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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
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giidcu HuroicefIite.


aiitcn Hprbicefiijte.
Hrrrr - Mrrrr ~ Nrrrr! - Sele-
pbon, Seuielsoing, famlt OH henl
nid,t mai iiinf Wiullteu lang oas @e-
bimmle iein %laiien! Milo, neil es lein
mltB uth lpeil muu'a lhlieBlih audi
aernc tbllt: .&auooo--bier Nahridr
tcniteael Sua Gibt'9?" u@ier
Nupgnd Nr. . Nerr Gbermant.
&l Noromcit, SIT &eit odt Scemeilcn
ob, 5pei EaIrjeuac nit 6itlid)em
aurs. IS inn ulidemcH6 enaIiide
3erltorer." Comcrpctter, ous lit ein-
mai paa anOeres. YNIaes raus, meme
Serrcu, Telephone beIebcn! Sofia
bopp. Sofort Welbung on ale Stels
len; Sn Noroweit, 5lt @eit uht See
mellel ab etluo, jpei Gahr5euat.
!pabridelnlid) enallld)e 3crltorer init
oitlid)em &urs!"
Raiieln0 urbelten Die Nernlprefer,
uno IN nItt ganj anoertbalb Mlul-
ten baben allc 5uitdnoi9en Steacn Die
Weloumg. .Maat g., ilbernebmeli
Sic Die 9lufiidt iiher Die Ternipre-
der, i6 gebe sum Iusgltfpolten sur
meiteren Seobad)tlng."
oNa, Sreunofen no limo lie Oenn,
Die Gnaldnoer?- Nifti9 bort! &alt
gut mIfaepnBt. meIn Sltngc., 0nd'
mir luollen eInnol leben, oh nldt
mehr Nriten lid in miere 9t0bc ma
gen" Der 0ori5Ont murOe abGe-
Iud,t in norO0itliher Nidtlma lpllr-
Den Fpei nellc 3crit0rer iidltbar, lie
fornen iogar nit %oll0nmpi sur &iiite.
O%ielOung alio: oSn NorOoit 5pci
UeItere enslIid)e 3eritorer etpa Iieben
Seemeilen nb nit aurs sur aiiItc,l"
Simmer mieoer rid)ten iid) Die @lG-
Ter alli Die aeiidteten 3eritorer, INN
ibre 9emeglnngen 5l beobadten. Gie
in ~9torolpeIt Oampften rublg Ibren
aurS lpeiter, Die in NorOoIt uber iull-
item Der aiiite INNER ndber. %
puroe Ole StiQe ourf uniere Satte=
rIcn unterbrofen. Sic begannen nit
ibrer 9lbmebrarbeit. Der lufid)lag
mar fms Dor ben 3erltorern in NorO-
oil. Ter @eiubr. gctrpiien III mer-
ocn. polteu it'd Die beioen GllglGloer
mnhri6einlld) nld)t dt2ieben, oenu
id)lcuniglt wunDtcn lie nit norOllhem
2ltrs. ,Sn aefahrloler Melte Itoppten
lie mo ltel,erten MN qlter sur alllte.
Die 9riten in 9torolpeIt boben geperl-
oct llno iabren IN meItlid)er Nid)tung.
@s fommt 9efebl: y0ie feinoliden
Sabr5eilge iino genall 5ll beobnften
uno lire geIpegungen Dem aomman-
Oeur iortlauieno 5u melbenl"
Die GnglGn0er 5ieben lid allsein.
anOer, ioOub bon ibnen sic gonSe
&iiite beobahtet lper0en fam. Snnn
ltcl,ern lie ole neitlid). 9tah elmer
Stunoe menoen lie olti Dit mo nuf
einer weiteren Stun0e mieoer ollf
@eir.
60 pergebt Ser Sormittae uno
idlieBlid) and, Der 9tad)mittag. Die
2lbiid)t DER Gngldnoer lit una jeboh
fIar: lie woQen nit Oieier Irt
9lodnoe umiere ll-Soote lobmlcgen,
Die an ihrem Sebenanerp nogen. Irm.
ielige Sropie! 1ieic pier 3critorcr
nilr magen lie bran 81 ieben.
IS lit Abeno g~euorOen. Gle Ger
itorer iinO INNER nod ga. gud ole
9taft pergebt obue Greigniiie. SroB
Der pier @ngIdnOer, Die ailBer SduB-
peite on Der aiiitc t%all5ell, mar es
cine rubiQe 9tadjt.
Ger auOere MorNen fam, mo Die
luhenoe Come ipielte nit Den @el.
len, ati Oenen Die pier englild)en
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INNER nod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
Sdnperucrwnnbcter snm Viirgermei-
tier geuGblt.

Ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or. 9appe
III Hntbenom, Ger ais Selltnant uno
aompaanieiiibrer i'm @elteu I'M
Seloe itano, muroe ihrper uerpunoet
mo mcilte beabalb ieit elmer Heibe
pun Monoten in leiner Soteritaot
0eiinu 5llr Seilung uno Grbclltng.
Sect iii or in Sitdenmalbe nit 20 poll
~ Stimmen 5um 5~iueittn Burger.
n%Icilter gemGblt mor6cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24

Ger Erdiioent OeS iran5oiiidcn 9lr-
ronOiiiements erlpi0erte. Gr gub lei
ner Mngrtemrung oariiber NusOrud,
OaB Die 0eutihen bel Grrid,tlng Oes
IentmolS uid)t mir ibrer iiegreihen
9ataiaone geOnd)t, ionoern ulld) bic
S%ron5oien I'M Sooc aeebrt butten.
peld)e iiir ibr &aterluno gcltorbeu
Ipleu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
Wnt a~berieBt.

Neller Sirettor elmer @rauerei:
.Serncr bin ih fem Srerno bon
Srem0portern. Die 4uilhriit
,Gomptoir" bite id) ioiort abdnoeru
Su l%oiien."
Snipeftor: raonnten mir pielleid)t
,@iero" baiiir idreiben?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24

uno fonnten ioIt 5pei 9an5e Senteiter'
bier polelOen. Nun fam ser aQac'
meinc geiebl Der failerlif) oeutiheli
9otlfoit uno alld) Der Melt riifte mutt
irobem Mhltb ans: 1876, o%nrunter Il,
Erieiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24

fiibrt. aQiier @ilbelm manbte lid
Inn ul0 iagte l1helnb: r9ta, lieber
y, Ous baben Sic ober iebr biibid,
urrangiertl" Spruh'S, beitieg iein
ic~lograllcs Auto uno fubr inter Den
beaeiiterten @riiBen Der Sruppet
lIdh leincl1 Stanoort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24

Den &lnOen fabren tonncn, 5ltmul
man in %Srlnno iebr oft Ieben fonne,
oaB ein MG0hen einen WildNmaaen,
Dem ein Giel porgeipnnnt lit, tutihirt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26
AT THE LASALLF.

Elsie Janis in her latest'screen sus-
cess, Twas Ever Thus" is an at
traction at the LaSalle today. This
is a triple love story from early ages
down to now. In the spectacular.
historic episodes the athletic Califor-
MIA girls dispOrt as bare-imbed cave
jewellers in panther skin modes The
sheer grace and whOlesomeness Of
their perfect physiques lend color TO
the scenes. These same girls appear
later as bellies of the civil war period
with silk shawls and flOunced crino-
lines, and still later as smart, well
groomed New York society girls of
today.
Twas Ever Thus" illustrates that
though thousands of years have come
and gone men and maids make love
and overcome obstacles in the same
old way.
Wednesdays attraction at the La
Sale. The Little Gypsy" features
Dorothy Pernard in the title role. The
romance resembles, in many respects
the story Of THE Little Minister"
which was used with such great sue
cess by Maude Adams. Miss Bern.
ard plays the little Gypsy who infat-
yates the serious village minister, who
ultimately succumbs TO her wiles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26
AT TIE IEDIANA.

The engagement of a cabaret sing
CT. Vert ,er SaxtOn. at the Indiana,
has met with instantaneous response
and in connection with an excellent
bill Of pictures is proving a decided
drawing card. Now that Michigan st.
has been restored to it's former condi-
ton as "a public thOroughfare, the
Indiana is enjoying a most profitable
patronage. TOday's feature picture is
Lillian Walker in The Little Doll
Dressmaker" This is two-part
drama giving Miss Walker an oppor-
tunity to impart her sunshiny and
sweet disposition TO others. 1t brings
happiness to them and returns ten
fold TO herself. In one of the inter-
esting episodes, Miss Walker dresses
as a doll and poses on a PEDESTAL at
a benefit fair. She is bid in" by the
hero of the story. On the same pro-
gram will he seen THE Girl on the
Engine" an episode of The Hazards
Of Helen" railroad series. Helen's
herOism in assuming charge of the
engine, and fOiling the men who seek
TO tear up the cOmpany's tracks
makes this one of the best episodes
of the season Two other interesting
pictures will be shown.
On Wednesday Mr.. S1XtOn will offer
a new program and several feature
pictures will he shown, including The
Missing Man. a two part western
play. and blanche Sweet and Henry
Walthall in a Superbly acted B;ograph
drama, Broken Ways" produced un-
der the direction of d. w. Griffith.
who is responsible for the success Of
The Birth of a Nation"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26

Miss Elizabeth Wood Will exhibit
her gOld-encased limbs in South Bond
Saturday and Sunday Yes. It's true
that Miss Elizabeth Wood, who will
ing the title role in The Only Girl
during its engagement at the Oliver
theater. wears on the stage hand-knh
stockings made of the precious metal.
Every thread Of them, except the heel
and toe, is gold spun so fine that an
American eagle would furnish more
than enough metal for a pair
But il isn't the material that makes
them cost $3.50 per set. but the work
manship. for IT takes the cIevcrest of
fingers to fashion the extravaganza no.
tons, and such fingers command ex-
elusive wages. And then there is duty
for lS-kaTat stockings made in Paris
and you know what a heart Uncle Sam
has for the intimate dainties that the
fair sex loves 10 purchase abroad.
For the other costumes, Miss Wood
has stockings without thread OF
gold in them, handmade lace and
EN- broidery inserted in fiimy gOssamel
silk that cost $3.50 a pair, including
duty. OF course
There is an interesting personal
reason why this beautiful young So
pranO wears these and other partic-
ularly fetching things. Miss Wood
while in Paris and Berlin, where she
won reputation in grand opera, saw
the wonderfully successful continental
production of THE Culv Grip and,
quite wOman-like. maue up her mind
not TO let the original, Ruth Wilson,
the "OnIy Girl'' of that company. put
anything over on her, especially in the
matter of clothes Americans are
great globe trotters and comparisons
are inevitable and very taking to the
temperamental. And who could blamo
her for taking a chance? In The
Only Girl. Miss Wood is making the
success OF her career
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26

1.-The Money Master" in five parts
founded on Cleveland MOffetts play
THE Battle" is tOday's feature at the
Auditorium.
John Haggleton is the oil king Of
the world. His methods are crooked
and INSCRIPTIONS. His wife suffers
as a result OF them and learns to hate
his dishonesty. One day, finding writ
ten proofs OF a plot TO burn up the
oil refinery OF a competitor, she leaves
him. taking her baby boy and the
condemning documents.
Hrggleton continues TO spread ruin
and disaster. Lawrence. Il competitor.
shoots himself and another, Moran,
ruined and disheartened. falls into the
utmost misery. HaEgletou's wife dies
IN poverty, leaving her boy, Philip, in
the care OF a poor old man nameo
Gentle, who keeps possession of the
documents discriminating Haggleton.
The story opens in Moran's home
Moran Is working i'm a miserable east
side bakery with his daughter, Jenny
who has been ruined by Lawrencc's
son and is desperately in love with
Philip Ames who is really the son of
iaggletou. Re i'm turn is in love. not
with Jenny, but with Margaret Law
renee. daughter ~ the man who COM
mitted suicide and sister OF the boy
who ruined Jenny. She is a nurse in
"a hospital.
HasEleton comes 20 visit the tene-
ment and meets his son who is call
dng on Moran. Haggleton passes un-
der the name OF Jackson. He disCov-
ers through Gentle the identity of his
son and of the hatred his son has
been taught TO bear against the oil
king.
Haggleton relents a little in his hard
w~snCiplGs The people living in the
tenements he offers to help with
money but his son scornfully refuses
he money.
Hasgleton then discards his rich
clothes and starts life over in tene-
ment without a penny. He starts to
work as a kneader in Morans bake
shop and after studying conditions
begins 20 build up an electrical bake
shop which viii later become a real
bread trust
The hume of Moran becomes hap
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26
Ii You Have Catarrh
Read Ibis
Breathe HyOmci Four Times a Day
and Watch Results. Gives
Prompt RCiIcf.

The pleasanteSt. most convenient
~anG most scIepuuc method Tor the
Treatment OF CatErrn is HyCmeL
Simply put a few drops OF HyomeI in
the inhaler that comes wI,n every
complete package and then breathe
Its AIR for "A Few minutes. four times a
day.
IL seems remarkable that SO simply
n way OF treating ,atarrh wIu erect
such quick rels@f. but the most import
ant discoveries Of science have al
ways been the simplest BY breath
iag Hyomei in this way every particle
~ air that enters the air passa ges Of
the throat and head and goes into the
lungs Is charged with q healing
balsam that kills the germs and
bacili OF catarrh and soothes and al
lays all irritation.
The first days use of Hyomci will
show an improvement and IN a short
time there should be no further trou-
bic from catarrh. Its action is rapid
and lasting.
You take no risk In buying HyOmei
a complete outfit Is inexpensive but y
after using you can say that 10 hrs
not helped you ". * Wettick viii
return your money. What ether
treatment for catarrh is sold under
= guarantee like tAis? Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26

pier. but Moran. infamed by socialis-
tic ideas. spread about by a few bak.
ers who are thrown out of work by
the electrical machinery. nurses an
archistic hatred against men such as
Haggleton who ruined him. he does
not know, however. that Jackson is
Haggleton. Haggleton explains to him
that his bread trust may be hurtins
a few bakers, but benefits the whole
east side.
Haggleton learns Of the engagement
Of Philip with Margaret Lawrence,
daughter of the man he ruined. lie
tries 10 withhold this marriage and in
so doing discloses his real identity.
Moran tries to shoot Haggleton, but
philip stands between Moran and his
father and receives the shot.
When his health is restored Mar
garCt announces her intention OF leav-
.ng the house. for she thinks she can
never bear 10 marry son Of the man
who ruined her father. She is stub
born in her pride, but finally yields
when Jenny comes to her and tells
her that her own destroyer was none
other than Margaret's brother Mar
garet softens and henceforth Haggle-
ton, Margaret and Philip devote theh
lives and huge fortune to the develop
ment OF really useful charity.
The third release Of THE New Adj
ventures Of Wallingford" is also be-
ing shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26
FACTS FOR SUFFERERS.

Pain results from injury or cOnges-
ton. Be it neuralgia, rheumatism,
lumbago. neuritis, tOothache, sprain,
bruise, sore stiff muscles or whatever
pain you have yields to Sloan's Lini-
ment-brings new fresh blood, dis
solves the congestion, relieves the in
jury, the circulation is free and your
pain leaves as if by magic. The ma
ture of its qualities penetrate imme-
diately TO the sore spot. Don't keep
on suffering. Get a bottle of SlOan's
Liniment. Use it. 1t means instant
relief. Price 25c and soc. S1.OO bottle
holds six times as much as the 25c
size. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26

Mr.. Goodrich feigning illness in order
10 be waited on by so attractive a
nurse as Miss Ford. The lady leader
of the orchestra is one of the fea-
lures of the act.
New, popular melodies are attract
lively presented by Newhoff and
Phelps. An original setting and bright
comedy patter add 10 their excellent
act. They earn repeated encOres and
the audiences have been enthusiastic
In their applause. The four LeGrohs,
in an European novelty act consisting
principally OF unique cOntOrtiOn tricks,
is devoid of any unpleasantness and
is a decided hit. Dix and Dixie a
pleasant couple with attractive per-
sonalities. do dancing and Juggling.
and Vernon, a singing ventriloquist,
offers an act that is full of comedy
dialogue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26

CHmE PICTuREs ToNIGHr.

LILLE III NANAe1 Af-NANHiAA
II is unquestionably trUc that no
other country I'm the world. in like
territory. contains such a strange as
sOrtment of interesting cities such
variety Of abundant natural resources,
such wealth OF magnificent noun
tain scenery and such Interesting peo-
pies as that narrow strip Of land In
the southwestern part OF South Amer
tea, which comprises the republic Of
Chile" Under that title. in his third
travel-talk, at the oliver theater. this
eveIsI.e. - u. Newman will conduct
the easy-chair-travelcTs 70 Santiago,
the delightful capital. with its air OF
culture mixture Of Paris and Old
Madrid; to Valparaiso the thriving
seaport and CONNER cial center, guard
ed by AconcOgua. the highest peak
on our hemisphere. to Valdivia and
Conception which have interesting
features entirely their own; and 10
Punta Arenas, on the Straits Of Magel-
Ian, the worlds sOuthermOst city. In
realistic motion pictures he Will show
the embarrassing industry, the great
fruit farms. the workings OF the salt,
nitrate and Uorax deposits and Of the
mines He will also show the charms
OF Uruguay. in this travel-talk. paying
particular attention TO MOntev.deO, the
ultra-modern capital. and will repro
duce his journey from that city TO the
Pa. kland islands, through the straits,
and then up the west coast 10 the Pc
ruVian boundary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26
AT THE OLIVER.

The Oliver players lay off tonight
as the Newman travel-talks hold the
boards. However, the company plays
a matinee today at 2:30 and the indi-
cations are the house Will be packed
as usual.
The Escape" seems to be even bet
tor liked than Within the Law" and
the enthusiasm over this play is very
great. All seats are on sale for all
Of this great Helen Ware
production The divers have never
done anyt hing better and are making
many new friends With every per-
Torrance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26
NULLIFY ONE ARTICLE
London Declaration Abrogated Re-
garding Neutral Ships.

LONDON. Oct 20. - The official
gazette announces that from Oct. 20,
article 81 of the declaration of Lon
don will be considered ineffective. The
article provides that the neutral or
enemy character Of a vessel shall oe
determined by the flag it is entitled to
fly.
The object of the abrogation of the
article is to prevent ships owned either
wholly or i'm part by Germans from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26
AT THE COLONIAL

r. Forrest Taylor distinguishes him
self In the title role of "TwO-SpOt
Joe" a double reel feature at the
Colonial today. The story has a Bret
Harte flavor. showing the regenera-
ton OF a gambler through his love
for the abandoned wife OF a dissolute
claim jumper.
Anne Little impersonates the wife,
and Jack Richardson and Louise Les
ter take the other two principal roles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26
TAKES BROTHERS. WIFE
Couple Missing From Chicago for
TWO Weeks.

NEW CASTLE. Ind. oct. &c
Walter CulbertsOn Of California is un-
der arrest here on the complaint of
Mrs. Mary Mott of Chicago, who
charges that CulbertsOn ran away
with the wife of his brother. ]. V.
have been missing from Chicago for
two weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26
AT THE ORPHFUNf.

Trained Nurses" a miniature mu-
steal comedy. featuring Anna Ford
and George Goodrich, is one of 2 num-
Der OF the bright spots on the new
bill at the Orpheum. The act is
splendidly staged. deliberately cos
tuned and introduces the two prin-
cipals in a song romance with an
original setting. One hardly blames
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26
KING GEORGE AT FRONT
British Ruler Visits Lines of Allied
Troops i'm France.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-King George is
visiting the British army in France and
while there hopes also TO visit the
lines of the allied French forces as
well. according to an announcement
bureau.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-26
PRISONERS TO GET SUNDAY
Belligerent Nations to Respond to
Appeal OF Pope.

ROME, Oct 26.-The OSservatore
Romano announces that all the gov
ernments Of the rbelligerent nations
have now signified their willingness to
respond to the pope's appeal that
prisoners Of war be allowed TO OBJ
serve Sunday as a day of absolute rest,
necessary for their physical welfare
and observance Of their religious
duties
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-02
@idtige @ablen im
QanDe.
SnHragetten unb YrObi,
bitiDn abi0rbicreu
SHtcreiie.
Srei Staaten i'm Citen itimmem iiber
isrnnenitimmredt ab.
Cbio indt IrDbibitipns Nmcnbe.
ment an Deriperfcn.
Dtnnisipalwnhlen in 81 StGbten
nmo 72S 90rfern.

@ q bington, 2. 9t3p. SSll
5ebn Stonten bes 9anoes finhen beute
8oblen Don allgcmeinem ,Sittereiie
itatt. Sas Snitptinterciie fouseiltriert
lid ouf bier Staaten, uon oeren Stem
2)orf, Henniplpania unb D2aIio6u.
ietts iiber ein &erfaiiiings- 9lmenoe.
nlent abitimmen, lpcldes ben iSraucn
Der orei Staatcn bosStintmred)t Der
leiben mill, tpGbrenb III Ohio iiber
einen @erfaiiings- 3uiab ubaeitimmi
miro, oeiien Nlnnabne itcatsneite
Hrohibitiou fiir Den @udepc- Stoat
beoeiitcn tpiirbe.
iSra.ienitinlmredlt unb It,.afstpeite
@robibition iinb iniofern auh Die
ySiiues" Der @obIen in MarpIano,
als Die BORT beute geipGblte 9cgisla
tur boriiber 81, eutiGeibeu hoben
miro, oh Den @iirgern oes Staotes
@crfoliimas -slmcnGcments. syrallcn.
itintnnred)t unh Brobibition betref-
fenb. unterbreitet tpcrocn iollen oocr
nidlt.
Tie giireer 9teip 9)orfs itinlnlcr
ferner iiber Die Innabme ooer Ser.
perfung elmer neuen Stantsperfai'
Jung ob, Die angcblid) pon ben so.
5ialiiten. 5anmonp itnb nielen onbe,
rem politiihcn Srganiiationen be.
f1mpft miro. Die @efiiriporter oes
&erfaiiitnas gnttpurfes baben pc.
Mig SofIulng aiif feline Innnl,me.
gbellio aeringer Sptimismts fin.
Oct ii6 ilnter ben Sitffraeetten Der
orei oitliden Stooten itnb in Ohio
erfpartet lnon ielbit i'm prphibitioni.
itiiden Eager ni6t oic glnnabme Der
Yrohibitior lub min iid bamit 81.
frieoen gehen, nenn eiii anoeres
ImenOement ipelligitens nieoerge-
itimnt miro, iponof irgenotpeIf)e
SSraae, sic 5tpeimol bon Ger @Gbler.
i6aft periporfen miro, in bei it1hIter
icds SSSabren ben @Ghlern nidt sllr
Ibitinrmit1g unterbreitct tperber
ione.
Sr @aiiaduietts, WarpIonb lnb
&entlifp finben oitd) @ahIen fir
@ouperneur iinb anbere Staatsbe-
ante itott, ipdbrenb anbere tpidtige
itoatlide unb lofaIe sSragen Ser
@epcIferurtg bon Stem aseriep, Mii.
iiiiipri, Mihigan uno @irginia Dor.
lieaen.
Sn Staatc SEEM 9orf berrid)t i'm
angemeiltcn i6ones unb miISes @ct.
fer iu6 aus perfd)icbenen Seilen oes
Staates miro acmeIbet, bab id)on in
ben eriten Stlinoen mad, Seffnune
Der Stirnnnpldse bos obgegcbenc SO.
t,tm groB mar. Iehulif, perb6It &c
iid) in Benninlpat1ia lmb in Moiia.
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