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The Holbrook news., 1913-06-27
WHEN CONGRESS
SHOULD CONVENE

At the opening of congress
Hon. John F. Shaforth. United
States senator from Colorado, in
troduced in the senate a joint
resolution providing for the adop-
ton of a constitutional amend
ment as follows:
ARTICLE XVIII
Section i. The terms of the
President and Vice President of
the United States shall commence
on the second Monday in January
following the election Of presi-
Dental and vice presidential cleo
tors. and such electors shall as
semble at the capitals of their
respective states and cast their
votes for president and vice pres
ident on the first Monday in De-
cember following their election.
Section 2. The terms of sena-
tors and representatives shall
commence on the first Monday
in January following their cleo
ton.
Section 8 There shall be held
two regular sessions of congress
convening on the first Monday of
each year"
Under the present system con-
gress is elected on the first Tues
day in November of even years,
and does not convene in regular
session until the first Monday in
December of the year following.
What a travesty upon represent
ative government is the meeting
of congress 13 months after its
electionl What an opportunity
is afforded to forget the pledges
made at the election! 1t is true
an extraordinary session may be
called early, but such sessions
are limited generally to one sub
ject, which of necessity makes
an enormous waste of time of
each house in waiting for the
other to consider and pass the
measure. 1t is essential to good
Continued on last page.
The Holbrook news., 1913-06-27

Mrs. c. H. Jordan left last
Monday for st. Johns where she
is having some dental work done.
Wetzler & Baukum this week
received a herd of several hun
dred cattle which they had pur-
chased last fall from different
parties. The cattle were brand
ed and delivered at the Santa Fe
stock yards.
A. Vandewart, accompanied
by J. C. Glorieux, of Woonsocket,
R. l. left Wednesday evening for
Grand Canon to spend several
days viewing the unexcelled
granduer of that wonderful work
of nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C, Parks and
children, accompanied by Mrs.
John Flanagan, Claude and little
Fay, enjoyed a most delightful
days outing among the pines, last
Monday. They motored out just
beyond Pinedale, selected a
beautiful spot. and spread an
appetizing lunch, including juicy
steaks and delicious coffee cook
ed over a camp fire. On their
return home another stop was
made near Snowflake where the
party partook of the evening
meal, picnic fashion. Mr.. Parks
transacted some business during
the jaunt and Mr.. Flanagan in
meantime, served on the jury.
The Holbrook news., 1913-06-27
J. R. Hulet visited his family

]. R. Hulet visited his family
in Snowflake during the week.
Indian Farmer R. M. Murphy,
of Indian Wells, was a Holbrook
business visitor during the week.
John Divelbess was in town
from Adamana, last Saturday,
visiting the family of his brother
L. D. Divelbess.
Mrs. Ehlend came down from
Winslow this morning and is tenn
porarily installed as 'hellogirl" at
the central telephone office in the
Postal Telegraph building.
Harry Mckee, timekeeper for
B. B. Crosby, is a business visi-
tor here this week, interview
ing the Judge; incidentally at
tending the dance while in town.
The Holbrook news., 1913-06-27
INTERESTING ITEMS
FROM WHTTERIVER

Mrs. Ida Welker, formerly Miss
Ida Kay, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Kay. died at Mesa,
June 18th. Mrs. Welker is wide
ly known in Navajo county. She
spent her girlhood days at Tay-
lor and Whiteriver. and was a
student at the Snowflake acade-
my for several terms. Her So
cial and congenial disposition
made her a host of friends
wherever she was known. Mr..
and Mrs. Kay received a tele-
gram the 18th to come to Mesa
at once, but she died before they
arrived. Mrs. Welker was mar
ried over a year ago and was
living at Mesa when she died.
She leaves a boy baby three
weeks old. The afflicted parents
and bereaved husband have the
sympathy of large circle of
friends throughout the county.
Supt. w. M. Peterson has two
or three crews of laborers work
ing the roads. One crew is re-
pairing from the agency toward
Pinetop and another on the road
to Black river.
Miss Alice McLain, who has
been temporarily employed at
the Indian school for the past
year, left for Phoenix the first
of the month.
Deputy Forester 6. M. Nyce
and his assistants. have been
kept busy the past month fight
ing forest fires. So far but little
damage has been done.
Stock Superintendent Walter
Williams and a large force OF In
dians are rounding up the cattle
owned by the Indians on the res
An inspector of the war de-
partment inspected Ft. Apache
last week.
Fifty automobiles have passed
through Whiteriver since the 1st
Of March.
The closing exercises of the
Indian school was witnessed by |
a large house, June 18th.
A large number of tourists
from Globe and Phoenix are
camping in the White mountains
at present.
The day schools of the reser-
1ation will close for their sum-
ner vacation this week.
The grasshoppers are very nu-
nerous this year in the White
liver valley and are doing much
damage to gardens and other
vegetation.
George Grayard, of Grayard
Bros, has been on the sick list
'or the past ten days. but is
much improved at present.
The Holbrook news., 1913-06-27
LarsOn-Treat Nuptials

At high noon on Wednesday OF
this week, very pretty wedding
was solemnized at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooley OF
this city, when Miss Augusta
Treat became the bride of Mr..
Wallace H. Larson. of Holbrook,
Mr.. Alof Larson, father of the
groom, officiating.
The ceremony was performed
in the presence of the immediate
relatives and a few friends of the
contracting parties, among
whom were the father and sister
of the bride, and the parents of
the groom.
The groom wore the conven-
tional black. The bride was
charmingly gowned in white
French serge trimmed with point
lace, trailing boquet of ferns
and white carnations completing
the costume.
Immediately following the con-
gratulations rendered the happy
pair. dainty luncheon was serv-
ed, the table being decorated
with bridal wreath and sweet
peas.
The bride is the talented
daughter of Mayor Treat, of Flag
staff. The groom is one, of Hol-
brooks prosperous young bust
ness men. being the managing
agent of the Northwestern Mu-
tual Life Insurance company.
A host of friends throughout
the intermountaln region extend
congratulations and best wishes
to the popular young couple.
Mayor Treat entertained the
bridal party at dinner in the eve
The Holbrook news., 1913-06-27
DOINGS In THE
SUPERIOR COURT

The June Jury session of the
superior court in and for Navajo
county, opened on Monday, June
16, with the following jurors
impaneled:
o. R. Ripley W. H. Freeman
W. E. Shumway Ross Hunt
Ira Wakefield A. P. Larson
]. o. Freeman N. Heymer
W. H. Shumway L. E. johnson
j. A. Decker ]. E. Howard
j. L. Willis Harry Ellsworth
A. B. Porter Angus Willis
P. A. Bushman C. C. Bryant
N. S. Hansen ]. Standifird
The various Marley cases, first
on the superior court docket,
were carried over to the next
term of court.
The case agaisnt Lafe Barber
for gambling was dismissed for
want of evidence.
The State of Arizona VS.. R. D.
Greer was continued until next
term of court.
The State Of Arizona VS.. w.
H. Clark was continued until the
next term of court.
The Althoff Manufacturing
Company VS.. F. A. Zuck, result
ed in judgment for the defend
ant with Judge F. o. Smith pre-
siding.
A decision for the plaintiff was
rendered by Judge F. o. Smith
in the suit for debt by VIM.
Scorse VS.. Will Wooster. Woos-
ter was granted a decision in the
Putney case.
In the case of the State of Ari-
zona versus Elias Ansurez, the
defendant was found not guilty.
Ansurez was charged with arson.
j. E. Jones of Flagstaff, and AL
fred Ruiz of Gallup, represented
the defendant.
In the case of Gus and Helena
Thebes VS.. Thorwald Larson, de-
mur was sustained and the case
dismissed. The defendant was
represented by T. A. Flynn and
j. E. Russell was attorney for
the plaintiff.
The case of Ollie Glaze vs.. the
Santa Fe railroad company result
ed in a decision for the defend
ant yesterday. The case is one
for damage on account of alleged
false Imprisonment, and nearly
a weeks time was consumed in
hearing evidence. The following
jurors rendered the desision:
Lehigh Howard G. P. Cooley
A. E. Bushman John Turley
]. J. McCleve Frank George
]. E. Kleindienst E. ]. Larson
VIM. Evans S. L. Rogers
II. w. Larson Fred Tanner
The Holbrook news., 1913-06-27
News of HOlbrOOk and Vicinity

Charlie Moss of Winslow, wa:
in town last Tuesday,
Harvey Smithson, of Adamana,
was here yesterday.
Miss Anna Smith, of Adama-
ma, was visiting friends in Hol-
brook last Saturday.
E. J. Marty of Indian Wells,
was here during the week.
Attorney HE'D. of Los Angeles,
is in Holbrook this week on
superior court affairs.
Deputy Sheriff d. Trammel, is
a court business visitor in Hol-
brook this week.
G. w. Hart was here from
Flagstaff this week looking after
his cattle interests.
Col. Green and Mr.. Clawson
are Santa Fe officials attending
court here this week,
Attorney ]. C. Forest of Phoe-
nix, is looking after matters in
the court here this week.
Attorney Paul Burks, of Los
Angeles, was in Holbrook on le-
gal matters this week.
Hon. E. M. Doe, of Flagstaff,
was a legal business visitor in
Holbrook last Monday.
Attorney w. H. Burbage, of
Winslow, was attending court in
Holbrook during the week, in
behalf of clients.
Guy Mapes. of Winslow. was
attending court here during the
week, and greeting old friends
in the meantime.
Miss Jennie McLaws, of St.
Joseph. was the guest of the
Misses Saxton, at the Brunswick
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Mike Stephens, of Ada
mana. was visiting Miss Ruth
Wallace, at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Hennesey, last Saturday.
C. H. Riggs was in town this
week purchasing supplies for
the Hart and Riggs cattle COM
pany.
A. H. Hansen, Breezy Gus, "
as he is familiarly termed by his
numerous friends. is attending
court as a witness, here this
week.
Conductor Pinney. of the San
ia Fe. is a witness in the case of
Ollie Glaze VS.. the Santa Fe rail-
road company now being tried in
the superior court here.
The Rev. Jacob M. White, of
the Episcopal church, will hold
services in the Methodist church
on Wednesday evening. June
End, at 8 o'clock. All are invit-
ed to be present.
M. L. Flake, of Snowflake,
of Flake Bros. mercan-
tile business, was in town on
business and incidentally attend
ing the wedding of w. H. Lar
son. on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella L. Owens, sister of
w. H. Larson, attended the we'd
ding on Wednesday. The broth
ers of the groom, Evan and
Mrs. Larson and H. NJ. Larson
and wife, were also among the
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Larson |
journeyed to Heber yesterday
to attend the Baca-Longwell |
Mr.. Larson being the
officiating clergyman, a distinc-
ton rarely enjoyed by a bride |
Of but a few hours.
John Kerr, a forest service Of
fetal from albuquerque, was in
town the first part of the week |
and left in the Hupmobile with
Less Hart for Snowflake on Tues
day, for the purpose of inspect
ing the grazing lands in that sec
ton. He has been with a party
On an inspection tour of the Salt !
River valley grazing lands.
The Holbrook news., 1913-06-27

James Scott, of Pinedale, is in
town this week, disposing of his
wool clip.
Conductor M. Thompson of the
Santa Fe, is attending court here
this week as a witness in the
Glaze case.
DIR. ]. w. BazelI returned
on Wednesday night from sew
eral days sojourn in Winslow
and left again this morning for
Pinedale. He is travelling in his
Ford car.
The Holbrook news., 1913-06-27

i R. S. Stiles of Manila, was a
visitor in town during the week.
! R. C. Wilkerson was in town
lduring the week from st. Joseph.
Bud Howell of Navajo, was in
Holbrook OH business, the early
part of the week.
Dick Grigsby was in town
from Adamana, the early part of
the week.
Clifford Smith was a Holbrook
visitor during the week. from
Adamana.
John Turley, of St. Joseph, was
a visitor in Holbrook the first
part of the week.
L. S. Howard of Dry Lake, is
here this week as juror in the
Glaze case.
w. 7. Duke, a prominent sheep
man from Silver Creek. was in
town this week, selling his clip.
Judge F. W. Perkins, of Flag
staff, was here during the week
on legal affairs.
Tom Eakins of Flagstaff, was
in town during the early part of
the week.
H. H. Scorse returned from his
mountain sheep camp the early
part of the week.
H. Richardson of Indian Wells,
was registered at the Holbrook
during the week.
Miss Zelma Howell of Navajo,
was the guest of Miss May
McClanahan for several days
this week.
Marshall C. M. Bledsoe. of
Winslow, was in Holbrook this
week on affairs in the superior
court.
Geo. Scott. a wool grower of !
Lakeside, was disposing of his |
wool harvest this week in Hol-
brook.
Hon. Gen. E. S. Clark, of Flag
staff, was in Holbrook the early
part of the week, en- route to st.
Johns on legal matters.
Miss Elva Howell was here
several days this week, visiting
her little friend, Helen Smith.
She returned to her home in Ma
vajo, on Wednesday. /
Preaident and Mrs. Alof Lar
son came to Holbrook Wednes-
day to attend the wedding of
their son, Wallace. President
Larson performing the ceremony.
Attorney ]. E. Jones, of Flag
staff, passed through Holbrook
last Monday on his way to st.
Johns to represent clients in the
court which opened at
that place Monday.
Joseph Stocks, a prosperous
sheepman from Showlow, was in
Holbrook during the week. His
wool clip was purchased by
Adams and Brown, through their
local representative, Flanders.
The Santa Fe railroad company
is we'll represented in the court
this week. A chief dispatcher,
three conductors, a few station
agents and two negro porters
beng called as witnesses in the
case of Ollie Glaze.
Mayor J. R. Treat and Mrs. ]. /
F. Shehan, father and sister of
Mrs. w. H. Larson, nee Treat,
and Mrs. G. A. Kellar, a lifelong
friend, of Flagstaff. were among
the out of town guests who at
tended the wedding Wednesday,
We were misinformed last week
and enormously chronicled the
death of Mrs. Eliza Grouse. 1t
was a sistOr of Mrs. Grouse, Mrs.
Ida Welker, whose sad death oc-
Cured on June 18th. We regret
the error and wish Mrs. Grouse
manv years of health and happi- i
ness, 1t
The Holbrook news., 1913-06-27
Methodist Services

The special series of meetings
beng conducted at the Methodist
church will close on Monday
night. when Rev. A. w. Adkin-
son. D. D.. superintendent for
Arizona, will preach. Rev. E.
d. Raley will give an address
Sunday morning in connection
with the Sunday school on What
Manner of Child Shall This Be-"
1t is hoped that a large company
will hear this address. Rev. G.
M. Ross will preach Sunday eve
ming the sermon to conclude with
the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per. All are cordially invited,
The Holbrook news., 1913-06-27

Mayor Treat entertained the
bridal party at dinner in the eve
ming at the Cottage hotel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16

crlaubt ieiu. eincm Sanfiusungs>
@~pttesbienit bei6upohneu, Der be-
SipeGt, RE S~e3icbIngcn 5fpiiden II.
e. mn 2atein Nmerita Su benern,
ber5lifer, freunpifuftlider gu ses
italtcn?! Inf Inreguna Diplomatic
id]er areiie Siibs Imerifa's unb Der
@ereinieten Stnntcn nurbe iener
Santiagunesaft pur bier Sobren pors
gcihlagen unb eS ipar nntiirlid, bd6
Ole iiib zamerifaniifen Siplpmaten fir
Die Ibbnltung elmer Iplbeu Seier bel
Der fatboliihcn Stride aniraetcn, bn
iene Sdnoer fntboliihe 2Gubcr iinp,
Srdiipent @ilipn'S I~ntpobnen iener
Seller - ipie bas dhulihe Icrbaltcn
bes Srdiipentcn Saft unb HooIepeli
- mar Elm eiufader biplomatii6cr
SDflidfeitsaft, Elm Gift, Den audi Ser
Sreimnurer unb Yrdiibent Der franz
5piiiden Hepublit Yoineart in Spas
MEN ni6t auBer aht selalieu bat.
--(G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Eatein ais weltfpraebc.
lspestsa itlr sieie stituna.l

Sntcin nfs Selfiprad)c perlan9t
Srof. Ailinscr. 9. g.. in Sombap. @r
ldBt ieinen in Sbeifielb sebaltenen
Sortrag ~9ateinr. Die fiinftiec llnia
p~erialfpradlc oer setiloctcn @cit i'm
Druid %eridheinen, Ss luerecn BARN
cine 8eibe pon @rlinbeu anscfiibrt,
lpesbalb Suteiu tnieecr gu elmer lcbeus
ofaen internntipndlea Gprachc iperocn
ioIlte. so bat r9atein b o ben iibris
gen fiinitltdlen BeltIpraden poralis:
pielc Yerlonen lperoen i~eeer5cit 2atcin
lcrnen; eutein III teiner Sprahcu@
mpbc nntcrfporfcn, Die &enntniB oes
Sateintihen miro bod itets eepile9t
lperben; audi Die reifc lateiniidc
Siteratur miiBte bier beitirmtcn Gin
Hub oaben. Iaeroinss pcrbc6lt lid,
Eater ailinger oiih bic Sdipierigz
tettcn nidDt. or bofft aber tic gu iibcrz
ipinnen, lpenn MIR hic beridiebcncn
3tpeige Der altpbilotogiihcn Terbdnoc
leinen Ylan auf9rcifen.-(a. 8.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16

Rome Has Captured the New
President" Inter hieiem 5itel ipic
Die Menace" sgiatter ppn aurora.
9fp.. porise 8ofc ibr 8ift uib lire
@iferiuht aus. Ser am 81. Nopent1
Der IN Der ct. Yatrif's Stride Su
@aibington, 9. g.. Itattgefunbeue
pierte idbrlidc pan amcrifaniifIe
Sanfiasmnss 8uttesbienit sur Seier
Der Giuisfeit S,uiiben ben gereinisten
Staaten mn ben einunnSuam5ig
lateiniid : amerifaniihen Hepnblifen
lag ibr ihper i'm @asen. @onS be-
ionbers aus Dem @runoe, neil bieier
Seier YrGiibent 8ilIon, Sefretdr 8.
s. Brian, nlc Siplomnten BON
2ateinz Nmcrifa, Sberrihter Rbite
unb Seiiiber Wtcaenna bonn oberItel
@unocsgcriht. Cardinal @ibbons,
piele Seuatoren, H~eprdicntanten uno
anbere offentlife 8eamte b%eilpobntcn.
Ius Incident 8rlmbe lolte es Dem
Yrdiibenten Der %er. Stanten nift
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Die Slmtkcn In Geras.

Son It 0 H. Ger, ~. Scs.-Sie
8ettuugs : Nannihaiten I'M Sra3oss
Slutbbiitrift perboppelten i6re Ins
ltrcngun9en, nm Die Saulcnbe bon
maronirten SerIoneu al erreihcn. Ole
nuf Sduspdfer unb @dumc 9eiliihtei
iino, ober IN ben SaumrppQs @inbGuz
fern bon Der Slutb umringt unp in Der
ooppelten @efabr id,ncben. Den @aiz
iertoo ODER Sungertuo 81 iterben.
Die 8eInnmt5abl Der Gbbahloieu
in Den lleberihpemumgs Siitriften
betrdst etfpa $4,000 unb raS arie9Ss
amt bat 10000 Hationen, 10000
&oabeden unb 1000 3clte fir Die
Notbleiocnben angcfuicien, Sn mebs
rercn Stdoteu bon Scros miro @clS
fir Die Slutbppfer 9cinmmclt lltb in
Soulton alleiu iinb $4,000 aui9cs
braht iporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
periaeem Sssi 6eisIeiebait.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sitier Setuna.j

SriiiieL ben IL. Ses. ID
Wabrenb ciner Uencral Seriammlnns
permeisertcn bic belsifhen 9iberalen
ben So5i Die Wefulgidaft, ais bieie
5um Observation-Disclosures Streif rietben,
nm bic Nbftimmuns iiber bic Grsieb.
nngs =@urlase 81 p%erbinbcrn. - Wis
iebt lit iiber .s,u6lf Artitel Der gprlase
abgeitimmt wurben. Ter Eremier
hat Die nnfere 2ammer aebeten, tag
LID LANCE SiBurgen at balteu unb bic
@eibnahtsferien fallen 5u laiien nit
Nnsnabme Der 5iuci Sage, Gbriittas
nnb Hcmiabr. u..Namnr lit cine
&abl nDtbis setuorben ourd ben Ios
eines Nbsepromefen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Kathsliicee 5sitmns an Ser
Srent.
tspe5ien fir oteie 3sitnms.)

Sn Sortu9nl ipurben tiir5lid,
inter Dem @orlunnbe elmer monarfis
fti'd)en Teri6iuDrung 5tpei futboliihc
oppplitioneQe Sldttcr N Nacao" unb
20 Sia" burd Die frcimaureriihc 8es
gicrun9 lnterbriidt. Nm 21. Sttubcr
orangen Die Gnrbonari IN hic Hchots
tipnen Der beiocu Sldtter elm nno
idllugcn Iaes flr5 unb tlein. Sic
Strcttoren Der bciben 3citungcn mliBs
ten, nm ibr Scben 81 retten. Die Sludt
ergreifen, Nlnnrebr lit Der ~ Ma
Gao" lpieper cridiencn; or icet uns
cntlpc9t %icincn annlpi gegcn Ole
&irdenItiirmcr iprt.-(& Is
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Gtriftms rer 2luem!

Die &pnigin Der Nieocrlanbe ianpte
Der. SnosI meritanerin Srau DC Goz
ietta ibre photographic auf Die lie
ci9enbdnois gcitrieben bate: .Gbriir
apnnt tout, (GbriitIs Dor NQcm)
Snrh Die Scmiibungen Der g~cnanntcn
Srau ipnroe Die Hieien@ Gbriituss
Statue sluiidcu arscntinien unb
Werifo ais 3eihen Der @criobmlua
beiber Staaten auiaerihtet. Ser 81.
Tater bat Die Game in Yripats
aibienS e~rnpfangcn mlp ibr Elm @utoz
graph. cine goIpcne RepaiQe unb
cinen f%uitbarcn Hoientran5 iiberrciht.
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ag 43. Snbnqnr, Suwa, Seustag ben Is. Sepmber 1913.

bebcn, mS.SnB CT feiner ieiner Soh<
ter ben Seiudp elmer Auitnli e~rluuben
lpilrbe, an Der ioldlc Singe geIebrt
perbcn.
Sreb &ern o @cIlcpilc, Yrdiis
Dent Der ,Sfaatsbebprben, crtldrte
Iplde 3ebre lolltc nidt ~aisruclc 6p>
gicnc" innbern ~icruellrr Sdmub"
genunnt pcrpen.
@pnperneir Sunnc Miro init Srie>
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ibm Sanf nIte anertcnnuue gc5ollt
ipirb fiir iein maumbnites Gintrctcu
gcgen Den llntcrridt in @cihlefts>
bpgiene in bcn offentlidei, Shulcn.
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usmsr SISSIinn!

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-Srau u. Sb. Soit, Die Satin bes
Observation-Disclosures Eoit, bat in cis
mem %ortras. Den lie in elmer s~citcrll
Nhenb nbscbaltencn &criammllrng Der
.&pmcn's Sin9lc Tar league" bon
@aibington bielt, Die %erlcibuug bcS
StimmrcdtS an ainber b%eiiirportct.
Sic ia9tc. Die ainocriccle lit Die lcbtc
@inbcit Der @%eiellidaft unb ipic
0dnner uno Sraucu iid) nn Dem Iuis
bau Der @cieaidnft bctbciligen. ioute
aud, Den ainpern Die Wo9lihfcit gcs
8cbcn perpeu, iih paran 5u be-
tbeili9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
antrrmatiunalrs.

Sic nnf 0csenieitigfeit b%erubcnoe
&ete sudden 6ranfrcidJ NIB
Seutihlnnb. - Centrum rettct ben
Gag. = Der bemtife &an5ler iibcr
Die internatipnale Gage. - Setter
3niammcnbalt Der WtGd,te mad
lteberminnnns Der Salfanfriic. =
BUR Gage in Srlauo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16

5cugniiie ipcrben Den Teprdientanteu
Y%artbolbt, Surfe, Galber. S6erlep,
Webb unb Snirhilb allsgeitellt, pcldc
Nulbnll idmmtlid) in iciuc Seidulbis
glngen perflodtcn bate. lleber Den
b%cmpfratiidcn Heprdientanten Sames
q. WcScrmptt aus SuinoiS gicbt bn@
ae9cn oas Gomitc bas fplgenbe
llrtbeil ab:
.8ir fonncn niht bebalpten, bab
or feline Stimmc perfauft bat, aber
mir piirbcn ms uuicrer Sfliht gegen
baS Salis mn bns &unb ent6iebeu,
lpolten mir peridpeigen, baB mir ms
iebr 81 unlerm Seonuern 81 Dem
ShluB gcslmtngeu ieben, baB er it'd
,6d,lt nngeboriaer unb nit Der ber>
%porrnacnben Stelun9. Die er einz
uimmt, mpertrdglifcr &anblun9en
Idlilbig gcmndt bat.
llcbcr Die 2obbp Der .Nmerican
federation Of 9abor" perlautct, tic
babe d IN ungebiibrlider 8ciie
geiebgeberiihe @aBregelu beeinflIBt,
ober b%erbinbert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Dmnite eeeen llntcrriebt IN
iermeller SySiene.

Springfielp. 81, Is. Se5.-
@oupernelr Dunno bat DEM llutcrriht
ilber 9eltlcdtlid)e &pgicuc an Ger
StaatSz llnipcriitdt ben aricg erflGrt,
inoem CT Dem SrGiihentcH Der Nns
ltalt Scrrn Games emcu &riei iibcrs
lnnote. III mclf)em Il Die Nbiidt IN
ltren9lter @cilc pcrurtbcilt.
Sr |agte inter Nnecrcm. baB
loldDer llntcrriht cher 9cnei9t lei Die
Woralitdt 81 untcr8rabeu benn 5u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Aus Der hesbanptfaht
Hdnfepplle 9ubbp. - GricgsiefretIr
pcrinmat mebr SelSartilerie, Nrmce=
reIeruc nno Ntili5reicrpc. - &cin
nntiuunier &iiblbaus Srnit. -
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= ,in Icillcm, Dem GougrcB 5ugcs
gnn9cncu S~ahrcaberidIt crfldrt Sd)ubs
nmt9s SctrctGr Wc@lbpo bic bcpprz
itebcnOc Sanfs mn @dbrun9ercform
dis pas iuirtinmltc Iittel gcGcn
Sindn5friien.
General Sluipnlt Mt9icunplbS err
fldrt in iciilcm Subrcabcrift, baB CT
lpGbrcnb Icincr Nmtsfilbrumg tciuc
llrn9ebung bcs Sbermun idcn Mutis
fruit @eicbcs BET DEN ioaen. Hcorgds
iliiirungcn AGITATION lpcrbc.
@cncrale Soitneiitcr @urlelon on
fcrirt nit Yrdiibent @llIou ilbcr Die
%crltnotlidunR bon Selegrapbs ulo
Selcpbnn> @cielifoftcu.
Dor Der Sunbcs : %crfcbrs : Cont
miiilpu bcrIIfen lif Die Giicubabnen
fir bic pcrlnngtc Srud)tcrbphun9 euf
%pcrrin9erte aaltffroft bes @clbcs mo
bcbertenbe Grbobuug Der Irbcits>
lDbnc.
Stnatslefrctdr Brian pcroifentliht
ouf Iurcgltng bes WciBcn 6nities cine
Grtldrun9 gum Sd)ub be5 america
nilhcn @cinnbten Sullipan in Santo
Nunlil9p.
9rigdbcs@ eucrnl Ycribiu9 miro ais
Wtititdrs @oluerueur D Mtinoanup,
Ebtlippiileu, abberufen.