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The Detroit times., 1913-06-04
BIDS roR CbAL.

SEALED BIDS will be received By
the Steward OF the TRAVERSE City state
a 10 Ysa p T ma Tss.S AVN IS
when bids will be opened. for o.ooo
tons. more or less. Of bifuminous zeal.
for use on automatic chain crate
stokers.
Five thousand tons to be delivered
uniformly before December !, 1919, and
the balance before April I. 1914 a.
ordered.
Bidders must state kind Of coal bid
upon and price per ton. T. o. b. Trav.
erse City, Michigan, on any siding.
mine from which the coal bid upon
Is obtained, and accompany bid with 3
chemical analysis OF the coal and heat
units contained therein.
TRAVERSE CITY STATE HOSPITAL
q. B. PIKE. Steward.
Bv order Board Of Trustees
The Detroit times., 1913-06-04
81 'j | 9: ! !: .!|' ;!;:!E;

FOR CLEVELAND, PITTYDUn0A
and all points south and east daily.
!0:lb N. Fare to Cleveland. -: Pitts.
berth 81; whole room y3.6o.
FOR BUFFALO AND ALL POINTS
EAST, daily. s p. m
PORTS. Monday. y. m; Friday. o;ee
q IN.
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS EVERY
sATURDAY-S2.50. Cleveland. ~ Buff
falo. $3.50 Niagara Falls-roupd trip
for transportation -returnipg In time
for business Monday.
Ticket offices wayne-st. wharf Ma.
Jestic bldg. i37 Woodward-avs.. l5S
Griswold- st
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21
FIGURE TWO.

servative form finishes many OF the
toilettes of the day.
A most becoming method of dress
ing the neck-and one which, we be-
lieve, is destined for popularity, was
seen at a recent fashion exhibition.
Afternoon gowns which had a round
neck finish showed posed at the cen
ter-back an indefinite butterfly effect
in lace or tulle. This dainty fluff OF
flminess was attached to the neck
| bands in several places. 1t never eX
tended farther than the shoulder line
but served to fill in the gap just below
the coiffure, which has always ten
dency to give more or less incom
plete appearance to the round-necke'
gown.
Outstanding frills of some sort hnisi
the majority of gowns. In our frs
figure we show the frill used on eS
tremely fetching vest-waist OF BLACK
and white velvet brocade. 1t is bull
above a gracefully-draped skirt Q
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21

them have such treaties, the net re-
suit would be to give this 5 per cent
advantage to most of the world, and to
prune off about per cent all round
from the tariff duties named in the
bill.
If this government declines to take
this view and let the other countries
in with the 8 per cent reduction, then
We are promised that there will be
commercial reprisals.
American bristles tend to erection
when this everlasting talk of reprisals
comes from across the water. There
is no country in the world that could
come out even in a war of commercial
reprisal with the United States, II we
had such weapons in our hands.
Suppose Germany tried to punish us
and in return we shut off her sup
plies of American cotton, copper, phoS
pilates, and the like?
Suppose Britain tried to punish u'
and we gave her the same treat
ment?
What would become of the German
and British textile and electrical III
dustries?
Suppose Brazil needed attention, an
we shut out Brazilian coffee and rut
Der for a few months? Brazil %oul
} be ruined.
: And so through the list, Japan use
! our raw cotton, and at the same tim
) finds in us her best market. Japa
. could stand a commercial war VIII
J. the United States no better that &c
many and Great Britain.
Nobody wants commercial warfa'
with any foreign country, But the
It are times when threats of foreign I
n taliation against this country get DOT
s some. German railroads and Germ;
\. steamship lines frankly discrimina
h in favor of Germany's foreign col
t. merce. Germany penalties America
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21
7A5HIONS DISTINCTLY
MORE Feminine
ENHANCED BY. GORGEOUS DRESS
"A WAS NEVER RICH AS NoW-FUR WAisTcoATs ARE LIKED

draped evening wrap Of leather-col
ored velvet we noted the other day a
waistcoat of duvetyne of the same
shade, outlined with band Of orange
ent a heavy ornament of orange, black
and gold beads. Heavy beaded orna-
ments have becone a very pronounced
style feature Tney decorate every
thing from deli ate chiffon waists to
fur wraps and, in their barbaric rich
ness, contribute a needed note of col
or to many Of the simple graments.
Heavy necklaces of beads, gradual
ing in diameter from about fourth
to five-eighths of an inch, are being
worn by fashionable women with
morning and afternoon toilettes. The
beads are Opaque, and show the deep
purple, blue, orange and green shades
| of, the latest dress fabrics and silks.
To very dashing types, these neck
laces are not unbecoming, but the pale
blonde or delicately-features brunette
had best shun them.
An extreme novelty in neck rufus
was introduced by one of the exclusive
shops last week. The ruffs had ar
outstanding frill of black maine about
three and a half inches high. Below
a frill of vivid green, cerise or purple
maline, ranging from about six tt
eight inches in depth, fell over shoul
ders and chest. Drawn close about thu
neck was a band of fur Or twist o
ribbon, ending under the chin in loni
beaded cord and heavy beaded tasse
which hung below the waistline
Square-meshed maline was used TO
the frills, and the colors were in tinse
finish. Odd and bizarre though the
were, they served to emphasize tn
vogue of the ruff, which in more col
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21
DID child WAKE Up
CROSS OR FEYERISH ?
LOOK, MOTHER! IF TONGUE Is
COATED GIVE "CALlFORNlA
SYRUP OF FIGS"

Mother! Your child isn't naturally
cross and peevish. See if tongue is
coated this is a sure sign its little
stomach, liver and bowels need
cleansing at once.
When listless, pale, feverish, full OF
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom-
ach-ache, diarrhoea, remember, gen.
tie liver and bowel cleansing should
ALWAYS he the first treatment given
Nothing equals California Syrup OF
Figs" for children's ills; give tea
spoonful, and in a few hours all the
foul waste, sour bile and fermentlns
food which is clogged in the bowels
passes out of the system, and you
have a we'll and playful child again
| All children love this harmless, de
licious fruit laxative" and it never
fails to effect a good inside" cleans
ing. Directions for babies, children
of all ages and grown-ups are plainl!
on the bottle.
Keep it handy in your home. A III
tie given today saves sick child tc
morrow, but get the genuine. Ask you
druggist for a 5O-cent bottle of Cal
fornia Syrup of Figs" then look an
see that it is made by the "Californi
Fig Syrup Company" Counterfeit
are being sold here. Don't be fooled
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21

many: she even prevents American
owners of German potash mines from
using as much as they need of their
own potash: yet at the same time
German owners of American phosphate
deposits carry away shipload after
shipload of our precious land restora-
tive. and there is not a murmur OF
serious opposition; not suggestion OF
retaliation. Are we forever to get
frightened at the suggestion of com
mercial reprisals. merely because we
have a constitutional prohibition OF eX
mort duties observation-disclosures.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21

There is more Catarrh in this section OF the
country than all other diseases put together anu
until the last few years was supPoseu 49,, ~ -
incurable For great many years doctors
pronounced it local disease and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing to cure vito
local treatment, pronounced it incura pie Sclehee
aud therefore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. D.
Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo, Ohio. is the only Constltu
In doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. 1t acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system They offer one hundred dollars 10
any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars ant
testimonials
Address: F. ]. CHENEY s. CO., Toledo, Ohio
Sold by Druggists, 7oc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21

New York, Oct. 21.-Undoubtedly
fashions are becoming more feminine.
Notwithstanding all reports to the
contrary, the figure is more extensive
ly draped this fall than for several
years past. Once more womankind
may be clothed in mystery and ro-
mance-a relief from the all-revealing
modes which left nothing to the mag
nation.
Yards and yards of swathing dra-
peries, held in place by sashes, girdles
and pendant cordelieres, is the impress
sion conveyed not alone by gowns, but
by many of the suits as well. Separate
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21
THE s PER CENT CLAUSE.

The tariff bill provides per cent
reduction of duties of imports IN
American bottoms. Foreign countries
insist that they also get this reduction
if they have commercial treaties with
the United States containing the most
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21

effective costume for the afternoon
visit or matinee. The hat is a little,
inverted, bowl-shaped affair of black
velvet, wreathed with vari-colored silk !
flowers, and edged with frill of ac-
cordion-pleated silk. A black velvet
bride is drawn under the chin.
One sees many of these clever little
vest-waists of brocaded satin or vel
vet, and there is about them an air OF
chic" which makes quick and last
ing appeal.
Another very extensive use OF the
gorgeous brooades is found in the lin
ing of coats and nantes. No pattern
seems to be too bold or bizarre LOT
this purpose and no color too viv1o.
Black and white, however, is favored
and very effective lining, and usus"y
takes the form of striking black fig
ures on white ground. The rich
ness, and incidentally the costliness,
of fur garments is considerably en-
HANGED by this extravaganza OF lin
ing.
Furs continue to be appropriated for
every possible and impossible purpose,
An interesting use of furs is indicated
in our second illustration, which
shows a waistcoat and collar of gray
squirrel ornamenting a suit of diagona-
worsted in gray, black and lavender
A fetching little hat, brimless in front
and with back brim rolled up repeats
the gray fur, and displays over one
ear a large silk rose of lovely orange
yellow tone. The long velvet scat Is
) also edged with fur.
The suit jacket is built upon cutawa!
tunic lines. to which fashion remains
: faithful despite the bewildering array
| of new models brought out this fall
t A little tab buttoning across the waist
coat is a small detail.
, The skirt shows the caught-up iron
} drapery, which is exceedingly grace1u
+ developed In the soft-weave worsteu'
e Though fancy fabrics are now an
f then used, the majority of suits are L
g plain colored material. Of dark blu
i one sees a great deal. and Of Russia
). green also. Yellowishred shades, raj
r cling through all the copper and nastu
Il tium tonalities, are conspicuous l
y every assemblage of we'll dressed won
e en-. Black is introduced into pract
l. cally all smart toilettes. Usually
- appears in the hat, which, in the pr
ponderance of cases, is of black We
vet. The velvet bride has been vel
quickly accepted. Young girls hay
taken it up enthusiastically and "
noted at a smart restaurant recently
graceful but Enthusiastically elderly lac
wearing hat which exhibited Tn
novel feature Vastly becoming
was, attached to small black velv
hat with turned-down brim. The &C
tune which went with it was OF II
trous black satin draped with Veneii
lace, and she wore the daintlest
black satin slippers, repeating the Ia
in tiny rosettes.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21
CAP A GOLD FOR 25c

The key to health is in the kidneys
and liver. Keep these organs active
and you have health, strength and
cheerful spirits. PrickIy Ash Bltters
is a stimulant for the kidneys, regu-
lates the liver, stomach and bowels
A golden household remedy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21

a. m. and four o'clock p. m, sell at
the front or Main Street door of the
Court House in said County, to the
highest bidder or bidders, for cash,
the following described land, situated
in the County of Forrest, in the State
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21

of Mississippi, to-wit: East half OF
the Northwest quarter of section 21,
township 5, north range IA west.
Dated this the 9th day of October,
A. D., 1918. Herbert ellis,
7-4tues Special Commissioner.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE,
The State of Mississippi,
Forrest County.
In Chancery Court.
Laura A. Nordmann ct al.
No. 1888.
C. o. Eure ct al

BY virtue of decree of the Chan-
Gerry Court of said County, rendered IN
the above styled cause on the 25th
day of September, A. D., 1913, at the
September Term, A. D., 1913, OF salo
Court, l, the undersigned duly appoint
ed Special Commissioner. of said Court
will, on the =
srd day of November A. D. 1918,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21

Thousands of people some right n ySoT owh
Remedy for Stomach. Liver and Intsstinai
Ailments. pyspee:ia Prs';Srs OF c9i ftey Eas.
;"s. Nsroeasns.s SH so,
SsS and are praising and recommending 1t
highly others that thsy may ssG
JPSa.G. IL the best and most widely known
Remedy for the above ailments. ASK your a dose
Should convince It is marvellous in It's hsa al +
nropertes and its effects are quite natnral as !.
~ pcts On the source and foundation of stomach
ailments and in most cases brings quick reei
Remedy has been taken by the most proinihsn !,
people, and those in all walks or me- afiio .hs
Supreme Court, Educators, Lawyers: Merchants ants
bankers Doctors. Druggists. Nurses, Man utac
turers. Priests Ministers. Farmers, with lastng
benefit ar d it should be equally suceeSstul II
vour case Send for free vauabc oooR'et OF
Stnmach Ailments to Geo. l. sMayr Mig
Chemist, lsz-l56 Whiting rect |hica'o' Al
Sold In Hattiesturg Ly t'' o"i c'~t
store, Main AID Froal sIrss;s; 81
!.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-21

coats seem to grow more and more
vomminous, especially when intended
for dressy wear The waistcoat idea
shows no evidence of waning popu
laritv. We have waistcoats in every
thing-jackets, cloaks, and even negii-
gees show them in the most gorgeous
fabrics ard colorings. In loosely
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
Gin %cntaafenbes Bib.

Gin prahtieer @einberg bon Sii.
gellt ino. WaIoern umgeben. ent5iidt
tas @uee zines ieoen 9atnrfreinoes.
Die iaftige Sruht europaiiher nno
amerifaniiher @eingdrten, bon lie-
bensmiirbigen iungen Gamen barge
6oten, lit iotpobl elm @enuB mie elm
Nabrunesmittel. Die 9erse iinb
@Gloer liefern miirSige meoi5iniihe
arGlter uno @ur5eln, melhe Die ge-
itifte Sanb bes Gbemifers nit @ei1
perbinbet uno barous Sriner's slmer.
.ican glirir Of Bitter @ine, bos belt
befannte Seilmittel fir Die Somilie,
beriteat. 9ieies miro III Sriner's
@ani folenber fir 1914 gc5eigt. GIN
grempfar miro Seben mad gmpfang
bon 10 Gents 5~ugeianot. Man ienbe
Sen 9etrag an Soiepb Sriner, 1888
1873 9. aiblano Ipe., Chicago,
Ssninois. q" &c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
Correspondents.

Ga groiie. isis, bcn 10. Ses.
1913.-Seute belt Der 5l: 9reis
talttgfeits ltntcriiiBungs : @erein
feline idbrlide @eriammllns nit Be-
amtentpabl ab. Die fplgenbcn Scrren
tpiiroen erfpdblt: Srdiibent. @eprg
Sangel; Iices YrGiibent, ". $.
eneelbarbt; Yrot. SefretGr, Srant
&ebler; Stnan5 : Sefrct1r. Spiepb
Sodenborf; SGabmeilter, Soiepb
Iren5; @enri6aG, anton Saucs;
8ereinsbote, Sobu 8citer; SGbnrid,,
Soiepb Su6siteiner; @cripaltungss
rattle: 90. Sdulble, Ghas. 8alonsi
utio Iatb. @iltinecr, Sarna6 belt
Ten. Sos. Hieiterer einen intereiIans
ten gortraa iiber ben llriprune Der
aatbolifenz 8erfolsung. CT Denies
rerner. oaB mir &atbolifen bier5ulanbe
eben 10 niele Hedte unb Srcihciteti
baben. ipie Die anberen Seften.-
TO-. D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
@cieaidaftlidcs aus Waibiuatpu.

Gin Communities : 8eibnad)ts@
baum miro zines Der 6auptcrcig>
ni1lc bel Der Seier Der 8cburt unieres
Setlafibcs in bieicm Sabre in Waibz
tt9ton bilhcn, lbenn Der Elan pieler
berporrasenoer Siirger perfuirflibt
tpirb.
Yrdiiocnt @ilIon bat bent 9lane
feline 9iuigung gceeben nit ben
@ortcn: Scr Slan, eineu @onmuniz
tdtS W eibnad)tsbalm auf5uitelen, inz
polpicrt @Dglihfeitcn ppn srpSent
Gortbeile. @r bilft ms. Die pbers
fldflifcn Sinse 5u perseiien, Die ms
bon cinanoer %trenneu, uno peranldbt
inns. Sinee erniterclt Gburafters, Die
ms oils Elm Golf 3uiammenbdlten, gu
erfaiien. Wenu DER Ylan Iitleib ober
patronage cinihlieBen ipiirDey mare CT
perfehlt. &eun CT bon elmer &lniie
9cgen cine nnbere uusgeipielt lpiirbe,
lpdrc cs feline Ingele9enheit Der Cont
munitdt. @s freut mid. Dab Der
Baum fiir ale Seute bes Siitrifts
Columbia seplant lit. 1lebrigens be-
fenrlen mir un1eren @lauben an @eibz
nad)ten; mir %,uifen, baf Ct fir Men=
fdcn tit, bic gnten Wiaens limb. Gin
centraler Weibnof3tSbaum fir Sober
mann nit 8eibnahtsliebern uno
giloern tpirb uns oa8m berbelfen,
oiefen 9nten @iuen 5um Iusbrud 5n
brineen unb es better srl neritebeit, bdB
mir eine fpnbre 9ommlinttdt iinb. glS
Burger bin ib serne bereit. NIT bieien
tpenigen 8orten Der Sahe an belfen."
Sd fann aber nid,t beriteben, tpie
Der Hlan erfolgreif ietn fann. SIT
Ell fir Die Irmen, 10 io0tcu bieIe nidt
offentltch dngegnneen tperben, ibren
8obltbdtern einen Seiertag> gu be-
reiten. SIT er fir 9eute. Die feline
llnterltiisun9 notbpenbig haber, ba>
ben tie feline Seit, I'M lie fir cine ans
9emeine 5borbeit Su bergeuben.
Wan made ben Irtnen 0eidenfe
81 @eibnaftet, tine IS aber IN elmer
8eiie, baf ibrc S%elbitadtung se=
tuabrt tuirb ntb 10, baf bic Neben=
menihen pun nnieretn Ilmpienseben
nidts tuiHen."
Cine gnttGuid]uns tpurbe pieIen
unlerer criten 8cienIhaffs : Gamer
bereitet, Die arsenbliflih in europa
ipeilen nlo IN Der 9offn,Ins lebten.
BEL Dem eriten gmpfane an beutitcn
aaiierbpf elmer 8oritelltna aeipiirbiot
81 fperbeu. 8otihafter 8erarb bat
ale berurtisen 8eirde abseihlosen.
oa Die Nmerifaner, tpeId1e iit al elmer
Iold)en Yrdientatipn brdnaen. imnuer
.5ahlreifer iuerben llnb bnrd1 iIe in Den
lebten Sabren mandle I1nannebmlifs
feiten lrnb ielbit Sfanbnle entitanben
iinb. Ser neue 8otIfafter mill Ines
oteier Mrt nermeiben unb 70 fpirb
oieies Rnl, nliber Ben Witgliebern Der
gotifdft iinb oeren @emablinnen, mir
nod Rrs. Carroll bon Garpaton, Mb..
porgeiteGt nerben. Mrs. Carroll 1T
cine enfelin bes 9iltorifers Bancroft
nnb ibr 8cmabl Elm Nad)fomme bon
benz berihnten Charles Carroll, toeIfe
bic rnabbdngisfeits : grf(Gruna Der
Der. Staaten NIT ieinem Hanten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
Ans Der G,uiscn- Stnbt.
(Sprtiebung bon Der /. Scitc.)

(Sprtiebui,g bon Der /. Scitc.)
&Drpcrid)aft lei. Die ~fdthpliidlc Scr
einisrng Der Sdmilicnudtcr cs niht
ipeniger lit. iinb lclbc gcruoc aus
bicicm @runbc se9ert jcile aiiocintipi1
porgebe.
SSn ganS Srantreid) mud)r iih cine
itarfe 8etpesuns 8eliln9 fiir Die 3u>
riidbcrufnng Der Sd,peitcrn an Die
Soipitdler.. 9a5 Spitcm nit &nicns
ldipeitern bat mad, mcbridbri9er
Yraris pcriagt. (ltebcr Die Sfnubalc
in o iucltlid,cn arnnfenpflescrn nno
Yflcgcrinnen bebicntcil 5plpitdlern lit
81 pc%ridiebencn &dtcn in biciem
glattc ReOe sesanSen.-0ic Mcb.)
gbenio in bem itdotiid,cn 6oipital
Sriiiicl's (geleieu), baS inter aniis
c~lerifnler Goutrolle itebt.-~(&.)
Ser Ydpit bat Yrof. ainsin9er,
Den ciniibtiseu uilD 9eifidten Sciter
oes beurisen beutifen &atbolifentases
gum gomtbur pes Hius@S rbenS err
naunt. - Serner bat Der Sapit Dem
beutiden Gonlul bon &oiambiane,
8euter. Den @rcsorirsz Orben
perlic6en, fpeil CT Den borti9en (Weilz
Iipndrcn) Gdtern bonn 81. 8eiit,
bcren Yrdfcft Slater Selling lit, lid,
oils umiihtiscr SeidJiiber cripicIcn
bat.--(8. 8.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23

Gents unp $5S,S11,0O0 i'm Sabre
1922
8crite e, 10 Miuioncn 8uibels 81
So Gents. @ertb S5,500,00O. (@e9en
100000 81 50 Gents unn So
$4,000 i'm @oriabrc.)
Hpggen, 100000 Slibclo 5u
go Gents; @crtb S655,000. (@c9cn
$685. 00 8uibels 5u so Gents uno
$4,000 int @oriabrc.)
aartoffelu, 100000 Sue
ibels 81 80 Gcnts. @ertb $1,000, 900.
(8egcn 1S,966,OO0 Suibels 81 46
Gents mn $S,724, 900 INT @oriabrc.)
z ii B I o II, 100000
Suibcls gu $3.50 nnb 100000.
(@e9cn 100000 III Sos mn
1914. 600 I'M @orinhre.)
SEN, 4,440.00O Spnncn Su $3.50
unb S42,624,00 0 (8cgen .952 600
5onnen 6u $3.50 uub $47,074000
I'M @oriabrc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
Illus utcrite.

Sliidtlinge ans 9bibuabua melbcn.
oaB Der Hcbclen> @cneral Tillu bort
cine Sittntur ctablirt uno Das @i9cn>
tbum bon Gnsldnbern beihlagnabmt
bat. .u2
Gem beutid,cu Goniul Sued. Der
.9cgcn Die @crgelpaltigung Ieiner
2~anbslcutc proteltirt, brobt Der @e>
lpoltbabcr nit Nblbnb iiber Die
@rcn3c. unb DEM dmerifaniIfen Gons
iul. Der cine Ycifiuerbe mad Wulbs
in9ton icnbcn mill, uerlpci9ert CT Die
Scnubung bcs Selcgrnpben.
Nmtlid) miro nngefilnoi9t. Dob
Sorrcou BON Den 9ieDellen dlfge9cbcn
murbc lub lid Jest IN Den 9onbcu Der
SunbcstrlppH bcfinnct.
@eneral &ila bat bas Si9cntbuml
Der 6lpci rcihitcn Burger Des Stuates
chihuahua ciniah tiir ieine aricgSs
fuiic cingeSo9en, ipcil iene Sciitc 81
Sucrtn bicltcn.
Ius Snnta Nunn I'M Silocn. pcrs
lailtct. ba6 mcbrere bunocrt Sapas
tiitcn in bic Stabt brnnscn. Die Stride
mittclit Spnomit iprenGten, .6lpci
Sricitcr nlif Dem S~anptplabc bdngtcn
rnb iobnnu nit Seltte INTO gcinngcr
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
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pereiniatc Staten.

Su Stem Yprf Gitp lit ont Z. Sc6.
krau S6pQis Glpnrt, Sohtcr Der Srdll
Nihplals aatfmnnn BON Srblqllc'
So, nad1 breiiuD6i9em aranfcrln9er
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Dubuque gebpren nm AZ Sabre alt.
Gs iiberleben tie ibr Watte, tbre Wtuts
ter, Orei Sdpeitern, &atBartna 81
Chicago, 81, Sruu Wamie MILLER ,3I
Cos IlBeles, Sal, llno orei Srlioer:
Sobn 90. 81 Chicago, 81, uno grant
81. uub 8arp j. in 9ubu1ne, Solpa.
Sas SegrGbniB fano in Dubuque
itutt. Sen tr%auernben Ingebpri9en
un1er Seilcib!
gu Joppfins, Nsinu., lit am 10.
9e5ember Srml @. s. Wtoloncp, "a
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9eitpr6cn. Sic 2cide ipurrc mad, DEM
Seimc Der @ltcrn Ser &critorbenenT
Der SumiIic 8m. Wanbnrt 81 Wa'cp
Citation (bei Subuque) geIhiGt, bon
no ans am Srcita9 bns Sc9rdbni6
nub Ser ct. &ntbarinens Stride 'tdtt>
fano. Sic @eritprbene mar elm @ntcls
fino bc5 bcr1tpr6crer Germ Srnnf
9Iocl bon Raiic1. @toee lie ruben
in Sricbenl Den trultcrnben Snmts
licnnngcbort9en unIcr Seilcib!
9n@iutte, Soma, Den 10. 9e6. 10.
-Sobu @blinger bon Srepolt, Gaz
naba, lit bier bel ieincn @ltern allf
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tin9en bon 2eItors paren hicr, ibrem
friibereu 8obuort, auf Seiild).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
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Dub uaus. ben %. Su.mber.
eetreibe, Sen, TsebI. etc.
Weiisn: So-s5c per Suibel.
9afsr: 35-43c per SuibeL
8orn: 55-62c per gmIbel.
@erite! 1880 per Suibel.
@ossen: 45-55e per Bnlbet.
Sen: SIC. OO-s1s.O 90 per Sonue.
ytebl: Batemt,- s5.D-h.6l; Nraisbt.
"a. 6O-4.S0.
RIeie: $4,000 per Souu..
Groceries, etc.
aepfsl: 75c--s1.00 per 9mi6d; $500
$3.50 per Barrel.
6artofielu: S5c-90c per gulbel.
3wiebeln: $3.50 per guibel; SpaniI6e
5miebsIi, 81 80 per Grate.
Iieb.
lStiere: So. OD-S1.50
? NMoer: 30. O0-S5.OD
'Ripe: 49, 0-$5.O0 iu4
E1lber: 81. 00-S9. 90.
2dmmer: $3. 0D-S3.50
Shneine faui oen Sub): 81. 4O-s7.SJ
per bunbert piunb.
Butter, Gier nnb 2aie.
, gier: BIC per Suyeuo.
Butter: DAIRY, SOC; Creamery, SAC
per Riuno.
7 8aie: R6arns Rdic. csc; grif, &c; Gin.
bursef, 20@2c; Smis5. &c per Biuuo.
2ebcnbeS Geflisel.
Srutbibuer. lie: @mteu. 1Oc; Siibuer
10H GLE per Pfunb.