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Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
lure OF ORIENT
RUINS HER LIFE
Pathetic End of Young American
Girls Dream of
Love.
sQUALOR MARKS END
Daughter Of Wealthy Massachusetts,
Parents, She Succumbs to WiIes
Of Chink-Then Began IS
Years of Torment.

New York.-Only glassy-eyed
Chinese idol looked on this week
when Kitty Powers, CASTOR wife of
Fong Pong, former president of the
Hip Sing Tong, of New York city, and
said to have been the daughter of
wealthy Massachusetts parents,
breathed her last after a vain effort
% get opium with which to stifle the
numbering in her brain.
Catherine Powers died in a two-by-
four cubby hole in a rotting shanty
in the Chinese district of the metrop.
olis. Too proud to beg, too sick to
go out of her room, with detectives
constantly watching the house, Kitty
died alone and forgotten. Chinatown
had little use for Kitty, and had Of.
fered $4,000 for Fong Pong, now sup.
posed to be in Chicago. Vain efforts
were made to locate him to tell him
Of the illness Of the wife who forsook
her home, relatives and American.
ism for him Is years ago.
The Dream That Faded.
Kitty Powers came from Roxbury,
Mass. Is years ago. She was SNUG
gled into Chinatown and remained
there in seclusion for four years. Ac.
cording to the police, she never left
the house. Her parents, wealthy and
respected. made every effort to 10
cate her. At the end of the -four
years, when her body and soul had
been sufficiently tortured by the de-
lights of opium and other drugs, she
decided to become the legal wife OF
Fong Pong.
Several detectives we're always neal
Kitty. The district attorneys Office
protected her, for she knew China
town. But it did not know that Kitty
had no money. that it was only what
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
BEAR BESTS BULL IN FIGHT
Fight Occurs in Pasture, and Noise Of
It Wakens Farmers Family in
Minnesota.

Floodwood, Minn.-O. II. Gjora. a
farmer in Fine Lakes township,
about seven miles south OF F1oodwood,
reports that bear attacked his two
year-old bull recently and lacerated
the animal so badly that it had to be
killed. The fight between the bear
and the bull occurred in the pas
ture near MIR. Gjora's house and awak-
ened his family, but by the time they
reached the scene OF battle the bear
escaped into the woods. The same
day she-bear was killed by John
Foote. an Indian, who lives on the
west shore Of Prairie lake. The old
bear was accompanied by cub, which
Mr.. Foote captured. but had to let him
go. as he got too frisky.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
Colorado.

In Cripple Creek district the Henry
Adney lessees are sending out regular
shipments Of better than the average
grade ore.
In Park county rich gold ore (about
500 per tom that had been extracted
from the London mine during last
winter is now being shipped to smelt-
ers.
In Silverton district the Mears-Wil-
fley mill near the Silver Lake plant
is steadily treating the tailings of the
old Silver Lake mill, from which it is
turning out an excellent grade of con-
centrates.
report from Ouray states that
Frank S. Beach and Robert Long have
lease and option on the Crescent and
Star property.
Near Leadville rich zinc carbonate
has been uncovered in the Weston
Pass territory and samples will assay
better than fifty per cent in spelter
or sl34 per ton.
In the Jerry Johnson mine at Grip
pie Creek rich ore strike is an
nounced at depth. this being the first
response to the program of develop
ment recently adopted.
Experts have been examining tunG-
sten properties in Boulder county and
the disclosures of good tungsten pros.
poets has extended the territory miles
beyond the former center at Neder.
land.
The best thing in the Idaho Springs
district at the present time is the
winze being sunk by the Boston Leas-
ing Company on the Edgar. In sink
ing the winze twelve feet they took
out fifteen tons of smelling ore that
returned better than $40 per ton and
about forty tons of mill dirt that has
not been treated yet.
The initial shipment from the re-
cent rich strike on the Hondo Gold
Mining and Milling Company's' claim
shaft on the Sitting Bull claim in the
saddle between Battle mountain and
Bull HILL Cripple Creek, contained ap-
proximately forty tons of ore.
In Ouray district, miners working
on the Mountain King properties. near
Red Mountain. comprising the Gold
Lion and Mountain Lion have opened
up n well.mineralized vein measuring
seventeen feet across, three feet OF 1t
being high-grade lead, silver and COP
per ore
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26

buildings. where the dead of many
months are lying. some buried in the
soil through which our trenches run,
others entombed beneath piles of loose
bricks. sat down on the ground
beside the rugged Irishmen who
were squatted In that foul place
and chatted with them. In a piece Of
mirror stuck up on the parados |
could see the German trench at dis
tance considerably less than the width
Of the Strand at its narrowest point.
There's an Alleman that comes out O.
that trinch one and agin,' they said to
me in hoarse whispers. Sure, and we
often see him pattering about. a
gran big fellow with great whiskers
on him. 'Tis pity not to shoot him.
We could get him every time. |
touched the mirror to move 1t. The
next instant two bullets struck the
sandbags on the parados on either side
of the glass. The men laughed. They
can't hit you the way you have your
head now SOFT they said. but don I
be raisin' yourself"
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26

cording to directions on the bottle and
she is cured of this trouble. She was
all run down when she started taking
the Compound and her periods did not
come right. She was SO poorly and
weak that often had to help her dress
herself, but now she is regular and is
growing strong and healthy Mrs.
MARTIN HELvIG, Plover, Iowa.
Hundreds of such letters expressing
gratitude for the good Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has accom-
plished are constantly being received,
proving the reliability of this grand old
remedy.
If you are i'll do not drag along and
continue to suffer day in and day out but
at once take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, a woman's remedy for
woman's ills.
II you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (c0nfl.
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by .
woman and held in strict confidence.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
cow MOTHER OF TRIPLETs
Three Calves Born In Iowa Are
Healthy-TripIets Rare Among
Cattle.

Webster City, Ia.-one of the great.
est rarities in cow families" is owned
by Stanley Conklin at his farm south.
west OF this city. The family con.
sists of a COW and triplet calves. Twins
are frequent occurrence among cat.
tle. but triplets are so rare as to at.
tract attention. The triplets are
healthy and normal.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
NABBEO ON ALLURING SOIL
Escaped Horse Thief Comes Back to
Old Scenes and Lands In
Prison.

Bismarck. N. D.-Edward Molen.
who escaped from the penitentiary
three years ago. after serving one
month of fouryear sentence for
horse stealing. was returned to the
institution a few days ago from Mar.
marth, where he was arrested while
taking part in a circus parade.
Molen went from here to Tacoma.
Wash. where he shipped to Liverpool
and from there to ports on the Black
sea.
A year ago he returned to this coun
try and gradually worked his way
back to the scene Of crime for which
he was sentenced
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26

weakness. l spoke
to three doctors
about it and they did
not h elp her any.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V e g e table Com
pound had been Of
great benefit to me,
so / decided to have
her give it a trial.
She has taken five
bottles of the Vege-
table COmpOund ac.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
Black Snake Got His Kittens.

Amity. Ga.-When the Rev. w. A.
Fitzgerald saw plump blacksnake
sliding away from an clubhouse. where
Ave kittens made their home. he was
suspicious and looked into the build.
ing. Sure enough, the kittens had dis.
appeared
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
Arizona.

Arizona.
Mining activities in the Warren dis.
trict continue to keep up to their
wonderful pace.
Favorable reports are coming from
the tests now being prosecuted at the
Bunker Hill test mill on the hill in
Tombstone district.
An examination of the records of
the county recorders office at Tomb
stone since the first of August dis
closes the fact that there is much ac-
tivity in the way of mining deals, de-
velopment, transactions and the loca-
ton of claims.
Another strike OF potential possi-
bilities has been added to the list of
those already made in the Tom Reed
Gold Road Mining district. The scene
of this most recent of ore discoveries
is the Black Eagle workings of the
Tom Reed Gold Mines Company, five
per cent per month dividend-paying
corporation.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26

c. Goodwin. arrived from Europe re.
Gently bringing with her "Hoko." her
Japanese spaniel which has the dis.
tinction OF being the smallest dog In
the world. Miss Goodrich served as a
Red Cross nurse with the Belgian di.
vision for seven weeks. and did lot
OF relief work in France on her own
initiative. While in France she saw
good deal OF the Canadian soldiers and
she was impressed to see these mag.
nificent specimens OF manhood. who
had been wounded. begging to be
cured in order to go back to the
front"
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
Farmer Kills Bio Owl.

Hastings, Mich. Norman Chambers
OF Baltimore township has killed one
OF the largest owls ever seen In this
vicinity The bird. which was brown
and white In color. measured almost
Ave feet from tip to tip Its eyes were
two inches In diametc-
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
Wyoming.


A second oil well has been brought
In on the holdings of E. A. Orchard In
the Grass creek fields.
There is a deal on at Cheyenne that
may bring 100000 concentrating
plant to the Silver Crown mine.
Mining Conditions are greatly i'm.
proved in the southern part of the
state. Many of the mines are running
full time now
A pipe line thirty-four miles in
length from the Chatam to the Grass
creek oil fields has been completed
and is now running full of oil.
The Comstock Mining Company at
Silver Grown near Cheyenne is now
making rapid progress in driving
into the gold and siiver-bearing
vein.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
Whero Law presumea.

In cases where husband and wife
are accidentally killed together. the
common law presumes that the man,
being the stronger. outlived the wom.
IN. no matter for how short n tina
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
Good!

In that new banana which Burbank
has evolved the skiddy skin is omit
ted. This may be gain for the
banana and the public. but it's pain
full loss for the professional funmaker.
Plain Dealer.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
These United States,

The United States has 100000
square miles Of territory. 1908 900. 900
acres of land. There are s7s,000,0 900
acres of land in the farms of the coun-
try. but 100000 acres of this area
are unimproved and unproductive.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26

Red Cross Bag Blue makes the laundress
happy, makes clothes winter than snow.
AL good grocers. Adv.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26

Carpenters Wanted in s ssrery "a 9e,lltg e
latest and best mosquito and ny trap Send tlO fol
plans ETC. FLY TRAP CO., LONGBEACH, CAL
Sore Legs Healed ssd Sens ssssa -s
You work. Send for book-Describe your
A. c. LIRPB, l43 Green Bay Ave, Milwaukee, Wis
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26

Some horses are better mud runners
than others. 1t is so with human be-
ings.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
MOTHER OF
SCHOOL GIRL
Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Re-
stored Her Daugh-
ters Health.

Plover, Iowa" From a small child
my 13 year old daughter had female
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
ERIN
MINING NEWS
IN nnIEE
IN q r I E F

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Metal Market Prices.
Lead, N. Y, $4.45.
Bar silver, s0.46%.
Spelter, st. Louis, $13.48.
Copper, casting, $1712h.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26
Kitty Died Alone and Forgotten.

few white wives of Cinnamon gave
her that enabled her to keep her soul
in her body.
Gilpin observer., 1915-08-26


the Turks a
Christians
a heavy
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
Seitrasc sum %9nremburser
Yiebesmerf.

u. 9.-Macn Spcnhern umicrcn
ber3lifitcn Sanf. Sittc ale Sennmns
gen nusiflieBlid, an ~Sns Sicbcepcrf
fir bulisbcniiritiac Sliremburacr".
Catholic Yrintiu9 Co., Subuauc, 3d.,
~ nrrcilicren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20

or ndf, eds Die Vrpteifs Tcten in Az
innitem Zone aebdlter seneicr ieien,
iuncm oerr Gniden III cincrr 1elez
sromm on Zen Siant.ietrctdr bon
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icsuiIa bcs llliiineer StntinnEgebdupes
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inl fcu15cidlnet, hie CT iiir Gin Ser
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pnrtct. Sn rem minmcbr i~oiacnhen
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pp0c @ntidlohiauna Den Surcmburscrn
non ieitc,l Der bci,tIdlcn Hcaicrnng 3u@
aciid'crt plirhc, urn SnS iorrehl 8roBs
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8cncu nicics 3uGcitnnoniB Fer Scuts
itcn oils ciucn iiir bic luremhursiiile
0crolfcrlms tcrlhiecnbcu llutitanb in
Den %~oroergrunb itcaten. Gum
StlIiIe miro III elmer mugcretItcn
Tctcneiidnhcritcluna !urcmbursiifer
unn belsiiher @erholtriiic 6rn.
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aemuht. buS aii icinc GirIahuna bin
Der irnuspiiidlc 8cldnhte Scrr Tnls
laro am 4. Au9uit Die Stnpt lurems
burg perlniicn mubtc.
2a5u bobcu mir nidlt piel I'll be-
mcrten. @ir luciien bios auf unicrc
friibereu Iusiiihruuseu, betreiis nes
Nrti.cls Scr YGficoao tribune" 3us
rid, in ncnen mir nn bnnn cffisicller
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oes gtSuges BEG 6rn. Armanh mol
laro fuinerlegten. Sm lIebriaen
t~niipieu mir. nit Der aeinmn;tcn Vreiie
Der alien 6eimath. Den @unid, an.
nnb iih rnd1 cinnrnl in Der Asnaitipu
nes ,@fp DC Ydris" zinc ~iodtunhiec
Scber riihre. rcld'c bic 100000 sdbz
lcnnc td9lifc Ntrnrentcnsahl IN fla
.fer. unpnrtciiidlcr 1ciic ilbcr Die yer
fhiencubeit lurembureild'cr nnb belais
|id,cr @crhGltuine untcrrid,tct. unn oas
Ibsi ncn 2cIern nufrit,tis beereiflit,
mnd,t, baS bic lurcmbursiid,c Hcsies
trlne bel &rieasbeeinn HQcs eethnu
tbdt. mas lie chen tbun fonnte uns
l%permod1te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20

ines IoG scr Grpdhnte bereits i'm
.ceten Septenrber acfdllcn iein. gs
jcitcbt fir hic Sainilie faum mchr Elm
3peiicl iiber ncn Cor ncs iunaen
tnlentpc1cn Ninnrcs. scr im Civil
bcrui cbcniaas Sfulpteur in @ils mar.
Gipiltanb Der Nemeinee @pnerih.
StcrbcfdIlc: Iom 4. Idr5:
Ahpli. @ries, alt ~ Sabre, ghrens
Roifper5eptor, Solerih.-6.: Sohann
3hilippc. alt 81 Sabre. Sd,lolicr. chez
los, Icrl. = TO-: Sohnnu arippes,
alt 81 Sabre. Giienbdhns Irbcitcr.
cbcIos, &oacrif, - r.: Nitolos
Bidder, alt 81 Sahrc. Sdlreincr.
@niperif. = IA: Sobann Setter
Nirnbnum. cit II Sabre, Nf5iicnbc<
nmtcr. Solcrit. - Is: Bertha
Iarr. alt 5 Nonntc unn % Gage.
sot1ter bon Tctcr Iarr, S%anrruirth,
Merl; Bernard Gcifer. alt : @onatc
unp p Gage. Sohn BON Gitolns Tei>
Ter, Slhrfnctlt Gonneipce; 6einrit
8cndc, aft 1 Snbr nnb ) Wornte, z.
.. Seinrid Gcudc, Snitnllatcur, 9pns
neipca; S%eannettc achl. alt , Sahre
unh s Mpndtc. Sotlicr bon Mid1el
aobl. 2ofomptipbeiscr. 6ollerif. -
16.: Nrnn Somnac. alt 81 Sabre.
ohnc Stonh. Soncrid. Witrpc BON
Seinrif &pbert llcbc. 3tlhs. Sngee
nicur an 2iircmburg %mobnhait; Sob.
Shnni, nlt 20 Sabre, e%iieubahns
Surcnubiencr, Merl; Guaer Nifolas
Rob, alt 4 Sabre unh ) Monnte. Sotr
bon Nifolns Mnb. Sfrcincrmciter.
Splcrid,. - is: aurpline Reruerif.
alt 50 Snbrc. Srhensidipeiter, chelos,
6oacrih. - 26.: Ooh. Bart. Sfmit,
alt 81 Sabre. pcniionierfer @iienbabns
ihrciucr unb Birth, gpnnepca; Nnnn
Marion, alt 40 Sabre. ohne Stonb.
gbcfrdu o Sobnmu S%filingcr. 3imz
mermdnn. @onnemcs. - 81: Snlius
Iioicr. alt Z Monate. Sobn bon Snfob
Sibter, Stloner. Werl. - 90: &ds
tharina Bonn. ait. 10 Sabre uno 3
Ioudte, Snfter bon Better Bonn,
Giicnhdbuarbciter. 8pnncrea; e. Gcbs
ners, oft "A Sabre, gderer. Nerl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20

idldd,ten pcrichcn. fparh crridict. I'M
cincu &iiacl acHnurt ~Snonqhcrrr. Sic
Srbauiniiric pcife iit aui bcn Sergs
ipiseu bon Cape Gcr1prin bis Aynnis
hulp ~hefonecn, purhcn cricet brrd,
ltcircrne I1ucrn oereu llcherrcitc
nod heute tbcilnciic 81 icbcn limo.
Gin Nricuul purnc in Spnaahcrrp cins
s~crid,tet, i'll mcld,cm iid auuoncn.
Ioricr. Sdlmcric, Yulper II. i. NJ. bcs
fnnbcm. Sdttcricn lpurncn an ben
aiiircn on pe%ridieoenen Sricu Spiid,cn
Cape 9nmorin NM Yuracaeu crbaut
unh nit Der npthnenbigen Nr.ileric
periebeu Htsnann bcnnh &c Soripn
lidl nnd penn siprncn mo CT sic Sci;aus
gcn in Guilon. Mdpntifard. Gbonan
ratcrrn uno aottornm uusbencrtc
uub ecicitiatc. Sic mciiten Nicicr
Sorts teIrchen noh ais po,I Sunsclu
iibcruaticnc &uineu. Nlsnann nauStc
CT ieinc Nuimcrtiomtcit ncm 6ecrc gu.
gr crbpb Die 3abl Der Sruppen api
$4,000 Nauu heitchcnn aus anpals
lcrie. Sninuicric, Artileric unn Srrcs
suldren. Mg Sicic pcridlicecncn Got
tunaen raren nnd ncm lcsten europa
iid,cu Nonel nis3irlinicrt uue bcpaiis
net rcreen. trueen neii in gurnrn
scmnd'te Wdficn urh Guropdcr. Surds
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20

Sopre nit ifets pdd,ienhem giier se@
pileat urb aeforhert. Sns ~nrcrfdrrte
Srenn Der Ae8icruae. hos ~XX.
Sitclc". c~rpifnct cine rc9cIrcdlte Err
paadnoa AT @uniten ciner AHneriors
politif. CO mad't Dem Niniircr 4ans
rcrpclpc Der tiirslid, mr. ons @robS
hcrsp9thum Surentbura iorberte, ben
Gorpuri, gil heidcincn 81 icir. Mdn
nitric i'm @eaentheil lir~fsrheiniidie
ecutifc @cbictc drnettiereu unb
Seutihlnnb nuf rer llmians Ereus
Sens bon 1915 rchu3icren. - 5ieie
Snce rirp uitt BON alien 9elsieru ges
biGigt. Su rcr in Sunhon c%rifleinens
Den .Snhercubnnec Sclee" entrpidelt
iit cine lehhnite Eolemif. Ser Sos
sialiir Nprcr bcfGmpft cine @ebiets@
crpeiterlina. Der Sibcrdle Barn Ietrers
ieits fiird,tct bon Der enertue0en aus
slieneruns bon nrci Wi1iorcn 9eutz
iteu cine Grbriiduua Der @nloren.
, Or piiIe, rag Die telaiite arrnee heute
snrS bon bieier Spifnlng criiilt lei
unb fiir Die Verpirtliduna nuf gnas
lambs 5ilie sdhlcn forre. Iter er
benor3uae bic 9ilnure ciues Fuifcrz
itadtes u einen ncrarcBerten 8roSs
h~cr3ogtbum 9%urembura. bds cine
irnn5oiiife @nrniipn crhnlten nitric"
@ir haben pphl rift noting. bems
Nacgcniiber uniern Stdnopunff erreut
3u betonen. Nuf bic 2odipeiis ei7ef
u%ergroScrteu 9iremhure forr uns
ridt ha6u nerleitcn. be3iislit unierer
Sufunft cirer anheren Wurih az
heaen dls rem. Der i'm Rcfrdiu urierss
NnticranieneE Sc Seiernon" gum
NrSNrud tommi: yNir pe0e bIeifre
mot mir lin"
linn IN mir aerdbc hieler Hefrdfn
sirersr, molten mir aud nod nif eirer'
Grtifel @e3uq uebrren. her IN Der
WdrSs Summer Der 6ambureer iSeit@
ifriit Ser pdnhelsitnnp i'm Nus
larne" cridien mn ms ourh cinen
Srcunb u~nicres glattes 3ueeihtdt
rpurhe. Sn bieiem Nrtifel, Der ben
Sitel trdst Sur a~ricss3eit in 2urems
burg uno Der i%ran3oiiiden Shfpeis",
hchnuptet Elm 9erpii'er Wilhelrn Sors
bcrf aus Hiirnbera, Die 9urembureer
hdtten nuf Dem Ylacc bNrmes foleen'
beu @nbliprlh in Stein eirsemetSelt:
(gfer poqe feline VreuBe lin. n,er mole
3lcirre mat mir lin" Der 8eifGftEs
Feiieontct Iilh-acnoori .alls Gilrns
ECra mus cine enn5 eisennrti9e Srilc
IEciisen. oas GusS iisht. Die in
Itcit1aL cri,tlsren. aber
hnmit entbebt CT uns ncr Nothpenbias
felt, inns udhsr nit sen onbern 9ies
benspiiroieiciten 81 befnNen, nit be-
men er lid, pen 2uremburaern unouae.
nehm al MAIDEN iitt. Ser Ierecr
iihcr Elm misgliidtes @cifdithen bat
itcirt'*. gar marnigidfc eriGei.
nunasformen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20

note alt. g.: Sohonu 8oop, ~ 5.
alt, Erehor9clipiclcr. g.: antbns
rinn anepper. so Sabre nlt. Helis
gionsitneiter; garbarn 1ouiiaint, AZ
Sabre alt. Observation-Disclosures. - L.:
Mitoldus @ntrinaer. 10 Sabre alt,
5aslobncr; Wnria @rcthcu. 70 Sabre
ait. Iittiuc eriter Che bon Gbudrp
aremer, 8tlbs. Notarldreiber uno Che
iran S%iuciter Che BON Nif. @ciipcrs,
S~dalobncr 81 aird,ber9. = s.: Scins
rid @unih, "a Sabre ait, 6ofs Scilcrs
mciitcr; Taraarethn Sochm, Is4 Sabre
aft. chelos. - a.: Inna Spottlcr. rs
Sdhrc alt. Wittpc bon Yctcr NiiQer,
5tlbe. llntcrncbmer; Sobann Iciifcr,
so Sabre alt. Siifler. - 10: Ilbert
Sdauppcl. "a Sabre aft. aiifer. che
los. - 49,: Maraarciba anmiln
Nicbncr, ~ Gage ait; Sphnnna @liias
octh Fremont. II Ionatc oft. = 10:
Mdrinnnc Stephnnp. IS Sabre alt,
ohne Stnno, ebelos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20

trnac bon 1860. ncm 8didh ucn
@odlin al &ilic. HITTER rcr cHcrdi
id'cn Seitura &c Sannor's. ruurfe a'c
beriltmte tlnpauerriitc Gey; IS
%aliusslinic crtdut. Sic ncItnnp ms
crbeblihcn Grnauimii,icn pon iibcr3 30
Weileu 9dngc. BON Yudipprt ans
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