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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17
Bankers Elect Officers.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers & Citizens Bank
the following directors and officers were
chosen:
President-L. Schempf.
Vice President-H. Wertheimer.
Cashier-A. d. Platz
Assistant Cashier-Fred A. Siegler.
Direct0rs-L. Schempf, Il. Wertheim-
er, A. ID. PlatZ, Gustav Buchheit, Max G.
rKusel, +. OCOnnel, f. j. Sabin, Fred
Smith and Ell. Tetzlaff.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Merchants National Bank
in this city held Tuesday, January ii
1913, the following directors were elected
for the ensuing year: W. A. Beurhans,
Chas. E. Frey, John Habhegger, VIM.
Hartig, d. III. KuseI. Feed Kusel, Max
ROhr, Ferd. Sehmutzler, W. d. Sproesser
The old officers were reelected and are as
follows:
President-W. d. SprOesser,
Vice President-Cha E. Frey.
Vice President-D. H. Kusel.
Cashier-Max Rohr.
Chr of BOard-JOhn Habhegger.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Wisconsin National Bank
of this city, held Tuesday, January ID,
1918. the following directors were elected
for the ensuing year: Fred Miller, A..
SOliday, Henry Mulberger, M. Carroll,
FL. G.. CRUDE, Chas. A. Feisst and William
F. Voss. The old officers were reelected,
as follows:
President-William +. V0as.
Vice President-A. S0lliday.
Cashier-Henry Mulberger.
Assistant Cashier--R. Nj. Hal
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17
Threshermen's Convention.

The Wisconsin Brotherhood of Thresh-
er men will hold its annual meeting in
Madison January 81 and p. Among the
Ilany questions which will have due
consideration, will be how to build bet
ter roads and keep them in the best pos
sible condition
All threshermen attending the conven-
tion viii, call at The American Thresh-
erman's office on arrival in the city,
register and secure badges emitting
them to participate in all the meetings,
and share in good substantial feed of
sauerkraut, wieners. and all that goes
with it. on Tuesday evening. January
q. at $50 P. NJ.
There will be good speakers, good mu-
sic and a royal good time. Every thresh-
erman contemplating attending the con-
yentien will please notify The American
Thresherman, Madison, Wisconsin, that
your name may be included in the pot.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17
Will be a Candidate.

Hon. L. B. Caswell, W. H. Porter,
Charles S. Greenwood,
Arthur MuibeTger and Others,
Members of the Jefferson Co. Bar
Gentlemen
Answering your call OF re-
cent date, addressed to me, asking that /
become candidate for the office of
County Judge, desire first and foremost,
to assure you, that | appreciate most
highly the many expressions of your
confidence therein contained. very
much doubt my ability to perform the
manifold and arduOps duties of the office
of County Judge with that degree of sat
isfactiOn to the people which they have
right to demand and expect. You are
well aware that to practice law is one
thing, while to administer law, from the
bench, is quite different and far more
serious proposition. | am not inflated
with the belief that am just the right
man for the place. Truthfully, | don't
believe that | was ever cut out or intend
ed for place on the bench. | know my
shortcomings better, possibly, than you
do. Nevertheless, after careful cOnsid-
Grafton, have decided to accept of your
very fiattering call and become candi-
date as requested by you.
l, therefore, announce my candidacy
for the office Of County Judge. and, if
elected, and live to qualify, | shall hon.
estly endeavor to give to the people of
Jefferson County the best that is in me,
more than that, cannot do While con-
senting to become candidate, | wish it
to be distinctly understood, that under
no circumstances will [ permit myself
to personally enter into contest for the
place. The judiciary should, at all
times be free from political. endeavOr.
The people should be free to express
their choice for the office, relieved OF any
and all party allegiance. The people of
Jefferson County know me. 1t shall be
left to them, so far as | am concerned,
to support me if they think best, and
that without any solicitation or partisan
endeavOr upon my part.
With assurances of my most high re-
gard, beg to remain.
Yours most respectfully,
R. B. Kirkland.
Dated Jefferson, Wis, January 13, 1918.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17
Could Shout for JOY.

II want to thank you from the bottom
of my heart wrote c. B. RAIDER. OF
Lewisburg, W. Va, "fOr the wandeFful
double benefit got from Electric Bit
ters, in curing me of both severe case
Of stomach trouble and Of rheumatism,
from which had been an almost help
less sufferer fe. ten years 1t snited my
case as though made just for me-" For
dyspepsia, indigestion, jaundice, and to
rid the system Of kidney pOisOns that
cause rheumatism, Electric Bitters have
no superior. Try them. Every bottle is
guaranteed to satisfy. Only so cents at
the Gamm Corner Drug Co.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17
Pretty Unanimous.

A good story is told of an Illinois re-
p ubfcan who went home election night
and woke up his wife, telling here to
pack up and get ready to leave, that
Illinois had gone democratic and he
wouldn't live in such id state. After
'torming around Tor time, he went out
20 get more election news, and returned
later to tel his wife that she needn't
mind about packing up as thers WAS no
place to go.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17
Case Settled.

The case OF Minnie Hoppe vs.. Charles
S0mmerfeld for breach OF PROMISE was
settled by stipulation and did not come
up for trial at the time. set. 1t was the
best for both plaintiff and defendant to
have the case dismissed without pubIi-
city. We congratulate both on their
good Judgment in the matter
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17
Gave an Entertainment.

One evening last week, the Knights of
Columbus gave a very pleasing enter
tainment at st. Henry's hall when Miss
Mary Agnes Doyle and Miss Anna HOu-
iuhan, both of Madison, rendered de-
.ightful program Of music, both vocal
and instrumental, and readings, which
was interesting and appreciated by the
audience. Miss Doyle is vocalist Of
rare power and sweetness, and Miss
Houluhan an interpreter Unmarked abil-
ity and TASTE.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17
Thirty Dollars an Acre for Corn.
Advertisement

A recent issue of the Wisconsin Farm
er contains highly practical article on
the use If the silo, in which there is Civ
EN- the experience of one farmer in feed
ing siIage. He shows that corn put into
the silo brought him net price of $50
per acre. Examples of like high-clgss
farming are given in each issue Of The
Wisconsin Farmer. 1t should be in every
farm home. By special arrangement we
are able to send The Wisconsin Farmer
and this paper, both one year, for sl.75.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17

Arthur H. Knsel announces that he is
now sole proprietor of the plumbing es-
tablishment at 119 West Main Street,
formerly conducted under the firm name
Of Kusel & Kusel. He has engaged the
service of frst-class plumber and is
prepared to do all kinds of plumbing,
gas fitting and sewerage work. Est:--
mates furnished. All work guaranteed.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17

Mr.. +. H. Ulrey the representative of
the Chantuaqua association is gentle
man whom it is good to meet, has inter-
view most of the professional and busi-
ness men in the city and has been inde-
fatigable in his efforts to give our peo-
pie Chautuaqua.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17
Important Notice.

On and after January /, 1913, the sub
scription price of the Milwaukee .Jonrn.
al by mail will be $3.50 per year; first
class newspaper every day in the year
for less than 1c day.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Perry entertained
company Monday evening in honor of
Mrs. Perry's birthday, at their home ia
route 3. A bOunteous poultry supper was
served at O'clock and the evening de-
voted to cards and social chat. Several
Watertewn people were present.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17

Mrs, Ernst Frank passed away i'm the
family hcme near Pipersvle Friday.
aged 81 years. She is survived by two
sons. The funeral took place Monday
afternoon at lOciock to the Lutheran
church in Ixonia.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17

The Bank OF Watertown will assist
you in sending money to all parts If
the world at the lowest rates and ab-
solute safety.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17
Into The Shadows

MIR. and Mrs. Verg, 1909 Lisbon street,
mourn the passing on of their baby, one
month old. The funeral took place Sun
day afternoon.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17

Invitations have been issued for the
second annual reception and ball of the
Oliyet Commandery which is to be held
at the Masonic temple Monday evening,
January q. No expense will be spared
to make this occasion one that will long
be remembered by those who attend.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17

Word was received here on Friday. by
G. j. Russell of the death of his niece.
Mrs. G. G. Davidson. at Pittsburg. She
passed away Friday morning from the
effects of vaccination egainst smallpox,
the operation having been pei formed last
fall. The remains Were brought to Mil
waukee for burial Monday. MIR. Russell
left for Milwaukee Saturday evening to
attend the funeral.
Rev. A. NJ. Bullock, ID. D., former
pastor OF the English Methodist church
In this city and ali author of series of
historical biographies Oh noted Ameri-
can characters, dropped dead Tuesday
while walking down town from his home
in Appleton. He served during the Civil
war In New York battery, was gradu-
ated from Lawrence university at Apple
ton and the School of Theology, Boston,
aass. He retired from the ministry in
1901 to devote his time to literary work.
1Hi' oooCpu Nt1bLuCi tlfuCti bO IIlb SOT-
row OF relatives and friends passed away
Saturday from heart failure. He was
young man popular with all who knew
him. He is survived by his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Albert GritZner, six sisters and
two brothers. The funeral took place
Tuesday morning at $50 O'clock from
the home to ST. Henry's Catholic church.
The relatives have the sympathy of all
in their great bereavement.
Mrs. James P. Foley. nee Hanlon.
passed away at the family home, Z06
North Warren street, Friday evening.
She had been aiilng for two days only
and her death was sudden aud unexpect-
ed by her friends. Mrs. Foley was born
in Redwood in 1870. She is survived
by her husband. five sisters and one
half-brother: Mrs. John Clark, Mrs.
Michael Mccarthy and Miss Eliza Han
Ion, of BeIoit; Mrs. James Tyson and
Michael Devine of Shields; Miss Mar
garet Hanlon, this city. The husband
and relatives have the sympathy of a
large circle of friends in their bereave-
ment
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17
In the Social Realm.

Mrs. A. Fl. Hartwig entertained a
number OF friends at her home in Main
street Saturday evening. the occasion be-
ing the anniversary of her birth. as
o'clock dinner was served and the even
Ing was spent in playing cinch. Mrs.
Charles Piper and Mrs. Herman Nowack
winning the honOrs.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-01-17

1t is our endeavor to make
every one feel at home in this
bank, however small his de-
pOsits. Business and Profes-
sional men and especially
FARMERS
will find
it to their decided advantage to
do their BANKING BUSINESS
WITH THIS BANK.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16

~c CT Inlab fir sic SeniiIiot
AIH bes fran5Oiiid)en 0iiniitcriums
~ sartbOu luar oas 9'ibtraasnss
Der InIcibez Sebntte. Gs oab uatiir>
LID nod Der 8rilnbc m%and)crlci, Die
iinten eripdbnt pcrben. Sic Sranz
5olen iinb rdbifal vcu route" mad,
lntcn. Sos benefit id)on Die gu
iummcnicBung beS nclcn anbinctts
> onmcr9uc Gem EQUATOR
@alton Solmcreuc, Der 0 Yrd'is
Dent Yoincnrt nit Der Ncubilbung bcs
6nbinettS bctrdut pprbcn lpdr. gclang
CO am 8. Se3cmbcr Gin anbinctt 6lis
ialnn1en 81 %brin9cn. 81 beiicn 1iitalie>
Tabifale, Hnfifnl : So6ialiitcn
lnb So5ialiiten 5db!cn; cr iclbit sez
bort Der rnoifal io5inliitiidIcu Tnrtci
an. Nur 5ipci Iii9licocr, I. Scz
brlrl. Goloninlminiitcr, uno I. Mcps
nalio. Observation-Disclosures Iiniitcr,
linn 9eindBiat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Beletem rnter katljnlird)em Keeime.

"a riiiieI, i'm Ge5embcr ID
Az Infer beleiihcs Yarlaz
~ meut lit rid)t gcrabe Elm
- nidipdn5enbes" Earlantent.
Ser gum. neunten Nnle piebersez
ipdblte 0oriisenbc, Der friibere Winis
it%erprdiioent ShuQaert, fonnte fir
Die Sasung 1912-1913 folgenbe
8ilan5 nifItellen: $50 aammerz.
iiBunsen nit ATT S%tunoen; gins
bringing pon 154 @eiebcsborlagen,
lusnou IA erlcbiet, brci ~periporfen unb
bic iibrigeu auf Die 5a9ung 1913-14
%iibernomren purben; 273 Seftionsz
nnb Iusidubz z ieungen; 2.4S7 Sra
gen politiid1cr Natiir obne Gcrbanbs
lun9eu burf Wittbcilunaen Der Nes
sieruns I'M aammcrberift brett
crlebist.
Die 5n9rn9 1913-14 ldBt lid
e~beufals gut an: iibcr eincn Monat
allein bat bic 9roBe, enoloie nno
idlan9cnurti9e
General ebattc iibcr bic ncne
ShulpDrlage
gcbaucrt: bicic lcBtcrc cripeitcrt bas
Sfulalter, cntbdlt cine Hchc pors
3iialid)er tcdniifcr @in5elbcitcn. per>
beiicrt bic @ebdlter bcs 2cbrperios
nails, fiibrt Den Sdul5lpang Gin:
lautcr annebmbarc Sahcn. ielbif nad)
Dem lIrtbcil Der blaus rotben aartells
briiocr nnb Weiiter bon Shur5 unb
aellc, ipcnn nnlr nid,t audi iir bic
z hulcn grDBcre
d. ii iie aus Den Difentliden
@clocrn por9eisbcn pGren. Die ans
tbolifen in 8clgicn, lpie ~iibcrbaupt in
Der aarScn 8elt. miliien grunoldslid,
perlanscn. bab ibre tatboliiden ains
Der cine tatbolilfc Shulbilbun9 err
balten. ga uber IN Scigien Die
DffentIid)cn N. ogcndnnten
neutraIen StaatsS mn &C.
meinbcidulcn burdD9Gngig religions
ieinolid, ober bod, gum Winbeiter
r%eliaionsloe limb. fonnen Die fatbos
liid,cn Gltcru ibrc ainber. obnc cine
itrenae @eipiiicnspilidt 8u perleBcn
burdgdngi9 MIR Den cpnfciiipa
ncIIcu, ben ogen. .freien"
2 duIcn nnpcrtrailcn. Sisber ba.
ben Die bcl9iiden Natbolifen, troBben
Tic Icit 1884 Die @cipalt IN SGnbcr
babcn. Die allacmeincu SduQaitcn &C.
truacn unb banebcn ibrc cisencu Ia.
tbuliiden SGulcn nod, fat aailS all;
| ibrcn eisencn 9sittclu untcrbalteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
,,Iesitime 8earebunsem" nnh sih-Amerika.

Inner 9otidafer Sr. Sage bat BEL aaffe ub Gigarnn chem 2onboner
Club Die mcrifanhhc Eoitit Der Ser. Staaten 81 ertlGrcn pecIudt. gr iagte.
Die 9robe nmeritantde 8epublt rrcbe nf fciner 8ebictserpeierrn9; poue
fener 8eaIruns poranbelen nelde lid niht af bic 3uninrmuna Der Res
gerten fitcn lam, mo baltic al Der urprungiten IbMht Der Nonrocz
Sottrn felt, bB Die gambler Der nuen &< ibren GiMpobnern geboren uo
ibnen bon ttner nnneren Vatt .cntriNen ncroen bHrfcn. Iut pirb Il. z.
fenc Grt ifnanSelc Scrnduft mbcr bne ldpdhercn Notioncn buGoen, ipcldc
III Iabrbeit anf fe ScctnfluHurg ibrer 8e9ierung binauslGuft. SaS bat bu
engihen Seitun9en nft 9faaen. Der Sonbouer .Stanbarb" na Den
Aeuberun9en oes Spthnttera Iosar Den Sinn unhdc8cn, bS bic Yer. Smas
len ben @uropdcrn ieofuene Sebdh9un9 bs rfnnnSielcn ub cou1mer5eacu
ltnt1neb nnunegcutes" in @ittels umb SIosamcriia perbiehu fpoacn. Sicic
neuefe Iusl9ang Der @onrocs9oftiu pIrcc Su cnolpicn Streitafeitcn
fibren. - Nn lit e5 abcr 5batiafc. bb ipeber Der SraMbcnt nod iraenb
Semano anoers III Den Der. Staater baran bcntt. bic cnsGihcn obcr ionit@
pdtc mI5lanoihe @citdftsintrcNcn in ibrcn .cgtiuru Sctrcbmacn" N
bcihrdnten-(G. ~ ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16

1900 Sr., fir faibpliidc Sdulen,
Die IN Der Hropin5 5ablreid pprbans
Den iinh. feinen ein6isen eentl Sas
ncnnt man Soleran5! .
Sang nnbcrs tolerant iuur baacgcn
Der b lgffh,e Ct rs a n 10 a |
gr9en bieielben Selben hcs Scnnc>
gan's. 9ad)bcm Der @ouperneur Der
'Yropin5, Sarnoiieaur. Die 5agins fir
oieies Sabr bereits aeiblpTcn bate,
btelten Die &arteubriiber nod einc
cigerc Sibut9 ab. nm 9esen =. 8cs
gierun9 81 proteiticrcn. iueil bicie
gegen Die to0cn Iusgnben ncs Yropins
s%ialratbes eineeihrittcn mar: Sieie
Sbatiad)e gilt nbcr nad Irt. 80 hes
Yropin3ialgeieses ais Iuirilbr eescn
Die offentlide Sren.ing mn lit nit
Icds bis 5ipolf Ionatcn ,@cfdngnib
uno Imtsentiesur9 itraipar. go
ipdren henu iiIf5is blnus
3dtbc in'S @efdnaniB &C.
ipanoert unb .politiife Martprcr
clerifaler 'Sntolcrnn5" peipprpen. Scr
Stuatsantpdlt lieb henielbcn dber
oieic Gbrc nidt 5ufonmcn rn1p ain9
iiber beren .Strcid," CUR Cages
prbuuna iiher.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
(spe5ial'G orreiponbenS biefer 3ettase.)
pon ,.8elga'.

Sieic .@utmiitbiefeit" bat MN LANCE
9cnug gebaucrt. unS Die &atbolifcn
p%erlnngcn, baB lire Shllen BON
Staatsfrden Gin grDbercs Stiid err
balten. oils tic it'd eS bisber iel6it Suz
gei6nitten: JIG perlangcn nit Tcft.
buB Die eltern IN Der Wabl Der Shulc
fir ibrc ainber mdhlen, JIG besiue9en
niht boppclte 2aiten tu tragen
braud]cn.
Sieic natiirlid]c, iel6itperitonblidlc
Soroerung lit cbenio natilrlidl nift
nod DEM Sinnc Der airfenfcinbe:
SAB ibrc ainbcr in %retigionsloien
Shulen mad ibren r%cligionsloien
@runbidben aili Soften ocs Stantcs
er5o9en perbcn. finben bicie 8ertc
gang in Srbnnng. DAB bic aatbos
lifcn nit ocmielben Hedt unb bens
iclben @rilnocn baSielbc fir fatbos
liidlc Sduleu bGrlaneen iii cine nuns
crbortc N%nnnBIing iino 5prannei".
tSn Sranfrcid erlanbt man Den aas
tboliten nlld) baS nidt einmal, ions
bern man brangialiert bort Die freicn
Shnlcn auf nac mpglidle 8eiie.)
Sas ut III tur3en Wortcn Der Snbalt
Der lan9cn belgiiden Sdulocbatten.
Bic 3chtc Der a I. b. b.
bic q ntboIifcn alleiu perben
fir Die nciic SdulporlaSc itinnnen; Die
Sinte, b. b. Sibcralc nnb So5en ltint@
men ba9e9cu. unb Die Shulfragc
blcibt, mic in alien 9dnbern, aud in
@cl9icn Elm itctes aampfitild Der
Yartcicn.
Sn Die A~otbolifcn c"ntidloiicn inn,
bic Sorlagc nm icben Yreis 5ur ans
nabmc Su bringcn. unb ba lie Die
Utcbrbcit III pcr aammer beiiscn,
lud)en ibrc @e9ner jest auf llmlpcgcn
an ibrcm 3lped 5iI :ommcn; uno 10
pcrlon9t Ianberrclbe, Der
I ot'bc j ii brcr. es iolle in bas
@e'ce Gin Cert anigenommcn lpcrbcn,
fcin Scbrcr biirfc I'M llnicrrift Ole
.rcli9ioicn. politiifen unb p~biloiopbis
idcn @cfiiblc" S%ericnieen perlesen,
ipclfc linn ibrc Sinner anpertrnncu
Wcnm IS nlio cincm rptbcn grubel
9cfdLt. bari Der Sebrer. lpcnn oclicl
atnn 'cinc tntboliihe Sdulc bcildlt
~ lcincr fatboliIdcn Shu!c 3. y. tcir
!. Mort 9c9cn Die So5ialbemofratie, Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16

rung, binigcn @obnunscn. II. !. 10. IN
beionoercr Wciic b%chunbelt.
Der Sdnbcl Selgicn'S {. bds MIR
1901. 024 Seclcn 8dtlt. bctrllg 1912
aft Mitliarben unb 1862 100000 Sr.
gegcn 1872 Wilipncn i'm Sabre
1911. Iuf Ben &opi Der @epolferung
(Sublrl bon 1910 fomntt Gin Snns
belsnmine - lint mir Die SauptlGnbcr
europa'S nn5nfiihren in Selgicn
bon 1,O23 ar; Sdnpci5 $50. Gn1e
LAM $50. ,5ranfreid 800. Scutidlz
Lamb $40. Stolicn 159. Seitcrrcid,@
lln9nrn 119, Mlrblnnc As. Wcnn
Velgicn uerbGltniFm1big an Der
Spite alcr ,SanSclsp6lfer marificrt,
10 peroanft eS eas nif)t smlett Der
Rnbe, Der -Siherbeit unp 1eitigfeit,
NIT iuelfcr tie S%anbclswclt seraSe
Sanf Der fatboliidicm Hcgirruma ibrcn
8eihGftem radgcht. Soie 3mnacY
bebaliptcn logor, Eel hcu lcbtc;
Wdblcn 1912 bdttcn mondc NOS,
bdbcnbcn libcraIcn @cid)dftslcutc IL
otc adtbolifcn gcitiinmt. lpcil tic "
eii,cm libcrnls rotben Ncnimcnt cints.
nrobcn Nteocrgang bca bliibcnoeu @ca
l~ddftSAdnges in gunS 9cl9icn be-
tiirdltetcn. @elsicn bleitt immcr cin
ifiagenocr Sewcis fir nic Nalihbcit
Der 8%ebanptnna, Sic fathuliitr Rcli=
gipn ici ein Semmnif fir Den mate
riellen WpbIitano. &ntbpliihc V5lfcr,
,uenn lie fatbuliid resiert werecn,
itcbcn and In mnfcriencr, fuitnrcncr
nnb Observation-Disclosures siniift ben
anoercn Int nidjts mad.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16

ltinitur5, pber 3ii 8unitcn Ser Heliz
gion ober bes Serrihcrbauics lagcn,
peil Sas segen Die YpolitiIhen unb
pbiloiopbiihen uno religioien Ins
%idauungen" bes Soscn peritoBt. Ser
liberaIe Siibrer Spmans
nber %perlan9t, Der 3ebrcr piirfe in Der
Shulc Die .5oIeran5 9egen Die Gns
%idldliun8en Nnoerer nift p%erleser".
(Sn aird)en bier IN II. 2. bat man
Die ocutihe Sprafe aus Solerdn5
ge9en Inoersiprad)ige erbroiielt.
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8epDlferung burd) iolfe SpIeran5
mad anbcren Stanten i~ibereeiiebelt lit.
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rang! Wit Der fam MAJ Niles pcrz
bictcn.
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ten Der libcraIen 9riiiic>
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Set Der Sreibeit unS Srcibeufcrei".
Sic perlaugen bic Srcibeit fir IGc",
abcr Die fatboliihcn Stnoentcn, bic
Fibrem Settle b%eiipobncu, tperbeu .ers
puliicrt", 81 gut Seutif, berausges
idmiiien. Scnn bic .Soieran5 bari
nid,t in Sdbpdfc aiisartcn". (8esz
balb scbcn lid fatboliide Stubentcn
nit iolhem 0eiinbel ab?-Sic Hcb.)
Gin anbercs Mal bcge9nen bieiclben
Stubenten. lpdbrcnb tic 3u cinem
ScrrersS cntmnl CD 5ieGen, einem
I%utolpagen nit 5luei Snmen. Wie
touncu and Samen es ipagcn, bcns
iclbcn Rc9 benubcn Sm ipollen, Den
Die Scrrers Stlbentcn unp gar nod
aui Dem @ange 5rr Statpc bcs be-
fcnntcn ipaniid)en Inarditen mnb
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ipcroen bonn Die Sameu. 5uidlie Die
Satin mn 5od)ter bee en9liifen
Niniiters Cir Srnncis Spbes Vinicrs.
pom Den .tolcranten" Stubenten grobs
lih unb tbdtlih iniultiert. (Yfui!!D
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rotbcu Seunegoner Sros
pin5iaIratbes bcpiligen ans
Den @clocrn Der YropinS fir relis
g~ionsloie ofientlid)c llntcrrihtsz gns
ifnltcn 2.0t9,575 Sranfcn. fir
priputc reli9ionslole Inltdlten II. Dol.
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Fir Ginfdrdnknne Der
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