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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
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Jack Britton. the Chicago light weight, may go to England and clash with Freddie Welsh.
 When Mexican Joe Rivers and Leach Cross meet in New York, January If, they will weigh in at 133 pounds ringside.
 Eddie McGroorty and Freddie Hicks, the Detroit middleweight, have been matched to box ten rounds in New York on January 15.
 By knocking out Andy Morris In New York the other night, Fred Me Kay, of Winnepig, has .blossomed out as a new hope"
 After stopping Abe Attell, Ollie Kirk, the St. Louis featherweight, made poor showing in his recent bout with Champion Kilbane.
 Arthur Julky, of Chicopee, Mass, has challenged Luther McCarty to box him for s5,O0O a side. What is it, a new cough syrup or an ad for Chicopee?
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON

A delightful luncheon was given by Mrs. c. Motta, January g, in compli' ment to Mrs. T. Alderman and Mis- Alderman, mother and sister of Mrs. J. s. Garvin. Covers were laid for eight. Those present besides the guests of honor, were Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs. G. J. T. Crowley, Mrs. G. M. Bridge, Mrs S. Blair, Mrs. c. Martin, Mrs. J. s. Garvin and Mrs. G. Motta. Mrs. Motta is always most hospita- ble hostess, and very pleasant day was spent by those fortunate enough to be present.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT DARK EMS BEAUTIFULLY AND
 TAKES OFF DANDRUFF

Almost every one knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound ed, brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streak ed or gray; also cures dandruff, itch- ing scalp and stops falling hair. Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make it at home, which is mussy and troublesome.
 Nowadays, skilled chemists do this better than ourselves. By asking at any drug store for the ready-to-use product-called 'sWyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy"-you will get
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
"QUEEN OF BUNKO RING"
 IS MUM CONCERNING GANG

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 10.-Irma de Pietro, known as the queen of the bunko ring" who was brought back from Plainfield, N. J., to face a grand jury indictment charging her as an accomplice in the case of Louis Dodero, who was bunkoed out of ST. TOO, refused to talk of her plight.
 She denies she was one of the gang of bunko men, that she ever met Do dero in this city or elsewhere, that she knew Louis Rovego, held for the bunko game, or that she knows any thing concerning the bunko ring.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
WoMAN's CLUB MET

The Yuma Valley Woman's Clut met at the home of Mrs. J. B. Corey It was the first meeting since th' holidays and a full attendance wa present, while visitors were Mrs. T Alderman, Miss Alderman, Mrs. c Martin and Mrs. Bridge; also Mrs Henry Randy, who is at present visit iAs her mother.
 After adjournment, the hostess, as sisted by her three charming daugh ters, served delicious refreshments The club will meet with Mrs. Crow icy On January 16.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
GAADO[FO HOTEL LOBBY

MT. ad Mrs. J. H. Cantrell, Los Ar geles.
 A. L. Cassady, San Francesca. l.. T. Merrill, Riverside. l.. H. Lyle, Omaha. J. w. Osborn, Ajo, Ariz. F. M. Small, City.
 w. w. Thurlow, Los Angeles. l.. c. Allen, Los Angeles. H. V. Miner, Los Angeles. A. H. Kent, Los Angeles. Dr. Edith Halcomb, Los Angeles. Hanna Barber, Los Angeles. c. R. Myers, Los Angeles. A. Warren, Los Angeles. A. Irwin, Tucson. w. A. Menid, Riverside. E. R. McDaniel, Tucson. J. L. Seamonds, Tucson.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
WILL DO NOTHING

sThe president, before going to Pan ana, announced his purpose to "1n' stitute a civil government with Col Goethals as governor" Immediately the discord began, and the president, fearing his support of Goethals would that the best thing for him to do is to do nothing. Therefore, civil gov ernment will wait.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
ACCUSED OF RoBBING A
 CHICAGO & ALTON TRAIN

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 14.-Muct interest is manifested in the case oi Elmer Vigus and John Hartnett which was called for trial in the cir cult court today.
 Vigus and Hartnett are accused oi having held up and robbed the Chica go & Alton Hummer" train at Hes Junction on the night of December g, last.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
WILL BE WELCOME

Somerton is twelve miles from Yu. ma but that doesn't keep that lively burg" from being up to date, as Dan Murray, the Somerton barber puts it. Anyway, the Somerton hotel is serv- ing a turkey dinner every Sunday at the popular price of 35 cents.
 Yumaites who happen down that way will be welcomed.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
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Wages in Belgium are lower gen. erally than in any European country. San Francisco broommakers have received a 10 per cent. increase in pay.
 Another movement has been started in St. Paul for the purpose of building labor temple.
 Thirty states have provided factory inspectors for the enforcement of health and safety laws.
 Three counties in the state of New York propose to build hospitals for the treatment of tuberculosis.
 New York's new equal pay law puts men and women teachers of New York City on an equal pay footing.
 Plasterers in New York City earned s4 for nine-hour day in 1887. Now they get s5.5O for eight hours.
 Boot and shoe workers are planning an active organization campaign to organize all the shoe workers in Greater New York.
 The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks has established new lodges in the states of Minnesota, West Virginia. Idaho and Oklahoma.
 Compressed air and foundation workers secure a 50 cents a day ad-. vance, beginning with the first of this month, making the wage scale s4.50 a day.
 A hotel for working girls was open ed in St. Mary's row, in the heart of the factory district of Birmingham re- gently by the Duchess of Marlborough
 The Journeymen Barbers' Interna- tional Union is now 25 years old. It includes 700 locals, with membership exceeding 3O,000.
 In the sixty-third congress the labor group will consist of IT members, one of these being United States senator William Hughes of New Jersey.
 More than s366,O0O,O00 was lost in wages through more than 13,4O0,OO0 cases of sickness among the wage earners in the United States last year.
 Following the example of the Wom- en Advocates Club of New York, with which it is affiliated, a union of wom- en lawyers, numbering 25 members, has been formed in Paris
 The building trades department of the American Federation of Labor has decided that the staff work on build ings to be erected for the Panama-Pa- cific International Exposition belongs to the carpenters and not to the plas- terers.
 Legislation to insure one days rest in seven for men and women workers, whether engaged in continuous indus tries, or otherwise, was urged at the annual meeting of the Illinois Associa- ton of Labor Legislation.
 Insistence of an increase Of 40 cents a day has been voted by Plumb CTS Union, No. 12, of Boston, bringing their daily wage up to $5,20, if they se- cure it. The master plumbers have given notice that they will resist the demand.
 Basket makers in Greater New York have organized.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
DOG GUARDS THE BODY
 OF A HERDER FOR WEEK

LAKEVIEW, Ore, Jan. 10.-The dog of a French basque sheep herder stood guard for more than a week over the body of it's master, in the deep snow near Lakeview, until re- lieved by the arrival yesterday of a party of sheep men who had search ed several days for the herder The herder had been shot, accidentally, by his own gun and had bled to death.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
TOURISTS HERE

I've automobile touring parties -csne fn from the East yesterday, and win remain here for couple of days to look over town and surrounding country before resuming their journey westward Mir. and Mrs. L. c. Erbes of St. Paul, Minnesota, are in one au. to. and A. C.. and Asa Hubbel, of Nebraska in the other.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
SOCIALISTS WILL MEET

Tomorrow evening. Thursday Ianu- ary Is, at 7:30, Yuma Local of the So cialist party will hold its regular semi monthly social and propaganda meet ing. Refreshments will be served, and there will be speaking. A good time is guaranteed to all, and everybody is invited.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
VISITING IN YUMA

Mrs. Gladys Cuneo of Canyon City, Colorado, is in Yuma, visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dr. W. J. Mulrony, and will remain here for the winter. She Is much pleased with Yuma and is en- toying her visit.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
COLD STORAGE PLANT

Architect Don ". Wells is engaged on the plans and specifications for the big cold storage plant which the Hodges brothers will install in their new market in the Moretti block.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16

Indictment of Ebert Hubbard for misuse of the mails will cause sur prise because the people who read his stuff seem to like it and others do not know what it is.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
MOVING NOTICE

The Yuma Meat Market will move on Sunday next to our new location, opposite the old place, and the new store will be ready for business on Monday. F. & D. HODGES.
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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
SCHOOL OF ARTS
27 ldlWiIde.

Mrs. Bailey will begin classes il oil, water and tapestry, beginning with the new year Also private les sons in practical Physchology, Phys ical Education and Speaking aRt Voice culture.
 Visitors Thursdays. S5-tf.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
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NOTICE OF PouNpmAsTER

On the first day of February, 1913, dog tags will be for sale at the city clerks office. All persons wishing to obtain license for a dog will please call at the clerks office at once.
 w. LINDSEY, Poundmaster
 101-15d
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16

Sick headache is caused by disor- dered stomach. Take Chamberla.n's Tablets and correct that and the head ,sches will disappear. Sold by all dealers,
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16

SUNDAY DINNER AT SOMERTON
 The Somerton hotel will serve Sun day dinner every Sunday at 12 o'clock, for 35 cents. Everybody come. 101-1
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16

Judge Frank Baxter, of the Yuma county superior court, left Yuma last night for trip to Phoenix and Flor ence
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
JUST A LITTLE SNOW

Born, to MT and Mrs. Leroy A. Snow. at Somerton, at 10 o'clock today, 10-pound. bouncing, baby boy.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16

Occupation is one great source of enjoyment. No man properly employ ed was ever miserable.-Landon.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16

George Marable is here from San Diego, looking after business interests
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

Remember Sherlock's employm en$ agency when ia need of help. 79-H
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16

Wait for Examiner Night at the Zeller theatre. Particulars soon.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16

Sim Freund returned yesterday from . trip fo Phoenix and Jerome.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16

Get New Magazines at shorey's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

lip gum 5ipeiten 0iaIe in Dem
"a ihpncu unb 9aitfreuublid)en
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
3nr q. y. bes 81. 8nnifatins- 'nthrs unn 9n,ua.

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les @entralz @ereins programmes, in
Der lleberlesun8 unierer @~runbidBe
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traliteIIe Die fpi6tisite 2eiitung
Der neueren @ei6ihte bes altbelpdbr>
ten @erbonoes. Die grrihtung Der
GentraliteIe bebeutete, ipaS pamals ia
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@riinbrn9 Der 9eutraliteqe tritt Der
Gentrals 8erein in bic u rbeit II
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benn fie 9eitaltete bic er8iebe c.
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elmer erb0Btcn Snteniitdt, beren Hcs
%iultate beute bereits, 5umal bel ben
@enerals 9 riammlungen beS Central
Iereins tpie aud bel Staatsperbdnben
unb in ein5elnen 2ofalpereinen. ia
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in Setradt ipas Die Grridtung bes
2 tubienbauies In Chicago
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gauge Organization - unb bcrcn
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trcuer InbGnglihfcit all ben Central
@crein NIB iein Yruarnmm fir bic
beiten rclisiOiem, ,uirtbihaitlihen mi
politiidcn Sntereiien Der 3ereinistcr
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
(spe5iea iir bieie 3eitnng.)
nnm Gbrf-Rehaktemr.

iinb r@Dgel. Die ibr cigenes Ncit be-
Idmusen" ober bod, etipas gelinoer
eeiagt. Sente nit iebr nnflaren
9e9riffen in ge5ug auf Die Iufsaben
eines iuirflif intellisenten, fatbuliifen
am%erifaniihen Siirsers.
User 9erabc iest in ben 9creinisten
Staaten ipirtlif elm niieliher 9 ii II
Ger iein mill unb tper nidt, ans I'M
fdbigfeit ober Saul6eit, Shulb an Dem
religioien, ipirtbidaftliden unb poli>
tiihcn GerfaQ Der Ser. Staaten baben
mill, Der muB mitarbeiten, bamit.
eeraoe Die &atbolifcn Der 8ereinigten
Staaten, ~ein5eln uno 5uiammen, ibre
poae Siirgerpflift erfiiaen. ~llniere
fatboliihe Wdnnerpelt, uniere fatbos
liihen Silnglinge, uuiere tatboliihcn
Sraucn unb Sungfrauen 81 bieier
Grbeit an5uleiteu unb fir oieielbe 81
befdbi9en barau arbeitet chen, nit
boiler, aus9e p I o d c c /
Appreciation Der bDhlten Iutoris
tdtcn Der tatbpliiden STRIDE, Der
8. H.s&. Gentral@ Sercin.
Worerlt lit 81 6emerfen, baB Die 5S
Sabre bes Scitanbes bcs Central Ser
eins i'm ldon ols d / 6 Il d) e II
Saftor 9eIten laiien, benn, gerabe
oieIes Iltcr, bat DEM Gerbanbe uno
icinen @runbidbeu, iplpie iciner Sras
bitiol. cine SrDbe5cit geihaffen.
aus iucldcr rcdlt anerfcnncnsiuertbc
S%ciltungeu ilberlcbcn. Wcbr als
Oieies: ourd) bieie langc 3cit bin>
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Den iolpic bel Den idbrlidcn General
%erianmluHAcm fiuben Iid gan6
cigcns, burd) bic @rfabrung q c.
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iucldc ocicn GinfluR 81 cincm icbr
bcpeutcnben 9citnltcn. Snrir
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bintcr Dem Gcutrnls% ercin 6uriid
tbatiadIlidl itiiBt bieie iidD iogar picl=
lad aut bic Grinhruna, 9eiitunsen uns
oas Yerional, bic ibr upn ben,
Scntral .%crcin 5nfnmeu.
SaS Bidtigitc nbcr, ou5 Iih ule
Der gnll8cn 9eidid,tlidcn Gutpide-
llnA hcS Gcntrdls Strein5 bcrolISgcz
'dldlt boz, iii ba5 y rogrnmmb !
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den ntbplifcn Nlld III cs
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Yroaromm, .. b, mic bic 2hcalc bel
ocrrtId, omcritnniidcu Satfolitcn bcl
Yer. Stnatcu, boS rcliaioic, mirtb:
ld,oItlid)c unb pplitiid)c 2cbcn uto 81,
anpercu @cbiete bcs pripnten mi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
5satbnliTdDe ArbeiterTd)aft biibem nnn nriihem.

bie S6ulfrase our Gisfuiiipu 81
itellen. Die Sra9e iperoe bdufig 9ez
itellt, ipie lpeit aatbolifen nno Nttts
fatbplifen in In9elescnbeitcn, fpelhc
Die 8oblfabrt bes ganden 2anoes be-
trdfen, 3uiammen9eben fonnten. Gr
babe fein Sebenfen setragen, LIBERAL
unb alid in Hom 5u erfldren, baB bier
in gnslano Der ein5ise 8es, cinen
ginflub in elmer 8epesune 81 erz
lungen, Der lei, an oerielben tbeilSu@
nebmen. CT benfe. Die &~atbolifen
miibten iid NIT DEN Nihtfatbolifen IN
elmer ~nationalen Sraee pereini9en;
benn tpenn iie iih 5uriid5Dsen, niirben
ie ielbit iflieblid perlaiien baiteben
unb gdn3lih nerlaiien iein. Surd,
ernite Witarbeit fpiirben lie iih @ebpr
perihaffen unb enbli1 ibr 3iel crs
reid,en."
Nad Den beeeiitert aufsenommcnen
8orten bes 8irhenfiiriten beidlpB Die
@erIammling, es louc elm permaz
nentes Gomite nit ben fatbultihet
Mrbeiterpereinen Der ~iibrtsen 9anber
in @erbinbung treten our @~riinOun9
elmer internationalen Bereinienns.
@enn nun Die fatboliihen llnionz
Irbeiter gnslanb's nit benen Der
@creinigten Staaten in Ierfebr treten
iollen, miro Der Central gerein 5lpeis
feaps iorsen, bab lie Intniipfungs>
punfte finben, obidon uns iheint, baB
bieie 8eItrebungen mad interna>
ii onaIer @erbinbune nur D a II II
lpertbppI iein iperben, tpenn einmal
cine iolibe, frdftig arbeitenbe. pobl
or9aniiirte. rationale fatboliide
Irbeiteridaft 8eI6aiien lporben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
Fir katbolifde Arr,te
mid)tip.

Vei 8clcgcnbcit bco fntcruationaleu
mcoi5iniihcn 9pnHrcIicS, ipcld,er fiir6z
lid in 2onpon tugtc, bate bie @iIbc
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mer bes 9on9rciice gu cinem icicrIiden
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beilld)tct MIDI" CT %crinncrtc feline
3ubDrer an Die bobcn Sbealc, bic ibncn
ais Aer3ten poranleud)teu miibtcn.
Sic icien @erf5engc 8ottcs fir bicics
2ebem unb fir has arlberc Ycbcn; tic
fonnten ibre Yflid)ten nur crfiilcn.
ipcrm lie lid ibrer Observation-Disclosures
Dor 8ott unb ibrer abbdnsiafcit
@ott bcfpuBt blieben. Der Verluit
Der hriitlihen Weltanifannng Vel fir
ben Stano Der Mer5te perbdnsnihppler
nro gefabrlider ais fir bic iibrigen
StGnbe. Die Nerstc oiirften iibcr Der
Gorge fir bas lciblid)c Woblergebcn
Die Scclcn Der arorfen tid1f auber
Ndt laiicn. Sic lcibcnncn Ncnidcu
id)enfen ibncn Elm srnbes @crtraucn.
tic bdnacn an ibrcn @ortcn. an ibrcr
MutolitGt. Die Ser5te perhienten
bicics Vertraucn aber nur, uenn tie
ielbit bic Spnuerdnitif WottcS iiber lid,
ancrfinnten. Sir bic IcrStc icIbit
cntbnlte bas Gbriitentbum Die itGrtiteu
Iotipe 81 elmer scpiiienbaftcn Nus@
iibung ibrcs ihpcrcn 8crnfes. gs
lei Dor Muem Der @cbanfc, IN DEN
lcibenben @itmcnifen Seins GbriituS
pieocr5ufinbcn. .Sbr ellie. bic Sbr
bieicn Iltar umitebt, aIf Dem ods bl.
Spfer iogleid fir alc Cure I%nlicaen
bargebradt luirb". 10 idloB Cardinal
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81 jenem Sasc, an pcldcm Dem Scbcn
bcs 2eibes Gin Gnbc gciebt miro nno
ale drStlidJc &uuit auibDrt. rucnn
Cure Seelcu ltcbcn nllein Dor Gem,
Der an Gurcr Grloiun9 gcitorbcn lit.
WiDgc er Damn 5u Seocm pOn Gilt,
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mid bciuht.""
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
teps5iea fir bieie 5eitums)
num Gbef-Rrhaktemr.

Nrbcitcricftion 5uiammengetrcten, an
ipelfc Cardinal Bourne folgenoe be-
MISREPRESENTATION @orte rif)tete, Die,
mututis mutnnbis, fir Die fatboliihen
llnipnleutc Der @~ereinigten Staaten
gcltcn bilrften. &c. @minen5 erfldrte:
.Iuf9abe Der fatbpliihen @etperf>
idnfter lei es. ale tatbpliihen llniona
iitcn in ben perid)ieoenen Irbeiters
Srgauiintionen 3u pereini9en, bamit
lie quite Nit9lieoer p%erielben nnb trene
Sobue Der fatbolii6cn Stride blieben.
Sic 9iid0fe bdtten %gcelaubt, baB, oa
Die S%elpegung cine rationale gefporpen
lei, CT al5 fird)lifcr Sbcrer Die Ser
authorizing ii6erne6men miiIie. Bel
bieier @elcgenbeit lpole cr oenn niht
peridlrmen, linen nod einn1al Slid gu
lpiinid)en 81 Dem b%crrliden @oreeben,
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icincr Ieinling Den futboli16en 8ez
lperfidaftse Witgliebern %. +. Der faz
tboliiheu Witelieber Der n~eutralen
@eiperflhaften) bon ben &atbplifen
bes gan3en 2anbes beionbers bod an
g~erednet perben, lpeil Die enteegens
itebcnben Sdlpieri9feiten ea16 enorm
scrpeien nnb neil es cine sroBe Sc
ipanotbeit er~forbertes ibren @enoiien,
nit benen tie in afait alien anberen
Sragcn eini9 ieien, FLAIR 81 MAIDEN,
buB Die @eiperfidoit Iteiu Gedt babe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
Bur pfleae hra a}lirItnmsneiItes.

den" bon mob | M Ell D e n.
rcidcn antbplifen Der 8emeinDe 9e>
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