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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20
MORE POPULAR
GOVERNMENT
IN DEMAND
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN, new
SECRETARY OF STATE, TELLS
IOWA LEGISLATURE THAT PEOPLE
DEMAND A CHANGE

Des Moines, Ia, March 20.-Speak-
ing to joint session of the legisla-
ture and to well filled gallery to-.
Gay, Secretary of State Bryan told Of
the trend OF the nations ideas and
demands towards Democratic govern
ment.
81 come to you as a member of the
political weather bureau he said.
My business is to study the courses
and changes in political winds. | be-
lieve ! am better able to predict the
direction those winds will take than
| was once. / admit that there was Il
time when | apparently had lost the
confidence of the people in my ability
as a forecaster. But OF late years
have not half SO much trouble. My
guesses have been more accurate and
fulfillment OF them has followed close
ly.
'The wind which is blowing in this
country today is as steady as a trade
wind. The trend of the world is in
the direction of more popular govern
ment. | can say to you that in every
state and throughout the world the
tendency is in the direction of more
popular government; it is toward CIV
ing the people greater control of pub
lie affairs. The legislator who recog-
nizes this trend of thought and gets
behind it will come out right, but he
who gets in its path will certainly be
crushed
II am not asking you to do the
popular things; am asking you to
recognize the permanent forces which
guide the people, and follow them
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20

Washington, D. c., March 20.--Hunt-
ington Wilson, assistant and acting
secretary of state, has resigned that
office and insisted immediate accept
ance of the resignation because of his
radical difference of opinion with the
administration regarding its Chinese
policies. President Wilson immediate.
ly accepted the resignation. Mr.. Will
son like ,all assistant secretaries OF
the various departments, rendered his
resignation as matter of form to
President Wilson directly on the lat
ter's assumption of office. Mr.. Wilson
was requested to continue his place
until it should be convenient for the
president to name his successor. and
consented to do so to accommodate
Secretary Bryan in his desire to make
his visit to Lincoln, Nebraska, so
this involved the abandonment of re.
servation which he had made on a
steamship sailing for Europe last
Tuesday
The issue of the statement from the
White House defining the administra
tion's attitude regarding the Chinese
loan negotiations is believed to have
teen regarded by Assistant Secretary
Wilson as sufficient to Justify him in
requesting to be relieved at once from
duty.
"The repeated utterances of the
last administration must have made it
perfectly clear that the motive and
purpose of the policy now abandon
ed were first and primarily the pro-
lection of China's integrity and SOW
ereignty, the uplift of the Chinese peo,
pie, morally, materially and govern
mentally, the developments of China's
resources and the maintenance Of our
traditional policy of the open door
Of equality of. opportunity for Ameri-
can enterprises. Precisely because OF
the ultimate possibility of measure
of foreign control of China's finances,
which may be inferred from study
of other countries which have found
themselves in a similar situation, 1t
was deemed imperative that there
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20
SUFFRAGETTES
DESTROY TWO
BUILDINGS
MILITANT WOMAN OF LONDON BURN
COUNTRY PLACE AND LARGE
GOLF PAVILIONS CAUSING $780,
600 FIRE LOSS.
WRITTEN TAUNTS
ARE LEFT BEHIND

London, March 20.-Two arson
squads" of militant suffragettes sue.
ceeded in destroying hundred thou.
sand dollars worth of property early
today
One squad burned down the coun-
'ry residence of Lady AmJ Whi1a at
EJglefield Green, near the Thames.
The other squad fired the buildings of
the gol, club at Weston Super-mare,
q fashionable summer place in Son.er.
setshire.
Lady White is the widow Of Field
Marshal Sir George White, the hero of
Lady Smith in the Transvaal war.
Her house was big mansion stand
ing in spacious grounds. The flames
were discovered at l o'clock this
morning and at that time had such IL
start that the efforts of the local fire
brigade was helpless.
Traces of oils and inflamnable ma
terials We're found scattered about the
house, while around tie grounds We're
papers inscribed: stop torturng our
comrades in prison!' Votes for wo-
men,"
by kind permission of Charles
Habhouse,' the last being refer
erce to the recent taunt Of Chancellor
Hobhouse that women lack the real
revolutionary spirit of men who burn
and sack in support of their cause
The women on bicycles were seen in
the neighoorlrood half an hour before
the fire was discovered. The house
was unoccupied. The incendiaries of
the golf pavilion also escaped. There
are many suffrasettes now in that
neighborhood. owing to the meeting of
the National Teachers conference, at
which Viscount Haldane, lord high
chancellor is scheduled to deliver an
address.
Miss Alice Iiocken, the militant suf-
fragette who is charged with firing the
pavilion of the Roehampton Golf club,
was put on trial today Miss Hocken
appeared to glory in the notoriety she
has achieved. She stood in the pris-
oner's enclosure, wearing a bright
sash in the suffragette colors, and
smiled contentedly as the government
lawyer detailed her activities in the
field of arson and in the destruction
CT mail. A large assortment of suf-
fragette weapons" was introduced as
exhibits against Miss Hocken.
Some of these were found In the
militant suffragette arsenal" in Lon.
don on March 10. Others were from
grip sack alleged to have been drop
ped by Miss Hocken in her flight from
cluded telegraph wire cutting appara-
tus bottles of acids and corrosive
fluid, hammers, flints, tools for forcing
windows, false Identification plates
for automobiles ropes, cotton wool.
fire lighters, candles paraffin. a suit
of workmens overalls and set OF
pole climbers.
These women have now sunk to
climbing telegraph poles" said the
government counsel dryly, as he call
ed attention to the leg irons.
Among Miss Hocken's correspond
ence the government found a letter
from Mrs. Pankhurst, openly incit-
ing her followers to acts of lawless-
ness and outrage"
At the conclusion of the opening ad.
dress, the magistrate adjourned the
case for week.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20
VETERAN ARMY
CAPTAIN FAVORS
INDEPENDENCE

Washington, D. c., March 20.-Pres-
ident Wilson today devoted part of
the day to considering the question
of citizenship for Porto Rico and in.
dependence for the Philippines. Sec
rotary Garrison, of the war depart
ment, came with Governor Celton, OF
Porto Rico, To talk over Porto Rican
administration. Captain Louis ]. Van
Schaick, U. s. A., who is about to be
retired on account of a wound receiV.
ed in bolo fight, gave the president
his views, on Philippine independence.
declaring that after twelve years of
residence in the Philippines, both as
a military man and as governor OF
some of the islands, he favored indie.
pendence.
The president declined an invita-
ton to speak before the Associated
Advertising Club of America at Balti.
more, next June.
Thomas Herndon pinned the badge
of the American Cross of Honor on
the president,
Senator Thomas, OF Colorado, talk
ed with the president about the tar.
if. President ]. Laurence Laughlin,
of the University of Chicago, invited
the president to speak at the meeting
of the Western Economic society at
Chicago next May, but Mr.. Wilson ad-
hered to his rule and did not accept.
Professor Laughlin inquired about
the prospects for currency legislation
and learned that the tariff was upper
most in the presidents mind.
George B. Cotton, governor of Porto
Rico, called at the White House with
Secretary Garrison. 1t is understood
that Governor Cotton has declined to
continue in Office after the expiration
of the four year term to which he
was appointed, which will be next De-
cember
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20
TREV(NO QUITS
COVERNORSH(P
NUEVO LEON

Monterey, Mex, March 20.-Gener
al Geronimo Trevino today resigned
the governorship of the state of Nue.
vo Leon. He gave no explanation for
his resignation. The legislature of
the state will convene Monday to act
on his resignation. General Trevino's
loyalty to the constituted government
of Mexico has never been doubted. In
the absence of other reasons, his res
ignation at this moment is taken as
indicating merely lack of sympathy
with Provisional President Huerta.
The safety of this city from at
tacks by the rebels has been assured
by the arrival of a strong force of
federal troops from Saltillo.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20
AGED WOMAN BURNED
TO DEATH IN APARTMENTS.

Denver, Colo, March 20.-Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Arager, IS, widow of Rabbi Sol
omon Arager, once a leader of the
Jewish faith in the west, died this
morning from burns received last
night, when she accidently overturn-
ed a lamp in her apartments. The
fire was discovered by two girls, Annie
Jassert and Margaret Hansen, who
broke into the blazing room and drag
ged the aged woman out, but too late
to save her life. Mrs. Arager had
been dependent upon Jewish relief
societies during the last years of her
life.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20
CRISIS IS NEAR
IN BALKAN
STATES
AUSTRIA MAKES UNUSUAL DEMANDS
ON MONTENEGRO CONCERNING
FANATICAL RELIGIOUS ATTITUDE
OF ALLIES.
PRIEST IS KILLED
OPPOSING VIOLENCE

Vienna. Austria, March 2o.-The
Austrial government brought the Bal
kan situation close to crisis today by
making several preempto:S demands
on Montenegro.
The Austrial minister 1t Cettinje
the Montenegrin capita., was instruct
ed to inform the Montenesrln govern
ment that it must comply with the FOL
lowing:
The free exit from the fortress OF
Scutari of all non combatants.
Explanations of the death of a
Catholic priest, who is said to have
been slaughtered because he oppos'
ed the violent conversions OF prison,
ers.
Full satisfaction must be given for
the violence shown by the Mcntene'
grins and Servians al San Giovanni dl
Medua on the Adriatic coast toward
the crew of the Austrian merchant
vessel Skodra.
Three Austrian battleships anf:
three smaller warships left Pola. the
chief Austrian naval station. yester-
day for an unknown station 1t is
supposed they are to support today $
demands.
Budapest, Hungary, March 90 An
official version of the incident in which
the Austrian steamer Skodra figured
at San Giovanni di Medua was given
cut here today. 1t says
"The Austrian steamer Skodra went
to San Giovanni di Medua to dis
charge her cargo. but the harbor
raster of the port forbade the landing
Of the cargo and ordered Captain
Rlasich to assist in the landing of
Servian troops and war munitions
from some Greek ships. Captain
Blasich refused.
an the meantime, the Turkish
cruiser Hamidieh arrived and sank
four of the Greek transports. The
Earbor master, after the departure of
the Turkish cruiser, called on Captain
Belasich to help rescHe the drowning
Servians. The captain of the Aust
rian vessel declined in view of the
danger which would be attendant upon
such action.
"The commandant Oh the town then
threatened to open fire on the crew Of
the Skodra and Montenegrin gen.
darme forced the Austrian steamers
engineer at the point of a revolver to
open the steam valves of the Skodra.
rs soon as the gendarme left the ship
Captain Blasich steamed away from
the port at full speed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20
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! ROOSEVELT ENDORSES s
{ GARHART IN ST. LOUIS. =

\ St. Louis, Mo-, March 90 ;
\ Colonel Theodore Roosevelt in a :
= letter made public here today en- :
y dorses the candidacy of Frank H. :
= Garhart, Progressive candidate
y for mayor of st. Louis at the !
= April election. Mr.. Garhart in )
= national politics is a Democrat. ;
= Roosevelt denounces Henry w. :
= Kiel, the Republican candidate, )
= on information that he was
= delegate to the Republican ma
y tional convention who voted to
= sustain "the fraudulent roll"
= IF this is so," says the Roose-
= welt letter, "he should under no
= circumstances, receive the sup :
= port Of upright and honest citi-
s zens." 3
& e * < e e x e e e = e = I
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20
NEW KING OF GREECE
TO TAKE OATH TOMORROW.

Athens, March 2O.--King Constine
will take the oath in the chamber Of
deputies tomorrow. The government
announces that special mausoleum is
to be erected to contain the body OF
King George.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20
kOHLSAAT is VERY ILL.

New York, N. Y, March 20.-H. II.
Kohlsaat. publisher of the Chicago
Inter-Ocean, who recently suffered
hemorrhage of the brain. was some
what improved today, according to his
but is still far from well.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20
GOVERNOR BLACK ILL

Troy, N. Y, March 20.--The condi-
ton of former Governor Frank S.
Black, who is suffering with valvular
disease of the heart, was very grave
today. He is unconscious and may
not live through the day.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20
NO ELECTION IN ILLINOIS.

Springfield, ILL.,, March 20.-Joint
balloting in the legislature today OF
the long term and the short term sena-
torships resulted in no choice. The
Joint session adjourned until next
Tuesday.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20
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POPE CONSIDERED TOO ILL X
TO SEE Ex-DlCTATOR DlAz. 4

s Rome, March 20.-Prof. Mar
hiafava, consulting physician to :
Pope Plus, refused today to allow :
! the pontiff to receive General =
s Porfirio Diaz, former president
of Mexico. He considered that
the audience would be a danger =
s Gus strain on the Pope In his )
! weakened condition.
6 e Z 4 & < & & < 8 4 = s !
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20
NO MORE TRADING
STAMPS IN WASHINGTON.

Olympia, Wash, March 2O.-Gov-
ernor Lister today signed the bill
which is designed to put trading
stamp companies out of business by
imposing prohibitory license of
$6, 900 a year in each county OF the
state
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-20

cNE THOUSAND TAILoRS STRIKE.
Boston, Mass, March 20-A thous-
and ladies' tailors took advantage of
the Easter rush to strike for higher
wages here today. Sixty shops are
aft ected and employees who promised
many gowns for Sunday find them
selves in serious predicament.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
6~amienHe iinS arbeitsles.
Chicago acbt elmer &riiis ,pic Der pom
Winter 19O7-19OS entsegen.

Chicago gebt elmer e~rnitcn ariiis
c%nt9e9en. 5alienbe pon Irbeitsloicn
b%urdiuanSern Die StrnBen, unb ale
In5cihcu beuten auf cine 8ieoer1
bolung oes trnlrigen 8inters 1907
1908 bin. Sic @obltbdtiefeits> Sns
%ititllte, pencn jest nlltbcntiifc 3ablen
ilber Die Moth porliegen, iperbcn nit
Nrbeitsz mn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fprmlif iiberidlpcmmt unS baben lid
an Die Stabt nit Der gitte nm bur6s
9relfcnoc WaBnabmen %gcipnrot.
Slinoertc bon 2euten. Die geipobns
lid, bcim Sabnbnu ~beid1ditiet nerben.
iinS icst nuBer Nrbcit. neil Die meiz
item gabnen Die l~lnfoitcn auf oos
WinoeitmnB 5u beidrGnfen iud)en.
Der Stillitano in Der Stable Snbuitrie
iit Gin lueiterer 8runb. 6 beibt, Dab
Die llniteb Statcs Stccl Corporation
ben getricb INN Die 6alite ~rebusiert
bat, alIsacnommen in Den Gbicaapcr
anlnsen. mo nlIr 10 Yro5ent Der Irz
better brotlos iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Oas GlenS Ser GhsIdteiSuneen.
tcrisinaloisuit Der a. ~

Nua Den Ipcbcn perpffcntlidltcn
nmtlid)cu 3ificrn iibcr bic @bcidlciz
oungcn in Scutid,lanb ipridt iiird)@
terlihc Sragit. Scnunad lpurbcn i'm
Sabre 1912 in SrcuBcn alleiu To-
1917 Chen ~rchtSgiiltia gcldiebcn lnb
i'm ganScu ocittidlcn Hcih ca. 17.400.
Die Gbeidcibunacn bdbcn nlio IN
cincm Sabre INT 10 Srp5cnt Sugcllpmz
men. @ingc Der 3uluud,3 10 lucitcr.
hann bdtten mir in ldnaitcn5 go Sab
rem dllf 100 Gbcidliiie 100 Sdcis
buugcn. Scit 1901 bis IeBt iinb IN
SrcuBcn runb 100000 mb I'M bcllts
ihcn Ncid minbeitcus 100000 Chen
9eidicbcn morbcn. Sas beSclttct nodl
nicbrigitcr Sdldelm9 100000 Sd)ciz
blltas pcriuuiitc ainhcr. Die inn 9cgenz
iudrtigcn Nu0cnblid nod %mucripodlen
iinb. Scr mcituliS nrnBtc SroSentz
ioe Der Gbcihcibungen idat nuf Die
Wrpbitdbtc mn bic Stdbtc. no ioll
Sno b%infiibrcn? IN Berlin ollcin
miro beute id,pu iebc 6cbntc Che gcs
id,icbcu. &icpicl @luuhcHoloiigtcit.
Glcno uuo &erSpcifima tcrNen bicic
3oblcnl Gutpcocr Die fiinftiacu
Sabre iinpcu Gin IittiidI unr rcIigiDs.
lplc aud pirtfihoitlih ~Icitcrc@ %nlt
ODER Der Stndt. Nclcu @rmplngcn in
Che unh Snmilic bilocm lit benz
llntcrOdno oclpcibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
NMdeana i'm Grprcb'
GeiHGit.

Naf Den gcrcd,mlnsen bcs Hcprds
i%cntnntcu Sapib 5. @clpis. mcld)er bel
Der IisarbeituuD bes @eieBcs iiber
Die giniiibrung Der Yafctpoit mitacz
luirtt bat, crlcioen sic GrprcBs @cieus
idaitcn burd) Die GonfurrcuS Der
Ynfetpoit 10 idpcrc GinbuBcn. baB cs
ilur nod, cine Srnac lit. luann Tic bcr
gciricb ann6 cinitcllcu. Nod Sen pors
l%icscnheu Snblendnaubeu iino Die
Giuuahmcu Der flint hco%cutcnbitcn CIR
prog UcicQidaftcm, mclt,e 81 Yro5cnt
hcs %gciammtcu @eid'dftS co~ntrolliren.
i'm Sabre 1912 I'M $5.772.000 mo
i'm lcstcu Sabre nm S3,2S0.000 gcs
%iuntru Inn icit Dem Suui B. g.. in
mcld,cm @onat Die Yafctpoit in pollcn
9ctricb frat. hnbcn lid, Die Yroiitc in
ciucn %crluit BON St20,000 fiir cineu
Nunut p~cripanbclt. Scrr 2clpis brin9t
bprnlL bnB Bic @ulbesrc9icrung aud,
bic Sclcarnpbens rmb Selcpbons Ser
mn.tung iihcrnimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Gin Gbinin G,ait.

Man lpunNcrt i;d burilbcr. buB hav
Gbiuin, hic2 midtiNc @cihnit;cl. Dem
10 piclc Ncniaicn ibr 2ctcu pcrenntcH.
roppclt 10 ihcllcr NcIrurocn lit luic
iriihcr. Sic ,Sim.9" ncbcu Sic @rz
flGruna roiiir. iuocm lie ma tpciIcu
onS aiid Dies mttlirc &roo,f fl 5u
:incm 0cRcultuub Ser Equalization &c
porocu III: - bot lid Gin Ghiuius
Sruit ~Gcti!Net. SaS Gbir;M ra0 III
europa bcr9citcllt uirb. ltlnnt foit
n~iSltlicBlidl nuS Snun. IN sic Sci
Lander Der cincm hn!bcu Subrhunoert
Nciuolti1e Nupfluu6um9cn bcS Gbinas =
r%inbcnbnumS uu9clcgt habcn. Sic
NroBeu Standardization BADEN lid MN
Instrumentation mo nit Den Silou
5cru bon Snpu cincu &crtrog nbacz
id,loiicn, bcr hiclc pcrpflihtct. ibucn
icScs Snbr IN cincm ciu fiir nlc Nal
icit9cice-en Treiic cine Mcnac bon
Sbinurinbc. bic 5000 Sonncn Gbinin
%licfert. III ilbcrinIcn. Sic YilunScr
biirfcn I'M nuberc Nirmeu. ais oic.
Die 6i bicicm Scrbnnoc 9cborcn, fcinc
Hinbc pcrfuuicn. Sic Sieberfranfeu
BADEN bon picicr @riincrna oes Chi
nins SrnltcS ocn Sd)aocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
DicRt &C Smntcss
GntictsiSmne.

SnS 9unocs Sbcr9ctid)t bat cine
Hcibc lpidtigcr Gntifcibumgen be-
fdnnt gcgcbcl.
Scralpcrfs Sprpurdtipncn millIen
sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bc5nblcn. Die
bon Der Yonnc : Nlnrid 3oltarif>
Tttc nlfcrlcgt lpcroen. Serdrtige
G~prpprdtip1cn bubcn S bis 10 WtiQip>
ncn Dollars inter Trotcit bc5ub!t. inf
cttpo 500 %rp5ciic iiub I'M @nngc, Die
MN ale bon Sen Gprppratipucn pcrz
loren mcr0cn.
Observation-Disclosures nllf bcm @alier
iunerbdlb Der @rcnicu elmer Stabt
iiro ocu itdbtiid,cu @crurouuuscu
m%tcrfpprfen. Sicic @utlheipung
lpilrhe imt Safe bes Sdanflpirtbcs W.
8aab bon Nclp Orleans getroffen,
SnS cinbeitlid,c Sudrfiibrun9sz
Spitcm, baS bic Sipiidcnitnntlidc
6uuoclsz Gommiiiion Den G%iicnbnbncu
poracihricben bat, bcitebt 81 8cdlt.
Sertrdgc 5ipiihcu @crlcgern unb
8lihbdnblern. bencu Sufplge ~eriterc
tcinc Bidder an 6Gnplcr pcrfnufcu
biirfcn, bic inter Dem bon Den yer
Icgcru angcicstcu Trciic sic Bidder
lpieber %perfaufen, pcrltoBcn ipibcr
nas Sbcrmnn@ autis Sruitgclce.
Sn HntcnfaQ bc5 Stuatcs aens
tudn murbc Die @ntidcioung Der
Sunhesseridte icnes StantcS iibcr
Die Sraftrotcn Der Souispille X
Ndibpiac : Giicnbobu bcitdtiet.
Sas 9inocrnrbcitsgcice ncs Staa
tcs SQinoiS purpc fiir pcrfaiiuussz
gcmdB crfldrt. Sic Gntidlcioun9 hcs
SIlinoiicr @crihtcs. pas Rem Is
Sabre ulten grtbur Scalid]antp 81
500 fiir cine pcrlcBtc Sanb 5uiprod).
witrbc dufrctterbnltcn. Sus @un@
o~cspbcrgcriht id)lo6 lid Der Tcd,ts
nuifaiiura an. bob sic Stlrgcs &.
gurrs Manufacturing So. Den anu4'
ben auf i b I Giiifp bin bcitGftigtc.
Sns SurlbcSz Sbcrgeritt itic6 bic
Gntidlcibung bcs Sbcrgcridlts bon
@innciptn i'm YrpScB Der Nprtbern
Yucific gcgcu Den Sluiicblcr Soicpb
u. 0ouiton bon Wprriiou Guuntp NM.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Der prsteitent SINUS nnH feline
GSnner.

allrSIid) bcidlpiicu bic y. ". 6. 81
nno Die y. 0. :. u. boz Hcip Yorl
burd) cine ~Hirbelluinb : Gdmpoonc"
imncrbalb II Sugcn Ole Nlciniafcil
BON bier Millioncn Collars nuf,us
b%riugcu. Is buuoclt lid bel Sen
pbigcu Snitinlcn nm sic .gouno
&pmcto Gbrlltinn Niiociution". pic
triitlidc Wciclidnit iunSer Sraucn.
unh Die ps)oun9 Mems 9briitian NHos
%cintion". Die hriitlid)c @eicllidmit
iungcr Manner. Sapon iolltc Die
c~ritcrc brci &illioucn Dollars nnb Ole
lcetcrc cine Iillion crhnltcm. Mit
ocin picicn @clbc ioilen Ncubnutcn fir
Die altcn 3pcispcrbdncc gc9riinpct
lperocn. 60 piel @clh Su crbettelu,
mar 8cluiB Gin bobcS 3iel. abcr lpas
ia9t Der Scicr bnSll. Dab idpu a 10 |
Sugc nndl Sc9inn hcr Snmmlungcn
iihcr Die SGlftc Der Sumnlc bciiaus
men luareu! GierbmuStrt innge
Mdoten nnb cbcnio picle Manner
bradltcn bnS icrtig. iubcm JIG .@al
Strect" brnnbihaBteu, Inter Y@nI
Strcet" oeriicbt man befonutli6 bos
Sinan6s uub S%oricupicrtcl bon Ncip
Dorf. sic linn ocnn and gar nid,t
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naB bae Gbepanr Sruti iofort 10000
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
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