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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-02
Nothing to Be Done While
Mexican Factions Are
Planning to Meet
PRESIDENT TAKES
FAVORABLE VIEW
Has Vision of Leaders in
Internal Strife Settling
Their Difficulties


City will die with me-" 10 the re-
mark President vtctoriano Huerta
10 credited with having made to
friends on Monday afternoon while
sitting In a Mexico City cafe at
tea.
The party was discussing the ef-
forts Of the mediators at Niagara
Falls to find solution Of the
Mexican problem. General Huerta
was more grim and taciturn than
usual ard showed little Of his ae-
customed JocuIarity.
Washington, D. c.. July AFTER q
conference with Secretary Bryan
President Wilson authorized the state
ment today that the Mexican situation
was as favorable as it may be until the
Mexican factions get together.
Further the president refused to dis.
cuss the Mexican situation. While no
statement was made at the white
house regarding the recess of the
mediation conference, officials close
e.,, .I IIs eAC $3.50. no "as .eiy IuHe. 1yig,s
would aprea IN a definite Man for
settlin1 the internal affairs If Mar,cn
The president sdn Ii hopeful that
mediation will brdng about peace and
he believes that II already hass accom-.
plished much good, He takes the view
1t was said. that mediation has greatly
Increased the good feeling between the
United States and all Lattn-American
countries and has shown that the
United States never had any intention
Of attacking Mexico with the idea of
territorial aggrandizement.
Naxt moves IN tha attemnt +o 70.
store neace IN Maxico throuph dinlo.
macy demanded today mon Carranza,s
attitnde tnward aendtna delegates n
confer with members Of the Huerta
mission While the sonth American
mediators had decided to take an in
definite recess, it was assured that
the Washington government would
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-02
STEAMBOAT PILOT
BLAMED FOR WRECK

st. Louis, Mo-, July Charges Of
negligence, unskillfulness and mat
tention to duty have been filed against
s. B. Withrow Of Winona, MINI. pilot
Of the excursion steamer Majestic that
sank In the Mississippi river near hero
on June 20. Withrow will be tried be-
fore the local board Of steamboat in
spectiOn.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-02
CHOOSES RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT.

Washington, D. c., July George
T. Marye, Jr. Of San Francisco has
been finally determined upon for am
bassa6or to Russia. President Wilson
today prepared his nomination for
transmission to the senate.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-02

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The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Ouotsticas girrn below are for large lots of
rood marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices
higher. Lower erades may be sold for less. Fancy
goods Sere active
Esx reoeipts heavy Yesterday; quotations firm
Dressed fowls lower but live hens not 50 plentiful;
Supply Of calves and lambs good and prices easily
obtained
Fruits and vegetables active. The supply Of South
ern goods is up 70 the demand excepting good let
tice which is scarce and in strong demand. Cab
base sold well. Tomatoes plentiful; steady. Peas
and beans in better supply weaker CelerJ strength
ened because Of scarcity. Asparagus ruled strong
Quotations for other goods remained UNCHANGED
Clover seed Of all kinds on yesterday.
HGGs-Nezrby frsts, per doz.. 49, Southern, 10
LARD-Tub. pure. per h.. I+al2k: do, com
pDund per h.. 81. Cottonseed oil. per can. $50
BUTTERFLIES urint. new per h.. 2gss tub. per
b. ah; process. psr Ih. 2a11; uudergrade. per ID.
ka2s; store packed, per h.. Halls
GREEN GooDs-Yams. pg bbl. loozLI5; sweet
potatoes North Carolina. per bbl-, 6Oai.5o; do.
native Per bbl, 1soazeo; potatoes. per sack. Ala
10: do No per bbl Ioozi- 8; beans Florida
PER bssket aooAAp; cabbage, New York, per 100
pounds l5oazoo; 10. native. per bbl, Loosl0: do.
Florida, pr crate, 2os25; do. per basket Lsa
homegrown. per lco LoAasO;. lettuce. per
basket. lzsaoo; cymblinss, Per crate. 25oa5D:
celery. pr dozen. saloo; do. Florida. EnaIl crate.
20oAa5; cucumben. per basket l50a50o; Western
yellow onions per sack. 275asos; white onions PER
ous 20oa20: peets. per 20. 6-ooa70; eggplants,
per crate. 2ooa31; turuips. Per Dbl. ioosi-o; do.
per box ns: tomatoes Florida. per cate. L5oa
40; DO. Nex Yorf hotho1se, per lb, nan; cauli-
nowr, California. per y crate. L5oaa5; spinach. per
hol, luzi.s0; kale. bbl-. 9a75s er1pberiez, per
small bux. S0a1z5: do. per 1dt boz, go: d., psr
bh-. Bo0slLoo; 1urida peppers per crate. 20hsoo;
pr basket 2eoz2:s; Florida peas. per basket Z0ca
Sd bssIA Flaras. nE rsste 22A&ssi sszh M
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07

erass. zssse: sspsr.rr. pr dsz lunches Ina
FRESH FISH AND cRAss-srue. ass s.Iss
and stsrs. large iis. orp. sAef crorus. medium e
luss. bbk, mooaifss. DO, snail LeussJn; Bss
nacsere. -: rock boiling .; Do. medium. u. Do.
pan: Is; white perch. hrss: 90. White. Isli
rrpu lss2n: gray trout arse. sAi2i o.. mall. ssio
nounders. iosizA: catfish. nais: rs>n pie. native
I ss medium . : ,.s:s s.; s. ,s2ssso. :D ss; ass.
2s: do. skin on. %: ,clsms. psr 10. In; nappsrs
as to sze, lo.la; scallcus. pr at. o; sArinp; p9
qt. s.; b,uefsh. frozep. IS; fresh. ~ ahnon. ffesa
msckerei. Easo; shsd, roc. each. %; do. buck
each. 30: fresh herring. each, ); oyster crabs. pr
T. + T.: s.s:. ss .:: s: R IT, = 8 e. =; ': ;.: e:
LIVE PoULTRY-H.us. Pc. N. is.i,; rOc.sss,.
pr H.. u; chickens. per Ib., 1ass; dueks. Per ID.
DRESSED GooDs-pr..sed oors. nshtvashtA
per H.. Iialiis: do. heavy. per H.. saia
DRESSED PoULTRY-chiekenA PER n. 1a3;
hens. choice. Per b. lsax ducks per h. ,s.,, s.;
capons. per lb.. 2;a&.
FRUITs-Nes appes. per bbi.. Loo.7.so: iemcna
pr box. 21sa35; oranses. California. pr boz. LEA
strap sooa4oo; pinsspples Florida pines. per e.ts
aooe35o: lines. per i0o 8aloo; grapes. Malaga. pr
u bbl ksg. Asoa7oo; grapefruit. per crate. aos<o;
Strawberries. per qt. DaD.
LIVE sToCK-yeal calves. choice. per n. pj
medium. per n. Tas: common. per H., sa7i fall
lambs per h. Tlsas; do. ordinary. Per h.. H1af;
spring lnmbs per H.. nalz1 fat sheep per ID. sas,s
sEEDS-CloTer rcd. per h.. l5Aaif&; do. alsike.
per h. lsisslTs; d. alfalfa per lb. loisai2i tim
othy seed. per busbel 24a2 6o; orchard Erass. per
bushts Li5als5; rod top for herds srsde). per ID.
1s5; blue rass. ucr bushel. ln.iB
HAY. STRAW. AND CoRN-HaJ. best tinothy
pr ton. $50; DO. medium. no straw. long 1s
per ton Hso; wheat straw. per ton, 400; corn. car.
pr bbl.. 100.
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool washed. free Of bsrTs
per lb., sa2s; WOOL unuashed per h.. Das2; hides
DRY per H. lsaao: sat hides dJ per h. Han; salt
hides per h. 2; calfskins. green. each. i.ssl75;
green hides psT n. T.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
WALL STREET news.

American Cigar Company has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of III per
cent on the common stock. payable May
l to stock Of record April Is.
United Cigar Stores Company has de-
ciared the regular quarterly dividend Of
III per cent on the common stock, paya-
BILE May Is to stock OF record April %.
Butte and Superior output i'm March.
1o.s7s.ooo pounds against TO- l22.0oQ in Feb
ruary. and 6,ie0Ooo In March, r1sl3 Re
covefy. COOS per cent Concentrates as
say, SIS per cent.
Estimated freight earnings for New
Haven for March show a slight increase.
Officials feel that this may perhaps indi-
cate q change in conditions for the road.
Passenger earnings show a decrease.
United Cigar Stores Company soon will
make an Official announcement OF plans
Of new coupon company. ofhcials when
asked as to value of rights to subscribe
to new company's shares said they prefer
to make no statement which could be
nisInterpreted and lead to any erroneous
transactions before the official announce
ment is out.
It is reported that several big operators
are leading a movement to bring a break
in the list in order to cover outstanding
shorts, which are extensive.
. Liquidation is hinted at as pending in
Steel Stop-loss orders for bull account
are said to be many in number just be-
low current levels.
In answer to the question. Has the
granting Of a per cent advance in East
ern freight rates been discounted?' the
reply is made that possibly the actual
and immediate revenue result has, but
not the establishment of the principle
that rates may go up as well as down.
Although current earnings of the South
ern Pacific are suffering like those Of all
roads at present. the annual report for
the fiscal year, which ended June 30, 1919.
showed 9S per cent earned. the surplus
exceeding so 0oo. 900. compared with 5000
900 e 1872. During the eight months ended
FEBRUARY IS, 1914, net earnings decreased
81. .505. 900, owing to a decrease in gross
earnings and an increase in operating
ratio.
Barring unforeseen contingencies. when
Union Pacific directors meet the second
Thursday in May to act on the quarterly
disbursement to stockholders. the regular
I-2 per cent dividend will be declared
on the comnan stock. The plan is to
continue to pay dividends on the Union
Pacific common stock at the rate OF 10
per cent per annum until holders of the
common stock have received the extra
distribution approved by the board jan
uary last.
Thomas NJ. Schumacher. chairman of
the Rock Island board Of directors, said
yesterday there was no development in
the financial affairs Of the company.
Earnings for March. he said, showed
light increase. The general outlook FOR
receipts, he said. is not good. The HRn-
agement is marking time, awaiting the
reports of the reorganization and pro-
tective committees
The newly organized Franklin National
Bank has been designated depository
for the assets and estates of bankrupts.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April 6-csM money opsnet at IA
per cent; high. . per cent; low IA per cent: re-
newal. IA per Ont closed. par cent; ruling rats
IA per cent
Time funds are stsedy. but extremely dali Ths
great loss in surplus reserve shown In Saturdays
bank statement has served q check on the down
ward tendency which has been In eytdenoe during
the last several weeks. A further factor exerting
the same influence the market arc the prepsrs-
tions which institutions are making in anticipation
Of the forthcoming city bond issues and other 70
tntions.
Rates N per cent for nxty and ninety days
per cent for four months sa5k per CENT for five
and dx months. and yias per cent for over ths
year.
The week opens with eonnercial paper uoticeably
frmer. Rates for regular naturities bearing at
tractire names stin nnge from ~ 10 4 per cent
but are inclined 10 appruximats the higher limit
Shorter dates falling due In June and July. which
last week hrokers offered at , per cent. are now
on the msrket On . ~ per cent basis. Trans
actions Of restricted character but ths avail
abls supply Of prime names is stl eagerly absorbed
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

Baltimore. April s-HAf-No timothy nsa
800; standard timothy. 1roo: No. 2 lsooaIs0: No.
>. H.ooal49; light clover mixed. 1850: No. !.
l60o; No. 2 M5oal59; heavy. N0; No.
grade. I.ooalIoo; sample hay. to kind. qualify.
and condition. iuoalQ co.
sTRAw-No. l straight re. new. i5ooais.5o; No.
straight rye straw. new. 4ooalL5; No. tangled
rye straw I2oo; No. . tangled rye straw, n.oall9:
No. I wheat straw. aooas.5o; wheat straw. No. 2
7!ooa7-1: No. oats straw, nosl-q; No. oats
straw loooail0.
LIVE PouLrRY-chickens. old hens. beavy. per
ID. Isl; do, snail to medium, lsk; do. old zoos
ters. II; do. yuunx. large. asz; d.. rough and
aagg1. lisl5; do. winter. lbs. and over. 8s8;
DO. spring averaging to II lbs. saD; ducks.
Hr n 1s oot. nassx. y; uScna xnana
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07

and offerings trhter. Quotations; No. Timothy,
Los; standard. LOO; No. ssas5; No. ,. 8.
cents.
dried for exrart. 35; cusse meal. IN bsgz. lR'alb
sTRAw-Rsceipss % tons; steady; business -
inactive Ions ne quoted at g.
PoRK-stesdy; business IL ncderAte. Mes. 1is
a234: family. q. .5oa2sp So clear. n-3s2.0.
BEEF-steady; demand Is inactive. Packet saoa
800: family, le.ooa00.
LARD-Steady; moderate trading. Prime Western,
ie.7o; refined continent. H.os; South American.
llb; refined Brazilian. in kess. lZ75; bea. stearne
. ASKED; lard stearine. inactive; New York, ik.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York, April s-Trading dwindIed on the curb
market today and the general tone was easier
Standard Oil issues led In the decline althourh the
Losses were not 50 iarge in the past few days
Galens Signal was OF slightly at IL, Buckeye
Pipe lost points TO 12 Prairie OH and Gas was
of Is points 70 sos, and Atlantic Refining lost
points but later recovered and closed at es
Coppers were quiet and price changes within q
small rang. Bradsn closed steady At 81 On q
normal business. Tonopahs we're quiet
United Ggzr Stores was q weak feature loSins
point Riker>Hesemsn WIS firm at ~.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
COTTON MARKETS.

Yesterday was reacticnsry day in cotton the JulJ
selhng down % points and May 10 from the highs q
Saturday. The decline was due TO the absence ot
buying orders from Lirzpool. which were the feature
Of the strong market Thursday, Friday, and Satur-
day. While this decline is about In line with recent
set-hacks since we got into the bull movement. l
would not b surprised to see somewhat loxer prices
6efors We have any upward movement of note.
Thers l. nothing frpm statistical Or spot stand
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
Investment value of United States securi-
Ties during March as folloWs.

Gross earnings of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad for the fourth week Of
March were Ss101.o2S. as compared with
s., 500 es7 In the corresponding period Of
1913, an increase of S21o,3s1.
The governing committee Of the Stock
Exchange yesterday elected Thomas B.
Huck a member. He will occupy the
seat held by his father. the late ]. V. NJ
Huyck-
Eldridgs Z. Jordon has resigned as
vice president of the Mutual Alliance
Trust Company of New York.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07

per pair. 25; do. old. per pair. Is; guinea fowl.
old. %; do. young ard choice each 90; do. young.
poor and small. NAN; Eeese. nearby per h., la
70: do. Southern or Western. 2alL
EGGS-Mar5hnd. Pennsylvania, and nearby hrsts.
doL., -; Western hrsts. per dox, 10; West Virginia
hrsts. per doz. 10; Southern hrsts. per doz., II.
BUTTE5-Creamery. fancy. per Ih.. 3a2sii. 90.
ehoice n. z5sa2k; do poor. Ih, 25t1a2i: do. prnt~
aaia2sh: do, blocks. 3isa3; ladies. lsa2o; Mary
land and Pennyissnia rolls iaIsc; Ohio rolls la
lec; West Virginia rolls. iizis; store-packed. lab;
Nslyiand. Viginia aud Pennsylvania dairy print~
iials; proc>s butt9. 1xzx
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
Finance and Commerce

Eise plausible reason for sach an opinion. unie It
BE- simply hnnch that We ars due decline Of %
points instead Of n a. hcretofore. after rise of
10 potnta The quick rise Saturday Just before the
ciose struck me then being Of the soda water
variety, and I % exTrrssed myself. Should this
reaction 90 far as % points putting May at i21
and July al n.es. think purchases around those
rrices VIII prose profitable IN the end.
The msrket closed steady leaving Liverpool due to
cume N 10 Joints down 70 meet us.-Herbert II.
Building.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Ns~ York. April 6-MILLFEED-Fat; offerings
hSsrsli trade = Inactive. Spring bran, IN 100
pound hcks, 8.e; 10 srrivc. z.zz1.D: standard
niddIins spuA 0Lns 10 a<rive E.a; Western rcd
dog 500; winter vheek n lcppcuDd sacks. to AZ
riye. s.D; dty b1a. N balk. no Arzcrtins bran
BYE FLOUR-stssdr; business i insetise Good
BuCKwHEAT FLoUR-B-4us-s 4 sIs~. prsc.,
are steady. Choice quoted d sEszB pr 10
aAl-sseass ~ .ss: arns iaszu : -
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
RAILROAD STOCK Is SOLD.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. April 6-stats Senator
William c. Sprou today purchased tks
interest In the Lackavaun.
and Wyoming Valley Railroad, Known
as the Laurel Line" which runs be-
tween this city and Scranton; for u.sD.-
0oo. An additional Sooe.o 900 worth Of stock
will be issued at once.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
DECREASE IN ORE RECEIPTS.

New York, April e-Total recsipfs Of
the Great Northern Ore properties last
year were a,lS,oS o decrease Of n
500, sos
After allowing for an charvss and dixi-
dends, there were Sa11T6, decreass 81
N,6o.2s5 available for surpau&
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

sales-Regular caIl Il O'Clock noon:
CAPITAL Traction. 5 at 1914, 3 at ioia
Washington Railway com. II at %.
National Bank Of Washington. at 30 10 at 20.
After call:
Mergenthaler. 6 at HiS-
GOVERNMENT BoNDA
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07

A railroad in Utah has been rsbufit
and given q less steep sxade 20 naks
the operation of downhfl trains rsss
safe. 8
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07

Total sales, los I0s shares against s. s saturday,
Is5 as a week ago and 25 as q year ago. From
January to date. 2so .s4s. against q. .7s2 s2 year
ago.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07

Laresst Nazniag cisculstiaa
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
liverpool Futures.
tsrnished By n. I. Carpenter a %.
New York Futures.

Furnished by N. L. Carpenter q Co.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
Exchanges VIII Close.
Government Bond Table.

A table prepared by the government
actuary shows the average net price and
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07

The win OF Walter L Ridenour. dated
August g. 1909. was filed for probate Tia
wife, Sylvia B. Ridenour, 10 named -
sole beneficiary ana executrix zs-
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07

American Cigar Company has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of III per
cent on the common stock. payable May
to stock Of record April Is.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-07
BOSTON CcPPERS.

b, W. B. Hibbs 4 ca
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Tilmanfnabmrn gciGbrlid).

Sri. 9lnna gcgino Genuu, pber
piclmebr iett Die Sottin bcs 9telp
Dorfcr Miliondrs lrno Ganocrbilts
Germunbtcn artbur @rpnc, itieg pom
MooeQ sur Silmid)anipielerin umb
iagt 5ltr Srogc: nSino Silmaufnaba
men lcbens9efa6rli6?" gorl5 cntidic-
Cen Sal"
sSGbrcno Ser 2aie iid) 9l6epbS I'M
2iGtbilotbeater bel Der Soriilbruna
zines ipomenoen SenlationSiilmS
omilliert, madlt CT Iid faum cine Dor.
Itellung 0apon, meldJ u%ngebeiiren
glufpono OIL grbeit, @agenutb unO
@elo Die Scritellnng zines iold)al
tSllmS erfproert.
so, Die 9roBten unO gei0hrliditell
Senlntionen meroen m~ngl1ubig bella.
he!t. nSnS lit ood nit einem Grid
aufgcnpnlmcn," bort man oft lagell.
SItociien, Die 3citeu, in ocncu man
Dem Eilblitlml ullcd)tc @oarc Dor.
leBen f%olnte. liIlO uorbci; Die Slim.
teduit hat i'm 2nnie mcnigcr Sabre
riciigc Sortidrittc gclnaht, nit ibr
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Ser nniclisc Sniff.

Na& otrodenc" Wanfeiter (Sona)
mar am SomncrStug gbeno Der
S%d)ultplob elmer Ioppcltraa0Oie,
luelde bireft allf Dcll Sdnapsteuiel
jll%rilf5uiilbren lit. Glpoc Gloer, Elm
Dem Srlnte crae6cne5 Snbieft, err
ldoB Sobn Slider, clnen geod)teten
@ilrger, mo mod)te Damn ieillcnl per.
icblten Soiciu Ourd) cilen SduiB Elm
GnOc. Gl0er Iprod onl Somerstuq
Nbert0 iii herauidltem 3uitonoe,' nit
elmer SdrotflIntc IN Der Sono. in 81.
ld)er'S Seim Dor mo ltellte oieien be
trcfiS cineS ongeblid)en SerbGltnii
les, meld)eS or GSiid,erl 5n ieiner
OGlocr'a) Srait r%mterbolten bobelt
lolltc, 5ilr HcOc. Slider mieS Die Be
Idlilolgllna init Gntriiinulg ob mo
bealeitete Glbcr uud) bciien SouS mo
lellgnete olld) BORT ole Seid)nloi9ung
Dor Srau Cider ab. Gl0er lfentte
jeoo6 Slider feinen @lallben uno
If,oB i'm alif Der Stelle toot nieoer.
Iie Sroil rettcte lid ourdl ole Slild)t,
ionit hattie olld) lie basielbe Shidial
getbeilt. Glber trot bunn Dor Dos
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Cine Grinuernng.
(SriginnlSienit Der q. 81

8egenlp1rtig fi1beIl Die @reucltha.
ten merifaniidler HebeQen in europa
Elm ln,ttes @d,o. Mngeiihts OeS MN
ieit Sabrell buucrllOen Siireerfrieges
in Dem ltnglildliden @atOc, lit es Don
SSSntereIIe, oaB es in bieiem ~,Sriibline
so Sabre iino, lett Der lnlgliiflld)c
Safer Martmilian ben anilcrtbron
OterifoS belticg. Canals pie bette
mar Werifo IN ttcfe EnrtcifGmpfe
berlpidelt, Die Nnfunit oea oiterrci-
i6en @r5her5ogS mo lciner 8cmab.
lin ifieten ober Die ,3lpiitiafcitcn Der.
ititmmen 81 laiicu. Ger irnac Gr5-
berSog batte Die niht lun9ciGbrlid)e
Miiiion %iibernonnlell. Die bebrollis
f)en 3lllt1ltoe III Dem ultgliidlid)cl1
2anbe 5l regellt lu1o SrieOcn 5l
ihoffcr. Ios mar 9lninngs bcS SSsoh.
res 1861. Cine oiterreifiid)e Src-
gatte brohte ben Gr5her5og ultb Ietnc
@emahIin nod Sera GritS, po err lllts
ter benz Conner Der annpncn BON RE
itgen Wenifcrmengen beeeiitert be.
gritBt muroc. Die Heiic bon Gero
GrltS noh Der Soltptltabt Mcrifps ges
i~toltete iif) 5lt eineln ipohren Sri
ltntph5ltgc DEG lteltell Serrlf1erS.
lleberal lparen Srtumphpfprten er-
ridtet, Iep1ttotionen empfillgen III
iebem Sorfe Dos aaiierpaar unb Die
8epolfcrling bruf,te Dem iSiiritcn alli
bem goltjcn @cgc begciitcrtc Snatios
lleit Dor. geim Gmpfnnae iparcil
duh 1000 SllOioncr III ibrer nraleri.
ihcn Sraft onmeleno. gnblif fam
Der feierlite gin5ue III Die prGdltig
geifmiiftc Sailptitnot 1tth Dos Eo-
Iois. Srar5oitide Sruppen hilbetclr
Spalier. ;31tr Settc Der faiicrlid1rn
aaroiIe ritten General bon g~osoine
unb General Don Hetere, BON einent
groBen eldn5e,lOen Stnb gefolet. 0tit
einem feierliheu o5e Ge1n1" in Der
aatbebrole mar Die 6eier SIT Gnbe.
Ser aaiier mn Die Gaiierin nabnten
Belts BON Der 9teiioen5. 0rci Sabre
ipdter nltroe &aiier W~orinttlion uiii
Sefebl bon Sltare5 erihoiIen; Die nod,
iunge 4ntierin nllrbe ipubniim,tg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Tte critic Trau, bic dllprofurmiert
ipnrDe.

Mlts 9orbon meloet man ben COB
elmer Srau Mgnes 5bpmtlon, Die SO
Sabre aft geiporoen iii, uno ii6er
oerell 2ebcn nid)ts lueiter SIT lagert
mare, bate tie niht einmol, Dor
nlebr als smei Menidenaltern, iene
St1,noe Der 8eriibmtbeit aebabt, IN
Der Der Rane eines ein5elnen ploss
lid i'm Mllrtoe oler lit. Sic mar Die
Hifte bon Cir Games 9ouna Gimp
ion, einent Der groBten en9liIfen Mes
oisincr, Dem Die @iiienibaft pielerlei
Nel,erlingen 81 perbanfer bate. Sit
Der 9toht gum 4. Nop. 1S47 entoedte
Simpion Die o%tditbetiiden eigen-
lfaften bes Gblnroiorms. Die eriten
Gerilld)e nabm er an iih Ielbit nnb an
ieinen I%iiiitenten Dor. 0amt ober be-
nog er ietrle Nid)te, iif INIT Gbloroe
fnrm cinihl1fen au laiien. Das er'
p%erintellt befom tbr 10 gut, bab lie
ibrem Snfel bel Sen Sorfiibritneen
ieiner bas aroBte Slnfieben erreeeils
Den Gntoef1,ng u,f ofientltf als OBJ
left biente. Srnu Ignes Sbonrion lit
nlio in Der Shat inter Den MQionen
BON sSrallen, Die iemals florcformiert
ipl,rOen, Die a1ererite %seluelett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
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sig Gage bradltc Der Mann inter Ben
groBten Sdppierigfeitcu in Ben &Gl.
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pcrgongeneu SamStag b0rtc nun
@ontier in Spurcoing. no er lid &c.
robe oufhielt, III elmer StroBc nab
reno Der 9tad)t idredlide &iilieruic.
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den cinen Wamn auf bos idpperite
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