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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Charles c. Haines. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Administrator OF the estate Of
Charles c. Haynes deceased, TO the
creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the
first publication OF this notice, TO the
said Administrator al ShoShone,
County OF Lincoln. State Of Idaho.
Dated March 9Th, 1914.
". D. VREDENBURGH,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Charles
c. Haynes. Deceased.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-24

STATEMENT OF THE OWNER
SHIP, MANAGEMENT. ETC. OF
THE SHOSHONE JOURNAL pub
ished weekly at Shoshone, Idaho. re-
quired by the act of August p. 1912:
Editor. managing editor. business
manager, publisher. F. Melvin.
Owners. F. Melvin and Gooding
Bros. Shoshone Idaho. Known bond
holders. mortgages. and other secur-
ity holders, holding l per cent or more
of total amount Of bonds. mortgages
or other securities-First National
Bank, Shoshone Idaho.
J. F. MELVIN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 5th day Of April. 1914.
FRANK 7. DISNEY, Notary Public.
The Howser family have moved III
TO the new Hest building.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-24

young and older. Of Shoshone. who
can be impressed into any sort Of
proper service for the good Of the
cause, have been rehearsing for the
past week on their parts in the Coun-
ty Fair. which shows here next
Thursday and Friday nights. They
are all as busy as bees preparing their
parts. All are said TO be doing just
fine in the roles assigned 10 them.
Did anyone ever see anything so
funny and foolish as a bride and
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-24

band has just died. has not yet entire
y committed her part, but she reads
II with great ability and Will have her
speeches about her fourth dead part
ner down pat before Thursday night
The dialogue parts are only very
few Of the many funny and interesting
characters to be seen at the Fair"
and indeed the dialogue parts are only
a small part Of the entertainment.
The songs, choruses and drills are fine
features and the local stars are get
ting their drills as professionals.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-24
LETTER LIST.

Shoshone, Idaho. April 24.-Letters
remaining uncalled for at this office
will be sent to the dead letter office
Washington. ID. c., April IS. 1914,
IL not called for before. One cent due
on each: Aguira, Felis; Green, Roy;
Leabo, Ike; Parissenti, Etore.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-24

FOR SALE-Team. wagon and har-
ness: gelding and mare; mare will
foal later part Of March: also some
brood sows to pig in April; imple-
ments. chickens. etc.
F. T HAYMAN, JR-. Dietrich. Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-24

Victor O. johnson is the owner Of
a new Maxwell just purchased through
the Holman agency.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-24

Dy9HOs1 EDGE then, when applied
10 Pocket Knives. means not
only knife with blades of finest
steel. but a knife that is good
ali tilrough-good springs, good
handle. strongly made. good all
through. Good looking, too.
Dag1tD EDGE Knives are the I'll.
innate Of Pocket knife perfec.
ton.
sHOsHoNE HARDWARE STORE.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-24

The Howser family have moved III
o the new Hest building.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-24

II good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal at
tsntion appeal to you, trade at the
Morse Store II
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-24
MUST DRAW LINES
ON FREE SPEECH

Certain factions in Tonopah, Ne
vada's greatest mining camp, seem
determined to plunge the district into
anarchy. overriding law and order
and substituting chaos therefor After
all chaos, misery, business disrup-
ton, paralyzed industry and economic
losses represented by abated payrolls
are the chief stock in trade of the
labor agitators, represented by l. w.
w. contingents. l. w. Wism is such
a recent thing in America that de-
cent folks have been hard put in cop
ing with it. The abuse of the free
speech guarantee has been so palp-
able that it has fairly taken our
breath away, but by their own acts,
the so-called Industrial Workers OF
the World will compel. society to
abridge their free speech privileges
and curtail their freedom of action
to a degree that will make their re-
cent antics in Tonopah impossible
Churchill Standard.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-24

just money could afford spend for beeFments
equipment The New York stock market has also been affected
considerable and railroad shares have been persenty
commission has been discussing the and
endeayorng make mind after listening to
conflicting testimony the advice of Louis D. Bande thrown
IN to still further unsette matters.
reached by the commission awaited with the
greatest only by the railroads but by business
manufacturers public we'll for the question
way the other and all apprehension concerning
the matter removed,
committed suicide because his wife nagged him
for oomg away quarter getting his hair is surprising to
learn that he had any hair.
Iuerta compelled to leave Mexican soil because he cannot
take with him, But then he has the bar1
English sufragetes want to blow up the king Ihey
should leave that to the queen.
Smash the pork barrel, excams rate editor But that
would spoil the baeon.-Los Angeles Tribune
II took DR. years get back the meligh again
He is a ham
The bakeeps wait ongngy for the arrival of uerta
with his s6000O00
Euertas flight is particularly fleet
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-24
DESERVING OF SUPPORT.

TT working the operators Of Tonopah have
that has for its object the saving OF
life and property under circumstances that heretofore have baed
all attempts hold For the past week number of
diligently engaged taking lessons the art Of
resusctao the value Of which amply demonstrated two days
ago at The entered into the
Their only eqmed by their deter
minaion all power perfect themselves scientific
methods may day their salvation from hor
These devong themselves to the work with
spirit that reflects active appreciation The Tonopah Mine Opera
aided the by paying
the mine full wage for the time occupied in the study
Mine supcrntenden have also taken direct personal interest IN
progress the and have fitted themselves for service
emergency by attending the daily demonstration Not salts
with this they have further to promote enthusiasm
Tonopah have the incentive of competing with other
and they all the expense OF sending
four the Reno September -Four teams
Tonopah and each consists Of five men
it will glance the travelling expenses will not be
any hng In Reno the will be the guests of the
University which will take of them by furnishing
board the BY this the mem
bers of the rescue will saved from all but personal
penses during the stay in Reno
the interest of humanity and should be
eouraged by every good citizen having thought for his fellow
The with apparatus available all times
in the of cali from the business portion OF
that Of the dense smoke fire in the basement
building where helmet would have reached
the seat of trouble few after the first alarm
The presence Of six well drilled the of Tonopah
furnish auxiliary that be despsed event of
eonfagraon threatening fire the business district and the
devong themselves acquiring information and
perene should be encouraged by
woman who has the welfare Of the camp heart
That Importance Of Tonopah the eyes of the bureau
understood be said that this the only place
where the and its instructors have
been assigned for a period of three weeks
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-24
CHANGE OF DEPOTS
BY GOLOF|ELO LINE
ToNoPAH G. TIDEWATER TRAINS
OPERATED TO BEATTY OVER
BULLFRoG ROAD.

The Tonopah & Tidewater is run
nlng trains as usual in and out of
Goldfeld making direct connection
at Beatty with the recognized Bull
frog-Goldfield railroad operated by
the Clark line. The south bound
train leaves Goldfeld at 1880 a. m
and the Tonopah & Tidewater with
sleeper attached leaves Beatty at
3:40 p. m Leaving Los Angeles at
g p. m. the Tidewater reaches Cold
field at 7 p. m, leaving the Pullman
at Beatty at lis p. m,
BY this new service it is hoped
the southern lines will be placed on
a better operating basis and in the
end give the public more efficient
service BY this arrangement the
Tidewater uses the freight and pas
senger terminals of the Clark road
at Goldfeld but a separate office is
i maintained downtown for the con
i yenience of patrons.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-24
A MAN OF THE PEOPLE.

fudge BEN f. CRIER seeking the Republican nomination for
the supreme Of the of Nevada Of
who identified with the early history
mining before the days Of Godfed and
Tonopa Reference the legal experience of the candidate the
bonanza failed the highest compliments paid the
distinguished by the leading members of the British bar
The story is good given
follows:
judicial which then comprised Washoe and Churchill
counties during this period that he heard which
aterward famous England for involved titled noble
man called London testify regard
in the legal proceeding staged the
wild and wooy The judiciary there amazed at Judge
and his profound knowledge of their beloved
paid great Difference He decided
had pictured in their minds when they
called him for his and he made the subject of
extended English technical journals which
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-24
RATE DECISION.

It HE decision of the
whether the railroads entitled TO 5 per cent
freight be rendered day In
will be definitely the long agony
ended v ntmated that while the per proposition will be
reJered. will be allowed and upon
srtis will definitely the decision given
ou publication
question before commission for many
nahs and the backwnesS of business lines
desire know upon part railroads
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-24
CATTLE RUsTLlNG SUSPECTED
IN THE lLLiPAH COUNTRY

Clarence Moorman, Of Illipah, has
had considerable trouble for some
time past in losing cattle Nearly rs
head of cattle have disappeared from
his range lately and absolutely no
trace of the stock can be found. 1t
is thought by those in that locality
that a system of cattle rustling is
being carried on. The Norman
brand is the NJ o. and N. ", and al
though an investigation has been
made in different parts of the county
no trace of the stock has been dis
covered. Ely Prospector.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-24
BASE BALL
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yesterdays Games.

At San Francisco Portland 0, San
Francisco 2.
Batteries Reiger. Evans and Fish.
er; Baum and Schmidt.
AT Sacramento-Los Angeles g.
Sacramento s.
Batteries Ryan. Musser and
Brooks; Maarkay, Gregory and Lynn
At Los Angeles game: Oak
land /, Venice A.
Batteries rough. Killalay ant
+ Mite; Henley and Elliott
+ At Los Angeles Second game
Oakland 5, Venice A.
/ Batteries-K lawitter and Alexan
der; Hit, Fleharty and Elliott.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-24
DELEGATE TO GOOD ROADS.


ny Associated PresED
SACRAMENTO, July 24.-The gov
ernor has appointed Walter Cogge-
shell, of Eureka, delegate to the good
road convention at Medford, July q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

ibn 10 ei~n5utbeilcn. baB er aif Der
criten Cite Der @ciallenen itebe. INN
Der Trmec itno Dem Gntcrlano Elm
9utes Veilpicl Sl gebeu. Seinc CIR
nennuna unb Nttipicruns bcim Stint
ten Sdnopehr : ilblaneurcainucnt lit
benn audi bereits erfplet. 8raf
Sternber9 ut Elm beipnbercr Srcunb
bcs peritorbencn oitcrreihiid,cn Sbronz
iol9ers Sran5 Scrbinnnp, bciien 600
or in eiucm ieincr5eit auiiehenerresens
Den Grtitel nuf Die iflcdhtc pitcrreihis
Idle @erualtuns 5uriidfiibrtc. @lcihs
6eiti9 hat lih ulIh Der Heffe @rnf
Sternbcre's, Shirt Sugo Salms
&eiffcrideiht. Der nod niht i'm itelz
iunsspflidtigen Iltcr ltebt. frcilpiQia
gum arieasoicnit acmeloet. Baron
@cprpmo lit dis Slie9cr cingcriidt.
Ger dlteitc Spbn hcs Wartaraien
Yalluuicini enolid bat Elm bealcmcs
Commando nbgclebnt unb lit iu elmer
aapnllcrie , Srllppen Sipiiion dfs
SrrpnnnuSsS ffi6icr cinaeriidt. lIno
bon dlcn oieien itcbcn 80 YroSent
brett i'm Selhc. nidt alio bel pcn
boben Commands.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

lag. Gieies @ort mDd,tcu gngldnber.
Sran3pien mo Huilen germ al5 Der
Bclf ihoifen. 8enn Der pGpitlihe
Nun3iu5 in Mtiindpen. Dem ihlalien
WrnIhe bes ruiiiihcn @eihditatrds
gers cutipredenb, Den ShuB Der
Huiien in 9npern iibernpmmen bate.
Damn mare baourh Der iibIc @iubrud
bes 10 mnbren Yapitlporte5 perluii1t
mproen.
NuSerbem mag DEN rriiiidem Siplps
maten bel leirem Aniinnen an Die
&itric aud Die 3ilfiiht auf Die Yplen
geleitet bnbeu. go iplltc bel cen
Yulen Der Nnihein ertpcdt meroen,
ais oh Der @atifnn in Hont nit Rug
ldub lnmpntbiiicrc. Die 3umlltbuue
Der Huiicu mar Inn 10 m%pcrfrorcncr,
ais gernoc HuBlnno lett Snbren Die
fdtboliihc Stride II. Bic 4utbolifeu in
HuBlanh ants Sfdrftc ucriulat but.
Grit nod in dllerleBter 3eit bat HuBs
lanb aIlc Riinidc. sic int SntereXc
Der ruiiiihen Solen gcduBert plirben,
Idlrpff Suriidgeuieicn. Die futbos
liihen Yolcn utb Die fatholiiheu
6uIIcn hdbcn bon HuBlnno MIR @ers
fol9un9cn uno llugerefti9teiten cfns
pfangen. ino bas ruiiiid,c auicbcn inn
@atifan tam man iih Dariim oenfcn.
-.&. g, 81. Iu9uIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Gin Observation-Disclosures.

Nus Sransiurt a. 8. miro selhriez
ben: Aonmt on idiidtern elm anideis
ncnb ihulpflid)tiges iunscs Siiridhcn
IN bns @eiddfts5imrer bes Hetrutens
Sepot5 bonn G%riaBbatailon eines Hcs
ierpes Neaiments. Srobbem Der Selps
pebcl. Die Shreibcr mno anocre
Sienitperionen anpeienb iino, entbeft
bas Ilge bcs Serrn oSaupimamS oas
&erldlen. bos burfuB iinb MIR notbs
hiirftia befleibet in reipeftpoler Gut
fernung nabe Der Sbiir itcben geblie>
ben 1T uno Ole Wilee %rnsconloia in Der
Sanb brebt. ,Was miait on. mcin
Sunge?" ira9te Der ircunblihe Gltere
&err nit Den tlirrenbcn Sporen an
Sen Stiefcln. I'D mill in ocn arice
aieb'nl" fomnt 5uperiihtlif Die Mnts
mort BON bcs Sungen 9ippen. sd
fam bif aber nidt braudcn, mein
Sobul"-ySd ipiu nber, Serr Saupts
mannl~ rnft Der &nirps. SD bab'
ihon nit ben Seberlten On an ole
Wnner geiproden (pem &ahrpoiteu
lpabriheinlihl unh Der ioat: I'D
fannl"--.8 ie alt bin OIL beun?"--
.%t5!--dber Den B. Sftpber mcre' id
16. &err Sauptmonnl" Ma. aeb'
mur mad Souic. @as in9t beun oein
Gater?"--rSer InHt; 81 tonn!" rnit
bas aerIhen eatlhleoencr nod ais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Der Siterreidsiiebe GsctaSel
itt SsIee.

@etrcu ibren nlten Srabitioneu
babcn nue Die alien piterreidilheu
Noelsgeihlettcr, bercn Namen in Der
&ricasgcifihtc burd pic Sbateu ibrer
Ibncu f%ortlcbcn. n%nmtbaftc Sertrcter
ms Sclo aeididt. &pm Scrrenbalie
limb eiuaeriidt Srdiibent Shirt 8ius
biifs8rds. Die &ices Srdiibenteu
Shirt Silritenbcr9 uuo Shirt Sd0ns
burg. Shirt adrl Nnerspers. Shirt
Sran5 Soiepb Nuersperg. Shirt Sins
IN. Der cbemdliae Sanbmatihal YrinS
Sobtcpis, Siirit Sdlpar6enberg. Shirt,
Sricbrih Snbfoluie. @raf Seirrid)
Glams Wtortinis. Gbmauu Der Hcd)ten
ccs Serreuhauiee. TrinS SranS Sicd,s
t~cnitein ulb DER Sanomaritaa SrinS
SpuiS Sichteniteiu. 8rni 3imIinstp
nit Siuci S0bncn, @rnf Sarnopstn
@rui Mcltphnlcn H.. !. 10. Sie @rGs
lin Cara Noitie. Sdhpeiter Der MOI
hctcn &erSuain BON Q~pbcnbure. Der
8emablin peS GrSber3ogS Srau5 Ser
rinaub. idlidt ihren @atten unh allr
ibrc bier Sobne in ben 3rice. GuBers
DEM bcfinben iidl bel Der Irmee: iiirf
8riibcr 9iedtenitein bapon nrei I'M
ielben Regiment, pier Sriiber Shrpars
scnbera. iiinf Trin5en Nlierspcrs. bier
$rinScn @inbiihs @rds. lieben Srius
sen Sobiomis. Shirt Salm sebt alS
Sreiwili9er obue Charge. cbenio Der
Wnioratsberr Der Samilic Sbuus
SpbenStein. Sieie Samilic licicrt
ALIEN Elm Susenb adntpier. Ser
iriiberc Srdlibcnt hcS Ab9corouctens
hduieS @roi %ettcr bon Der 9ilir gebt
dis Stabsar5t ms SeIb. @rof Nbols
bert Sternbcr9, Der nidt mthr mebrs
pilihti9 lit unh ~ieiucrScit and ben
Slrcntricg mit9cmoht bat, rid,tcte au
Oas aricesminiiterium cine gin9abe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Jnbildsn SemtieR . annerifani'
feber priefter.

9as 25sidbrise dilberne) Sus
bildum fpnnen feiern:
am IS. Sttober. Der bpd,p. Batter
Yeter I. 0cles. Serielbe murbc ae,
boren am IA. Sc3ember 1856 Al BEL
gium, @is., Gr3bio3eie IiIipnufee; lit
Heftor ser Wurid 8eburte Stride Az
CONTRA, @is.
Im 20. Sftober, Der bod,fp. 0ater
Siibor Hidlin. 8. g. 3. 9erielbe
lpurbe geboren am 2. Sebrnar 1852
5u Seitpiler. @ro5eie StraBbnrs. inn
2nnoe lett Dem 8. Nopember 1890; ut
Hgftor Der Stride 5ur 81. Samilie 5u
Indroarto, Sfloboma.
gm "a. Cftober, Der bohfp. Batter
Sieronpmus Reifipein, 8. 6. 6. Ser,
ielbe tpurbe seboren an Z. Se5ember
1850 81 Nieoer5enaheim, SiD3eie
Simbers; i'm 9anbe ieit Dem IS. Sept.
1882; lit int &armcliter s8Ioiter az
HittsbIrgb. Sn.
PIN. "a. Sftober. ser hohip. Yater
Irbros Srlioer, 6. 6. s. 9eriefbe
luiIrbe geboren am 8. Wdr5 1867 gu
Neip Dprf Gin; Ut i'm &urmeliters
8loiter Ill Nctp Baltimore. I'D
,Scroln bes @lollbens." :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Gin finSlieter Grief Scr rmiii'
fcbsn Diplomatic.

Die ruiiiihe Diplomatic bat lid,
nelerpinss eiucu Grid geleiitet, iiber
Den ale Welt laden milBte. peun CT
nidt 5uglcid Die llnperirorcnbcit Der
rliIIilhen Diplomatic Seinte. Wie
ms II Hpm bon 5uperldiiiger Seite
geIhrieben miro, bat Der rniiiide @ez
lddftS!rdgcr IN Hpm Die 9iaipitdt ges
babt, bel Der &urie un5ufragen. Oh lie
nid)t Den pGpitliGen Hltn3iu5 in Wtiins
dlen anipciien tonnte, ba6 er beu
Shub Der Hullen in Sdpern ilbers
ucbmc. @s mare interei1dnt, baS @es
iiht Der Nuiien bel bieier Infrnge uno
bel Der Nntrport Der &llric 81 ieben.
Ser Nuiic bate g~e9laubt, or tonntc
Den &atitan aud, iiir Die ruiIii6e
SuIitit %einfnn9en. OGtte Scr Huus
3iiS in 0tiinfen Seiebl erbalten. beu
ShnB Der Hllilen 81 iibernebmcn, 10
nilroc natiirlih Der Ginbrud cutitan>
Den fem. ais oh Der Iutitun ulIdl an
Den GuBlaub befrcumbetcn RGhtcn
sable rlp 9cluiIiernloBcu alli Der Seite
HllBlann's itebe, peuigitens moralild
llnp nit icinen Spmpatbien.
Is lit ben 8uiien uno SranSoien
unb Gn9ldnberu nolig unbeaucm. bab
Der peritorbenc Yapit Die 3umutbung.
or ipnc NIT ieincm giuilub iiir cine
idleunigc Notwithstanding scs Srics
pens ptrfen, init Den bcfdnntcu 8ors
ten ablebnte: Ser Ionard, oui Den
ulcin ih eiulpirten tpnntc. neil CT
immcr Gin treller Sobn Der Stride ges
lpeIcn ut, bcfinbct iid) III cincm nnr al
Acrcdtcr aricge." Sicie5 pGpitlidc
@urt Gat aller &elt ge5eigt. 100 Med)t
lno llnrrdt, 100 Srepel unb giotblpc6r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
GPamberIain'S Meinmne.

ScrIin.-Sn Der .Snternatios
nalen Mondtsid,rift" (2S. Sept.) crs..
idDcint ein Yrtifel nes eneliidcn
Sdrifttelcrs 6puiton Stcfpart
Gbomberlaiu. Der felt 1885 in
Seutihlanb nno Seiterreid 9es
ippbnt bat.
Chamberlain perte6rte NIT benz
aaiicr 5%lpansslos. Nah linn lit DER
Wunart bon cincm tiefen @ernnts
lpprtlidteitsseiiibl segeniiber 8ptt
unb elmer sruBen Sr~iebensliebe bc>
ieelt. I Sein bodliter Wunid lei gcs
lpeicn, Der Srieoensfaiier bon DER
Nad,ipelt sctonnt 8u fperbeu.
Ser pod,entlife Iuslpcis Der
Heitsbanf craibt cine Sunnhmc BON
4S.357.000 Marf an @olbbnrrcn.
Sfosumtss unb Vuntnpten. ionic
cine Ibuabme bon 60.799.000 Mfdrf
an llmlaiisnotcn cine 3unabme bon
214.71S,000 Mari an Scpots una
54,932,000 Marf Ditto an Sob an
SdnD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Drifte SammeisGife tes .. H.
y. GcntraispereinS Don
uerns2lmerifa

sur Sinberung Der Gptb Ser pom
arieg teimgeluften 3eutI6lano's uuo
Celterreihs uu9arn's:
Sriiber ouittiert: 50, 066.23 9urd,
.Imerifa" bon a~llslpdrtigcn 2eiern,
$40; ct. Sobanncss &erein, 8tufiton.
Winn., $2S.25; 8. Scr6anr, 9ottons
MOOD, Sbnbo. 50; Surd 9Rep. @rcgpr
Steil, 8. z. g., @emeinbe unb Vers
elm. Hid)mpnb, Dfimn.. $3.50; Surt)
8eo. 5. y. @aroein, ct. Soiepb'ss@es
meinbe, Weppcn, 81, $500; ct.
Sobamcs s@erein, Soutb 9cnb. Sno..
$50; Ourh Hen. s. :. Soffmann,
Srpotlpn, u. o., SO; 9urt 8cp.
s. Slnif, ct. Nieolaus), Sacaba,
Wis, $34; Mrs. Bertha 8ciler, &ebs
forb, isis, 81; Mnt. 8ltB. Wooiter,
g., 81; Setter Sbiel, Mantabpr. Y.
Sat., So; ct. Soicpb's llntcritiis>
ungss @erein. Bridgeport. Conn. $25;
9urh Tep. Smaliun. ct. 2aurcntinss
@erein. Saribault, Ninn.. 500. so;
Surh Heo. Weinrao. 8. z. g., Scrs
Seius8 emeinpe. Sreepprt. Nim.,
$13S; Surd, Sefretdr Cos. Sinifert,
NttinIon. Sans, $40; Surh Hco.
ISM. 5. Sfeiner. 8cit Union. Winn.
S34.35; Surd Hep. Iaulls. .. DC.
GAP, ct. Srancis 9burt. Wunior.
anus., sos; 0urt 8ep. Iart.
Sdmitt. 8. 2. g.. ct. Sobanncss @es
meinbc, Wteiu @rope, Ninn.
$113.7S; 9urt, 81. areu3s @ercin.
Sarfitpn. 2. Sat, 1888; Surh Rep.
y. 9rabt, ct. Yeter's 9burf. 8illppz
bale, Sans, $72; Gep. Nic. Oietrid,.
9drlple, Soma, SO; Surd, 6rn.
Wnrt. Shaeier, BON Seutiten in
Scafurs, Solua, $191; ct. Seiurif's
llnterltiiBungs : &erciu. @panspiae,
Snb., $50; ct. s@erein, ct.
Saul, Iinn.. 800; Surh Hep. g.
NC. Sung, Stabl Bros. IS, uno ,sps.
Sud)hpl5, ct. Saul, Mainn.. 81; q.
Willers. NIun, Cid. So; Seutider
tatboliider Serctnsbunb bon SQinoi5,
$50; Cos. StIbcr. Hlpert, Soa., 81;
Sos. @brlcnbad, Splebo, O., 81; w.
y. grlieder. Interchangeable, @is.
SO; @abriel Saiu. @lencoc. Minn.
SO; Surd) Hep. VI. Sedmann, ct.
SoliS> @emeinbc. Gaitropiue. 5erus.
$55; ct. N~Ipbonlusz @crein. eric.
ga, $25; 9urf Rep. Geo. Reber,
ct. Soiepb'ss @emcinbe. Neu Dill
fGrb, g., $50; ct. Soiepb's s@crein.
Hbinelano, Ger. S216.25. Sptal:
$3,951.56.
Gin ber5lifes oGergelt's 8pttl"-
Sollte irgenb Semnub eenei9t iein,
inter ieinen Srcunben cine Sammlung
fiir obigen 3lpet auf8unebmcu. 10
penoe mdn Iidl an Sohn 8. Sucnes
mann, Setretdr. Dor 284. ct. Yaul.
0tiun., unb es miro Inn cine poer
mcbrcre Sammeliiteu 5lieeidtidt tpers
Den. I~dltungspoI,
Spbn 8. Sucuemunn,
Gprreip. unb Siuau5@Sefr bcs G.s&.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Weleee Opfer an ulenictetss
Ieben esftete Scr SelS3ms
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$40 CffiSiere.
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Wuffe serufenen OeutIfen: 1,451,s
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leenngen @eltorbeneu: 26.397 Ianns
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