davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-09
Un altrO inCidente
talO-AuStriacO

ROMA, 6. e oggetto di aspri
comment la notizia telegrafata da
Durazzo che, in seguito ALA mihaccia
costituita per quella citta' dalPavm-
zata degli insorti, Tammiraglio PATHS
estendeva pinvito a salire a bordo
della corazzata tSardegna" fatto al
nostro ministro barone Aliotti, a tut
ii i Ministri dele attire Patenze, col
rispettivi PERSONAL, fra quail il Mi
nistro austriaco quello bulgaro.
Or bene, Pinvito venne accettato
gradito de tutti, all'infuori del due
menzionati ministri austro- ungaricoe
bulgaro, che lp declinarono in forma
insolente, dichiarando di sentirsi ST.
curl Durazzo ritencndo di non ave-
re nulla a temere dalla parte degli
insorti.
Questo rifuto e. indirettamente con-
ferma degll armeggii anti-italiani ira
matt DALI Austria in Albania,
L'atto del due Ministri e profon-
damente deplorato.
ST smentisce anche la notizia corsa
che Essad Pascia' sia state catturato
dai ribelli.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-09
II preStftO NaziOnale
coperto per il doppio

ROMA, 5. - II prestito nazionale
di un miliardo, ha costituito un sue
cesso, rivelando quanto grande sia 10
slancio patriottico del Popolo Italia
no come quella tanto auspicata con-
cordia nazionale sia stata veramente
saldamente raggiunta.
Mel corso di ventiquattro ore, le
sottoscrizioni ascendono ad oltre due
miliardi, ossia il prestito e state gia'
coperto per piu' del doppio.
Questo risultato fara' Impressions
in tutto il monde ed oggetto di favo-
revolisslmi comment su tutti i gior-
nall.
Re Vittorio ha sottoscritto per la
somma di un milione, stabilendo mol
ire che gl'interessi siano devolutl ad
di benefcenza.
Nella citta' di Milano soltanto, lie
sottoscrizioni ascendono piu' di un
miliardo.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-09
Soldati francesi in cerca di soldati germanesi
LTTALIA In ALBANIA

suaderla dallentrare in guerra fan
co delpInghilterra della Francia.
Sembra, per altro, che il governo
italiano abba compreso perfettamen-
te a che cosa tende il colpo sia
pr0nto pararlo.
Ii fatto che 81 esclude un possible
sbarco dele nostre truppe Durazzo
dimostrercbbe che lon. Sonnino ha
saputo rendersi completamente ragio-
ne dele meme turche austrache.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-09
L'Austria { rOccupaziOne di VallOna


ROMA, 81 dic.-La stampa vien-
nese, ispirata da quei circoli dirigen-
ii, usa un linguaggio alquanto aspro
in rapporto cola nostra occupazione
di Vallona: tuttavia, secondo una
correspondence del "Secolo", la Ger
mania sarebbe intervennta diretta-
mente a Vienna allo scope di preve-
nire un nuC vo incidente italo-austriaco
II conte Berchtold, ministro degli
esteri ha avuto un lungo colloquio
coll'Imperatore Francesca Giuseppe
in prOposito,
Terminate il colioquio, il conte
Berchtold invitava il nostro ambascia-
tore Duca d'Avarna col quale pure 81
lungamente.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-09
Le navi Italiane tiranO 81 DurazzO

ROMA, 5.-Forti colonne albanesi
che da vari giorni minacciavano il
porto di Durazzo resero ieri necessa-
rio penergico intervento dele nostre
navi.
Prima di iniziare Pattacco, ribelli
mandarono al rappresentanti del 60
verno provvisorio in Durazzo una let
terra chiedendo Ia consegna immedia-
ia del consoli francese serbo.
Non avendo ricevuta alcuna rispo-
sta, a mezzanotte intrapresero Pat
tacco.
Essad Pascia 81 affretto' ad aver
tire la Legazione italiana del pericolo
imminente che sovrastava ALA citta'
chiese Paiuto della nostra fotta.
ALE 2.3O la corazzata 'Sardegna"
10 yacht armato "Misurata" apriro-
no il fuoco sulle difese della citta i,
riducendo facilmente al silenzio il ne
mico.
II personale dele Legazioni d'Ita-
liza, Francia Serbia venne imbarcato
bordo dele navi da guerra italiane.
Nella baia ST trovano due navi
pronte ad imbarcare membri della
nostra colonia al primo segnale di pc
ricolo
Mel frattempo cannoni dele no.
sire corazZate yigilano ininterrotta-
mente per sventare qualsiasi tentative.
Quantunque la situazione sia abba.
stanza grave, nondimeno 81 esclude,
nei circoli politici, che PItalia abbis
intenzione di intervenire Durazzo.
L'impressione, innegabilmente gra
We, destata in Italia e. dovuta, piu
che all'episodio in Sc, ala conyinzio
ne che i ribeli albanesi siano istigat
dali Austria dalla Turchia.
| Cost il governo di Vienna come /.
Porta mirerebbero a creare in Alba
MIA una diyersione all l'Italia per dis
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-19


paid $3.50 n ton last year for .beets at
the factory here. and the cat OF the
recovered sugar on this basis wna
about $3.50 q hundred IN the beets.
Raw sugar sold In New York. at 1872
q hundred. and the cost 81 extracting
sugar from beets IL much more than
the cost Of refining raw sugar.
1t IL possible some of the time for
the refiners of this raw sugar to put
1t on the market Mt 50 . hundred,
while our refining costs Of $l.s5 .
hundred had to be added to the $3.50
which the sugar cost us in the beets.
Unless we have some protection from
the tariff it Is quite obvious where we
get off on this proposition. We know
where we will GO-we will 20 busted.
to use an inelegant, but expressive
word And, II any Of these men with
the beautiful theory about this way
that will be found to keep the sugar
business going wish to demonstrate
how this IL to be done. we have fac
tory that we shall be glad to sell them,
cheap-mighty Cheap
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-19
STOP BUYING EXPENSIVE COUGH REMEDIES


Money spent for the old-style,
ready-made cough syrups in bottles
holding only 9 to 2 Il ounces is very
largely wasted, because most of them
are composed principally of sugar and
water. Yet you have to pay the same
price as If it was all medicine. Stop
wasting this money. You can make q
better cough medicine at home at one
fifth the cost. Merely go to Geo. w.
Stansffeld's drug store and ask for 2
ounces (50c WORTHY of Schiffnann's
Concentrated Expectorant. Mix this
with one pint of granulated sugar and
one-half pint Of boiling water. which
makes a full pint (16 ounces). This
new, simple. pleasant remedy is guar
anteed to relieve the worst cough or
cold. Also excellent for Bronchial
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, Hoarse-
ness and Whooping Cough. One bot
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-19

in Kansas City, at the Missionary Union
meeting next Friday at First Presby-
terrain church. Miss Margaret Weiss,
formerly secretary of the Y. w. c. A.
at Haskell institute, will speak of tine
Indians at the same meeting.
Miss Elizabeth McMann, formerly of
Topeka. but now of Wichita, created
quite a sensation in Wichita Satur-
day, according to a Wichita newspa-
per. The day was spring-like and the
young woman took advantage of it to
rush the season" in straw hats.
Hers was the first of the new spring
styles to appear in the city.
A spelling match will be held tonight
at the Quincy school, between the par
ents-teachers' associations of Grant
and Quincy schools. Any one in the
district who is not connected with the
school is eligible. The meeting starts
at 1880. Grant school won a former
match and Quincy challenged Grant to
{: return match. The public is invited.
DR.. A. E. Holt of Manhattan, pastor
of the First Congregational church of
that city and man of note as a
speaker will give an address Saved
from Obscurity But q Coward" at the
Central Congregational church at s
o'clock this evening. Music will be furn-
ished by Dean Horace Whitehouse of
Washburn college. DR.. Guild of the
Central church promises a strong
speech and entertainment.
A letter has been sent to CONNER
cial club members from the office of
the club asking that every member get
his shoulder behind the wheel and help
with the work of the club this year.
Each person is asked to indicate the
committee on which he would like to
serve. The letters were sent out by
a special committee composed of George
w. Hart. A. NJ. Patten. Richard Wilson.
J. E. Spalding. ]. Will Kelley, and
George Godfrey Moore.
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SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

Following a night characterized by
unsettled weather conditions the sky
was clear today and a brisk breeze pre-
vailed.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Reyes. 1874
Buchanan street, announce the birth
of a son, Richard Charles Keys, jan
uary II.
r. w. Williamson is preparing plans
and specifications for a $4,000 home that
Paul Orlopp will build at the corner of
First street and Western avenue.
There are several families in Topeka
that have applied to the Provident as
sOciatiOn for transportation to former
towns or cities in which they lived.
Indications are that there will be a
large attendance at the special dinner
given by the Topeka Auto club at the
Commercial club quarters Wednesday
night.
The Midwinter exposition is char
acterized by good vaudeville, attrac-
tive booths and excellent music by
RAY Halls Orchestra. The vaudeville
shows start at and 9 O'Clock.
The Topeka Provident association
reports that there is a good deal of
sickness among poor families in To-
peka. There is need for warm I'M
derclOthing and shoes for men and
children.
Work has been started by George
Gurtler, contractor, on the $40, OCO apart
ment building for Ira w. Baker on
West Eleventh street. Sargent and
CassOn will do the masonry and George
Elliott the plastering. The building
will be three stories high with stuccC
exterior.
Mrs. +. w. Schauffler. of Kansas City,
Mo-. will come to Topeka to speak of
the work done by the Slavic Mission
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-19

tie will make enough made
cough medicine to probably last the
whole family the entire winter. Chill
dren like it. it is SO pleasant to take
and it positively contains no chlor0-
form, opium. morphine or other mar
cotics, as do most cough mixtures.
Keep it on hand in case of emergency
and stop each cough before 1t gets :
firm hold. This drug store has been
authorized to return the money In
give perfect satisfaction or IL not
found the best remedy ever used
Absolutely no risk is run in buying
this remedy under this positive guar
antee. In fact, any druggist will sell
this new remedy under, the same
guarantee, il requested. OF order di-
rect of r. J. Schiffmann. Prop. st.
Paul, Minn.-Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-19
Tariff win Kin Thorn when
War Is Over.
CAN'T MEET COMPETITION
European Farmers Can Raise
Beets Cheaper.
Garden City Plant May BE for
Sale Soon.

Garden City, Kan, Jan. 19.-Some
years ago, when the United States i'm
posed a tariff on sugar, the opportun-
itys was seized of inaugurating the
raising of sugar beets and manufac-
turing of sugar in Kansas and some
other western states. Capital was in
vested. the farmers were induced to
go into the culture of beetS. the soil
proved favorable and all was goine
along swimmingly. Then, the Dem
ocrats got into power and jumped On
the tariff on sugar, among Other
things. The result has been a smash
ing blow to this new and promising
Kansas industry.
w. HI. Baird, general manager OF
the Garden City Sugar and Land COM
pany. in explaining the situation, says:
kansas cannot continue to produce
sugar under the present tariff law
after the war In Europe Is over and
conditions become normal again. The
Democratic policy of putting the pro-
ducts raised by farmers on the free
beet producing business of this state
Plans have alfsady been made to shut
down the factory at Garden City and
to use the land of the Garden City
Sugar and Land Co.. for other pur.
poses.
Can't Keep Running.
There has been much beautiful
talk about how a way would be found
by the sugar companies to keep rum
ming on a sugar-free basis. but 1t can't
be done.
When a manager is up against the
stone wall of the payroll and the 9TH
er operating expenses it takes more
than theory to meet tive have to
meet these bills with cash. If the for
eign manufacturers can undersell u&
We can't get this cash. We have a big
investment in this factory, which we
tective tariff.
Since the props have been kicked
out from under. and the Kansas far
mers have been put into direct COM
petition with the cheap, ignorant for
eign labor. this company il certain
to lose a great deal of money by the
elimination of the factory as a profit
producing asset. We are not, however
going to still further increase this loss
by trying to operate it after the day
of cheap sugar comes
This matter is all very sirnple-i1
is that we have to pay Kansas farmers
more for beets than the buyers pay
in Europe. AS the manager of this
plant, I don't ask any protection from
anyone il I can buy these beets al
cheap1y as the managers In Europe
We can put enough efficiency into this
plant to make it pay if we have an
equal show on the cost Of the raw ma
terial, but, of course, we haven't an
equal show-the standard of living
for the farmers in Europe il much
lower than it is in Kansas. and we
have to pay more for the beets here
While our labor costs are much high
er than in Europe. we still could fight
these manufacturers and keep in the
business if the price of the beets were
the same.
Operating Costs.
"Our operating costs are open to the
public-there is no secret of what ouI
cost sheets are-and the facts thai
these sheets tell all too plainly have
cost me many a sleepless night. We
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-19
ROCK ISLAND RECEIVERSHIP.
w. c. Noyes Named Receiver for
Holding Company.

New York, Jan. 19.-The federal
district court today appointed Walter
c. Moves receiver of the Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
company. the Iowa corporation whose
stock was sold at public auction two
weeks ago. The receivers bond was
fixed at $4,000.
The company for which the receiv-
err was appointed is a holding COM
pany. the operating company being
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway company. The receiver was
appointed as a development in the lit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-19
NEW l.. & r. TRAIN:
Topeka Officials Deny Rumor From
OskalOOsa.

Oskaloosa. Kan. Jan. 1S.-Accord-
ing to reports received here the Santa
Fe will put on q passenger train
through here. The train will run on
about the same schedule of the pres
ent mixed train.
The public utilities commission re-
Gently ordered the Santa Fe railway
to put on a motor car on the Leaven7
worth & Topeka railroad, but the mat
ter is still unsettled. No new train,
according to officials in Topeka today.
will be put on this line.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-19

is dat kiclsin' muller asked Mr..
Erastus Pinlley. Does you want to buy
him. inquired Uncle Rasbury. cautiously.
No" Den whuts de use O. comins
aroun' here AKIN useless questions an
temptin' me to spoil my reputation fob
truth an -Washiugton Star
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-19

:. Compensation of engineers and
firemen throughout the west is high
er than in eastern and southern terri
tories, although the average freight
train load and average tractive power
of the engines in the east and south
are higher than in the west" said Mr..
Sheean.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-19

Maud-"Is Jack talkative young mann
Marie-"Not on the subject a girl natural
ly expects to hear from one who's been
keeping company with her for two years.
Boston Transcript.
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iagtion begun by the Central Trust
company of New York as trustee for
it's bOndhOlders.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09
Truitid)abcn.

9(u@ @rono HapiO@, Wtidl., miro
berid)tet, ooB Ser oitrd 6roli anae'
rid)tete Sd)aoen i'm noroihen Otifi.
0on 0roB lit, beionbers NOS Sobncrl,
aartoiieln, aorn ulo. Sitdppel5ei1
betriift.
rSn Scr Nodt bonn go. Aug,
murOe IN &isconiin piel SfaOel
nirrd, 6roit ongcrid)tet. Sn @ara.
tbon Gountp mllrOe Oas Storm ld)mer
6cidGoigt, 10 olld) i'll Galt Claire
Gountp, no man AMI cine &orlerntC
Don nltr 80 Ero5cnt normal red)ner
fonn. Sic aortoiieln mltroen man'
d,erurts idrper %betroifen mo Der
@rnte . Grtrag beocutello p%erminOert
9ei @ranD HapiOs muroe anf Der
TSarm bon i. @bItrod Die galt5e We'
lonenerntc (alli $1,000 beipertbet)
pernidtet. 9luS Green Ban miro &c
mcloet, ooB iid) Sis biloete. - Sano.
monn.D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09
Subilacn Ocntidrnmerifaniid)er Erie'
tier i'm September 1913.

So2 gplOene ESitbildum fpn Ten lei.
ern: Nm s. Septembcr Scr icit Dem
-. Npril 1914 rciignirte iriibere gi.
Idol rSafob Srobec Don Ct. Gloub,
Ntinn. Wtigr. Srobec muroe geborell
am 10. Suli 1888 5u SiQihgras,
9iGjcie &aibn6, I'M SnnOe ieit Sem
1. April 1864. Otl9r. Srobec murOe
foniefrtert am 81. september 1897
ais Siid)oi bon SeaO, z. Q; am 10.
Wtai 1910 nud ct. GlouO, Mim.,
tronsieriert. In& iilbcrne SSubilGunl
f0mnel ullO tpnnten feiern: PIN 6.
Sept. Der bodpu. Gater 2eopolo Otter.
mann, O.S. 10. 9erielbe muroe gebo.
rem am "a. 0c5. 1868 5u Samilton,
Ohio, Si05eie Cincinnati; lit Yfarrer
Der MariG GerfiiuOigung.aird)e al
Gbiu gee, Ari5ona.-Am 6. Septem-
Der, Der bodNp. Yater Stepban Soil
mann, O.. i. ~ Serielbe mlroe Qe-
boren an fl. Sebruar 1858 5u Sci,
ferweidI Gio5eie Srier; inn Sanoc
lett 1873; lit aaplan i'm ana6en,
Yrotectorp auf Wt. Ilperno, Gincin.
noti, Sbio.-Im Z. September, Der
bodJm. Safer Ebilipp S6meitcr.
9eriel6e murOe geborcn am 81. Of.
tober 1867 81 Sranflin, @iS., Gri.
Oi0jeie Wilmmltee; lit aaplan I'M
II. Morien- Soipital 5u Racinc, gSiS.
Pm. s. Sept., Der bodm. Batter
MnttbiuS Z. Scucif. 9eriel6e murOC
qcboren am fl. Scbrllor 1868 II,
Otiiluo. Eicicic SuOmeiS; I'M 9on0C
ieit Dem rs. Seiewlbcr 1886: ii
Efnrcrr ser Il. Soiepb5. 9irhe 81
Wonueterre. DO. Am 20. Septemr
Der, scr bodlu. &atcr ). Sgie0rid
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9istnifoms Yunfte
fdir Die b~iesjGbrige @eriammluna bcs
ct. Spuifatins= Snnoes MN
Soma.

8ir crlall6en ms 0ie ioloenOen
Gunfte iiir Seipredunq olf Der De
Understanding unicres &olpoer
StaotSperbanOc5 5u ultcrbrGitcn:
f. Romiide Srage.
p Isle befGmpft man eriolgreid)
0ie bierSulanoe miitbenoe a~otboIifen.
bete? (Sdriitcn, 3eItlmgen, Heoen,
etc, etc.
81 6iirIorgc fiir 0o& Qeiitlide mo
materielle &obl Der ieBigcn Ginpon.
bcrer 6Oreigncr@).
A. Werflnole ser perbptcnen
&creine.
81 y. %. 6. q.
g. &obor Unions.
- Tarmer3 Unions.
s. Grpeiterung Ocs Giarrihlll.
&uriuS our6 bobcre GSGd)cr Cbi96er
graoe5). SuiineB Gourie, Abenoi6u-
lcn. &%odifulcn, MinterifuleIl, etc.
81 &atbolti6e SaienlebrCr.
49, Melde 9erufS5meiqe limo nm.
iercu S0Dnen mno~ Sohtcru III enls
pfeblen2 Qler5te, &rantenpilegerin.
men, &OuofatelL Giuil engineering,
etc, etc.,
~ gSelde 2lnitalten mongeln
ms, ltnO mie rlrit mon iol6e ms
&eben? (Settlement &ouies, 9np
gttrieries, agricultural SAooIs, etc.
t2.) Nderbort = Separtement 5ll
gSaibin9ton un0 uniere 6arnter;
itaotlide glderballsS 6lle ulo uniere
Sarmer.
49, 8ienit6otens 6roge in Staot
llno 2ono.
a. 2egiSlotur.&omi nit Office
in 9eS WoineS ODER Gentralitele iiir
&atbolifen Sopa's.
t5.D 9elebrng ser &ereirS.
9l6en0e.
49, @lei6iOrmigfcit Ser Sert.
bidder in unicru Efarridulen.
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- q. WiQs,us. oeutider Iobofat
un0 Eotar. 0anf Il. S%niurance 0lbe,
Sd)Weine.S cholera

Die erI te Sfmeineholero : Gpioe-
mie IN Gortb 9afotu in Oieiem Sabre
lit inter Ser 800 Stiid aroben Su.
roc.Seriep.Seeroe :. 5. Wabonep's,
iiilmeit Sanebon, ausgebrod)en. Bier.
gig Sd,meine limo Der Seud,e erleaen,
bic ilbrigen lpllroen aeilnpit mo man
bort, Die n~leiitet crbalten 5lt fonnen.
Is wilroen Die ilmfaiienoiten &orfeb.
rltngen a%etroffelt, Inn elmer 8erbrei'
ting Der &ranfbeit por5ilbelsen.
9aS eit5lge 5ltr Belt bcfoluttc Mits
tel, lueldes segelt Sfneinc.G bolero
bilft lit Die NiIes-S oriet. Mtethcbc. So
beiBt es I'M 3irfillar Nr. % pom
Sopaer Staots.&o1egc fiir Nderbot,
Sas %aennnnte 3irfitlur fiibrt Damn
logenannte Silismittel gegCn Sdypci'
necbolero an, Die mad, iorgidltiaer
bafteriologiid)er ltnterilld)lnng lid,
ais nid)t mirfiam crpieien baben.
GrnGbnt meroen Die %iolaenoen:
Cholera Immune L. s. Specific.
American Specific No. >.
CO-Vac-O.
No. 544 Curative.
No. ga Immunizing.
DE NauX Cholera Antitoxin.
DR.. ID. w. Nolan's Anti-Hog Cholera
Specific (NoXine).
Sas pbcit gcllanllte Anti-G bolero
Seriult Qtiles- 0oriet) bat Die gm,
pfeblung bes:
Bureau Of Animal Industry of the
L. s. Department of Agriculture.
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HllBlanb luilroc bann in Der Wanbs
idurci ulb III China Seilung fiir ieinc
@llnpcn ild)eu. Muf bieie bDd,it uns
logiif3e Nrt illd,t man es Den iflarlcn
Sapnncrn mllnogered,t 3i maiden, baB
tic nit elmer 9roBen Irmee Den HlIiien
aus Der Satid)e b%erausbelfen miillen.
Sas IIatt bebnuptct ~ferner, Elm
Iic9reifes Scutiflano pilrpe balb
audi Die Snuotarte i'm fernen NIicn -
Die Iid) Supnu mad, ieinen @iinI6en
'e't9elc9t bat - perdnpern unb Oes>
balb milBtc Sapnn nit HuBlanb elm
SilnoniB ihIieben unb Den Iliiertcu
bclfen. Den poligen 3uiammenbriid,
pcs Delttitcn Iilitarismls berbei5us
filbrcn. = 60 uno dbnlid, 5erbrefcrl
lid Die S%rnu5oicn Die &ppic -.
$500. Sapan'S .....
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Bon Der Hatiunal educational
Niiuciatiun.

Gle ontifotboliide Scbe, oie in
Den letten SSabren unier &ono beim.
ilIfte, mod)tc lid, ouf ser Sagrune
Der o9tatIonol Educational 9liiocio.
ton" bemcrfbar, Die ioebcn in Sof,
lanO, Gal, togte. Sri. @race e.
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8rooflpn, q. y, Die iid) Inn Elm Nnli
I'M SoritonO beparb, mllrOe nid,1 &C.
mGblt. Sic unO cine Injabl Sol.
leginnen traten Oorniti aus Dem Ser
bdn0e ans. SRI. Strad)nn CAB in Der
Ereiic cine GrflGrung ob, in Der lie
Den gtod)ueis 5u ~lieiern iildtc, unb
t~bcihpeiie liefertc, OaB man aus Gor,
eiugenommenheit gegell lie geitimmi
babe, neil lie fntboliidJ lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-09
cfiSiellcs Nrp9ramm
imr Die W"criatntnl,ti,9 oes ct. Yomiiatits =Smmoes
lit Burlington uom 10. bis 20. sept.
TatriotIife Gcritclllna: Sie Ser
Staaten -4laaae.)

Tatrlotllfe &oritcQuna: Sic Ser.
Staoten- 6lagae.)
Sienstas, 21. Sept.
s llbr Tormittaas: Seierlihes
Tontififolr&odomt Gelebrant: Git
Gep. Somes 9apis, 8. 9, Sapen,
port, Soma. Yreoigt: ut. Rep
Ailitin Somling, :. ., Ies @toines.
Soma. st. Spbannes Moiiend)or
NIT Srdelterbegleitung.
10 nbr Sormittags: @cid)Gits.
@erlammlitng Der Sclegaten mo So
mites I'M IrOitorillm.
~ llbr SormittagS: 2rndJ i'm st.
Sobanmes gBiaal.
= llbr 9tadmittnes: @eidGits.
Terlommlltna Der Iclcgntcn. slr,
iprafe: Serr Nic Conner, Sic ia.
tholiid,c Ereiic". 9luiprod)e: Hep
Sonllnlc @erller, n@egislatitr". Mrls
lprad)e: Serr i. !. aenfcl: Stu.
bienballS".
llpr TpcllpS. Slltu) I'M 81. 80
banncs @BIool.
S ltbr MbenbS: Smofcr, Ser.
leiung Der &eiolutioncn. SdluBreot
oes ErGiioenten. r8rpBer @ott"
vWfp G%ountrp. lis pf Sbee". ga.
triotiide GoriteQung: Die Ser. Staa.
tensSlagge. Sonitc u10 &eocn. Sc
oermonn eiuaelaoen. Ct. Sohannes
Maliend,or IN brei Gboren. Ct. So.
bonnes Srheiter.
MittiuudD, Den 90. Sept.
s llbr Sormittngs: 9epitirtes See.
Tenant fiir Die peritorbenen 0titglie.
Der oes ct. gonifqtius,S inoes.
9 llbr: Sreie Jnbrt nad Dem be-
rilbmten Snmm in aeofllf, Soma
8emiltblld)e ShllBfeier.