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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC REFINANCING
PLAN WILL BE ANNOUNCED VERY SOON
Loan of 100000 Will Be Made First Mortgage Bear
ing Per Cent Interest, to Retire Old Bonds-Steel
Common Most Active Here

While no official confirmation can be OBJ.
tained IL is understood that the refnanc.
ing plan OF the Philadelphia Electric Com
Tany will be announced very soon. 1t was
said today that all Of the arrangements to
put the plan through have been completed.
According to Information which was OBJ
tained today there will oc loan of S35..
100000 at this time, and there will be an
authorization under the mortgage of $50.
OOO, 600. II will be q first mortgage 5 per
cent bond and will take UP all of the out
standing issues.
II is understood that q banking syndicate
has been formed to underwrte the issue,
and the portion which is not required for
Tie exchange Of old bonds will provide new
cash capital which is needed for the growth
Of the company's business. The company s
outstanding collateral bond issues are Sl5,-
O1i,1i2 I per cent gold collateral trust
certificates, $11,26S,060 per cent. gold
collateral trust certificates and S1,99i,3OO
Edison Electric per cent collateral trust
certificates.
Railroad equipment reports include or
dcrs for 800 box, 80 fiat, 10 caboose and 43
passenger cars Inquiries cover 1900 car
bodies. 200 mine, 20 to so secondhand
freight cars and 3 locomotives, in addi-
ton to 100 cars to be built at railroad
shops
The Duluth Winnipeg and Pacific has
ordered $50 box cars from the Haskell &
Barker Car Company In addition to the
9iO freight cars recently ordered by the
Havana Central 1t has just closed con-
tracts with the Standard steel Car Com
pany for t5O box. so fiat and 10 caboose
cars for the cuban Central
The Pennsylvania Equipment Company
is in the market for three locomotives OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14

different types in addition TO IS or 90 sec
ond-hand tank cars with a capacity for
5000 to 1000 gallons. This company is also
inquiting for is to 20 secondhand steel
hopper, 25 to 80 logging cars and several
log readers.
The Lehigh Valley is inquiring for 1900
box car bodies; the Chicago and North.
western for 200 mine cars. and the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy for one steel coal
car
The Boston Elevated Railroad has order.
cd AZ all-teel car bodies from the Pressed
Steel Car Company and the Delaware and
Hudson one private passenger car from the
Pullman Company. The Philadelphia and
Reading is in the market for two to six
dining cars, and the Chicago, st. Paul and
Omaha is inquiring for two lounging and
cafe cars.
on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange to-
day the most active issue was United States
steel common and 1t advanced slightly in
sympathy with the upward movement In
New York. Price movements were irregu-
lar Trading was more active than it has
been for some days.
Cramp trust certificates developed weak
ness, going off . Is This was the weakest
issue in the market. Electric Storage Bat
terry moved up q half while General Asphalt
preferred declined fraction. Philadelphia
Rapid Transit trust certificates were also
off slightly.
off slightly Late in the day Keystone
preferred sold up a half. this apparently
being belated response to the favorable
earnings and to the declaration of peri
cent. on the back dividends. Price move
ment continued irregular TO the close.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
FRENCH BUDGET
SHOWS GAIN OVER
1916 TAX RETURNS
Total Receipts, However,
Are Less Than in
Normal Times
CUSTOM REVENUES GROW
BY YVES GUYOT
Special cable Ia the Evening Ledger.

PARIS July 1.-THE German subma-
rinc's voyage TO Baltimore has not excited
the French 1t is considered one Of the
Kaiscr's stagsplays and does not prove that
the blockade is ineffective.
Minister of Finances Bibot has just pub
Iiahod the tax returns for the first six
months Of 1886, The receipts reached L.
702 100000 frames instead of 1.4S5,O0O 600
for 1915. while in normal times they would
have reached Sl,95j. 100000 francs.
Thus the receipts have increased IA per
cent, as compared with 1915. and are II
per cent short of the total I'm normal times
Customs receipts have increased. but
goods bought by the military authorities
are included. Thus the State benefits and
the War Department pays That is
a srhcmc which docs not fatton the Treas
urv.
The Paris Chamber Of Commerce has
just adopted q resolution demanding the
revision of an acts of naturalization
granted TO the Germans since the DclbruCl
law. II s going too far when the Cham
her demands a review Of snaturaIiZatOns
pf the last 90 years and the origin Of the
recipients and when 1t demands "a list Of
exercise should he permitted to foreign
crs only under the authorization of the
prcfcct ana the chamber of Commerce in
tho district interested. The spirit Of
monopoly which has existed often among
the mombcrs could not, I'm such a case,
help showing itself
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
SCARCITY OF LABOR
CHECKS LOCAL BUSINESS
Trade in All Lines Is Good, Especially
Textiles

Lack Of labor Is checking business around
Philadelphia. trade i'm all lines being good,
and especially go in textiles. say r. 6. Dun
& CO. I'm their weekly review Of trade con-
ditious. Good business is looked for
throughout the summer.
I'm the cotton yarn trade II S stated by
dealers that the business is still in -four
ishiuE condition and the business continues
to show an increase. Prices show an up
ward tendency collections are satisfactory
at the present time and a good feeling pre-
walls generally.
In tho wool trade it is learned that the
foreign Western woods continue to move
with freedom I'm most sections and several
of the earliest shearing States have now
been nearly cleaned up.
Manufacturers Of mems and boys cloth
ing anticipate large fail and winter busi
ness
shirt manufacturers state that they have
had "A very satisfactory season
.Iobhcrs of hosiery, underwear, notions.
etc. have also experienced difficulty in fill
ing their orders owing to the scarcity of
some grades OF merchandise. especially in
the hosiery and underwear lines; notwith-
standing this they have had large busi-
ness
The iron aud steel market continues TO
hc very active and largely influenced 10y
foreign business. railroads are, however.
stll large purchasers and shipbuildng
plants are likewise strongly in the market.
Prompt deliveries are hard to obtain and
plants are well booked ahead. Pig iron is
somewhat active and number of inquiries
for domestic use are noted with foreign
business stll large.
The leather market continues active and
prices firm. Glazed kid and upper leather
dealers report good demand for all grades
and high prices prevail. Shoe dealers re-
port n good volume of business and cOllcc-
tiOns fairly prompt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
STOCKS ARE SOLD
AGAIN ON CURB
Liquidation Hardly Interrupted.
High-Priced Issues Sub
ject to Drives
NEW YORK. July II.


There was little or no interruption 10
the liquidation in the market for OUTSIDE
securities which have been under pressure
almost from the beginning of the Week
Further drives were made against num-
bcr of the hgh-priced spccialtes again
uugettIing the balance of the list. which
turned weak. although in many instances
offerings were of small proportion. but there
appeared to he little or no supporting
orders
4 heavy drive was made against Midvale
steel after the initial dealings. which car
rird the stock down nearly > points from
the best although the selling was attributed
to insiders the low being new mark for
the movement There was some disap-
uointmcnt expressed also over non-action on
dividends which have been looked for for
some little time. and it Is understood that
there will he none until late in the tall.
Gaston and Wigmore. on more liberal OIL
fcrings at one time showed decline OF ie
points submarine boat fell y Driggs-Sea-
bury after show of firmncss eased OF
points. Aetna Explosives after early
strength. developed reaCtionary tendency
Motor stocks were again active, but atter
a steady opening turned weak. Chevrolet
at one time showed "A loss of II points
Mitchell Motors eased off y Stutz Motors
after an advance Of nearly point reacted
tinted Motors, after moving up lls, de-
clincd "a White Motors was down y.
oil stocks were generally heavy on
light volume Of dealings. The Cosden
issues were generally weak
Mining shares were heavy, United Verde
declining q.
Bonds were quiet and a shade easier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14

Chicago Coal Market Fair

CIIIIAGO, July Il.-TNc BIaCk Diamond
tomorrow will say: The Chicago coal
market is in first-Class condition on some
grades hut not quite so good on others.
The better demand appears To be for West
crn coal while the Eastern Goals show only
"a fair degree of activity. However the
screening market has not eased in any par
ticular. but has grown stronger prices ris-
ing approximately cents ton within the
last few weeks. The anthracite trade so
far i'm July has hceu a little disappointing
The market is fairly active, but not up to
tho conditions of a week ago"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
june Cotton Consumption Large

WASHINGTON, July IA report is
sued today by the Bureau of Census shows
that there We're consumed i'm June, cNclu-
sive Of liuters, 570,56G running bales Of
cotton compared with 5lI,G55 bales in juno.
1915 Tho exports last month, including
uutcrs, were 5i6.458 running bales con-
trastod with a2ali0 bales i'm June, 1915.
The Imports i'm June were lG,l00 equivalent
50O-pound bales against 39,l7s bales in
1915. The number of cotton spndles active
In June were 32,259,3g6 compared with
3l,22G,OOl i'm June last year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
II..e..adinE futuFss Fansad y folows.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK July l4-About the only
feature worthy Of mention in the foreign
exchange this morning was a slightly iTmer
tendency IN Teichsmarks and lire. other
wise the market was unchanged.
Quotations. Demand sterling, AIS HIS
cables. ats It's, Franc checks. 5.9l (;
cables. 6.90% Reichsmarks checks. 73;
cables. 1874 Lire checks $40 3 cables.
f0 swiss checks, G2si cables. 5.2SA
Yienaa checks 1888 cables 1850. Kroner
checks. asia; cables 2S.20 Peactns checks.
4016; cables, 20.25. Guilders checks
Al 7-16 cables, 4lls ana rubies checks
1e.b0. cables, 3Q.75,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
sond Ont French Loan AIIotments

NEW YORK July III. Il. Morgan &
co have sent ont allotments of underwriting
10 banks they believe desire 10 participate
iu line new 400, 600, 600 French loan Il was
stated today. and a large number OF banks
10 which allotments were not sent have
made application 10 be allowed 10 particl-
pate IN the syndicate The loan VIII not
be apportioned before Monday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
Financial Briefs

George Edward pcwnes Langley, Of Lang
ley' BnInoria 4 CO.. Bombay, india, has
applied for membership i'm the New York
Cotton Exchange.
The exports Of copper for the week ended
July no were l0.is5 tons. compared with
23it tons iu the same week last year ltS-
ports since the first OF the month totaIed
1873 tons against 62sS tons la the icorre-
spending period last year.
The semiannual report Of the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company for the
period ending june 80 made public today
shows an increase Of more than Sc QggU 900
ia gross earnings over the six months of
1915 The gross earnings Tor the period
are s25.lS4.030, compared with $z3,149,S07
Tor the same period i'm 1915
Application VIII be made 10 the Governor
October 20 Tor a charter for "a new State
bank entitled Drovers and Merchants
Bank to be located la PHILADELPHIA. The
capital stock is given as 100000, divided
ln.o shafes Of $50 each fhe incorporators
are nseph ]. Martha Merritt =. Hutton,
IA 2 peyers Michaei Loeb ana David L.
-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14

w"ll sustained with Supplies uf fancy stock
under pgllE -o'd control. 0u"iallonsi western
extra, 29u "nn, extra Grsts, 2Sr; tirsts, 27c.:
seconds. -bD.. nearby prints, fancy. 3-r.. aver
aE" extra 500 3lr., ursts. - ~ pc. seconds.
20" @G'2r.; IUugIng sales of fancy prints - M
,l~r.
EGGS-Thgrg was good inquiry for strictly
lIUn tE-# and iHr market ruled uTm under lGut
offerings. Quotations. I'm free casrs. nearby
EXTRAS. IS. per duz.; nearby hrsts >iGg pcr
standard .urSHE nearby current receipts, ST.@UW
$50 per case; Western eHlras &c. per d"l.;
Western extra ursi~ $3.50 per case. hrEts.
ST.u5 N 80 unr Ctsr. fancy selected Caudlgd
fresh yggs wurg -ohhiLg Ht ~ N - per doH.
tllEESI..n-'irulF NHs slow 100 tHt market
ruled weak sud d. lower wi,a moderate but
ample OFFERINGS. quota, ions. NtN York. full
cream, f,tugg l1Ag rt Zoe. ua-. do. fair TO Euud
l"m la,4C.: plft shlmH, "Wllr,
tHEl.SI..- lirfIUH# NHIs LulN moderate and
prices ruled aluuu.. bat IlddF was quiet. QUO
lntiouH. New York fun 'I'am,- fancy. lUW
1872 CO. do. do, fair to good, lJW lJ'2 c. part
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14

Liquidation due to cooler weather I'm the
Northwest and drop in carEoes at Liver
pol, coupled with talk about the Allies
granting peace to Austria, weakened the
wheat market today. There was selling of
futures here for foreign account. Fairly
good buying occurred At times.
While there were further reports Of rust
from the Northwest 1t was contended by
some authorities that black rust, being an
annual event, was rather treacherous upon
which to speculate. 1t was asserted that
spring wheat was doing very well, and
although late, II undoubtedly has made a
god gain during the recent warm weather
The Modern Miller said that the weather
had been favorable for the development Of
rust in the Northwest, but that there had
been no general infestation.
Bradstreets reported the exports Of
wheat and -four for the week at l0,sO6OO0
bushels, against 5697 600 bushels last week
and 3,407 600 bushels year ago.
Gables from Liverpool said hatFadvanc-
ing freight charges and the higher Bank
OF England rate We're against purchases AT
present, Notwithstanding the fact that sta
tistcal position abroad was more bgllish,
owing 10 the difficulty in getting tonnage,
unfavorable crop news and increased re-
quirementsS
Corn finished easy although az one time
the market responded 10 good buying,
Beneficial rains were reported I'm Nebraska,
Kansas, Iowa, Missouri iand Illinois EN-
ports from the United States for the week
were l.2490OO bushels. The market at
Liverpool finished easy with American
mixed Offering Sd, cheaper,
Oats finished about steady There was
a call for the new crop for August ship
ment. Trade was moderate.
I.eading futures ranged follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14

CHICAGO, July 4-HOGS-Receipts 10000.
Market zoe, lower Mixed and butchers sa.lo
50 5000 59; liEht. So.Io@lo; piss. $3.50 oGoi
'ATiTI. .E-Receipts 1000. Market steady.
Reeves sT25Ftl1.1l; cows and heifers. SiH
. -; stockeTs and feeders, 50 50 O. 500; ieNans'
81. 3I6lN- calves. A9.auW II.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000. Market steady; Ma
tive and Western, SB. j00S.25; lambs, S775@
1920
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14

LivernOol Cotton

LIVERPOOL, July 1i.-Spot cotton to-
day was quiet and unchanged on the basis
of SIS. Id. for mid-upands The sales ag-
gregated 5000 bales. including 1000 bales
American. The imports were 5000 bales.
all American. The market for futures
closed steady at a net advance of to y
points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
BANK CLEARINGS
NEM YORK RUTTER AND EGGs

NEW YORK. July -RUTTER-steady on
nighsr grades Medium srad's quiet Receipts,
IS. .Gl2: gu0tatio ions unchanged.
Etitis-Hlgh grades strong, medium low
grades quiet and iTreeular, Receipts -, 65ii
extras. 81 - p r.; extra urHs, gao 2Bla C.s
frsfs a4Hg5lsu.. white, 29n ~; brown, 20 q
30r ui.ed coiors, 23c. 10 2Tia r..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
Erie Not 10 Bid for Wheeling Road

MILWAuKEE. suly 1i.-President Tn
dervood Of the Erie Railroad Company. de-
cared today that company probably would
not make any bid. for the Wheeling ard
closure He miimatsd that there might Be
negotiations later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
Sugar Firm ID NeM York

NEW YORK July 1f-Fiue granulsted
was firm ana unchanged today the Federal
sugar Refining Company quoting 75c aud
au me other rehners quoting 7.65c The
last sale Of spot Cuba raws was unehan. d
ct e.4oc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
High Points in Todays Financial Neys

Banks IN Neo York gajned 57oQ2o9o in get mogment mog
Treasury bills marked p Price Of oar srgr slightly Iov in Ne" York
cotton
lies fnGnciers held IN the English Tasoy Orders
equipment by railroads large Rate discount Bank England
reduced.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
100000 More Gold Comes in From Canada

NEW YORK July God the amount of aoooo received
Co
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
Enrlish Trcasury BlIs Are MARRIED. TI

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OF OF
perce yearles
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
New York Banks cain ss7OOOOOO on Money Moyemcnt

O o O
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of
a
the the
andp payme
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
NEW YORK. july H.

The impression that the selling movement had about
n
of to points
o
for
In
a as
significant today conditions
a he
a o
a o
a O
o il
n and
OF
o
point In Tennes Copper
unchan and ohc bonds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
MANY REASONS FOR
WEAKNESS IN WHEAT
Cooler Weather in Northwest,
Drop in Liverpool Cargoes and
Peace for Austria Advanced
GRAIN BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE weather fore
cast SO hours follows:
IllinOis--(ienerully fair tonight and sat
urday; not much change In tenn Ierature.
MiiEne enthusiastically fair tonight and
Saturday, eNcent local thunderStOrm~ south
east this afternoon or tonight; somewhat
warmer.
North and South DakOta-GcneTnlly fair
tonight mud Saturdays not much change In
temperature.
Nebraska and kansas-tienerullN fair aud
continued warm tonight aud SATURDAY. pre-
eeded by unsettled weather north this after
noon.
MissOurL-GeneTally fair tonight and sat
urtiny, except local thunder showers north
west tonight.
IOwn-Partly cloudy and continued warmer
tonlEht and saturday, preceded By thunder
showers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20

Illus kirbIiben KreiIen.
(spedsn fir phs Sshns barbeht)

5ebnte, Die Bitten oeS a~6nigspaurcs
ltebeoolllt cnt9e9cnuabm uub trait
'etner %olgcipalt Die 0ottcsmutter our
"Sduptputronin bc5 gan3en a0nigs
rcids Sapcrn" erfldrte. Ser IA. Wtai
lol ldbrlih in allen 9i6tbilmern
9apern's oils Seittag criter aIaiie nit
Sttap gu Gbren Der .Sutrona gus
pariae" ~began9eu peroeu. Ser Sitel
Maria als .Satrouin 9aperu's" rcitt
lfon auf Den banerii6eu Ser5og uno
&urfiirlten Wnrimiliau Den griten
aus Dem &ittclsbnher Sauie. alio ln>
gcfdbr orci S~obrbunberte in Die Der
8%an9enbeit Suriid. a0nie uno &ouis
Gin lino bamit ben tatboliIhen llcberz
lieferun9en ibres Sauies treu geblies
ben uno b%cipdbren oamit Die 2piung
ocS baDeriid)cn ~&oni9sbauies: .Sn
Srcuc feit!" SAB Die fatboIiide De-
polterln8 Saperu's boil Subel lit. pcrs
ltebt ii6 on pom icl6it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20

Settung be5 Sl. &reu5 M%iiiionSbcim
mir arbcitsloie Seute iibernebmeu. -
8ep. Soiepb Burger, 3. 3, mo Hcp.
Srancts Yfc9artbp ipurbcn gu Yros
fenoreu am antbebral SpIlcg erununt.
- 3ep. :. VI. Tenlpc, fritbcr Yruicilor
am &atbebral : 9oIleg, purbe gum
Sfarrer Der ct. SonifutiuSs @enleinbe
crnannt, an STEELE bcs Hep. u. Gpers,
Der NJ Observation-Disclosures obs
ipeIcnb lit. - Hcp. j.. WattcS, iriibcr
aiiiitent an ct. Ybilomcna, ilbcrs
ninumt Die Sfarrci Der ct. Iarieus
8emeinoe III buffalo @rppc, an Stelc
bes Hcp. y. s. otto. Der gum Yiarrer
Ser Sreifultigieit3 8cmeinoe. crnamnt
ipurbc. an STEELE oeS Hcp. SEQ. Giieus
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PIN Die llnbefledtc Gn,piduguiB Sc
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Y. WcSoualb, friibcr an Der aatbez
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3ila. Der gciunpbeitSbeIber ~rciiSuirte.
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friiber an Der &irfe bes MQcrbeiIigitcn
aItarSiaframcntcs; an Sic &l. Hpicns
tran5s @cmeinbc (itulieuiih) Hcp. Wf.
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Wilmctte, Hebatteur Der yNcp
&orlp", iuurbe gum Efarrcr Der ct.
Sbon,aSs @cmcinbc, Chicago, cruaunt,
ais Natfol9cr hcs 8cp. Sobu 5. Gar
roll, Der trantbeitsbalber reiiguirte. -
Wi9r. SrauciS &. Seller, Yrdiibent Der
.9atbolic Gburh @rteniipn Societp",
tpumt nah &ilmette; 8ep. :. ).
Cannon, bisbcr an ct. Splpeitcr. miro
Iiiiitent bes WiGr. &eQep; Sfarrer
Der Ilelen ct. 3protbcu 0emcinbe
ipir6 Nco. Sobu y. Scanlou.
Sismarf. u. Saf.-Sie prdd)tiae
SO. Seter mo saul Ssairde gu
Strasburg ipuroe burh Siifoi &ebrle
fprietriert.
Gpneurbia, 3aus.-9iIhoi guns
niugbam peibte baS prdttige neue
Soipitul Der ct. Gguess Sdlpeitcrn Al
Saps elm. SaSielbe foitete iibcr
100000.
8ranp RapioS, Wiih.-Scn siir5li6
9epeibten Neuprieitern purreu @iii'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
Waria, bic Yatrpnin gapern's.

lin Die beiouoere Silfe Der @ottcss
mutter in ben ge%brduguiiIen oes
langen Rric9es 5u erilebeu uno mn
@aperu'S @ult uutcr Den itetcu S6ue
bes Simmel5 81 itellen bat aGnig
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Suni5ebnteu 81 erbitten: /. SAB Die
ieI. SuH9frcu Ntnria aIs Snuptpatros
min ber 9nperu burt ben apoltoIii6en
Stubl erfldrt pcrbe; g.. baB cir be-
ioneeres Set Wmid inter benz Sitel
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gapern gefeiert merben biirie nit
eincm beiouoern SffRium fir Iciie
NIB 8repier. Die bl. Bitten Rpugres
cation tbci(t nm hur6 9cfret nit.
Sab ccr 81. @ntcr, ScneSitt Der SIM,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20

gtittel iie 81 erbalten". Im Nafs
mittage ipuroe cine 8eitGitsz Ser
IammIun9 bcs @ercius Der sol. So
nltlie CUR llnteritiisung bcoiirftiser
S%tllocnten ab9ebaIten. 8dbrenp ser
lcbten 5lpei Sabre ipurbcu $S77.5O fir
arnc S%tlSenten bcrauSgabt. Nue Be-
amten beS genanntcu gereiuS ipurben
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