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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Rests Beside First Wife.

The body of Admiral Eaton was brought
from his home in West NorweIl 10 Boston
in the morning. II was taken 10 Lowell
by rail. There the casket was placed in
a hearse and driven TO Oakland cemetery
in Dracut. FIVE miles from Lowell
Dracut cemetery was the burial place
because there was buried the BODY OF the
admireps first wife, Mary NJ Narnum
Eaton. The admiral was laid at rest be-
side his first wife in the Varnum family
lot.
The mystery surrounding the admiral's s
death is not cleared by the somewhat
contra dictory statements of the widow,
her mother, Mrs. George Harrison; the
family physician. DIR. Joseph Frame. and
Medical Examiner Gilman c. Osgood. A
three -cornered investigat ton is being con-
Quoted by State Police Inspector John T.
Scott OF Braintree, Deputy Sheriff John
T, Condor OF Rockland and Medical Ex-
aminer Osgood. and District Attorney
Barker Of Bristol county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
HINT IS GIVEN
THAT ADMIRAL
WAS POISONED
Stomach of Joseph Giles
Eaton, Who Passes Away
Suddenly, Sent to Har-
ward for Analysis.
BODY OF OFFICER
PLACED IN GRAVE
Utter Lack of Naval Honors
Deepens the Mystery; Fami-
ly Physician Reticent;
Wife ResentS.
V International News Service.

: by International News Service.
BOSTON. March 12.-Rear Admiral Jo-
, seph Giles Eaton. retired, U. s. N,
former commandant at the Charlestown
navy yard and one OF the heroes Of Santi-
ago bay, who died suddenly Sunday
morning, was laid at rest in Oakland
/, cemetery near Lowell this afternoon with
an utter lack OF naval honors.
Not even the United States flag was
displayed at the funeral to signify that
the remains OF a great naval officer were
being committed to rest.
The widow and her youngest daugh-
ter Miss Dorothy Ainsworth. step
daughter OF the dead man. wept bitterly
at the grave. At the widows request
the casket was removed from the pine
box and was placed beside the grave
for three minutes that she and her
daughter might take a last look at the
dead
There were no mourners at the grave,
The undertaken was obliged to call upon
two bystanders to assist in bearing the
body from the hearse to the lot and in
lowering IL into the grave
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
MURRAY DENTIST we'd
JUSTICE TIES MQ

DR.. Percy T. Spicer and bhds d 4
ray left for Los Angeles last ~
their honeymoon. The departure 1ii
ceded by the quiet marriage ol d
Ger and Miss Gene Csncgieler MA3
Fl. :. Harper in his cour, room. N
mony taking place just few un1s|
fore train time.
In spite OF the fact that ih
people had placed confidence IN ~
the automobile waiting 10 take l'|
to depot was found decorated Ns'
shoes and sprinkled with nee. "
is a weil-known dentist OF MuHsE |
the bride Is q native Of the ahe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
BLUE PAINT ON
SANDSTONE GATES
Prank of University Investi-
gated by Both Faculty
and Students.

When students arrived at the CniVer-
sity of Utah Yesterday morning they dis
covered that Tie handsome ne" Dun
sandstone gates al ,he front entrance
had been treated 10 a coat OF blue paint.
The blue paint had Been smeared into d
sembIance of the drlires Is These are
the numerals OF the freshman class ana
everyone thought thai tNe freshmen h1d
been unable 10 resiSt the smoothly POL
isheJ surface OF the clean stone, After
the workmen had Vrled for half day.
and failed TO wash OH the blemlsh, which
had soaked into tue freshly cut stone.
the matter was taken TO the president.
Pr ident KineNbury was indignant
and d, rn,s OF nUding the offender. but
rs the n. men 4eemed SO persistent in
their denia. II thf offense and so eager
to find out, if poSsibe who did IL. that
he granted ther, time 30 make thor
ough investigate.
Accordingly heetins of the freshmen
was called bon All the freshmen
there were To sign a statement to
the effect tn, Eley knew nothing about
the dccora tic before they were allowed
TO go.
Nothing q te was arrived at. but the
freshmen ave q little more time to
work on batter In the meantime
the conn of the faculty. under DR.
Pack wi stigate the trouble. II Is
reported the offender win be eX-
PEELED frt Institution II he can be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Feared Scandal.

Early this morning. when shown copies
OF the Boston papers containing accounis 9
OF the rear admrals sudden death, Mrs,
Ia ton said:
This IS what / have feared. have
feared for the past two years lest tbey-
would blame me II anything happenod
to my husband. The admiral had been in
poor health for two years. That IS we'll
known II Is nothing less than out
made" "e
The explanation OF this statement by
Mrs Eaton probably goes back 10 the
hrst breach between the admiral md his
wife three and one half years ago Sybnn
she insisted that the sudden death az
their adopted baby boy was due TO
poison. w
Accusations were made by her inyoIv-
Ing the admiral. Investigations how.
ever. showed that the child died mai :
ural death. The admiral and his Vic
later became reconciled. VIC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
NO ELECTION IN THE
DEADLOCKED STATES

SPRINGFIELD. H., March 12-The
ninth ballot on the long term United
States senatorship and the eighth Joint
ballot on the short-term scnatorshIp to-
day resulted in no choice. Supporters OF
Colonel J. Hamilton Lewis made d formal
protest against the legislative record
which declared that there was no quorum
on the eighth joint ballot when Lewis
the regular Democratic candidate for the
Iong-tern sepatorsbip. received Sc out
OF II votes.
CONCORD. ~. II. March f2-Henry r
Hollister: Democratic ca ndidate received
l5s votes for United States senator to-
day, flve less than the number required
to elect
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
man In feeble health That's all I care to

Medical Examiner Osgood In Rockland
today declared that certain particulars
concerning the autopsy performed on the
body OF Rear Admiral Eaton had been
given District Attorney Albert f. Bar
ker OF Bristol county and that his com
pleted report would be filed with that
Official as soon as possible. He refused
10 state whether or not Admiral Eaton
had died from violence
According TO the adniraIs stepdaugh-
ter, Dorothy Ainsworth. her father car
i1ed about $4,000 life insurance
me widow Will automatically receive
$50 month or 1860 u year from the gov
ernmcpt unless by an act OF congress the
allowance is increased
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Physician Drops Hint.

DR.. Joseph Frame of Rock,and tbo
Eaton family physician who saw the ad-
miral the day before he died and who
was called in at the time OF the death.
Eaid today: .s.lL ''
The case Is in the hands OF MedIca,
Examiner Osgood and District AttornAy
Albert r, Barker Of Bristol county. and
they Will act sthey see Mt
1.-THE whole story will come ont In
time. IT Is rather peculiar to me that
the neighbors near the Eaton home. who
undoubtedly knew or have heard OF
things, did not let this come out before
I did not sign the death certificate Civ
Ing the cause OF death, That was up to
the medical xaniner, but saw the ad :
Saturday. but I've got nothing to saw.
I'm only going 10 say what I can rea :
souably say on a witness stand II have
TO. wouldn't say the admiral was a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
PROGRESS SHOWN
BY OLD TELEGRAM
Growth of Western Union
Business Is Discussed by
Manager.

An old telegram resurrected yesterday
from among records Of the Western Union
Telegraph company gives fair example
Of the wonderful progress OF the tele-,
graph industry in Salt Lake City and
of the general growth OF
works OF science during the last thirty
years. The telegram was as follows:
Chicago, Oct, II. 1878.
To W B. Hubbard Superintendent In
Salt Lake City;
Lease Of new office at Salt Lake is
authorized for one year at not over
$50 per month and expense OF moving
not to exceed $3.50
ANSON STAGER, Vice President
Names OF officers of the company were
printed on the old telegram, and OF the
entire number only one Is living, He. A
pany at that time. He is now treasurer.
with headquarters in New York In
speaking OF the telegram yesterday, u. G..
Life, superintendent for the company
here. said:
Three persons were employed here
a. that time and the telegram gives
an 'dea of the money spent here. BY
way If comparison. We now employ
more an 200 persons. and this
chimes in tn Office now that do the
work that twenty~inen formerly did.
Our moving expenses last fall were
100000. and the rent we pay has
increased more than 1000 per centun1.
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy has
won its great reputation and extensive
sale by its remarkable cures Of coughs,
colds and Group It can be depended
upon. Try it. Sold by all dealers.
(Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Convicted of Fraud

OKLAHOMA CITY March 12.-Raymond H. Hoss
and his brother. e. NJ. Hoss bunkerg OF Fair
fax. Okla. wero convicted OF fraud today in tho
federal court at Guthrie. Sentence hns no, vol
been passed, 80
I. was charged that tho bankers drew bills ~
exchange on national banks with inlont 10 dc
fraud and that they ''kited' cashiers checks for
large amounts. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13

A sore throat can be treated best
from the outside. The throat should
be rubbed gently with Ballard s Snow
Liniment, Apply at night and cover
with cotton cloth bandage; by morn.
ing the soreness will disappear. Price
25c, soc and S1.0o per bottle. Sold
by Schramm-Jo ohnson, Drugs. "The
Never-Substitutors,' FIVE (5) good
stores. (Advertisemept)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Jack Johnson's Trial Set.

CHICAGO March 12.-Judge Carpenter In tho
United Stntex district court ,odny set Che trial
of Jack Johnson the negro pugilist charged with
smugsliDg for April 4 The churRo OF violating
tho Mann whlto savo act will be heard Iairr
Johnson 10 accused OF smuggling diamond neck
laces Into this country from EnEinnd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Commission Restrained

WASHINGTON, March 12-The COM
merce court today granted preliminary
njunctions restraining the orders OF the
interstate commerce commission In what
are known as the pipe line cases. The
constitutionality OF the interstate com
merce law as applied to all pipe lines
is In question
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Steamer Total Wreck.

KEY WEST Fla. March l2.-All homo of say
Ing tho British steamer Lugano. which ran ashort
on Ajax reef while route from Liyerpcol IN
HaVsna has been abandoned. according TO reports
received tonight
Wreckers began today TO remove tho cargo
estimated 10 be worth 81. 0n0. .Oo0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Four Men AsphyXiated

NhNToN. Alberta. March 12--Four employees
OF tho westorn Canada Natural Gas company OF
Calgary dead here having boon auffoca ,cd
while repairing leak In OF the pipes OF tho
plant Several others had narrow escape and
IN q serious condition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
False Burglar Alarm.

The noise OF burElnr alarm at Parks jewelry
store. l55 Main street, at o'clock last night re-
suited 10 a chasc by two auto loads OF police No
trace Of any burglar was found. however and no
evidence that any one had attempted 10 onter the
aiore was discovered. The OF the alarm could
not be learned. ~ SN'N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Fisherman Arrested.

Alleged to have stolen purse containing 81 7s
from the room OF Kitty MltcholI OF tho Antier
hotel on West Second South street H. Johnson
20 ycarD or age. who suyg he Is fisherman from
Seattle. wns arrested by Special Officer r. A.
Radke last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13

You car SAY good bye to constipation
with a clcaf conscience if YOU use
Chamber in Is Tablets. Many have
been peri a njently cured by their use.
For sale byL all ali.rl dealers, sl,ss.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Watch Is Stolen.

w, ri Wallace. OF Malnd. Idaho. reported 10
the police yesterday morning that hin watch and
fob had been stolen from his room In tho Wasatcee
roominG house
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
Hatrolman Smith Resigns.

Patrolmhn Sps T. Smith rendered his rcSigna-
tlon to fhic' OF Police b. +. Grant yesterday
giving tHe explanation that no intondod leaving
for Nevfda TO look after some mining prop
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13

An agent believed 10 be tho man arrested
called at fhe GGllachor home shortly before thc
robbery was dlscovnrnd and Peppard waS ar
rested wlu}n a few blocks OF tho GALLAGHER homo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13
POLICEMA> ARRESTS
BURGt AIRY SUSPECT

tho burglar who stolo two
- watch and two stick pins
W Fs. ]. GALLAGHER. col Fifth
In broad daylight. Henry
age. who says he Is n for
u Angeles. was arrested by
and Carlburg. and IA held
ion.
: said 10 be engaged hero az n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-13

Suspected ol
gold necklnce
from the hol
East street.
Peppard. e2
mcr mesHcnl
Patrolmen
pending an
The mcssYhBef
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
xxxxN1

Ser8cn pflan5en. 9icicn Ylun filhrts
er aus bird Die Stafiuuts ocs Tn@
Sen5< Vcreins. bclicn @utitebung er I'M
lestcn Sabre leites Qebens III Slos
ren5 IN elmer Hcoe crSdbltc. Sm
Sabre 1888 murbc Die @elt nit elmer
panSen Slutb ipiienitaitlidlcr Suitsnc
ii6eridipemmt. 9ti cirer @eiprcfung
iiber oicie Spiten,c ipurbe ibm geiagt,
bic fotbpliidIc Stride babe III Der Wers
gonscnbeit lpobl piel g~eleiitet iiir Die
@iNenidaft, jest tbue JIG ridltS mebr.
Tic lei tpb. lmb fonnc nidts rtchr
%leiit.n.. 9arnn bat man Die Infior>
beruns gefniipft. pcn 0lallbcn 81 be-
ipeiien unb ipirflid, etipas 5i tbun filr
Den @lnlhen. Siclcs GrlcbniB aub
Den Initob SIT Der Stiituns nes Sins
5en5s @ereins. S5auam nnb leinc
lSreunbe tamen Der a%nresliug nah nnb
entihlo1cn iih, @ott ipoblscfdllig 81
lperoeu bnrd, sic llnteriIiIslms oes
Gltiten; lie beitionen, Den @lallber
inter Den Sd,ls Der 4icbc 5u ltellen
unD. pie Der bl. &in5tuS o Saul,
fir DEN TGdliten iidp 81 opfern uno al
~arbeiten. Die gleifgeiinntcn Srennoe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
- I'm trauten familienkrei(e.

IS gnb cine 3cit, mo Die 8ntbc
Elm Ioldcs vielbitdnoises" guttreten
BON Sdulfinoern perbiitct bate.
gber obitinate Han9en 5i prilaeln,
lit ia nift rcdht; lelbit gltcrn geratben
in @efabr. bon Der &inoerIhns s@c@
Icaidaft Dor Die Shrnnfen bes @es
rifts gebraft 81 iperoen, ipenn nc
Die Hitbe etlpn5 bart anipenoen.
8as miro aber bis babin oas
ndobite iein? Igitntion inter Den
Shulfinoeru scecn bic poffenc
Sfulc" nnb AusifluB berienigen
&inber ais .Scabs". Die lid lpeieern,
an ben yStreifs" tbeil5unebmcn2
Cine 8eipesung inter Den S6ulfin@
bern fir fiir5ereu Shultag, Grtras
Spielpauien. l~penieer Sriifunsen nno
babel Giniesuns elmer Shiepseeri6ts>
8ebDrbe?
Die Yeripirflid,ung Der perrildteIten
Sbeel lit in bieier 3eit Der Settles
gpibemien - Der 5piterie = nibt
unmDalid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13

Sn einem an Srnn Hpbert Garrett.
SorliBerin bcr IN Baltimore, Mo,
@nbe Ipril ltattgcbabten Inti< Snts
frasctten : @eriammlung. gcrifteten
Shreiben, bcbaltertc Gurbinal @ibT
bpns, Der Iifnirc nidt beiipobueir 81
fDnnen unb briidtc 8uglei6 ieine Spnl~
patbic init Der Seipcgung III folecnpcn
Worten aus:
.8leihc Heftc hebinacn nidbt. bdb
beibe 8elhlehter an Der Serfolgung
ocrIelben 3iele tbdtig iein iolen, iouz
bern cher. baB jeoes 8eihled1t iene
Sflidlten 5u erfiillen bot, Die linn DOT
Natur aus nnb DEN Sabunsen Der
0eieai6aft Suseipielen erideinen.
Sic traiirigen Hciultate, pelde Dor
ausiihtlid aus elmer aftipen 8etbeili>
sling Der Srauen am politiihen 2eben
in unierm 2anbe folaen ipiirben, iinD
bereits a~ngeoentet bnrd Die iih tdslid
erneuernben S5enen in Gn9lanb, mo
| Srauen, BON benen piele cine pprSiigs
libe gr6iebung senolien baben. rid
iihtlos bonn SDbel perfolgt unb nun
burh Snterpention Der Yoli5ei Dor
pbpitihen .Hobbeiten gei1iiet lperben.
Inter Dem @inflnne berarti9er
Siibrer iinben mir Srauen, ipe5iea
in boberen areiien, bic tire Sans=
baltnnss= Eflihten pernadlaiiisen unb
feline Seirieoisuns finoen. ipenu tic
nid)t in itduoi9er 8eipe9une ooer in
einem 3uitanbe ihdoliber Iufresllng
iinb. Cine iolde Srau fiiblt iih mic
az Sauie, duBer ipern Iie brauBen lit.
@enn lie iid in i6rem 5eim aufbdlt.
crideint ibr basielbe ore. Sic ieuist
unb iamnert inter DER Gait uno Ser
antfpprtlihfeit Oes bdllsliden 2ebens,
Chr Sers lit abipeienb unp ibr betiimz
merter Gbemann fommt na6 Saule,
Inn iein &eim eitipebcr leer 3u finber
ober cine Srau, beren SerS Die GU
neiglrlg 81. ibin, nergeIien bat. Sic III
mad 8eIieben trant. Sardlls emf.
iteben @ortfpediel, Streitigfeiten
&lasen iunb gntfrembung. Ser leBtt
att bes Dramas lit oft Sheibitna.
Sails bic Jran besiertg lit, ipmpbl
im 6ftentlihen ais pripaten 9eben has
S5epter 81 fiibren, ,uirb tie, pie bei
i~aaenbafte Smnb, Der iein Spieselbilf
i'm Wafier perfplgt, beibeS perlieren
lie ,pirb pnn benz buben Yiebeital, an
tuelfe tic bic Natur nnb has Gbriten
tbnm seffelt bat, bernnterfaIen uni
IS uiro ibr aud nift selinsen, baS
S5epter Der pplitiihen Mntpritdt bel
ifarfen Sanb hires minnliden Gpn.
furrentett at entiuinben.
Srauen bon 9eipilien Gngeleeenbei.
ten aus5uihlieBen. bebeutet feline Or,
n~iebrisnns fiir bieielben. Snbcm mar
ibr 8etbdtieunssgebiet nuf Die feline:
rem Iufsaben bes 2ebens beidrdnft
mill man ibr Strcben mad 3oberen
unb 8eierem forbern. &c berbilf
ibr bies niht MIR 5u iosenamitei
eleiden Hehten. ionbern su bD6erei
Hedten, nelde nift perfeblcn iperDen
lie nit eiuein iesensreiben ginfiub il
ibrer eisenen Spbdre aiis5uitatten
0enn iobalb cine STRAIT lid in oi
SomGne Der WGnner einbrGnat, bar
lie niht iiberraiht iein. baB Der III
bisber entseseneebradte Heipeft ent
peoer san6 ooer tbeilpeiie perid)min
bet uiib bnB tic nit Dem Staub De
politiihen Arena beidmutt nirp."
Ser 8rief bes Cardinals faub IN
aetbeilteu 8eiiall Der 3uborer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
9ie Srau mmb has stimmredt.
teye5tai.G prrsippnben3 bisier !3eitmms.)

Sie Suffrasettens 9emonirrationen
baben audi nah Seiterreih ilber9es
griffen ilnb ip5ial ? bemofrntiide
S~rauenredts : Semonltrdtionen per>
anIaBt. 9idt ais Intiport, nber uls
erniter 8eitrag 5u bieier Srauens
red9tss 8eipesung lit oieier Gage elm
6irtenbrief bes selebrten 8iibofs BON
2aibah 9r. Seattle e%rid)ienen,
Der ben mobernen Srauen folsenoen
Spiegel borbdlt:
.aommen Sig mir nidt. Samen
Ser Stdbte. 81 iasen, 5ufolsc Sbrer
bDberen Silouns ieien Sic geiltig
freier ais Die idlifteu Sod)ter bes
2anbes.. Hic babe id, srobere, eebee
miitbieterc Stlapinnen geleben.
ais Sic es linD. sic baben teinen
Ifreien 8iaen. oenn sic miiiien tbnn,
mas Sbnen bic &c o De norid,reibt.
Sic baben teinen eigenen 9eid)mod.
fein lelbitdnbises, ditbetii6eS 8efibl.
Was ole 1obe fir i6on finbet. nno lei
es nod 10 bdBlid. bns lit audi Sbnen
idbon, benn Sic lino nift @enIh ges
uily, yeBeltltutl ptHt ScltpitSiiuS VI
Wfobe 1elber benfen 81 fonnen. Gle
baben fem iittlihes Setpubtiein. @as
Die Mtobe fir anitdnbig bdlt, nnS lei
es nod 10 fred. iinnlid beraliss
forberno, nod 10 BLOB uno bltrhiihtiq
unb nnipiirbig elmer driitliden Srai
ober Sunsfrau. Sic beeilen lid. e.
ansuihaffen, benn Sbre S%onrnale inn
Sbnen bod I'M @emiiIen perpflidtcn,
! Ser ais bas @ort @ottes. @lallber
| Sic nur niht baB Elm ioid)es Srnuen.
aeIdAcdt ais fret unb gebilbet selter
fSnnc. iinb glarbcn Sic nod pie
mcnigrr. DaB es Der Stride CUR Sreubt
mlo Der Nation 5,lr gbre eereihe. Sd
icsme Sic, menn Sic mir fasen, Si'
,uolen lid eman5ipieren Dot oel
IBrannei Der Mpoe, Sic mpllen als
Werfehterin hes 5rauenabels mnb be,
Jramencbre bic Sanb 5mnn &antpfe CT.
beben aesem bieie 8duberin Sbrel
peri6nlihen Selbitamoisfeit. 5iitcrir
ibrer ebelitcn Sugenben iolten 81,
lein, barin licst Sbr pornebmer Seruf
1ie piele aber inter Sbnen gebdroei
lid ais fromme 35hter Der Stride mi
limb elm Mersernif fir Sung nnb att
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
FIR die Nebe 1ugend.


mid, ia i'm 5ppc befcbrcn. uno Dam,
iii Niles gut. Ibgefebem bauon. eab
bicic @ciinmilg mubanfbar lit scgeil
@ott, faltl lie. uid leid,t 3u cincr
sroBcn Guttdnihiung fiibren. Niht
iclren iibcrraift Der 5op pen Wfetts
id,eu, 10 baB ibm feline 3eit bleibt, I'M
iid 5l befebren. limo ipeitn CT 3eir
bat, Damn lit cs nod fraslif, Oh CT
sur getebrllng fprrnt. od er 10 ldnge
uubuBferti9 seIcbt Bat. .Serim lcgc
Dir ons Spridiport 10 5ureht: Iad'
allies gut, barm lit aud, pas Gnoe gut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
yEmblie SGuoi" AT Den Hranser
deficit.

ailf Dem iiinsit 5u @nIbin9ten 3.
g., itdttgctllnoenen eonpeut bes inter-
natinnalcn &inberaurten &erbanoes
belt Or. Scott Neoring bon Der ltnis
periitdt BON Yeuninlpnnid cint Hepc,
in Der CT nit hen nncritaniidlcu
SugenpcrSicbern lforf ms 8erifi
cling. Srci @rinbc icien ihilb
baron, Rag Die &inrer bduiis. dnitatt
5u natipualcu 8ertbeu Iif altsSua
lpatien. cine. Gait fir Die 8eielidaft
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13

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