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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05

NOTICE
St.Louis and San Francisco
Railroad
TO THE CREDITORS OF ST. LOUIS AND
PANy AND ALL PARTIES CON
OFFICE OF SPECIAL MASTER
s22 Frisco building,
Saint Louis. Missouri.

TO THE CREDITORS OF ST Lotis AND
PASy AND ALL rARTiEs con
Tr ana ' .n,.r aa1 on ON the the isA
1914. by the District cour! Of the G9 ,ied
SAf ne T Eas,arn AMI b .SF the Of Es'n
cause therein pending entitled North
h oa, sna ss qmFP faSci.co Riro"a COMPANY
cSuse an order and decree BY the terms Of
""oRpEREp, ApJypGEp AND DE:
CREED that the holder or ho, hs, ot any ~
or against said defendant. ST. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad Company, and all persons
Reesivers, as creditors Of saia deiendsnt; o,
The nstare. Gat., q seerasi ana smoani;;
OF their respec,iye claims and demands and
spssiai Master a, ST Louis in the Stat. 81
Missouri, on or before the nrst day o. &C.
, ,Sss an. as :a sGr tR ns@
barred from sharing in the benent OF the
~. OF Of snd aesndsS st. Louis and
san Francisco Railroad Company that now
or ia n. be ana fro
participating In the benefits OF any distrlbu,,
said rairoad and other property, 4 such
sale shall hereafter be adJudsed and deereed
na. is'' Of fa@ aowsnes Of ns interest to May a.
1918. the date OF the appointment OF the Re-
TsS, Of .Se eredsors to demand and receive
interest accruinE thereafter upon the amounts
found 10 be due TO said creditors respectively
on said eth day OF May, 1913. Any party
TO this suit and any party who Mes MS
claim or demand or o6isa,lon IN accordannc, e
with this order, and the Receivers. may NE
an answer TO the claim or demand or oo,
ssSP e n,S t Sirsn d Ssh a se4
October irs,, 1914. and may contest the
same. All claims and demands and obllga /,
lions so nled are hereby referred TO said
spsSlS M%.sr for him s. 70 rep1rd N.
70 payment. The Special Master shall make
and file, in writing his report on each and
which he may hear and adludicste Any
party to such claim or demand or obligation.
or other interested party herein: who feel,
Master may, within 20 days from the time
OF the ming OF such report of the Special
Master, file exceptions thereto and no eN-
oeption not 70 filed will he considered by the
court and u no exception Is within ma,
shall stand confirmed The Special Master
herein shalt cause. that portion OF TINS
decree relating TO the presentation and A.
once each week for six successiv. weeks,
ii.hed in the City OF st Louis state o,
Missouri; in newspaper OF genera CT
state of Tennessee; in a newspaper o,
general circulation published In the city OF
Birmingham, state OF Alabama; and IN 2
CITY SofE sts,s New
Any desired Information respecting tn,
manner OF Ming and proving any such
claims, demands or obligations will be fur
THOMAS T. FAUNTLEROY.
Special Master.
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THE STEEL MARKET.

The increase In the volume OF railroad
equipment buying In the last week affords
no little announcement to steel interests.
and the belief Is now quite general that
June will make very much better show
ing In respect to business placed than any
preceding month this year. 1t is notable
that the single order for 1900 cars placed
by the New York Central Is almost as
large as the combined orders of last
month.
Another order which will do Its share
toward keeping the steel mills busy IL that
for 1000 cars. which has practically been
closed by the Illinois Central Railroad.
This will involve 100000 tons OF plates
and shapes.
Operations at the important mills OF
the Steel Corporation are being conducted
at about 90 per cent. OF capacity, and an
Increase from this level will probably be
witnessed shortly II the present improve
ment Is maintained.
According to the Berlin correspondent of
the Iron Age the prospects for the organi-
zatlon Of the various branches OF
finished products have continued for
the most part to be regarded as
good. although there Ia some OPP
position to the organization OF the bar
trade. Market reviews from Belgium are
pess imlstic. orders are extremely scarce
and Soma establishments have had to cur
tail production as much as 40 per cent
| 1t is said that several rolling mills will be
wholly shut down within few days
Efforts are being made to organize the
trade more effectively,
The London correspondent says; 1.-THE
United States Steel Corporation has sold
little basic pig iron to Wales Pig iror
generally is dull and featureless. An i'm
proved tone Is observed In finished steel
owing to German syndicate efforts, which
have frightened buyers"
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leading authority. and the Nebraska har.

leading authority, and the Nebraska har-
vest was placed at $4,000, 900 bushels.
There were a few rust complaints from
points In the winter wheat belt. but with
so much Of the optimistic news their eff
feet was negligible
The corn market was also weak on
lower Liverpool cables. favorable crop
prospects, better Argentine weather and
predictions OF larger Argentine shipments.
Country offerings were fairly large, and
cash buying was less active. Bears
were cautious, however, owing to the oe-
lief that country suppiies are low and be-
cause Of the uncertainty Of the Argentine
situation.
The oats market saeged In sympathy
with the other grains. Elevator interests
continued fair buyers OF July. but com
mission houses s,tuplied heavy offerings
In all deliveries Weather conditions over
most OF the belt were more favorable.
lie Count wired Finley Barrell & Co
from Grand Island, Neb.: There is an
extraordinary promise OF a bumper wheat
crop In Oklahoma. Kansas and Nebraska
I never saw such a large territory In
such uniformly perfect condition. The
Hessian ny Is not an important factor ~
these States, because there Is no territory
that has anything like a total loss The
worst infested districts have lots OF splen
did wheat. The hard wheat States VII
raise a record breaking crop II 1t natures
properly"
The Northeastern Miller reports -four
output rs follows:
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-There was an easier feeling
no, enough TO cause any chang in quo
tations. The market closed last night weaker
thai! than It has since the opening OF the week
eeeiyers did not want to speculate. Qualify
quotations. PRICES; Creamery extras, s7a
sSiad. ai State s ssiGSd tubs. a nest
2ss g2ee good 20 prime. !ah g2se; com,
lsisc.; ladies. current make, nrsts. 100
lsns; seconds isalsslae;i packing stock.
CHEEsE-Trading was heavy yesterday,
IN fact 1t was nearly ali grass, and con.
sumption Is larger Quotations In some Of
t M.. wronr at 'ss ossi ss
further advance is expected This week
whit. average fancy, lie; undersrados
SGo stat 10 f fsr frssn sPe'' fS .sim
or badly defective. III Utc.
EGGs-Consumption continue. liberal and
there II little accumulation OF ine stock.
on storage egg. 4 lew cars have been fSl /
oei1srs Srs s .snnins to uS' believe 1hsr. viii
be = repetition of last years high prices
big r sappiy Of Foreign fe stock can Keep the
prc. down. Southern, stock is showing q
ss 81 pSss. saow and srss Gs
f. d Sass.,S:a,s ia S S..ssj
Ssan.rs sfo.Hs ,ssssic; Browns SnS mixed IS !
2sc,; Western. 100 Ale; Tennessee and other
w Tsn' nss.s
lbs 0lsbc. on fowls. There were unloaded
Is car. by fs.iah, and a car by express
on fowls with the independent receivers I,
lse. BOOSTERS are little better than the day
light supply, but fully enough 10 NEE, N,
dsmsnd rule ,t they are poor, OUTSIDE
condition and, ar. not desirable BrOii.r,
ere ie ,d mere Risn,ii,fs wn the .ow yHIs
ducks, iie;; reese: ioSiis; saines Tow :
p' paEssEp pou'ItTfhRf % pau OF Of town buy.
| ers held the market up In good shape and
demand was for prime Iced fowls and sc.
lected commanded l7e. There was pre-
s4. u on Sr' %ikSs sSS'S were aS~ sns S,
freely as were Long Island ducks. SQUAD,
n modsra,s supply with smaller ones dGTI
was moderate without q change In prices
Prizes fSil0y Fresh kIiisd tIFs;sys 2g.r
| each, IS "a 400. Fowls. Western boxed, 81
| lbs and over to dozen, lsdlshc; 26 to 4.
| lbs, lsql6ho.; under 80 lbs, 10 "a a ne IL
barrels. iced, lbs, i6hc.; fancy, sscalded
ISns,; Western and southern; poor u liz sc
ters, lix@i2c. SQUADS. white; 10 lbs t.
dozen, tt9N2b; I lbs, s2.25. FroEen-rur
s5c; Kentucky, .s92aMci Texas, use. Ole
hens eS q 24c old toms, asm 23c Broilers
| IL 10 box, milk fed, fancy, is to "a lbs, ?2d
2sc; corn fed. IsdI zoe Chickens. milk fed
| 81 to SO lbs. to dozen, 1sDi7c.; corn fed
| i4r nlbc. Fowls Western, boxed. 90 lbs
and over to dozen, lec 80 to SO lbs, I4h q
| i5c; old ROSTERS. led13c.
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TEMPLE IRON CO. RnNns-

BY the terms OF the Bonds and Mortgage
OF the Temple Iron Company to the Guar
anty Trust Company OF New York, as
Trustee. dated the first day OF May. 1899, II
Is provided that
The Temple Iron Company may re-
deem this bond on the first day OF Janu-
airy or Of July In any year at par with
ten per cent premium upon the prin-
cipal thereof together with any accrued
Interest upon such principally, upon sixty
days notice thereof advertised not less
than once o week In two newspapers OF
general circulation published In the City
Of New York. under and In pursuance OF
the terms ana provisions thereof In SAID
Mortgage or Deed Of Trust contained
Upon the day so fixed for redemption In
tercst hercon shall cease
BY virtue OF the power and authority given
by said provision the Temple Iron Company
hereby gives notice that II elects TO redeem
all OF the outstanding bonds on the first day
OF July, 1914; and that upon presentation OF
the bonds and coupons to the Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York. 40 Broadway. New
York. all Of said bonds. with maturing cou-
pons. will be paid In full together with the
premium upon the principal thereof, as nro:
vided IN said bond: ana that after the hrst
of July. 1914 thu interest will cease on all
bonds not presented for payment.
TEMPLE IRON COMPANY,
BY WALLACE NJ RUTH, Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05
live Stock Market.

THURSDAY, June 4,
Receipts OF beeves were 1873 head, all
for slaushterers with the exception Of a
single car: no trade in live cattle The
feeling wss rated steady. Dressed beef was
slow at unchanged prices or at l2dl+c.
for city dressed native sides
Receipts of calves were 2si head, all for
tho market. There was a good demand for
the stock at fully sustained prices Com
mon to prime veals sold at ssQsii.?5 per
100 lbs, eulls and throwouts at t7q IS.
Dressed calves were nrm at ith Gl7c. for
city dressed veals with q few selling at
17Ec: country dressed at llIl5ho.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were sS5
head. ineIgdins twenty-five cars for the
ana both sheep and lambs were steady
with a good clearance q the pens Com.
100 lbs culls at s2ns3,25; Southern lambs
At Ss25@s9s5; bunch OF Pennsylvsnia
at -; a few yesrlinEs at 90; Dressed NUT.
ton slow at tnl1o.; dressed lambs In fair
demand at 10000 dressed yeariinEs steady
at l2Ulbo.
Receipts Of hogs were i,est head, includ-
ing about a car for the market prices were
quoted at U,5ods1o per 100 lbs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
YUKON GOLD COMPANY.

DINIDLND NJ 10
1875 Broadway, New York, June LIST 1914.
The Directors of the Yukon Gold Company
have this date declared quarterly diNl-
dend on the issued capital stock OF the Com
pany, at the rate OF Six per cent. t6tel pei
annum. or seven and one-half cents Glgc,l
per share per quarter, Designated dividend
No. 20, payable June S0th, 1914, TO AL stock
holders OF record at o'clock J.. NJ, June
i9th. 1914.
The books for the transfer OF the stoch
OF the Company will close Mt o,clock = NJ,
June 18th. and reopen June 18th, 1914.
CuAS. i. ElHMAN seCrnAAfN.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Wheat Depressed by Favorable
Rains In spring Wheat Belt.

:. Lower Liverpool gables. weakness OF
~! .HWes;eTn markets. which was due TO
wpor's Of generous rains over practically
thr entire spring wheat territory, and big
NNer wheat estimated, all had eject In
depressing wheat prices yesterday. The
market ruled weak throughout the ses-
son, with buying pretty well confined 10
snort guycr!ng by the pit traders. The
'ssl'r tendency OF the foreign market
rejected expectation of liberal worlds
shipments this week and improved Euro
pan crop conditions The Kansas crop
was estimated at 100, o00, 900 bushels by q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05
Big sales OF Lackawanna.

A notable feature was the big sales OF
Laokawanna. In all $50 shares of the
stock changed hands at 3ssls and 400.
That Is a bigger turnover In Lackawanna
in one day than has taken place for q
very long time. Tho Insignificant fiuctua-
ton In the price indicates n good market
for this high priced speciality. The death
of II. c. Fahnestock was the only rta-
son gossip could assign for this develop
ment, although 1t Is hard to see how liqul-
dalton from such a source should occur
so promptly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05
Union Trust Declares Dividend.

The Union Trust Company has declared
the usual quarterly dividend OF 4 per cent.
and an extra dividend OF l per cent. on
the 100000 capital stock. payable July
to holders OF record June "a. Tho com
pany makes the statement that the extra
dividend was declared TO make the annual
rate on the enlarged capital OF $4,000. 600
approximately equal to one-third OF the
annual rate paid on the former capital OF
1lo00000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05
RITz-CARLTON HOTEL.

Now NOFNI IUWe FTNI IFIFI
The Directors Of the RltE-Carlton Hotel
New York, announce that they have de
ciared a half yearly dividend on the Pre-
ferred stock OF the Company at the rate OF
per cent, per annu'l
The Dividend will he payable LIST July b!
the Company's Bankers, the Aston Trus
Company OF New York. or through thel
London Agents, the London Guy and MID
land Rank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05

Rock Island preferred stock and the
"collapsibles' were particularly weak.
The bonds sold down to 80. as compared
with 36ii. the high market reached dur
ing May. The preferred stock made
new low price of 80, and Is now only
point away from the common. The
relative positions OF these stocks are rather
curious when compared with the Wa
bashes. Wabash preferred preserves a
margin OF ga points over the common.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05
COMPANY,

Sealed prop osaI. viii be received At the
once OF The Farmers Loan and Trust COM
civ, for the sale TO the Trustee, In accord.
anca with the provisions or the MortsaEs
dated the nrst day OF December, 1898. OF q
suff,cisnt amount o. bonds to invest ss,o2o.sb
OF the sinking Fund
O'clock rRoi NJ on tn. ssrd day Of June. .isi.,
and should be directed as folowsi PRO
posals 10 Sinking Fund, The Midland Ter
minal Railway Company The Farmsrs Loan
and Trust Company. No. i6-2s william
Street New York city ~ -
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee.
BY EDWIN y MARSTON, President.
New York June 2 1914
ANY ownership certificates which may he
necessary under the Income Tax Treasury
Regulations should accompany current cou-
pons>
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05

Sugar-RaW sugar III consIdefaDIe
quantity was available yesterday at $3.50.
prompt shipment. Demand was quite nat.
Sugar brokers explain the recent point
decline in the price OF raws as being
due to the backward season for fruits,
which Is deferring the usual seasonal
demand for refined sugar Rehners, how
ever. have made no change In the quota
ton for fine granulated. and 1t con-
tinues firmly held at 42Oc. less the usual
Q per cent. discount for cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05
OFFICE OF
TILE NIAGARA FALLS POWER co.

10 Broad Street, New YORK, June :. 1914.
Al "A meeting OF the Board OF Directors
this Company held on the End day Of June
lsl4. a dividend OF 81 per share was decl.".
on the caplt-l sf"Vk .. 49, CompunN.
able on and after the 18th day of July 49,
to stockholders Of record at the close o.
business on the S0th day Of June 1919
y. L. LONELACE, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05
CUGGENUEIM EXPLORATION co.

QUARTERLY DIVIDEND No. -,
The Directors OF the Guggcnheim ENpIo
ration Company have this day declared
quarterly dividend OF three and one-hln pei
cent. (3Ls % }. or Eighty-seVen and one-hah
cents ts7hcJ per share, ON the capital stock
issue OF the Company. payable july lst
o'clock In the afternoon OF June 18th, 1914
The books for the transfer Of the stock OF
the Company will close at three O'Clock
NJ. Juno i2th, and reopen June 18Th, 1871
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THE DELAWARE q HupsoS COMPANY

A quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
QUARTER EAG) PER CENT, on the c-pi
tai stock OF this Company viii be patio a.
the once OF the Company, 80 Nassau Street
In this city, on and after Saturday, June 90
1914 TO stockholders OF record at close
business to-day,
CHARLES A WALKER. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT 90.

No., =, ,,,-o Nsw hp,s , enS d SS'n ~,
A quarterly dividend OF One and one-half I've
centum uiasG on the outstanding capital stoc'
OF this Company, payable en- July Ia ioii,
on Tuesday, June 9th, 1914.
j. n, BENNINGTON Secretary.
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SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY

TIL. board Of Directors have this day de
ciared quarterly dividends OF 90 on Pre-
ferred Stock and 10 Oh Common stock
payabis, on Juy, Z 1914 to stockholders o
y. A. DILLLNGHAAi. Secretary.
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The par value OF each Of these bonds will
be paid In cash by tho Bank on and from
July l. 1914
The said Bonds cease paying interest from
Coupon No. 90 OF Series A, those Of Series b
from Coupon No. az, those OF Series c from
Coupon No IS. and those Of Series d from
Coupon No. IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05

Wheat-No. Northern at Minneapo-
lis 92%c.: No l Northern spring. {. o.
b.. sl.USla No. 2 red. C. T. T.. 94iic No
2 hard. (. o. b.. sl.05h No. Manitoba,
tl.0i2. Corn-Export, 79Ac. No. yell
low. hsc. No. yellow prompt $3.50
oats-No. 2 white, 47di7tsc.: No. J
white. 46T46bc.: standard. 46ia " 47c.
Rye-No. Western, 72iac Barley
Mailing. c. t. {. Buffalo. 60 a zoe. Flour
Spring clears. $S.9Ogsi.05; spring pat
ents, sL65as5.25; Kansas straights.
st2JflSt45
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Provisions were steady. Cash prices
we're: Pork--Mess. eds a 22.50c. family,
24m25c. Beef-Packet. 1Z509lsc. family
lsM1S.5Oc. Lard-Prme Western.
1o30c refined Continent, 1860. South
American. lie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05

Spot cotton at New York was unchanged
al 1865 Southern spot markets were un-
changed. with New orleans at 13&, Gal
weston 49, Savannah 1872, Houston l3s'
Augusta itL ard Memphis 1871.
tn New Orleans market was steady
after the closing here Prices there were :;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05

SPOKANE VALLEY LAND 4 WATER. 60
on June 10Th. 1914. Vim; Weaver Heaton. Trus-
tee OF the Spokane Valley Land Water sompan
bonds for redemption on July Isl. 1914. at los and
Interest al the ofroo Of Day Heaton. % Broad
way New York. -
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The Liverpool market was steady and
lower There WAS dull business In spot
cotton, with middling point up at I.I4d.
Sales. 900 bales. Receipts, 5000 bales,
Including 900 American.
Prices at Liverpool we're:
Open. High. Low Clos Prev,
Jp,,,u, ing Ing 7tr,ss' Els 7 n q sis
oc NOV. sisa e7sh e75 SO So
Jan FEB -. sSn s.ss $50 sssh s,1h
II A NJ. bids to Liverpool were: july,
1907, October, 1883; December, 1885.
The market there IL due to open to-day 8
TO 5Is points up on old crop months ana
l TO down on the new crop.
Port recelpts and stocks were:
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sanss Intsrnaslsnal . RIpotssarIs Do Mckee
Mexico h " ApniSas

The par value OF each OF these bonds will
be paid In cash by the bank on and from
July 1, 1914
The said bonds cease paying interest from
Coupon No. 50 OF Series A. those OF Series
II from Coupon No SS. those OF Series C
from Coupon No. rs. and those of Series ID
from Coupon No IS
Bonds drawn IN previou. drawings ans
which have not been presented:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05

The above bonds. with all unms,ured eon-
ment at the once OF the Trustee, on or after
July l. 1914 The following NUMBERED Ti. So1 ,as
July /, 1919 No, s5A. January !, 1914 Nos
isi. 80, s.s ioss iSsi III, i .,,s ZEE,
1874 GiR stf1b TRrs ~ eeoMPhSY, Tfust.s
G J. RHoADs Treasurer.
Philadelphia, Pa. June /. 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-05
CURB STOCKS CLOSING.

SELLS cents per share.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Der hl. 6esrs ais Patron Scr
Krieaslemte.

Der bl. Miartprer unp Nutb6clier
@ieprg, nuh Dem logan cin Sano -
@cor9len - benauut worocn lit. miro
III Der morgculdubiiheu. mic in Der
abcnpldloildleu Stride ais elmer Der
b~erilbultelten Slut6cugcn Selu GbriTi
perebrt. Sic @rieden nenneu ibn ocn
Gr3mdrtDrcr. 3ufolse elmer in Sen
alien atten f~cbIenbeu lleberlieierllna
pn @corgius eiu tapierer &ric9ss
hello, onrlIm ucrcbren i'm porSu9Ss
peile Ole arieG5leutc. Or ipll Den,
0eerc Der areuSiubrcr Dor Der
Shlutt bel Nntio6ieu uno ebcniu
Hid,arb Den Gritcu uui icincm ,3uoc
9cgcu sic S~nrn5encu cridicueu iein.
@dn6 ans bemiclbcn @rltnbc miro cr
6I Tteroc abgebilbet. Iit cinem
NllBe ltebt er aui eiuenl bon ibm be-
Slpun9eneu Srud)cn. inter benz Die
S~tteubarllug Den Sdtau poritellt, i'm
bat @eora ourh lciu itnnb6uites @cz
tenltniB filr Ghriitus ~beStpunaen.
@cnr mir audi iiber ieinc @cburt llno
Hb,tnmmllng aus elmer anicbnlid,eu
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arie9soienitc inter Siotletian uno
Die ubrI9cn Sebensumranbe nllr iebr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

Nerp Yprt, bielt, iiber hie Iusiidteu
oes III europa eutbrcmcnben groSelr
Grie9es llup 5ugleidl ilber - sic HuIc
Der farbiBen Sebolferumg in ser @es
Id)Id)tc be5 SunbcS.
Qcr General, Der bon Dent Sciter
Der T~erlnmmlltng ais Der ~berporraz
9enbite aricger in Irnerita" porgeiteIlt
Iulroe, erfldrtc. bnB Ger arieg, in ben
III tur3er 3eit 20 Miaionen Mtcnihen.
Die SIiltbe Der c%uropGiiden ,Sllgcnb.
peripidelt 'eiu piirbeu, Der auerun9c
rechtfcrtl9lte lei, BON DEM Ole ejeididbtc
melbc. Ser Hebncr propbeSeite, baB
pieIcr aricg Der allerperlpiiItcubite in
Der @elhidltc iein rperbc. so pobl
alla9erilitet bieie Natioreu nit peu
Observation-Disclosures &aiicn aud,
'ino". mctutc Der General. ,lcieu Sic
0lildlid, Sefuohner zines SauoeS an
'ein, oaS Slpiiden 5ruei SSeuuen liegt
(bns Den ipnniIhz alnerifuniIten
&rieg rntb ieinc nett g~erin9cren llrz
laden pergclicn 81 babeu i1eint)."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
anblans besann 7tries 80
SrieSenSseiten.

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