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The sun., 1916-01-29
IMPORT NOTES.

Importcrs ""r" w'"r"~t"d 70 learn Yes.
t'rdty that senator loo : nlerudn al,
\orth carolina is Planning to reintroducs
MI u'tslr" giving ."'u IT," inpor'"rs
aud IN" G"y'ruu"nt .rr rigr, SO appoa
q, iwp"r''h' Iulhf. o' 'h" customs Court
"f hpp"a.r tp TN" ~upreue court OF the
United states tn. hi3 pru,Ilr. ,hat
'li shall b." eonpotru, tor tho supreme
court upon thu poUtinu Of either PARTY
i--u" 10y tn" court of Customs Nppc.ls
Of ~ m"u.iH'" uron decision W any
question tn" construction OF the con.
So tuition Of 'hr l'uIt"d states nr ans ptIf
,Psgr%i ,ar,ar ar ar OF "M{ %S% ,,ao, maIo n"r.m
Attorney General Of Do, Iutrrd state,
shall, before IN" d'ri,Ion OF tho Court ct
Customs Appeals Is rendered, nle WITH the
court '"rtihcato to the crcct maj The
ci>" j. OF such imp"rtauce a. TO render
,o reouirc hy c'riiornrl or n,n"rn ts. ,,,,o, Nv
case to l." certified 20 tn" Suyr-mr court
for its review "uI det"rmlnntiou WITH the
same power AMI Authnrltr in tho rHse as
+ If u had h""n carried 10y appeal or writ
OF error 10 the supreme Court"
Assistant Attorney Hanson hs,
Secretary of the Treasury an tppIir,tIon
with tho United states Court Of Customs
nv the Board Of United states Geucrnl An
praiserS Involving N" duty IN imported
MrtDd sauvr The General Appraiser hrli
vat" of 20 per cent, al talorrul under the
provision ~ paragraph ~ Of the ,arin
=
served or packed IN sugar or h.N jng sugar
added thereto. or pre- N"r'i or packed in
/ mola.ssos Spirits nr their oWi Juices =
rho GoNrrnmcui VIII claim before the an.
peal court that duty should hc hNcu on
'his merchardisr at the rate Of -, per cent
al valorrm under M" provision ~ mar.
graph "oI Of the present law ror sauces
Of al kinds not specially provided for"
/ Assistant appraisers vii be Included II,
! the Civtl service and therefore cV"mpt from
| removal bN the President ~ hills now b,
| fore the Senat" aud tho House OF Rem.
| rcsontatlveS ar" enacted into law ,'ount .
| Ing one 6povidl drputy and two deputy
appraisers, thor" are at this mort nine
assistant appraisers all of whom with
! tho exception of III" special deputy are
At III" h'hI Of divisions charged with
! the eNimiuhtinu and appraisal of import ed
goods a. the Appraisers stores several
/ former attempts made during IA. last
. twenty wears To put the assistant apprait.
| crs in the classified service failed Al the
present time all of tho holders Of this
grade at THIS port nro Democrats. deputy
! Appraiscr Christopher g, k"cnan is re
ported to bo I'm 'hargr Of the Interests
Of tn" assistant appraisers in pushing IN,
bin through Congress
The Treasury Departments regulation.
provling for the payment of draWb.v vk
uu lead articles, m"tal allows Sc mann,
! fnrtur"d by IA" li"yt Metal Company of
this city, in who, or in part with tn,
use of Imported lead, antimoniHl lead ana
| antimony, hay" been extended to cover
metal alloys manufactured by tho Mag
nolia Metal Company, In whole or In par,
with the use OF Imported lead, antiusonia
load and anthony,
The sun., 1916-01-29

The new feature Of the trading is the
way IN which the short side has become
popular The present may be "a liquidat =
ing market From the broad point of
view he stock market j. oNcrhuug ~ :.
Bull markets Always are Al this stag"
Of the game. When reactions occur
there is always "A good deal ~ talk
about brokers loans weak luug ar-
counts and 80 forth. These things are
true, of course but they We're much
more true when prices were at the very
top, When they become obvious to the
whole financial district there Is danger
OF the market becoming oversold suprr-
,icial.y AT least. Just at present short
selling has become popular not only with
the professionals. but with the commits,
sion house crowd as well There is
probably no big concentrated Shot pn-
sition as there has been in other times
Money is too cheap to encourage that
sort of thing. But the scattered short
position may easily become large. \
speculator who got al his experience IN
mis- bull market explained yesterday
that he had gone short of the market
for the first time iu hts life lie sold
ST Paul on the dividend lie also went
short Of Guodrirh and was agGrcN"d be.
cause the dividend wasn't s pei cent, aS
he had been led to expect II II had brcl
= per cent, ne thought the decline
would have been greater with this
sort Of thiug general, 1t If believed
sharp rallies should be looked for.
The sun., 1916-01-29
MORE RESISTANCE
TO COTTON DECLINE
Trade Buying and Short Cow
crinc Absorb Sales Around
Twelve Cents.
rRIIGHTS CONTINUE HIGH

COTTON showed resistance yesterday
..,und the I. cent level for the May
o,,,op. An,r opening at a decline OF 10
,,,p,s 4, rallied sharply In the last half
,our and closed steady At "A net gain of
,,.r,, 10 POINTS. The early trading was
,,.rk,d hy a good deal Of outside liaui-
,,,,or This WAS absorbed by trade
,uyinr and the covering Of shorts.
sentiment continues bear!sh, although
,ts local scalping contingent felt that
,1o market for the time being probably
mad gone low enough. The general ex-
re,i,,ion however. is for lower prices
rsn,ualy, as It is assumed that the
south Is not likely TO carry Its present
br accumulation into the new crop.
The week end statistics were
moderately hullish. Spinncrs' takings
.ortiuue 10 show up we'll in excess of
as, year The absorption for the week
vas $4,000 bales, against 303.000 last
oar The total for the season is
COS 900. against $4,000 last year.
the into sight for the week was 252,-
aoo against $4,000 last year. The
,o,,l fcr the season is s.Jc5, 900, against
,sps. oUo last year
southern spots continue steady. There
we're declines at Augusta and Whining
,cn, but Memphis, Galveston. Houston
and New orleans were unchanged.
,;reenvilc. Miss. wires: spots hold
Ann throughout this section. planters
and mercnants refusing to sell at de-
cline n sellers would make concessions
considerable cotton would move for ex-
port and domestic account"
ocean frcights continue high. Local
brokers' say that practically no cotton
-com Is being offered out OF New York 10
ilycrpool. The nominal asking price Is
50 hundred. The movement of cotton
10 Russia is being hampered by the pres
sure Of other shipments on which higher
rates are being offered. New Orleans
e asking $3.50 hundred on cotton 10
liverpool
southern spot markets as officially re-
p,rted were unchanged. i.c. TO i.c. de-
clre for Charleston and Wilmington
Houston, . points advance. The local
market for spot cotton was quiet, 10
points decline: ll.Sjc, for mlddling.
Futures closed steady.
The sun., 1916-01-29
mertcan WOODEN.

American Woolen jumped several
points on rnmors OF dividend action on
the common stock. The news slips car
r!ed an interview with President Wood IN
which he denied that goods prices had
advanced % per cent. Increases have
been much less. covering only enhanced
cost Of production. President Wood was
quoted as follows
Because of the extraordinary demand
for uniforms and blankets for European
armies raw wool is selling the world
over for the highest prices ever known
from - 10 20 per cent. above previous
prices, and is rising further. Other raw
stock has advanced as much as 400 per
cent Under these circumstances some
addition to selling prices was absolutely
necessary and We have made only sucl,
Increase as enhanced cost of production
demanded
The sun., 1916-01-29
EUROPEAN MAILS.

rho American liner New York. sailing
to-day for Liverpool, viii 'ake mail. clos
ing At $50 \. VI. for Europe ,exccpt
Gcrminy, Austria, Hungary. Luxembury
Bulgaria. Turkey. the Netherlands, Sweden
aui Denmark, Africa. West Asia and the
East Indies
The Norwegian American steamship Kris
~ Mai ord, sailing to-iay for Bergen. will
'tN" malt closing dt . 80 \. NJ, Tor Sor-
Nay, S"Cdeu. b'umark. IiussiI, Germany,
NA-'rit. Hungary, LuAcmburg. BuigariI
tuu Turkey
Tho Anchor liner "a ,fornti, sailing Nur-
tay for Liverpool. viii take mail .lo, .ng
- l-.bD l' NJ. ''r Europe t"N,.pt ti-r-
AMY, M. RIA, luNouhugs. Hungary Bui-
s'rli. TIrN .E. tho N"fh.r|ird-. NORWAY
>''a'I and p"ufrtrkt Nfri,t Wr-' Nsis
hut tn Ea~' indies. d..u, when special 5
tddi.-s"i for spain. Portugal. Itsly. i;u-
200. j',t, serbia. SHlt&vrIlnu and t,rrru.
lAy Italian liner America. ~4l,irg ru.-.
i'N frr Nap."s, VII 'tk" snail. closing -
$40 \. Vi. tor lI,,!, Eutn,nl,. Suro.a and
The sun., 1916-01-29
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.


A lot OF bullsh 'informaton' is being
distributed on American Can. The mar
ket action of the stock gives this talk
certain prominence. Can Is entirely
a war stock. The fact that II Is now
selling only a few points under the top
made IN tho time of grea. speculative
excitement and that 1t has held with
most impressive strength throughout the
recent bad period is, therefore. of real
interest Can has always acted In an
extremely individualistic way. The
market for the stock IL credited with
the close guardianship ot big people,
who can afford to make things walt on
their convenience. The Street generally
is perfectly willing TO bc bullish on
Can az general proposition and yet
to dietrust the sort of runup that oc-
CURED in the late trading yesterday.
Can has done those things before.
Friends of the stock who have been well
Informed In regard to it, vagaries as
eert that the time for the real move
ment has come, The only factor that
prevents much higher prices for Can
right now is the fact that the decision In
the Government suit still overhaugs the
market. with that out OF the way. they
say. there would he 10 holding the
stock. Apart from this factor, the mo-
HIc'l sttihs nJ'pofluut '"t hulilsn uctn-
onstration In can. The compaHys an
iual report for 1915 is expected neNt
week. Moreover. earnings III the pres
ent year are expected to be as high us
$50, 900 net This would be cquiva-
lent to nearly 80 per cent. on the COM
mon. after allowing for all charges. \
lot has been said about war orders Il
Is also explained that domestic business
has been exceptionally good The Can
company is In "A very strong financial
position. and 1t would not be surprisins;
to learn that the management has de-
signs In respect TO the So, per cent.
back dividends on the preferred stock.
The sun., 1916-01-29
The Ultimate SrRun,cnt.

Farming by dynamite appears to be
the ultimate bull argument On IN" "N-
plosiy.s stocks. The Atlas Powder Com.
puny explains how dynamite is taking
the place of potash as fertilizer.
Farmers, II appears, who have been I'M
able to obtain sufficient potash and other
fertilizer materials. owing to the
scarcity due tn the war, will be able to
make up the deficiency by using cXplo-
si,es in cultivation, according to soil
experts It Is estimated by officials of
the Atlas Powder COMPANY that during
1915 t3,O0o,OO0 pounds OF explosives
were usc for agricultural purposes, rs
against 10000. 900 in 1913, Tho expo-
siycs used are made especially for agri-
cultural work.
The Atlas Powder Company reports
that prospects for agricultural blvsi-
The sun., 1916-01-29
THE STEEL MARKET.
some High Prices l'iaed as Pro-
tcctiSe Measure.

Inc extremely hish prices prevailing for
n,msncd cd stce! products, while a natural out.
conc OF tho overwhelming demand and
soid up mill capacity, arc having a Tendency
10 check important buying for domest IL
consumption IN the export trade the enor.
nous oean freight rates come In as re
tarding factor. Tho steel companies how
ever, arc disposed to discourage heavy buy
Jug ~ least temporarily, couseQue ntly some
measure
The railroads arc placing few contracts for
equipment and the falling of in the demand
Tor fabricated structural steel for building
purposes has been emphasized in the last
week Tho heavy demand for steel TO bs
,iscd IN the manufacture Of war munitions
however. Is unchecked by the hish prices
f1tsburg reports continued active demand
Tor, hoops and bands; full prices are asked
aih obtained Some aidit oiial contracts for
wire products, amounting 10 about 5000 ton.
have been closed for export
consumers OF foundry pig iron arc pIacinc
very lew orders III the Eastern territory and
even the large contracts under goti at on
IN central New York arr yet 10 bc closed
!he new Inquiries III this section arr also
mcnt TO Newark, N
The sun., 1916-01-29

ness in 1916 are unusually good The
breaking mp of tho subsoil with eNplo-
sivrs enables plants If all kinds 10 root
more deeply than under ordinary con-
ditions The plants in this way secure
nitrogen and other plant food hitherto
unavailable, besides obtaining und. rlyin :
moisture which they never before could
reach.
Farm, RS are Grtt."G better results
from explosives than from potash. Tests
hay" shown hat corn planted n blasted
,aHd gay" au increased Yield of from -
to 200 p'r cent. wu.l" cotton seldom
ga.r"d Jess than 700 per cent. .u pro-
du,i'ou The farm puwdcr h. exploded
~ a depth Of from TWO to four feet and
tn, charges--o' = hdlf pound or pound
Are spaced from twenty 10 thirty feet
apart, depending upou "a" character of
tho soil
The sun., 1916-01-29
Co>rI>r>r,i r,rtR uI,. co
62nd Consecutive Preferred
Stock Dividend

\ uTUrIrrTN NIT noun N N" -,I-I on,- hIIl
per cont. ll'r'r' "u tho Ir"f"rr,d Sro,L
ha~ h"'u u. .Itroj, ptN thl, T.. Irrmr., l5rn
1919. 10 Fr"t"rrrI St"'H hunI"r- Of rr,nra
~ tho los" ~ hu-lr'r- pr t,Uu,r, 9'N
1915. Checks mailed
lill.SoN Ml'NSl.N Asst -,Yrci.,r,
The sun., 1916-01-29
lHE HtCkE,h r,rE ,I>r .oMr>>,

SOW Norl, l.,uuI-. % 'g1.
\ bNidend al rw" prI'tr- per share Ma
he "h Declared "u th' capitol stock of in.s
company, payable March J.. 1916. tn stock -
hp'lcr~ ~ record al th' ,.u.. eff lu.ur-s
f"hruury -. 1915
Al C"Winuni"a' TONS regarding pnNm,rf
or change OF address should hr -,ut 10 IN,
undersigned not later 'htu March N ipl6.
GEORGE tIIESEBRp, Secretary,
The sun., 1916-01-29
THE WEATHER.
Ior eastern New York. partly cloud, to
dnS; snow tomorrow; fresh UOrthra- IT


For New England, fair tc-dav; snow
to morrow, fresh and northeast wiud..
For NeW Jcr-rN, Increasing r."uult"-
and colder to-day, snow In north, snow
pr rain In south portion tonight or t.
morrow; fresh north and northeast wint~.
For eastern PENNSYLVANIA, rain or snow
in north and W"st aud rain ~ south"' !,
portion to-day ur tonight; colder IN south
portion; snow or rain TO morrow nod
crate north and northeast winds.
fur western New York, increasing rloudi
ness To-day. followed by snow IN west p"r
ton. snow tomorrow, moderate 20 frr'h
northeast Winds.
NEw YOilk, Jan. - The storm which
was central over northern Illinois on Thurs
day moved rapidly northeast~ard 10 =
""rtr" over til" martini" provinces Nos
sections west and southwest Of sew Eng
laud 80 "a, En,hy Mountains
Teupera' ur"s wcrr still higher - the
south Atlantic States. hut not much chang"
occurred u he unr:hr,stcru states.
II WIS colder ir the lake regions and
central valleys ami WaTmcr IN III" Norih
""st. although zero Weather prevailed over
AL sections north az kansas.
Rain fell IN ia" quiz states and az fc~
r"iutH IN the lover AXE regions ani snow
quite generally from the Racine coast east
ward into tn upper AXE.
depression NJ considerable importance
occupied al sections west of the ROCKY
Mountain
In this city tho dav va. f,,r; slightly
southwest. ay."rsge humidi'.. g. per cent.
barometer corrected to read 20 sea leve'
at l.. VI. 50o7; y. NJ, 299?.
TO- s,stsr ,.%pGrt'nr. y, m =. MS ",y y.s,erd"E
shown IN 'h' anu"Ned table;
p M -, .!s ap n. ~, "a
SEM ., % si35slss Md. a.. . @ ss' 30 )"
Highest temperature. So. ati,Ao ".
IpMp.t tsp At ,,i,
The sun., 1916-01-29
ChIcago,BurIington&Quincy
Railroad Company
Denver Extension -Four Per Cent. Bonds
Due February. I, 1922.

NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN THAT In
pursuance OF the Trust \grnemont dated
December I. 1851, 10y and between the CHI
cago, Burlington quincy kailrosi com
pany and The Now England Trust Com
pany. tho following Denver Extension tour
Per Cent. Bonds due February I. iS2., Of
sald Railroad COMPANY. issued under sa'd
trust agreement. have been drawn for pay
meut. via:
Ninety-tMs l9:l bNnds for 81 900 ea1h.
The sun., 1916-01-29
DIVIDENDS N>n INTEREST.
tWt ttp, NIIW \lkEE A -. r\lI
kNlINA tOMcN<N

7 TI'0 MI " ~ NfI, TNNWIIN :. I'M"
Nn'N" II h'i'h EN'u 'Nu' 'H... We.
h',u t'. .tr"l 8 tJN.I'nI uf Iurp. Ip..,r.
ana lf.N cents Per Snar,. ON IA" II,.'.l,,.H
-lork aud 70 uIN N.rIb uf rt,p lp.Itrs .,l.I
l'fr, tru'- l"r SHINE u' me ,'uri,...
~iu :, uf tho company TO sta, khnidcrs ur
record tt lhrc" u.pin.k ou the an ,Ih> uf
lrhrItrN, ph}th., Match itL l,Ir. at .hr
pui,. ui ih' 'uwpIuN IA 'hu tIr. of \rn
Nurk II Il MlI.Ll ANS. Nirr ri,>,i,ut
The sun., 1916-01-29
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Jan. g.-Thc market for conner
.nafes continued to mark time, prices mov-
IG Win harrow fluctuations CRANKY was
selling on 2 points In reflection OF the weak
tone Tor this stock in New York. Nothing
OF interest Was shown In the industrials de.
partmcm The sulnmarx.
The sun., 1916-01-29
TO THE HOLDERS or
HAVANA Eutt Jkit RAILWAY, LIGHT
row fk COMPANY
StN Per Cent. Two Year Gold Coupon 80
lilHed Nnla.s aliIe ScIllclllheH 4. lAlA.


NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN that. pur-
suaHt to tho provisions of Article Fourth
Of the Trust Agreement between Havana
Electric Railway. Light a. Power Company
AMI the Guaranty Trust Company Of New
lui%, Trustee, dated september lS'. lel I.
securing an issue ~ 5000 600 six Per
cent Two Year 'ioii Coupon secured
Notes, the Havana Electric HALLWAY Light
n Power Company intends 20 aud Will re.
deem az a premium ~ oue-haf OF one per
cont on March L.. 1918, with accrued IN q
t"rest thereon all IS sdid Notes 20 tn" said
uyEregate principal face amount OF
s.. 900, 10000.
on March ist. I9ls. payment as atore-
said Will h~ made Of tho Notes AZ the
TRUST DEPARTMENT OF the iuiranty
TrJAt Coiup1us OF New York. No. 40
Broadway New York. on which date in
terest on the said Notes VII cease. Notes
must carry coupons due september lst.
1910, attached. Coupons dGo March lsi
1915. representing the accrued interest to
said Dat" may he presented for payment
I'm the usuul n1nuer ~ the Agency OF tho
Company. 81 Liberty Strccti N~W York city,
UANANN ELECTRIC RAILWAY. LIGHT
\ POWER COMPANY.
Ry HERMAN kRALMEK. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-01-29
DULUTH. .MlsSABE 4 NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Tint onsciidated McrtgaGs Bonds.

NOTICE is IEREBY GIVEN that one
huhdred and twenty y-sevcn u2Il Of the
firtt Consolidated Mortgage Pords OF the
buiuth. Mssshc " Northern Railway Com
paiy were this day drawn for redemption
~ accor lance with the requirements OF
The sun., 1916-01-29
BONDS
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

.C'ICAr0 Jan 'S The trend OF prices re-.
wTed better fSlins with trading well
nSr ou'"d hIt Of q moderate volume Sears
No'OIcA stewart warner Commonwealth h
'HIsol Booth Fisheries preferred and Dla.
"o1c Na''a Vcro ~ tar demand Bond mar.
''' NN "y and fairly ativc. The summary
The sun., 1916-01-29
II. ef3 h,lcs Total thus far this
o. ~ hale. Toial last hcason.


The Liverpool market Opened easy There
40 dull business III spot cotton. with mid
4, 7s !, points decline at 7.!Gd Sales, JV.l
oiIs.. re~rlpt- 5000 bales, all American
To market closed quiet.
The sun., 1916-01-29

Oab, 0a7s o7s5 ooOt 0l6l3 OiT35 ol710 0ts27
4ss o6it oso5 olo6s 0i6ls ol7td oi7s7 0lS3l
057t
The bouds hearing tho above numbers
will be purchased at par by the payment
Of the principal sum thereof On presenta
ton and delivery Of the same to tho under
signed trustee. st It's onice. 1ab Devonshirs
street on the hr~t dsy Of February. 1915.
from which date interest on said bonds will
cesse in conformity with the ,crms ot the
trust agreement.
The sun., 1916-01-29
>\vIo> LEAD rOur\>,.

y Nv Nh
Inr regular u'u' 'f"riN ulNi1,iu ot ono
AVID thr"" quarters per 'ni. ON 'hr Pro
I. rrNd stock ~ 'N.s toupduN has huru ,ir.
rlarcd. p.NHhl" March u. lHl" Trlu>icr
Book close February ~ aud reopen Fob
r,Iur "3 l9ih
FIRED. H. FoRTMEN ER. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-01-29
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE Jan eS--The market hero
vss hrme~ strength III Co-den Was a fra
,urc si,.s reaching 800 shares. The stock
cossf nearly point higher. Bonds were
The sun., 1916-01-29
BONDS
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

,fl71 Bt' re Jan Is American window
..i'' Nrlu" closed iig above tho opening
n,,t par" on was fra'tionally higher
.'u'f rlIr"s showed no dccldcC-tr The
The sun., 1916-01-29

MI future interest of any OF the bonds 80
designated ceases February LIST, 1915. IN
accordance with the terms Of the mortgage.
In accordance with tho foregoing said
mentioned boras will be paid II, this office
on OF after tn. lst day Of February. 1915.
at los per centum and Interest tsay el.0eS >
per boudh
CENTRAL Trust COMPANY
OF SEW YORK. Trustee
nv l. l.. HYDE Vice. President
New York, January IL. 1915.
The sun., 1916-01-29
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

= ,,'usepp" Nc-h. at Gibraltar
- Pairs. at GIbraltar
- lepauto At hun
- NOV sorud at Shields
The sun., 1916-01-29
Ninety tive (s:, bonds for 81 ,ooo -arn.

Aud seventeen uD bonds for 500 each,
numbers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

limb Jest IGbt bic Star Go. natiirs
lth Die 0rnBber5osin eradblen. IS
limo einige gang neue Grfinbunscn
babel. Die rett artis iino:
~Sdtten mir seabut. baS bic Srcus
beu unieren @ertra8 bredeu tpiirhen,
10 bdtten mir ielbit gu ben Waiien
gesriffen. Wit 4s Stunoen Seit
bdtter mir $4,000 Rann an uniere
Srsrense iperfen fonnen Siir
ale mGgliheu 3fpede lit mein Qanb
aussebeutet. uuo bas gIenb meines
@oItes lit barter ais bas Der gelsier.
8ie beneibe ih Die &6niein Der Bel
sier in ibrer iesieen Gage - mein
Suitanb 1T bel bitterer.
Sunoerte bon beutiheu Spipren
bate mein armies 2anS b~ebcrberet,
unb 5ur feitpeiesteu Stunbe itelte es
lid beraus. bab lie beutihe Sifi3iere
iparen. Soear meme beibeu &utiher
Dareu Sffi5iere = in Der ihidialss
idtuereu Naht bes 1. 4usuit erities
men lie in beutiheu llniformen.
9ie Oeutiten .onnen ben Gdaben
nift eriesen. ben 100000 Soloaten
in meinem 2anbe neruriatt baben.
Sic be5abIten bIob armieIise atpei
Weiuionen Nart fir bic 3eritorung
bon Sunoerten bon 8ebduben. 9as
bel bat unier rotbes areu3 iefs Rils
lionen Rars fir beutide gertpunbetc
a%usgegebenl ...."
Womit i6 Der ~Deuper Voit- begin.
benz Star" sSureau bas Wort ents
oiebe. Die gliitbenleie elmer ameris
sanii1s ensIiiden Seitlnesarbeit ses
niist fir ben beutiden 2eier bous
itdnbia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
@%roRbfpogtbum.

Cid, 21. Rdro.-Su elmer Der
lepten Ndhte nurben Der Sanoelss
frau 8itnpe CIDER. in oeren Sauie
iih bic INTERCHANGEABLE befinoet,
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