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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
ELECTS OFFICERS
Holy Name Society Held Annual
Meeting Yesterday and Elect
ed Officers.

The annual meeting of the HOLY
Name Society was held in the Car
roll Club auditorium az ; O'Clock yes
to-day afternoon. The principal Ulsi-
ness coming before the society was
the election OF officers. which result.
ed as follows:
President. Attorney VI. J.. Cullinan
vice president. George SChwender:
secretary. JOSEPH Kaltenbach: treas
urer. Joseph owens. Ignatius Bren-
nan. George Schwender. VI. B. Bailey.
Louis Demuth. &. \. Robrecht. l.. 7.
Gillican. George Gundling. w. y. Cog
Icy. Gus Wcitzel. Joseph Owens. Chas.
Clendenning. Edward Sachcr. John
McGannon. Alex. Gribben. bernard
Gaus. Walter Chapman. Nicholas
Roth. George Zarawick. Herman
Campbell and George Dryer were
elected 10 serve on the board Of pre-
fects. During the afternoon meeting
lgnatius Brennan. Dr. G. \. Winger.
ter and several others delivered brief
addresses.
The usual devotional meeting was
held By the society last evening a.
80 O'Clock in the cathedral. Rev.
Father Galway having charge Of the
services and al the rlOse Of the
meeting the newly-elected officers
were indicted into office.
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MYSTERIOUS CASE
Police OF MoundsviIie Searched Yes.
terday for Remains Of Mrs
Blake. but Were IN
suceessful.

The police Of Moundsville made a
dfiisent search over the flooded dis
trict Of that city yesterday in an ef-
fort to md the body Of Mrs. Silas
Blake. who Is supposed to have been
drowned last Wednesday evening
while returning with her husband
from lighting the government light in
the Narrows. below Moundsville.
The police found the lantern which
MIS- Blake was carrying when last
seen by her husband. but the body
could not be found. II Is thought now
that b has been drowned IN ioat-
ed down with the water. and her body
VIII likely never be found.
Mr.. Blake, her husband, has told
several conflicting stories about the
anair. and the local authorities are
now working on the case. as IL is
thought that the was forced
TO the watery grave.
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REPORT TODAY
Belmont County Grand Jury Unable
70 Report Saturday Will
Report Today.

Although expected 20 turn in their
report on Saturday. the Belmont
county grand jury. which has been
IN session for the past week. an
nounced that they would be unable
20 report until today. owing 10 rho
fact that several additional cases
were given 20 them for consideration
on Saturday. This afternoon the
work 81 tic petit jury will be- rc.
cases are set ~ rhcarinE this term.
their work viii be- watched with in
teresf.
During This session. Tho grand jury
has q 20 consider an manner 81
cases on The criminal calendar from
murder ~ assault
The Martins Ferry italian held for
the murder Of q fellow counfryman.
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LEGISLATORS
Home Over Sundsy-Stste Senator
arm Looks for Senate to
Organize This Week.

state senator !. 6. %fiearne returned
last evening 10 Charleston. after
spending Saturday and yesterday in
the city. The situation al Charles
Ton has been very much mixed" he
sald' but II Is beginning to clear up.
feel very hopeful Of securing the
republican nomination for president
or the Senate. and a caucus will be
held by the Republican Senators to-
day.
In the fight for the United States
senate. Mr. Elkins. Mr. Mann and Mr.
~ are hard az work. and ! do
hot MINK that any one OF them is
very much in the lead. I hote for
an agreement that will settle tho SON.
arc organization this week. and then
we will get down 10 business
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MILKMEN ARRESTED
Charged With Using Registered Bot
ties OF United Dairy Company.
Will Fight the Case.

Harry Parshall. Charles Baker. G..
w. Lowe. Nicholas Weiskercher. Geo.
w. Montgomery and Adolph Pape. all
dairymen. charged with using regis
tered milk bottls belonging to the
United Dairy Company. were arrested
saturday by C~Onstables Linton and
Fullerton and will be given a hearing
before Squire Dobbs this afternoon.
Search warrants issued by Squire
Iobbs found over 100 filled and un-
hlIed bottles among the arrested par.
lies. These bottles were brought 10
squire Dobbs' Office. All the dairy
men have retained attorneys.
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A BAD SLIP
Section Of Hin Slides Down on the
Narrows. Above MoundsviIIe,
n Blocks Traction Cars.

One of the largest slips that has
occurred in the Narrows along the
lines OF the Wheeling Traction Com
pany. above Moundsville. was the one
that came down yesterday afternoon
about 4:3O O'Clock. completely block
ing the tracks for twenty-five feet. A
large force of men was put at work
on h slip. but IL will be late this
evening before the tracks are cleared
ana traffic resumed. The passengers
are forced TO transfer and wad .
through mud. Several other large
slips are about to come crashing over
The hills. and much trouble along this
line Is anticipated by the traction of.
hcials. 20 ars have been struck by
he rocks N earth as yet. and the
motormen arc INSTRUCTED TO watch
very closely while going through this
dangerous pass.
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CLASSES RESUME
Regular Schedule OF Educational
Glasses VIII Be Resumed This
Week at Y. NJ. c. A

Educational classes will be resumed
this evening al the Y VI. G. A. and
viii be continued. IL is expected. nm
~ late IN tho spring After being
suspended last week because OF he
Hood. tho religious and Bible clasgcs
which are held almost every evening
at % Y " z 3 building will he
resumed. and n is likely that by no
end Of Tho week tho regular schedule
~ both educational and Bible classes
will be- carried out.
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SCHOOLS RESUME
City Schools VIII Resume This Morn.
ing After 2 Few Days suspen-
sion Because Of Flood.

Al tho schools Of Wheeling will TO-
open this morning. a. usual. and the
regular schedule ~ CLASSES viii DO 70
sumcd after a frw days suspension
due 10 tho Indictment weather and
high water ~ last week. according 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-13
ses, Cough Medicine For Children.

Best Cough Medicine For Children.
i am very glad to say a few words
In praise of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy,' writes Mrs. Ida Dewey
milwaukee,. Wis. Il have used IL for
years both fer my children and my
sell and IL never fails to relieve and
cure a cough or cold. No family with
children should be without IN as IL
gives almost immediate relief in cases
or Group" Chamberlain's Cough
remedy is pleasant to take. which is
OF great importance when a medicine
must ne given 10 young children. For
sale by all dealers.-Adv.
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All this talk about homemade Bread
and Cake sounds all right. but after all.
the proof IL IN the eating OF ~. We be-
lieVe our Bread and Cake - the best.
even better than Homemade. Certainly
to- he convinced YOU must try II and
Judge for yourself. Try some OF our
baking today.
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is the only prisoner held for murder.
but his case has attracted unusual at
tentiOn as Il is claimed that the act
was committed by the order OF the
Black Hand Association and thai the
history OF much OF their doings in the
county will be brought out az the
trial. providing the man Is indicted
The grand jury IL expected 10 hand
in iis report 10 Judge Charles Lynch.
OF the Common Pleas Court today at
Don
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an announcement made last evening
by Superintendent OF Schools IL II
Work. Both the Madison and tho
Ritchie schools have been closed since
wednesday. and the High school was
also closed two days last week be-
cause OF the Hood
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Settlement Work

Post-Thompson has gone in for
settlement work
Parker-Helping the pOor or bin
collecting Judge
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Butter. Eggs and Chec "a

NEW YORK, Jan. iT.-Butier I'm
settled. Creamery extras. sgi-4n
sfc; nrsts so0sse; seconds. 25G 2pc.
thirds. s5dssei creamery. held extras,
sl93foi nists, 2paa zoo; seconds, ara
~. thirds st1sec: state. dairy. nm
est. soHSsci good to prime. 2703so;
common to fair. s3a:Ge; process cx-
uas' 2sh TsIc; seconds. 2iH2sc;
packing stock. held. 2od2ix: current
MAKE NO. 2oUzohe: No. .. ItQ
isn.
Cheese Irregular. Daisies held.
best. II 3-<1lsc; skins, saISx.
ErEs steady; refrigerator nrst.
lsis steoc; state. Prnnsyivanis and
nearby hennory whites. good to large
size. new laid. si1s2: ditto selected
whites. detective IN sise or quality
sIqsoc: western sathered whites. "a
9s0o
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Jan. Hooper weak:
standard spot and January $3.50 bid
March and April s15.50GsI6.25; cleo
trolytic s16.50Qs15.75: lake sl6.75d
$500; castings. s16.259s16.oO.
Tin easy; spot s50.70Gs50s0; Jan
uarv s50.10Gs50.75; February 350.l2
gS5O.25; March s5o.GO@ s5O.25; lead
quiet si.25Q si.35; spelter quiet s7.25
Hs1.40: anthony dull: Cookson's
S9.759 $1,000; iron unsettled and un.
changed.
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SPECIAL SINGING
With Prof. Harry Richardson ir
Charge, Singing Will Feature
Mems Meeting Tomorrow.

With Prof. Harry Richardson. ~
Princtaon. I'll. leading. special singing
viii be an impressive feature OF the
regular Sunday afternoon service for
men at the y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow.
Prof. Richardson has been in charge
Of the singing at the First Baptist
church since the revival started. The
E-eeting tomorrow Will be in charge
a. Dr. II. Mcmillan. and the services
viii begin at 3:45 o'clock.
"Rut. Michael. what are YOU doir (;
in those large shoes
Growing into them. teacher"
-McggcEGorfer Blaetter.
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Coffee.

spss,aI Dispatch TO the Intsiiigencer.
NEW YORK. Jan. l7.-IIarve:
market declined one half to three
quarter franco. March futures closed
offered at thirteen thirty-s.x. Nav
closed. offered at thirteen sixty. July
closed. offered at thirteen seventy ak.
September. closed offered at thirteen
ninety December. closed offered at
thirteen eighty three. Rio number
seven. quoted at thirteen and three
quarters 20 thirteen and seven Fights
cents. Market barely steady.
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Money!.

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Money on
call steady: 1903 per cent: ruling
rate 3-4; closing bid 1-2. offered at
-. Time loans easier; Co days 1
per cent and 90 days 4d4 IA: six
months IA
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NEW YORK. Jan. l.. - Beeves.
steers and fat cows barely steady.
bulls firm: medium and common cows
steady: steers s475q $50: bulls.
$1,000 $50: cows. s225Hsf0O: dress
ed beef slow NJ 9 l-2Zl3c for native
sides; Texas. liza Zoe. Calves staady
veals S9.00N $3.50: GIRLS $4,000 s. %
barnyard calves 5000 5000: dressed
calves steady 20 slow. CITY dressed
veais. iiN1S 1-2c. few at lec: coun-
try dressed, 1OMiG lie
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Dun's Review.

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Dun's re-
view tomorrow will say:
Trade in most important branches
continues 10 show a satisfactory gain
over last year in volume OF transac>
lions. Business sentiment. however.
while confident. IS conservative. \
notable development is the marked in.
crease in railroad activity. While
track construction is at low ebb. the
railroads are, with conspicuous en-
ergy, adding TO their rolling stock
and extending their terminals and
other facilities.
Railroad earnings continue large.
the record Of gross earnings for the
first week OF January showing a gain
OF l1.6 per cent-the largest increase
In over a year.
The copper trade Is the only great
Industry which does not report cur.
rent improvement. The dry goods
market is more active than last year
and the show trade also improves.
The wheat and cotton markets dis
played considerable irregularity. For.
eign commerce statistics continue 10
make a remarkable exhibit OF expan-
sion In our trade with other countries.
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WHEAT

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-F1our steady
with a local trade
Wheat spot easy: No :, red los.
elevator and 100 fob afioat nominal.
No. /. northern Duluth. IO11-a fob
afloat. Futures closed l-4Gs-s ne;
lower. May closed. 90 a.: July. 81 SIS
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CHICAKO. Jan. 17.-C1ose Cattle
receipts. 900. market slow and
steady. beeves. s5.25Ts 20. Texas
steers. s4.7Od5 20. Western steers.
S5.4of7 10. stockers and feeders.
s4.SoGt7 so. cows ana heifers. se.75G
: 40; calves. 500 Tii 90.
Hogs. receipts. 1900. market active
ia Toe higher: ligat. s725d7 52is;
mixed. S7.e5Ff7 so: heavy. s7.O5T
so: rough. s'.05G7 90: pigs. ss.00G
49,. bulk Of sales. s7.4OG7 20.
Sheep receipts. $500. market steady
70 strong. native. s4.S5Q6 Is: wee
tern. st75Gs 25: ycarlings. $500
Is: nntivs lambs. sG.50Gs 90; ives
tern. SG.75G3 90.
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Pnr.lBld.,Ask.ILA 9
aTOCKS

QD-Trensfer books close January Is.
1918. for n or per cent cash dividend.
payable January 81.
(O-Transfer books close Jan. 20.
1913. for extra per cent cash dividend.
payable jan. rs, 1913.
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W Va
resources Over One Million
Dollars.
Pass ~ on Tins DsDositA
Daily Fashion Talks
BY MAY MANFON
AN ATTRACTIVE SCHOOL DRESS.

DIG collars arc
ID always be-
coming 10
little girls. This
frock shows Al up-
usually pretty col
lar upon a kimono
blouse combined
with a plated skirt.
The material is
brown serge with
trimming Of plaid
in shades Of brown
and tan. Made
just in this way. the
dress is both smart
ard servioeable, but
there are other ma
terials and colors
that suggest them
selves. Blue sergo
with plaid or plain
silk would DO
pretty. White
broadcioth upon
the blue serge
would give a good
eject or all Write
would make a
pretty iittIe after
noon fruck. Cor
duf9y is being much
used and corduroy
with trimming q
broadclot5 would
be exceedingly
smart. The collar
can be made round
or square A. the
back ard the
slccyescau be made
IN fuU, three quar-
ter or elbow length.
The skirt can be
gathered II pre-
ferrcd. There 10
a separate shicld
that can be used OF
omitted 40 liked.
Many mothers pre-
Ter Washable ma
terials even for the
very cold weather
and this modci 10
admirably suited
20 such materials.
For the - year
sire, the dress will
require sd ysrds
Of material A., an
yards 20 OF az
yards - inches
vide with ] yard
AAlAANe Woo luT
the trimming
The May Mas
ton pattern az the
dress 7I61 Is cut ia
aFcs for girls from
. % ~ years. Il
viii be mailed TO
any addnSs by tho
Fashion Dcpart-
ment Of iris paper.
on receipt Of tea
centA
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UNION STOCK YARDS, Pittsburgh.
Pa. Jan. 17.-Cattle steady. supply
light. Choice, ss.5O9ss.75: prime
$S1OIss.40.
Sheep slow. supply fair. prime weth-
ers. $6.l0G s625; culls and commons.
s2.50&s3.50; lambs. s5.50as9OO; veal
calves. IL 00dS11.50.
Hogs active, receipts Is double
decks. Prime heavies, s760Qs7.65:
mediums. s7.5Ods $3.50: heavy yorkers.
1915 $3.50: light workers.. s775d
$3.50; pigs. s7.501 $3.50; roughs 500
Gs6S5.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. Jan. l7.-Credits
balances S2.05. Runs S2.5I3: average
1866: shipments 1926. average
i17.Si7.
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan II. rs.
active WheeiiES stocks are corrected
dtib or the Intelligence Wy George W.
Baron. local broker. ana r. r. Mhrshail
manager Bond Department
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New York Stock Exchapge

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. II. ia.
Range % active STOCKS ca tho now
YORK stock Exchange. corrected daily by
a. Z. Aastsn Il Co.. brokers'
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WHEHLINCi, ". w.

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan: IL. '1S
The active Pitts,ursh stoehs. CORRECTED
Tally by A E. hasten q 60. bankers
and brokers' National Exchange BsnA
AsildinE.
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Bonded whesti January. Io1H, May.
pThi July, % 5.s.
Corn. spet easy, export 81 fob
afloat.
Oats. spet easyi NO. =. sshi No. 4.
ssi natural white. arg Hash.
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OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure or trains a. Beu.
aire
Arrive-li 50 a. m. $40 q ~, 7:ss n m
Depert-p.so a m; $40 . w.. ii:SB d ma.
sunday trains arrive az $40 q m ana
deoart At 4:Io q N.
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CHICAGO. III. Jan. i7,-Rye. No.
., N1e5ci barley. feed or mixing
t307sc; fair to choice mating; Tim.
othy Seed. ts.oo94 IS; Clover seed.
t1o.oo11o 10; Mess Pork. new. $3.50
1fs e3n; Lard Gin t!ercss) ss.s7m;
short Rier. (loose) sides $3.50
1o.iak.
CHICAGO. Jan. i7-Local grain
markets declined again today while
provisions Esinsd slightly.
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1t VIII Pay You to Investigate
Central Station Service

Electricity from Central Station is unIcnahlv chc1rer
than the operation Of a private plant. and aside from
economy. offers many other advantages II is worth
nile OF your time % Jet us tell YOU OF these aivan;-
agcsno matter what the industry in which you are en-
yaged Simply phone SO7 Both Phones, tor fuller in
formation.
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WAYE OF DEPRESSION SWEEPS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan. l7.--Anothor
wave OF depression swept over the
stock market today, but the list show.
ed more recuperative power than dur
Ing the unsettled prices earlier In
the week. and a smart ralley late in
the session cancelled the, larger part
OF the losses agong the active issues.
The market developed some
strength after the opening, but iso-
lated points OF weakness were uncov-
cred. chiefly among. specialties such
as telephone. rubber and fertilizer
shares. The depression spread
through the list and during the noon
hour prices receded sharply In all
sections under heavy selling. Quo
tations were borne down close to the
low level touched on Tuesday, and In
a Few instances below that point.
During the afternoon the tone was
heavy until. in the last hour, an up-
ward movement set in. AT the low
prices OF the day losses ranged from
j 10 points, with the more extended
declines among the speciaities.
According to the gossip OF the
street. there was considerable
amount OF inside" selling. During the
week an unusually large demand was
reported for steel, Amalgamated,
Smelling. Reading and Union Pacific.
Forecasts OF tomorrow's bank state
ment Indicated another large cash
gain, estimates ranging from $4,000.
900 to sls.000,000. Total sales 49,
300 shares.
The bond market showed slight
heaviness. although there was some
improvement in few well known is.
sues. Total sales par value. 1850, 900
L. 8. bonds were unchanged on call.
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Wheeling Live Stock.

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. y. II.
wheeling LIE J,ocs Commission co.
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Total sales $3.50 shares.

Total sales 5.isp shares
Nrzi~tss Local Stocks.
WHEELING. w. Va, Jan. II, Ia
The following quotations on tho moro
active Wheeling stCoke ars corrected
oafly for the Intsliirencsr By Howard
nallait q Hon. LOCAL hrrkarnf
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Gas Is he.ns extracted f.vm the oos
tonwOod trees Of kgnsaA
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hOJNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING and AouNDsvfLLl

WHEELING and MouNbsTILLr o
Daily except sunday.
Leave
10Th street Lao.
Whesung HcunI ~flis
10 90 a m fsfo n :.
lao y. IN
on lines hsving regular sxrrss. -
vice. shipments weighing In eEce~s 81
nfty pounds or OF large bulk will nos
be carried OF PASSENGER cars.
ALL LINEt-baily except sunday
No shipmenta except emerEency shf,-
ments % medicine. will be carrfsd n.
passenger cars estveSn 200 and s:Is
m
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WHEELING rnAcrIon corrpArx.
ExPkEss CAa sCHEDJLl

Taxing Effect June 81. 1904
Pan HANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLsRCRQ
Daily except sunday.
lind street I~.,.
Wheeling wsllah,~.
1910 q. m. e.G ~
s'sO y. m- ff;oo noos
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Any Manufacturer Can Increase His Profits

Bakeries
Bed Manufacturing
Boiler Shop
Boots and Shoes
Bicycle Manufacturing
Can Manufacturing
Candy Manufacturing
Clothing Manufacturing
Carriage Manufacturing
FoUnories brass ard Iron)
Grain Elevators
Hardware Manufacturing
Ice Cream Manufacturing
Ice Making
Ornamental Iron Works
Paint Manufacturing
Paper Box Manufacturing
Pipe Manufacturing
Plumbing Manufacturing
Printing
Packers
Rock CRUSHING
screw Manufacturing
Spice Grinding
Smelters
Structural steel
Stone Ovsrrics
Steam Fittings
.Tanneriea
wood Working General
wood Working, Box Making
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-29
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bon bort nah Dem cr5biid6flifen Yos
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grci'cs pobnt.
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