioneu er, iaeoe ban,
"Sois". Stprets i~terfelte gplperf; err
bette isrit ofifaiict, oil "Sosiernes"
Wtaqt pPre brii0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-03
G~alifornialopen Japan.

Sra Sofio telegraieres Ben 2Sbe
gai: erpremierminiiter antiuras
me Garti bar giennem lin Grefutip.
tomite ioag u6Iteot en- grflPring ON,
at oct nProPrenoe Riniiterium life
err at itole paa meo Senipn til Orb.
ninger al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
let | California, og at Eartiet eiter
Ell aonierence mco aatilira, ser net.
op er begpnbt at fonnle liz igien ef.
ter Ell haarb Spgoom, bar beiluttet
at aooptere lin eseu propaganda an.
gaaenoe Soiiteu | California.
sra @aibinston mebbeles Ser
29oe Noi, at be ieneite eiterretnin.
ger ira Sapan bar oaret al en- iaa
ioruroiieen6e aarafter. al Statsmi.
niiter grpan bar anieet set FOR nso.
penoi9t at opgipe lin paatpnfte Hei.
ie til aln6amu. WisiiSiippi % Be-
urgia nGIte uge.
Separtementet bar uGJtet az glue
noeen nGrmere Splpsnalger allsoa-
enbe SnobolSet al oisie giterretnin.
ger. men BET ~iorlpoer rpgtepis, Of
oet Notwithstanding. ia6eIroslenSe
Clement / Sapau er begpnot at bli
iaa itertt. at oct truer meo at ON
itprte oct nRroerenoe, ireosuenliae,
Rinilterinm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-03

Statsmiuiiter 9rnan auoerteene.
Se | 9erSass | Cperp9r al en- bi.
itinsoeret Soriamling ben iormeae
aunbsisrelie AZ Oct 17oe amenoe'
ment til ben isoeraIe @runolco ON
birefte @aIs al Jorbtuosienatcrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-03

SisIse ct ienere tubfsbet sele.
gram fom Snsen 2srbog eitermib-
Sag iii Ell brat os belt uuentet en-.
Be, ibet ben inoitGuute aeoattsr |
getragtnins .ai be operp9loeHoe Be
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-03

FrGiioent WiIion bar unoerrettet
Senatorerlle Chamberlain og Sones
ON, at ban er meget gunitig itemt
Tor gpgningen al Statsbaner / Ma,
ia OF antpoeoe. at ban. ifalo aloifa-
ipsrgsmoalet fan aigisres iioen at
ioriinfe cler lGgge Sinoriuger |
Seien Tor S~eotagelien al Sarifiorilu.
get, bar piuig til / Ell nor Sremtio
at noe ct ~iaaoant Sorilag i'm Ststte.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07

they were coolies who had been engaged
In the riot of the night before. Quick
az thought. Nicola whispered Che couldn't
talk 10 tie Interpreter. that the ncn
were bad men ana richly deserved their
fate.
That the oracle OF the san d,creed
they should never again wcar their
heads. The Chinese MOBILES were might
lily pleased ana smiled in content. The
crowds checred and the compliments OF
thtc dignitar1es were conveyed to Me
ola and ~ was asked IL he didn't think
the show was quite az good as his own
Nicola fed. Arriving at his hotel. he
called for hot whiskey and Immediately
plunged his feet into Il hot bath, where
he kept Them for the rest Of the day
He goes from here with his Illusion to
South America.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07
MR.. ANDREW CARNEGIE.
Tro East Ninetyfirsf Street.

Those who clamored empty handed
were waved away by the millionaire.
whose voice was shaking with the
good feeling stirred by his opportunity
of benovolence.
IL am more sorry than ] can say"
ne said. that brought so few cards.
But I couldn't know
As the party wont on TO the Board
of Special Inquiry Court there fol-
lowed murmurs In many tongues. tes-
flying to the feelings OF the mothers
and fathers whose children had just
known their first opportunity OF par
ticipating IN the philanthropies Of the
Laird of Skibo.
The party lunched with Commits
sioner Williams and returned to the
Battery on his official transfer boat
The Immigrant, Mr.. Carnegie shook
hands with the engineer before laA-
Ing,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07
BOILER SQUAD GRAFT
EASY UNDER PRESENT
SYSTEM, COURT HOLDS
Method Censured by Appellate
Division, Which Denies Dis
missed Policeman'S Plea.

The Justices u the Appellate Division,
by q divided vote, have sustained
Police Commissioner Waldo In his dis
missal from the force OF John Lynch.
who was assigned as Examining En-
gineer In the Bolor Squad. and In tais
capacity was In charge OF the examining
applicants for engineer licenses
Lynch was charged with asking Ger
tain prearranged questions of William
II. Black. all applicant for a license as
third class engineer. The applicant
had been rejected by the examiner
thrice, Instead OF waiting three months
after the first rejection he returned IN
two weeks and presented the same APP
plication to the policeman. who asked
MIN question abou, the boilers In po-
lice Headquarters, lie could not answer
these and was told To examine IA,
boilers, TO come back and CIV" dctnile
! description OF them. lie was refuse,
/ permission to examine the boilers.
| on Nov. 20 1871. twenty-four DAYS ,a,rr
Black again returned and was asko,
specific questions, answered them a
correctly and received a percentage a.
l0.
II appears from the testimony beior
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07
IT WAS LOVE MADE
RECTOR LEAVE CHURCH,

Mrs. Blanche o'Neiii Green Of Mid.
dletown. N. Y. came into Manhattan
yesterday and sailed for England = be
married to Eugene Newton Curtis, for.
mer rector Of st. BaSnabas's Episcopal
Church. Roseviiis. . suburb Of Newark,
N, J.
Until the sailing Of Mrs. Green and
the announcement OF the coming wed.
ding few persons knew why Mr.. Curtis
had resigned from the church last
August. Immediately after rssignins
he went TO Paris and then crossed to
London to study settlement work.
Airs Green 10 . Divorce and. - the
Episcopal Church 10 opposed to the
marriage Of . divorced person. Mr..
Curtis. who IVES deeply In love with
her. decided to sacrifice his ministry.
On their return 10 America II 10 *
pectsd that Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis will On
gaSs In settlement work In this city.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07
BIDS FOR AN IL" ROAD
IN QUEENS OPENED
BY SERVICE BOARD

The Public Service Commssion to-day
opened bids for the construction OF Sec
ton No. , OF the Astoria. woodside and
Corona Rapid Transit Railroad. Soc.
ton No. . In the Corona branch of the
proposed rapid transit lines IN Queens.
II beutns In Queens Boulevard about
30 feet northwest Of Van Dam street
and extends through Queens boulevard,
0reenpoint avenue, Skiiiman avenue and
Roosevelt avenue to a point about z
feet east Of Sycamore avenue tAlbertus
avenue).
There Will be local stations at Raw,
son street. Lowery street. Bliss street
hncoln avenue. broadway. Twenty -iftf
street, Elmhurst avenue and Sycamor,
avenue and express stations at Wood
eide avenue AMI Junction avenue. 7
VIII be an elevated railroad with tw,
and three tracks and the portion II
Queens Boulevard win he an ornamental
structure of reinforced concrete.
The lowest bidder was the r.. Y, Smith
Contracting Company. which did worl
upon the Fourth avenue subway, Brook
Ign. Their bid was S,.0,S,0no. which 4
under the estimate of the engineers o
the CON mission.
The new road, when completed, wit
| the Astoria branch. for the construc
| ton III which the Commission la
awarded the contract to Cooper [
Evans, will be operated under the dua
system Of rapid transit jointly by IN
PETERBOROUGH and the u, II. T. 10,
roads will be owned outright by the cit
OF New York and will be part OF III
permanent rapid transit.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07
CHECK GIRLS INDUSTRY.

DENVER. Feb State Auditor Ken
chan was astounded to-day when he
saw an expressnan installing "A sewing
machine In "A private chamber OF a
supreme Court Justice.
II don't have anything to do about
four days out OF the week." explained
the pretty girl stenographer. and
though; | might as we'll sen up here"
Within an hour the sewing machine
'cr the STATE house
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07

said. ''just TO try it-just oncs II they
don't aus,l those women over there the
nsxt thing they Will do will BE- to use
nrearrra They have gone too far and
have los, whatever sympathy may have
existed for their cause
In the storage Of the Oceanic were
hfiy. -four husky Cornish coal miners.
They are on their way to Mexico ia
work In the gold and silver mines. II
they are successful they will send FOR
their Wivss and families. They say that
under present conditions In England n
Is impossible 70 men In their line "a
make . living.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07
Gov. suiser surprtsed ~ Judge Me-
Call's Delay.

ALBANY, Feb. s,--t;o,. sulz-r en-
pressed surprise to-day when told that
Public Service Commissioner Mccall
had not yet taken MS oath OF onicc.
II thought he took the oath YESTERDAY
saii the Governor. and 7 believe h,
will do % In ample time.
1t Is possible that the Governor and
Commissioner Mccall will meet at m,
Lotus club dinner or a. one Of the tNl
receptions he expects To attend In Nev
Yok.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07
NEW STAY FOR MYLlUS.
Eag1ish Author Asks writ 10 Re-
view Deportation OrAep.


Edward r. Myths. English editor.
who served . year In an English prison
for libellinS King George by saying he
had married morsanaticaily . daush-
ter Of Admiral Seymour in 1890. will
have to remain on Ellis isiand another
week. lie was ordered deportsd.
A new application for . writ OF
habsas corpus was made to-day by
Attorney Pollock In the Federal Court,
who withdrew . previous motion on
the ground that II was not extensive
enough. In his new motion no charge
that Commissioner Williams used un.
due influence over the Board Of In.
ouiry, and declares that NO alien car
De dsported for . political onenss. whicl
he says no 10 ready to prove b., docu
mcnts 10 all that Myhus was fmprls
oncd for In ENGLAND.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07
Don't Say
You Can't Eat
YsuT Never Have Stomach Trouble
Mtss Yen Read Tbs and IA -
Il Stiast's Dyspspsia Tab.
bls Az tls 0pen Seevsl.

Thcusands Of people who hadn't really
saioyed . meal for year, have etvsn their
stomach . new issss Of life through the
wonder worksrs. Dtusrt's Dyspepsia Tab
leis. They promptly put an END TO flAtu.
lsacy. heartburn. disatness. click hsadachs.
dyspepsia. buSainG sensation. trash. Ter.
ueentation sud, the other Ills attsulant
800 . liserlsrel stomach.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07
HIS NAME ANDY"
He T0LDCARNEG|E,
AND GOT 81 GIFT
CONTINUED from First Pase

wallet. He opened II. He searched
through it's pockets. With a happy rttls
laugh of relief he drew out package OF
cards. Each and every child got one
until the packet was exhausted. Each
bore In engraved characters the device:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07
HOW YOU CAN GAIN
FLESH AND STRENGTH

ssxa
those Who are
weak and run
down should be-
gin at this time
Of the year to
make every e.
Tort to regain
|! lesh. an d
strength. Ply
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07
MAG|C|AN'S TRICK
MADE SIX CHINESE
LOSE THEIR HEADS
He Cut Wife's Head OF and
Put 1t on Again, but Couldn't
\ Revive Coolies.

ON the Oceanic. which arrived from
Southampton today, William Nicola and
his wife were passengers. Mr.. Nicola
IL an old-tme Snowman. whose fame
has spread to the corners or the earth.
He keeps to the little places. avoiding
the big cites. lis great stunt is an
illusion. In which his wife Is the prin-
cipal actor. He elevates her In mid-air
and passes hoops about her body. to
show there II no deception. He throws
her into a cataleptc state. and when
she isn't good cuts off her head. All of
which doesn't hurt Mrs, Nicola and
amazes the uninitiated and brings in the
ducats to the family vaults.
The last performance OF the Nicolas
was given In Canton, China The fame
OF the illustrous iliusionists had spread
from the provinces TO the city and
crowds thronged to the show.
Outside the showhouse was a mob
OF Chinese coolies. clamoring for ad-
mission. Nicola was properly I'M
pressed and sratiaed by this great
showing Of interest. But his Joy was
d,mmed by the reflection OF the many
Chinese coins he had 10 turn awav.
eNoAoea ru,neee oorueero.
=. ~. .,
~" DIN S"o"'
He went on with the show and
specially engaged Chinese orchestra
Amid the crash OF cymbals and beat
e tom toms. he levitated his wife and
gassed the hoops about her. The great
lpplause which greeted this wonderful
feat found echo in the murmurs of the
crowd outside the tent. The coolies
were growing impatient. They were
getting mad At being shut out
The show went on. The ewes os the
Chinese diRnitaries bulged when Nicola
cut on his wife's head. II was mar
veilous, and when he brought her ia
| life again the applause was unbounded.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07
OCEANIC K|DD|ES,
EIGHT OF EN-, MADE
TRIP ACROSS A Joy
In Perpetual Motion, Like the
Sea, They Livened the
Liners Rough Journey.
SINGER BEATS HOODOO.
Here ON Fourth Attempt and
This Time She Didn't
Break Another Leg.

The white star liner OceAnSo az.
rived on time to-day from southamp.
ton. She had lots Of weather on the
"Trip and at times II was pretty cold.
hut the voyage was jolly one with all.
Eight little Riddles were the life OF the
ship and wore as perpetual In motion
~ the ocean. Four OF them we're chill
drsa of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Hope Merton.
Mr.. Norton 10 . New York banker
and president Of the Guaysquil and
Quipo railroad of Ecuador. The chill.
dren were Hope, nine years old; Donna,
seven: Presley. s. and Barbara. .. The
other four were tho children Of Mrs.
EsperAnsa soiai. wife VI = wealthy
Cuban planter. They were Mario,
Esperlnsa. Sophia and Antonio. nj the
same ages AZ the Norton children.
The Riddles gave shows In the cabin
4. Cor the entertainment Of the grown
passengers and when they weren't play
ing theatre they were playing tricks
. m the passengers. The stswArd's de-
partment was kept especially busy
watching them and they got the pick
OF the larder. Mr.. Norton has been In
London Interesting capital In Ecuador.
IL. says that the completion OF the
Panama canal 10 going to work won
dsrs for all South America Guayaquil.
which IL now the furthest South Amer.
can port from New York. will then be
the nearest.
Major Munroe Mcfarland OF the
Twenty.ninth Infantry, stationed at
Fort Porter. BufFAio. was . passenger.
its had been sent TO the Balkan war
10 make observations. but arrived too
late to witness any Of the nghuns.
WAR WILL END WITH FALL o.
AoRiANoPLG.
"It's only a matter Of time" said he.
when Adrisnopie will fall. and that
means the end Of the war. The allies
never can take Constantinople. and they
realize It. All Europe has q chip on its
,hotIder. and the least little thing over
thsre would start n European war
Miss Dorothy Curry, nineteen, pretty,
feet and athletic. daughter Of n wealthy
merchant Of Southampton. wss another
OF the Oceanic's passengers. Che II 70.
ing TO look New York over. take on .
some skating. Miss Dorothy 10 not u
suMrsgett~. She has no sympathy with
the militant ladies' OF London and
Dublin.
I'D like 20 see one OF those miiltan.
suffragettes try to pull my hair shs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

The following were the highest: lowest and last
Iricts OF stocks for to-day and the net change "a
yumpared NILh yesterday = closiLg prices.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-07

and build up the body. It is free from
dangerous drugs or stimulsnts. Get a
bottle to-day. II will make you strong.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16

Rannen lit MIR ihr 8ed,t neiGebcu.
6unnl On tic audi Damn nod, nid,t bic
Sopperci 'mertien. ais 10 ;ismiid,
neben bem auhbcrBcr Sohrid)lua III
Settbrud Die Gatridi prdiSte; Ter
Sail ppn gbrinnuoef itebt nmmittelbar
beppr! @enu nlio HcAnftiur unb BE
hicnin,a ocs Cider S,GeoldIt" lid,
III Sdla;n rrib Sdratr; teItc SaGr
linh Bart dlSrstiiW r;;iiicn, neil lie
gum 0racnItnnn Nes ofientlia,ti @e~
ipntteo fcicorhcn iiin. ID ii. os3 Gin
npalpcroicnrcs Miblti&:d.
Nur Nniert n Sc ur.nc ,.Si!rcEi>
burger 3citlng", >dnf &c :. Hld,t !lc'
miir5i oar Die 1b"r m.;faeNdrBcu irno
nlinmc9r mitpcfr l..c.i mn mitgs~
hangcn III. Mud, liz tiidtc bcute
Iorgcn iriih. irnnaT. ir1hlir. irci
ihrcn Seieru bic c,rithrilen ,3cuiSe
feitcn" bcs Cider S~dac6!u,t" aui.
20 bod bntten unicrc GrpcoieItGn
ibrc Guudrtunscn pcuu Sod1 nidi &c
itrdutt, nib ocsbdlb bitten tic. rof
picl, uicl h%craliter laden III Siiricu.
ais tic c. bci scaliidtcm &criud, NIT
Dem Cider Sngcbldtt" cigcntlid) bot
bdftcn.
llcbcr Die .Sdloruailifcu" oce
5nacbldttlc nber uciB man ieet Ncii>
nitiu Wcitcio.-.9ur. Mort"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
6ro6ber3ogtbnm.
Ans Der Dampthaht.

ynrcm b o., %. Sop. (9,om
Sofc.) Der m%cncrnnuute nmcrifaniidc
@eInnbte Sr. ban Spfc wllrbc lester
Gage in fcierlid]cr Tuoicr5 bon Der
@roBbcr8pgiu 5lr llcbcrreiduna icincs
observation-disclosures i'm biciigcn
HnldiS cmpfangcn. Hbcnes inno 81
Gbrcn pcs @cinnbtcu in SdloB Berg
Gin Diner itatt.
Steuerpcr,paltuug. %crr /. =.
@ocrscm. Commits bel Der Stcmcrs
oircftion. ut gum Stcucrciuncbmlcr
III ScIs crnonnt lpprbcn.
Vim Multi. Gouieruaiorimm bat man
in pcriloiicncr @odc nit Dem Sracls
SIRIUS bcgouncn. Sp lit tnblid, nm
fern iunacn ifrcbiamcn Muiiflicbbas
bern @clcScubcit gcpptcn, bilis nnb
ariinbliH bas Crgelipicl Su crleruen.
Sterbeidae,--Sm Nlter Dol So
Snbrcn itarb IN lcincr 8obnuu9. Mrics
nal NpenIe. Der Mentncr 0r. Sif.
@erids Nnum. iriibcrcr Seiiecr eee
befnmtcn aurSwudrcnacid,dits on Der
@dc Der Nricnnls unb YbilippitrnBc-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sssssaNNg
: Suaem6urger 2ladrtdteu. :

pesch Meedchen aus Grcm Duff; I
hescht Mrich. Ech hun ct begint, Wi
ct an d'Fe'els OPP de Bottcrmart
9uhng mat engcnl Hcnkcku'rf VOL
Better an Fer. II konni CUR not
ferdech gin, yum D0mpels Franz
chen re v~crzeelel, deem an Anerika
ass. Ech hun du bel mir solver ge-
du'echt, del 1--WE kennen sech govt;
dat got emol eng koppel. Wann dat
wirklech esu ass, da gratuleferen
ech DIR; d'Mrach as c stGts Med
chen" Dem Franzchen hu'et d'Harz
am Left gekluckSt, wi n dat hei'ren
hu'et. D'Mrach hat en- also not ver-
gees. Hee' guhng yum Tribunal
hem: 'e1 hu'ct seng Botschc' CUR
not mi gespuhrt.
&c !sclzong del amer Woch.).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Aas katbolifdJem
- difrlbl1ttern.
9urh Cans snm iosialcn 5rienen.

-Sn Den lceten Snhrcn rut Imcritd
n%nsefnnaen 5I tuit5cn", bciBt cs III
cincm Gr9uS bcs Z Der Wuic Der
Reflomc gcfiiBtcu, hotbc3nbltcn
Sdlriftlcitcrs Der @utcnldlriit .0drs
pcr's @cctlp". Nornui Sdpgooo;
.ltnp in DER @cfpigifoit bcs Ga 1905
miro r%hptbuiiifc aulit nrb Nitcrntur
unb 0crcdlt afcit Inn 6richc tpm>
mcu." "a bdttc man ia nuf ciiimal
ben Sdluiicl 5ur Soiilng Scr ~io5ialen
Sraae cntocft; Gin Spicl. I'M Snl5
rnb nit Dem Sal6 to!tnt sic Sinoes
ruils allcr 2cibcn lnh bic Sdlliftunn
nlcr Sample. @rrcd}tiltcit mn
arieec. Sreilid,. ric @cidlid,tc lcbrt
etlpns snnS ouhcrcs: nnf ocn San6
Ser Sdlomc foigt Die Grnprhiing bcS
Sobdmnes. mi sic 5unSfrcupc Der
ScIIencn Der llntcrgnna @ricdIcns
lambs. Sod, Die @cid,idJtc lit cine
tlbcritc ycbrmeiitcrin. Die uid,ts FAM
-dfs Hbraicnpred,slcr, Den SpuR pcrs
berben. lluo bcobulb mdcht mon bie
Mii9cn Si unb hred,iclt lititi9 brnilf
los. onus glcidp oh CHM uhcr llniiun
odbci bernusfommt.--rG rccliinr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
W;inecitiphn Gcbfrech

Riht CO iest in adj Staufcn. Im 10
Noucmbcr trat in Sscpon cine NioBs
reacl in Ntait. lpcltc bcitimmt, ba:
feline e~ripddicnc Nruucilepcrion "
elmer Yortldnb Snbrii III ciucm uie
eripcrcn Wodenlobn ulS SS.64 nrbcis
ten bari. mcldcr Spbu ais Der ME-
hrinifc he5cid,nct 'pire. Inn bic &C.
bcrstcircn iold,cr Srntcn Su oedcn".
Nnr cine 9cruflm9 TN ens arcissc-
ridlf o @nltnoma Sounm opcr oil
oaS Cberaeridlt ocS StnarcS fam bic
Nusiiibruns aicics Grluiics ncrbin.
bern. gbcnlo ocrhoIt 90 lid nit cintr
arSeren Inornnnna Scr .Suhuitridf
@eliare 6omniiiion Of Grcaon". nah
peld,er 1925 alS Der minocitc Wos
tcnlobn fir Sraucuspcrioncn GILT. Die
III fnuimdnniidcn Wcid,dfteu BORT
lambs anecitellt iine.-~Scrplo bcs
@lnubcns."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Qentfd, AmerikaniGde
31re6 fimmrm.
unb ub ? I!

Snnpisc fiininnb5nnn6ig Wfillionen
bat Carnegie alS Snidengelo 5nriids
bctdltcn. llnb bod lit eS frnglid). Oh
CT iclbit nit oielem nnbeoentenocn
Sunbeepdd leittcr hurd) Gin Mabel
DIR (idJnulcs YfDrtd)en) acben miro,
ols bas hcfaunte WiiItenldlit.-
,Supcnpprt Seitnfrot,"