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Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29
labor Ieaders Arrive at Federal Prison

Leavenworth. Kas., June 2S-Eugene Clancy of San Francisco, one of the labor leaders convicted in the dynamite conspiracy cases, arrived at the federal prison here late last night. William Higgins of Pittsburgh is the only one of those ordered to serve their sem tences not yet here. He is said to be on his way.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

The first Fourth of July accident was reported when George Bach IS years old. of Brooklyn, was pruba bly fatally injured by the discharge of a small cannon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29
Hasn't Built If Yet

Probably the way Sir Thomas Lip ton twists it is. may the best boat ever built win."-PhiIadelphfa In Quirer.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

The "Red Light" district of Vera Cruz has been ordered closed by Gen eral Funston. Many of the women are being sent back to the United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29
A Fatal MIstake

Well, you see what comes of not teaching pole in the public schools New Y6rk Press,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Plans for a vote in the House Rules Committes on July l on the Hobson constitutional amendment for nation wide prohibition have been abandoned
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29
Prohibit EnroIIment of Volunteers.

Vienna, June 2S.-The police authori- ties have prohibited the further enroll ment of volunteers among the retired officers and men of the Austro- Hun garian army, many of whom were being recruited to go to Albania to protect Prince William of Wied
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29
Cunboat MaChias'
 Fire ]. is Effective
STOPPED SMELLING OF PUERTA
 PLATA. SANTo DOMINGO
FEW SHOTS REQUIRED
President Bordas Was Conductina Ar
 tiIIery Fire on Rebel city-Ameri-
 can Commander Controls Situation.

Washington, June 2S.-Bombard- ment of the rebel city of Puerta Plata by President Bordas of Santo Domin- go, was silenced late Friday by fire from the main battery of the Ameri- can gunboat Machias Only a few shots were required for the task.
 News of this incident came to the navy department late tonight in a. belated dispatch from Captain Rus sell. on board the battleship South Carolina. The Machias, which car ries eight four-inch guns, was sent into the inner harbor at Puerta Plata prepared for battle after the Domini- can forces had time and again violated an agreement not to use artillery in attacking the rebel forces holding the port.
 Protected Lives of Foreigners.
 Captain Russell was sent to Domini- can waters with general instructions to protect American and other foreign lives and property. He had warned the contending forces against the use of artillery. which meant certain death to non- -combatants, and had been be employed. The captains despatch. dated Friday, follows:
 This afternoon about 5.30, when the Bordas artillery ashore fired shells into the city of Puerta Plata, the Ma chias anchored in the inner harbor and with some shots from her main battery stopped the artillery fire into the city, after which there was no further firing. We have the situation well in hand and no additional vessels either United States or foreign, will be needed to prevent the lombard ment of Puerta Plata. The prompt stopping of the artillery fire into the l city this afternoon will have a very reassuring effect upon the Americans and other foreigners in the city who | have recently displayed great anxiety l about their safety"
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29
Must Be 21 to Join Commercial Trav- elers.

Columbus, O., June 2S.-Traveling salesmen under the age of 21 will con- tinue to be debarred from membership in the United Commercial Travellers. The supreme council of the order in session here has rAected a proposed amendment to the constitution provid- ing for admission of young drummers below voting age.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Earl Brassey, British nobIemsn and founder of the Naval Annual, was ar rested as a spy at kiel, Germany. He was held on suspicion until his identi- ty was obtained
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Claim Agent Morris, of the Chicago Great Western Railway, received a let ter from an Illinois farmer asking compensation for the death of a goose killed by a train.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Louis Margolin, chief inspector of timber estimation of the forest service. is missing in the wilderness of the Sierra national forest in California
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Frank Pierce, of Otsego, N. Y-, drop ped dead of fright after his auto mobile, containing his wife and three children, went over an embankmsnt. All escaped injury.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Frances M. Hugo, former Mayor of Watertown, N. Y, announced his can didacy for the Republican nomination of Secretary of State
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Ernest F. RickneIl, national field secretary of the American Red Cross arriver at Salem, Mass, Saturday af- ternoon to take charge of the Red Cross operations.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

A definite movement to obtain bet ter roads throughout Indiana was launched by Governor Ralston when he announced the appointment of a state highway commission.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

George V. Post, a member of the City CouseI at Westwood, N. J., was killed by an Erie Railroad train near the Westwood station.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Joseph Burton, the negro who at tempted to blackmail the Cunard Line by threatening to blow up one of it's ships, pleaded guilty in New York. He will be sentenced July l.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

The zinc concentrating plant of the Northern Ore Co.,, at Edwards, N. Y, was destroyed by fire at a loss of S200, 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Four hundred members of the New England Bankers Association met at New castle, N. H., in anual session Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

President Menocal appointed Carlos M. Cespedes as Cuban Minister to the United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

The statue of George w. Click, former Governor of Kansas, arrived at Washington and will be dedicated on July IS.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Hector Tamorrow, aged 32, well ed ucated and we'll dressed, was held in heavy bonds on charges of forgery and passing bad checks at Bridgeport.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Takashi Nakamura, former Consul General at Ottawa and London, was appointed Japanese Consul General at New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

, Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin gave the annual address before the New Hamp- shire Bar Association at Concord, N. H., Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29
ut in Proportion to the City's Population
Double Connecticut
Condensed TeIegrams

The estate John L. Gardner, of Boston, is valued at S4,144,44
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

The Duke of Aosta, eldest son of Victor Emanuel, is suffering from ty- phOid fever.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Fire swept through the dock dis trict of Grimsby, England, causing damage of S250,00O.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Numerous villages in the district of Canton, China, were. inundated. by floods. Many persons are reported to have been drowned.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

 ped dead of fright after his auto mobile, containing his wife and three children, went over an embankmsnt. All escaped injury.
 Claim Agent Morris, of the Chicago Great Western Railway, received let ter from an Illinois farmer asking compensation for the death of a goose killed by a train.
 Joseph Burton, the negro who at tempted to blackmail the Cunard Line by threatening to blow up one of it's ships, pleaded guilty in New York. He will be sentenced July l. A definite movement to obtain bet ter roads throughout Indiana was launched by Governor Ralston when he announced the appointment of 1 state highway commission.
 William L. Newport, of Fort Wayne, ! Ind, and his son Lawrence, were drowned when they jumped into the | St. Mary's River from a bridge to es- cape being struck by a train. E. Sirons, a New Yorker and first | cabin passenger was missing when the Steafnship Baltic arrived from Europe. He disappeared the night of June 24, | leaving his outer clothing in his state | room.
 l In an address at the Haverford Col ! lese, Hugh Black, professor of honli- ! lectics at the Union Theological Sem | mary. declared that the only orig inal people in the world are in insane asylums."
 | The West Virginia State Bankers ! Association closed its twenty-first an nual convention at Martinsburgh with | the election of Harry w. Chaduck, Of | the Grafton Banking and Trust Co, as | president
 One of the t~enty-f five men over 30 years old who will hold d banquet at | Montlucon, France, is Louis Coulon, ! who claims the longest beard in the 1 world It is nine feet, ten inches long | and he carries the end in his hand.
 Government hospitals and camps | fer pulmonary tuberculosis patients | were urged upen the House interstate | commerce committee by delegation ef Texas and Colorado physicians, who recommended q sSo6. .6oO appropriation. l The war department asked Congress Saturday for S17,075 for the purchase of submarine mines and necessary ap- pliances to operate them for closing the channels leading to oU- principal seaports and for continuing torpedo experiments.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

The International Sunday school Association, in convention at Chicago, approved the teaching of sex hygiene in Sunday schools.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Sir Robert L. Borden, the Canadian Premier, celebrated his 60t hbirthday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

A launch being hoisted aboard the British dreadnoueht Monarch at New Quay England, fell killing three sea men.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

William L. Newport, of Fort Wayne, Ind, and his son Lawrence, were drowned when they jumped into the St. Mary's River from a bridge to es- cape being struck by a train.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

General Garland N. Whistler, U. s. A., retired, inventor of smokeless pow der, died at Pensacola, Fla, aged 66 years.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

Three men, one a clerk in the Grim inal Court, were held by Chicago po- lice on charges of jury fixing.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

The estate John L. Gardner, or Boston. is valued at S4,144,441.
 Sir Robert L. Borden, the Canadian Premier. celebrated his 6Ot hbirthday.
 The Duke of Aosta, eldest son of Victor Emanuel, is suffering from ty- phoid fever.
 President Menocal appointed Carlos M. Cespedes as Cuban Minister to the United States.
 trict of Grimsby, England, causing damage of s25O,OOo.
 Three men, one clerk in the Grim inaI Court, were held by Chicago po- lice on charges of jury fixing.
 The Arsentinian newspapers make further reference to the Success of the mediation conference at Niagara Falls.
 The will of Miss Serena RhineIand- CT, of New York, disposing of an sS00,- % estate, leaves s150,OO0 to charities.
 launch being hoisted aboard the British dreadnought Monarch at New Quay England, fell killing three sea men.
 General Garland N. Whistler, U. s. A., retired, inventor of smokeless pow der, died at Pensacola, Fla, aged 66 years.
 The zinc concentrating plant of the Northern Ore Co.,, at Edwards, N. Y, was destroyed by fire at a loss of $2OO,OOO.
 The statue of George w. Click. former Governor of Kansas, arrived at Washington and will be dedicated on July IS. Takashi Nakamura, former Consul General at Ottawa and London, was appointed Japanese Consul-General at New York.
 Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin gave the annual address before the New Hamp- shire Bar Association at Concord, N. H., Saturday. Four hundred members of the New England Bankers Association met 1 at New castle, N. H., in anual session Saturday.
 Hector Tamorrow, aged 32. well cd ucated and we'll dressed, was held in | heavy bonds on charges of forgery and
 passing bad checks at Bridgeport. Numerous villages in the district oi | SdHkOny Snlnay were DN | floods. Many persons are reported tC have been drowned. The International Sunday schoo | Association, in convention at Chicago | approved the teaching of sex hygiene | in Sunday schools. | George V. Post, a member of tn, City Cousel at Westwood, N. J., wa.
 killed by an Erie Railroad train nea,
 the Westwood station. | Frances M. Hugo, former Mayor O | Watertown, N. Y, announced his can | didacy for the Republican nomination | of Secretary of State
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

The Arsentinian newspapers make mediation conference at Niagara Falls.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

CT, of New York, disposing of an SS0O,- % estate, leaves S150,O00 to charities.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-29

E. Simons, a New Yorker and first cabin passenger was missing when the Steafnship Baltic arrived from Europe. He disappeared the night of June 24, leaving his outer clothing in his state room.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
lporben iinb, i'm grpan'ifen &dfis
dlisruGen.-(@. a.
.1riebliAe 25inms" in siht.

nJriebliHe 96inms" in siht.
Nahritten, ipeld,e bel Der Msens
tnr Der Gonititutionaliiten in @aibs
in9ton einsetroffen limb. laiien barnuf
Iffiesen, paB 6urran5a f~pabriheirIid
ais erirer Chef Der Gonititutionaliiten
3uriidtreten lperbe. ebe Die .Sriebenss
Sonfersn3" in 3ncatecas beginnt. ipie
bon @eneral Viqn perldn9t ipirbe.
Gin fe'tes Ibfommen, ale 5ruppets
9ewealingen iofsrt ein3uiteQen unb
Die srrStmoelihite 3ahl conititiitios
heller Chefs am 5. Sftober in Nalias
e~alientes 81 psrinmmeln, ais Vcrbes
reitiine 5u elmer am 10. October ub3us
baltenoen @onpention Der OenerGIe.
ruroe in g%enarnter Stabt in Der
erifen Srieoenss Gonferen5 alpiiden
ben Communicated bon Vi1a unb Gnrs
ran5a aetroffen. Sic Wa6len miirben
benz eriten Gbfommcn aenGb in ben
5aaen bonn 8. gum 10. Sftober abges
bdlten.
Die Hafrift. baB General Nones
toric 0crrerd NIT ieiner ganSen Sris
gnoe' ge9en @ila's IutbcritGt repoltirt
babe, lit %beitdtist. go lautet aus
Uaibinaton. gs ipirb aud beriHtet.
oab Die 0ribex Irrietd. bic Siibrer inn
Stadte Durango, bon Wila gu Gars
ran5d iiberaesangen ieien. aher ber
Tillas 8iibrer 5omaio llrbino Die
Staot Durango nah porberisem Gee
fcd,t genonlmen babe.
Der ipaniife Oampter .Wtpntes
pioeo" unD Der 2arnbfer .Morro
Cattle" bnbcn ant Of. September NIT
500 merifaniiden 6liid,flinaen BEN
6afen bon Wera @ru3 perloNen. Sic
meiiten ocrielben meroen in 6apana
lanoen.
Nathebnns BON Ytinenredten.
Cine offisicae 0cfanntmadune aus
Merieo Gin an has @aibinstoner
Staatss 2spartement beiagt, DAB aQe
unter her Sneftd'ihen Mbminiitrntiot
perliehenen Rfnenrchte annMAItert
rorben iinb. Gas 9etref ut unter'm
30. Mueuit 1914 batiert unb erlaubt
8eiu6e UNI WieberperIcibuna Der
gleif5eitis alien @inen' Msenturen,
Hehte innerbalb bon iedosig 7aacn
eit3ureid,en. gs nirb ferner bdrin
seiasf. oaB ale 3ablunsen. peldbe
unter Dem @inengeieee 81 leiiten limb.
an Die ~aeaenip1rtise Central Mbminis
ifration seleiitet ipcrben miiien.
Winenbeiieer, pelhe scsen bic pben
dngefibrten geitimmlmscn neritoBcn.
perlieren iebes Inreht auf ben Bee
iistitel.
Sas Staatss Scpurtcment bat iih
leood) niGt ausaeiprofen. nclhen
Stanepltnft es inbetreff bes Gcfrcte3
en,ncbmen miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

@arrnusa III cine vMun in 3iiiern".
Gin nnfuhiaer Mann. Der balS ai,sges
berrlht babcn lrirr. Tila hat Der
Vrnan'ide Srieocnstaube Sliigeln
nnc Sdipans ailsgeriiicn. .Garransa
bat iih lett icinem Ginsusc IN @crito
Gin oanit abgescbcn, Die Sitter icincr
Seiioc e~inSnsieben unb Gicntiiicps.
rcip. 6uertiitem faltb!iltig ermorbcn
81 laien. 9as lit oas 9feimitat Der
idOnen @eripredlunsen. Die G~arrdnsa
Den 8errcn @iliou uno Vrpan Acmlad,t
bat: bas III Der .@rape inice"z isries
ben. Nntiirlidn ipirb in oieier iel,cn
8eno.ution %ila Der Sieaer blcibcn,
ecnm 81 linn balten bic al.en Nepcs
rllen. 3. b. bieienisen Scloaten. Die
id,on fit Soriiro SiaS scfGmpit bas
ben. nad)ber Su @aoero iiberaeaanaen
uno hapn Nuerta gebolfen hnhen.
Sieie iiGb bic mdmlifen 9eute. Die lest
bon 9arrnnSa nit alien Sunbcn aebcet
lperoen. bic eritoiicn ilnb Acreu
Gigcnthum aeraubt lpire. Ias an
oers bleibt bieicn Nem.en iibria. ais
iih in %ila'S Nrme gu fpcrfen ino
nit Wiila's Siilic Dem NiDrrcr Gar
ran5a beimsulellGten. iuelder bphs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

Ilif Der ais Internationally .athos
liid,er aan5clreoncr unb Niltor bcs
tnnnic &ep. Bernard %auabau. z. g..
bat es iiir notbis geiunocn. lid bon
ieincm Ierger lub leiner &enlhlifz
felt fortrciBcn 81 loiicn. 9rtldrte
CT Nodl. ldut -Snblet" bonn 10.
september Dor elmer offcntlifen Hcs
frutcn Merchandising 81 9onbon II.
nad,cem Charles Scrcsforb seiproden.
that they all felt that Britons were
out with stubborn resolve to inflict
such a mauling on the Potsdam
butcher that not all the kings horses
and all the kings men could ever set
Humpty Dumpty up again. Till
monster of inflated leather and blood
had been kicked through his W
goal, and knocked, disabled, out of
the war-field. there could be no
truce, ETC., etc.'...... Us it cine
crnitc 3cit unb SuBbal> .Slang' ses
lpiS nidt am Ylae. Wiel iuer,iaer
crit bic Wcrbobnuma unb 2qherlifz
mddlllng Der Iutorit a t. uhh ireuu
oieic a,lh ,nur" Der Stelpcrtreter aiii
Dem oeutid,en aailertbrpn iein icltc.
Nciien @iirbieung bon eincm blliiers
ten Sngldnpcr nldlt eripartet ipiro.
Wir 9lauben MI cine @itoritGt Mnb los
gar an cinen &onarfen obcr Erdii.
oenten 0 -@ottes @nabcn". Wir
Seprnocrn ecn aonis Der @elaicr
lpcscn ieiner @annbaitistcit inn Selbe,
audi iueaen leincr @laubenstrcuc. Die
CT bacurd, betunoete. baB cr. ials er
ourh ole StraBcn bon Nntmerpen soa
mn Die cntbniiaIiide 9epoltcrnna ibn
%Siinbclte. in ihlihtcn @urten lnate:
-YrieS pour moi!". B. b.. nbetet
iiir midi"
Nleilicu mir iadlih unh menihens
frcunniih. trpe mnlercr Yatrioteus
brlle! Ger 8cSattcur.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

Baltimore. Wlo.. 81. Sept.-
Sier nabm beute in Geeeutpart Sr.
gminens bcs Cardinals Games. @ibs
bons NIB II 8iiboie Die 10. natius
male Convention Der rImericm Seb<
Grafton Of Catholic Societies" ibren
Nniana. llnsefdbr 800 Selcsaten
iinb bislons erid,ienen. linn II llbr
cclebrierte Der bod,p' ite 8iidof Omen
3. @orrisan (8altimore) in Der &as
tbebrale Elm Yontifitalamt. Cardinal
Gibbons prdiihierte i'm S%anftuarium
unb ertbeilte gum Sd,lmie ben obcrz
birtliden Se9en. Ser bodblp'it tic Vis
ihof Sos. Sd)rcmbs (solebo) belt
bic 1efprehigt.
Nahmittass fanb cine gibune Der
Social Serpice Gpmmifiion" Der
Sooeration unter Dem SORTS oes
hoHsp'iten NiimofS g. 5. Mulooon
bon 8odforo. 3D.. itatt. in ipelher
cine @eibe 0erihte erifattet murben.
0elesat aliefotb beriftete iiber SGbee
ration. 0eleeat u. +. 8rodlanb let.
Youis. no.. 6ilfsoireftor Der Central
iteqe hes $. 3.s@. Central Vereins)
iiber Die g~entrallteIle. Batter s. Sic
oenbur9. g. s.. (Gbicago) iiber Die
2opolaz Sdmle fir So3iologie, Yater
Go. s. @areide. e. 5. TT. 2ouis)
iiber Queens Worf". bodbip'ite SEQ
@aBler. General Viiar su Neip
Srleai,S iiber catholic Social @uilo
Neip Srleans". 5rau Mnerp (8ohon)
iiber .Sfool political economy. Sas
bib @olbItein iiber Common Gamie
Societp". Hen. s. Sc Billie (Gbicaso)
iiber Die &atboliide Goloniiaticnss
@eielihaft. 9elesat Subse (sten
Yorf) iiber ~9aien9 Ggersitien 9isa".
Inter ben erid,ienenen 8iidoicn be-
finocn iih folsenoe bohp'ite Serrcn:
5n. Nltboff (gelleniIe. Sa.). Gorricr
(Guba). 8. 9. Gorriean (8altimore) !.
Y. 5. 5oban (Scranton. Ya.). 60.
3. Z. 9omnbue (Wbeelina, N. ga. J.
8. &ellp (Mnm Mrbor. Wih.l. !. q.
McSaul (5rentpn. Y. s.. GamiQils
Yanl Naes (9opinston. &p.). =. :.
@nlooon (&odfnrb. Sn.). >. 4.
G'9omneQ (Nidmonh. BAL. Soicpb
(Ssprtiekuno oif Der 10. Geite
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Yom Sriegs -E6eafer.

h@sihMns natt ant mealimem 3rieasihanslat. - AntwerSen .feHet
nod immer Hsiberhanb"; bic srstsn Seuti6en @i5rier. ,netise
Bertha" per rSante ans GMen" semanmt, taten be sorts: Iapre,
ct. Gatharime, 0orpwao mnb Heaabtr gum Sdpsisem sebraAt. =
WesSsm sb 9sml benz Sale nate. Der iramaSIi&eu tmsshnnss.
0slsnne srs6t baSieibe s3i6fai, ,peMes lie Der ain6iAen armee BET
reifen weHte. - 9eutf&eS @ei6saSer lanbe srmppen in Muklanb's
Ehiee. &rupinsen. Die Sapaner babem 6ei sHnsran 100 1sste
nb 500 0ermunSete 81 beflasen. - 3wemrlei Nemtra!itdt Ia 98aib.
instpn. me iingh NeeStfo Neeeniber. - Mmerifamiime 3niiAitte,
&feroe, aufus, etc., seben mad Gnglanb nit Grianbnit Cniel
eauts. esnntas wnrbe auf sffseaes Grfn&en fir ben arieben
sebetet, ip6brenb bic anglo ameritanu@e 4reHe bas 0ebpt: ID ipat
miht lisem", weiter perett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

GALLONS fur Warne bin. Dor. Sic 6.
Nrmee unter &ronprir5 Hupprcd,t BON
8apcrn bat einen ndftlidcn Musfal
Der 0nrniion 1onl erfolsreih abscs
Idlagen. III. Serliner 8epolferiing
ipartet 5mperiihtlif. aber obne hinge
bulb, auf bic Nahriht. oab cine Der
fcanblidcn Sliigeigrilppen pom Gcns
trum abseiprenst uno 5lir &%aritulas
tion ge5puneen fporoen lit. Sic
oIferreifiid : ungariihen 5ruppen
treiben bic p%erbiinOeten Scrbcn unb
Nontcnegriner auf Der ean3en Clinic
3uriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

items ncdhi brci Monatc am Muoer
blcibcn mirS. Sblhon ein Sd)iiB
lin9 Srnan's. iit CT uerloren.
Nit Tila ais Siegcr lueroen mir
loh tango nidt better gcitclli Icin.
NQcin Wiaa Ut Soh immerbin Gin
Mann. Der bait. mas CT peripriht.
@eaen Mird,en mno alEitcr. @eiltlid,c
unb Crbcnsleutc nirS or iciper ms
~bnrmber3ig porscbcn. nid,t 10 iebr Der
Hcligion mcacn. ionoern neil er eprten
Gin Sele often iicbt. 100 CT cine &cnae
icincr trrucn Solcntcn init icttcu
Sillcn abSuiinoen boiit. gbenio lit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

n gcscn Die @eiitlid,cn, neil pielc Der
lclbcn 6rcmplinsc iinb. icin Mptto
dber lailtet: .Nerifo fir bic Neris
taner! Nicpcr nit pcn Amcris
fanern!"
So ltcbcn sur .3eit Sic Nfticn in
Nertfo. DER lcstc Nmcriiancr pirb
porten crmoreet merpcn, che Yrnan
NM WilIrn ibrc Srmmbeit cingciehcn
hnben perocn. SaS omcrifaniIde
Wolt ipire lid, erhcben. nm 9arransa
\ 60. Zen @urnis 81 mnd,en. Bic
N~rieoenstnube obcr funn. nnd,ocm nllc
Imcrltuner "fricesrehtlih" cridolieu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Krieg$kdrte
und/Hnd$.
Ocitdil mos Sic ,piinicbem iinb
Iattr Is Gcnts bas Stiicf.

Sober nniersr abonnentcn. irsldaer ieine 8eitnne Elm Sahr int
Vorams ub 20 0ents glctf einienoet, ertdlt portofret IN 0dus abs
sliefert: Cine sroBe aress. 1anofarts, Al 3pa long bel % 3Q brett.
(ferig sum '@ufbonsen an bic @anb) amf pelher Soleenoes, 9kh
aaf ben erien Nlif. az finSen lit:
Nat Der einem ssite: y Cine por3islihe. srose sansfarte aaer
8dneer @uropas nit senauer 8e5ettnung (burh flare, rptbe Tnnfte)
Der Salpt E nun e n nb R lit a / natonen zines jeben 9anoes,
Stefes ir uberdus pertbpoQ. um Den Yerlaui Der perihebenen 6elos
5u9e IN Ve9ien, Sranret. 8uBlanO ETC.. etc. 81 perfosen nnb
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