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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06
MANY WANT THE BASEBALL
THAT LASTED ENTIRE GAME

CINCINNATI, July 5.-Manager
Joe Tinker is busying himself to-day
turning down requests for the base
bali that lasted throughout the entire
game Sunday between the Reds and
Cubs. 1t is believed that this is the
only time in major league history
that one ball continued in play from
the beginning to the end of a full
game.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06
NoRDYKE QUITS AS UMPIRE.


PORTLAND, July Lou Nordyke,
veteran player, telegraphed from Spo-
kane his resignation as umpire of the
Northwest League to Fielder Jones,
president of the league. Il could get
along with the boys when l was one
of them" telegraphed Nordyke, but
as an umpire they look different"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06
HICKMAN is SCOUT FOR MAPS.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. July s.
Charley Hickman. the old Toledo
player now coaching the University
of West Virginia team. is TO SO with
thu Cleveland club a. soN,t
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06

EW YORK. July 1.-THE initial
steps toward systematizing
and standardizing the Olympic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16
OLD TIMERS BRASS
BAND TO APPEAR
Industrial and Auto Pazade to Be
Featured by Unique Organiza-
tiOn-Old Uniforms.

BLKHART, Sept. 16-An old
timers brass band will be one OF the
unique features of the Industrial and
auto parade on Thursday Of the fall
festival and band tournament, Sep
TENDER 24-27.
Herb" Rowe, who is ever alert to
give the human touch to public
amusement enterprises, has informed
Secretary Otto Helrick that he is or
ganizing a band TO consist Of be-
tween thirty-five and forty old-time
musicians for the especial purpose of
appearing in the parade. The men
will appear in their old uniforms
some of which were never seen by
Elkhart residents born since the Chi
cegO worlds fair-and will play their
old Instruments
The membership is to be recruited
primarily from citizens who played in
Brick" (Avery) Browns Silver Cor
net Band" from the X. of p. band
and from the South End band, all of
which disorganized years ago.
The ''old boys" are now practicing
and getting Fingered up in prepara-
ton for their public come back" a
week from next Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16
s FIGURES
TO SETTLE WAGES
Or. Frank J. Warne of UniVer-
Sity of Pennsylvania Before
Railway Arbitration Board.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The arbi-
traitors who Will decide the wage dis
pute Of the eastern railroads and train
men received statistics Monday indi-
eating that the roads have increased
the size and capacity of freight cars
without increasing the cost Of opera
ton. The witness was DR.. Frank J.
Warne, professor of economies at the
University Of Pennsylvania. The en-
plOyes will use his figures 10 argue
that either train crews should have
been Increased or wages raised
DR.. Warne admitted that he had no
practical experience in railrOading,
and that his testimony was based
wholly upon statistics. in which he
claimed 10 be an expert
He declared that owing to the
great danger 70 life in the work of
moving trains insurance companies
and fraternal societies would accept
life risks upon such workmen only to
a definite limit" or at advanced rates
Good times are bad times for
trainmen." DR.. Warne continued.
''That is, when the railroads enjoy
good times OF heavy traffic the num-
Der Of employees is increased and the
increase in traffic means an increase
in the number OF accidents. Statistics
show that when the number of en-
plOyes is increased accidents increase.
This tendency Of increased prosperity
resulting in greater risk 20 the en-
ployes is deserving of serious atten-
ton at this time because of the fact
that the railroads Of the country are
entering upon such period
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16
{. A. ST0LL SAID TO BE
AFTER EXPOSITION JOB

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 16 - All
members of the last Indiana legisla-
ture who sought the appointment as
executive commissioner to superin
tend the construction of an Indiana
building at the Panama Pacific expo
sition at San Francisco, were put out
of running when the Panama-Pacific
exposition committee at a meeting in
the state house Monday decided it
would be unlawful for any member of
of the assembly to be appointed to
lucrative position established by that
legislature. Among those who sought
places are state senator's J. j. Meter
vile, Oscar Rats and representatives
Joseph II. Stahl and John NJ. Masse-
link.
A committee composed OF Lieut..
Gov. O'eNill, Senator Wood and Rep.
Homer L. Cook was appointed TO Sc
lect the executive commissioner and
a secretary and to fix the salaries of
these officers.
Among those who are seeking the
appointment are A. Il. Keasling of
san Francisco. formerly of Logans-
port. Ind, Z. A. Stoll of South Bend,
and John VESSEL, jr., Of Fort Wayne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16
TWELVE NEW CASES FOR
PARDON BEFORE BOARD

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. I6.-In addi-
ton TO a number Of continued cases.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16
GARRISON NOT IN FAVOR
OF BIG STANDING ARMY

WASHINGTON. Sept. 16.-"I don't
believe the army was ever in better
condition" said Secy Garrison, when
he returned to his desk at the war de-
partment Monday after an absence Of
two months visiting all the important
military posts in New England and
some of the stations IN the middle
states.
IF we are going TO attract the
men we want and raise the efficiency
of the army we must have a shorter
term of enlistment" said he. Il am
in favor of a three year term, with
the privilege OF discharge, ntO the re-
serve as soon as an enlisted man
proves his efficiency I have not de-
cided what the shortest period Of SER
vice with the cOlors should be That
will depend entirely upon the individ-
ual. I am in favor Of discharging the
men as soon as they earn discharge
and as q. reward for their hard work"
Mr.. Garrison said he does not ia
vor nor would the country tolerate n
large standing army. He thinks that
q shorter enlistment 70 be followed by
a term in the reserve would go a long
way in building up the army without
increasing il numerically. The sec
rotary declined 10 discuss the plans
for the concentration Of the army in
few strategic centers. rather than to
have them distributed throughout ISL
posts in unimportanI locations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16

PARIS, Sept. 16.-The reported dis
covery Of the microbe Of hydrOphobia
by DR.. Hideyo NOguchi, of the Rookie
Teller Institute OF Medical Research
of eNw York. is considered to be Of
vital medical Importance by Prof. Ellie
MetchinkOff, Of the Pasteur institute
In speaking of the progress that is be-
ing made against this dread disease,
Prof. Metchinkoff pointed the record
Of the Pasteur institute for the year
of 1912. during which period all of the
395 persons treated were saved This
Is the second time such a record has
been established in twenty-seven
years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16
FAST FREIGHT HITS
COAL TRAIN; TWO HURT

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept 1.-two
men were seriously injured and three
cars and an engine demolished early
Monday when a fast freight train on
the Wheeling q Lake Erie railroad
crashed into the rear end Of a coal
train two miles east Of Bedford. The
injured men are Judd Splitter. Of Can
ton, engineer; and M. H Yoder. Cam
ton, fireman Of the fast freight. Spit
Ter and YOder were seriously bruised
when they leaped from the flying
train just before the collision oc-
CURED. Other members of the freight
crew escaped injury by leaping into
a pond along side the track.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16
WALKERTON

MSS Mardel Miller OF South Bend
spent the week with Mr.. and Mrs G..
Grippe and family.
". r. Philapy moved TO snyder.
Ind, this week. where he has charge
Of a lumber yard.
Miss Gertrude Branaman IS en-
ployed as teacher in a South Bend
school this year.
II. p. Calender OF Nappanee was
in town this week on business.
Miss A. Wolfe was IN Tyner Thurs
day
L. i. Skells and ". F. Ia Feber
were in Culver Friday on business.
Mrs. r. S. Lyman has returned
from a three weeks visit with rela-
tives I'm Chicago and Milwaukee
II. A. Abel and Mr.. and Mrs viii
liam Stickley will leave Sunday for
Chattanooga, Tenn, 10 attend the ma
tiOnal encampment OF the grand
army.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Henderson OF
Toledo. O.. spent the week witbz
friends here.
J. D. Whitaker and son. Charley
started for Iowa this week. where
they will visit relatives.
Frank Quirk OF Michigan City.
visited relatives here the latter part
Of the week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16
ASKS MAYOR SHANK FOR
CAR OF INDIANA MAIDS

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 16.-While
New Mexico has plenty OF heat. sand,
cactus and a wonderful atmosphere it
is short on brides. according TO a let
GER received by Mayor Shank from
Walter Goodhue of Mosquero, n. NJ
Mayor Shank has been operating a
private matrimonial bureau for the
benefit OF those unable 10 secure a
life partner but Mondays order al
most overcame the city's executive.
whole car load of Indiana maid
ems. was the order placed by GOOdhue.
For a minute the mayor gasped but
reading further learned that GoOdhue
was not a Mormon but wanted the
car load Of helpmates for himself and
other members Of a club, organized
to aid each member 20 secure a wife
for wives. the writer SAYS are sCarcer
than blue grass in New Mexico.
GOodhue vouChes for the members
of the club. saying all are sober in
dustrious and have bank accounts.
Mayor Shank said he would try TO fill
the order as ne has never failed here
tOfore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16
LOW RATES TO
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

Daily from Sept. 25th to oct. 10th.
the 500 Line will sell special low rate
tickets TO Spokane. Portland, Seattle.
Vancouver and all North Pacific Coast
points including Alberta. Saskatche-
wan and British COlum bia- Address:
F. d. Grant, y. p A.. 500 Line. 140
So. Clark St, Chicago nl.-Advertise-
ment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16

twelve new cases for pardols and
clemency, including those of three
convicted murderers. have been filed
with the clerk of the state board of
pardons and paroles, which begins its
fall meeting here Sept. %.
a number Of the appeals including
those Of three murderers, have pre-
viously been refused by the board. In
the list in which only the names are
given in some cases, are the following:
Walter s Green. from Sullivan
county, 1907. for life for murder;
Charles E. Shepard, from Jay county,
1902, for life for murder; William
Adams from Sullivan county for life,
for murder; Paul Dunning. Wander
burgh county. April, 1913, to Indiana
refOrmatory; John c. BOrer. Elkhart
county, 1911, 10 the reformatOry. and
George w. Fawkins Pike county, for
forgery to the state prison.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16
.IND|CT HANLEY FOR
ATTACK ON FATHER
Vigo County Grand Jury
Charges Head of Franklin
College With Assault and
Battery on Aged Parent.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 16.-
The Vigo county grand jury Monday
returned an Indictment charging Rev.
Elijah A. Hanley. president Of Frank
lin college. with assault and battery
on his father, Calvin HanIey. The as
sault is alleged to have been commit
ted at the home Of the elder in Mid
dletown, Sept. II. Sheriff Shea COM
municated with Rev. G. r. Parker OF
Terre Haute. member Of the Franklin
college board, and received assuran &c
DR.. Hanley would report when wanted.
According TO the story told neigh
bors by Calvin Hanley his son took of
Tense at joking remark he had
made TO his daughter-in-law and
dragging him from his chair struck
and beat him severely. The aged man
summoned a physician and at first ii
was believed his injuries were serious
but later it developed that he was not
badly hurt.
Spanked Father.
DR.. Hanley, while in Indianapolis.
Saturday, issued a statement in which
he gave his version of the affair and
said that he had switched and
spanked his father for a remark
made to brothers wife, and because
OF lll-ITedlmenU OF MS mother. In
ending his statement Pres. Hanley
said he now felt that he should have
taken hand in the matters years ago.
Pres. Hanley returned to Terre
Haute Saturday night and visited his
fathers home where it is said a recon
Citation took place. The father asked
forgiveness for his unkindness to the
members of his family while the son
knelt before his parent and asked his
blessing, said friend who was pres
ent.
When the reconciliation was af-
fected, member of the board of trus-
tees of Franklin college announced
that the affair was closed as far as
the board was concerned and express
ed hope that the matter would not be
taken before the grand inrY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16
WALNUT GROVE.

Bend visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Clyde Mittan and family and
Miss Ethel Bestle Of Portage Prairie
called on Mrs. Pearl Lydick Friday
afternoon.
Charles Mikesell, f., Of Lydick
spent Friday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph II. ISdick.
A few from here attended the Sun
day school convention at Lydick
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Lydick and Mr..
and Mrs. Staples called on friends
here Sunday evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16
WAIKERTON

Mr. and Mrs. O. f. Grain spent the
first of the week with relatives in
Warsaw, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs r Ryder and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Smith were Laporte visitors
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs q. c. Spahr were in
Plymouth the first Of the week
The Walkerton Military band form
ed one of the attractions at the Plym-
outh homecoming Saturday. A large
number from here accompanied the
band.
Tompson Turner was in Rensselaer,.
Ind. Monday
D. w. Brubaker is painting his
house.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16

BLOOMINGTON.-Three fires broke
out at the same time last night. caus-
ing a total loss OF $4,000. The di-
vision Of the fire fighting force was the
cause OF the big loss.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-16
SHFIRYVULF @

SHELBYVILLE. - Clyde Newton,
u, cranked his grandfather's automo-
bile two months ago and broke both
bones in his right arm above the wrist.
Today he tried cranking the same
auto and broke his arm over again
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
~C-S%
(Spezial-C Correspondent aus Wash
ington, ID. Co
a1nn 5.-N.

go fcin Ilften Tic bic &atbplifen bicics
2nnocs iibcr ihrc lpirflifc Ibiid,t gu
a d n, bab lie lid gu folscnber
SornleI bereit erfldrten:
:. provided, that the Philippine
constitution shall guarantee the Sc
curity of all personal property"
SieIe 8luricl lpurbc bon cinem He>
prdientnnten aus bcm Siibcn poree>
iflascn, peld)cr 81 @unitcn Der I'M
a%bbdngigfeit lit. 81 nbcr bas @i9cn>
tbum Der fntbpliId,cn Stride nid)t bas
@ieentbum bon Snbipibucn, alio nid,t
perionlihes gigentbum lit. 10 fam
man bas InsfnlItbii + d. c II an
bicier &laiicl nidJt gut perfenncn.
Mr. Sones bon @irginin. bicicr
Satbplifenbniicr BON rcinitcm 8oiirt
lit 0oriiser Der rSniHlar : IngclcseiA
bcitcn I'M Ibecorhnetcnbanic. llnb
bicier Iann bdlthie lluabbdneisfeitsz
@orlnsc III icincr 8nub. IS ipirb in
bcrielben nber nlldi nid,t Gin @ortden
fallen e%elniicn pcrpeu iiber Die fatbps
liId,c Stride obcf ibr gisentbmm in
ben Ybilippincn .tu 60 fcin pirb Der
Uortlnut ausecfhiselt pcrbcn. bab
ielbit .%unicrc pticr5ie fntboIiihcn
Mb9eorbnctcn" = mic nnicr Spe5ialz
Correspondent meint - alif bcn 2eim
acben mn iiir Die @orlaee itimmcn
mcrbcn; Bonn bic ipirflit.cn Ibs
iihten Der @orlngc iinb ia nr5cim ges
hdlten iinD cs ut cine Yurte i
mubnabmc.
Die Nnnabmc ,bieier @Orlase lit 10
picl als iihrr nnb s,uar feiner anbc=
rem ltriad,c ,uescn, ais Der friminellen
SnbiffercnS Der 2atbolifen Der Der.
Staatcn. Wir mifien, tak bic aatbo.
lifem in ben YbiliSpinen Sm ihwad
iiub, nm ibren Seinben uiberitebcn 81
f0nnen, ,ucnn jene Snicln cinnial ibrc
ltnabbdusisfeit crlanst baben werbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
a1ernrn mir Ut hieTer 5adye 5tellmte mrbmen?

Sie aatbulifen Der Ebilippinen baben
aIerbings i'm 9anfe>ber Sabre ameri-
faniide giid)Ofe erbalten; aber iuenn
cs 10 idjiper bdlt, bic 3atbplifcn Der
ger. Staaten iosinI, biirserlid nnb
iplibarifG 81 id)nlen, bnf tic lire
Sntereiien erfplsreih uertreten f0nnen,
mic bann crit bic 8atbplifen Der
Ibilippinen? T.
8dbrcno mir aber idlafen, in
u~niercr Snbifferen5 binbuieln, nm
cinis unb Der leibiacu Spradcnfraac
peeen geipnlten iiuo, bdben bic
.Sunipr Srbcr Of Icdjanics", Die
Guardians Of 9ibertp" ilnb Gbnlihe
iein pollenbc Yatriotcn ~ bic
Citizen Der Gonsref. Vertrcter nit
9anienhen BON Ietitipnen fSrmlidJ
iibertlntbct nnb Der grfolg bieier
geitatorcn lit praftiif gciidcrt. 9iift
aaein iinb aatbplifen bicier Saflase
geecniiber Indifferent, @ielc pertbciz
biacn foadr bieic iclben 2eutc. Die cs
sum Shla8e gegen lire Stride abses
lcbcn bnben.
Tafbem il bie Suflasc = idlicbt
unicr Spe5ial : CORRESPONDENT - nit
ciucr In5abl Ibecorbcnten bciprod1cn.
fam idl 81 Der Sflmbfolscrnng, bas
man Die ipirflid)e Sriebfcbcr iencr
Ieitntoren fir llnnbbdneigfeit aufs
befeu fonntc, iuenn cine flare nnb nj
5,ucibentigc 2laniel in ienc Yprlasc
cinsefiisf uiirbc, liant tuelfer Der TO-
tbuliiden 8trfe lire Gisentbnmsrcdbte
snrnntiert merben. Sd bin aefpib,
baB cbenip idnen. ipic bicic GlauIcl
cinscrcid)t, nac Isitation fir llnabs
bdnai9fcit aufborcn unb Wr. Sones
Die 9an5c Sad)c faIcn laiicn ipiirbc.
Or mill namlid feline bcrartisc Gut
%iteluna" ietner 2ieblinss sGorlaac.
9icic alaniel cin3nbrinscn, ioate
birefte Sadc unierer apierSis fatbo=
lifden Gonsrek. Vertreter icin. 9a=
binlantenb iulten aber ebenfals nnicre
fatbpliid)en Yereine nnb VerbGnbc bic
Gonsret sYertreter hires bctrefienbet
Staates initrniercn. Cher crpartcn
mir pieleidf, bak y ruteitant c II
nnb 5rci mamrcr bas fir ms
tbmn iullen ???
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07
a1nnt Arrsrraik seben.

.es lit cine iduere sinne fir Satbofien, Den llcbereans bonn ahcn
ms ncnc Sabr init 1m5 uuc @0acrci gu bescben." - 90 purbcn mir iinah
Sonntaes in nnercr Yfnrrfrfe infornicrt. Iir a4e piHcn bas bon
Suscno aut. Scccn Icstcn Somntas I'M Sabre lit cs bon rem fntboHitcn
aandcln hrab bm @ofc III Grinncrun3 gfbraht poroen. limb Die 8ortc
Der Stride. 10 purocn mir int aatedisntus bfAbrt foQten ms bciie icn.
griaumt nno ihner3ltb Iberraiht atpdftr mir besbnb nft lpcnis, ais
mir am NcminbrssMbene in ciner IofaIcn 3ciine Lekn fonnten: rSas neuc
Snbr lpurbe nit nncn mogiden ainbim uo Gerdufb bier cinecfibrf.
Seine anthnft mar fir bic 1nbnaner bon piern WersnIsun9cn bcsfeict
HITTER Inbcrcm purbe cine nahfihe Mn5atl bon Tango abscba(tcn, inter
ncncn obnan 81 crp1bncn Nmb: Der Ball Der r&nigbts Of Columbus" in ibrem
ncncn elnbsSeimc an Der soeut Ctr, Der aebOnpa elubssan5 in Der eagles
&uac, Die sdn5c Der SppolosSrient 2oec mno Der .&nisbts Of Vtfbias" in
ibrer 1aac an her gGain Ctr. ane bide sdnse waren gu. bciudt unb man
ircutc lid intmcns"
Io Die .ani9bts pf Columbus" inddcns in Ger perbofcnen 3it ben
8ebclnncn mn balb9cbeimcn 8eicDidafhn Hdh in Ynnfto 3dnjpersnleunsenl
Sb cin5lnc aattolikn iencs erntc Gcrbot Der Stride ibrtrcten. lit nod
in,mcr pprgefonrmcn. Dab aber cine fahoihe Vercinisune. bercn 1t.
gtocr ih vtbc Cream OF Gatboiein" ncnncn. ft berart per8bt nnb Silent
lid bc @orc Der airde in Den @inb idld8t, iM. scinbc sdast Gin erobes
Tcrecrnis 9cbcn. bs burb feline GrIaubnib audi MIR gcnribcrt ncrocn fonntc.
Senn. ncnnc influbrcitc mn gcbilcct icn poacrbe fntboliihe 2acn berart
Icr Die Strdngc iflagcn, 10 c fam nmn bdnn nod bon benn einfadcn
@annc crpnrcn, Sub (sruSc) CT ih an bic @ortc Der STRIDE bahn
iou-(G. ~ +,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07

Scnntor Sobniton pon Ilnbama lit
Gin cifriger 0drtncr nnb perbrinat
icinc freie 3eit germ bel Ieincn 8lms
men nnb Ydunien, unb Dem Nann i'm
cinfddben. &ittcl iinb her blaiien
Sdiirse iiebt Nien,anb Die Gcnatorens
ipiiroe an. Sobniton arbeitctc cinmal
in ieiliem 0arten. nls cine frcmoe
Game al Der 8artentbiir eriHien ilno
mad Srau Solution tragic. Ser alto
GG.tnersmnnn if,icn Tie al interciiics
rtn, INN lie frdetc i'm:
~arbeitcn Sic ldon lnn9e fir Ole
San,ilic Sohnlton?"
80 ia. iton cine Gcibc bon Sab
rem. crfpibcrtc Der Scnntor.
~8eroen Sic gut bcSablt fir Sbrc
Irbcit?"
.9ia. lpic mas nilnmt -. ih bin
6nfricocL lpem id mein Giicn unp
irciae alcibcr bctommit."
.Sns ut nbcr niht 9cillin. Iollcu
Eic bel mir in Sienit tretcn? Sd)
9cbc Sbncn Glen, &leiomg mtD nod
Gin beltiinmtco @cbalt."
-0anfc icbr. dbcr bns scbt midi.
if babe cincn lebcnsldngliden Sous
trait nit Srau Sobniton."
.Gincn lcbeitsldnglid)cn Gontratt,
Inter lpcld,en 8cb%in9rn9cu? Sber baS
lit ia Sfldpcrcil"
sic mDacn's Sflapcrci ncnnen"-
rncinic lndlcnb Der Scnutor lid,
ncnnc cs Che - id, bin ndntlih Der
0atte Der Srau Sobniton."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-07

Tpr GINGER 3dt borkm mir aus Spcher S,anb BON sciipnlcn. mic &c.
iuc Scrnfacutc prnfiitc fntbolihe 3eihnes. Yropasanoa bctrGbcn fonncn.
ubnc nufbringlid Dn crifcrcn.
Spl9cnoc Wrtbobc bat Gin bcanntcr Ycbrcr III icincr Shuic angcpanot
I'M Den llntcrritt tntcrcnantcr 81 madrn. Girnni per @ohc innt or III bic
Shuler bic Srngc. oh JIG Ibcr Gin inn Snuic Der Wohc iuftaciunhcncs @rcia.
nib (fatboGidce. iautidcS pbcr internnioualcs) gcbort bdtkn. Nnr ;u oft
fontmt cs Dor. Dag Die ainbcr bicrupn gar nidtS por bod nr icr penig Der,
nommcn babcn, llmicrc cn9Gitr SagcsprcNc ibt in Scrartiscm mr. Nab.
ridren Speitcn Ranges. Sns seniaioncne nS "Snfi9c" sebt Dor. 9ahs
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