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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-06
OKLAWAHA RIVER ITEMS
Movements of Vessels and Other In
tereSting Matters

Silver Springs, Jan. 6.-The 45th
season of the famous Hart Line
opens today when the steamer Okee-
hnmkee arrives; due at noon; steams
at ? p. N.
The freighter Sharp Shooter ar
rived from Palatka Saturday and
steamed in the afternoon for Doug
las on canal.
The Sharp Shooter is due today.
The Silver Springs will be launch
ed and christened this week and
goes out on her first trip of the sea-
son next Monday, the 18th.
When the Day Line vessels sail
for Palatka Monday it will be the
third season for this popular line
Charles Rodoff will go on the road
as representative of the Day Line.
Mr., W. Romaine Fisher is the
popular travelling agent OF the Hart
Line of steamers.
Mr.. Robert Mathews has charge of
the resort at the Springs and acts as
commodore of the Day Line.
Mr.. Terrell is postmaster and rail
way agent
The boy pilot, Make Mason, left
Saturday for Orange Park, where he
joins his brother, Captain Carl Mas
| II, On board the government power
beat. Captain NcGu:re.
The deIuges CT rain lately filled to
| on eraowing the lakes and swamps
and the old river is running more
| I'LL, consequently the steamers will
stand a better chance for a success
ful season.
The cheapest village in the coun-
t. in which to buy food stuff is al
| ConEor Mp. t. Randall owns the
Watter station store. He receives
freight by all water route and il
gives him much pleasure to sell SC
/ heap to his countrymen. The Other
nearby stores are Hicks & Son al
Lynn. and Goodwin & Gore al Pow
ell Town. These three stores are the
cheapest selling places in the county
On oooo,,,+ of ,ro+o,. ,o.- .t,o,- nv,
o,,eA,aa - al, foz lasu
tn, rr.. -. ,r ~.
>*-
ine DAY Line wiz III an pio'" oii
i'' o''ii a. .he 'es' q VI ~ u d an5e
oi 'he "eiaAa uoeh siope ioi d ma
'i''ui s1op o'ei u"liS
: 1he liners iol SUPP eiiacs 10 'ei
heeh' ou' III time Vi heeu 'he sehia
+, SPLIT 10 never maj Cd iol 'eooe
Fhi stahu p9 the one III ulslres
I'M uils
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-06

Il is a source of much comfort, as
OF cid. for the river folk going trad
time when the elements are cold. to
find there the old traditional stove,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-06

tConcluded on Page Four)
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-06

terial prosperity, as we'll as its moral
and political well-being must de-
pend
Finally the public library includes
potentially all other means of social
betterment. a library is a living or
ganism. having within itself the ca
duction
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-06
OCiLi SEED STORE

String beans are positively scarce
this season, AMI we advise that you
;yut your or iers iE early. Seed houses
Lave all cut their orders down 20 so
..er cent and lower 1919 If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-06

Nothing nicer for little remem-
brance than Kodak picture on
nice calendar. We have the caIen-
dars FOR all sizes of pictures at 15c
each. Gerig's Drug Store 1915 If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-06
OCALA NORTHERN SCHEDULE

No. IA. leaves Ocala daily except
Sunday, at 1:25 p. n. Arrive Bur-
bank, 2:30 p. m, Fort Mccoy, $50
p. m, Orange Springs, 4:05 p. m,
Palatka, SIS p. n. Sunday train
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-06

The largest shipment of NunnaI-
ly's Candies that ever came to Ocala,
just in at Gerje's Drugstore 12-I5tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-06
SEED OATS

Florida raised 90-day Oats for sale
al Ocala Seed Store 1913 IF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-21
CLYNN URGES PASSAGE
Of INSURANCE LAW
He KILLED BY VETO
Governor Points Out That
Provision Under Compensa-
ton Act Changes Situation.

ALBANY. Jan. Cloth Houses Of
the Legislature were urged by Gov.
Glynn In q special message to-day 20
pass the INSURANCE" bill he vetoed at
the conclusion Of the recent extva SEES.
sion. In II the Executive said he be-
lievcd NIL insurance corporations and
associations carrying on business Of
workmen's compensation Insurance
should file with the State Superintend-
ent Of Insurance data concerning their
Risks and premiums
A bill was introduced In the Legis.
lature to-day 20 provide that ~ com.
pany be permitted 10 do this business
until Its rates and schedules are ap-
proved by the State Superintendent. In
part the Governor said:
II felt constrained 10 veto this bill
when II came before me for executive
consideration because I felt that the
state insurance Fund shortly TO be
inaugurated under the provisions Of
the new Workmen's Compensation
law might be regarded as being In
cluded among the associations" over
which these large supervisory powers
were given 20 the Superintendent Of
Insurance. and IL seemed to me I'M
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-21
SAGE AND SULPHUR
DARkENS GRAY hAB
It's Grandmother's Recipe
10 Restore Color. Gloss
and Thickness.

Hair that loses its color and lustrc. or
when Il fades tuSns gray. dull and life
less. i. caused by a lack OF sulphur 10 the
hair. Our grandmother made up n mix
turc Of Sage Tea and sulphur to keep
her locks dark and beautiful, and thou
sands Of women and men who value that
even color. that beautiful dark shade Of
hair which is so attractive. use only this
old-timc recipe.
Nowadays We get this famous mixture
by asking AT any drug store for a 50
cent bottle Of "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy" which darkens the
hair SO naturally. 80 evenly. that nobody
can possibly tell IL has been applied. Be.
sides, IL takes off dandruff. stops scalp
itching and falling hair. You just
dampen a sponge or soft brush with il
and draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand AZ o time. BY morn
ing the gray hair disappears; but what
delights the ladies with wycth's Sage
and sulphur Is that, besides beautifully
darkening the hair after a few applics.
tions. il also brings BACK the gloss and
lustre and gives Il I'd appearance Of
abundance.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-21

spcctor Titus's stan at No. 900 East
Ono Hundred and Forty ninth street
In the Bronx. II Ia n photograph gal
lery conducted by Andrew J. Arnold.
who lived in the place. and Leo
kirschner. n well-set up. good look
Ing. glib young fellow who gave the
police his address a. No. 10 East
Ninety sixth street.
From photographs found IN the
place II In believed by the police that
at least 200 young girls have fallen
victims to the system Of kirschner
and Arnold. They were arrested on
the complaint OF Anna Stsndroup.
seventeen years old. who disappeared
from her home at No. PA West Nine
ty-second street early last April.
Anna was found at o'clock this
morning In fat at No. 15s West
One Hundred and Forty fourth street
living with woman named Ruth
Boiler. twenty -scvcn years old. The
girl said she had been In the fat
since q few days after she left home.
The Boiler woman wns arrested and
held in Harlem Police Court In $1,000
ball for examination on Il charge OF
abduction.
Anna standroup said she had been
placed In the Boiler Nat by "a man
who ran a photograph gallery In tho
Bronx and visited her regularly. She
told the detectives that on tho day
she left home she met young man
At One Hundred and Tenth street and
Cen&rai Park West who got into con-
versKtion with her. praised her good
looks and volunteered to take hor
photograph.
She went with him to the Bronx
photograph gallery. whore. after pos
Ing for a photograph In her street
clothes, she was persuaded to pose In
the altogether. After that. she said.
she was attacked by Arnold with
Kirschner's aid and was then taken to
the nat In Harlem. where she was OK
plotted by the Boiler woman.
Detectives Mccullough and Fits-
gibbons went 70 the photograph gal
icry at noon. They found kirschner
there. and while they were question
Ing him Arnold. who had been con-
ccaled In another room. made u dash
fer liberty. he was caught outside
the door and dragged back.
Photographs Of Anna Standroup
were foun8 In tho gallery. There
were moro than two hundred photo
graphs of other girls who had posed
In tho nude. These photographs will
be compared with pictures Of missing
girls on file at Police Headquarters.
Arnold and kirchncr were locked
up In the Morrisania police station.
There they were identified by Anna
complished her ruin.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-21
Brave DOCTOR LOVED
MS PET CANARY BRO
All That Was Rescued From
$4,000 Fire at Union
Hill. N, ].

Damage estimated at $4,000 was
caused by . nre this morning at the
rear OF shoe store owned by Joseph
Schnodel. No. l76 Bsrgenline avenue.
Union Hin. N. J. The nre spread
rapidly down tho block a. far ~
No. ITO. each Of the four houses being
burned down. No. 40 was occupied
by DR.. John Ademisius. . dentist.
and No. II: by Dr. Hits. eye special
ist. The IRE had gained consider
able Roadway before II was discov-
cred, and the families Of these two
doctors had to got out In such .
hurry that they saved only the
clothes they we're wearing. the alarm
reaching them Just In time to enable
thom to dress.
DR.. Ademisius made q dash back
into the burning house and rescued
bis pet canary. which was the only
thing saved from the flames. Bergen
line avenue 10 the main business
street Of Union Hin and contains
much valuable property. BY tho time
the nremen arrived the flames had
gained % strong q hold on the four
houses that all they could do was ia
save the adjoining buildings. The
origin OF tho fire u unknown.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-21

desirable that there should be any
conflict u authority between the In
surance Department and the new
Workman's Compensation Commits.
sion in respect 20 the State fund.
This bill. modified so as 20 exclude
the State fund from the operation be-
yond any possible question. 10 about
TO be introduced at the present $685.
sion Of the Legislature. and In my
judgment y should. In its present
form, he Immediately passed"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-21
NINE. xorA,e. Pr.sr...s.s.

MELBOURNE. Australia. Jan. n
from Thursday Island comes word that
Nine. Lillian Nordica. the opera singcr
who has been suffering from pnsuino.
MIA. u progressing favorably. Nine.
Nordica was one Of tho passengers Of
the steamer Tasman. which ran on q
shoal In the Gulf Of Pspua on Dec. n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
Sranfreict.'s GeIpcnft.

Nad Der neleiten bcfnnnt oc9cbcs
men Stntiitit ltelt iid Der Hiidgnng Der
@cburten in Srnnfreih iiir bns Sabr
1913 i'm Scrglcid Gum %urjubr mlf
SIP. Sieies lit nit Nusnabme oes
Sabrcs 1911 Die niebrigite 8eburtss
rate, lpeIfc jc III Sranfreih gu pers
5cifncn mar.
Nuf ic 10000 Ginipobncr tantcn i'm
Sabre 1913 1873 @cburtcn. aeocu 100
I'M Sabre 1912, 1877 in 1911 unb
1876 in 1910. Sic 3abl Der i'm
Sabre 1913 geberencn aiuber betrug
7l5,539. iudbrenb nod I'M Sabre
1872 945,0OO @eburten 5u per5eihs
zen marcn.
bic @eburtcu ilbcritie9cn bic
SopesidIe i'm Sabre 1913 um Al
9O1, mas b~urhidnitilid 10 ali ie
10000 9epobncr bebeutet. I'm
Sclltihlanb iibcritei9en Die 8eburten
Die SubesiGqe auf Der Balls bon TO-
600 @elpobner %9erednet. burhidnittz
lid nm 1871, in Seiierreid nm t07.
IN lln9arn nm 1870, in Stalien IN,
40.
.gbci1liebungen ipurben IN Srants
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
Arbeiter>O reaniiatienen.
Spbn Wanamafer crflirt c3 fiir Wabr=
finn, iie nid,t nncrtenncn
81 mplet.

Cor Ser @unbcs@ Gpmmiiiipn fir
inouitrieQe Sc5iebungcn ipraf lid an
%. Suni 81 Ybilnbelpbio, Ya., Spbr
@unnmufcr ein9ebenb fir llnionisz
mus ans unb crfldrte es filr 8obns
linn, bic Nrbciter= 81 gnniiationcn nidt
ailertennen 81 lppllen. Ser ltnipni3>
mus, iogte er, babe in iiiu9itcr 3eit
idlper blrH unfdbige Siibrllng 9es
litten, nber cine before Irt bon Siibz
rem lei bercits III Siht. Nls bas
bette Wfittcl sur Ierltdnbiaun9 Slri7
iden aapital unb Mrbeit bc6eidneter
Die Scicitiguna bon Tprllrtbcil unb
WiiBperltdnbniB, ipp3u es piel bcis
trn9en ipiirpe, ipenn bic Irbeitcr>
Unions lid bon Den politii6en Ear>
teien fern bulten ppllten. Sir Die
leBtc Sniton5, ipcldhe ilbcr Nrbciters
Streitigfeiten cntideibcn iplte, bielt
Serr &unamotcr baS SanDcls> unp
Nr6citsz Sepnrtcmcnt.
Sci Der Teipredung bcs aapita(S
crtldrte Serr @anamufer cs fir cintn
ihlimmen Seblsriff Sobn 3. Hodce
fcllcr'S, baB er Den YrGiibcntcn gcnG>
tbi9t babe, Sunoestrllppen nad Colo
rabp 81 icnben. Sns bette Mittel
5ur %%erItdnoigung lei ndbcrc bircfte
Seriibrun8 5miiden Irbcit nnb
&apital.
Suf pitlc linn geItcGtc Srogcn err
fldrte iid) Serr @nnamafcr fir adbtz
Itiiubigc obcr gcringerc Irbeits5eit.
Sc5ii9lid) Der Srnuenlobne belt or
cine Ibitufun9 fir bns Hid)tigitc rnb
mcintc, bel Der SeitieBln9 BON Winis
~mallDbnen fpntme es auf Ben SeriuGl
an. gr lit aud fir bas Gin>Gcntz
Sriefportp unb Hegierung5eripcrb u1b
Vetricb Der Giienbabncn unb Dficntz
li6cn &erfcbrsanitalten sur Ser
biltun9 bon 3uitdnhen, mic Tie bel Der
Ncfp Snpen & Hpd Sslaub bc1tnnz
Den 6aben. Iud Wappr glanfens
burg ipllrbe iibcr sic 9c5icbungeu
SfpiiHcn Der Stabt unb ibren In9ce
ItcQten pernpmmen. IIh cr ipar fiir
HegierllngSbeIib unb Sctricb Dffcntz
lider Serfebrsanitoltcn, mofern lie
Dem politiiden ginfluB entriidt ipers
Den fonntcn. GummiiGr @eiuitpd
bcutete an, man ucrbe Grtperb Der
Gcrfebrsamitnlten iettens Der Hcsie=
rung SUR @errtnsernug Der Streitis=
feitcn sudden Nrbcitaebcrn nno Nn=
seiteltcn benz GungrcR poridlager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07

entfaIen iornit inn 8erabau AZ Ser
lettc, I'M Sabnbetrieb rs Terlebtc INN
III Den StahIperfen 225 @crleetc.
@tnn ioiitc cs taun fiir mp9lih
bdltcn, bab Die Stnblinbuitrie. in per
ullf ic t%nriicno Mrbeiter iiber 200
%erlcbtc fpmmcn, alrf Die Saucr in>
'tanbc mare, ibre @crfe I'M 9etriebe
81 baltcn, neil ibr ihlieBIid bna
WenIdenmoterial alls9ebcn miiBtc.
SeBtercs ludrc lppbl ulldb Der Sall,
lpcnn JIG ca nift neritdnbc, iid) nit
Der Guaranteeing cine idicr llnpcr>
Iie9bare Se5ngsauele 81 pcrihaffen
mn INNER iuicocr ncue S.neQcn III
crihlicBcr. Iber unlpilfiirlih itc(tt
lid Die Srnae elm Inb nit Der Srn1e
ultdl bic Yflidlt elmer cbrlihcu Sc@
nntportung: @dBt iih ScrortigcS
nidlt pcrbiitcu, ldBt Iit] Scr @ctricb
III Der Stnbl Snnuitric nif)t 10 &C.
%itnItcL Dap na Sos, mas bnmit &c
ihnffcu mirb. niht Die Grinncrrng III
Observation-Disclosures mn Wcni6cnz
ifinocrei 81 lueden brolldlt?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07

Sro6efliige, tpcl6c ouBcrorbentlid) be-
friebigten. SroB Der ihl~perfdligen
Snllnrt brr6idnitt bns Sabr5eug Die
&llft mic cine Shlpolbc. Yprtc uro
@lcnn s.. GurtiB, Der inn Iuftrag opn
HoOmnn @anamatcr Die 5000 YfD.
lricgcnbc Waidinc crbuut bat, muren
Die SnIaIIen. Infan9 Suli IoQ MN
Die 9roBe Snbrt nn9ctrctcn mcrocn.
Wenn mD9lih, miro Heutnant Yortc
mic bobcr ais 800 SUB iibcr Dem
@oiicripic9cl flic9cn. Scr ouf Dem
Slug3cug nn4cbrndtc gcbdltcr lit fir
300 @nlloncn Del cingcridtet. ga
Die Wnidinc pro Strnbc 5tuiidcu
ncun unO 5cbn @aQoncn pcrbruudlt
llno gal5 lcidt cine Sdncliqtcit bon
go Wcilcn erreihcn fam, 10 rpilrocn
bel ctrlcm alattcn Sllgc nnd Den
G5orcn mn 200 @allpncu pcrbro,ldbt
lpcrDcn. Splltc inbciicn itorfcr
@cNcnpinb bcrridcn. 10 f6nntc cs lcbc
lpobl paiiicrcu, onB bos Shlgtempo
pcrlnngIant mn cine Notblnuoung
nrf Dem &niicr mbcrmciolid, miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
JnSmftricsuniaae.

Sic Snd5citlmg .GoaI@9c" bat
iih Die Oiilbc genunmcn, musiinbiJ
81 madden, pcldJcr Snbuitrie 3pcig
Die mciitcn Spier an Subten lIno
%crlcBten iorOert nm burh ono Hcs
lultat ieiuer Suridun9en Die allges
meinc Nnli6t e~ntfrditigt, nnB Ser
8ergbnu bic meiiten Spfcr iprs
bert. Bic Selc9e iinb cincm piiis
5~iellcn Sotumcute bes 81. @ongreIieS
cntnommcn unb Snber autbcntiiG.
Sier iinb Die 3nblen:
Sm Sabre 1911 famen bon ben
insgeinnmi inn Ser9bau beihditigten
729.279 Yeripncu 31.334 3u mcbr
obcr miuber idiueren ~Gerlebungeu;
BON Den inS9cIammt i'm Giicnbabns
bctricb beidditi0tcu 1,669,S09 Ser
lnncn, 126,039; ron zen in Der
Stable Snoultrie 1886 beidditiaten
Yerionen, 35,764. Iui'S SauIenS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
tSpesicII far bicie Stttums(
Stc SGltaugrcucl bot Der nntcr=
iu9ungs= Gpumiiiion.

| Iih SlI9aren, @ricd5en unb Serbcr
ilber Die Mathematician Ncrb1ltnill(
III Wa3chpnien hinBabcn. Sebes
bicicr %oIfcr bottle i~cllicit5 bel
@rcn3e @icnid'en ieincr eiNcncn Hniic
3unae unO HeliJior III iinbcn, nab
reno tic i'd in @irflidtcit cincm I'M,
cntluirrbnrem @emiiG uller m0gltdci
%oltcridlnften gc9rnilber bcinuOcn, ir
HdG Die Scfrcier BON gcltcrn, nudNem
Der critic Hauid, porilhcr gcgnngcr
mar, cbcnio lcbr als Srtmoe mn
llntcrhrildcr cmpfunben murhcn, lp!c
Die frilbcrcn @crrcu jcne3 @cbietc2.
Sdbcr fomnlt es MN. DAB oicIcr
5lpcitc &%olfnntricg, i'll DEM Sic Dc
frcicr inter chamber bnnbgemeill
murocn, an Grbittcrltng un0 iniol9cz
ociIcn an @relcltbutcn rcidcr mar,
ais Der critic.
Scr 8eridt idilbert Sic ipitcnlas
tiitc Nticocrmcbellna gur6er Srts
ihnitcn, Die clcrbc Scbannlrno Der
@cinn9cncn, Die S0btung Der Gipilz
bcpoltcrung. Yliinberlu9cn llnO
SrnnoItiftllngen unb Die 5u6uoicn
&crgeipaltiglngcn bon Sralten. Gicle
fnd, gclnn9 cs Der Sommiiiion nltd],
Die %cranirortlihfcit Der H%cgicrungen
rllr Die pcrilbten @reuel burd Sofu>
mentc Oar5ulegen, 10 Die &crantiport@
lidteit Der bnl9ariihcn Hegierung
bel Dem Siirfcn Waiiatre in Ceres
nnb Die &erantlportlifteit Der thrift
ldcn Ncgicrllng nah Der Hiidfebr Der
ottomantldlcn SrIppcn nod Sra5ien
unb Iorinnopel. Ibcr nlld) iiber sic
pffi5icllc Setbdtigung Der Scrbcn unb
Der @ricdben in bicien traltri9en Nnz
gclcgcnbeiten licfert bus Spfument Der
Carnegie Stiftun9 Idredlide Sclege.
Srobb"m sic Sdlfanitnuten 1Gntmtz
lib llntcr5cidncr Der &na9er Nbfomz
men linb, babcn lie bieIc, Die &rieas
filbrllng bllmnniiicrcnben Scitimmuns
gen in fciner &eiIc bcriidiihti9t. linz
5dbli9e &erlpunbetc mllrbcn octDbtct,
III WtnI'en luurben bic @efan9cncn
%um9cbrudlt ubcr 81 6ungcrounlcn
pcrllrtbcilt. NlIdJ bic N%npcnDun9
bon GrploIip eallgeln lit bel Der gried,i>
lhcu mn bulgoriiden Irmee lpieberz
bolt feltgeitcllt lporbcn, cbcnIo Die
%crlcbung Der Yarlamcntdr Sla9ge
unb pes @enfcr> arer6es.
Ser Seridt Ser ltntcriudunase
Gpmniilipn 9ebt aud auf Die morali>
idcn unb ip5ialcn Solgcn bcs &ric9cs
Elm. SicIer bat cine %pollitdnDiee
moralii6e Iuarfie er3cu9t uno Die
clcmcntariten %oridriftcn Der pcri0ns
liden unp Der 9cieaidlaftlihen @ercdT
tigfeit in &ergciienbeit geratben luiier.
Cine unbnrmbcr5igc @rauiamfelt,
pDlligcr Wangel an gr6armen aeeen
&inDcr, Sdlpnd)c unb Scripulbcte,
&cgfaa icbcr Idtung pur Der Srall,
blinbe 3critorun9siputb, tlr5, nle
Ihledten ScibenIhaften nui ben 6obcz
punft getricbcn, lpnrcn Die Solgc Der
3criplitterun9 Der i%o5inlcn Srbnung.
Iae bieIe 3iige fanD sic Inter
l1dltngs >SommiIiion beitdtigt in Den
pcrfobltcn Huinen Der Ortidaiten, in
Den @r5Gblungcn Der Spfer unb lpgac
in Den fripolcn @eitdnbniien Der
Winctbdtcr iclbit 49,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
Dcr be3aRlt fir perniettmne
Scr Genfurrens.

Sic Nmcricnn Can 60. be3n6lte
bprrcnoe Erciie, ais GO gait ciniac
%Gorturrcn5 : Sabriten aui5ufauicu.
Sics fam in cincm &crbDr Dor Hcz
gtcrungsz &ertrctern in Dem Nufz
loiun9s@ %criabrcn 9cgen Die Imerz
ican Gan So. 81 Gage. fobn 9laG,
bon 9lnd & arebcs bon Baltimore,
CAB an. bdB fir Die Saltimorcr uno
Snoinnapoliicr Sabrif $750.OO0 BON
Srllit bc5ablt murpe. mdbrcnb Der
cigentIide &ertb MIR $4,000 bis
100000 mar. 8iQinm Salt erbicll
100000 fir leine Inlu9c, lpGbrenb
Die Wnlhincn nllr $4,000 mertb
rpnrcn, &bcoopr VI. Noglc, Scfrctdr
unb SduBmciitcr Der 81. Spncs Snlit1
San 50. iagtc aus, bnb iciue @eicQs
idaft $250,OO0 erbiclt fiir cine Nus
lagc ulb Sadtpertrng I'M @ertbc
bon $4,000, unb @nId)incric i'm
8crtbc bon $4,000. giad)bcm oieIC
Sirmcu an Den Sruit nu5pcrfullii
buttcn, b%urftcn ie 10 Sabre lang fcir
ncllcS lluterncbmcu bcrIclben Iri
grilnbcu. Nahbcm Der Srult Den
Wtnrtt controllicrtc, idnellten Ole
Erciie pou $40 bis SIS per SouIcnr
nuf $50 per Snlieno III Die 6Dhc,
Nuf bieie &eile tnmcn Die fir baa
Nuftnufcn Der %Gpnturrcu5 nusbc3abi1
ten @clbcr raid ipieber bcrein. llul
mebr ba5rl, benn bon MN an bcfonN
iif ser Adlfer IN Den SGnbcn D.:
Sruits, unb ba3 Yubliflm be8ablte
Die Soften Der &crnidtung Der Gons
furren3, unb fir bas Yripilegium. in
3ufuuft o einem Sruit fauien 81
bilrfcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07

reid i'm Sabre 1918 29S,76 perz
5cidynet, 1850 peniger ais i'm @orz
iabre. 3ur gleideu 3cit itieg Die 3abI
Der Sfeioun9en bon 1852 i'm Sabre
1912 duf 1876 IN 1913.
Ser rEemps" fniipft an bieie Stn>
tiItif Die Vemcrfllng, hnB bic gepolfc>
ruilg Sclltihlnno's I'M Sabre 1918 nm
ctpd 100000 Secleu 6%uGenpmmerl
babe, lpobreno iih Die Sranfreidl $
nm mn 41,901 p%ermcbrtc, ipmit bic
3lutuhme Der ocutlhen SepDltcrlm9
6non5ig DIAL GROCER iei als Die
Srontreih's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07

OIm Sll9uit boriqcn Sobres, I'm
Ill mittelbnr nut abIdlluB De,
NJ Sufnrcitcr Sricbeu1, bat ri
~ Carnegie St.itung fiir Del
interlutipnoIen Srieheu Den SeId(ul
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miiiion an Crt Wlb Steuc iclle &or.
gdnBc feititelcu 81 ln'lcu. Die I'M Der.
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rcgung ucricbt bntteu. Siinf @uhcr
lang bat Die Gommiiiiou nllf bc!.
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idnrerca Nrt. Sn Scl9rnb bat ma!
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reno man in Den anhcrcn Sdnbcrn pcs
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ticrtcr Seilngcn in Den ndditen Su9cn
in gielp Yprt uno Yaris erihcinen
pirb.
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ma in ieucm Scridt finbeu miro.
Sbrc Scarbciter baden Iid piclmcbr
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belt olf Den linen 5u9rlnbc licgcnocn
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fabrcn oaB Die Mtitglicpcr Der Car
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beltem Wobllcin n~n9ctroffcn' bobcu.
so miro Der Serid)t audi piel baSll
bcitragcn, bic Ingaben il6cr Bic 3ahl
BON Cpfcrn unb Der %crnihtun0cu
ridtig 5u itcllen. Mnn miro Die
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