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The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-23
A Merry Christmas

Turkeys. Ducks. Geese and Chick
ems. All Kinds of Fresh Meats. Salt
cess Butter. Maple and Cane Syrups.
All goods sold in my market will
lie handled al reduced prices. Be sure
to fntten up this month. Order your
\mas fowls early from the Peoples
Meat Market. Pm. EIsENKRAMER.
Mr. an- Mrs Ralph Stewart ar
rived in Paonia Tues Jay evening
from Nakiml. Washington tor an
extended visit with Mrs. Stewards 5
parents, ] w. Reed and wife of
German mesa. besides many old
time friends
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-23
Parson Uzzell Dead.

Rev. Thomas A Uzzell. Familiarity
known as "Par-on Tom" the friend
OF the poor. for twenty five years pas
tor OF the Peoples Tabernacle In
Denver. died last Saturday night
from cancer of the bowels Parson
Tom was one of the best known citi
zens of Colorado, and without doubt
the most beloved by the poor OF Den
yer, to whom he devoted the best
years OF his life.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-23

Having bought heavily on hay
and grain the early part of the sea
son will make some very attractive
prices on same. See me before buy
ing.-Parker Balch.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-23

The temperance lecture at the
Christian church Wednesday
evening was not very largely at
tended owing to the snow storm
and Christmas shopping bat those
who did attend were we'll repaid,
for Mr., Thorp as field secretary
of the Prohibition party in Colo
rado, is a man of experience and
every statement he made was
corroborated by facts. He car
ried with him a line of stereop,i-
con views with which he illustrat-
ed his address.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-23

+. II. Thurman was down from
the hills Wednesday.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-23

Continued on page FonD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06

There nation the 25h Stiles Judson of Stratford trct and ordinarily Republican nomination being uon Which be nominated will naturally his election and such will probably predicted slide"
 Mr. of members of the 1ects neither Of which ons that expected control the Senate cannot entertain reasonable prejudice might Ion the
 Mr. Judson has months protesting intense on to the project y empowered public utilities commission and sume that he has taken position faith of the and firmly public Judson the
 may impernence paper to mentioned advice those projects.
  that House which
 
 ability Senate and might 
 n Senatorial prediectons should decisive
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06
I he D. M. Read Co.
 Estabisbed 1857.
Novelties in Fancy China
Established 1857.

 Lately have come number of new patterns in fine China separate pieces and sets which attract by thelr beauty and novelty.
 There are superb specimens of Cauldon, Foley Art China, Wedgewood, and French China hand painted and moderately priced
 Haviland Pink Rose Design
 Ice Cream Set, thirteen pieces, ...... $45O Chop Set seven pieces. $45o Bread and Butter Set, seven pieces, .S248 Berry Set, seven pieces,. S4z5 Bouillon Set, six cups,. SooO Individual Pieces, French China Odd Chop Platters Cake and Sandwich Plates Fruit and Salad Bowls Sugar and Cream Sets, Choco late Pots and Cups, Broth Bowls Relish Dishes, Cider and Lemonade Pitchers, Whiskey Jugs, Sugar Bas- kets, Trinket Sets, Trays Chase and Muffin Plates, Tea Sets and After Dinner Coffee Sets. Much varety, many prices, and all conveniently displayed for inspection. Come and see.
 Summer Wash Fabrics
 that are winning favor Cotto Silk -foulard A cotton foulard with fine mercerized finish One would take it to be silk at sight. Special at 15 cts.
 Madras Shirtng, for shirt waist dresses and chil- drens frocks we'll mems shirt. Printed deigns, 31 inches wide, 121a cts
 Bates Ginghams, line, fine for childrens wear, 12A cts.
 Wash Goods Section.
 Luncheons in the I ca Boon Salads and Sandwiches. A Tea Room Salad is a great favorite What is in it? Well, lettuce leaves crisp and fresh some pieces of cheese Spanish peppers oives mayonnaise etc. It's all in the art of mixing. Then for dessert one may have homemade layer cake, jumbes, molasses cake, jams marmalades and fresh fruit.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06
CANNON SAFE ON HIS JOB
 FOR THE PRESENT
Special from United Press.)

(SpGCldl lIOI1 IillIOd AOooJ
 Washington, June 6.-Speaker Can non's job is safe for the present. The insurgent Republicans in the House today practically decided that rather than try to butcher Uncle Joe they will nurse him along as a campaign issue for next fall. They believe there is possibility that their constitu- encies may rebel against too much cooperation with the Democrats. They also fear that if the Speakers chair is declared vacant at the close of the present session the cry will be raised that the insurgents merely vented their spite on an old gamecock and busted him because they felt the barbs Of his pointed epithets, and not in furth- erance of a propaganda of rules re- form.
 The dilemma in which insurgent rep resentatives from Iowa will be placed in the event of Cannon being busted has also figured in the decision of in surgent leaders. Iowa sends a staunch delegation of insurgents to the House. If the Speakers chair were declared vacant every one ad- mits that one of the first candidates to be named would be Representative walter I. Smith, one of the strongest of the Republican regulars who comes from the 9th Iowa district. In such an event the Iowa insurgents would either have to vote for a man from their own state, even though he be a rock-ribbed regular" or face the dis pleaSure of 1OWanS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss., DRORATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT. May 10, 1910. Estate of William Flynn, late Of the town of Bridgeport, in said Dis- trict deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recosy- cry. All persons indebted to said Es- tate are requested to make irnmsdi- ate payment to
 CATHERINE T. FLYNN, D4sa Administratrix
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06

Prominent writers in London are calling attention to the alleged fact that Col. Roosevelt's attack upon the Egyptian national movement is equal ly an attack upon the Irish home rule propaganda, and that when he urged the British government to force and violence against the Egyptians, he practically advises similar policy against the Irish people. One promi- ent official says: "He has dealt the Liberals and the Irish the worst blow they have received for many a long day." Another says: ''If you want to found an imperial throne on the ruins of a republic, a third term for Colonel Roosevelt would seem to be the most obvious of stepping stones to that consummation.'
 Advocates of the renomination of President Taft are evidently as de- lighted over Roosevelt's blunder in taking an un-American position on the Egyptian question and in advo- eating a policy which would also de- mand the exercise of force in repres- sing the Irish agitation for home rule, as they were over his blundering at- tempt to make "a grand stand play at the expense of the Vatican.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06
REPORT ON MOTHS State Entomologist Describes Battle With Gypsy Pest at
 WallingfOrd.

The ninth annual report of the State Fntomologist of Connecticut has just been issued as part W of the bien- nial report of 1909 and 1910 of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment station of New Haven. This report deals with the work of the department for the year 1909. It contains an ac-
 count of the efforts in controlling the gypsy moth at Stonington and at Wal lingford, the discovery of this pest at the latter place being made about the middle of last December, and where over 5000 egg-clusters have since been destroyed. The inspection of nurse
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06
KIDNAPPER SUSPECTS
 ESCAPE POLICE CHASE

At daybreak yesterday morning the police patrol with several cops sped through Madison road towards Thorme street to head off what were supposed to be three kidnappers and a little vic tim. The police were notified by tele- phone that the men were leading a small boy from Main street through Thorme street towards Madison road, and were beating him and singing as if to keep the lads cries from being distinguished by residents of the sparsely settled section. The patrol wagon was soon on the scene and secured the vicinity without result
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06

ries and of nursery stock imported from foreign countries is also summa- rized. Special articles treat of the rosy. apple aphis, which was So des- tructive to apple trees in 1909: the bud moth and other important apple pests: the leopard moth, a serious pest of shade trees in towns and cities; the peach borer, which is a constant me- mace to the Connecticut peach or chards. There are also minor articles on fumigating buildings with hydro cyanic acid gas and on miscellaneous insect notes, the latter containing ob- servations regarding unusual insect at tacks of the year. The report contains about fifty pages and is illustrated by sixteen plates and nine text-figures. It will be sent free to residents of the state on request until the supply is exhausted
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06
CHANGED ALMOST
 BEYOND RECOGNITION.

The so-called Administration bill, as it passed the Senate on Friday, contained only the least important features of the original measure. Democrats and Insurgents combined to insert a long and short haul amendment,an anti-injunction amend ment, a provision giving the Inter state Commerce Commission power to suspend increases in rates for eleven months, a provision allowing the In- terstate Commerce Commission to be- come a party to litigation in regard to its orders before the new commerce court, an amendment shifting the burden of proof in regard to the req condolences of increases in rates from the shipper to the railroad it. self, an amendment including tele- phones and telegraph companies as common carriers under the interstate commerce law. The same combina- ton succeeded in eliminating the sec ton legalizing traffic agreements, a convenient and much used method of increasing rates. Naturally, the In- surgents and most of the Democrats voted for the passage of the bill as thus amended through their com bined efforts, although it falls short of. the full measure of their wishes.
 In his review of what had been accomplished by the Insurgent-Demo- cratic combination, Senator La Fol lette said:
 ments between railroads to fix rates and classif1catfons, plain sanction of rate making by combination, re- pealing as to railroads the antitrust law. have been stricken fom the bill. The three sections which pretended a control of railroad capitalization, but in truth and in fact legaliZed all of the capitalization existing in rail- road organization at the present time and prepared the way for various schemes of stock watering through legalizing mergers and financial cor porations have been stricken from the bill.
 Doubtless, Senator Aldrich is con- graduating himself over his coming retirement from the Senate. He has seen a Republican Administrat ton bill amended almost beyond recognition in a Republican Senate heretofore fully under his control, by a com bination of Democrats and Insurgents. He cannot but realize that his day as boss of the Senate has passed by.
 President Taft professes pleasure over the passage of the bill by the Senate. And yet if any Republican Administration ever received a more severe snubbing, we do not recall the date or the measure. All of the pro- corporation features of the Admin istration bill were struck out. Fossil bly,, however, their incorporation in paign pledges.
 The bill will now go to a confer ence committee. In what shape it will emerge therefrom, no one can predict with safety.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06
DISABLED MOTOR BOAT OCCUPANTS RESCUED OFF
 SEASIDE PARK FLAGP0Lt

Hundreds of people gathered on the seaWall near the Seaside Park flag pole late yesterday to witness the rescue or a motor boat that lay at anchor in a rough sea half a mile out. with waves breaking over her so heavily that she was greatly imperilled.
 The occupants were Walter Bailey of Ann street, his son, and a man named Knablin. said to live in North avenue. Their A foot boat became disabled as the storm broke, and they attracted at tention by waving their arms to the people who gathered along the seawall to watch the growing violence of the storm.
 Park Keeper Keegan secured Heber Fowler's motor boat with Fowler, Jack Kews and Jack and William Rice. The two latter belong to the Volunteer Life Saving Corps They lowed the disabled boat into the harbor. ana while they were rendering succor Os- car Pengue's motor boat Victoria III, enlisted by Harbormaster Morris. drew uip alongside to offer help.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06
REV. JAMES BELT
 BELTS CHEWING GUM

Rev. James Belt of Washington, D.. C., addressing the Christian Mission ary Alliance. in the Berean church, East Main street, last night. said that it is wicked to spend for chewing gum money that can be used to help the missionary movement. He denounced women who. wearing the latest head gear sing Rescue the Perishing" without ever having saved anybody
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06
DR. SWAIN BREACHES
 INAUGURAL SERMONS

Dr. Richard L. Swain, who has re- gently been chosen to the pastorate of the South Congregational church. preached twice to the congregation yesterday, in the morning upon .'The New Sense of Mans Worth, and in the evening upon Push, Pull and Up- lift the Life"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06
The D. M. Read Go
Ra1furd D. Smith, 1072 Main St. DEPARTMENT STORE. s9 Fairfield Ave.
 "THE STORE SCARCE ARTICLEsr

We have changed our Mems Furnishing Stock to Main Street entrance and have no room for Boys Knee Pants, so have decided to let our customers have them at half price. Do not miss this opportunity.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-06

Foley's Kidney Remedy may be given to children with admirable re- suits It does away with bed wet ting, and is also recommended for use after measles and scarlet fever. F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Anf ei,1rr Belle hurdJ G,trnpa.

Suitdnpc gebeilt, oann Ihrei6cn ipir
bin. mas bicic Veripn bebduptet mn
p%ernebnteu Die nUtbiaen Seugen,
melhc geIeben. mas beridtet lpirb ltno
mir iudben nur Sbatiaden feit5ue
na8cln. Wenn bic Eerion bann crz
5dblt mic lauge lie frdnf gefpeien, i'm
Bette 9elegen, selitteu ETC., pann
fprbern mir Die 8erihtc bon Icr3ten
Elm unb mir ihrciben Die Sbatiafen,
Sidgnoien, 8ebanblungeu, unb Ans
adben Der Wonate luo Sabre uieber.
lpelde acr3tc anseben nnO lniien redJt
gcrne irsenb Semanben Die Grfldrun9
Der 5eilung iiber. Wir reben nihf
'uun Wunbern, ionbcrn nur o 1bat-I
Wenn alio bier in 9ouroes
ON bieiem pber jenem Gage cine
9crion it'd ploslih 9ebeilt erfldrt inb
Die @eihihte ibrer aranfbeit bon
Gcr5ten. Suuerldiiiaen Ierstcn. pprs
liegt. bann iiberlaileu lpir Die @rtlds
rling, baB bicie Seiluus ni6t cine
iplinoerbare lit. serne -irsenb einsm
unsldli6isen grste ober ionit Semnub.
Wit lcercn Iusreben BON .Intos
iusgeitiun" unb ~bbiteriifen grideiz
nilngen" unb .einbilpungsfraft" unb
bergleiheu 0iugen miro bier nid)t &C.
ipirtbidaftct. bonn tpcnn Semanb 3. 9.
5ebn, 5tuan8ig ODER breiBia Sabre I'M
Bette gelegen linb elm balbes SrBenb
ober elm 9ueenb Der beiten Ger5tc
@nropa'S, nnb babel iebr oft entihies
ben m8ldlibiee. III ibren Singnoien
iibereiuitimmen unb nod ba5u oft err
Hart babeu .ndf ben &dtltrseiesen.
ipie mir Tie fennen, lit Sieie &ranfbeit
unbeilbar", bann muib Dog Sfpdbrcz
nirer iibcr ~Nutoirsgeition". .Selbits
bppnotismlts" etc. etc. %peritummen.
llup auf bieie Weiie baden mir infer
Bud p~eroifcntliht ipelhes unter Dem
,5itcl Sic @unbcr bon 2ourees" ers
lihiencu lit. Sic braiifcn nibt si
fiirhten, baB irscnb cine dr5tlidye
Iiiiboritdt bieie Seilunscn nuf natiirs
Lid)cm @eee crtldrt."
(6orticsung fuIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

iein 5auptielb. sau3 lpic in Sadicn
lino Den thilringiifcn 2duocn iibers
bnupt. llnb bier fallen audi Die
io5ialbemofrotiifcn Stimmen unb
Siege ba9elbiht. GO bc~pabrbeitet
c5 lid INNER mebr, bnB Der @uanaeS
liifc 8urlo Die bette Gorarbeit fir hie
So3ialbemofrntie leiltct. Sabei lei
allcrbngs offeu 5%useitauoen. bah nns
iere Sumter nit Der 8eaicrung gcraoce
al ipetteifern, Den So8ialoemotrdten
Stoff Sltr a9itation 5ll licicrn. go
nieicr Sagc Der Suuter Scrr p.Slbcns
burg. &ar oaS elm SfnnDal I'M
Hcifstag. ipic or nlir alle 3cbn Sabre
Gin Yfol pprtomn,t. S~Ibcuburg lit
Elm cigenartiger aerl, elm cdter Gum
fer. frcmb bent mobcrnen Staatsz
lno Tcrinnungslebeu, irrosenn Dor
9odmitb mn SsIaitEeiraBticin. @ols
bluts 9reuBe. filr ben ieber yiihtpreube
cine bcldmnlernslpcrtbe. nicbcrc Sired
tur iii. Gin Hdufbolo unb Sraufz
gdngcr. Sabci p6ne cine ~tiefere
giloumg. obnc Elm gutes Wiien unb
apnncn. Gin libcrnlcs 8latt fdraftcs
~riiirtc oieic Sunferiortc nift libel nit
Den 8orteu: .Sulange Tic jung uno
bcioiicn limb. 5eritoren tic. nit Der
Bonner &orpsmiisc anf bcm SaiIpt,
cine barmloie S~traBenbabn. 8enu
tic otter unb niifterncr acipprben limb,
regicren mub rllinicren lie Den prelBis
ihcn Staat. 8as 1T - niht bieIcr
StanN, in Dem cs beiierc Glemcnie
gibt. ionbcrn, bicie Gliauc? IllcS.
8as ioatc lie iciu? Hidtsl" -
Sloenburg III Der llrtpp bieier Neils
gcrmauen. llrb 10 oft CT In, 8eifss
tag auitritt, aiebt's cinen fleinen
SfnnSal, 10 ibulih mic chit BEL benz
bcriihtisten Srcihgrafcn Bidder, Der
mad cinigcu Sabren I'M Srrenbaus
eineeipcrrt lpurbc. Meiitcns idiittelt
iib bel ieincn 8eSen pus SauS Dor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
(Spe5iea fir bieic 3eituns.)
Hon 4. q.

iibcr iolde. ummitOBliGc Sbotiahen
lpic Die Number gu 2ourbcs 3i
.manlen". Gr bort aud, aerrc mas
Die Srenube eincr Sade ia9en, 3umal
lpenn bieie Srcunoc niihtern ocntenbe
Sellte iinb. Nls iolfc fanben mir
bds Ier5tc Golegtum ipeldes an
8ourhes I'M s@lrcau De Gonitatas
tionS" iist.
Rit Der &nrtc bes Godjip' item 8is
ihufes Sdocpfer BON 9purbcs in Der
6unb, itellten mir inns zines Worgcns
mad 10 llbr I'M Bureau DC Gonitata>
tions" einL nm ciu @urt ~perionlih
nit Or. Suinnric, DEM Snupts llnters
iudunasar5te an Ser III. Stdtte st
repcn. 0ir frasteu i'm Oh er lnp
ieinc Go0e9eu bic 8arantieen uuo
Seipeiie lieicwt tDnntcu. fir iold)e
Seilunacn melfe ais Number be-
5eihnet pilroeu. 81. 9oiiiaric ants
portetc ms nit elmer p%rin3tpiellen
grfldrun9. 9r iaste: .0tein lieber
8err @ounerl Sd bralihc Sbneu ippbl
nid1t 81 Iagen. ,bab i'd bieie @eidebs
niiie fir ed,tc Bnnber bnlte. Sd
mod,tc Sic dber barauf nifmerfiam
maiden, lpclhc Iuf9dbc bieies Ncr5tez
9olIrgirm bier 5i erfiiaen bat. lleber
Bunber mn iprnberbare !Seilunaen
unb gottlifes ginsrcifen in Die
Raturseiesc entifeiben Die firhliden
@utbpritdteu. Wir GerSte Ipreden
MIR BON Stanbpmfte bes dr3tlihen
Snfes ans. Infer Bureau beiBt
Bureau DC Contradictions" b. b. ,utr
'eunitatiren bier MIR Tbatiaheu, mir
ifreiben @ursanse nieber, ME mir lie
ppiitiu por ms haben ooer %erfabren.
aommt 3lm 8eiipiel cine Tcrion 81
n unb crtldrt. JIG iei DOT bieicr ober
jcner arautbcit. bieiem pbcr jencm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

8iro nm Glfins @oriiser bes
llnteriufungss 6 omites uub riibrt Den
5arif arf. Damn ipirb es III Der fonts
menbcn GonercBsG arnpngne ihlimmc
nit Der republifdniIten Rartet seben.
SeSbalb muB Der BeitsW irgiilier nm
iebcu 9reis fire aemadjt tperben.
Won bnrf acipauut iein ouf ben
@eitergans bieicr .glfins 8eice
luton.
Bie abcr rcimen lid dllc bicic Be-
fiirhtuneen Der Rarteifiibrcr Su
@aibiugton nit her grfldrung bcS
Brdiibcnten Snft auf Dem idbrlid,en
2incplns 9iner bes Nem 9orfcr
rcpublifnniifen Clubs. nGmlih: .Tie
repnblifaniihe Yartei bdtte iid nift
5u eiucr Iepiiipn bcs oltcn Iarifs
nah unten perpfliftet; trpscem lei
Der jest 8eies %sciporbcnc Snrif nls
cine ioldc Ncpiiinn 81 betrahter."
llnb: Ser ncnc 5arii. fir tpeld,en
Die Gartei pcranttportlif ici, lei feiz
nespces Die llriafc fir bas Steiacn
Der Yreiic, Ia ouber AMI Seioennaaz
rem unS 8etrGnfe, ipclds at ben
2urusartifeln gebDrten, feline 3ouz
e%rbDbunsen itatteefnnbcu bditen."
WesbaIb bann bieie ger56sc.
rnus Der 10 nStbiseu 9hcuerunss.
ltntcriuhmns? Sieie @er5oseritns
madt bas bcrrihenbe Tesin,e nod
mcbr perbabt. als es bcreits sesens
ipdrtis lit. Ser @orte iinb seriig
gcpediclt, laiiet lins MN eirmal Der
3bdtcn iebenl" Sicien Iusipru6
@oetbe'S moiirite" mar enolid,
befofecn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22
Gin lnftiaer politird)er Ariee.

ca ic Die Scpcihcn aus @aibz
nN inston mclben. lit baieibit
wv 5lIr 3cit Gin luitigcr Arieg
I'M @nnac. in pclfem Die
Serntprtn @lfins bon 8eit> 9ir9inin
unb Spbgc bon @aiinbuictts bic
trtcgSfilbrenben Sarteieu uno Ser
Sarif bas Streitpbicft iiro. Giaeuts
lid banoelt cs iid nidt I'm ncn 5arif
alieln; Die llnterinfunS DER boben
Scbcnsmittel biloet ocn arrn Der
Sade. Scr Scrator bon @citzSsirs
9inio tdmpft oIlein, Dem Senator bon
gta'ahulctts abcr iteben Senatpr
Ilhrid tno S%pniortcn bon, Sohtarif
5lr Seitc.
3ur GcIofutiou CUR llnteriud,una
Der S%ebensmittel : Sbclicrilng. Die be-
fanntlid Scnntur Gltius gum llrbcbcr
bat, brndlte Scnntor 2obae Gin
Nmcnbemcut Gin, Das Den Sarii Dor
Der Scihulniguns, Die ltriudc Der
TrciSitcigcrung 5u icin, bcpabren
Ioltc. Ibcr bnpon iuolttc Der @eits
Girainicr nihts ipiiien. Die Sod,z
t~ariflcr cntidloiien lid, nlip Slt ciucm
GpmprpmiB; i'm 8cicntlihen murpcn
Die Seittrnmlin9en bes @eit> 8irginicr
IN Die Helolntipn aufgenommen uno
I'M pieien nod mebr ocnciat an
MAIDEN, hieielbe .@lfinSs Heiolutipn"
9enannt. Die republifaniihen Yarteis
filbrer ynnften Damn ans, pcltc
Selltc Die llnteriudune leiten %ipllten:
Sphge 'olltc an Der Spisc itcbcn,
Glfins cincs Der Iitalieper iciu; abcr
Die Mnioritdt Der anbcren Scrrcn
iolltc 3i EQUATOR 2ob9e bulten. 10 baB
hicicr Die llnteriufu1a control
licrcu fDnntc. "A good scheme!"
lpiirbc Der ifripelloic @cibditss amcs
rifaner bicr5u iagcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-22

oes Wcrfcs: yGatbolic Social @orf
IN @ermanp." Sd babe 100 @rcms
plnrc besIelbcn bon g. Scrber beitellt,
nit Der Ibiiht. hieiclbcn an sic Witt
alteocr mcincs Glerlls 81 ienbcr.
Moge 8ott bdS @crf bes Central
%crctnS unb Der Geutrdlitclle ic9uen.
Sn aIlcr Iufrifti9feit III Gbriito
5. 3. Sbauabau.
llnb Der bpdNp'itc 8iifof bon
8bceitlg, ". @n., ihreibt:
Bite cmpfansen sic meincn berss
lihiteu Sanf fir. Sbr GuBerit intes
rc'Iantcs Girfular iiber bic Irbeit lnD
Die 3iele bes 9entralz @ercins, uno Die
beigclegtc groidiirc bes Rep. Gbas.
z. Flater, z. s., iibcr bic fatboliihe
lo5iale Irbeit in Seutiflaub.. Srpez
DEM tf lfon pprbcr bicies @crf in
ben fprtIaufenben Nummern ser
dublin Rrpicip" gclcicn bate. ipar
ih Iebr crfrcut cs 81 befonmen mn
CO bicsmnl i'll Sudlform al leien unb
5ipar nit ipad)Icnrem @ritauncu ilnb
Gntbulinsmus. Wosc Der liebc @ott
Sbre colcn InitreuglIuaeu i'm Sienitc
lnlercs hl. @loubens nm i'm Sienit:
bicicr Hepuhlit iegncn lnb moac Or
pic!e Settler eriteben laiieit, nm ben
aanpf fir @erehtigteit unb @nbrbeit
Gil fdmpfcnl
Siirite ih Sic criudcn, bnfiir 81,
iprgcn, Dab Dos feline Slld1 bon Batter
Nlnter an jehcn Srieiter bieier SiD5eic
9cianbt nirp, inbem Sic Die Namcn
unb Ibreiieu ats ncm .@ilsius
Directory fir 1910" cntncbmen. ios
bnlb oasielbc erifienen iii, unb ihiden
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Sic piirbcn mir cinen arpBeu &C.
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