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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29
G0VERNORSH|P QUESTION

lia CONTINUED From Page One)
secretary Of the interior, and went back
to his hotel. With him there is the
faithful and courteous Rivenberg, who
has tarried the winter through. watch
ing tricks in behalf of his candidate,
~ is pretty dun sitting around Wash
ington day after day with mighty little
to do, except for a few minutes work
. here ana there. Consequently, Mr..
Waller, although in Washington at the
Hotel Gordon at this present moment,
conlemplates following the McCandless
example. He will journey out into
the States anon, to Philadelphia and
New York and even further if he
Should choose Bat he will keep with.
in call of Washington, should circum-
stances arise that nccessitate his pres
scnce here. The faithful Riyenberg
will stay on the job, even as he has
been doing and sound the alarm if, of
an alarm there be need.
''I' Not Altogether Cordial
The two rival candidates, with their
encourages, not on altogether cordial
terms, are marking time, largely be-
cause Candidate l.. NJ. Watson is en-
route. They do not propose to HE
away till after Mr.. Watson has. come
and played his cards. They want to
see the thing through. 1t is a long
and expensive journey from Honolulu
to Washington and return and what Is
the use to hurry back when Candidate
Watson is on tire way to Washington
and will be here within fortnightg
Nobody apparently has any inside
information as to what the outcome
will be. Secretary Lane, as far as can
be learned, has given absolutely no in;
timation as to whom he will favor OF
the three men, The truth probably is
that he does not know himself. Seem
ingly it must be at least two or three
weeks yet before President Wilson
makes nomination for Governor OF
Hawaii.
Word went around today that Elmer
Il. Paxton. of Hawaii, who is here help
ing out with the sugar fight, was i'll
with pneumonia. 1t turned out, how
ever, that Mr.. Paxton had only case
of bronchitis. He has gone out int
the country little way from Washing
ton to recuperatc.
Senate Weakening
The battle over sugar is waning
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29
NATIONS CHIEF EXECUTIVE SLIPS AWAY FOR SUN.
DAY OFF AND QUIET CRUISE - BACK
ON THE JOB TOMORROW attS
cBy Federal Wireless Telcsraph.)


WASHINGTON April 20 Especial to The Adverser)
Worn by his labors Tariff
Bill the \ntAhe Land Laws in California other of
President Wilson today decided To take accompanied
by his daughter Miss Eleanor and Surgeon Gray uauicR
The President boarded government yacht Sylph
for cruise down the Potomac River and the Ches
Bay. The President intends aboard Syp
night. 81 p ut'i =,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29
BELGIAN WORLDS FAIR
~ OPENED BY KING

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph)
CLIENT, Belgium, April 2G.-(spe.
oial to The Advertiser)-Th intsma.
tional exposition was opened here this
afternoon by King Albert.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29

fin the water but fifty feet away. The
conclusion smashed every window ION
the Hercules. Navy officials are i'm
vesiiguting rcsponsibiltyAtforl the. mis-;
take. .,fue Ne. if. ,a.,.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29
Refuses to Meet Governor.

Governor Ffear, ON behalf of the Ter
ritory, volunteered to appeal to Mrs.
Leslie to restore the plate, but she re
fused TO meet him.. Thus the question
rests.
The British warsloop Algerine will
clear for San Diego at seven-thirty
o clock this morning, according to Com
manler Brooker, an otherwise happy
visit saddened by the knowledge that
they are leaving without the treasured
copper tabled made by the hands of
brave Englishmen to mark the dying
place of one of England greatest sea
men.
eff Mrs. Leslie could but know the
gratitude she would earn from the Brit
ish people for this kindly act feel GER
tain. she would consent to allow us to
take back to England the relic she has
in her possession, said Commander
BROKER last night. cit would be
placed. in the British Museum, treasured
for all time. AS it is, there is danger
that it will be lost or perhaps destroyed.
We have no desire to go t law for the
relic and have trusted to the kindly ma
ture of the good woman who has it in
her power to win the lasting friendship
of the British people. have done. all
in my power and now have nothing to
do but report the result to the British
admiralty -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29
BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN

During the summer months children
are subject to disorders of the bowels
and should receive the most careful
attention. As soon as any unnatural
looseness of the bowels is noticed
Chamberlain 3 Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rnoea Kennedy should be given. For
sale by Benson, Smith Il Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii Advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29
Shot at Governor.

SHANGHAI, April %. Governor
Bah Nun Wal, of Auhui, while on his
way to Shanghai, when he reached Nan
king was attacked by assailaIrts, and
u shot fred at him, which failed TO take
enoct. The assaiant escaped.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29
WGkERsHAM FOR
= p. JAPANESE CITIZENS

TOXIC, April 16-Discussing the
California Land Bill issue, G. W, Wick
ersham, former attorney, general of the
United States, expressed the emphatic
opinion that no measure which discrim-
mated adversely against theA japanese
would ultimately become a law in Calf
formal; while with reference TO the
point that the Japanese cannot become
naturalized American citizens and thus
escape the Prospective incidence of the
bill as it stands, Mr.. Wickersham said
that personally he saw no reason why
naturalization rights should not be OK
tended to, the japanese equally with
other nationalities. This, however, was
question for the federal authorities
TO consider, and it was. as yet prerha-
ture to anticipate what attitude the
new Democratic administration would
adopt toward the issue, should, it ever
be actively raised in the near future.
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az Federal wireless TeIegraph.l

lBy FederaI WITCHES Photography
CHICAGO, April 26.-(special to
Tho Advertiser)-To begin his indeter-
inmate sentence for the abduction OF
Mildred Bridges, Evelyn Arthur Zee,
leader Of the "Absolnte Life" cult,
was taken to prison today.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29

at the Los Angeles Motordrome in No.
yember, 1911, he broke two world s
records of ten and twenty-five miles.
Next week he will show the great pig
lures at the Liberty and will give a
description of all the drivers and ears.
In the Indianapolis race twenty six
ears starred and they are seen on the
brick speedway Mt each stage of the
race from the beginning to end.
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sand purses.
Jeffkins was born in Sydney, N. s.
W., in 1880 and is the only racing
pilot from Australia who is recognized
by the A. A. A., He has been con-
nected with racing ears for the past
eleven years and his string of victor
les would flll volume. He competed
in'il9il and 1912. race meets in the
East, Middle West and Pacific Coast;
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29
Assassin's Quick Death.

D SHANGHAI, China, April 25.-on
April IL, the slayer of the ex-secretary
of agriculture, Sun, who has been held
for triad was taken suddenly i'll and
died. The court and the Tung Mung,
Doctor Sun S party, employed foreign
physicians to oxamine the contents of
the mans stomach. 1t was reported
that there was no sign of poison found
by the doctors, but this report was not
confirmed by any written statement of
the physicians.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29

Patrons of the Liberty Theater are
to be treated to real sensation next
when Rupert Jeffkins, automobile
racer and "speed King" will show
the great five hundred mile auto race
which took place in indianapolis last
year. Mr.. Jeffkins, with De Palma
rode the car that came within an
ace of winning the seventy-fve thou.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29
Not Pessimistic.

Touching upon the possible extent
of presidential action, Mr.. Wickecsham
pointed out that the separate States of
The Union possessed fairly plenary pow.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29
TRoUBLoUS TIME FOR
N' OFFICIALS OFSCHINA
---& lN CNlN a

Especial Gables to sun Chung Kwock
Boz Nwuct
PEKING, April 25.-After the par.
lament had assembled, the members of
four political parties agreed to draft
the constitution aud then elect a presi-
dent, One of tho suggestions for the
constitution says that the president
shall have the right to dissolve the low
err house and that the parliament has
the right to impeach the president.
These features have been agreed to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-10
CHINESE JOKES

THE Chinese have publication called the
Hsiao-Li Kuang, or Laughing Book,
which is printed at Picking. The jests from
this treasured volume, number Of which
have been translated, seem to bear certain
family resemblance to anecdotes the world
over, just as some of the most frequently
told jokes of modern times are to be found
in the writings of ancient Greeks, who per-
haps stole them from still earlier testers.
Here are three of the Chinese jokes:
Two men, Chung and Kung, are warming
themselves before an open stove. Chung,
who is remarkable for his GOODNESS and To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-10

quacity, says to kung, who is an exceedingly
hot-headed person:
"Nly dear Kung, there is something that
/ should like very much to say to you. 1t
relates to circumstance | have observed
for little time past, and have desired to
mention to you. But, bearing in mind the
somewhat fiery and quarrelsome disposition
that is commonly attributed to you, have
hesitated to express myself However, |
have at last resolved that, if | do not men,
ton the matter to you, shall do wrong, and
have consequently determined to ask your
permission to speak to you about it"
"Well what is it,"
"Your coat, my dear Kung,' says Chung
quietly, "is on fire."
"For pity S sake!' exclaimed Kung angrily,
jumping up and finding his coat nearly
burned off. "Why in the world didn't you
tell me before?"
"There it goes! What a frightful temper!'
Chung murmured, as he moved away.
Folks told me quite right about you"
THE second anecdote illustrates Chinese
subtlety, and suggests that some of our
oldtime Ministries must have drawn upon
this book
A man who had stolen a COW was sub
jected to torture. A passerby, observing his
SAD state, asked MIN:
"What did you do?'
@Oh, nothing. just found an old piece of
rope on the road, and picked it up"
"And is it possible that they have pun
ished you in this way for simply picking up
an old piece of rope?"
"Yes-only they found cow at the end
of the rope"
THE third is one of the sort of stories that
in this country are conveniently put off
upon the shoulders of Irishmen and Germans
A courier, bearing important dispatches,
was given horse, and told to make all pos
sible speed toward his destination Some
time afterward he was found in the road,
walking, and pushing his horse before him.
"Why in the world are you doing that?'
he was asked.
ooh, he said, "Irefected, and came to the
conclusion that we should make more speed
on six feet than we possibly could on four"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Gine ,noherms almiuerhtat,
3nlafuns uei6lider stmbemten an bci
tatbOliiaen ttaiperiitat a6men.

9o1p e n.-@n Der fntbuliiden llnis
periitdt 9oipen in 9elsien bat lid, Scr
@eripaltrnsSrath e~ntipredenb Dem
eiuitimmisen @ufaftcn idmmtlider
6afultdtcu bamit cinperitanben ers
Hart, oaS in 3itfunft ipciblide Shls
errteu an piefef SonfduIc 5usclanen
peroen. Der fatboliid,e Nbgeoronete
fiir Intlperpen, Sr. SrnnS a eaus
~lpelaert. bis Dor &lir3em Yrpieiior Der
Sbiloiopbic an Der fatboliiten llniz
ucriitdt in Sreiblre (Sfpeis), be-
5eid,nete es in elmer nculih in Nmitcrs
oam gehaltcnen Hebe ais brinseno
nutbiuenois, baf fatbpliide 5ranen
In elmer Der Sail Der fatbuliifen BE.
p6lfernns entiprehenben Mense iih
at ben ltniueritdts= Stnoien bethel.
lisen. oa iunit bic Stelmng hes tatbu=
liidDcn Tulfstbciles inn &mltmrlebcn
id,,uer leiocn miiie. Sic llniperiitdt
Soipen, oic bisber grpBtentbcil5 in
ben alien Sallen untergebraht lit,
erbdlt iibrigcns ndbiiens elm neucs
0ebGube IN Der &raefenitraot. Sos
am II. Scbruar einaelpciht lprrpc.
unb in lpeldem Die iuriitiihe. ole
m%epi6iniide, Die tbeologiife unS Ole
pbiloiopbiidc Satultdt unteraebradt
pcrpen i%pleu.I Sopen beiiet anger
oieicn bier nod einige teHniihc Sas
t~ultdtcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Cine fameie 2lbfcrtiemne.

Snbianapplis. Snb.. Den 81.
Sebr.-Ils Hcp. e. n. Scnrp bon Der
bicligen emanuel Saptiitens Stride I'M
Scnat elm G~roffnuuass @ebet belt, IN
bem CT geaen Den 8etrdnfebuuDel
Sront mad,tc, ricf @iccz @ouperncnr
S'Neia: .6orcn Sic nit Der pplitiz
iden Heoc aii!" Der 8eiitlidbc betete
fir pic llnterbriidune bcS Spirituoienz
baneels. Gr eriebne Den Sag, an
Dem Stpiann iid ipei9ern perbe, gu
0eltottcn. Mcnidcn 81 Srunfcn6plhen
uto Wnrocrn 81 MADDEN. Die bic
3nhtbdliier unb @obltbdtisfcits Snz
lritnic .fitAeRssvS srr saxfv @paperruur
id,hl9 nit Dem 5ammer nuf, untcr@
brad, ben Yrebiaer unb prbnctc an,
in Die @~erntbnn9en cinSutrctcn. Hcp.
5cnrp perlieB iofort ben SoaI.
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betrdGt $40,0OO.00O. bon melder
Sllinmc nllerbingS YrdIibcnt Gait
ourh iein @eto ciueu grpBen 5hetl
'trcidlen biirftc.
Wic itimmt ales Sieics nit Der
@rfiGrmng in DER ocmpfratiihcn Ylats
form therein: yySir uernammen nit
unite Serihwcnonns Der @eloer,
,ueidc benz @olfe bmrf bcoriifenoe
Stenern absepreRt meroen, mic tic pm
ben Hepu5lifauern in iibcrtriebcner
Ve'uilignnsen uergcuoet limb, nno
~vfnfere |criprrhuuaen weroen &C.
mnht, nm acbaltcn Su meroen, Wenn
mir i'm Nmfe iinb". ltn5ueifelbaft
TIT oas iebigc SpItsm Der @elocr. Be
,piiiauns I'M Sauie ais bic Wnr5el
bcs nebels 81 betradJten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25

Waoeru unb Suarcs tpbt, 3ufal uber
Ititt.

Iericp 9itn, Wlcr., %. Sebr
-auf Dem @e9e pom Hegierrnoss
Voiait nadl Dem @cfGnsniS puroer
belltc SrsSrdiibcnt ~Sran5isco !. Mta-
oero nlS Der friiberc @ice sYrdiiocnI
Sole Yinp Sunre5 critpHcn.
SrdlIoent Snertd pcrLlfsntlidts
bellte Den f%pl9cnbcn amtlihcn 8eriht
vIla pas I%ntolnobil. in Dem iib oic
heioen Scfdn9enen befdnben. nusefdbl
8lpei Sritiel bcs 2eecS 8uriidoeleal
bate. lpllroc cS bon 9clpuffietcn ans
9e9riffen. Bic Sealeiter ber' @eiuns
9encn perlieSen iofort Die Maiohine.
nm Wiocrltdnb 5l lciiten. Sic 3abl
Der angreifer ipliroc abcr imlner gr6.
Scr unb ploslih p~criiid)ten Waberr
urio Sllare5 6u cntfliebcn. Gam eri
trattcn Die eriten Shiifc. Sn Dem
au9cliped,icl ficleu Wooero. Suarc'
uno 5ipei Der In9reifer. SnS Illtos
mobil ipurbc idmer beihGbiat.
8robe &eniheumoiicn iammcltcr
lit auf oen Sdanplas Der Chat an
Srauen fpeinfen uib gIGnncr iticgsr
Srobungcn aus. Iic Sauifcuer per.
brcitetc iif bic Natriht BON Dem
@prfaa onrh Die sanSc Stabt. Idhs
reno aber iibernI bic bcrridenet
Srnlier linperboblcn gum IuSbrud
fam. 9elang CO Den @eborocn Sic
Hilbe alifred)t 5l erbaltcn.
Mdior Sarbenus. Sommanbaut DC,
militdriiden Seoedung oes CIR YrGiiz
oenten. iofpie Sipci anbcre CffiSicrc.
nuroen IN Saft genommcu. Be,
@eneruls Inluolt bat cine cingcbenbC
llntcrliidruns cingelcitct."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25

Namcns 8enacr, Der iid) nuf elmer
gt~ii'ionsreiic i'll Rilbcim bcianb. Scr
ShieBbolb lit elm Arbeitcr Numens
Wetnano. Ser Shaupfas bcs Ser
brehcns mar Die ct. @ngelbert's>
Stride in @iilbeim. Ser Sbdtcr lit
berbaftet. Ser Spb trat diIf Der
Stcae elm. Der G0rpcr mlrbe pcr>
baftet uno madpte serartis peripprrenc
Iusiasen, odb man glaubt, cs nit
einem 8eiitesfrouten Sn tbuu gu
bnben. anidleinenb bate er CO iibers
ballpt nidt niif Den @iiionar, %ionbern
anf Den Yfarrer Der Stride nb~seieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
NtO. 217O.

lepcn Iollcn. gum Nnfuuf ,u1o Sc
trleb Der 3ud)ffnrm iinn 100000
rotbt9. Siclc .3udts gbcpaare" mill
zen poltommcn 9eiunh iein unb BON
ndtipetsbnr aciunoen @ltern abitdms
men. 6ilr Die Wdnncr miro einc
pobe BON Icds SUB ulb eiu @elpidt
uon 175 %funb pcrlongt. fir Die
Sralleil cine 6obe 0 fiinf SuB 10
SOL, Iolpie elm @elpiht bon 100 Yib.
(SieIe Gligcnicss Seiuunbercr perfubs
zen ia gcrapc nit Dem @enid)en. lpic
Der Hane5iidItcr nit icincm |ieb. Sit
ntdli in California iton 10 tici ge>
Illnfen :? - Scr Heb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
2linerifaniIebeS KapitaI in
Merjfe.

&erico Gitp. Mer., "a. Ssebr.
|-Sn @erito lit mebr amerifaniides
&apital nnaele9t, ais merifaniides.
Sic &crtbeiInns Der anseleste 8apis
talien III: Ser. Staaten, $1,000
000, 900; &crito. S793. 000. 900;
gnglano. $320,000,0 900; Srantrcib.
$143, 900; SonitiscS Gapital,
S11S,000.000.
Imeritnniide Sirmen. bic in @cs
rito arbciicn. iiup: Sic @usscnbeims
bon Der Nmcricnn Smcltina K Reiine
ING Co.,. Ybelps. Soogc &. 60;
Soutberm Yaeiiic 60; @aterss Sieree
60; Sr. i. z. Tcaripn uno Die
Sntcrcontincntal Nubbcr Co.; Spepcr
K Co.; Nobenbura. Sbalmnnn X 60,
&aIi @artcu x 60; auben. 9ocb 4
so. nnb SollinS & 60, ionic Sropn
brothers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Der Srmeecrs$ tpin itui,
Seek Rieecm.

Eah elmer Mclouna on Die .WaiIe
lpaufcc @ermaniu" ut er nclleroinas
nit Der Sirna Sudnrp 3. q. in Der
binbnng getreten, lpcld)c linn mn in
oller Gle ciueu Sreibnlon 5ur Ser
iiiaung itcllen mil, nit lueld)em or in
Der Splmonbs &odc beS Wonats
Ipril lnlienbcu SabreS "a. bis 20.
Ipril 1919 bon Der Sniel 8ran Ga
unrio aus Gas Salinas. SI Der
@rllppc hcr canariid)cn Snieln ges
bGrcne( sic Hciic nad 8citz SnSien
nntrctcn mil. &arlm benn uifi
am CT il 'Ipril ?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Heiebsbeten Gkina's.

9cfing. %. Sebr.-SedS Yars
lnmcnts Gertreter Ii iiberieeiiheu
9dnberu, barunier Gong aiugdons.
Heoafteir elmer d)ineiiihen 3eitung in
Sm Sranciseo, unb 9boo Sbelpsar
aus Nelp Dorf, iino in Die ueile cbiues
liidDc Nationals Ycriammlung scipdbli
lporoen, Die nnd) Seennignng Der jest
Dor lid, 9ebenben Nculpablcm bas pro-
piloriihc Sarlamert eriebcn iol. S6re
8abl crfolNtc burh Die 1873 Selcs
gatcu. bic in Den Ser. Staatcn, ga.
nabn, Den Sbilippincu, Safpaii. ssors
moin. Sorloa, Snbos China, Snoien.
Snpan, Soldnbiih : Sitinbicn mn
anocripGrts ipobuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
SIR WiSerrmf SeS JeSmitsn,
eeIeteS.

Berlin, 90. Sebr,-Sm Neidss
tag purbe bcutc Ser Iutrag an9cncms
men. Welder Den &ibcrruf bcs SeIlli.
tengcieBc5 bcSlpedt. Sic Icbrbcit
ieste lid ms Centrum. SoSialpemos
frnten uub brei Sorti6rittlern 5ulam.
men. Sier6l bemerft biiii9 Sel
4abelmnm Der ~. .. S~taatsSta."
,Sei Der LATHAM be%tnnntcn Mbnei9ume
beS Sunbesrutbes gcgen cine Iufbcs
brng ocs i'll Hcbe itebenpen @cicscs
lit oeneu 3uitimmuug an benz Iebr.
belts SeidluB beS Heifstases mebl
als mlpabriheinlit." Ga mare &c.
nib bas &ort moss bad" am rihtis
gen Slab.-Ser 8eb.)
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8raisH'Opier.

Sotio. SapaL %. Sebruar. -
lleber $4,000 SerIonen iinp obSoblos
leiporpcn burd einen Hieicnbranb, Der
a~eitern I'M biht bcpolterien abanbas
Siitritt ipiitbete. Scr Sranb ents
itnnh in Der Sale Der Seilsarmec.
Ser SBinb trug bic Slammen nit
rroBcr Sdncui8feit lpeiter, unb in
tllrSer 3cit itunoen $500 Wcbdupc in
S!ommcu. Sadidoocu: $4,000. 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Gtrmna Scs 6riinSers Scr
Uinsentiu. stocreine.

IlldBlidl Der @iebcrfebr bcS 100.
Sabreotagcs Der @c6urt Srebcric S6as
mans, bes @riinberS Der TinSentiuss
Tcrcine, miro Der Sl. Eatcr Den Car
oindl &inSen5 S%annutelli, DEN Sros
tcttor Der @in5en5z& ereiue, mad,
Earis c~nficnben, nm I'M Npril bel Den
Grinncrungss Scierlihteitcn Den @ors
lie 81 iibernebnlcn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

= Sic Heip Sericpcr 9~cgislatur
p%diiirtc Die idmmtlidcn BON @onucrs
neir @ilion mltcrbrcitctcn Intis
Sruitz @cicbe.
IN elmer &%oblcnarllbc bel Glbps
raDo. SH.. fanben bel elmer 9~rplpiion
fiinf Sergleute Den Slammcntob.
Ser lpegen elmer in Snglanp
perbilBtcn, ibm pegeu 9eleioisum9 pcs
&oni9s @curge 5ubtftirteu Stroie aui
ellis Sslaub bon Der Yauouns alsaes
ihloilene Sonrnuliit Gbip. 3. @nlius
,pirc auf %erfiisuug 9unbesrihtcrs
Hopcs Sugelnnen.
Sic Scitcr DER 81 bon eincnt
Streif ibrer 6eiSer bcbrobtcn umeris
taniiden Sabnen tamen Dem Ser
langen Der yeutc mad, uno milioten
IN elm Sdiebs8eriht nnb Dem Grbs
mani @ciesc
Ser iosialiiiid)c GongrcB .slbses
orbnetc @ittpr z. Berger bon @isz
cpnIin bate i'm Heprdientantcnbaule
cine 6eIolution beuntrd9t, paB. falls
Der Streif unp Die @erbinbermna pcs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ldnser ais cine
&od,e anbalten ioute, Der YrGiiecnt
erndhtiet iein Iolc. Die 8abnen nit
all ibren Sabnbofs Inlaaen. 8iirtels
linicn, Sdnoereien. &oblcnbersiperien.
&erfitdttcn nnb weiterem @iaentbum
lpeaen ocs bringenSen oiientlihen Be
o~iiriniies nls Nntipnnl gigentbum Su
crpropriircn rnb JIG iclbit Su pcrs
malten nnp burh paS Yoits Separtez
ment 5u betreibcn bis Der GorsrcB cir
GiicnbobnzS cpartcment id,aiic. Sic
ppraclhla9cnc Reiolution cmpidbl
aleid5citig bcu nhtitiinoiseu Nrbeitss
tag I'M Setrie6c mo 3ablung elmer
an9cmcI'cnen Sobnratc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
5~S2spianSiser Knabe
aeiferbeit.

Suupille, 81, %. Sebr. =
Ser is Sabre dlte Sairo %inion. lpelz
der $50 Yiuub po9. lit beutc bon
ieiuer Sait burh Den Sop crloit NOR
Seu, Nntrdac, lid cincm Cirrus mn
oeraleifeu nn5uihlieBen, bate CT itets
abgclcbnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
gus DER Gmiarm 5taht.

Sin 5aitenbirtembrtef iibcr bic rim.
fier mod uffcne r6miihc Jrasc".
Gin enc Sciipiel Der rSrei.
belt" bcs 81. Yaters. = Iic fatbo-
liihcn @ereinisunsen trefien tire
@prbereitnnsen fir bic fummenben
Wablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Siminel, bait On Feline Slinte!

Sucramcnto. Gal. 24. Scbr.
Cine . Der California 9ca9ue
nn StuaiSs EQUATOR @eprgc Sans BON
Nlamebn einacinnbtc Sorlaae Slpcds
@rrihtun9 elmer itaatli6cn .Icns
idens 3uhtiarm" iicbt bcn Nutauf
bon 1000 Tcres 2anpcs Dor, aui
benen 20 Saure inter ben bentbor
giinltialren Sebingunsen iiir iih uno
ihrc Nuhtpmmen uno inter lteter
Sliliht 1r5tlid)er Observation-Disclosures
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
5@!hfni behreelt.

I'M Seuat nas YrGiibenten=
8ctu bctrcfi Ger uerihdriten Gin
manoerunss= Bill iieeritimmt purne,
iicsfe es i'm &amic. = WGbrcne
bieier Seiiiun lit einc neue Vprlase
amsgeihlpien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Cine tpiirSiee Straie.

Sprin8fielb. Sa., "a. Sebr.
- Sm Sauic bat Der slbseorbnetc
2lopb einc %prlage einaebradt. Ole
SriieeliirnIe iiir Observation-Disclosures ieit
Jest. SiiniSig Yeitidenbiebc iollen
bap Nohlltraima6 bil>en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
las neue Regime.

Eratoett Snerta, has neue Sber=
banpt WteTifu's. - Waber0, Der
friibere Yrdibent cir 8cfnusener.
lie Soften Der Ntpbiliiiernna
ppn {ruppen unS Gntienonus pm
8riessihiffeu fir bic Ser. Staateu
limb cnurrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
-Jift 8eisktitmRl erIckeNen.

9erlin, %. Sebr. - Gin Suis
leben erresenbes Serbred)en. cine CIR
morpung inn Seihttubl. miro aus
3iilbeim u. ,. Rubr gemeloet. Sos
Npier heS MorbeS lit eiu Iiiiionnr