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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-18
CAMBRIDGE.

At the home OF the brides mother, Mrs.
w. D. Wiley. In Cambridge occurred
the marriage of Miss Della Briggs to
Eugene Spaulding of Woodsville. N H.,
on June 10 at 500 p m, the Rev. H. e.
Harmed officiating.
Miss Flora McCuin is attending COM
mencement at johnson this week.-Mrs.
w. D. Wiley is spending few days In
iIorrisHlle,-Miss Winnie Stevery is
spending the week in Morrtsville-Miss
Marion Newton Is spending the week in
Waterbury and Rurlington.-Mr. and
Mrs NJ d. Young and Mr.. and Mrs.
{. w. lAabounty took an automobile trip
through the White mountains Saturday
and Sunday.-Mrs. f. w. Patch was a
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Woods, In
Morrisville over Sunday.-Earle Royce Of
st. Adams Is the guest Of his sister. Mrs
A, p. Cutting. Miss Frances Hobart is
spending some time at her home here on
account Of illness.-Mrs Jennie Wiley
has gone to Alburg for an indefinite stay
with her daughter, Mrs II. A. Rice
Mrs c. r. Bixby is in Huntington with
her sister, Mrs. f, II. Kinds. -George
Bennett of Illion. NJ Y, is with his
parents. Mr., and Mrs. n. r. Bennett. -
Mr., and Mrs w. A. Stafford Of Bur-
lington visited here Saturday-Miss
Myrtle Wallace was visitor in Bur-
lington Wednesday Mrs. Mary Filing
wood is in Waterbury for a several days
stay.
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school, d. w. McClelland. The program
was as follows: Prayer, the Rev. %. b.
Holmes; music; "a Spring Song" Giro
Pinsuti, by the high school chorus; ad-
dress, DR.. Joseph l.. Hills; flute solo,
Les Echoes D'Alsace," Hucquoy, by
Fannie G. Maloney, plano accompanist,
Mrs d. r. Puffer; presentation Of diplo-
mas. S. Carl Carpenter, chairman of
school board; music. Evening Sons"
Marshall, by girls quartet, Laura Achsa
Conner Dorothy Madeline Corley, Fran
ces Louise Martin and Ethel Frances
Smth-Mrs. f. E. Stanley and Miss Ada
Caldwell of Enosburg Falls attended the
grammar school graduation Thursday
The high school students went to Lake
Carmi, Franklin. Saturday for days
outing.
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FRANKLIN.

Union Masonic memorial services will
be held in the Methodist Church Sunday.
The Rev. M. A. Turner will preach the
sermon.-The Rev. and Mrs C. c. Adams
and daughter were guests of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Anderson over Sun
day-Principal and Mrs. II. r. Cowles
and daughter went Wednesday to North
Craftsbury for months stay.-Miss Dex-
ter went Monday to her home In Eden
Park. r. Mrs. D. NJ. Toof OF Malone
has been spending few days with friends
in town.-Mlss Ruth Hopkins has return
ed to Manchester. N H.-Miss Florence
Hopkins has gone to Montana to visit her
sister. Hilda. She will be gone several
months-The usual exercises at the clos
ing Of the high and graded schools were
held the past week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-18
GEORGIA.

Grace Bragg Is at homo from her school
in Barre.-At tho grange meeting Friday
evening will be the comforting of the first
and second degrees to number OF cam
didates.-At the opening of the morning
service at the Baptist Church Sunday a
pretty wedding took place, when Lila
Gabaree of Georgia and Amos Shatney of
Milton were married by the Rev. C. r..
Upton.-Chldren' day will be observed
at the Methodist Church on Sunday morn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-18
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington and Mr., and
Mrs. Ernest Kirk and two children OF
Potsdam, n. Y, who have been spending
several days at f. A. Austin's, returned
home Monday.-The West Berkshire base
ball team defeated the Franklin team Sat
urday by score of to 3.-Mrs. A. j,
Livingston and sons, Asa and Robert Of
Rchford, are spending the week at the
home of n, S, Livingston.-Mrs, j. c..
Elrick and son Robert of Swanton are
In town.-Children' day will be observed
by the Sunday school Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-18
HYDE PARK.

Lamoille county court was busily
engaged last week on the case Of Arthur
j. Thompson VS.. c. w. Manchester of
johnson. This case involved the settle
ment of Manchester as guardian Of
guardian last December to succeed Man
chester and he appealed from the set
tlement.-These divorces have been
announced Edith Root VS.. Edgar
Root. bill granted for intolerable
severity; Marion H. Savoy VS.. Joseph
Savoy, bill granted for intolerabe Sc
verify; Carrie Suffer VS. Isaac suffer, bill
granted for neglect and refusal to sup
port; Florence Kneeland VS.. Carl Knee
land, bill granted for wilful desertion
Lila Sallies vs. Lucius Salles, bill grant
ed for ntolerable severity; Warner Gale
vs. Amlra Gale, bill granted for intol-
cradle severity.
Lamolle county court completed the
work of the term Tuesday. In the
Thompson guardianship case which occu-
pied the attention of court the better part
of last week. the finding of the court is
that the ruling of the probate court is
practically sustained. Additional divorces
adultery; Savoy VS.. Savoy, Root VS.. Root
Sallies VS.. Sallies, Gale VS.. Gale and Locke
| VS.. Locke, intolerable severity, and Knee
| land VS.. Kneeland for desertion.-An
nouncement is made Of the marriage OF
Merton Badger of New York city and Mis-.
| Vera Churchill, which took place at Or
leans on Saturday. The groom Is a sor
of e. f. Badger of this place.-Miss Delta
Collins of Laconla, N. H.. is in town.-M
| f. Tucker of Rochester, \. Y, is here or
| business Mr.. Tucker formerly resided IL
| Hardwick and was at one time an assist
| ant Judge of Caledonia county.-Mrs. Mar
shall Shattuck has gone to Burlington
where she has a position as housekeepel
at the New Sherwood.-A. l.. Goddard. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Goddard and Mrs. Alice
Young We're in Grand Isle Sunday.-Mis
sion services are being held at St Teresa!
| Church dnV this week
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. j. r. Narcotic, Mrs, Joseph Deco
tell and Delbert DeZotell are spending two
weeks with relatives In Manchester, N,
H., Charley, Mass, and Providence. r. l.
Mrs Lee Maynard and daughter, Mar
jorie, are spending a week In Bevidere.-
Mr.. and Mrs, f.. T.. Baird spent Monday
In st. Albans.-Julian Montague has pur-
chased an automobile,-Mr and Mrs. Jo-
seph Young were in Worthwhile Saturday,
called there by the serious illness of Mrs,
Youngs brother, Edward Tatro
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-18
ENOSBURG.

There will be Sunday school social
at Memorial Church Wednesday evening
June "a. Refreshments Will be served
Miss Grace Walbrdge visited her aunt,
Mrs. c. W. Lanctot, Saturday and Sun
day-Noel DoWney has tonsilitis
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GRAND ISLE.

Mr. and Mrs. William Rurnham are the
parents of a daughter, born June 13.-Mrs.
s. w. Tobias spent the weekend in Bur-
lngton.-There will be a dance at the
town hall Friday evening Romeos orches-
ira will furnish music.-Mr and Mrs
Lewis Bushway are parents of daugh-
ter born June It.
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MORRISVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maccmber returned
Thursday from weeks trip to St.
Adams ana other ponts.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. w, Rivers and two children went to
Lake Gilmore Friday to spend the sum-
mer AT the browns cottage-De Foe
Croft has gone to New Haven, Conn, to
visit his father, Delmar Croft.-Mr and
Mrs, Mark Smith went to Hyde Park,
Mass, Friday to attend the wedding OF
Mrs. Smiths brother. Clinton Ellis to
Miss Emily Mum, which took place Sat
urday.-Miss Matte Wood has returned
to Burlington after spending several
weeks with her sister, MRS p. II. Vancor.
Mrs Juliette Hill suffered a shock of
paralysis Thursday. Her sons. A. b. Hi
81 Lunenburg, Mas. and Georxs Hiu OF
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list Church vestry. which was very
enjoyable affair Tuesday evening.-A
meeting was held at the town clerks
Office Tue sday evening by those inter-
ested in lighting the streets.--C. A. Gar
dyne and C. r. Hall have gone on a
fishing trip in Canada beyond the city
of Quebec.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-18
JOHNSON.

Johnson Chapter will suspend meetings
during the months of July and August
Mrs. John Laraway started Monday for
Northampton. Mass, and New York city
to visit relatives. are 80 pupils to
enter the graduating class in the high
school this fall-Hon |. l.. Pearl has re-
turned from a visit to friends In St. AL
bans,-Mrs. Kennedy of Troy is visiting
her niece. Mrs. D. A. Barrows, here
Several from here attended the funeral of
Capt. Frank Kenfield at Morrisville Sat
urday.-Joseph Shaveenaugh is making
extensive repairs to farm buildings.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from Page Three).

dolph motored here for a few days the
first of the week.-Dr. and Mrs. Don
c. Grout and his son, Dr. Grout, and
wife of Waterbury. spent Sunday in
camp on the Plat shore.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Shower were called
to Lowell Sunday owing to the death Of
Mr., Showers mother,-The Christian En-
AAapnx society held a social In the Ban
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-18
WATERVILLE.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Romie
Bennie June 3,-Miss Freeda Darrah has
spent several days with Mr. and Mrs
Caslaw of Swanton.-Mrs, Kendall and
daughter of Morrisville are visiting her
sister, Mrs, Mary Fairbanks the Rev.
MIR. Dukeshire of st. Adams, district
superintendent. preached an interesting
sermon at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday.-Mrs. f. II. Bailey has returned
from Essex Junction, where she has been
spending a few days with her sister
Mrs. r. A. Wiley is spending a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. b. j. Kelley, at
Morrisville.-Floyd Fairbanks of Bethel
spent the past week with his mother, Mrs
Mary Fairbanks.-Lonnie Perry has
moved back to Belvidere-George Story
Is spending the week Mt North Hero
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wills of Hardwck
are spending the week with his parents.
Rev, and Mrs. j. II. Wills--L. e. Tilot-
son is spending the week with his daugh-
ter, Mrs John Silon, at Greensboro-J.
Harmon Northrop of Fairfield and James
Hyley of Sheldon are spending few
days with friends in town.
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WOLCOTT.

The funeral of Mrs. N. II. Perkins. who
died Friday evening of pneumonia, was
held at her late home Sunday. Rev Pea
body of st. Johnsbury officiated. Besides
her husband she leaves four children. the
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Continued ON page l5D
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-01-03
K. and l..
Elect New
Officers

p.
On Dee |, 1913 Helping Hand
Lodge. No 663, meet in its usual
way love, friend. ship and harmony.
Being the time To elect nfficers
for the ensuing vear as per law
order; the following named persons
ere elected:
Lady Jas Cherry, p otectress,
Lady Ida Cr.ut, Vice
81. F H.. Martin Past Protector,
Indy G Robinson, Choplain,
Lady Steele, Guide,
Lady { W Henry. Secy.,
Lady J. Johnson. Fin. Secy,
Lady II Williams. Treas,
Lady II Boone, Guardian,
Lady NJ Jones, SentiueI
Lndy Geo Hunt, Sirs. Leo Wills
AN A. Williams Trustees.
The installation of the abov Of
thcerS will take their places on the
first meeting night,
DR.. W. b. Humphrey, Grand
Protector, Officiating.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-01-03

So Spcaraiiuc Savr. Spcaiu
Inc Cough Syrup and Cough
trusts. Spearalinc Magic Hair
HcUoypr NudrcS- ". {. Jones.
i. -. i'uN so.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-01-03

Just lit;lc tuH'h of Christmas
makes the who, .mid hiN.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-01-03
CHURCH DIRECTORY

Mt. Zion BAPTIST Church
Services every Sunday $50 A. II.
Mrs. Johnnie Adams Supt. S. S.
Preaching 1880 a. N. J Z. NJ. service
H. Y. p. U.6P. NJ. Preaching s PM.
Weekly Services
Mon. y =. NJ. W. u. Mission.
Tues. 8 p NJ. Choir recital, Aletoka
ana Galcda classes
We'd. p. NJ. Prayar meeting
Fri Sp. NJ. Teachers meeting and
Choir rehcarscl.
Rev. X. White ID. ID. Pastor.
Mrs. Johnnie Adams G. Clerk.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-01-03

Mrs. Kelley is till at work on
her orphan home project.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-01-03

Sunday School at $50. A. NJ.
PreaeLing At ll:0O A. NJ. Il SP M.
Christian Endeavor, 700 p. M.
Love Feast, Sacrement and EelIov.
Shipping OF members the first SUNDAY In
each month. -
omclal Board every Monday night.
Teachers meeting Tuesday night
Choir practice. Wednesday night.
Class Meeting, Thursday night.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-01-03

Agents for Mason and Hanson, CLl..
=, dnig Nils and Huntin gton rall0rii .
"h"lcs"le Merchant rnIlors of Chicif;o
Mckee ana N. &. f,aldtrip. NJ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Cine wcItfatiftif.
Sleiuisfeit pom breinnbpier5is Wiaiar-
ben Dollars Shuloeu.

Sas 9ureoi fir @eltitdfiitit 81
Nntiperpen bat bcn geridJt fir bas
Sabr 1912 pcrDffentli6t nnb Die Sc
iammtz Serihulbung dler Nationen
ouf $4,000 900 ieirseitelt. pos
bon 30 8iIliarpen aQetn nlf europa
fommen. Dor einem Sabrbunpert
bc5ifferten iid) Die @eidmmtIhulbcn
Der &elt mur uuf ipenig iiber iiebcn
@iliarSen. baben iih clip mebr ais
periedsfaGt.
Sie 0ciammtsS epDltcruns Der grSc
tpiro allf fpenis iiber 1900 @tiaipnen
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Williuncn in Den leBten bier Subren
lit. Iiien bat 933 Wiulpnen. europa
asa. Ifrito 1SS, @mcrifd 1877 nm
I%uitralicm nit O6eanien 81 Wilioncn.
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9erihtsiabrc auf. 10000 Iiaioner
Collars unb iurrbc ocrmittclit 55. 500
Seglern mn ANA Sdmpfern betrics
ben. Sic @eianmtldnge Der Giicns
babnen miro auf 625,000 Ieilen ans
9egcben, uber 9erla. lim Den grbbnI
iiinimb5lpan5ig Nal 81 umipameu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
6eeen ~GsiSbled.tslsRre.

Sm Staatss auditorium be5 @oipis
tails 81 Cunning, Sa.. fano lcetc
@otc Die Subrcsueriammlung Der
.Sllinoia State 6oipitala IiIpcias
tion" itutt. Sm pieicr ~@eriummlltna
nurbe Stclung gcnommcn unb oicsa
be5iislitc Seldliiiie gcfaBt, l.: gegeu
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Iiten Sdulen; 3. gegcn Die Haneus
uereblungSlebre s@e'etc, ME &c in Der
lestcn Sdbren pon noudbcr Snbis
pibuen unb 2c9ioloturcu Ia la Wis
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nente Ier5te oeS Stdntc5 parelt IN
ipeicnb.
Sic Sdul6c60rbc ron 9lclu 0ori
bat lid, cbcnfnus am 6. Sebruar legcu
Die @cihleHtslebrc III offentlidcr
Shulcu nllsaelproden
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bcbproe. orildte iid ontin aus, oar
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gripudrienen Sorlciuugcu ilbcl
%ieruellc IuiflGruug IN Sdrllofnlcu
uad Den Shulltunocn bon cpmpctcnz
ten Sadlmdnneru gcGc6cn pcrbcr
IpLtcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
vSirine maee""@eisb uerfais
jung mabie.

Ser General Inipait Minueiota's
bat i'll einem DER Wirhcitlobn Gpms
m~iIiiou jenc5 Staatcs iibermittelteu
@ltadIten Die @cridiiungsmdBisfeit
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miiiiou lei bcfuat, cincu Winbcitlpbn
in irgenb elmer Snbuitric pber iroeno
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crgcbcn bnbcn. bnB pi, cincm Seditel
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ben. Ter Sphn ielbit hat auf benz
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ten aus ibrcr @eidGftiGung 3ieben
mogcn, b%iiricu niht in 9etraft gez
5ogcu lueroeu.- Iulerifa."
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smxsn,b,.rssr Gazette, rt.ustas. s.s "A. eebr.,ar 1914.

@eieses obne 3fpeifeI ein per6referis
idoes Sreiben, bus in Iusfii6runa
fommen peroc, 9leifbiel Oh ungeiebs
lid obcr niht. Gs Ioufc baroui 6ins
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2obnc Der Sopfenarbeiter sil nnertrdes
lihen 81 MAIDEN, I'm Die WiBitims
mung Su erbobeu. Gincr Der 9ericz
beniten Silbrer Der r~SnDnltrtdI @orfz
crs of The Worlo" babc lid eedlibert:
.Iir fonnen nur Damn I'M Sarbc aai.
tiren, tpenn Die Gage Der Oinee yfaul"
9enug lit, nm ms Die @en9c 5u5u
treiben." Die Nrt ppn 8eiabr, fucldJ
bnrh iene Irupasanba int California
beraufbeifiuuren iueroe, iperbc ubn
3iueifel INNER afuter ilnb srDFer mt
bic ,Splibaritat" Der ,Snbnitria
Wprfers Of the Worlo" ueroc in fa'
perbangnikuoler @eiie untcrihdtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Shien unheilbnr 81 iein.

an einem Wagenilbsl", Ihreibt Srau
Ius. Sergielot bon Sunofpen, Iinn..
,pelHes unbeilbar 5u ietn ihien. Sh
lieB mid bon Ier3ten bebanoeln, aber
mein 3ultanb puroe cher iflimmer.
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franf. Dab i'd befiirdtete, bettIdserig
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tern, baB i6 faum atbmcn tonnte. Sf
beganu Damn. NlpcnfrdIter 81 nebmen.
Sn 8an5en 9cbraudte i) feds Slas
Ifen; Die ShmcrSen iinp ncrlfmunz
Den mn ih iiible mid il publ, mie iitb
uur eiu Wenid fiiblcn fam. Sorui'5
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lpeldc ih fcunc."
ga Sorni'S Ilpcnfrduter nidt burdJ
Den @roBbonbel Sum Gcrtrieb fonmt.
iii eS niht III g~potbcfcn 6u hnben.
Spe5ial> Aeenten l~iefcru es, obcr ntan
be5iebc Is bircft ourdI Die &eritcler:
Sr. Setcr Sahrncn K Cons &c.. 10
-25 90. SoDnc Npc.. Chicago, 81.
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SilSnnsstcit mnS Gintpait'
Serer'NusIeklub.

Iad Der Statiiiif miirren IN Dem
lcbten SiSfaIiabr, bon Dem Elm Be
ri6t porliegt. HESS MGuner mn
65,2S6 Srauen. Die nidlt leien fonns
ten. ausgeihlolien lporbcn iein. penr
Samals Der @%iIbunsSteit porsci6rieben
seipeien lpdre.
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ben iih 1872 mdnnlihc nnb 1.464
lpciblid,e Scuti d, c bciunben baben
Ndfit Den Stalieneru lpiirben Ole
Eplen am ihperlren bctroiieu porber
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@dnner unb 11.444 Srauen nidi
lcien. Sci Den SDbmcn paren Die
3ablcn Is unb 50. bel Den aroater
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bcn Solldnbern SO unb 20, bel Den
S%innldnoern % uno 30. bel Der
S%run5olen 77o unb sos, bel Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
1tnttriebe Scr ~JnSmitriaI
werferS 81 the WerIH".

Scr Sctretdr Der Sin1panocrun9ss
Gommiiiion bon Californian. Senrp
Barrier. bat am s. Scbrnar Der 9uns
bess Gommiiiion fir iuoultrieue @ers
bdltniiic eineu alf elmer griinblihen
SPECIAL : llnteriufung gesrilnoeten
9erift iiber Die Gage Der Sinae IN
Den Sopfenfelpcrn bon Californian sur
3eit ocS perbdnsnibpoleu Iufrubrs 81
8beatlanbs critattet, porin er lid, in
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beoauerlife Gage in Den Sopienielbern
ausipriht uno barle9t. oab Die bortis
Gen Spbnc unb SebcnSbebingnn9en Die
Wirfung baben, Den ~Snbmitrial
8orferS OF tie &orlp" unD beren
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81 arbeiten.
Starter inat. bic %r~opugonbn Der
~Snouitrial %orfcrS ui the 8orlo" in
Den @opicniclperu iei I'M Sinne pe5
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unIere vliberalen" Ssmticbs
amcrifaniisben pelitifer

eriudgen 5ur Seit einen Slail. Ser bon
gerabe5u riibrenoer Gintalt 5cugt. Sn
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beeegnen 5u founeu." SieSmnl lieB
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Ylan lit al3u pbantnltiitl, ais bob CT
crnitc Scadtlins &ans
berer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

Silben bic Yrdiibcntihuft bate am
treten tonnen. Ian mar 81 aages
mein in iene 2ebren perliebt, Die CO
einem Hodcieaer uub Carnegie, einem
9oulb L.. @orsan ernloslid)ten. Nilz
lionen u5u madden, aI5 bab Silbeu
bel Der @eritduoniBloii9ieit peiter
Der aennnnten Griheiuung
geseniiber, bate ourhbringeu fonueu.
aud nenn er ielbit. ictner Seit pors
auseilenb, Ole @efnbr ridtig ein5us
ihdeeu nuBte. Iber bas unbeilpouc
@eien mare burf ibn e%ineebdmmt
iporoen unb feline Seripaltuug bate
iener Seridipenoung porscbcuet, Die
i~p5uiasen, Die Sor6ebinsun9 ieueS
Sod3ous mar. Der bann rpieberum Die
SruIt5 9roB3pg.-.I."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

Ielbit freili6 nod iebr problematiif
lit. Snnit bofft man MN aid Die
lln5ufriebenbeit inter Den 9eantten,
bic 3eitipeiie ifon reht bcbroblife
Sormen aneenommen hattie, 81 be-
seeneu; bel Der ~itarfen ip5ialbemotras
tiIben Igitation inter u~nIerer faiierz
liden Seamtenidaft i: alf bieieu
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Ii6 iplen blrb Die Suipenoungen aug
Der erbobten Observation-Disclosures an Die
2dnoer Die 2ebre rgebdltcr
dnf9ebc1crt tucroen, Die III eini9en
Sdnoern id)on niht mchr menIhens
ipiirpig genanut pcrben fonuen. Be-
acknowledgements iinb bies 9eraoc D c
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