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Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04

ring dots are embroidered and Is thor
oughly charming. The waist is one Of
the newest and prettiest of the sea-
son and is made with quite novel
sleeves that are joined to trimming
band, their fullness so arranged as to
give the desirable broad effect at the
shoulders. The skirt is five gored
and can be gathered at the upper
edge, as illustrated, or tucked as may
be preferred. The quantity Of mate
rial required for girl fourteen years
of age is, for waist Az yards 21, 4
yards 27 or yards A inches wide;
for skirt 5A yards 21, Ak yards q or
2% yards A inches wide.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04

In the days done gone when the drought
was on and the chintzbugs chintzed
in the grain; when we jest raised
crops fur the thing that hops. an
the cyclone busted the plain. then
our reg'lar fare was but prairy air
as we follered the shinin' plow. an
our Sunday clothes would alarm the
crows, but you bet It's different now.
Oh! a farmers life is the life fur me;
I'm the winnin' card In the deck;
In these rattlin days O. prosperity
/ am in 1t up to the neck!
NV sufferin' teeth / no longer gnash,
I'm king O. the rural rank;
With nuthin' to do but count the cash
An carry 1t to the bank.
Our good OIL wives in their hard luck
lives were logged In but tattered
rags: the waists on their backs
made o. flour sacks an the skirts
was of gunny bags. Now the gowns
they wear on their figgers bear the
mark O. the taiors hand, an their
Jewels CLEAN like a fairy dream: an
they're stylish to beat the band!
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04

design is peculiarly desirable one
and shows tucks which give box
plated effect, producing tapering
lines at the back, while they are
stitched to yoke depth at the front,
so providing fulness below that point.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size is 5A yards, 21, ~
yards 27 or yards A inches wide,
with " yard OF net and * yards Of
lace.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04
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interlined, not only with a lighter
weight taffeta. but a light flannel
placed between the two silks. A new
model in pongee is built with series
OF capes, three in number. The gar
ment proper is semi-fitting and the
deepest cape falls a trif1e below the
elbows and one and all of them are
confined to the body or the garment by
buttons and straps. In fact, all three
capes are made separate and one or
two or all of them can be worn or not.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04
Furs Used as Trimminus.

Many cloth and velvet gowns have
an introduction Of beaver used about
the corsage and sleeves, while one
well-known furrier shows a few at
tractive long-basqued coats in dyed
moleskin, which might easily be mis-
taken for sealskin, but with a much
more brilliant sheen. The coat was
light, warm and attractive, besides be-
ing extremely becoming. Ermine is
being used again, combined with beav.
er or sable, while chincilla is likely to
be worn much more than it was last
winter. Lace is being used on fur
models, but more as plated lining
at the base of shoulder capes or
sleeves.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04

Odd waists of panne velvet are ex-
ceedingly smart and exceedingly hand
some in effect and will be greatly
worn during the entire season for the
theater, informal dinners and all oc-
casions Of the like. This one is pale
yellow in color with the little square
yoke of white net and is trimmed with
heavy silk passementerie, frills of lace
finishing the front and the wrists. The
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications, they cannot reach the dis
essed portion of the ear. There IL only one way 10
cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inhamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is innsmed you have runbl!ng sound or Inn
perfect hearing and when 1t Ia entirely closed Dear
ness 10 the result and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored TO its normal cond
tion, hearing will be destroyed foreyer nine cases
out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
but an inaamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for any case OF
Deafness caused by cathrrhl that cannot be cured
BY Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
+. j. CHENEY CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04
Coat With Vest Front.

Fitted coats with vest fronts are
among the newest and smartest shown
and are very generally becoming.
This one includes also the new
sleeves, which are full at the shoul-
ders, and a novel Follower collar that
is extended down the fronts. AS IL
Illustrated the material is wood brown
broadcloth with the vest OF white
cloth and the trimmings of velvet, but
all suitirg materials and all materials
in vogue for coats of the sort are
equally appropriate. The long lines,
that are given by the seams that ex-
tend to the shoulders, are peculiarly
desirable as they tend to give taper
ing effect to the figure.
The coat is made with fronts, that
are cut in two portions each, backs,
side-backs and under-arm cores, the
vest being separate and attached un-
der the fronts on indicated lines. The
sleeves are made in two portions each
and are finished with roll-over cuffs
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04
The Kansas Farmers Song

Oh! a jayhawk life is the life fur ME;
I'm the swiftest hoss on the track!
l ust to be howlin' ca-lam-i-tee.
But my howler's knocked out o whack.
On the knockers bugle l ust to blow.
A regular downright crank,
But it's diff'rent now since I've got tn
dough
In the Farmers and Drovers' Bank
When the crops all sold an I've got the
gold we are off on a furrn tower.
an we make the trip on high
toned ship that kin swim forty miles
an hour: an the togs We wear make
the natives stare-oh! they rubber
neck at our clothes: an the cash we
blow till you'd think, by jo! we was
payin' it through a hose!
Oh! a faremrs life is the life fur me;
I'm a king o. the jayhawk blood;
I'm a-wallerin' in pros-pcr-i-tee.
The happiest hog in the mud.
In society don's | cut a DASH:
I've a hefty roll in my flank.
An I've got haymow full o. cash
In the Farmers an Drovers Bank
Denver Post.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04
Coat Trimmings.

Plain broadcloth and serge coats in
sne tone, especially the dark shades,
are enlivened by white collars and
cuffs braided with either gold or sill
yer galloon. Many women continue to
believe that the taffeta coat, whether
lined or unlined, is the best for motor
ing. They shed the dust, and If the
quality of silk is good they will last
one or two seasons. They are often
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04
Fashionable Blue and Green.

No combination Of the season Is
more fashionable than blue and green
and none more effective when the cor
rect shades of each are chosen. This
very attractive little frock is made Of
dark green cashmere. trimmed with
bands of blue silk overlaid with mar
row braid of the green edged with
straight bands of the silk on which
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04
Box Goats Now Fashionable.

Box coats quite loose are among
the most fashionable for general wear
and are rendered both novel and smart
by the introduction of collar and cuffs
of contrasting material. An attract
i've model is made of navy blue cheviot
with collar and cuffs of white cloth
stitched and piped with velvet and Is
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04
Society Women smugslers

Customs officers in New York de-
clare that an epidemic of smuggling
set in there about three weeks ago
and is now believed to be at its
height. It is an especially aggravating
outbreak, because it is thought that
not a few women of wealth are among
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04

quite as satisfactory to the wearer as
it is stylish and effective. The flat
finish at tho back and the fly front
make specially noteworthy features,
together with the pockets which are
inserted in each front.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04
Ask Your prugg,s, ,or Alien, Foot Ease.

Ask Your Druggist TOR Aliens Foot.ease.
81 tried ALIENS FOOT-EASE recent
ly, and have just bought another supply. 1t
has cured my corns, and the hot, burning
and itching sensation in my feet which was
almost unbearable, and would not be with
out it now.-Mrs. w. j Walker, Camden,
N. j." Sold by all Druggists, 25c.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04

the offenders. bringing in cut dia-
monds concealed in their coiffures
and in hooks of their clothing which
only the most experienced women in
spectors can discover.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04

The workman who does no more
than he is paid to do, soon finds him
self unable to get anything to do that
is paid for.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04

The man that lives to God cannot
live too long or die too soon.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04

Many a man who is willing to do
good is unable to make good.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04

The banana and the potato are al
most identical in chemical compost
tion.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04
When Your Grocer Says

ne does not have Defiance Starch, you
may be sure he Is afraid to keep 1t un-
til his stock Of IL OF. packages are
sold. Defiance Starch is not only bet
ter than any other Cold Water Starch,
but contains 16 OF. to the package and
sells for same money as u OF. brands.
Kansas agitator., 1904-11-04

at the wrists. The collar and revers
finish the neck and front edges and
are rolled over onto coat.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is 3% yards q
inches wide, 2A yards A inches vide
or 1% yards So inches wide, with u
yards of velvet and x yards Of any
width for vest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24

Irm unb id)pod 5iehen lire Miiiio-
mare aus, prebieen buS Gpangelium,
lpeltoen Die Saframente uno ibre Be-
mllbltngen iperoen nit Grfolg &c.
front.
Ibcr oltd MIR Ser fatboliihen
Stride fon1mt OieieS 3eifen Der
gSabrbcit 81. Seine Der Seften
onBer oieier Stride fam iid elmer
lloraliiden Iagemeinbeit riiDmen.
1. Gem, neil Die Seften in ben
perldieoe1en Sanbern bon chamber
getrennt uno u~nubBGngig iinb, unb
IN europa ipenigitens, inter Der je-
melligen SanDesre9ierung itebent 10
III cine moraliide gQgemeinbeit ser
ein5elncn Seften gar ni6t m0gIid,.
MllerbingS illden lie bdufig ii6 81
pereinisen, n6er nibt aus ~reIigioien
G%rlnocn, ionbern meiltens aus
Sriinben Der S%pariamfeit, ipenn
nidt gar bes Safes unb Der SppoIi.
tion 9e9el nHom". Sas lit ieood
feite Ginbeit i'm pabren Slime bes
@ortes. Seoe Sefte lit ibrer Natur
nod Total uub national urto fpmmt
iiber oieie 8ren5e nidt binnlis.
2. Sic baben ouh nidt Die
Strait ST. INNER meiterer slitsbrci.
tilng, a~aerOinss ienoen iie piele
Wtllionare aus IN fatbolii6e unb IN
beioniihe Sanber, INN Eroielpten fiir
lire Seften Su MAIDEN, uno Der.
lGtuenoen u~ngebeure @elbiumtnen
iiir bieie Iiiiionen; aber Der Grfols
bleibt aus. Sbre Senolinge baben
ridt Den 8eiit 8ottes uno oie Gen.
Dung bon 0ott. Inbere Seften
MAIDEN nidt einmal einen 8eriu6 lid
peiter ails5ubreiten. Sic per3i6ten
einfad oaraut Die aagemeine, 3. 3.
Die faibplii6e Stride 81 iein.
Gortiesung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Die Tater Der fran;Ofiaen 0es
pollution

paren Bel @eitem ebrIi6ere
Ntdnner, OILS rnIere Sitter oes epall.
gelii6en Sunbes. 8oltaire, elmer
Der miithenoiten &ird)enbailer aaer
Soften, idreibt bon Den SeiuiteuL bel
Oenen er ieine erite @iloune erbaltell
gatte:
oSieben Sabre lebte id i'm Sauie
Der SeIlliten, uilo mos babe id Da bel
linen geieben2 9aS arbeit-
q m lte unb m d g It 2eben,
III Dem lie ale Stunoen 5ipiiden ben
Sorgeil, Welde tie inns 5upanoten,
nnD ibren erniten Inbad)tsiibuneen
tbeilten. Sd muB e ritaunen,
paB man ibnen oen @orwurf mad)t,
ais lcbrten lie cine AIeht t
Worol. Sd bebaupte, cs gibt
nid)ts Hnbiaiseres, nidjts Sdmab-
lideres, ais iuenn man 2ente, bic in
europa Den itremgiten 2ebensmnnSel
Iiihren, uub Die an Den 8ren5en
Iiieu's uno Imerifa's Den Sob
illden, elmer 1Iaffen
Moral anflagt."
unb D'Ilembert riibmt Den Sseiui,
ten peinen mn It e + a t II
8 b G II 8 N noeI uno
tabelloie Sitten" mad.
Sieie beiben 9eilpiele seieen, pie
man Elm erbitterter Seinb Der fatbo.
lilhen Stride iein nno bod ein5elnen
Mitglieoern uno Snititutionen Der
ielben @ereftigfeit nioerfabren
laiien fam. 9ie ySelben" bonn
uepnngeliihen 8unDe" iinb aqer-
oillgs elmer iolden Sbieftipitat II n.
llnb Die breite WaIIe bes
@olfes e~ntfaltet cine mabre 2ammes.
geoulb Oielen Sebern eegeniiber.
geiier miro es crit batn, ipenn bas
@olf anfiteGt uno iih cine ipeitere
9eoienung nit offenbaren llntpabr.
heiten nti6 ieoen = Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Die &oisbnos Snoianers Seierba:
tiou in SIosTafota

miro alio GnOe Suli er6iinet pcroen,
Ger Yrdli0ent bat ieiIle oiesbe5iig'
life Rroflamotion lebten Sreitag err
luiien. 0ieielbe iest lli6t MIR Ons
9atum ieIt, iotoern audi Den MoOus
p~roce0en6i.
IS GnnOelt iiG,, mie Die meiIten
unlercr Seier wobl miiien, nm einell
Compiler bon Observation-Disclosures
&dPrn, meldeu ole immer nlebr 5ll-
lnmnenId)rumpfenoen SnOioleritdm.
Inc an DER o9ioienfnospen" -9telerpas
ton freiluiaig Der Gegierung ob9e-
treteu bnben. 9oS 2anb ioQ orrd)-
wcg gut, 5lrm S6eil io9or gun5
alIberorbentli6 fruhtbor iein.
llebcr Die glrt Der S~ertbeillng emit
Ucbmen prr Ger Proclamation nod
fplgenbr gfnSelbeiten;
3ulGhit miro noS 2an0amt BON
Chamberlain 5eitmeilig nad @one.
feel. einem mlr bier Meileu bon ser
SteIerpetiou crticrntcn Srte, perlegt.
Mber nldlt MIR in SpneIteel, ION.
bern olld IN Chamberlain, Donttou
mn 6oirfor t6nnen iiA Sene. Ole nui
cillelI GEe!l sieier T1nAercieu relief
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24

9esbalb, einecbenf Ser @orte bes
groBelL nnpergeBliden giidois
emanuel bon aetteler: User gent-
5ntagc fcin @eritaubnif fir Die ia
tboliide Ereiie bat, fam anf ben
Sifcl zines gnten antbolifen feinen
Mniprmd mad)cn", empfebIen mir
llid)t mi uniere beiitide tatboIiide
Yreiie, Delfe itets Den 9eitrebun-
gen unieres @ereinsbunbes bie regIte
ltnteritiibung ongeoeiben IieB, auf
oas Ingelegentlifite, ionbern per-
lpred1en 3ugleif, ielbige nod alien
&rdften 81 unteritiiben. 8leidsei.
zig proteitiren mir in offer iSorn
gegen Ole ldmusige Seniationspreije,
Die nit ihrer @ptt. ilno Sittenloiia.
teit Die Heligion perIGitert, Oie Sitt-
llffett perpeitet, aIe IutoritGt
ll%ntergr1bt unh b~eionbers nniere
Sugeno pergiitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
&ennjeiden Der pabrem STRIDE
Gortfebura.)

Die Stride mnlB aud fatbo o.
d, 3. +. ollgemein fem. 9enn
bas Gbriitentbum lit nidt Bios fir
ein ein5iges Solt, ionbern fir alle
WieniGen beitimmt, Daber mus aild)
Die Stride trnd)ten aae Wenifen in
ibren SdopB a%ufSune6men. 3ur
Mlleemeillbeit Der STRIDE III nid)t er.
furbert, OaB ollie Wenid)en Der gau5en
8elt ibr lpirflid unb tbati1dlid an.
geboren, oeltu Die Weni6en baben Die
Sreibeit, in Die Stride ein5lltreten
ODER nldt, ober lie mus fortmabrenb
III Der befanuten @elt perfiinoet
mer0en unO inter elmer betr16tli6en
In5abl ibrer 9elpobner berbreitet
lein, gemdB Den @orten Gbriiti: SIS
miro 6ieies gpnngelium p~erfiinoet
meroen auf Dem gar5en groenfreile."
Sic SeH0boten DeS Gpangeliums
miiiien IN Den meiIten 2dnoern Der
befanmten @elt cine betr1dtlide Mn.
aabl BON Meiid)en iiA iammeln utb
~ Die STRIDE uufuebmen, Sic
.pahre Stride bari nienlaIs ais cine
y q ionalf I d) e erldeinen.
Gle muB itets lno iiberaa ais cine
Weltfir6e auftreten, Die fir
ollie Climber unb @olfer beitimmt lit,
Sic mllB a6er audi Die Strait unb
dc Senoel5 baben, lid tros aaer
91nOernilie INNER aus5ubreiten.
Imp lire @emiibungen miilien nit
Criolg gefront iein. Seblte ibr Die
Strait ober bas Streben nod 9llls.
hreitung, 10 bate lie feinen glniprud
meDr nuf bie NQgemeinbeit unb Den
Hamen Der mobren Stride Gbriiti.
0ieies acnn5ei6en Der @abrbeit
fomn1t MN Der fatboliidgn Stride 3u.
I. Sic iii Die all9enIliue STRIDE;
olerbings nift in Dem Gimme, baB
Gle Solfer Der Grbe bereits in Die.
ielbe eingetreten ieien, GA Die Webr.
5qbl nod auBer Der Stride lte6eu;
cher lie bat IN allen befannten SGn-
bern cine mebr ooer minoer betrddt.
ltGe In5abl Wtitalleoer; Tie bat bel
Glen 9oltern ibre Senpboten, meld)e
tos Gunugelium berfiinben, llnp ole
Dienidlen in ben S6afltoa Gbriiti
eili5uiiibren tradten; uno penn burd
'Seriolgung unb Nbfnll ibr monde
Brupin5en entriiien Derben, 10 bliibt
lie IN an0ern 21nbern mieber aif.
Serminberruq ibrer s~lnbGnger
lit i'm Saufe Der 3eit eingetreten.
bot iid bis 3ur Stunbe nod i'm.
mer lpeiter nt6gebreitet. Sic tit ba-
der nit &ed,t Die aQeemeine ober fa-i
tbolildIe STRIDE.
2, Sic beiibt aber audi Die &rnft
llnS hie Sen0en5, iib INNER peiter
alls3llbreiten, 4ie @eiGid)te be-
eS. Ger @ciit @ottes mirft in
mo bon hieiem @eiite %getrieben,
iid immH SGoorcn bon
unh 6ronen, Die in brn
e%nticrntelten SGnbern Den Samen
oeS GhriltertbnmS musltrcllen.
3, ltub 6icicr Snmc fGQt aui ait.
iCS Hrhrcid' nnh brirdt reidpr Trlldlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24

1ben Seben", iprad Der bod,.
lellee Fopit SEQ Der 9rei8ebnte inn
Sabre 1883.
Sieb, lieber Jreun0 unb fotboIi.
ld)fr grbeiter, bos tit Der
Wolt i'm g dafspeIse: Die
. e m o f e, Die lei.
Der id)on 10 pieIe MnbGnger aGblt
intb Die es nielfad aus ltnperitonb
eS geiporben iinb. Site Gid, ih
bite, Dor bieiem 8oIi. Solte trel
ltno felt an Der III. fatb. Melieion nnb
Der fatboliifen Stride, tie
ALIEN lit Die rettenbe Mr6e in
ben milo aufeeregten Waiiern Der
@egenipart. Sob Gid ME bnrd
Wfenidenfur6t berleiten, aiid nur
Die g%eringite 8fliht 5u perIeten.
Nlbt overwhelmingly, ionbern bic
y ottesurd DIT lit Der 81 n.
tang nnb Die @rone Der
W eisbeit unb eine
Suelle bes 2ebens: Sic
5nr9t bes Serrn 1T gbre
nno Stu + M, iagt bas Bud Der
Bidder. Der einfad)e Sanbmerfer
nnb Der idlifte Sarmer, Der getuobn.
lide GaaIobner uno Der gepIagte
Ctenitbote lteben bod, ie6r bod b 0
@ott, penn iie treu uno q emf +.
1enhoft ibrem 8eru obIie.
gen, param itno il hterr
leben, ais 9 iirger uno Gbri.
ten obne Sdeu uno so en n.
denurht ibre GfIidten
erfilen, fir Die Samilie Iiebe.
orgenu nb Die @inber
IN Der q o II r d. t oufer.
5ieBen, iiber Ines bas traute
$ ell uno Die STRIDE lieben.
9aS in6 Die SO e +.
batter. Miht Die uneIdubigeu,
lieeralen, aufgefldrten Maulbeloen
unierer Gage, geboren iie einem
Stano on, meldem lie tpoIlen, niht
Die So5ialoemofraten retten Die @elt,
.ionOern Die M Gnner Der It'll.
ausl d t | I uno oes
/ 0 m m e n, pli6teifrigen
9 tnnes. 9arum, lieber Sreunb,
lei Elm Mann IN allmeg! Ioge
Der %griinbgiitige Soft Gid beifliisen
rno did benabren Dor Dem grfrie.
rem ourf) Die gliibmarme 2iebe bes
Ser5ens Warien's.
@riiBenb unb iegnenb
Sein did p%abrbaft H.. trelt liebenoer
,lttinam."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Yapitlide Gommiiiion CUR Yer:
tbeioigaas fatbolil1er Mehte.

Saut aabel-g tahrid)ten bat Der ST..
Soter am 30. Npril cine pGpitIid,e
GomnliIiion ernannt, oereli beionbere
Iuiga6e 0arin belteben loa, Die
SiedJte DER fatboliiden STRIDE 5l per-
tbeiOiacn. Erdiibent bieier Som.
miliiou lit Gnrbinnl .. 8annutcai.
Sic Gommijiion ioQ aus einem aagc.
neinen grruutip. 9lusitub lno elmer
a%ilecmeinen Serwnltungs . Seb6rbc,
ole ibren Sis IN 9iom ba6cn mcroen,
%teltcben, lunb oicie 9cb6rDen ioQen
ongcbiid ibrc Irbcit auf ollie 5beilc
Ger Groc, in benen Die biirgerlid)c
Gapnlt ii6 llcbergriiie in Die Hcd)tc
Der Stride crlalbt, muShebnen. Sn
relp, iiir 6rantreI6 ioa 5n oieienl
3lredc cile 6ei9nbere llntcr. 9lbtbci,
lung gcblioct merben.
Us miro ernnrtct, Dob oicie Com,
million i'm Stnn0e fem miro. In
nicIen Sonberu Die fGihel,i5ea Dir,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24

@enn Die benti6srebenben Satbo-
Iifen Der Ser. Staaten ein eoeleS,
tpirfiames uno bauerbaites Wfonu-
ment bertifer @lalbenstrere ltno
seutiten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er-
ridten uno 5ugIei6 einen praftiiden
9ienit fir Die fatboliide SaGe in
ben 8ereinigten Staaten leiIten mol.
len, Sunn ioaen ie fir bie @infiib'
rung oes 8olfspereines BIER
Blilanbe iorsen. $50 immer Der
Bolfsperein errid)tet miro, ba lit
pieber Elm @eneis geliefert fir Die
ii bren0e Stellung Der 90 \ o.
ben Ser &atbplifen 8 eut 6.
lambs. "Germania docet."
ellio, Sanb ans @erf, beuti6e Srie.
ter uno Soien, fiibret Den golfsDer.
lin Elm unb SIR bienet Der beutIden
unb Der fatboliihen Code, mie es
niht better eei6eben fOnnte.
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sasEuuuHrprS vus<rIr, gIr,,stan, nem "a. as.af 1904.

tiren, 5miid)en Dem f%iinften lno BEN
0reiunb5lpan5igiten Suli Elm
iGreiben.
IlS feiter Sreis fir bas 2ano ii
borOerbanO bie Summe bon bier Sol.
lars pro acre feltgeiest. Iber mn
2~ieienigen fonnell iid) 81 Dieiem
Breile bort Sormen errperben, bener
oaS 9pDs giinitig lit. Uncle Sam
miro n0mlid ooS perfiigbare 2an>
unter ben eingeidriebenen IppIifan.
ten a~,lSlooien, nno bieie IerIooiung
begtnnt am %. Suli. Som s.
I,tguit an f0nnen Die gliidliden Sc
minner ibre Seiistitel 81 9oneiteel
regiItriren laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-24
Die protetamttidle Yropasanot
In Rom

Seit Dem Sabre 1870 begarn oic.
iclbe un0 nod uno nob entltanben IN
Mpm etpo Elm 9llbeno Girden uno
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ltno oen Eresbnterianerh iib 6efins
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gen ii1 eigentlid mr. Die orei Grltge.
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llebcrtritten 5lm r%reinen gpange.
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obiclutcr l%lnpabrbeit. Gieie rehii.
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betriehene Sasb mittelit oes fremben.
ron Mmerifa unb England fonrmen.
ben @elbes auf Die romiide @rmlrtb.
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gotoren cine in Motb geratbcne ga.
mile, cine arme @itttpe, perIaiiene
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fort elm. .Sbr erbaltet eiien, 8lei.
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