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Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11
BLOODY TRIAL ENDS
WITH MURDER THEN
SUICIDE IN GLOBE
Mark Lamb Murders Wife; Both
Lived in BiSbee; Start of A.
fair Thought to Have Taken
Place in Douglas.

Mark Lamb, who was well known
to the many old timers of Bisbee. will
regret to learn that he killed his for
mer wife and then committed suicide
in Globe on Saturday night The cou-
pie at one time lived in Dubacher
canyon and Lamb was employed in
the mines mere and later went to
Douglas where he was employed in
the smelter
The murder Of Mary Collins in
Globe Monday by Mark Lamb and his
own suicide following the crime, is
thought to have had it's conception in
Douglas in 1906 and 1907 when Lamb,
who was a smelter employee there
shot to death Max Schultz, between
Douglas and Pirtlevile because he
believed the latter was intimate with
his wife
Prior to the shooting of Schultz,
Mrs Lamb shot and killed William
Barnes, June Is, 1906, in his back
yard at 76C Sixteenth street
A year later Lamb shot Schultz on
the other side of the FL Paso & South
western station, while Schultz was
going to work.
Lamb was convicted. sent to the
.penitentiary and later pard0ned Mrs.
Lamb secured divorce and the last
heard of her in Douglas, she was at
Winkleman, but as the name Mary
Collins is the one that she took after
securing her divorce. it is believed
that Lamb yesterday murdered his
former wife at Globe because she
rejected his offers of matrimony. Al
ter killing the Collins woman, Lamb
turned the gun on himself and com
mitted suicide.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11
ELEPHANT BUTTE DAM
MAY Be MECCA FOR
BlSBEE AUTOISTS
Secretary Gray Calls Attention
to a Route From albuquerque
Which Invites Travel Toward
Connection With BOTderland.

Placing an agent at Albuquerque
to divert travel south from that point
to the Borderland Route, is the sug-
gestion MADE to the Warren District
Commercial Club by Harry Weich,
secretary of the Phoenix Chamber of
Commerce, provided a good road can
be pointed out from that point south
to a Borderland Route point. He has
made the same suggestion to the Tue
son Chamber of Commerce. The sec
rotary Of the Commercial Club has
written to Welch and to John F. My
ers. the secretary at Tucson, that the
road south exists and has detailed it
as he found 10 had been logged and
mapped by Harry Locke and Robert
H. Rinehart who have just issued a
map and log book of west Texas and
New Mexico roads and "a copy of
" hich they sent the Commercial club.
The Borderland Route has a feed
er" running from Albuquerque to
Deming and as that road passes the
Elephant Butte Dam, Secretary Gray
has prepared a brief outline of the
route which may be of interest to
readers of the Review desiring to
visit the great irrigation project
which will, from now on, be attract
/ ing more and more attention He be-
lieves il Will be as strong a drawing
card toward the Borderlaud from the
north as Roosevelt Dam has been for
the Globe TO Phoenix route. It is
1894 miles from Albuquerque to the
dam and he believes tourists Will pro
coed about SO miles to the Borderland
rather than retrace their way that dis
lance.
From DeIIing to the Elephant Butte
dam is 96.3 miles. 1t is described as
fair road" with many short grades
and some long heavy grades through
the Seco and Animas valleys. It pos
,sesses many spots and stretches of
great scenic beauty. Much of the dis
lance is through a mountainous coun-
try where game abounds At Hills
boro, $50 miles from Deming. is the
only point on this stretch where suita-
Bile hotel and garage Accommodations
may be expected. The road practical
! ly parallels the Santa Fe railroad
from Demins AZ miles TO Lake Valley.
Water is obtainable at 9 points. There
is a store and hotel at Lake Valley
and hotel and store, gas, oil and
water at Palomas Hot Springs. ga
miles from the dam.
Proceeding on toward Albuquerque,
the second stage is to Socorro. To
that point is 9O2 miles described as
good road easy grades Ultimately
it will cross the crest of the dam and
eliminate all heavy and dangerous
grades Now it crosses river bot
tom fat three miles north of the dam
which becomes bad i'm wet weather.
lVhe scenery is described as a con
stantly changing and ever interesting
panorama. North of Cuchillo which
is avoided by a cut-off, there is much
excellent state highway which is
part of the road as mapped AT San
Marcial 6O.l miles from the dam, are
hotel and garages as at San Antonio,
Is miles further on, and at Socorro.
From Millisan to Socorro. 1925 miles
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11
Hot Weather Bad
for Women s Nerves
Season When They Most
Need Their Strength to
Withstand the Heat

Hot weather has a decidedly weak
ening effect on most women. They
become TOO languid to exercise, and
as a result have appetite only for
light tasty foods like salads and
other cold concoctions, which do not
digest readily and increase the nat
ural tendency to constipation
At this season women should main
tain the highest possible standard Of
health to counteract the enervating
effect OF the weather Good digestion
and regularity OF the bowels are es-
sential. The combination of simple
laxative herbs with pepsin. sold in
drug SORES under DIE name 90 lH
Caldwells Syrup Pepsin Is highly
recommended as Laxative and di-
gestant by many physicians, as well
as by thousands of women who de-
pend upon it as a remedy for many
of those lbs 10 which women seem
more especially susceptible.
Get a fifty cent bottle of Dr. Cald-
wells syrup Pepsin from your drug
gist ana have il in the house Take
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11

motoring wire men and occasionally
gets them.
Their work enables observers to
utilize captive balloons and every
point of vantage-trees, housetOps
towers, win6mills, straw stacks or eX-
tension posts raised by windiass so
feet in the air, and telephone infor-
nation TO officers or to batteries post
ed miles behind Perhaps the most
effective work OF all is done by the
wireless outfits chat enable airmen
TO send back precise information on
the location of the enemy's batteries
or concentration of troops
The wire and the telephone are the
FIRST objects of search when the enc
my occupies town or a building At
Compieane. ON their march south. af-
ter Chareloi, the first care of the
Germans was to cut all the wires and
destroy an the telephones and tele-
graphic instruments.
The Germans are said 10 have wiz
ed the entire quarry region between
the Aisne and the Disc through their
secret agents before the war AT any
rate. wherever the French have ad-
yanced in that region they say they
have found evidence of long prepare
ton for wire communication between
farm buildings, cottages. mills, etc,
occupied by spies, and the German
batteries.
The story is told of an infantry
picket arriving at an isolated farm
house i'm that region and finding an
old woman seemingly alone They
asked for food and water She swore
she had nothing and insisted that it
was useless 10 search. Reluctantly
she preceded the soldiers to the Gel
lar. where there was nothing but a
few hogsheads standing on end one
OF them bigger and higher than the
rest aroused the curiosity of the SER
geant ina charge of the party In APP
preaching me had the forethought to
level his revolver at the top and this
got the drop on the man inside with
a revolver i'm one hand and a tele-
phone i'm the other. All the other
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11
TELEPHONE WIRE is
NECESSARY ADJUNCT
IN The PRESENT WAR
Important Role Played BY Phone
Wire to Say Nothing Of Barb
ed Variety, Is Told BY Those
Familiar With Conditions.

PARIS Aug. 1.-THE role played
by telephone wire in the war-to say
nothing of the barbed variety that
protects a nearly three thousand mile
battle fronts prodidous 1t be-
comes apparent miles behind the
lines strung along AN the routes lead
ing TO commanding posts, Though
fields and forests, on trees, poles,
fence posts, roofs, towers, windmills,
straw stacks, forming "a network Of
communications iu which only the
trained linesmen can see system and
order With aircraft the telephone
wire has largely replaced reconnoiter-
ing parties and vedettes There is
scarcely a skirmish battle or artill-
cry attack in which the wire doesn't
participate, sometimes in cooperation
with aeroplanes sometimes without
Every corps of the French army
has certain number of motor-car
telephone shops, each equipped with
two complete telephone installations
with four miles Of wire and an ade-
quate number OF ground stakes and
forked pickets that may be stuck in
the bayonet socket Of a rifle serving
as a temporary pole. Each Of these
outfits has also its wireless equip
ment with antennes to reach a height
of go feet and dynamo connected
with the motor of the car to furnish
the current. Il requires only a few
minutes from arrival of the car to
set up the wireless OUTFIT and put it in
operation The enemy's artillery is
constantly on the watch for these
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11
TEA FOR TROOPS.

LONDON, Aug. 1O-Twenty million
pounds Of tea, about one fourth OF the
bonded warehouse stock in the United
Kingdom, is stored in the Port Of
London's Cutler street warehouse,
awaiting the orders of the War office.
1t is intended for the supply of the
British forces at home and abroad
The bulk of it has come from India
and Ceylon.
About twice a week orders are re-
cgved for the dispatch of certain spe-
cided quantities, according to an APP
proved sample by the War Office.
Fifty thousand pounds is about the
usual size of the order.
AS soon as the order is received,
the warehouse officials analyse the
samples and prepare instructions as
to the particular classes and quaint
ties which must be blended to produce
the required bulk Chests are opened
by the hundreds and their contents
the heaped together until the observ
or sees before him a veritable mount
ain Of tea While men known as
feeders continue to add to the heap
other employees with wooden shoyel'
, are set TO work blending the tea. Fiji
teen OF twenty men are engaged n
/ the work which requires considerable
z skill. The thoroughness with which
the blending is done is ascertained b.
expert "tasters."
The tea is put in stout tins, general
/ ly containing is pounds each, an'
two of these tins are put into a wood
I en- case.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11

hogsheads contained batteries.
The Gazette de la Bourse of Petro-
grad tells story of a telephonist
who was the only Russian living when
post was captured by the Germans.
Huddling in his hole, protected by
sand-bags, he telephoned to the ar
tillery to fire directly at him and they
would get the Germans. The battery
changed it's aim accordingly and the
telephonist transmitted the result of
the fire as cody as IF he were not the
target Shells rained upon the place
and the Germans We're repulsed,
leaving their dead When the Rus
slams reoccupied the position they
found the telephonist stnl unframed
in his hole
Projectors and aircraft ordered from
Ypres by wireless played a great role
i'm the first battle of Ypres The air
men were able to ascertain just what
troops the Germans were bringing up
while the projectors arrived just i'm
time to discover the Prussian Guards
attempting a surprise attack and TO
enable the British to cut them up
Errors in the transmission of or
ders and information by wire some
times occur and they are generally
serious. mistake in the transla-
ton of a wireless message is report
ed on one occasion to have caused the
uhlans to retire from Cassel TO Ar
mentiers, losing them their position,
which the French occupied.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11
TABLETS

All kinds of tablets. letter and not
sizes. Job Dept, Review office, Mai
Street.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11

the road again closely parallels the
Santa Fe.
From Socorro to Becker is 1916
miles OF good road systematically
signed. through an uninhabited coun-
try with water scarce" There are
two or three miles of rough road and
on two stretches of mountain road
there are sharp curves and careful
driving is advised About y miles
out of Socorro there is a short stretch
of road that is bad In wet weather.
Water is ohtainable at Becker.
From Becker to Albuquerque is 46.6
miles of road described as only fair,
as there are several rough spots and
plenty of cross washes and cutters.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11
PARAMOUNT TRAVEL
PICTURE AT ROYAL

The Royal lis showing the famous
Paramount Travel Pictures for to-
day in addition to a strong combined
Mutual and General program. The
Hearst-Selig News gives the latest
pictures of Italy entering the great
war and other important events. The
KeyBee have a good twopart feature
in Her Easter Hat The Keystone
have special master comedy I'm
Merely a Married man.
On Sunday the Royal will show the
William Fox master feature Anna
Karenina" one of Tolstors famous
dramas. The wonderful feature Will
star Bettey Nansen The Royal Act
ress assisted by an all star cast
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11
BEST Athlete

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug ia, n.
Richards, OF the Illinois Athletic Club
won the distinction of being the best
an round athlete in the United States
nv placing first in the Decathlon
staged yesterday and today on the
Stadium Of the Panama-Pacihc Expo
sition. c. A. Brundage, of the Chica
so Athletic Association. second Ches
ter Fee. Portland, third
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11

Water is obtainable at three points
between Becker and Albuquerque.
Any tourist from the District who
may desire to make the trip to Ele-
phant Butte Dam or further north
may see the map at the office of the
Commercial Club. From Bisbee TO
the dam the road will log just over
$50 miles From Bisbee to the Roose-
welt Dam via Phoenix, it logs about
800 miles, but on roads that are very
much better
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11
-GWNR

Austrians repairing reads blown mp
I, by Russians; Galician refugees re-
turning home; Germans pursuing
Russ with Red Cross dogs.
These pictures were taken iH
Galicia just after the Austro-Gormau
forces had driven the Russians back
across their own frontier The Rus
SLAMS in theh retreat tore ap Che rail-
roads, blew up bridges and iid every
} thing else they could TO rctard ,hc
I progress Of their pursuers. Rollov-
ing thu clearing Of Galicia The refu-
gees who had fed before The Ru
slams returned with what goods .aa
had been able TO take with The
when their homes were occupied
chortiy after the beginning Of The
I Wal by the invaders.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11

dose of il tonight and by morning
your constipation Indigestion and
SCH headache via vanish. ltiis far
preferable 20 carthartics, purgatiyes,
and salts. because it does not grippe
or shock the system but acts gently,
In an easy, natural manner, eXpelling
The congestion of waste and restoring
normal activity of the organs.
A free trial bottle can he obtained
by writing 10 Dr. ~ b Caldwell. 453
Washington st.. Monticello, Ill.,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
SAVING
Buy Now - Save the Worry
At Christmas Time and also
SAVE THE MONEY
Here's the Gilman Plan

You pay sc down on your Watch
Or Jewelry and then &c additional each
week for a period Of Twenty weeks,
and we viii sell you a beautiful Wal
than or Elgin Watch. Gold Filled
Case, guaranteed for Twenty Years.
We viii sell you any other Watch
or Jewelry you may want on the
same terms proportionately
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-11
California Hotels
Health and Summer ResOrts--1915
WEYMOUTH
APARTMENTsst
% SO Alvarado

Situated in the high class district OF Westlake.
Equipped for amusements and entertainments.
With our comfortable attractive 2 and 3-room
suites we invite comparison.
Tel-Home 557334; Wiltshire 3535
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07
Die Eanemne in GnslanS.

Inter Dieiem Sitel briugt Ser Sc
neral @tui Wurarpicff sNmoltsfp i'm
.Glclaireur DC Nice" fpl9euben Irti>
tel: Sas @r9ebniB, bas it'd in bieiem
Iugenblide ppr6ereitet, lit Die Snne
oung elmer belltiden Irntee in Gng@
LAMB. SD lebe Idon ole ifeptiiden
@eiidter, bas irouild)e SGdeln, Die
ltn9ldubigen 8lide, bic cine berarti9e
g%ebauptung berporrufeu miro, p&ic",
miro man io9eu, sic, Der Sic ionlt
eineu 10 %gelunoen WenlhenperItano
beiiBeu, mollen cine berarti9e hinge
reimrbeit 8iseitebeu? sic pergeilen
ul1p, paB' Die 5errlhnft Der @tecre
Gnglano 9ebcrt, bab bic peutihc
Slotte Der ieini9en ublplut unterIegcn
lit ultp.?" llnb id) iperpe antiunrten:
Sic Ausfiibrung bieier Soee lit piclz
leiht Idipierig lnb ielbir gclungt, mas
ibre llum0glid]feit an9ebt, niemalsl
Snt aric9c 9ibt IS nthtS 10 llnmpg@
lihes, DOB mon es uid)t ucrIid)e."
SIN Sabre 1905 hat gtnpoleon Der
Critic. Dem ma cine geipilic Soils
Sntclli9el5 ntdt oblpreten fdlllt, be-
lpnherS in MISREPRESENTATION, be-
rcits bnaielbc llnternebmeu pcriudt.
llnb CT bat cs 10 gut pcrilldlt, unb be-
Ipnbcrs 10 gut porbereitet, baB Gug>
lunb aus 9eiorgniB nm feline Grilten5
ben grm oes grpBen aaiicrS, Der lid
bon Dem beril6mtcn Sclbln9cr bon
8oulpgnes Iur zWlcr ms ge9cn CO err
bob, nidt nnbcr3 ubiucnDcn tonntc,
ais oubllrd,, baB cs 9c9en i'm Sllcrlt
Seiterreid. bnnu NuBlnub unb enolid
Yrcuben bebtc. Iulterlie, Sena nno
Strickland bebcdtcn Die Irmecu Nas
polepn's NIT Hubm, abcr Gnglano
blieb unperleBt. &or 5luun6ig Sab
rem peroiicntlidte eiu dnoerer Sranz
3oic. ipeni9cr groB unp blrdauS nidt
mddtig, ubcr in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ten iebr competent, ndmlih Der @e@
neral &c Ncgrier, IN Der "9icure bcS
Seur Ionocs" cinen Nrtifcl pbue
MISUNDERSTANDING, Der %icnieit5 bca
Ganal5 grpbc llcberrnihung uno befs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

Sod Ser Sag Ser @6rehnlng iit
aefonmen, Die eroBe 8efabr itebt boz
Der 5bir, uuO England init due1tlidyI
nah elmer 5ilie, Die linn rtdt sesebe,v
iperben fam.
Srlaup braudt ieoen Wann, iebe
Srau unb iebes &ino ieiner 3atton irt'
Der rgroBen 8efabr", Der eS ert<l
gegeniiebt, bon offentuuoieen Sein4
Den uno failheu Sreunoen um<
ringt. gtit benz bnlbseiuofmeneI
Sample fir Die Sreibeit unb BEN
@laiben, bIeibt es Srlano's Yfliht,
lid mar iih IelbIr 81 lpipmen. Sober
Raun . Srlano'3 Haiie, Der iein
Sano berldBt, UNI an &ithener's Settle
5u ellen, lit elm &errdther an Ieinem
Hunbc. unb Der Chilling fir Ieiner
Sienit i'm engliihen 5eere Ioa ebeulp
uerdhtlid) in Den yhl9en aller edten
Srldnoer gelteu nls Die 80 Silberz
liuge, fir lpelhe Sllbas ieireu Serru
unb Weiiter perratben bat. /,
9ieber Die 0aleere, Die 8efdngenen>
5eQe uub iogar Der 8al9eu als bieies
unbantbare Spfer iriIher 3annbafs
tigfeit fiir Die 6ilfe Gnglanb's III benz
gemiibeu, Den e%brenbaften Sanoet
elmer fleibisen Natiuu luie 9eutid]s
lanb, NIT 8etpalt AT iid 5u reiBen.+
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

Nub geitiirmt iperben, 10 lperoen @es
fangene nid)t gemad,t. - Siel Sober
leieu5 mlad)te aud Shcrmou nift, ais
er bic llebergabe bon 2 nuaunqb
iorberte: Solltc ih sum- StIrm u6r@
eebeu pber bas langinme aber iidere
@eriabreu bes @usbuneerus einl9laz
gen muiicn, 10 lpcroe ih audi Dor Den
bdrteiten MaBrege(n uidt 5urilds
Ihreden. Sd lperbe mir Damn feline
beionberc gRiibe geber, na5 Seer I'M
3aum 81 balteu.
60 seidleben im anfseflGrten 10.
%Sabrbunpert i'm hriitliditcn 9anbc
Der Welt uun BON WtGnnert, berct
S1npter bente nod eiu 8lOrienid,ein
umsiebt uun bic Sarbnrcu sn aeItueit,
ein &apitalucrbrcfen mare. llno Die
WadfDmmen nieicr @tanncr ,upllen
lid iiber erlDgene Shanotbaten Der
Seutid)en entriiIten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

tige &ritif berporrief. SieIer Irtie
fel foBte Die Mo9lihfeit elmer Gam
bln9 III gn9lauo ms Nu9c alf per-
icl6en @runblage, Die bereits Napo>
leon iid 5t eigen gemadt bntte.
Sd 3lpeiflc nidt baran, baB bon
Sen SeutIden bieicr Ylan lett LANCER
3eit reiflid) erlpogen unO allSgcarbcitet
tporOeu iii. Die Seutldeu iinb burdz
aus idbi9, lid nit ben 9eluagteiten
Experimental a63ugeben. Wtan be-
nd)te beiipielsipciie ben gerid)t Der
Sail Mall @a5ette" ilber cine 6lerlt
unglaublid eriheinenbe Sbat, i1dmlid)
Die Segung bon Wt,ucu i~eitcn5 Der
9elttid,en an Der Norbtiiitc Strands.
2eIen Sic cnblid BEN Nrtifel Der
.Simcs", ser tilr3lih nlif bD6eren
Seiebl in Den @Dmla1icu bon Saris
perlelen pllrbc. Sic lperoeu barull5
%entnebmen, baB er uou elmer, ilbri9enS
Iebr uatiirlifen, Iugit crfiiQt lit, am
&orabeno elmer ser groBteu NDtbe, Die
@nglano bcoroben fDnneu. I6er laIien
mir Die 3ellgniIie Der Yrene 9dn6
nuBcr adt; lie pdren fiir lid allein
9euommcn Idon Demonstrating 9enug,
pcnn es nid,t nod anbere 9dbe, Die
&ric9sereiguiiie lelblt. ODER lit es
etipa mIr aiis Scrgniigen am aams
pie. baB Die 9eutld)en BEL Yiieuport
NM SirmIoe, 10 neit BON iepem
luiftigeu itrategiiden Yuntte, berart
beitigc An9riffc MAIDEN nnb periud)en,
ouf Das linfe llfer Der Yicr 81 &C.
lungcu? llnb pieie anbdufung bon
Irmeetorp3 an elmer Stele, 100
lnegen Der lebr en9eu unb ourd Den
SIlb pobl 9eibiiBten Sront elm eins
5iges geniigeu miirbe?
4le Dieie Initreu9rngen tpie audi
bieic cnorme 3ulammeu5iebnng bon
Sruppeu iperocn peritdublid), lpcnlt
man Die gutfernuug ms Ilge faBt,
luelhe ben uutcreu 2duf Der 9ier bon
Siinfirfcn mo Calais trennt. Sis
gu bieIcr lebteren Staot iino es farm
prciBig @teilcm mdbrenb Der Seelpeg
Calais opcr penigcr ais 5lpun6ig
Wteileu miBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07
1~l,inftsn Gkmrsbiu = Heetsr
Scr 1lnipcriitat Aberdeen.

Gem @erpienite Ieine aronel Gin
thinning lit, mie S%onooner Sldtter
meloen, &err gSiuIton Gburdill, Der
critic 2pro Der britilheu Iomiralitdt,
gum Nettpr Scr llniperIitdt Aberbeen
eripdblt morben. @r bat Die Wabl
bunteuh nngenpnmen uno telearus
pbiih Ole %eriideruug au5geiprod)en,
bnb CT Den Sntereileu Der llniperIitdt
lcine cifri9lte Silribrge 5llperlben mir
&c, p~orldufig icoph Die @eoanten zines
ieoeu Sriten nllf Die .u%ncntluegte Sort
Icbung pe5 ariegcS 81 2anb uno 81
@ailer" 9eridtet leiu milBten. Gs
lit nobl mcbr ais elm beiteres Spiel
bcs 3ufaQs, baB 8initou G6urd)iu
(pcu audi iciuc auigetldrteren Sanpsz
lelltc inn Stileu ldualt MIR nod fir
ciuen fcdeu 0taulbcIpcn balten) ais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07

Reftor bon I6eroeeu Ser Na6fplger
bon Nnbrelp Carnegie miro, Dem aus
SHottlanb 9ebiirti9en amerifnnii6en
WultimiQiondr, Der BEN Sricbenss
palait I'M Snng errihtet bat unb belt
&rieg fiir ale Belt aus Der &elt idafs
fen ipoate. Sic llniuerIitdt Nberoeen
lit, lpic aae britiIdeu llniperiitdteu,
nit Denen SeutiGIano'S nid)t 81 berz
gleideu. Sic 6dblt mn 500 Stllbens
ten, uuo Die 8inenid)aft bat bon
Nbcroeen nod feline ipertbpple 8ereiz
fcrlrn9 erfabren.-(5.@@.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-07
pslitiiePe MsrSe Scr
Merifancr.

&eitere HaArihtcn iibcr n,oIIerrs
bate an pplitilfJen Serbredbern ir1
Snuern @erito's polsogene SpbesA
urtbeile iino in @[ Salo eingetroffen..
Ius Ser Stabt Nerico eingetroifene
Seripnen Ingeu, baB innerbalb Der
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