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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Gin Gbren3eusnik fir bic seutidjeft
Irmppen in 9nremburg-

SIN NnlfluS an Die Mittbeilungi
uber bas dnerfeunenbe urttetl beSl
8iId]ofs BON Suremburg iiber unfere
Sruppen rperDen uns, 10 ihreibt Die
.8olniIhe @oltsSeitung" unter'nr.
Datum bonn %. Ausuii, foisenbe
Sriefe CUR Gerfiisung seiteQt:
.Wcine liebe Rutterl-Seit einis
gen Sdgen iinb mir bier. beute Dor aht
Sasen perlieBcn mir Die 8ren5e aries
res 8aterlonoss; gebe 6ott, bnb utrI
glidlih Die 9renae alid tpieber ndhi
siinitisem baliernoen Srieben era
reihen. 8eitern Nbenb iehs lrhr
ipuroe ourh unieren ebanseIiihen
SipiiionsaE ditor bon 6. 8~ottesbienlt
aufefreiem Selbe unb fir uns in ber
fatboliihen Stride burh ben Hfarrer
bon .. a~bsebalten. Die sruBe Stride
tonnte fnum Die Sruppen ale fniSen.l
pclhe bierbtn eilten. 0lit Dem 2tebe
~Iaes n,einem @ott 5u @bren" be-
9inneno unb nit .@roBer @ott, mir
loben Sid" i~flieBenb, hielt Der
llrembursiihe 9fnrrer NIT iainem
aapldn cine feierlife Inbnht nit ers
bebeuber Gniprade. giad Ser Ins
oaht ftellteu beibe 6erren ith our
9eifte sur @erfiisuu9; DER ginlabung
iuurbe in GROCER Sabl Solse geleiifet.
bon Sruppcn neritiebener @affengats
turlsen. bon Nannihaften, 1lnteroffis-
6ieren urb mebreren Sffi8ieren. Iou
Witternaft an fpuroc Die hl. Gommu>
Mon alsgetbeilt, % .~tbeiliueiie furs
nddber abgeriidt ipuroe. -. 60
ihliebe ib init ben ber5lihiten @rfiBen-
nrb bleibe in Iuem sottbefoblen DEM
Sobn -.
@eitcrn. Sonntae, 6atten mir H..
Melic. Ser bieiige Qurembnreiihe)t
Yinrrer belt cine fnmoie sn1prafe.
@r hantte inns Soloaten, paB mir burdt
rnisr frommes @erbalteu ieineL
Yfarrtinbern ein 10 9utes Seiipiel gee
geben bdtten. gr par 5u Sbrdnen
seriibrt nnb mcinte. elm 9anb, bas 10
fronme Solbaten ms Sslb ihide.s'
miiiie iieeen. @anS ersriffen ners
lieben mir Die Stride. 9ieieS Grlebs
mfg srinnerte mid lebbaft an gr5dhs
lMnsen aus nem ariese 1S70-71, mo-
ebenfaQs Die Seutiden burf ibrei
Sronmisteit auffielen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
5as lnxembmrsiide papfbe arens".

Serlin, DEN 90. Nusift IL
Die .Ho,oneutife Aagemeine Seis
tung" lhreibt: Sn Suremburs I'D
onrh Stiftunssurtunbe bonn s. Nuguie
1914 Die 8eieaitaft oes Iiirembursth
itlen yHotben &reu3es" ms Seben 9eT
rufen unS SurG aroBbersoeliten Bee.
ihlrB bonn 8. Gliguit Ifoatlif anerS
fannt poroen. Sas lnrembureilhe
r@otbe areuS" hat INN S~ulafuns 5ur
Witipirfuus BEL Der Seutifen freis
ipiQiaen aranfenpflese nuhaeiud,t
iino bon Der oertihen Resierung III
bieies Nnerbieten nit beitem Snufe
anscnomnen iporben.
zee
Sm @roBbersoethum 9urcntbimg
iinb. laut IittheiIuns in Der am %.
Musuit itdttsebabten @erlammlmng
bes 9uremburgcr @erente in Seutihs
lamb (Sauptiis &oln) fir Sfpede BEG
.8othen arelseS" $4,000 geitiftet
uno nlberoem e~intauienb 8etteu iiir
9a5arettStpedc bercitseitelt nprbsn.-
81. b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
a.uHder Cant an susembsra.

Goln, ben 25. Iuguit '14.-Sie
.8olmiihe Golfs5eituns" bat in mall@
herlei Suidriiten beirltieen founen.
pie snt uniere Seiite i'm @roBber3oa.
tbum &IrembiIrs airfsenommen NOR,
Den iino. Sest bat Dor Ieinem S4eis
ben aus 9uremburs Der coinmaIlhies
renbe General in einem Sfreibsn an
bic 8egierung ieinen Sauf ausges
iproden iolpobl fir Sas gntseeenfoms
men, rpeltes Die Sruppeu bel Der See
polfernue eeiuneen baber. tpie iiir be
SaItuus Der 8esisruns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
2nrembnrg, Sanptauartier beS
&aiiers.

Inter Sdtum bonn II. Septcm>
Der melbet elmo 9~onponer Scpeidc an
Den Chicago @ramincr": aaiIer Will
belm unO Der beutide @eneralitab
bnben. mic cine HeutersS cpclde aus
Imiterbam melbet. ibr Snuptaudrtier
in Der beutiden @eianbtifaft in
9uremburg, Der 6auptitnbt oes 8roBs
ber5oatbums gleidcn Namens aufges
lhlagen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Der @iihuf BON 9urembnrs iiber bic.
bemtidDe gru,ee.

Ius einen Der r@efbeuRden 2an<
bes5eitung" CUR gerfii9uns seiteuteu
Shreiben bes bohp' item Siifofs aops
pes bon 2urembure an ben linn be-,
%freunSeten Germ aunitperessr Ssfar
aiiblen in Wiinhene9 ldbbah Sitiert
bas 0lacbdder 8lntt f~o[9ensen Sds:
.8ier eottlob nles leibiih oartf Dem
Shuse unb Der muiterbaften Mar~
nes5uht Der oeutlhen Sruppen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

unterihreiben Sic Sieies ielbit unb
ienoen Sic es nah @aibireton, s. G.
TeranlaIien Sic duh Shre 3afbarr
nno SreunSe, e|inerlsi 10 Oh CT
Hationalitdt. einen Iclten
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13

Ssr yo-s Az .s--s.-- L5.-ow
--t1=- 1s--- = means @: batting
-sz-c-e-s John R-zgl-s la E@p,
prisoners u The dug s=c--- Ct n
-o-ts supplied with morphine. CO
cs.-= and 1--o-o .o- over . moth
rs method vzs found ou- recently
e. IL result q 1.s cz-e.ess1@ss i
rez-.-z tan shoes --to the prison
and black shoes o1- R=gz.o-e.
t-oL-- JOIN vas glzc=5 Il The dr-s
block @. cells carly II J-1=. and since
hat tine prisoners -ezr him have
had . plentiful supply Of narcotics
T1- case wzs g0- Up 70 Lieutenant
She-5. q t1e drug squad. and 1-;
men watched The block closely for
week. Nothing wss found wrong IN
=. o-e O.. -he detectives. disguised q.
: keeper noticed tzst Regg.ons, Thc
wz- frequent visitor. wore ian
shoes into rae prison and black one
CUT IN the heels Of the ian shoe;
we're found morphine and he-oin- The
black shoes were his brothers. T1'
heels Of these were also hollow. bot
empty They simply traded shoes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13
Aut,ra otoe,ee s.rum.

Eew ro-s A52 "a g-artr
e., gld ordered 5y austria for rae
l.e o. ae- army surgeons has JUS
been prepared al O-ss.l,.. s. r. and
started On ir journey. The fluid
was csb.ed ,or b. tae serum inst.
.ere ~ Vienna fo- The use Of Aus
.l.a1 and Hungarian soldiers wac
laer from 2lasaot wounds D-
Go.daste- communicated al,h The Ed
perlrteudsa, o' 'aa city IajOrsrO-.e-
and wa- informed that the amount
p, e.um regle-,ed exceeded that on
hand Orders we're given 10 beg.,
Tic extraction Of the serum at once
and the required quantity was qu.c.
IS prepared
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13
nfe:,isn and lnss:: gl.ss Dangerous.

Mosquitoes. flies and other insects
which breed quickly in garbage pals
ponds Of stagnant water, barns, uusty
places, etc. are carriers Of disease. Ey'
cry time they bite you, they inject
poison into your system from which
some dread disease may result. &c,
bottle Of Sloan's Liniuent Il Is an
tiseptic. and a few drops will neutral
ize the infection caused By insect bite;
or rusty nails. SlOal's Liliuent dis
IinfeCts Cuts. Bruises and Sores. You
cannot afford 10 be without il in y0ul
home. Money back II not satisfied
Only &c at your Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13
PUBLIC LANDS
FORFRATERNAL
ORGANIZATIONS
9ugLlc LANDS COMMITTEE RE.
PORTS LARGE TPECTs OBTAIN.
ABLE FOR INCORPORATED FRA.
-EPNEL BODIES.

Washington. Aug. all regular
b organized and incorporated f-ater-
nal organizations would 5- allowed
70 obtain tracts Of government land
for ar. .-ar.um purposes Tor The bene
et Of their members under a bill in
-oduced by Representative Raser Of
rs.iloru.s. now before -he house upon
recommendation Of the public lands
committee. j. follows q movement
for legislation Of This k.Hd lat has
been carried cl by fra-er1s' sssocia-
tons and societies for number Of
years. Many bills preY.o1s!y have
been introduced on the subject. bu,
they were 70 yran, lands 20 these or
gzulzs--ons by name, while the pend
ing measure is general IL scope, per.
mit.na any and al such organ.za.
t.ors 70 obtain tracts for ssnitar.ums.
The main object Of The tra-ernal or.
Plantations is 70 obtain. in each case.
a sufficiently large tract Of land upon
which modern sanitar.um may BE-
established in arid. sem.-arid or noun.
famous states. in q salUbr50us section
where the I'D members Of the organi.
eaton may be treated and cured, par
c.cuIarly in cases Of consumption.
The public lands committee has
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13

An English authority assures us
thai "e need not be afraid that The
ultra violet rays iu the electric lgh,
VIl harm our eyes. for the reason
that since glass of all kinds is opaque
20 these rays. no form ~ ircandescen'
lamp having RIass bulb caH emit
them Eor ran ary arc lamp or mer
c.ry rapor lamp BE- harmful which f.
Ey oacIgsed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13
The rmentn Year lest.

Some twenty years ago I used
Clamberlaiu's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rlooa Remedy" writes Geo. ". Brock,
publisher OF the Enterprise, Aberdeen,
Nd o. discovered that II was a quick
and safe cure for diarrhOea. Since
then no one can sell me anything said
% be Just as good During all these
years J have used it and recommended
II many times. and it has never dis
appointed anyone" For sale by all
dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13
Our Work.

We must do our human work in a
conscientious and immaculate man.
ner, Independently from whether We
hope 10 become angels some time in
the future or believe that We used TO
be mollusks some time In the past
John Ruskin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13

Then you can't get me- a govern
mert plum" $50 said Senator
Womba'. but what's one paltry gov.
eminent plum have secured for
sou some plum seeds from the depart
ment ~ agriculture GO home and
start an orchard o' your own, my
friend Judge
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13
Notice

The public IS hereby notified that
| will apply to the board Of pardons
and thereafter to the governor on the
18th day Of august, 1919, for parole
on the grounds that am not guilty
OF the crime for which was con
victed.
12-lm W. A MthhIOiI.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13
CASH
ECHOLS
10 the Eltter End
The M.n With coa,sienee

why don't you get rid o' that
mule2" Well. sub. answered Eras-
tus Pinkley. u hates to give in. II
was 10 trade dat mule Of. he'd re-
gard it as a personal victory He'e
been tryin fob de las six eeks to
get rid o. me. Puck
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13

Old rails. erected in pairs. are usec
by Brazilian railroad for telegraph
poles in region where insects de
stroy wood rapidly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13
How To Give ouinine To Children.

FRBRIiITR Is the trademark name given 20 sn
il.pTOycd Ouinine. Itlsa Tssteless syrup, pleas
ant 70 take and does not disturb the stomach.
CGiid1e1 take It and never know Il IS Quiuine.
Also especially adapted % adults who cannot
take ord fiuary Ouiu.ue. Does not uauseate nor
% the Ergt time yDu need guiuiuc icr any pur-
.FHs. AK Igr I.Uurrs original lrrEagr. The
zane Tl.BEILI.I. Is blown no bottle. q cenLs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13
Professional Cards
ROSE CROlX HOSPITAL
2fO2i2 z. Main ST.
Ard more. Okla,

For the care and treatment Of Medical
Surgical and Obstetric cases.
For information address either Dr.
Frederick P. yon Keller or Dr.. James
F. Son, at the Hospital. ::
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13

I'D i. 70: 80 us=5 . revert . -1=
L-..=- S-z-es
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13
Gull.

Commit a crime. and the earth is
made OF glass Emerson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13
Piles Cured IN 8 TO II Days

f1-- druggist viii refund money Il PAZf
OINTMENT fails to cure suy ozse Of ItcA,ns
F,'-c Bleeding OF Pro,-udi1g Piles II tto = Lsv~
TIE Srs; Z. p.ics;.cu gives Fsse ard Rest So
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13
lnyuirera5le.

What's built upon esteem can le'
cay.--Wslsh.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13

Ardmore.te Wan, Ads VII ind i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-13

Ardmoreito Wan, Ads vln find it
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-06-25
AMONG eoloRfD PEOPLE
MAS. 8. c. COLEMAN, Rspcytu,

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Caldwell
were recent Pine Bluff visitors.
Emma Nicholas and Dina ali
Thomas were over-Sunday visi-
tors at McGehee.
Mrs. Franklin and Mrs. Cole
man spent Friday in McGehee
with Mrs. Davidson.
Elizabeth keough returned
Tuesday from Collins, where she
has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Davidson and Miss Emma
Brown of McGehee spent one dav
last week with Dermott friends.
Mrs. G. D. Dukes returned last
week from New Orleans, where
she spent several weeks with rela-
tives.
Hollands Chapel will give a
barbecue and picnic at the church
Saturday OF this week, and big
time is expected.
Mrs. M ]. Parker and Mrs, G.
V. Jones left TUESDAY for Hot
Springs, where they are attending
the state SUNDAY School conven-
ton.
r G. Caldwell has opened up
restaurant, barber shop and
cold drink parlor in the building
formerly occupied by the Valley
Saloon.
w. M. Jones and family left
last week for Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, to make their home. They
went via St. Louis, Denver and
San Francisco. Mrs. Jones moth
er makes that place her home.
|. G.. Bailey and sister, Of this
place are spending the summer
there.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-06-25

Get rid OF the crouch. LIVER
Ian makes the sun shine brighter.
Henry Bordeaux will tell you about
Llv.vER-LAX.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-06-25
Normal for COlored Teachers.

The chief event OF the week was
lecture By DR.. I. NJ. Fly, of
State Board OF Health and Rookie
fellow Hookworm Commission.
The Doctor lectured on Splitting,
Housefiy, Cause and Prevention
of tuberculosis, Malaria, Ty
phoid. He was exhaustive on the
Hookworm, demonstrating worm
with chart in all stages; exhibited
worms in vial. The teachers
sat in rapt attention listening TO
this quiet man who disposed OF an
important subject with such mark
ed ability.
Prot. r. I. Vinegar, OF Branch
Normal. lectured on the DUTIES OF
teachers to each other and to the
citizens; showed why some tail as
teachers; what they must do TO be
successful teachers. This address
was we'll received and viii be re-
membered,
Rev. ]. A. Sage. pastor at Der
mott, inspired us with a wonder
iul sermon on Work is Honor
able" Education. with work as an
end, is rHf education.
Prof. A. b. Crump, of Camden,
representing Farmers Co.opera.
tive Demonstration Work, lectur-
ed on the phases OF agriculture,
mentioning rapid progress and
urging more interest in this line
OF work.
Special examinations will be
held in the state on june 10th and
27th. About forty will apply to-
examination here.
Our number nears $50. Com.
mittees were appointed TO draft
resolutions on obituary and on
Constitution OF SoutheastArkansas
Teachers Association. Just or
gained.
Physicians are invited TO call
and lecture.
The State Board Of Health sent DR.. Il
M. Fly
| To tell the members Of The Colo1ed
Normal why
| Tuberculosis. Malaria and the busy
house ~
| Joined hands with the hook worm. 50
tnsky
That the Nations health is some risky
This quiet man showed the hook worm
chart
Explained how this vile worm played
his part,
And how our ignorance OF his game
Allows the hook worm to rsvsge our
frame.
To Rockeielow Institute and Board OF
Health
We send our thanks for Wisdoms wealth
Next came Pioi. Vinegar OF Pine Blnff
10 show us some TEACHERS are mere stuff
While some are raising men to higher
plane.
With others It's a ersii OF money game
Mr. Ego and MIR hessor had . dsputat
As to who should be the mighty that
The contest was long but neither won
For they discovered that they ara one
La rural place lessor is common,
Prof rare
As the roses sweetness cast on the
desert AIR.
Showed how berg sank queenly Titanic,
Such a teaensr must face his panic
Preached about a water cure
Applied TO bodies which vultnres fear
Then mans inhumaniiy to man explained
The beauty Of virtue, honor and patriot
ISM proclaimed,
f. NJ LOCKE, Sec'y.
Den Ark, June tor.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-06-25
Statement of
Dermott Drainage District.

The Drainage proposes issue
includes land Choot County 100 Ashley
County and 600 acres Drew Couna acreage of 7s74o
ae6 lots and Bssve and Hudspeth and miles of ST. Louis
Iron Mountain Southern Railway OF log
present time, approximately cutiva
yielding and the remainder
consisting growth
valuation District for
of which fully
land the District and the remainder divided be-
the railroads In opinion
cash market of lands only the District would be
as follows;
I474s acres in cultivation at SIS s5Ie,1so
SIS per ss4 $50
OF District 900
all the lands in the District These
and do
worth the lands but the figures which the lands could
The lowest assessed value OF land
District tor State COUNTY taxes 80 per acre ana
supposed be OF the market value although
District could be purchased
tor less than $40 at the minimum ana oon kno" OF any 0f SAFE
that
Dermo population of There
land District including the OF lots
nonresidents living
surrounding the Exceptionally good
New Division OF the Railroad by the Der
BY Dermo Lake Village Branch OF the
anzed under the General Drainage Act OF
the State Arkansas and the plans tor the were drafted
by w E Ares Memphis Tennessee who will charge OF the
The contemplated OF the construction
o
mile which will drain all OF the lands within the District
whose length t~entyone miles and whose width nine miles
When Chco County Levee holds OF the Distinct subject
and breaks about OF the District
subjeot the Mississippi River AT
OF the District OF
land.
tne following exceptions, 0 District
other bonds The Chico Levee Dis
lands Chcot
when the lvee breaks taxed OF the $50
the Damage District Chico about sub
Jet breaks these
annually mills dollar assessed tor State
mills being valorem all
small District
Dermou Lake Village Special School
Districts but the number OF taxed Aside
and Demott includes Water
Paving School Distinct, lands District
than proposed
II Districts closely held, | ME
do hold the
n The District absolutely a
land Practically all the land holdings
do Dlstrc
he tax
only large land the Distriethe Bliss Cook
BssvIe.
land the DstIiot This land practically al unult
burden
he
holding which about tor land and lots
exclusive above named Lumber Company
To TO
levied
follows:
! TO lands -~-~--a S47s,343I3
| To lots beng IS per otl
o railroads and log road
per
S The
OF sbT24s which, OF doesn't include
DstIc
per quently,
,ataJn Tho nyNrl, StNllnu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

h%altenben, tiefiibenoen, @ronii9en @ranfz
beiten Ser Mdnner nnb Sra11en un6 lang
fam ma6ienben nnb 1i6 entipidelben@tn=
bern lit lire Bebarolung abfofnt fi@er
in ibren &%irfungen.
Sn Ser 8ebanblung bon &rebs, Sumor,
uberfulpfen 9riien nnb 6roniiden 3autz
fr nnabsr,e;36 sebmTai a95s;L,1 tie Die 5 @s45a%s
9ieie 8ebano1ung be tebf in ser ginz
ipribung zines &eimes, tpeI9er bas S9liiz
1tge in nnb Inn Die Infhtpe1ung 5eritDrt,
ba er ser &ranfbeit tDbtli@ lit; CUR @eiz
lung iinb MIR Elm paar ginfpribun9en
notbtpenoig; fein @9mer5, fein Mbbalten
bon ser Nrbeit ober Sem @e19dfte, unb
abfplut 1ider in feiner @irtun9.
office unb 2aboratorinm 327, Sribnne
Mnner @ebdnbe, ST.. @ebriiher @ea baz
ben tpie lire &ecorbs betpeifen, mebr Ra@
tienten gebei1t, als irgenb tpe19e anbere
9oftoren i'm Nor01peiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
lpr1bere oos ibnen perboBte Deutid=

lonberc bas ibnen perbaBte Deutid
lanD.
Oberf lahlidl mie tmmer, lit otf
fonrole Da,rfeeprelie, ltetS bereit fil1
li6 a11f Soften Mn6erer &eclame 81
MAIDEN. SIR @rumoiab lit: Sour I'M:
1rer o'rauf los gelogett, es bletbt I'M:
11er ettpos b6ingen." Shon felt lan=
qen ssSSabren m1trbe BON oiei er Brel1e
iiber sic Germans" gelogen uno &C.
bebt. - Die Soat bat ibre 6riidte
gebrod)t; Elm lhredli6er @eltfrteg tit
entflammt.
Iielen 8eltfrieg beniibt 6ieie lau=
bere Erelle ebenfaus nte6er fir Sc
clome, fir ibren @el6berttel, aber
oudj fir meitere 2iigen gegen Sic
v@ermons." Eagtdgli6 tiidt tie IT.
rem 2eiern 2iigen iiber 6as brntole
Sseiben ser 6elttihen Solooten
al1f - 11no sic nit @oB gegen 6aS
Deutidtb11m iiberfiitterten 9eier. Der
iflingen bieie @ouerfoit nit 8eba=
gen. SIR &er3e1tsmuni6 lit: Ser
manD mutt disappear from tbe map
Of europe in tbiS ltruggle."
Sic 6iiriten g11ropa's - &onige
l1n6 &oi1er = liegen 6ieier mtlero=
beln 8reiie fdtper I'M Magen. Die
gbrentitel> melde 6ieie @hreiberiee =
len biel EN- Giriten geben, mte
,,@rotpne6 Mnar9iit" etc. 5eigen, mas
fir cine Soee 6tefes Te6erpieb bonn
R0nigtbum bot. Sic propbe5eit bent
aonigtbum SEN untergang nno gang
europa mer6e nit &%epublifen iiber=
lat fem, bon 6enen auein 6as Sell
fiir sic @olfer 5u ertparten lei. Wie
begliift sic @0Ifer aber 6ur6 &eprt-
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Mnfflar1tne iiber bas @eidledtsleben
in Sen @d1len.

Ser l1nterri9t iiber Serualbpgiene
miro b%e1tt5utoge bon unieren Jog.
uforti6rittli9en" 9ebrern nn6 800
5ialreformern" ols Elm Mittel geger
Sen Sittenperfan Ser Belt on9eprie<
fen. ssSn elmer Mn5ab1 bon 5ta6ten
iin6 bereits Mnitrengun9en gemadt
por6en, Sic en l1nterri@t in Sen
Sdulplon ein5nfiibren. Cine ioeben
i'm @erlage Ser @entrol=S teue 6eS
Central @ereins in engIii9er Spra=
DIE unter Dem Gite1: rSbe Sea6ing
of Ser &pgiene in Sur 5dools" er=
i6ienene 8roi@iire 1egt 6ie @tellnng
oar, sic &atbolifen ia ale berniinf=
tig 6enfen6e Meni6en 6teier Srage
gegeniiber einnebmen iouten. Die
8roihiire itommt aus ser Sober 6es
bodp. S. &eiermorm, g.. s., @raii=
benton bes ct. Tobier College in @ir=
cinnatt> 3. sic erldier 3uerit oIs
Mrtifel in 6em befannten me6i5ini=
f6en 6a9blatte: nTbe 2mcet Clinic"
un6 tp1tr6e bon Me6i5inern, 2ebrerr
un6 @9riftitemern o1gemein giinitig
benrtbeiIt. Tim ser Ma@froge 5u ge-
niiQen, tp11r6e sic Mbbat6lung, nit
neiteren @elegen a11sgeitottet, bon
ser Central 6telle ols 8ro1diire
berausgegeben. @ie 8roi6iire beban-
6elt EN- midtiges Ebemo, iber 6as
morr iid 11nterrtdten fol1te, 11n6 6a<
Ter ioltc sic 8rof6iire meiteite Ser
breitu11g fin6en, DEFENDERS 6a ii6 Ser
&retS 6es @in5eleremp1ars a1f 1l1r 5
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&erlan9t

Manner, mel9e aftipen Gbeil neb-
men un6 6em Monager elmer groBen
Cattle COMPANY CUR @an0 geben, sic
organitert lit un6 Elm g11tes @eidaft
tbut. @inloge BON $4,000 Bis $4,000
perlan9t. Mubergeu0bnlide @e1e-
genbeit, Mntbeil 5u bober an elmer
Der beiten Eropoiitionen in oielem
2un6e.
Moreiie: &ootenai @allep Cattle
@ompanp, Sbubert 8l6g., ct. Saul,
Minn., o6er nad5ufrogen in ser Of
flee 6es vNeor6ltern." 1927
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Solooteu mieoerbolt nit tiefem De
oal,ern berid)ten miilien. l1n6 10 ct
1pos erfred)t iid MIN, iiber oeutide1'
y8orburism11s" 81 lamentirer1.
Mon 5iete nun ei1len @erglei6 5tDi=
id)en Ben Yarteien, un0 'elb1t Ser ber=
binenlte 0eutldenbalier m1b einge=
iteben, oaB bas l1rtbeil 5ugunlten bes
ourb trefflide 3uht, 0urd feline
lopale, glttnriitbige @eiinnung. ousge-
5eidneten bel1tlhen 5ol0aten ausfalt.
Ser r8orborismu1s" liegt m1f Set
ten Ser @erlcl1moer England, Strait
reid, N1tBlano un6 @elgien, tpelde
oiei e ihn1utigen binterliltigen 8e=
id11loigungen ols @affe gegen
Oeutlhla11o benuben ga tie I'M offe=
men Sample niht Be teben fojnnen.