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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
VOLUME OF STEEL BUSINESS |SST|LL
 BEYOND CAPACITY
Prices Mounting Higher and Higher, But This Does Not Tend to Lessen
 the Demand

New York, November 26.-Important events are following each other in rapid succession in the steel industry An advance of s1.50 per ton in the price of Lake Superior iron ore for the 1917 season Is an established fact, which means an increase of s3 per ton in the cost of producing pig iron. Manufac- turers of steel cars and structural shapes advanced prices s4 per ton, and of plates $5 per ton. Sales of tin plate were made at s1 to s1.50 per box over the recently established official base.
 Leading independent wire mills were quoting prices s3 per ton higher, and the American Steel and Wire company is likely to announce a similar ad vance soon. Receipts are up s3 per ton and prices of bolts and nuts are $ to per cent higher. Rails to go abroad have sold at s55 to S60 per ton and ship plates at 5iac per pound for export, with 6c per pound now asked.
 The volume of business continues enormously In excess of current mill capacity. Great Britain, France and Italy have secured more large ton nages of shell steel for shipment over the second half of 1917; total sales for such shipments are close to S00,000 tons and 30 to 50 days ago 600,000 tons had been sold for export during the first half of next year. Outside of war or ders the export tonnage now pending includes 100000 tons of ship plates. 160,000 tons of rails. 100000 tons of in- gots, 50,000 tons of structural shapes and 10000 tons of wire products. Tho United States Steel Products company has taken 30.000 tons more barbed wire for export to Russia.
 Domestic consumers are covering 1917 reforms as rapidly as possible. The railroads and .railroad equipment mak- CTS need 100000 tons steel to cover con- tracts for construction of cars and To- comotives. Orders for 75.000 tons of rails have been placed for 1918 ship ment and large contracts are pending. Bridge shops have taken orders for 1O,- 900 tons more railroad work and nu- merous small structural orders are be- ing placed for extensions to manufac- turing plants
 The buying wave of pig iron con- .tinues to sweep the country, being most active for foundry grades in the east, and prices are soc to s2 per ton higher. Large tonnages are pending for domestic shipment and for export.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
FLUCTUATIONS
 |NCOTTON PRICE
 FEATURED WEEK
Net Change During Period Was Loss of 6 to 34 POints--Market Is
 Firm

New Orleans, November 26.-Wide and sometimes violent fluctuations re- suited from the trading in cotton last week and the changes carried the &C., tives months in the contract market from a level of 52 to 62 points under to 37 to 49 points over the previous weeks close, the extreme range being 97 to no points. The net change for the week was loss of to 34 points
 On the opening session prices were the highest of the season, July reach ing 21.09c. Heavy realizing of profits started among longs and the selling out movement increased as the week wore on. but Thursday and Friday the market commenced to show resistance to the selling pressure and on Saturday decided strength was displayed, with the market advancing again.
 The turning point came Friday with the eager acceptance of the first De- cember tenders by holders of long con- tracts. It was reported that the cotton thus taken up would be shipped to Russia. On the weekend spot accounts were extremely favorable. indicating spots in the interior had not shared in the reaction which took place in contracts. while not a few points quoted the highest basis or the season and reported that holders were not eager sellers.
 This week the market is likely to be affected on the opening by private ,rop estimates, which the trade appears to think will be bu1lish. After that the spot situation probably will be consid- cred above all other factors, unless forecasts of the next ginning reports are of sensational nature. The pres- ent ginning period will end next Thurs day and by the weell-en private fore- casts are probable. The next ginning report is of more than usual impor. tance because it will be used as a basis for forecasts of the governments esti- mate of the crop, to be issued Decem- Der 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
Bundle" Sent to Hotel
 by Woman at Train Is
 Found to Contain Baby

Selma, November 26-(Special.) )-Ac- cording to passengers reaching here from York Saturday woman stepped from the fast westbound Alabama Great Southern train when it stopped there, and calling a depot porter gave him a bundle and said:
 Take this bundle to the hotel. I will be there in few minutes" It was rain ing and the porter did as directed. On examination the bundle was found to con- tain a young baby.
 The woman never made her appearance at the hotel and the supposition is that she again boarded the train going to- ward Meridian, taking this method to abandon the child.
 No trace has been found of the woman, and the child is being taken care of. pending search for its parents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
SPECULATION IN STOCKS SLOWS UP
 WITH HIGH MONEY
Trading Was Extensive, However, During Week Despite Warnings From
 Financial Interests
By "HOp''

New York, November Authorizations imposed by responsible financial interests in the form of warnings and higher money rates, acted as a brake on stock market speculation last week, although trading was extensive
 points In some of the more active is- sues. notably coppers. and in a few less important instances greater losses were sustained. For the most part, however, these were largely regained before the end of the period.
 Among the material factors in the later improvement were the marked change in the Mexican situation and the agree ment reached between the federal govern ment and counsel for the railroads to ia cilitate a decision by the supreme court on the Adamson law. Other favorable developments included the 10 per cent wage increase of the United States Steel corporation, new or increased dividends and the unsuitable demand for raw and finished products.
 United States Steers advance to another maximum was accompanied by forecasts of earnings for the current quarter and the possibility of an increase in the prevailing rate of extra dividends. It is freely predicted that several of the in- dependent steel companies now on a non dividend basis will declare a basis .f profits.
 Railroads were disappointing in that they failed to approach the high water mark reached in recent months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
lA>ounA4>LL-LlrE

bAU UAa, Il. d., DroMli-1uafA D..s. Alsia 2S6O. Superintendent of agents ot
 Mutual Life ol New lork. lI-lv-3uI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
A Fireman,s Rescue Saddle

From the Popular Science Monthly.
 The Indian woman carries her pa- poose strapped In a basket-cradle on her back, because she must needs have her hands free for other things, The same idea has been utilized by Will liam De Lude and Albert H. Steele of Kansas City, Mo-, in the construction of a saddle to be used by firemen in rescuing unconscious or helpless per- sons from a burning building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
Filtering Gasoline

From the Popular Science Monthly.
 From a weN l-1own authority comes the statemel ~~S | to strain gasolin. through chantr,r is dangerous for the following reasons: When gasoline is poured on a chamois static electricity is created and it is apt to fire the liquid. As long as the funnel fits the tank opening ground is formed and there Is no spark, but, if for any req son the funnel is held up or is not In contact with the tank, spark Is like ly to jump across from the funnel to the metal of the tank with disastrous results.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
ONE CENT A WORD

cent a word a dRy; nd
 taken for iess than ::5c for first fnser- ti0n. Cash must accemnsny 0rdes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
ONE CENT A WORD
ROOMS-WANTED-BOARD

RATEs--One cent q word 6 dayt no nd. taken for ienr thar 25c for first inser-
 ton. Cash must accomDany oeAen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
1 lNE CENT A WORD
FOX SALE

0ATES--fDue cent . word 6 day, no a&.
 taken fer less than 25c for first tnser. ton t'psh Urst rrr"-rp'sw. ardrR.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27

ROOM and board wanted by tN0 F77''ng men in private family in Woodlawn; willing to pay for comforts anu con- veniences; references exchanged; re- plies treated confidentially. Address V-39. care Age-Herald. 11-24-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
ONE CENT A WORD
MANIFESTATIONS

STES--(Dne cent . word days no ad.
 taken for less than 25r for first inser-- ti0n. Cash must Rgcnrsrnny order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
Ids under the head of sttuatiOns wanted are free to deserving onea. except on Sundays.
FOR competent help phone Main 11S4.
 A.9A-tf

THE Church Employment Bureau, room 3. Steiner Bank Bldg, furnishes help of all kinds. commercial and indus
 trial. Your cooperation is earnestly requested. Call Main 941. Mrs. l.. w, Pittman, manager 4-2S-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27

WANTED-By lady and grown son four rooms, furnished for light housekeep- ing. Address Mss, care Age-Herald.
 1I-19-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED-Educated salesman who can back up $3O00 advertising campaign. Ad.
 oress Box 926. Montgomery. Ala. u-20-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
pEpCnN AT

 THIS Is to notify that l will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name other than by mysel Sam Michael 11-2s-St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27

NANTED-Small set of books to be kept by a fffst-class, reliable book keeper; if necessary could devote as much as three evenings a week to your books. Address L-39. care Age Herald. 11-23-6t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27

STENOGRAPHER wanted in every town
 over 20o0 for special work. Address B-4, care Age-erald. 11-26-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
Mutual Dread

War has seriously affected the pea nut trade of Madras, India.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
J. Murray Norment

U FOR SALE-No. Ruud water heater, in perfect condition. for less than half price. Phone Main 27o1-J or call in per- son at 91O Brown-Marx Bldg. 1O-S1-tf FOR SALE-60 foot silent salesman showcases, plate glass wardrobe cases for ladies' suits, 1 plate glass case for mems suits, l Burroughs adding machine, l millinery case, 25 feet long, and other fixtures. Cane brake Mercantile Co.,, Uniontown, Ala. 11-23-4t BAY HORSE, years old, and buggy. Donnellys Stable, 18th st., 4th ave Geo. Bickley, care Highland Pharmacy. Phone Main 1oso. 11-24-3t FOR SALE-Eghty acres suburban property; surface right; half mile from city limits; between Roebuck Springs and Irondale $2Oo per acre. H. l.. Bains Realty Co.,, 2127 Sd ave 11-24-St FOR SALE-TWo falms convenient to Birmingham; one of 30-odd acres, Il miles out, near Greene station, at $6O per acre; the other of 175 acres. above Mount Pinson, for $375O II. L. Bains Realty Co., 2127 3d ave. n-24-3e FUk SALtl-t'lve-p passenger Ford. 1914 model. 1908 Ave. F. 11-24-3t TOUR POUNDS NICE PECANS POST PAID ON RECEIPT OF $1. R. II. RIGGIN. LEARNED, MISS. 11-26-5t FOR SALE-160 acres coal land; B. foot vein. Macke R. D. and Ins Co.,, 119h 1st ave. 11-26-T BARBECUE, cooked with charcoal Call or phone us for lunches and sand wiches. 2316 2d ave- Main S143. Pete Smith. manager 10-12-thu-mo- -sat-tf FOR SALE-Two diamond rings, Tiff fany; one weighing 84100, price $S5; one weighing 90-100, white, price $125. This your chance to buy a diamond reasonable. Address Z-40, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27
WANTED--HELP

AN oil mill superintendent and a lint erman; state experience and refer ences. None but best recommeded, highest class men need apply. Cres- cent Cotton oil Co.,. Memphis, Tenn.
 1l-23-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27

Own Your Home By buying from me, cash prices and less; no interest added to monthly payments; close in and suburban res idences. Phone Main 269. 2026 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-27

FOR SALE-No. 4 Ruud water heater. in
 perfect condition. for less than half price. Phone Main 2701-J or call in per-
 son at 91O Brown-Marx Bldg. l0-31-tf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

"a efanntlih tpirb am I. Slni Der
* rcpubIifnniifc Acknowledgement
~ in Chicago I'M Goliieum err
- Dfinet. IN Der apnpcntshnllc
itehen 1900 Siec sur %erfii9ur9,
lpcld,c folocnhcrmoBcn pcrtbcilt lpcre
ben: 2clcantcn, 991; @ditc, I fir
ichcn SeIcgntcn 99t; Grinemdnner,
991; Erciit, $50; 9ilr9cr Gbicu9o's,
2,210; 5chn NtitGlichcr bcs llntcrs
nllsidruiis2 fir arrangements, ic 200.
1000; 53 Wit9licNcr hcs ~rcpuhlifas
niid)cn Aatipnnl zaontitc5. Is bis 300
an icbcn. 1857; Yrdiibcntituftss
annbihatcn nnb anocre bobe @ditc,
200.
Sir bic Trciics Scftion iinb abcr
nid)t nenipcr oils 1900 Ipplifntipncn
c%inaelaufcn unb iilr Die Seftipnen Der
II YrGiiocntiduits anubibuten be-
rcits ilber 700. Sm @an3en linn fir
bic 1900 Sise ilbcr 10000 8cIudc
ci%ngeluufcn
Initatt Der ionit iiblidcn Illss
id,miidun3 NIT 6Ia89cn unb Slassens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

Die Geniuebiidcr fouiulticrten uno
ous beutitb samerifaniihe @ot,irt odbls
ten, iprdt er unb bas lanb horte
ibm gu. Or lit Der Siibrer im &ams
pfc fir ben ImerifanisHuS unb mir
elouben niht al einen Wchiel Der
Siihrcr, tpcnn es an bic Srort eebt.
Sic 2eier perben lid, erinnerr, bnb
Die 80. p. WorIS" eires Der
gIdtter III. eeeen pelfes 8ooiepelt
Dor Snbrer fIasbar ipurbe. Senes
@lutt. peItes 5usleid, bas Soforean
8ilion's III. lGbt aud nift cine @es
leaenbeit rp~riiber9ehcn, ohne Z. ". am
3eua al flitfen. Gber c~benfaus ipic
Sic tribune" iiebt iie in e. r.. ben
loaiiten aanbibaten Der r~cpublifos
niihen Vartei IN oieiem Sahr. sie
areumentiert tpie folat: sic 8es
p%nblifaner babcn cine iflled)te nlb
falihc Yolitif Suiammenee5immert =
rurd, ibre aneriife auf bic aisrpdrtise
Tolitit 8iIion's. Rooiepelt bat
prompt genls iit oieie Yolitif an8ee
cignct uno Sic 8cpublifaner fonren
tic niht mehr bon tbm meg nebnen.
8enn tic bon oerielben 8ebrauh
MAIDEN iuo(Ien, miriien Tie 81 ibm
fommen lnb oieies nerbeu lie tbun.
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3cit 3u c"rtiiren fornte MIR ais Der
roth unb 3oppel5iinaiefeit aus9eIegt
rpcrhen. Z. n. nil uniere Sdnbel
nit Iaerifc uub 8eutihlanb burt
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uns gcnau an ben Wortlaut Der
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itricn .perpreubcn". Sic Tor1inas
tion Hpo,creIt's niirbe cine reinlite
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Iuslanbpo!itif eeben unb Il. 8. III
ole cine Nntiport. Die bic Hepublis
faner ebrIih bem Rrdiibcnten
Wilion geben fouuen".
8uQ Tooie uuo elephant fperoen
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8ul Iooiesaauoioat 9an3 io%nber6are
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Den oh Der fontmenoen Sin9e,
itnuln5elnn pirb Der elephant bieien
9iinh cinecben. neil ieiu Qartner Der
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iteint. Der Die 1artcis9 TRADITION in
bieier ifipcren 3eit picber gum Nm
ieben brin9cn fam.
3. 8. mag iiesen unb = aud,
niht. gou can't tel. 9us bette 1T,
mir lparten rubia nb. Sann perbcu
aud, icnc 2eute hire 8efricbieuns
finben, Die ba io9en lperbcu: ! tolh
bon 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
tub miro bic apnpentshn(lc bicIc5 Wnl
in lpciB NIB 9rau orapicrt mcroen.
Susbcs' 2aunioatur hat anitcilcnn
arubc Musiit1ten.

Sic uicpcritmcttcrnhc Stlappc, bic
Rppicpclt's aanoibnt, Siram Sobnion,
~nninugs Mai in California 81 SbciI
lpurbc uuo Die Sbntind,c. bnB CT
equator Mopt ild) pffentlih ais
&anbinnt iiir Die Yrdithentitait be-
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Iniift @%nIhin9toncr Solititcr, mchr
pbcr lpcni0cr OILS rcpublifdniid,cr Tr0s
iibentid)uftc zaanbibut mmlo9lidl. Sic
Hootz 2clltc idopfen picl Wtlltb aus Der
Sbatiahe, baB Der Stant @nIbinaton
icine Selegaten 5llr rcpllblttantItc n
apnpentton fir Hoot in'truicrte, limb
aber pcniger iibcr Den aompi IN
Widi9nn erbnut, no Senrp Soro
ale @ceacr aus Den, Selpe iflus unb
ipdtcre @eriird,c, Die Selcgntcn fiir
Hoot 6u gtluinncn, pplig fcblifIu9cn.
Mit T~ocicpclt aus Dem Sclbc bnbcn
Die Hoots%cute ibrer Nniidlt mad, mr.
nod cincn @cgncr: Sunocsridltcr
6ughes. Sieicr bat 5lpnr biSher
nod nid)t crflort, oh CT bic aanbis
batllr uuurbmcn pcrbc, rod, ~crfpartct
man, rag tr Sieic5 I'M lcetcn Nu9cns
bid oui hcr apnpcntion tbun Miro.
SGnrmtlihc Scle9otcn sur rcpublis
tauiIScu Nonpcntion iinO in5lpiihcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

ecipdblt lrnrbcn urb fcincr Ser anns
bionten Lot gcnlla Stimmeil, lint I'M
eriten @anlgan9 81 gciuinncn. Scr
critic @nplQan9 hiirftc fol9cnocs CIR
ocbniB hdDcn: Sbermnn 90 Sttmren.
Mopt 100. Burton 40, Ippicpelt 90,
6uabcS 80. 2aSo[ctte %, Wcets 1870,
anpr 65. Gunmina 80. Sorh 80, SIl
Yput g. Ser 5lpcitc &ohl9au9 hiiritc
Snnbibatcn bciciti9cn. SoQtc Su9hcs
6cim 5"lpeitcn @nbl9an8 bel %icincnt
SdIuci9cn perbnrrcn. 10 milrbc bic Nb>
itimmunl nuf Dem tobtcn Tunftc nns
Iougcn. Sics biirftc foum Dor Cams
tag WiittuA cintreten, "a Die aonpcnz
tion an Nittlpof. Den I. Sunt, err
oifnct miro ltnb bic eriten Gag, sill
Nblpidluna olgcmciner @eid)dftt be-
nliBt pcrotn.
Mm Snmstag nirh lid bic 8~rtpcns
tipn allf Wtpnta9 pertagcn urb Conn
tag miro ein eeihdfti9er Sn9 iciu,
ncnn an niciem Gage Miro rcr cigcnt>
Iihe aanbibnt' inter bcr Sonb be-
itimrt. Bon prebcs bdn9t Der %eiz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Rnnreuelt's a1ra[ toentrdJafts -Bnnnt.

Sic Slrci bcbcutiamitcn Teubcrurs
gen pes Woudts fommcn bon pcr ~.
.. 5rihune" unh Der 81. p.
Worlb". Sie .5ribune" nnr be-
fauntlid einc g~cluidltige Yarteis
gdngcrin Cats in 1912. Nunmcbr
bot lie IT'D bcbineuugslos fir Hooies
belt crfldrt. Sic 81. .. 5ribuue"
iii beionbers bon Der Hooicpclt'iden
Sbcc erbnllt, baB CO unter ieinem
Megimc fcin 2eiietreten ~(puHnsioots
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nlls9eid)alet lporhcn. 6usbes lei nidt
in Der Gage often unb irei icinc 0teis
nun9 ~nD5lgeben unb penu or Die
Nomination nitnchrlcn ipllroe. hattie
er nit elmer Solitif 81 tbrn, Die mr.
i'll cincs geiuiiicn Wnuncs Sanb grs
iplg unb 9ciioQ iiuben fnnn. 8enn
SugbeS n%pnlinicrt milrbc an Stcac
bcs anbcrcn Wauncs 70. b. :. RS
pilrhc europa hic ShluBiplscrlna
haraus 5iebcn. bnB mir cs mirflih bel
Orobunacu bcmcubcn laiicn perhcn.
Sic o2ribunc" idlubfol9crt: .Giies
monb perioniiiSicrt ole Yolitii. bic Die
republitaniiche Yartei crareiien muS.
bciicr. uls chen :. R. Nicmanb
rcproicnticrt e~iicftpoIer bic 4utis
8ilions Hidltung oils chen Rooicpelt.
8cm mir Nmcrifnucr ilnb. gan3c
Nucritoncr. Damn iii :. H. unier
Wtnnu. 8dbrcnh furd)tiamc 9plititcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
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nchmc nfer 5uicbcnhs ab. Tas Bolt
ipiiic pirtlid, nidlt. no Susbcs irebc
ulo Die Tartci lpcrbc i'm iuobl fuum
inbpiiicrclL 10 luugc er feline Yrin3is
nz@rfidi ing 9cmdd]t babe" Sass
iclbe glnti. peld)cs elm Gas o l.
lctte : Organ lit, crfldrt nod: Sic
Troarciiipr Tnrtci lpirb ibrc @cit,oftc
id)neu cricbi9t bnbeu. Sic miro
H%poicpelt ols auuhibaten crncnlen.
Snnn 'pirb co Der rcpubliianiidIen
Yartei anbcim9c1tclt iein. ibn z.
r. 81 ncbmcn oocr lIncinig auseins
AMBER 5u Gebcu. ipie i'll 1912. llno
man bat gur uidt bic Ibiiht, oic'cs
nod emma! III tbun." Die Yolitifcr
fonncn bat nid)t ali Die Sauer obnc
Earteiiutter lcbcn. hns perltcbt lid
bod 10 lpie 10 bon ielbit.
Nllf baS g ouispillc 8 o IL
rier : Sournnl", mcldIcs NIT
glcidcr Srcuoc Die Scutidcn unr
H%oolcpclt onrcmpelt, bat Snrht be-
tonmcu. Sn Def 8abl Toolcpclt' )
iiebt cs Scibcs, .Mcpolution unb
Ierrntb." oSrpnu babe infer SiIbcrs
gclb omcrifaniiiercu" nplIcn, ubcr
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rung 81 nmcritaniiicren"." Iber bas
9cuannte Slntt 9ibt 5u. boB init
Ropt oils Siibrcr uub nit @arn ais
%iinnn5ieller Hntbgcber, cs Der Wull
Street 9liore bod mo9lih icin fonntc.
bic fommcuhe republiinniite Natios
nal apnpention Al bebcrridcn."
Scr % rootlnn SitiSen".
Gin oempfrntiid,es Srgau. glaubt. bic
rcpublitauiidlc Yurtci ncrhc iidl hurd'
Die Domination Hooiepelt's ernicorie
gen mn IL ipcrbc. lpcun er Die Nomi
nation unncbncn milroc, lid) nle
prin8ipien suntrcu eriueiien". nbcr nns
N%euanntc Glntt bctont pcitcr, rbaf
cine 8ciiuungS. Ienbcrnng 5uguuitcr
H~opicpelt's cine Der bcncutiamitcr
z drWenfuugcn Der Gartcianiihtcn lei
bic iid iu Der ncueiten Weihif,te bel
amerifaniihcn Gplitif bctunbet babe.
Sna .Sopcfa Sapital", cir
rcpubliianiihc5 @lntt iit Nnn3 unf
gar acgcn Nooicpclt'S n%ntionnlcs Der
tbcioigungs = SroGronm uno 9c9cr
icinc domination. Nitt5ocitplucniDcl
0ibt cS 5l. Der ,Mooicpclt' idc Boon
nhrcitc iih aus mo or Stonhpnttcrs
bic bittcrilcu @cAncr Moolcpcits
bGttcn oiicubcr3i9 crtlGrt. gNicnlant
tonuc ;. ", bciic8cn. lpcuu or cinnlaI
nonliuicrt iei"."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

~tn6cinlid mddlit CT. mic nan
III "a I'M nmcrituniitcn @lattcrs
I'll malpc leicu fam. Sds
Stem Supcn Y ourtcrs
SournoI" fcnn5citnct bic Gage,
inbcm cs nn ingt: sic Cbic Sclc@
gatcu) geben "a binalls nad Sbis
capo nm 9iooicpclt 81 nplnintcrcn -
uno adj. lpic CO ibncn idipcr iout."
Snncrbulb bcs lcstcu Wtonuts IN oiclcr
N~opicpclts Wopm 9%clund,ien, man lpciB
nid,t. bon pobcr fommcnh. Seine
S,lc9atcn iiub iiir i'm pcrpiIidltct mn
founl Gin rcpllblifdniid)cr Silbrer bat
Al 3. ~ @unitcu Gin @ort 9c'nBt.
Ibcr - mic Scrr bon Wcucr.
Northumberland inter YrGiibcnt Gait,
iaat, - mad, bcnt bcutigcn 3ultunoe
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Yolitif Oca Stnntcs Ncp Dorf ipiclt.
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10 unubGuhcrlih dis BIC domination
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
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