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Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-26

from Dawson Friday to spen1 vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. j..
Pennington.
Mr.. Julian Easterlin, from Anderson
vile, spent Sunday afternoon at the
bedside of Mr.. J. A Smith
Miss Beulah and Mr.. A F. Pennington
attended the closing exercises of the
Chautauqua in Americus, Saturday
While there they were the guests, of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Schneider.
Miss Mary Alice Stubs returned
from Americus Monday afternoon, af
ter years study at A &. M. c.
We are glad to state that at present
Mr.. J. A. Smith, who has been quite
ill for several days, is able to be out
once more.
Mr.. G. M. Wicker made business
trip to Americus Saturday.
Mr.. George Walker, from Marshall
vile, is here for few days on a bus
mess trop.
Mr.. A. G. Pennington and sister, Miss
Beulah Pennington, attended gradual
ing exercises at Oglethorpe High
School Monday evening
Mr.. Marvin Murchison, of Americus,
was here with friends Sunday.
Mrs. T. ]. Wicker was the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. R. D. Mcneil, near
Americus, Saturday.
Mr.. A. ]. Pennington was a recent
visitor at the home Of his daughteS,
Mrs. E. w Golfers, near Oglethorpe.
Mrs. A. T. Barton, who has been
spending several months with her son,
Mr.. D. B. Barton, in Willston, Fla, re-
turned to her home Wednesday.
Miss Laura Wicker had as dinner
guests Sunday, Misses jamie and Dam
ME Wicker and Messrs. Layman Har
ris, Marvin Murchison and Watson
Wicker.
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river last Friday.

Mrs. Frank Ferguson entertained
her Embroidery Club Monday after
noon from to 5. Tea and sandwiches
were served her guests. The different
pieces the young girls had done dur
ing the year were on exhibition to rel
atives and friends and were greatly
admired.
Rev. Charles Carter preached two
splendid sermons last Sunday to large
and appreciative crowds.
The board of trustees met last week
and reelected Mr.. M. C. Adams for
principal for next year, and elected
Mrs. Ham West for primary teacher,
Mrs. Frank Ferguson refusing to be
reelected.
Mr. and Mrs. Ham West, Mrs. R.. f.
Howe and Mr.. Emmett Ferguson at
tended the ball game in Leslie Friday
afternoon.
Mrs Blackburn and charming daugh-
ter, Miss Emmie, have returned to
their home at Dothan, Ala, after sew
eral days pleasant stay with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ferguson were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs A. H. Sim
mons at Daphne Friday night.
Mr. Clyde Cunningham, who has
been student at A. C NJ. College, Am
ericus, spent Sunday night and Mon
day with his sister, Mrs. R. e. Howe,
leaving Monday evening for his his
home at Murphy, North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Simmons, of
Daphne, were the guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hugh Ferguson Sunday.
Quite number of people from here
attended the school exercises at Cobb
Monday evening.
Mrs. Barlow, of Glenwood, is spend
ing some time with her son, Mr.. A. Nj.
Barlow.
Mrs. sallie Green is visiting rela-
tives at Cobb this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Womack went to Am
ericus Friday.
Mrs. Bagley Stewart and daughters,
Mamie Alice and Ida, were visitors to
Americas Friday.
Mr.. Jesses Davis was a business
visitor to Americus Monday.
Several from here attended Chau-
tauqua in Americus last week,
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-26

Boat Song; The Little Tin Soldiers
Chorus.
The Homes of the People-Henry W.
Grady.-By Rollin Chambliss.
Brownie Drill.
War is Observation-Disclosures Henry
Kenneth Carswell.
Selection from MARY Cary"-Vera
Hogsen..
The Rights of the Indians Defended
Edward Everett.-Dolph Oliver.
Mrs. Dobson's Visit-Geraldine Lo-
gan.
Swiss May Song-Fourth Grade.
Spartacus, to the Gladiators-Wil-
liam kellogg -Stonewall Shirley.
The American Flag-H. w. Becher.--
John Todd Barker.
Play, "The Honor of The Glass" By
Eight Grade.
The Glass:
Evelyn Thornton, the class presid-
ent-Geraldine Logan.
Carol Bennett, class joke-Allie God
win.
Lenore Rutherford, class shark
Vera Hogsed.
Gwendoline Prescott, class favorite
McMath.
Edith Harris, class beauty-Eleanor
Chambliss.
Theo Willis, class secretary-Sarah
Harvey.
Alice Hubbard, class treasurer-Lois
Chambliss.
Mildred Merrill, class baby-Georgia
Wise.
Miss Carter, the principal-Francis
Oliver.
Scene-Lenore Rutherford's study in
Miss Carter's Select boarding School
for Young Ladies.
Selection Uncle Remus"-Kate
Forrest.
Play: "The Sleeping Beauty"-Sixth
and Seventh Grade.
Of interest to their parents and
many friends were the graduating ex-
ercises of 1915 class on Tuesday even
ing at the school auditorium. A large
audience was present and each young
lady rendered her part in a highly
creditable manner Following is the
program:
The Blue Birds; Lily Bells.-Chorus.
Invocation-Rev. ]. ]. Ansley.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-26
SUMTER RANKS
HIGH IN STATE

ATLANTA, Ca, May 26.-Federal
Trade Commissioner William ]. Har-
ris has just obtained from the ma
tional census bureau some unusually
interesting figures showing the five
richest counties in Georgia from an
agricultural standpoint, and the value
of their crops. Here are the figures,
which have never been published be-
fore:
Laurens county, annual crop value,
$4,S14,51S.
Burke county, annual crop value
$4,1S7,916.
Sumter county, annual crop value,
$3,9SS,76
Bulloch county, annual crop value
$S,S17,9S5.
Houston county, annual crop value
$3,7O9,41S.
These figures include cotton, corn,
wheat, oats, hay, forage, vegetables.
fruits, nuts and some tobacco, as
we'll as all other incidental smaller
crops.
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alutatory-Mary Clarke.
Music: "Cupid's Appeal"-Josephine
Forester.
Reading, "Cindarella"-Emily Wal
ker.
Music: Song Without words
Christine Spann.
Glass Poem-Lucy Chambliss.
Glass Song-Christine Spann, Ella
Murray, Lille Hall.
Prophecy-Emily Walker.
Valedictory-Josephine Forester.
Address-Prof. Collum.
Delivery of Diplomas-Rev. C. S.
burden.
Miss Louise Jordan, of Sasser, is
the charming guest of Miss Bertha
Howell.
Miss Matte Stapleton returned Sat-
urday from a pleasant visit to relatives
in Americus.
Mr.. D. l. Hite and Seth Hite return
ed Saturday from a months stay in
Leesville, S. C.
Rev. c. A. Phillips is spending a few
days in Dawson.
Mrs. R. M. Andrews returned Thurs
day from a pleasant visit to relatives
in Macon and VidaIia.
Miss Mary Morton, of Sumter, is
spending the week the guest of Miss
Melba Lunsford
Miss Ethel Reese, of Americus, is
the guest this week of Miss Alice Ruth
Zimmerman.
Miss Sarah Britton, or Americus.
spent Sunday the guest of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dodson.
Rev. D. S. burden delivered the COM
sermon at Oglethorpe Sun
day.
Misses Lula Finch and Annie Myers.
of Fidelity, are pleasant guests Of
Miss Corrie Wise.
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CUT OFF, Ga, May 26.-Mrs. r. H.
Stubs and Mr.. r. S. Stubs and Miss
Laura Stubs attended commencement
exercises at A. & NJ. c., in Americus
Saturday evening.
Miss Beulah Pennington returned
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Plains
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Especial to Times-Recorder)
PLAINS, Ca, May 25.-The music
pupils of Miss Jessie Forester were
heard in a recital at the school audi
torium on Friday evening. A delight
full program was rendered as follows:
Miss Forester and Georgia Harvey
Rustic Dance. .............Sc .SchnecKel
Mary Jennings and Miss Forester
First Piano.
Christine spann and Geraldine Logan
Second Piano.
Barcarolle .................A Adams
Spinning Song. Hattie L. Caughman
Mary Edna Jennings
The Morning Prayer. .... Streabboy
Ernestine Logan
First Piano,
Miss Forester,
Second Piano,
Roudino, No. Schultz
Matte Louis Croxton-
Peri Waltzes. ..............D .D'Alper'
Mary Ansley-
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Aurelia Waltz. ....... .Loep-EVans
Margaret Walker
Ger Hill and Dale. ........ Williams
Ernestine Logan
On the Plantation. ........ .Sartoria
Eleanor Chambliss-
First Piano,
Alta Logan,
Second Piano,
Reiterstuckchen ......... Schultz
Frances Oliver
Return of Spring. g......... Moelling
Eleanor Chambliss-
Whisperings of Love. ...... .Kinkel
Hattie Laura Caughman, Matte Louis
CroXton,
First Piano,
Mary Ansley, Margaret Walker,
Second Piano,
Musket Gallop.
Alta Logan
Valse des Flems. ........ Flemming
Geraldine Logan
Loves Pleadings. ............ .Kinkel
Josephine Forester, Christine Spann,
Geraldine Logan, Eleanor Cham
bliss, First Piano,
Emily Walker, Miss Forester, Alta
Logan, Frances Oliver, Second
Piano.
Gallop March.
PART II.
Little Orphan Annie-Hazel Thinner
man.
A Place For Boys-Alton Rayfield
A Mother Goose Play-Pupils of
First Grade.
The Dead Pussy Cat-Hattie Laura
Caughman.
Dramatization From King Arthur
Pupils of Fifth Grade.
Good Night-Twelve Little Girls.
On Sunday morning at the Baptist
church, Rev. R. C. Cranberry, of Ma
con, preached the commencement SER
mon, using for his subject "The Cost
Of the Best" Mr.. Cranberry delivered
an excellent sermon in simple and
beautiful thoughts.
On Monday evening at the school
auditorium the pupils Of the interme-
diate department gave varied pro-
gram of music, readings, ETC., which
was thoroughly enjoyed by the large
audience present. The following pro-
gram was given:
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De Soto

Especial to Times-Recorder.)
DE SOTO, Ca, May 26.-Mr. NJ. G.
Adams and Mrs. Frank Ferguson,
teachers of the De Soto School, gave
the school and town a picnic at Flint
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-08

WASHINGTON. Dec, THE statement
the receipts and disbursements Of ne T'~
trv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-08
NEW CITY NOTES.

;SrssYys,,y. Rat; !; ian, Due. ~, ~ q. Sr; a., yea;
NYdsS.S Ms SEPT. Iii iss ii.is ic;N ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-08
THE METAL MARKET.
Copper DuIl-Spelter Again De-
morallRed-Lead Quiet.

Refined oopper was duh yesterday. with
few inquiries in the market. Second hande
more anxious to sell in the neighborhood of
i9l.c. for electrolytic. Producing intaests
continued TO hold at 1879 10 sc PERIOD
cally, whenever the market Is dull, reports
OF heavy German purchases are put out in
an indie finite form. Undoubtedly German In
terests have been operating insthis market
for many months, a. they always have dom
heretofore. but reports that the German Gov
ernment Is actually buying here now are not
credited, although Il H. possible,
The London market for American electro-
lytic was dull and nominal yesterday at COS
for spot. STANDARD copper was down los,
on spot and futures. Exports reported yes
tertfay were heavy, aggregating t,6N tons,
including twenty five tons OF rods from Phila-
delphia, All the other shipments were from
New York. the heaviest being made to
France. Imports included 10 tons of pig
copper from Chile.
Consumers OF tin showed little Interest In
the market yesterday. but prices were steady
both at London and New York. Spot was
quolsb,e az SIC, and s7ae' here, while The
which was 2 decline OF II from the preceding
day. The Singapore market was down G..
The standard market n London wae 60.
lower, Tho steamship 81. Louie. arrived
from Liverpool WITH 100 tons, making ar,
rivals. l'sI tons since Desemesr !, and s'7Sa
Spelter was again demoralized, with an
other break Of 10. per pound, Spot was
offered at iec.. December at NSc, and Jan.
uary was auotable 1t Ne. and the first
quarter Of neTt year sa'1Sk TO ls%c. at New
spot and q OH futures. SPOT closing at fs7.
Lead was quiet and barely steady. at 5.y
To 3 o9isc. for spot. The London market was
los. lower on spot. at fT los. and %. lower
on futures, st f27.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-08
STANDARD OIL QUOTATIONS.

sPsr value. $50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-08
THE CURB MARKET.

With dealings % . fair scale. stocks In the
outside market were STEADY yesterday Al the
outset. but developed . weak tone toward the
close. Midvaie Steel led the downward trend,
showing . net loss Of 81 points on the day
Submarine Boat moved OF :. and Houston Oil
and Kathodion Bronze preferred l. lnterna-
tional Mercantile Marine shares were largely
neglected. but shared in the reaction. the
common declining y. while the preferred lost
~ poYhte. There was nothing in the way OF
news to account for the break.
Motor shares continued to attract attention
On heavy buying Chevrolet sold up. 10 1<5. .
new high for the movement. but eased off .
points at the close. Chandler showed . net
gain of u and Peerless u International Mo.
tors under moderate selling was . weak spot.
declining 3 points.
Coppers were active. but moved within .
narrow range. There vas q better demand for
Cerro de Paeco than had been shown for the
past week or 40. This stock held nrm at 37i.
until the late afternoon. when IL sold down
to 3iis. but II recovered to S5. at the close
Braden and Kennecott each declined n, while
Butte Copper and Zinc eased of =
OIL stocke were strong, with the exception
Of Ohio Oil, which lost . points. Standard
OIL of California featured the group. gaining
s points. STANDARD Oil of New York and Iii.
nois Pipe adv anced | point each and STANDARD
Oil OF New Jersey bettered its price by ..
bonds were active but steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-08
FINANCIAL NOTES

The Savoy on CnmpaU} rs. = -
monthly dividend OF ! per r.f' ~,
cent, extra. payahl" bo,tNh,' = ''
ers Of record December T., o..
Al a meeting Of the dirc,iuf- ~
tional city Bank YESTERDAY EI-. -,
president of the \rW JrreC' ~ ,
was elected q member ~ the ",
Palmer succeeds tho iI.r a 50
loAne
The recent declaration ~ : -or"' ? HnA
terly dividend Of s. per share .N.
dividend OF 81 = CHAR Ns..
ard OIL Company Of ktutu.h.
To "A Typographical error .U.''.
lished in The sun
stock holders OF tho Slid.n...
ton II was reported Nrssor.'N.
all OF the issue Of "U uuu rhH.
0nered to them, rNc'pt fut
The stock having the rIEh' fu
tes remaining shares was oN, PIT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-08
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,


WASHINGTON. Dec. Tho .~tatsn.l, d
the receipts and disbursements Of ne T'~
ury:
Thi. mo Fss' y.y
Receipts. ....."""."" @s7ol$ ..1ns
surnlp, ,s27s cgoa
Deficit.
Receipts from customs TO dRy So ~ IN
ternal revenue. ordinary, sl&A 80 oms
tax. $50, 3sa, and miscellaneous Slo,N'
National bank notes received 10 fs'nV
ton, f.77j, SSg.
The current statement Of the Irt.' sat"
Treasurer for December 6:
GENERAL FUND
Available gold 81 IH
limited states note.
National bank notes and Federal
reserve notes ...............
Certified checks on banks ...... ~
Subsidiary silver. minor com amU
silver bullion ,.,,..,..... ... '''.
Tnclassited ,unsorted currency 49,
Deposits III banks and Philippine
Treasury ......-.......... H- F-
Available currency IN Treasury
and banks
Deduct current liabilities ..
Net balance IN general fund ... ~
RESERVE FIND
Gold coin and bullion. ........
TRUST FUND
To redeem outstanding crrtiu,Jfc-t
Grand total cash assets IN rr"i-
U
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-08

CURB STOCKS CLOSING.

'sells cents per share,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-08
ORDNANCE STOCKS.
Powder shares Most Prominent In
Days Trading.

Powder stocks were the most promi-
nent issues In the ordnance market yes
terday. Du Point and Aetna ted with Cd
dries ond Forgings sold up 10 points or 40
to a new high record figure, Bid and
usked prices follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-08
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.

Tr.nsaction. FROM Opening TO s.ls r. N.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
6ro6bepugtbum.
Aus her bauptfaSt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

@rnite Grfranfnng beS budw'iten
Serrn Notwithstanding, pen %.
Sftober 10: Ser bod)p' lte pr. Siihpf
erlitt am Sonnersta9 i'm Sanatoriun
Der Shpsitern pom bl. Srun5istuS IN
9leri. fuobin er lid o adt 5a9en CUR
Srbplung 5hriidse5ogen bate. einen
lcid)tcn Sdluganfall. Iut 8unid,
beS boben aranfen lpurbcn linn iofort
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Sm 9oufe bes geltrigcn cages bat iih
Der 3uitanb Sciuer Siih0flihen @nas
Den 10 perlhlinmert. bab CT gu ernitcn
8ciiirhtunsen NnInB sibt. - Am ~.
Sftpber peroffentlid)te oaS biidDflihc
Sroinariat fol9cnbe Setanntmntung:
gSic Seiicrung i'm Seiinben bes boben
&ranfcn eallcrt an; uuh Die leete
Had,t perbrad,te er rubia. s.. 81. 8.
Die 8robber5o9in, Die Heaierum9. Der
pdpitlihe Huntius IN 8riiiiel. Wtiar.
Sacci. lofpie mebrere Hafbarbiihoie
erfunpiscn lid fan tG9lih in tbeils
nebmenber 8cile nnh Dem Vciinpen
Sciner Siidpflihen 8nnben. - Nit
GROCER Sreube pernabm Der bodp' tie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25

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Renauoel ihreibt IN b
IS umnnite"
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mir Die Hegierung beurtbeilen,
aber mir linb Der lleber5eugung,
bab lie begreifen miro, baB Der
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Ser ,Hdppel" lagt:
Limb nun ans @erf. fiir Den
enogulti9en Sie9. fir Die Be-
: freiling bes gebcilisten Sobens
oeS @ntcrlanbesl Muf gum
Siesesmarih. Der ms, nad) benz
&orte Seihanel's cine .gnte
0rcn5e" I'M Siten geben tpirb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
Sie WainiiterfriiiS

bauert ununterbrod,en an. Haf
Der r9uremburser Seituns" bonn
80. Sftober iou Serr 8ehtss
anipalt Ioam 2peif, bon Der
@robber5ogin Den Nuftrus els
balten baben. ein unpoIitiihes
8eihdftsminiiterium gu bilbeu.
@r iou audi nit peritiebenen
DISQUALIFICATION iiber Die 8ilouug
; zines ioIten perbanbelt babcn.
ga er aber Niemano 5ur Sbcils
nabme an Der Hesierun9 babe
beiuegcn f0nnen. babe er Der
@roBbcr3osin ieiuen @er3iht err
Hart. Ser neue Iiniiterpraiis
bent lit alio niht Serr Subert
2outih ipie uns Die 3elegramme
; berihteten. ionpern Serr MSam
Soeid, 8aS mir Bon Serrn
3oifi1 iasten, gilt aid fiir
Scrrn 2pcid. @r bat tutbos
liite Weltanifauuneen mo mar
INNER Elm eiiriger SorScrer bes
Voltspereins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
.NmerifaniicbeS
2tcbcSmerf.

TrHber einaeIauien 81, rs
Soispb SmSontt @aiutuwn. =. Tat, (obereulen) ....... 200
Mp. Subn @eher, Gbieaao, 81, (Serhem) ......... 800
Senrp Wenner, Hemien, Soma, (3rtntinsen) =. 800
Snianna Sg, (geb. &pffmann), Gbteagu, 81, tSfesoort HegeE
Scnrp 3hia, Gunguf Bart, 81. 200
Nc NHariun, Nanpn, z. Iaf. 100
9bHip aauoer, Cascade. Soma, (sienernnpn) ......... 500
Rep. 6. .. Shranb, Gatunsuac, 0b, (5teftrh) 1000
albert 9enners, Weanarb, Spua, (Spgbprn) LOO
JeO eirres. Maaaro, Soma, (SOgborn) ......... zoo
Spbu Suuaels, YeNrsburg, Nebr, (6plTbum) ........ 800
Ssos. Vraas, Seattle. @aib, (Su6msen) 200
Better shOentser, 1nbuaue, Suma, (G&ternah) ........ 200
1ubuane 2urembnrger Vercin 1000
Whh. unb Sobn genser, Subuaue, Soma $50
6tnseianbt BON Serrn Subn Chill:
2ugemburscr nnterhItunss. gerein, st Haml, 0dnn. 5000
Spbn 3ebins, Wimette, 81, (80sbprf ..... 500
aHatb. garria, 8ruB Yont, 81. 200
Sethpn 81, 0ruR 4piut, 81. 1000
1reo 2utsen, Chicago, 81, (grahtenbah) .......... 200
Ni6ad 3bes, Dubuque, Somu, (YRamer) .......... 100
tngenannt, Hubnqme, Soma 200
samnmiums ueramhanet nom Ssrrn !. 5amscrle, serrtar, anzems
burger gruDerbunb, Dubuque, Soma:
Wdtad 3Nes, Subnane, Soma, (Wamer) .$1O0
BIC Ionid, Dubuque, ga, (Ruoot 5rintinsrrtbaQ 400
VI. Oira, Smbnane, Sa, (5es) LOO
5raut Wert, 9ubuauc, Sa, (Sauisne) $3.50. rs
Hbiipp Sleeper, aeaoss, Sbabu, (aNiborm) -. 800
chen. Shumaher, @bitsmore, Soma, (WalobreoimuS) ..... 100
2ugemburser gerein, &tnuna, Nshnn, 1000
SaoiS siser, asiuiaOwn, gapnt. (aeainaem ......... 800
Sotn 7. shmitt. aeuiso~n, 9sOnt, (eih A.. b A5D ..... 1000
WidSIas siuaem, S6iraaO, 81, (GfhOOr) ........ 500
Senrp Z. anaft, Gbhaso, a., (1els( $50
Clemens Srban, Sptrtupub, u. Eat, (Glemanrp) 200
Geo u. Sofmauu, Omaha, Hebr, (2eninsen) ........ 500
sptal: ...... SIo14oO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
@ersliGen 9anf mmo @ott uerselt's!

Die Ueber fnb sdf. sn ri&ten at ben S6atmefer Srn. Nr. Gin.
bprff, German 3ruh & SaptngS Sanf, Dubuque, Soma. @ir bitten, babel
ben 0eburtSort, epenuea benrnsen Der GItern uber 9ureltrn inn Grok.
ber3ugtbum ansuseben, smcfS @er6ffentihuns In 9nrembnrg.