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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
SENIORS WALK OFF WITH
SOUTH OMAHA MEET
Secure Sixty-FOur Points to Thirty
for Juniors and Fourteen for
Freshmen.


The seniors won the first annual field
meet of the South Omaha High school yes
teruay afternoon. Tine events were con-
quoted at DutTy's park under very favor
able conditions, win the exception of the
track tor the longer races. 1nree classes
competed Tor the honors, the seniors,
juniors and freshmen, Inc sophomores were
uolng penance Tor having lntringed upon
the rules ana were not allowed to compete.
lney apsconded for an afternoon week or
Two ago contrary 10 the VIII or the faculty
The seniors scored siXty-tour points, the
Juniors were second with thirty points and
the freshmen secured fourteen points. Some
won by holmes at rect inches. TX q new
event IN south Omaha athletics I'D shows
considerable promise. Sullivan made feet.
Homes also made - feet / inch in the
dash IN 1875 seconus, with Ram a close
second, Suykers putting of the shot ana
throwing the hammer were good.
Perry McD. Wheeler was reteree Russell
Barclay, starter; h. uramIioh,. clerk OF the
course ana X. ii. Johnson, scorer. sum
mary.
kiity-yard DASH RAIN, first; Holmes,
second; Roberts, third. Time: O05.s.
Seventy-five-yard Dash: Holmes, first;
RAIN, second; Dickman, third. Time: O:V1@s.
1VO-yard dash; Holmes, FIRST; Ram, sec
ond; happ, third Time: VlOS.
2sO-ysrd dash: Stryker, flrst; Dlckman.
second; Roberts, tnird.l Time: O2ssS
44O-yard dash Stryker, first; lnghram,
seconds; Shields. third. Time: 1'07b.
Half mile run: Fittle, FIRST; happ, sec
ondi wilson, tnlrd. Time: 2:4O.
Mile run; Bttle, first; Aapp, second
Shields, tnird. Time: $3.50. Very bad
cOurSe)
Relay race: Seniors first; juniors, Sec
ond; freshmen third.
Pole vault; Holmes, feet inches, first;
Sullivan, s feet, second; Dickman, feet
inches, third.
Broad jump: Holmes, 10 feet inch. first;
Dickman, IL feet inches second Roberts,
II feet inches, third.
Hammer throw: Stryker, 81 feet 3 Inches
Incl
Ram, IS feet Sla inches. third.
u Feet = inches, third.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
Does This Mean More In.uraent,,

We have no means OF knowing how the
BARRIERS OF Waterloo. Neb., regard the
ordinance that threatens them with a fine
II they eat onions during working hours
IL may De that there are tonsorlal experts
among them, who will savagely resent this
Interference with their diet Ii is possible
that some OF hem will go so far as to
start an insursent barber shop, defying the
ronase OF all lovers OF untrammeled per
IL Is even possible to imagine these in
eurBent BARRIERS placarding their window
win bills like this: We eat onions here
also sarlic-also limburger. Come In and
Dc shaved by BARRIERS who stand for per
sonar liberty, Show your abhorrenpa Tor
class legislation by having your m cut
by an artist who defies the shacMs II
me slave The best shine In the CITY tOG
cents. Cleveland Plain Dealer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

seat and Mr.. LaF'olletto followed The con-
versation which had taken place between
Messrs Dixon and Aldrich aroused sus-
piclon on every side and a number of sem
ators without knowing what the next stem
was loudly charged that they were being
betrayed.
Mr.. Dixon ran from seat to seat. claim
ing they had brought the regulars into
camp" and that the coalition of republi-
can and democratic supporters of the long
and short haul clause would bring a vic
tory greater than they had Anticipated.
Mr.. Smoot whipped the compromise into
shape.
The hour of 4:30 came and found the work
still incomplete. MI Dixon demanded an
other recess until O'clock but protests
were made by so many senators that he
obtained it only after roll call which con-
sumed nearly ten minutes of the precious
half hour
The general conference OF the recess hour
resulted In the restoration of the words OF
thH Dixon amendment, which he had agreed
10 eliminate. These provided that In max
ing exceptions under the long and short
maui clause the Interstate Commerce com
mission snail satisfy itself that all the rates
involved are just and reasonable
WrhnBie EnsueB.
Mr.. Dixon presented the compromisa
Senator Hepburn interposed a noint of
order that the new amendment was not in
order under the unanimous consent agree.
ment' which, he claimed, contemplated a
vote only upon matters pending at the time
the agreement was made This led TO a
Wrangle. but Vice President Sherman H.
nally overruled the point OF order and the
vote was taken resulting in the adoption
OF the compromise amendment.
After the vote several senators asserted
that opponents of the long and short haul
amendments had been compelled to accept
provision which they had denounced as
revolutionary. Mr.. Bacon openly tainted
MI Aldrich with being willing to accept
anything to preserve his prestige and
prevent an appearance of defeat.
nope the senator has not forgotten"
interposed Mr.. Al1rch THE adage that
he laughs best, who laughs last"
Mr.. Bacon promptly interpreted this as
confession that Mr.. Aldrch was counting
upon having the provision stricken out in
conference
II do not mean anything Of the sort I
believe the provision can be defended on
the principles that ! have been advocating"
replied the Rhode Island senator blandly.
Mr.. Hepburn who fought the amend
ment at every stage, closed by asserting
that It had been IA great day for the rail-
roads"
Their flag has been flying to the breeze
by this coalition" he declared. They have
got all they want, and no doubt there will
be great rejoicing among them when they
hear what has been done"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

WYMORE, Neb., May H-(SpeciaL)-A
city base ball league or three teams has
been organized and efforts are being made
to secure another team. A schedule has
been mapped out and the winning team
will be presented with substantial purse
at the close of the season. A movement Is
wen under way to Interest eight towns of
this vicinity In organising a league. The
towns now being corresponded with are
Beatrice. Dewitt, WILDER, Odell Barneston
and Oketo. Kan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
Wisconsin Comes
Out Ahead of Iowa
Close Game of College Ball at Iowa
City, with Victory for
Badgers.

IOWA CITY, Ia, May 14.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Wisconsin defeated Iowa here yes
terday, TO 0, the winning tally being made
In the eighth inning on daring base-run-
ming by Fellows. The Wisconsin second
saeker seeing third uncovered. dashed for
the base and accidentally knocked Schmidt
down, causing him to lose the BALL He then
ran home. Schmidt became unconscious,
but later resumed play. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
Wen Paid,

rural resident, upon his first visit TO
the city, obtained employment as a motor
man for the street car company
Every night when he put up his car In
the barn, the conductor quietly slipped him
a couple OF dollars
This kept up regularly until a day or two
after pay day. When he failed 10 come
after hts pay check the manager sent for
him and inquired the reason.
The unsuspecting motorman replied
Why. the conductor has been paying me
off every night Judge
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
Cub players lfined.

CHICAGO, May H-Manager Frank
Chance OF the Chicago Nationals was fined
SlOO and Joe Tinker and Artie Holman,
two OF his players, were fined $50 each TO-
day by the NatiOnall Commission for un-
becoming conduct ON the field during an
Rnte-season game at Columbus, last April
The commission ordered the Columbus
club 10 pay over the amount due the Chi
ing a disturbance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
GLADDEN. CAR IN CHICAGO
Pathfinder Finishes Its Journey Of
Twenty-NIns Hundred Miles.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Glidden path
III der finished its 2SO0-mile trip here at 2
o'clock yesterday.
it's the thirteenth of the month, it's
Friday. and we've been through thirtesr
states but the Glidden tourists this yea
Will be in luck as 10 diversity OF roads
declared Scout Dai Il. Lewis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

Stolen bases; Horner, Bryant Hanson.
Sacrifice hits: Hook, Flanagan. Two-base
hit: Horner. Bases on balls: OFF Nash,
4; off West, 8. Struck OUT BY Nash 2;
by West, 2. Hit with pitched ball: BY
West, /; by Nash, g. Double play: Wright
to Stewart. Time: Las. Umpire; Hill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERS
LOsinH Teams Wear WOmen's Gowns
as Penalty for Failure to Tap


Three five-mcn teams from the Brandeis
stores bowled at the Francisco alleys last
nieht. The low tenn had to suffer what
ever penalty the high one would ntlct, so
Birdie Leyedecker, Alice Ettinger, Grace
BTenixer, Bernlce Boyd and Henrietta Flod-
man were made the goats and wore gowns
the balance OF the evening. Champion Phil
Aarons held his teammates into high posi-
ton by bowling 1872, 2O6 and 22l in his three
aamf The Scnres.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

1.-TWO out when winning run was made.
tBaLled Tor ThOmas On eighLh.

Slated for Thomas IN eighth.
Chicago ........0 Q 0 0 O-S
Phlladelphia,...V % - . y IA
TwO-base hits Oldring. Payne. Hits:
on Plank. II In eight innings Sacrifice
hits j. Collins, Davis, Cole, Wash,
Murphy. Stolen bases: Zeider. Murphy. l..
Collins Double plays: Walsh 10 purtell
10 Gandil, Barry 10 b. Collins 70 Davis.
Left on bases: Chicago, Z; Philadelphia 8.
Bases on balls: orr Walsh, 8; Oft Plank, l.
First base on errors: Chicago, - PhHa-
delphla, 3. struck out. BY WASH, q; by
Coombs. 4. fine: 2:45 l'inpiI' Dineeu
and Connolly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

The wise ones had picked the Equitable
Life and Heatons Americans as the two
strong teams In the summer league, hut
this dope may be wrong, as several OF the
teams have shown considerable strength
especially the South Omaha team, which
won two out of three with the Hospe team
last night w, T. Weber won the cigars
given by Mosher with score of COZ. Score:
HOSPE 20
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
SOUTH OMAHA.

The committee IN charge OF the bowlersl
banquet, to be held at the Paxton next
Thursday, request all bowlers who want
TO attend TO secure admission before sun
day afternoon. This WIN he the big event
Of tho season and the committees need the
help OF all.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

Two-base hit: Lajoie. Stolen base: Cess
Ter. Left on bases: Washington. 5; Cleve-
land, T. Bases on balls: Off Joss. /. HIT
by pitched BALL johnson. Struck out: BY
Johnson, 8: by Joss, 2. Passed balls: Street,
/; Clarke, |. Time: rs. Empires; Sherl-
dan and KERN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
Dannerous surrery

An tho abdominal region is prevented by
the use OF Or. Kings New Life pills. 0s
psinless purifiers. 25e. For sale BY Beaton
Drug CO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
ATHLETICS TAkE ANOTHER
Philadelphia Beats Chicago, Making
Ten Straight Victories.
ELEVEN INNINGS, FOUR TO THREE
single by Murphy sends Baker Home
With winning ADMINISTRATIONS
Beat Maps One 10
Nothing.

PHILADELPHIA. May iL-Phlladelphia
Won It's tenth straight victory today by de-
eating Chicago IN an eleven-inning game
10 3. A single by Murphy sent Baker
ome with the winning run. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
WASHINGTON BLANKS CLEVELAND

Senators BeRt the Maps ny score of
One 10 Nothing,
WASHINGTON May 14-Johnson had
The batter OF Joss today in a pitchers
battle and Washington defeated Cleveland,
to O. A one-handed catch by Lajoie was
a feature. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15

persistent cough SHOULD not De neg.
lseted chamberlain's Cough Remedy v'nl
cure L.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-15
MAKE Your savinEs increase your carr

ings by becoming member OF Nebraska
SAY tngs and Loan Assn. Earns per cent
per annum. 1893 Farnam St., Omaha.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Mmhkalifhrs.

Sn Yaris bat lid ciu Gr6eiter ges
bilbet. bas lid mr. II praftiid)en
Ier5ten 3ulammcnleBt. elmer bear
beitet nit Weiiterifait Die Sbrs
trpmpete. elm 5peiter bas Sedcn, elm
brittcr bae Srommelfcl. Gin be-
riibmter Haicnar5t bat Dos cbriuiiroiac
Slas %Snitrmment. Den .3inten", ipies
Der an @bren gcbraht. lpGbrenb Gin
College fir 0dinb unp Sals bic Nauls
trommcl ipielt. Gin betannter Spcs
8ioliit fin Ser5lcibcn bringt einigcn
iilu9eren Die S%lptentone bel, uobci eli
ppr Illem nnf 9cnunes Sunftionicrcn
Der Alnppen bdlt. guf Gin Sdnacr
befinoet iid inter bcn Nesfulapien;
cr lit IN Der Siitelbebanbluug Elm
0ieilter. Gin Sabnar5t ut Tirtuos
aui Der 3iebbarmonita, ipdbrcno Gin
Spe8ialiit fiir Waaens uiip. arants
beiten Die YnBgeiac. genannt Mumpclz
fub. ~bearbeitet. Sa Die Serrcn Mcbis
5iner burhgdngig Yniiionsmuiifer
iino, iperben lie MIR ernite Stiide, luie
Heauiems. Srauermdrihe uiip. porz
fiibrcn. Sbre &unit ioIl sroben Gins
brud MAIDEN. gs ipirb berihtct. bof
man Die Gngel inn Simmel pieiicu
bort, ipcnn tic am Merle iinb. -
.@udfaitcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Cine triflidJe partei.

gang anbercr llmitGuben ais BEN,
8iertcn Suli 81 perOanteu. Sieicr
Sierte Suli If an lid idon ba5u anz
9etban, 9roBc 8ebautcn, 5offnuneen
unb aud Sbaten ms @crt al ieben:
uber mir tonnen ens bieies @ebanfens
niht boil unb 9an5 crfreuen, iolanac
bic 8ertreter u~uierer 6offnunaen nno
Wiinide iidb nit 8leinigteiten, ma
mohte iagen NIT Observation-Disclosures
fir 3ruits etc. berumihlngen, pdhs
renb iic bod ppn Imtsiuegen nit alien
Witteln lub &rdften bebaft iein iuQy
ten, fir oas @obl bes Bottles unb
2nnbes Gorge 5i trnaen.
G6er ouS Bolt trdgt ielbit Shu(b
an bieiem llebelitanoe; es lciSct, lnb
Die Sdlage. Die es iiiblt, fontmcn bon
ibm ielbit. Solange Heligion unb
G6riireutbum in YoIitif mo I'M
gan5en Dfientliden 2ebcn nidts
9eltcu. iolanse Heligiou fir sic
Seffentlihfeit lpic Sagen unb Gmmens
marfcn 9eIten. Die mr. in Sonntngss
ihulen fiir iromme @emliitber 9elebrt
luerocn. iperben mir nit peniacn
Iusuabmen INNER GolfSbertreter
babcu, Die crit nal ii6 unp ibrc eiaene
Snidc III Siderbeit 6rinaeu. nnb
bann audi nod ctipas fir pas @olt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
(Spe5iea fir bieie 3eitung.)
a1nn Karl OfenkGttrr.

ipelfe iid alio audi Bis in Den
SiBun9Siaal Der Heprdientanten unb
Senatc,eu in Waibineton eritredt.
benirtt, oaB Der grobe gag Der Sreis
belt an einem tleinen 9inbe geiporbeu
lit, ilber ociien Mntunft man ifun err
frelt lit. oaS II aber nenigitenS
beute in Der SfInpenSeit elmer Sod)s
5oll sScrri6aft lpcni8 mebr niibt.
Gem bat pielleiht bicier Gag unier
Bolt GROCER. fulturrcifer, religioier.
friItlifer aemaht2 Wan fam Die
Srase nidIt eub9iiltie nit Sa ODER
giein beantporten. nber uuipiIlfiirlid
brGr9t lid uns Der @ebanfe aui; @as
mir beutc erreidten. bitten mir aud,
inter Gnglnub's Serrid,ait crrciht.
ober bciicr: bdtten mir nid,t erreidt.
ndmlih Den Belts einiser iteinrci6cr
Wfilliarbdre unb zines bon penigen
8olfspertretern (8olfstretern mare
beiier) I'M 3ii9el unb GAM gebaltes
men jnmmeruoen Bottles.
SS III 3lpar nod mnndeS @ilic I'M
Sanec. abcr Sicles hnppu ha6en mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Bilans hes Gnsyklika- R1.mmels.

8ir miiien uns in Der Sbnt TieIes.
iebr 8ieles sefaleu laiien.
Sm Sabre 1888 feierte Die change
hide 8emeinbe bon S%rnnteniteil
(Shleiien) bas 6eit oes 400>jdbri-
gen @~eburtsta9es GlItber's, be
pel6em and Bring glbredt bon
Srenben 5ugegen mar. Bel bieies
@elesenbeit nannte elm Yaitor Der
Yapit Geo ben 9rei5ebnten) roer
perionifi5ierten Satanl" 8as ses
ifab 5u bieier Stornna oes reli.
sioien Sriebens in elmer 81 ore
@ierteln fatbpliifer Stabt? Die
StaatantpaItihait ihritt Elm, abel
nidt seeen ben Yditor Der bas Yapit'
tbum beidimpft bate, ionoern 9esel
Die .Sranfenitein : Wiiniterbersel
Seituns", pelfe lid erlalibt bate
iene llnsebeuerlidfeiten 8uriidsus
t~peiIen. Ser Hebattcur befam sfpe'
0aonate GefdneniB subiitiert, ipeldt
linn I'M @nabentpege in cine Celebrate
bon 500 Warf n~msenanbelt lpurbe
Was iast man 81 iolder ,8es
rehtiafeft?" llnh dbnlite 5due
f0nnen mir reht piele d~uf3ablen!
Solde llnserehtisfeiten rihteu lid
am Yroteitantismus gang bon ielbit
Sn biefem 2ihte betradbtet bat Del
grebt9er Nolff idliebIi6 iebr reht
lpenn er i'm ~biesidbrigen IprilsSeft
bes rSreien Bort, benz Organ unIe'
rer Woniiten unb @otteslengnel
S~oIsenbes iaete: r3uriid 5ur fatbo:
liihen 8irfel" betbt nift MIR biz
9oiung 8upiIe's. Sm eeiammter
ortbobogen Yroteitantismus fest eiut
Stromung elm, Die zines Cages in
| @atbpli5ismus enbcn ipirb. Sreilid
IN Der Seffentlifteit begegnet picit
8ebauptuns Dem itdrtiten 8iberipruh
0afiir Iorsen ihon Die Serren Saito.
rem II. (. 10. i'm ci9eniten Sntereiie
Gber iener 8iid8us ms fatbolii6e
Eager tpiro troboem fommen. tribe,
ODER ipdter. llnb man mub fpobl
betennen: NIT He6t. Sir Itrenf
sldrbiee unb mpitii6 beranlaete Na:
turen bietet bic fatbolii6e Stride I'm:
slei6 mebr als Die ebanseliihe. De,
Proteitantismus III nifts gnoeres
als elm lleberennssitabium gum Srei.
beufertbum. Die erobe gfebr6abl Del
Gnbdnser Der epangeliihen Stride ii
lid, oeiieu fpobl beipubt. Sie meiiter
Yroteitanten, DEFENDERS in Der
Stdoteu. fiiblen iid als Sreipeufer. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Aus DER Gmiarn Staht.

Wnudes, mas Der itdbtiibc gIod ben
RDmeru porihipinbeltc. 81 8ailer ges
iuorbcn. Die bcleiihe @eieuihaft,
Die bcreits 100000 2ire D~eponirrt
bate, uub Die persan9ene 8ode fpeis
tere IA gtillionen ei~u5ablen muBte,
bat ben Slan aufeeseben, unter Den,
@~ornnnb, Die Wtalaria lei anf Der 81
befabrcnben Strefe 5u iebr perbreitet
unb Die Iftiondre bdtten it'd 9es
fpetaert inter Dieien 8crbdltnilien fir
ein ioItes llnternebmen ibre @olo@
fiddle ber5ugeben.
9iirsermetifer Ratban bat i'm
argentina : Sheater ieiren Wdblern
in lansatbmiger Heoe allseinnnpers
5uicBen rerIuht, peld n%aiuenloic
Iort6eile Der tir6cnsfeinblife @es
meinberatbs@ 8lpd in ben brei Sabren
icines 9eitebens iiber Hom eebradt
babe. Sroboem bab libernlc @ldtter
fuie ,Yopolo Romono" uuo ~Sriz
buna" peiblif iiber Die 5errifaft bes
8lpds Ihimpfen, nirb bieier uns
Sipeifelbuit Ben Siee bel Den De-
meinoes unb Yropin5ials 8ablen bas
u%ontrdgen.
- - -
Ser 9eriht Der parlomentariifen
Gpmmiiiion, bic Die BON Ypit>
Winiiter einsebrdhte @cIeeesporla9e
bebuis @rrihtun9 neuer Soit9cbdhbe
3u priifen hattie, bat Die Nieberz
reiBlns Der altehripiiroi9en &irhe
San Oomenico 5u Seiaro elm Wteiltcrz
merf bes IA. S%abrbunberts un@
e~mpioblcn. I'm nun elm neues Soit>
gebGube an errietten, bat Die ip5iaz
liitiihe @emeinbe 8ertretln9 Der
8esierune Die Nieberreisuns Der
intereHnnteu, mittelnltcrlidcn Stride
angeboten. a~nitatt cinige minocr@
ipcrtbi9e ~baufdnise Sduler i'm Snnern
Ser Staot su ppfern. Die 8iirger
Seinro's baben cine Seltmeroes
ihrift an oen Wiuiiter> Yrdlioenten
! absebsn laiieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12

or giertc Suli bat feline
Az Sreuube i'll allen Sarben uno
~ Sdatticrungen. Sn9enb unb
~ @lter betbciligeu lid am Set.
unb menus nih III Elm analcn uno
ShieBcn lit. mas lie treibcn: uber Iae
ipoaen ben Gag Der llnabbdngi9feit
fciern.
Ser ticic 8crtb, bcn bieIer Tag
mir ben Mnlerifaner bebeutet (uno
Imeritaner ncnne i6 bier ni6t nilr
Den i'm t2anbe @eboreneu, ionoern
Sebeu, Der ieiuc 8rditc fir Sanb unb
@plf 81 ppfcrn geipilt iit), fon,mt
9elpiB nid,t Alien, melfe an Der Seier
tbeilncbmeu. gum S~eiulStiein. Die
biitpriiGc 8cbeutung, D. b. Der @crtb.
Den bieier 5ag fir Die ein5elnen 6acta
in Der Welt9eihi6tc bes Suubes be-
beutet. ut ifou leihter Su be9rcifen;
abcr Der religioie 8crth, Die tiefs
9reiicnbe 8cbeutuna. ipelde bicier Tag
fir Die religioie Inifauing unb ios
nit fir Die aultur bes Iolfes ii6ers
baupt in iicb trd9t. iii pielen. pielen
llngehilbeten unb @ebilbeten nod gar
niht liar.
SieIc Cberilddlinteit. pelfe iidl
ioaar IN micrm pulitiifen llnb
i~oSialen &eben ilbcral ipiSeripieselt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12

Sas 6hieagoer @eiunbheit3amt
empfieblt fiir Die bciBcn Spmmcrs
n,pltate: bic tdgliden 9tabI5citen alif
Die Sdlfte hires Guantums rebu5irt;
ipeni9, Sleild ulo teine S~ettipeiieu;
picl Sblt. Semitic, Snlub. Wfilh,
@artencprn, etc.; man trinfe bel
&aiier unp ipcnn mo9lid Butter
mild; iuer obige 9idt cinbdlt. bat
teiucn S%ounenltif 5u beiiirhten, Der
iibri9ens rllrh cine ihleftc Scbensz
ipeiie bcrbei9efiibrt pirS; auberbem
ioll bas Bier auf elm Rininum rebus
cirt fperoen = ni6t gan5, ionIt
fDuuten ia Die 9rauereien nidt mebr
eriitiren -. unh es lpiro nod1mals
betpnt, picl Baiier 81 triuten mn
peniasr gu eiiem. Gin Sober, Der
bfeie 8e9cln befoleen niiroe, bate
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