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The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-31

The Spanish-American war veterans
threatened, in their talk with Mayor
Cotteri1l, that something awful would
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-31

Don't be afraid to discuss questions
of party tactics-rather fear not to
discuss them. Discussion prevents
groundless assumption.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-31

And also. No matter what capitalist
sheet you use to kindle your fires with
in the morning, the fact remains that
the smartest worker is that worker
who Loyalty supports the Socialist
press Only it is his press.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-31

The labor market is seXless, and the
repository of political power is COM
ing to be Thus, in our movement, we
are not men and women, but com
rades.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-31

The fellow who is busy hunting
crooks in the movement is usually too
important to be doing anything worth
while.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-31

It's easy to get working man to
refuse to become his own assassin by
getting him to vote right, but to get
him into the party of his class where
he counts one in it's government is
quite another thing; and the painful
thing about it is that so few of us ap-
preciate the Importance of the matter.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-31

You see, he uses the Socialists lin
the columns of the dirty Sheet to hit
Seattle mayors he can not use over
the head with.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-07-31
SIZZLERS

tRy ban Hogan, Editor Southern
Worker Huntington. Arkf
"God riyo uH organizers. a time
like this demands etc dammit.
Whoro are they2
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13
Q. I. 4. n D. q L D.

u. ]. y, 70 y. u a y
Grunge Blossom Div. No
Q. l. A. 70 B. OF L. .. meets
second and fourth Wednesds"
each month at 3:3e p. O. w.
Sisters always welcome.
MRS. ]. @. BROWN s%'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

POST 80, @. A. B. j..
Meets tho 6rst SATURDAY In "'
month ct 10 Z. m. at the hens
]. n. Sparkling on Kentucky aver
A. c. SHAFFER, Comma1dH
J.R. rAILnY. Adiutapt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

men. We didn't ring any bells. but We
put letters under doormats, and on
the top steps, and around the door
knobs"
What letters--where did you get
letters?" exclaimed Muriel. dull pre-
monition arising in her mind
why. right from your desk there
aunty," explained Paul. Don't worry.
he added. noting sudden apprehension
on the part Of his relative-"they were
old, good-for-nothing letters. Some OF
them didn't have even a stamp on
them"
Muriel sank to a chair overcome
She felt like screaming. In flash she
comprehended that her cherished SO
cret might become public property
Faint and distressed, she summoned
all her power Of control.
Come with me-" she said promptly
to tho two boys, Now then. Willie
and you, Paul. 60 instantly over the
route you took, and get back those let
ters."
The lads loved her, and saw that II
some way they we're causing her trou
BILE. They hurried with her from the
house. It was q singular experience
There were twelve Of the letters, Mu
riel knew only too we'll. At the end o.
three blocks ten were back In her pos
session. No one seemed to have no
! uced them on the various porchel
where they had been deposited.
There are two MORE" said the anx
ious Muriel.
Eyes, ma'am," replied Willie, "
handed one to man."
"Oh dear-dear," cried Muriel
wringing her hands in distress.
"And l left one on the porch of tn,
big house yonder," indicated Paul. an,
they FASTENED to the place in question
1t was q vacant house, but trampisl
looking fellow was camped on 1t
steps.
Lost somethingf" he inquired, Il
part overhearing the conversation o
the trio.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13
:s3:ce3,cS3,cS 33cS33cS3;cE
old Love LETTERS
Treasured Heart Breathings Of
the Man She Loved Turned
to Good Account.
BY WALTER JOSEPH DELANEY.
THE letters! They are gone"

THE letters! They are gone"
Muriel Gray gave great gasp, was
obliged to lean upon the writing desk
for support, and stood there pale and
trembling. mystified and frightened.
She was thirty years of age, but still
Q girl. Many one of sixteen might
envy her the radiant, soulful eyes, the
glowing cheek, fair and velvety as a
damask rose. Sorrow had been hers,
grief and disappointment, but she had
borne her troubles patiently. She had
continued to exhale gentleness and
love for others, and no one knew that
she cherished memory that had kept
at bay numerous suitors for her hand
The old secret wound was torn open
afresh at her present startling discov-
cry. A hidden package Of letters was
missing from her desk, They were the
history of her brief but happy &C
Quaintance with Ranald Dyer, rudely
disturbed and broken in a single TWEEN.
ty-four hours. Why, she had never
known, and she had never seen him
since.
The letters she had preserved. even
AZ she had retained the memory Of the
blissful period when life had been
filled to the brim with golden sun
shine Now they were gone. Muriel
sank to chair and tried to think
Had her aunt incidentally removed
them? Had the maid, busting and set
ting things to rights. slowed them in
some new receptacle! Hardly. Muriel
told herself. for neither to her knowl
edge ever disturbed the desk.
Just then jolly. ringing. boyish
voices broke upon her hearing. Rosy
checked. brighteyed, full OF juvenile
vim and excitement, two little lads
burst into her presence. They were
the children Of her sister. who came
regularly once a week for visit-Wil
lie and Paul Emory.
"Oh. Aunt Murlel, we have had such
rare sport" breathlessly announced
tho latter. the elder Of the pair.
II should say So" echoed his broth
er. 1--WE always have lots of fun here.
Despite vague pain at her hear
and her worry over the missing let
ters, Muriel smiled indulgently.
I, what have you been up to now?'
she asked.
playing postman," proclaimed Pau
exultingly. I'VE went right up thu
stops of the houses just like real post
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13
MODERN CITY OF DIAMONDS
Doubtless Few Have Adequate Idea
q the Wealth Of Glitterina
Stones In New York.

Importers OF precious stones are
frank to say that there are more dia-
monds owned and worn In New York
than In any other city In the world.
Indeed. our metropolis seems to be .
second Golconda. that city of south
ern India where, from before the
birth of Christ down through the cen.
turtles to the nth, the major portion
Of the earths diamonds were assem-.
bled, guarded cut and polished for
the markets of the world.
New York appears to stand out pre-
eminent as misunderstanding" city,
and only those whose social or busi-
ness status permits them to come in
close touch with the facts can have
an adequate idea Of the volume or
variety Of the diamond and precious
stone adornments of some Of its peo-
pie.
There are some women and men
whose gems are so valuable that they
have been warned by the police not to
make public exhibit of them except
under conditions where the greatest
precaution Is taken. Cleopatra ar.
rayed in all her 2omp was no more
richly bedecked than are often some
Of our New York, Washington, Phila-
delphia or Chicago matrons. A few Of
the more cautious land precaution Is
necessary In these days Of welllaid
hold-up plans) leave for the opera or
social function devoid Of Jewels.
Closely following them, however In
another motor or carriage, are strong.
armed guardians with their ladies'
! jewels. which are turned over upon
arriving at their destination, and
within some protected room the gems
! are donned. Homeward bound. they
have the same escort. The precious
/ stones are guarded during the night
and the following day find themselves
back in their safe deposit hone.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

Laks LeaOs Ne. ., !. O. I"
nssts Sfilay aigAts % s:ss' y
o. o. .. hail. visitips brotSs"
cordially Invites.
IL REYNOLDS, ~
W.P. pnLIANs, n
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

Palm Chapter. .. y. .. meets sm'
ssconS sad fourth Thursday uir'
a each month ct 1880 ?. n. M
vloea Kss1. Y. n; ]. ?. W1s
~.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

Covetousness is the most common
falling. The poor envy the luxuries
Of the rich. In spite of the fact that
these same luxuries don't seem to
make the rich any happier.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

ORDER OF EAGLES, -,
The Fraternal Order OF ~
meets every Wednesday nis"
Use. az odd Fellows' hall.
=. II. WILLIAMS. PresiS'"
u y. MAIIa sAerstsn
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

Z. or 2.
Regular meeting svesy nsS
ct 1859 Ct ODD yelloWs Hall. W
iAs Asmbsrs alwsyI welcome
J. D. BRYAN
Chancellor CommansS
4 4. .ACRGON, Secretary
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

United Brotherhood Of Calpent,
and Joinsrs Of America, Local I'm
Meets every Tuesday night u
o'clock, at NcDonald's hall.
R. L. MARSHALL. President
]. W. LAYTON. Vice Prsa
J. ". LOGAN. Trsasurss.
]. n. FIELDS. Fin. Sscy.
Il. =. DlDTkiCH. Rec. ssu
H. l. COX. Conductor.
SAMUEL BOYER,
J. v. SCARF,
c. L. wuL0UoHDY.
DearA q TFusteeA
Lakslana Lodge NO, ". :. ~
n. Regular communication hold n
second and Ath Mondays ct 7:Se !
y. visitiaS brethren cordially d
vits4. ]. G. OWENS. ". Y.
J. =. WILSON. ssey
Lakeland Chapter, r. 4. n. NJ
80 meets the Arst THURSDAY night !
each month In Masonic Hall. vdt
Ing companions welcomed. A. D
Leonard. H. p: J. =. Wilson. sss
Palm Chapter. .. y. 0. meets sN'
ssoond sad fourth Thursday uiCl'
a each month ct 1880 .. u. ~
tloea Keen. Y. H.; ]. ?. Wbe
~.
AkslaAa Camp ~. 70. W v. v
meets every second and forth Tha'1
lAy night. WoodneA Circle ~
I'D lnird Thursdays. W. J. Estnas|
Council Commander, Mr.. 0allis "a
| s,is, Of Circle.
(. or 2.
Regular meeting svssy fu"'
at 1:Se st ODD Fellows Hall. W
iAs Asmbsrs AwsyS welcome
=. D. BRYAN
Chancellor Comnan1s
4 4. .ACRGON, Secretary.
POST 80, @. A. B.
Meets tho first SATURDAY In Z"
month ct 10 Z. m. at the hens
=
]. n. Sparkling on Kentucky aVs'1
a. C. SHAFFER, Comma1dH
J.R. TALLnY. Adjutsnt
| Hlhees Robekah Lodge ~
meets every second and fourth -
day nights ct L O. O. =. hall. W
lag brothers and Sisters cordially
vitsl.
MA y. c. LoNQNAN. No
MA IA GHLLURS. Be-
Late LsdO Ne. .. I. O. 81
nssts Ssilay nights q S:ss' y
o. o. =. hall. vlsitips brotS'"
cordially Iavitsl.
IT. RIYN0LDs, -
VIZ. prLL1ANs, Ne
Q. /. 4. p J. q L b
ora1gs Blossom Div. No
@. I. A. 70 B. Of L. 3. meets
second and fourth Wednesds"
each month at 2:3e p. O. '"
Sisters always welcome,
MRS. J. @. BROWN s~'
ORDER OF EAGLES
The Fraternal Order OF ~
meets every Wednesday nis''
S:se. at odd Fellows' hall.
=. n. wILLIANA. Pres''"
u y. MAus sAe,stsn
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

Hlhoea R0bokah Ledge ~
meets every second and fourth y.
DAY nights ct L o. q. =. hall. W
Ing brothers and sisters cordially
Ntsl.
MA =. c. LON0NAN. n v
MA IA aHLLE1S, Be-.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13
Y. .. l1NEaz, ,AWYN
tesss Usssain 1ee q ouass Ross,
A1row, FLe2nA
sssssaatiea Ct Tiass aaA Re-
sesats Law . ssssiaiss.

JEREMIAH B. SMITH
NOTARY PUBLIC
Loans, Investments in Real Est.,.
Have some interesting snaps in -,
and suburban property, farms, 81,
Better see me at once. VIII tr,s,
sell for cash or on easy terms.
Room II. Futch G Gentry BID.
Lakeland, Fla
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

LAKELAND Camp ~. 70. W " VI
meets every seeond and forth Thu
1Ay night. WoodnoA Circle o
I'd lnird Thursdays. W. J. EstHosJ
Council Commander, Mr. 6allis ~
,,'ie Of Circle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
|@rofbersogtbum.|


Isle man bel ms NIT Der arcne
umriprinst. Scrr StaatsminiIter
Gpid)cn fpurbc in lester 3cit nit 8cd,i
beftis ansesriffen, neil cr i'm peril.
Sabre Die Srdeerin Der &rone unmits
telbar mad, ibrer Sbronbciteisuns in
Die Ydgc perIebte, Elm 0eies utter
Scidncn 5n miiiien, bon Dem Sebers
mann ipiiien mnbtc, baB es llniricocn
i'm Sanbc itiftem II. Der @robbcrSoain
ieIbit 0eipiiensnotben briiiscn mus.
te. llnb ais III Der inldnbiiden Yrclic
repolMtiondre Stimmcn laut puroen
segcn Die S%erriderin. mnStc Der Sr.
Sniti5miniiter nieberum fcin 9tittcl,
Inn ben 5bron 3u idiiecn.
@omDelid nod bmnbSpi0ttiIdcr
aber bat Iid Die Gommiiiion fir Scrs
faiiunsSs Heuiiion, 'ipelde @nbc Der
poriaen aammers Seiiion bon Scr
1ammer 9efpdblt lpurSe. gcgcu btc
Grone benommcn. Die Gommiiiion
beSeihnete ndmlid, ais @eridtcritats
ter ben So3ialiiten unb Hcpublitnncr
Sr @elter. User Die politilde @crs
g%ansenbeif' oes &ru. Sr. 8cltcr ciners
ieits nno bic Sraaweite elmer Der
iaiiunsss 8epiiion auocrcricii0 in bas
Gusc iabt. iiebt iniort Elm. paB cine
iold,c 8ubl Gin blntiacr. p~cripnlidcr
Sdimpf iiir Die @roSbcrSo9in iit.
Bic %~criaiungS Hcpiiion ioll nGrlid1
nab art. III Der @~crlaiiuns bas &c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18

@ie bcfannt. babcn Die Columbus
Sitter BON Chicago, frelhe 10000
Nitglieber in Der Stabt odblen, bes
ihfoiien, ben &f sesen ben So5'aS
Iisn,us aufsunebmen.
ppffp. Hater s. S%ieOen6ure, e.
S., Serr Widacl &. @irten NIB anz
bere 6erren tperbcn Vortrdee balten.
Sns lit Der 8esl
Ser Srben Der Columbus Sitter
Sdblt i'm @ansen 100000 Witgliceer.
Was fiir cine 1adt tuiirbe oos
feiu IN Dem Sample gesen pas
11cbel Der 3eit.
limo crit redf, ipenn lie III enser
@cmeinifdft itdnben nit ben btelen
anoereu fathcliid,cn Vereinen, - nit
Der S0beration fdtboliifer |ercine'
cine feite Rbalany biloen ipiircer
scscn. ben so3idlismis. ben @ndrdiss
mus nnb Scu llnslaubcn, - "9erclc
occ @~laiibens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
staatli6c ansfnnftsiteae.

Gum @inneIotaer Staatsuerbaro
lit fiiralid, Der 8eiflub gefabt tpors
Den, Elm Sniormationss Snrean ms
9eben All rnfeu. @ie aug Den URits,
tbeilin9en iiber Die betreffenbe Sisun9
berporgebt. icG basielbc ratncntlid)
ais Nnsfnnftsitcle fir eintrdnbernce
pber beiisrehielnbe %2arbtpirtbc lnb
2unblcute bienen. Cine Iolhe gins
ridtuna fam nnleusbdr pon erobem
Nuscn icin. Wesbalb es piinidenss
pcrtb crIHeint. aud anoerstpo bic
@riinSung elmer berartigen Hnsz
funitsltclc ms gnsc 81 faiicn nno tie
hcn pcridiebenen Hotben Der Seit
bicnitbar 81 MAIDEN. Mrbeitsnera
miticluna. Musfunft iiber @obnungss
nnb firdlidc Werbdltniiie, in Der
Stabt iine auf benz 0anbe, llebers
pciiung Der ginsefpanberten nnb 3iis
9cSogemcu an 8emeinber nno Vereinc
mo pielc anbere Seitericrberniiie
fonntcn Surh cine sut geleitete Inse
f~lnitos nne Vcrmittlunesifele obnc
srnbc l~lnfoitcn beiorst irerocn. -
.grccliior."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
@aesho.

Gin trallri9er Mnblid Sieies bon
ebraeiSieen Siibreru bin uno her 9es
5errtc Bolt. bas 10 aus ben 8abnen
rubigcr g%ntipideluns in Die llnruben,
Yutife. Hepolutipnen uno 9egen>
rebplutionen a~eordnst ipirb. Cine
fdiuere GntfdIIdjung fir iene ipobls
i~poIlenben SreunSe Ierifo's int Nus
latoe, Die lid Der Soffnune .binsa>
ben. Die meyitaniihe @ation iperne
ben l%lebereang bon Der Qnaiibiftatur
hes alien 9ia3 5ur legitimen &epiblif
nbnc Storing pollaieben fDnnen.
SSenc, bic II einntdl 9laiiben, oab
Die ,Mebclntionitis" in ben aus ben
ipaniihem Qolonicen berporeeeanses
zen Staaten enbeniih nno ,inauss
rottbar lei. unb besbalb noransIogtcn,
mad Sia5 tperbe bas nlte Grbiibcl Der
nlittels unb iiibz amerifaniihen 8es
publi!en. bic Hepolution, aud in
Rerifo ipieber auftretcn., babeii red,t
~bebalten. 2as aIte llcbel lit tpicbcr
diisgebroden. 3Merit in entfernten
Pronin8cn. MN aber in @citalt Der
Experimentation in Der &auptifabt
ielbir.
Sos aiisidiassebenbe Icment In
Der Scnrtbeilung Der Srdsc. narum
in bicien Hepublifcn 10 ipenig Stnbis
lit1t. biiriic in Der 5batIade an ers
fcimeu lcin. baB bic biitoriid1en Wors
beoinsunsen elmer WolfSberridaft
lpobl in fcincm ein3iseu bieier Staas
ten bel ibrer @riinbung geeebcn
lparcu. 9iur Surh cine iibcr picle
Sabrse6nte iif er~itrcdcnoe grsiebuus
Ses Voltes hattie man eieies fiir bic
Sclbitrc9icrnn9 reif MAIDEN f1nuen.
Ger critic Sia5 .polte 10 etlpas; i'm
Iagemcincu ieblt bas GeritduSniB.
lnb ppbl and Der 8illc fiir oieic
Nuianhen. Die n~llcrbings infolae Der
STANDARDIZATION. lpeldpe Die Sebuns Scs
iuaianiiden 9spolfcrunas : Clements
bcrcitct. 8roscs @cidif unb crnitcs
Arbtiten uuf Sciten Ger StaatSs
n,Gnncr nprauSiest..- -. Inerita."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18

anerfennuns nnS Anf.
frtnnterung.

, Sicicr Gage ainsen benz
, Gbef> Hcodtteur bieies glattes,
, benz Sdrciber bieier Scilen, Die
; 9ofnmente 81. burG fptld]e
, infer 81. Vater. Yapit Yirs Der
, Sebntc. i'm su einem Sitter bes
; Sroens Deg 81. 8resorins bes
, 0ro6cn erncnnt.
, Bic ausseid,nung gilt natiirs
: lid an criter Steue bem 3.
: M.z&. Central @ereinc rno Der
: fatboliiden bentfd,en Yreiic, in
: oeren Sicniten mir iteben. Sab
7 uniere poelsemeinten gemiibs
: uneen bel bieier 8cleeenbeit
: anerfenniIns finoen, eriiiut ms
: gepib nit benz 8efiiblc tiefer
, Ganfbarfeit eescn ben 81.
: Batter. icincn Cardinal Staatss
, iefretdr. ben Mpoitoliifcn Scles
: 9aten. ben bodup'iten Gr5biihof
: uub Mt. 8ep. Wigr. 8eo. %.
: 5eer, Yfarrer Der ct. Rariens
= 0emeinbe bon Dubuque
= nno nnere pieIe n
: Sreunbc. Die lire liebepoile
? Sbeilndbme an ms nnb Den
, Sntereiien befunbcn. fir ipelhe
. mir, naf Dem 9eiipicle nnieres
. ielisen 0aters. mad beitem
, &Dnnen cin5utrefen iudben.
, 0ir fonncn unieren @efiiblen
, Der 9dnfbarfeit. 9iebe unb Ins
: bdnelid)feit an ben 81. @afer.
, Yapit Bins DEN 3ebnten, ben
, 6l. Stnbl nnb Die fird,lid)en
: Mutoritdtcn ipobl am beitcn baz
. bird Iusoriid perlei6eu, iubem
, mir, in Der 3iifunft pie in Ger
: Ter9angenbeit, es ais Gbrens
: lode .betrad,ten fir cine erbobte.
: inteuiipere Sbdtisfeit bes rubm>
, reiden Observation-Disclosures ber
; beutids reoenbcn &ntbolifen Der
: Der. Staaten unb Der fatbos
: liid,en Rreiie ein3utrcten.
, Wir benuben nlid) bieIc Sc
: leeenbe,f allen unieren Sreunz
, ben redt bon Ser3en an
, banfen fir bic piclen Nus
, bride Der 2iebc unb bcs @obl&
, ipouens, unS erinden audi Inn
, lire tpeitere Mitmirfumg
; im Central @erein nnb fir ben
, Nuss nnb gnfbau elmer Der
, &atbolifen Der Scr. Stnaten
: ~ipiirbisen fatboliIhen Sreiie.-
: (N. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18

i Chicago, 81, ben Is. Sebr. Ia
2rbte Wod)e beridtcten mir iiber Die
Snfnnft in Chicago bon atpei innsen
IGnnern aus 2urembure. Die Be-
treffenben bciben Bernard un0 Hifos
lauS Rerih. Sic iino reip. % nnb
"a Sabre aft ntb fommen ans @rimz
meliheib. &nnton @ils. Sic limb
Neifen bon Sran @iliam Berg. luno
MAIDEN pcrldufig ibr Sauptanartier
bel 4errn Berg m y. 21. YIdcc. -
5onp Sd)mit, ipeld,er Sabre lang I'M
Sienitc bel SGncibermciiter 6ubert
Scitert in 3ogers Yarf mar. lit 81
baucrnbem Iufentbalt nod ct. 9ouis.
no.. iiberseiieoclt. - Die Satin BON
benz Shneieermeiiter Sid. &aricr aus
&oeers Sarf beabiihtiet in ndhiter
Sufunft cine glropdreiie sn inter-
nebmen. - Cine altc aniieblerin Gbis
Cages. SHreiter Der peritorbenen
0rdu Rarg. aoh nnh Tiitter bes
Srm. @ifael Balsborf. lit am g.
Sebruar I'M boben Mlter bon 81 Sabs
ren I'M Serrn perihiebeu. - am
Ysittippd,. ben 5. Sebriiar 1918. pers
if,ieo in ibrem 6eim gu 9enertp Oils
I'M alter bon SO Sabreu 5rau Neber.
geb. Gallo. sic ipurbe int Sabre
1S49 su gmreliniter, 2u~rcn,burs. 9e<
boren. Bier ainoer iiberleben tie. -
gm Sonutag. Sen %. Sanlar 1918.
fanb IN Der @rano Armp Sale 81
8osers Yarf Die idbrlihe @erIamms
lung o Seftion 8 oes Sainoiier
Sarmcrs II. @drtners Werbanoes ltatt.
Die folsenoen 8eamten ipurben fir
bas fomnfenbe Sabr geipdblt: Yrdiiz
bent. Hie. 3bomas; Gices YrGiioeni.
@ar 8alter; ScfrctGr. @m. @elter;
Shabmeilfer. Nic. 5binnes; Sircftos
rem, grant Serff. Sranf 8lein; Iars
i6all. Nic. Steficn; 0ebiliss Iars
ihali. Sobn airih.-p2. S.sSt."
eipermpre. Ss,pa.-Wieber 1T Elm
alter 9eIer Der .@nttc" geitorben.
nGmlid Serr Dtid,acl Altmanm. gr
itnrb am 5. Scbruar iurblperIebcn nit
ben SterbeIaframcnten. Or erblidtc
am 21. Sftobcr 1885 su Snbrinsen.
aauton @rcpenmdder. eas giht Der
0clt mo lam in 1881 nit ieiner Sas
mile naop Den Der. Staafen. Ioge
Der fpcrtte Seriforbcne ruben in Srics
Den! Ten traiiernbsn AnaebCriscn
unicr bcr5lid,cs 9eileio! - Corr.
Gmers, 2. 1af.-slm 10. Sebruar
bnben lpir bier Srau Inna Seiter 5u
@rabe aetraacn. sic mar in 1928
an @5binsen. Yiarrei &orid,. Stanton
aapclen. eeboren. Sbr @~dodennnme
mar Nmna Beber. Sbre Gltern lie>
Gen lid ipGier aui elmer Sarm al
5ctcs sbcss Niortes (St. .Sonatus.
! Sotpa) niebcr. Su 1858 ebelidte
Sri. Wcber &rn. Seiter unb iiebclte
IN 1888 mad, gmerp iiber. mo Sas
@bepaar cine i6oue Sarm Ncpirtbs
ifaftete. Shrer Che ~cntiproiien iiini
&inber. Sier ainaen ibr i'm 3obc
pornis unb ruben nmi benz ct. Sonas
tbs 8oitesader. gs betrahcrn lie ibr
@attc yhc. Seitcr unb Elm aleid,nas
niger Sobn, Gin Srubcr. Scbn @cber
IN ct, SpnntiS, Sd.. unb cine Shpcs
ircr. 6rau aatbarina Sslpalo A.,
: 0rcplp. aans. @or bier Sabrcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-18
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mebr bertrand als Die ensliifen iine
iriidcn. sic s~riinoeten LIBERAL
Yiarrihulcu unb iI~nterbdlfen Dies
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ibrc Saifcn sriifen unS idbrlih $40
bis SIS fir Die Yfarridule iibrie
hGtten - bic ainbcr iollten bicies
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lid, fein 9rDScres Cpicr - 10 mare
benz Terlnite Der STRIDE ipenieltena
inter unicren beutiden ainbern bier
in gnnded Der @es perlest.-r Iurorn
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