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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-05-21

the coming season by his new
owner.
Cayxood & Hamilton, of North
Middletown. sold this week to Mr..
John p. Trozier.. of Upton. Penn.
a five-year-old mare by Emerald
Chief. The price paid was 5000.
The mare is nicely broken at the
five gaits and was purchased by
her new owner for his own use as
a pleasure rider. Shes is a nice
one and was a product of Mont
gomery county.
M ssrs. Marion and Walter
Bridges, of this county, sold
Thursday to d. N. Mccullough,
of Atlanta, Ga, their sensational
two-year-old saddle stallion, Choc-
olate Boy. a black colt by High
land Gay; dam Allie Mcdonald by
Rex McDonaId; End dam by Beau
ty; Bird dam by Kerr's Copper
b tt o m. The price paid was
81. $50 and the colt is cheap at the
Fl cure. Chocolate Boy will be
shown by Mr.. Mccullough on the
Kentucky Fair Circuit and if he
stays as good as he now is, we do
not believe that there is a two
year old saddle colt in the country
that can defeat him. We con-
graduate Mr.. Mccullough on be-
ing the owner of so great young
stallion, but are sorry. indeed. to
see this colt leave Montgomery.
Mr.. George B. Kinney, Of
Brooksville, KY, recently sold to
Langhorne Tabb Anderson, Of
Point-au-View Farms, Maysville,
KY, a nice registered saddle mare
sired by Bracken Chief. Mr..
Anderson also purchased three
more saddle horses the same day
from other parties. Mr.. Kinney
is the owner of the fine chestnut
mare that was worked with Gold
en- Girl last year and shown by
Fagin Bros. This mare is now at
"Point-au-View Farms" where she
is being prepared for the show
ring. Mr.. Anderson thinks quite
well of her.-Blue Grass Journal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-05-21
fRtCKItS
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of
These Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest
need of feeling ashamed of your
RECKLESS, as the prescription
othine-double Strengths guar.
anteed to remove these. homely
spots.
Simply get an ounce of othine-
double strength-from VIM. S.
Lloyd and apply a little of it night
and morning and you should soon
see that even the worst freckles
have begun to disappear while the
lighter ones have vanished entirely.
It is seldom that more than an
ounce is needed to completely
clear the skin and gain beautiful
clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othine as this is sold un-
der guarantee of money back if it
fails to remove freckles. 40 etc
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-05-21

Going to take an automobile
trip9 See Henry Greenwade.
1912.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-05-21
MULE SALES.

In Garrard county Samuel Helm
purchased of James Stringer, !
nice pair of 2-year-old mules fol-
$262.50.
James B. Clark, of Bunkers
Hill, this county, sold last week
to Myers 6 McClintock. of Bour
bon county, his fine two-year- old
jack, Compromise, for slips
This jack will be shown all over
Kentucky this year. He is one OF
the best in the State, and Mr..
Clark has several more just as
good which he will sell at bargain
prices, like he sold Compromise
Sucking mules, especially gooc
ones, are In great demand anC
there are many buyers. In Bath
county several have been sold re.
Gently for October delivery at
500 to $l10 per head, while in
Nicholas county several have
changed hands at similar prices.
No sales are reported yet in Mont.
gomery county.
In Mercer county NJ. Phelps
sold to Dave Lillard a sucking
mare mule colt for $132.5O. 1T is
pronounced one of the best ever
raised in Kentucky.
Thomas Robertson, of Bethel,
Bath county, bought last week OF
Firm Henry, 10 Nicholas county,
sucking mare mule colt for
which he paid $3.50. The colt is
said to be the finest sucking mule
colt in the State and will be shown
all over Kentucky at the fairs.
Mr.. Robertson also boughta nice
horse mule colt from John M.
Donnell at $l10, which is said to
be quite a good one. Blue Grass
journal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-05-21

so, but a little hard work will
work wonders. The plants
seem to be healthy and strong
everywhere. Reports from all
over Kentucky indicate an I'M
usual acreage, but we wish to
again call the attention of to-
bacco growers that the buyers
are going to want QUALITY
and you should try to produce
more of that kind than you
have been doing. 1t is money
to you, and we hope that you
will read the advice and heed
it before it is too late. Growing
a big crop and then having on
ly small place to house it,
necessity forcing the crowding
of the crop in the barn, will
lose you money.
Rain is badly needed every
where, and the dry weather has
hurt the tobacco plants to some
extent. Many beds are being
watered, which has helped
some, but a good soaking rain
would work wonders in the
plant beds. Blue Grass Journal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-05-21
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

L ldIlS are ABOUT competed
for the improvements at the
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse
Company, in this city, and
when the new addition is built
this warehouse will be one of
the most complete in the State.
The entire basement of the
present sales-room is being con-
GREETED and put into a perfect
condition for pricing purpos-
es, and this room will be able
to handle all the tobacco sold
on their floors. The new addi-
ton will give enough room for
placing tobacco to enable the
Warehouse to hold sales ev-
cry day during the season,
which will mean much to the
house, to the merchants Of the
city and to the tobacco grow
ing section surrounding. An.
other benefit it will prove is
that holding sales every day
will enable the Warehouse to
secure more buyers from a dist
ance; men who will come here
and stay during the entire sea-
son, and by that method a
buyer from the Reggie concern
can be obtained and also one
from &. 0. Tuck e. Co, as these
buyers will not go on a market
that does not hold daily sales.
All tobacco men are looking to
Mt. Sterling this year and it is
believed that with push iand
energy and early steps taken
in seeing tobacco men that Mt.
STEERING can be made the best
market in Kentucky. What
our people want to do now, is
to get back of this tobacco
movement and pull hard for it's
success. When tlsis is done to-
bacco will be hauled to this
market from every section of
this end of the State. We
would suggest another thing
for the consideration of those
back of the warehouse move
ment and that is to make a
fight to get the tobacco grown
in Carter county and other
counties up in that section and
not allow Virginia buyers to
encroach upon our territory
and take the tobacco that right
fully belongs to us away to an
other market. Now is the time
to begin work and we would
emphasize the point that it
takes "united" effort to win.
Let us all resolve, and then car
ny out the resolution, to make
Mt. Sterling one Of the g reat-
est tobacco markets in the
world. 1t can be done, and
MUST be done.
Tobacco plants are doing
fairly well in every section, and
all indications point that there
will be plenty of them for early
transplanting. 1t is true that
weeds and insects have come
rapidly and will continue to do
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-05-21

Ii is claimed by those in a posi-
ton to know that James l.. Greg
ory, of North Middletown, has
one Of the best three-year-old sad
die stations in the State, and that
he will be prepared for the show
rings after a short season in the
stud. and will meet all corners this
season. This horse is by Bourbon
King, and is reported to be equal
~ as we'll bred on his dams side
of the house. Those who have
seen him say that this stallion can
do" things in a proper way now.
and that by July 1 he will be a
'corker." We hope that our
young friend Greg" will realize
bis fondest hopes and that his
stallion will prove a winner.
McCray Brothers, of North
Middletown, sold the past week to
a Mr.. Gates for a lady in Louis
vile, the young saddle and harness
mare, Maryeline. with which they
were so successful in the show
rings last season. This mare was
sired by Marvel King, dam Queen
of Bath, by Wilson's King, and
was an excellent mare last year in
her class. The price paid was
5000.
James r. Peed, of this city,
acting as agent for DIR. A. G.
Rutherford, of Thacker, West
Virginia, purchased last week of
James w. White, a bay walking
mare for $3.50. The mare was
sired by Rex, and is an excellent
one.
Albert Bridges, of this county,
has nice two-year-old saddle colt
that he is preparing for the show
rings this season and he is pro-
nounced one of the best in this
section of the State. The colt is
said to be fine styled youngster,
with plenty of speed and action
and is learning the gaits very fast.
Mary Perkins, bay mare by
Forest Denmark, owned by Mrs.
Mary Perkins, of this county,
foaled twin colts by Emerald Ray
last week. One is a horse colt,
the other FLY and both of them
are, chestnuts, with white mark
ings and are said to be very fine
ones. AS they are well bred they
should be show winners. The
mare was farmed by Ray Moss.
owner of Emerald Ray last year.
Does Moss own one or both colts?
j. j. Munday, of Wylie, Texas, +
sold the past week his six-year-old
stallion, Muhday Chief 1864, to
L. p. Becker. of Dallas, Texas,
for the price of $1,000. Munday
Chief is bay five gated stallion
and a show horse. He was sired
by Garrard Chief, a son of Chester
Dare; dam Butterfly. by Oscar
Wilde; End dam Betty NJ, by Bay
Tom; 3rd dam Bet, by Ned For
rest. This horse will be shown
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-05-21
SheTiff'S Sale.

By virtue of Execution No. 6254, d.
rected TO me, which issued from the
Clerks Office of the Fayette Circuit
Court in favor of J. l.. Watson against
II. B. Kinsolving and Bessie Benton
Kinsolving, /, or one of my deputies,
will, on
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-05-21

For SALE OR REN1-A Z room
residence with two easements, on
Harrison Avenue. Has stable and
small garden. Is suitable for two
families. DR.. j. T. Ricketts,. 39-tf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-05-21
Garden Seed.

In bulk and packages, the best
on the market. Variety Store,
Pank street. 40tf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-05-21
The c. n. Rowan DRUG Co.

Is an Old Reliable House. Write to them
today for the free medicine. Cure the
afflicted members of your family, then
tell your neighbors and friends about
this remedy. 3I-Iyr
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-05-21
Transfer Wagon.

l am prepared to do all kinds of
hauling. For prompt delivery to
and from trains, phone 321.
eff Geo. w. Anderson.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-05-21
Better Than Spanking.

Spanking will not cure children of wet
ting the bed, because il is not habit but
dangerous disease. The c. H. Rowan
Drug Co., Dept. a449 Chicago, ILL.,, have
discovered a strictly harmless remedy
for this distressing disease and to make
known its merits they will send a soc
package securely wrapped and prepaid
Absolutely Free to any reader of The
Mt. Sterling Advocate. This remedy
also cures frequent desire to urinate and
inability to control urine during the
night or day in old or young.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
9to. 2177.

Inslucg ans loren geaempdrti9cn
Shpierigtcitcn g~eidloffcn pcrbc.
Seipe Spred)cr pcriiGcrtcn, baB
Die Sonbsidulp Gbicngp's< gcrinser
lei. ais Die onocrcr GROCER Edible
uilo bnB es iid) nid,t oieier Sdlilpcn
bnlbcr n%utbpcnnig crlpciic. nuf lceiss
latipem &cac Grlcidtcrulg 81 illz
dlei1. Corporations Inipalt Scrton
filbrtc perglcidlsluciie on, pnB Iif
Die Spnrsid,ulb Gbicngo'o auf 65
Willioucn Collars. Die bon Y5ilnz
hclpbia ouf 90 Iiaioncu uuo Bic
pm Bottom gar onf III @iqioneu
Collars belanfc. Siirgcrmciiter 6or>
riipu crfldrte, bnS pic Stnbt ullr ein
9cniigcnoes Ginfpnmcu Sur Grill
hing ihrer %crpilidlnnscn piiuife;
nna es aber numbslih lei, ein &c
niigenoes Ginfummen 5u iidern,
fails bic 9csislatnr Der Start nidlt
beiitebc.
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Attentat anfk Gmis Alfonfo.
&altbliitigfeit mir raid,es &aKpeln
rettcu ben 26nig.

Iabrib, 10. Ipril. - Srci
Sd,iil'e purocu bon ciucm 9arcclonicr,
HumenS 8ufncl Sunde6 Iucgrp.
gegeniibcr Der Snnf BON Spanien auf
Den &oni9 dbgcgebcn. Bon icis
iicm Stabe begleitct rift CT alif Dem
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3efrlten Die Gale DC Nicola cutlang.
ais Gin Mann pom Silrgcritcig niif
Den Hcitcr Suiprung. NIT elmer 6anb
DEM Yferbe in Die 3ii9el ficl unp nit
Der anbcrlt hcm aonig eincn Hcpolpcr
ms 8eliht belt. Ser aonig bpbrtc
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Seiteu, 10 bnb oao 3trittbier rnicnb
por SdmerS emporihneilte unb lid,
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sum 5~lpcitcn Wal 5t id,icben. fpar CT
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rs crit bier Spli5iltcn gclans. i'm 81
iiberlpdltigen.
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Den Steigbiigeln, lpnnotc lid ON ole
nngcinmmcltc Icnidcnmcuge nit
cincm militdriidcn Snlut uno ricf nit
luntcr Stinmc: .G2 lebc Spanicn!"
SuralIf fam es 5u rauid)cnpcn Slibcls
rufcn Der Rcngc, lpdbrcnb Der apllio
fdltbliltig lddelnb nit ieinem Stabc
Dem Salalt 5llritt.
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Der 63. Cansrek.
GrDffnnng her eritcn Seiiipn. -
Srnbitiunsbrnd,.

%uibin9ton, >. g., Z. Ipril.
Die critic Scilipn ocs 90. Sunoess
Sougrclics lit c%roifnet lporbcn. Gs
III cine @rtras Scilipn, Die bon SrGlis
bent @illun einbcrIfen mlIrNe. UNI
bic Gcuiiiun bes 3oamriis ~por3unehs
men, Die Der &uuptprogrammpnlIft
Der pcmofrntiid)cn Yartci, in ber
lcBten Srdiiocntcn @ublcn mar. Gin
ods Huoer gelangt, ieben lid Die
Scmpfrateu jest in Die N%otbipenoigs
felt periest, ibrc %criprcdlunaen atr
erfillcn. Sic bemofratiidc @ebrbeit
bes Sauss Illsihuiies fiir Iittcl uno
@e9e inter Siibrlng bes Ibgeurbs
neten UNDERWOOD bat cine Sarifs Bora
ln9e mlagcnrbeitct. Die in bicier
@rtras Seiiion sur 9cratbung unb Una
nabn,e selnngcu Ioa. Sie 3plItarif4
Hepiiion lit Die 3~auptarbeit. Die oer
GongrcB in bieicr Seiiion an crIeSis
gen bat. Wabrideinlid) iperoen ihny
uber nod, nnbcrc @elhGfte unterbrei4
tct werpcn, 10 cine Heform bes 8antA
nio observation-disclosures. Die Terleibrng
Der llnabbdngisteit au Die Ybilippi4
nen. Die Wiberrufuns Der 8eitims
mlug Ser Yanama : @amal ; Mfte, bio
amerifaniihen 8iiitenfabrern @ebiibs
rcnfreibeit perleibt nno bic Grboiiuna
o Heeieriln9sbdbnen in Masta.
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las. Gr lit rer Iniiht. Oab Der YrGss
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Sall mar. Scit ben Sogen pom Sobu
Apams. Dem 5~lpeiten Srdiibenten Der
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alib nit Der Sraoition. Die lid Ieitber
cinscbiir9ert bate. 8erape Der 0ez
ariinocr Der bemofratiihen Yartei.
Shpmas Sciferiou. mar es. Ger i'm
Sabre 1901 nit Der @epflogenbeit Der
pcrlonlidcn Terleiung brad unb Die
TRADITION Ihuf. Die MN bon Dem
bcInofratiid]cn YrGilbentcn 8ilion be-
ieitiat pirb. Inberbcm bot aber fem
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Sutihait pcriSnlid i'm Gonsref sm
perleicn. Nber Die N~nfiinoignng
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ncn berporgerniem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
9nbuqne, Soma, 9ifnstaa, ben 10. april 1913.

&eht lid o ibren @esncru 8eicse
nift pprifrciben. mn bas crit rcd)t
nift. ipenn Die sesneriiden Sorberins
gen nit Der Srobuug Der llntcr9ras
bllng bes Observation-Disclosures 2ebcns
Der Station pcrbunbcn iiub. @iniitcrz
YrdiioeHt bon 9%rpauepiQc III 5ibem
nit 8ed,t Der Ieinung. oaa 9onb babe
nod, pidtisere Srd9en 81 loicu, ais
iid cine, nit Der Iuipcitihnns aqcr
pplitiidcn 9eibcnldaftcn perbunbene
Scrfaiiunss Ieuoeruu9 iu lciiten.
Sic erite uno 5iclbcpubtc 3nltun9
Der fatboliifcu Hcgierlng bat Die
Hotben ms Dem SdlIsden gcbradt,
uno 10 beidloB DEM Die rotbc Sc
neral Merchandising. tros bes Ibrndbs
mems bes Earteifiibrers @duScrpclbc.
lno i'm @cgenlae gum o@cucralitreifs
IusidNnB", am IA. Ipril pen Streif
I'll beainncu.
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lManifef.
Der 8pupcrncnr ppn Gpabmila rihtcte
elm Manifcif an oas anteri-
faniiGe Tolf.

San / o. Ser, ~. Ipril.
Sn cincm bon Yicbras Ne9ras
bicrber seitidten, peroffeutlihtcn unS
.an bas ameritaniid,e Bolt" BETHEL
ten @aniielt. itellt Yenuitiano Car
ransa. @ouperneur bes mcrifauiIfcn
Staatcs Goabuild unb Siibrer Der
tpuititutionaliitiid,en Hepolutionss
9epcauns. icinen Stanbpunft liar.
Gah Dem Ianifeit iinb Sucrta uno
Sius sic Hepolutioniiten unb Carr
ran3a Der grbnltcr Der seieblihen
SrDmine. .@iiroen Die 8ouperneure
amcritaniider Staaten anberS pors
aebcu", ira9t Garran5a, ..ipenn DER
YrGIipent nnb Der Sices Yrdiibent
Scr Hereinafter Staateu bon perrds
tberiidcn 8cncrdlen abgeiebt uno
ermoroet piirben mnb cine neile
uInrpatoriihe 8esieruns einsciebt
ipiirbe?"
Ser guiruf id,liebt nit Den
8ortcn: Sd bOffe. oaB pas ameritas
niifc Iolf infer @or9eben aesen Die
i~o9enanntc 8esierung beS 8enerals
Suerta rcdlt iincen mn es per6eibcu
ipirb. penn audi poburf 8cgen nnic>
rem Bi1cu mmerifaniihc Sntercien
in @itleibenihaft sc5oecn tperSen."
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Gem lolk iiberlaTem.
Sirefte- Sunocs= Senatprcniuabl bnrdj
SO. Ratitisicrung hes Terfanunss=
Suiates erSielt. - Connecticut ent=
ifeinct. - yScnatprcu Spcrrcn"
lit Snfmnit nnmDglidI.

W + ingtpn. ;. g., Den IA.
gpril.-Sircftc @abl Der Sul0csz
icuatprcn iii ipipcit paa Banner Der
Stcrne lrb Strcifcn reid,t, sur Shnt>
iudIe geiporoen.
Sic Gntidcibung ipurbc burd Die
Se9islatur pc5 Stndtcs Connecticut
berbci9efiihrt, Die ul5 36. ben por
faum cinem Sabre Dem GpugreB pprs
selcgtcn &erfnnungs : 3uiae ratifis
5iertc. Sanrit pur0 Die 3uitilrmuu9
Der crtoroerlidIen 3peibrittcls Wehr>
belt uller Stanteu Der ltnion geiidert.
Sas @cics idrcibt nubl Die pficltz
lid,c ScfanntnInd)ung Der eubgiltigen
Hatiii5icrung cincs %criaiiuu9ss 3us
iuBc$ bnrdl einc Yrpfldmation pes
StootSietretdrS Dor. Die Scnatoren
Sriitplu llnb Sprab, Die I'M 9onorcB
Den annpf fir bireftc Sunocsicnus
torcnfuabl lcitcteu, crfldrcu icbod1.
bnB Der 3uinb bereitS nolle @iltigfcit
babe iino prnftiih augcpanbt luerben
fonnc.
.Scber 9anpibnt" mcintc Senator
gornb. der Sunbcsicnator fpcrbc1t
mill. muB lid in 3utuuft BON ben
S%timmgebern icincs Stontcs udhlcn
laiien."
Smnlerbiu ldbt Der nellc Serial
Iungs5uinB Den acknowledgements
bas Hcft. Die Ictbobc Scr Sunbcaz
lc%natorcnpabl porSuihrci6cu. Iiele
Staatsgelcegebungcr bdbcu lid be-
rcits pertagt unb perbcu crit inn
Sriibiahr 1915. MIR pcnige 8ud,cn
Dor Dem Iblauf Der Imtstermine ben
mebr dls 80 Sunpesienatorcn, fpieber
5niammentrctcn. Nan eripdrtct. ouB
IN ua' bicicn Sdlen bon ben i'll Dem
lelcn Serfailnngs5niaB porgcicbencll
Slnn @ebruud gelnnf)t lperbcn miro.
Der Den Commencement bd5 Hcdt crs
tbeilt. Scnntorcn .pro tcmporc" 5i ers
lcnncn, bis cine rcsclrchtc. gcicBs
lndBigc &ubl alisgeidricben lpcrocn
tun1.
Ser 81. uutcr Sen Staaten. Die
Dem %crfdIlun9ss 3uinB ibrc 3uitims
l1lIn9 crtbcilten, lpnr Yenuiplpdnicn,
Der 80. Seuucnee.
Nls Dem Trdiiocnicn bon Dem cuts
itciocnben &orgebcn bes Stnatcs
Connecticut Nittbcillng gcmudt
mrrec. crtlGrtc or: Sd bin berSlid,
frYh, oaB Der %crfanungss 3uias ratis
ii5icrt unb cine Hciorn1. iiir Die man
10 lunge fdmpite, enblid purchgcfiibrt
lpliroe."
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Hrobuftion geSu9 baben. Die gcgcns
ipdrtigc @clpegung CUR @erbiaignng
Der Scrtbeilung lit pesbnlb iehr 5eit1
gemdB. Sf bin Der Iniiht. Dap ne
einen lpcitaus srobcren GinfliB ant
Die 2cbensmitteI Soften bnben miro,
als irgcnb cine nnoerc 8%cipcgnng. Die
nit Der 9anplpirtbihaft in Serbinbun9
irebt.".
Wit elmer crIhDpfenben 9cipres
dung oes ldnblid,en Sarlebensiuelens
lit Die Grite Iatioilale Gonferen5 fir
Abiab nnb lGnblihe Sarleben mad
re tdsiser Saauns geitlo''en NOR
Den. George @oobruff bon Solicit,
ST.. ipraf ii6er Sic europdiifen
SDitcmc Der lGnblidcn Sarlcbcnss
failcn" unb j. .. Sarris pom Chant
paign, 81, iiber .9ie 9erbeilerung
oes ldnblid)en Sarlebensipelens IN
Mmerifa". Heihes Sob pilrbe DEN
Heiifciicn'ihen Sarlebcnsfai'en III
S~eutiflonb geSolt. Inbcrc Hcbncr
fparen Somcr s. Yricc, Sefau Der Ibs
tbeiliins fir SdnonirtbId,dft Der lint
pcriitGt bon Sbio. nnb @. d. Goens
bon Chicago. 5od,intcreilant ipar
cine sur Gerleiung gclanecnne Wis
iprad)c iibcr Corporations : Sinan5s
lpcicn". Die 6erbert Mprid bon
Sprinaiiclb, IaN., ein9cianbt bate.
Cur Innabme gelan9tc ein 9eid,iub'
oic @unbesrc9ierung anf5uforoern,
resuldre Scridtc iiber Insebpt nm
Tddbfrnac auf Dem @ebiet Der LAMB
pirtbidaftlideu Srpbuftion 81 pere
offentlidcn. ,m Tcrldnf Der Sebatte
crflGrtc 05corac Ncaerroip, 9citer Der
Sarmcre Snltitlitc o 8isconii1, bnb
Sic Sarmer icincs Staates bercits
arobe Grfolsc nit Silfe bon Goopcras
tip @enoiieuidaften cr5ielt bdttcn.
Gpmmiiiion sebt mad, europa.
gbnarb q. grcitrna bon Dough
ton. Nid).. fiinoiste an. paB GnSe
Npril bic Gominiiiipn abrcilr. Die ers
nannt ipurbc. I'M bas lGn0lifc 8rcs
piiipcicn nnb MISUNDERSTANDING Sos
operation in europa 5t itubieren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
pr6iiSsnt wilisn's Steamna
81 ftemen Sraaen.

@ab tmgtun II, .. g., ben a..
april. 4raiipcnt @ilipn hat iid
bereits. cinen Namen ais aeiitreiher
8eielihaftcr aemadbt, nnb cine sarse
In5abl ppn Gpisrammen, bic or in Der
l%tnterbaltuns nnr 10 ans benz Nermel
itiittelt, MAIDEN bic Hunbc. 9,ar nift
ielten riftcn iih bic SpiBeu ieineS
Snmors and sesen bic eisenc Eeripn.
so bemerfte CT iiingit inn Sanie clues
8eiprddes, oaF man bdnfig iebr ppii=
tine Mniiften iiber Sinse nnb Jrasen
ansiprche, ,uenn nan nit neniclbcn
nift sriinblih n%ertraut lei, unD naF
bieie Nniihten iih iueientlidj inocr=
ten, iubalo man lid nGbcr nit ben
Sragen befannt made. Die Tcpe
mar smr 3eit upn ben Yihcrn,
Shriitem NM uraturiidlcn 9eiitnnsen,
beren Nmtur Scrr @iliun lit. Sci
elmer anoercn Welesenbeit infcrte Der
Yraiiocnt, man miiiie ppriihtis iein,
,penn NJ has Abiulnte beim Sdupf
faiien wDlle. @pranS so erieben, paf
Yrdiibent @ilipn 5,uar nit puraciaR=
ten Soeen naf Waibington scfDmmen
iein mag, oaF pieielbcn lid, abcr pcr-
fliihtigen, iubaln bic Grfenntnik Der
Sbatiahen cine Wusifi5irnug scbic=
tet. Yiit anoereu Wurteu, Serr @il=
ion itelit lid anf ben Stauopmnft iei=
mes grpRcn bemofratiidJen Tprsdm-
gers, 0ruper Glcpelans: ,,TSir baben
cinen 3nifano ppr nits, niht cine
Sbcpric."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
GattbarS -gertrae
ratif,irt
ShwciScr Sunbcsratb beitatist nit SO
ST. 8 Stimmcn Den ScidluR bcS
Hatipnalratbes.

Scrn. Sdipeis, 9. Ipril. - Der
Sunpcsrntb ratiii5irte beute Den @ottz
barb 8ertrug bon 1909, burh Den Die
lebtc Der luid,tisen giicnbubus Sinien
Der SdnpciS aus Der 6nnb Der ct.
@ottbarbs 9abu IN paS giaentbum Der
SdnpciSer gibscnpiicnitait iibcrsebt.
Sns Stimmpcrbdltni6 mar 33 81. 8.
Scr Hationulratb bate am 4. Ipril
Den Yertraa rntiii5irt, Der MIN enpz
9iiltig gcpprbcn lit. (&ieriiber 9ing
in lester Nunnlcr, Seitc 8, Hcpc.)