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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-02-26
@ Between Our PEOPLE

President Wilson on the subject. For policy's
sake, Tumulty allowed the letter to reach the
President. This is the correspondence:
In letter to w W. Prescott, editor of the
Protestant Magazine of this city, President Will
son paid high tribute to Mr. Tumulty The
Protestant Editors Plant
January IS, 1914.
"The President, Washington, D. c.
Sir: 1 learn from personal interviews and
among Protestants that it is practically impos-
sible for any communication relating to the acti-
Vities- of the Roman Catholic Church to reach you
personally, for the reason that all such letters
are withheld from you by your private secretary
Mr.. Tumulty. 1t is unfortunate both for you and
the country that such impression prevails and
that it seems to have some foundation
Before dealing with this subject in this maya
zine am writing to ask for a statement from you
which might be of service in restoring confidence
among some of the best citizens of this repub-
lie. Any reply however brief, showing that this
letter actually reached you would be a source of
satisfaction.
when you were Governor of New Jersey I
wrote you concerning criticisms of your
course in which you were charged with showing
favor1tism to the Roman Catholic Church. and
your reply placed the matter in such light that
L did not deem it necessary to make any refer
ence to the subject My desire is to deal fairly
with public men, and hence this letter.
thanking you for any attention which you
may give to my request, L am, yours very truly,
"W. w. PRESCOTT"
ACoNCLUDED ON PAGE SKI
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-02-26
and Their President

capital, and act as the Pope's spy at our
White House
The Pope and his Italian Ring intended to
place their spy 6etaOeen the american people
and the President.
They succeeded. Tumulty has been the
watchful spy Of the Italian q0no is building
up HIS EMPIRE inside of our Peoples
Republic.
Tumulty let's nothing go by him, unless he
chooses When Romanist priests come prowl-
ing into the White House, they are taken at
once to the President. Thus they kill off
immigration bills before Congress gets done
with them.
Tumulty names the chaplains for army and
navy. Tumulty says who shall see the Presi-
dent, and whose letters shall reach the Presi-
dent
Tumulty keeps Protestant preachers wait
ing, hour after hour. to see their President,
until worn out with waiting and with Tumul-
ty's internal insoIence, they go away
This situation is becoming national dis
grace. 1t is an insuferable thing that every
Catholic priest can have the Presidents ear
at 0ny time, whereas Protestant ministers
have to wait, and wait, and wait, aOhlze the
Sneering papaz spy, TWnu1zty, does not even
0zl0a0 the President to k70ao that the MINISTERS
are an the M0oSi07a
A few days ago, Protestant editor wrote
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13

these ideal
the be frOHen?
sOung emtnt and fn IdaGa lay upon
srueT There WILDE in thu for
oppUtunt an drestmg W
tie hole mst if lie o
mhernn hpesbe GHeta ard the wis warning b
will
up efrt hHht the true 0
If fall mtoh ands HePhn ar to be
khOughy
hsis t. first ead the yOmgm anh e
natq dandsh o
t. tina ustOn depends the hureof h a IS
thai Christian civilization
cheer to the o
the harsn OrrOwtO II grave"
Rrtda gMeChr
RIGHT houdt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13
A CRITICAL TIME

Their is NJ critical tim the life f he young h
his hma
a
# hmedsc eOec
o. mothers nshtO nmdar he' suhtnn counsel
'FRONT.' all eyoungman o mehk and to to
his has within the OF
service
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13
DECISION IN RAILROAD CASE
GIVEN BY JUDGE LITTLEJOHl
eugene GRACE DEAD
At NEWMAN Home
SUCCUMBS TO WOUND INFLICTED
TWO YEARS AG0-HIS WIFE WAS
CHARGED WITH FIRING THE
SHOT

Newman, G., Jan. 70. - Eugene
Grace died here at 1:45 this morning
from the bullet wound mysteriously
received in Atlanta nearly two years
ago, He had suffered from partial par
alysis since shortly after the shoot
ing occurred, and had been in a seri-
Gus condition for several days.
Grace was wounded at his Atlanta
home in March, 1912. Police sum
moned by telephone call found him
in semi-conscious condition. At the
hospital he accused his wife, Mrs
Daisy Opie Grace, of the shooting
Mrs Grace was found at the home o.
Graces mother here, and arrested or
his accusation. Later in the same
year she was tried on a charge ol
attempted murder and found not gull
tv by jury.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
WILL MEET TONIGHT
EVERY MEMBER is URGED TO BE-
ON HAND AT MATTERS OF I'M
PORTANCE WILL COME UP

The Chamber Of Commerce will hold
an important meeting tonight in the
Chamber of Commerce building on
Forsyth street at seven O'Clock. Ev-
cry member of the booster organiza-
ton will be expected to be on hand
as matters of Importance will come up.
A postcard announcing the meeting
has been mailed out to every member
of the chamber. There are in the
neighborhood of 200 on the roll OF
members. President Clark and Score,
tary Gardner are both anxious that a
large number of members be on hand
Several large deals are hanging fire
at this stage of the game and they
will be settled at this meeting tonight
Americas has a chance to land con
pie of new manufacturing enterprises
il the Chamber Of Commerce goes af-
ter them in the right way. Such i'm
portant questions as these will b.
discussed at this meeting. Anyone il
terested in seeing Americas grow
ard prosper, is invited to attend
the meeting. 1t makes no matter
whether you are a member or not, yoi
are invited 10 be on hand
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13
FIRST MEETING
OF ASSOCIATION
this AFTERNOON
AT home OF MRS. HAWKINS
A Session of Importance
Announced

The meeting this afternoon of the
ladies' of the Americas Hospital asso-
citation is the first one of the new year
and will be one of considerable bus
mess Importance. Reports of commit
tees will be rendered and the progress
of work upon the handsome new hos
pital building justly the pride of Amer
icus and Sumter county, will be dis
cussed at length, as the main building
is rapidly nearing stage of compile
ton and particular care in the prog
ress of interior work will be required
from this time until the final finishing
touches are added The meeting this
afternoon will be held at three O'CLOCK,
at the residence of the president, Mrs.
c. G. Hawkins, on College street, and
every one of the $50 members of the
Hospital association is urged to at
tend and be interested in the import
ant work.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13
]. E. MATHIS WILL HEAD COMMIT.
TEE OF CITIZENS THAT Will
HELP RAISE FUNDS FOR THE
Y. M. C. A.
CAMPAIGN WILL OPEN WITH
BANQUET THURSDAY NIGHT
JnO. w. SILVER VIII Command Team OF
Business Men That VIII Help Raise
$4,000.

Meetings of the leaders of the move
ment for rehabilitation of the Young
Mems Christian Association of Amer
icus are being held each day and tn
work Of preparation is going steadil'
on. Men of large business interests
are changing their plans SO as to have
a hand in the campaign under the gen.
eral communicating of Mr. L. G. Coun-
Gil, as stated in our>last issue.
Prof. ]. E Mathis has accepted the
Craftsmanship of the Citizens commit
tee and Mr.. John w. SILVER will be
chairman of the Business Mems com
mittee The names of the leaders OF
the eight teams of the Citizens COM
mittee and the captains of the eight
companies of the Business mems COM
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA WINS d.
CISION FROM HAROLD BROTl
Frs AND OTHER PROPERI|
OWNERS
CASE WILL Be CARRIED
TO THE SUPREME COUF
Railroad Must Be Responsible r
Amy Actual Damage Done PrOpert
holders Along This Street.

The injunction proceedings institu
ed by Harold Bros. ct. al, against Il
Central of Georgia Railway Co.,
restrain that corporation from q
tending it's track along Hampton stre8
has just reached a conclusion at t
hands of Judge q. A. Littlejohn, b
fore whom the case was tried sor
time ago, who rules in favor of {
defendant corporation, but with &C
tain conditions respecting the int
ests of owners of abutting property.
In his ruling Judge Littlejohn.
effect, held that the railway compal
has the legal right to make the g
tension of tracks proposed, but shou
damage to abutting property result t
company could be held liable thereto
The matter of damage, no douI
would be determined by arbitratic
but in any event compliments hal
the right to seek compensation ther
for.
Petitioners, however, will appe
from the ruling Of Judge Littlejol
and the proceedings will be transfe
red to the supreme court for adjudic
ton Steps to that end were irnnl
diately instituted yesterday by cou
sci representing Harold Bros, and &
case goes up at once.
The proceedings are of much loo
interest. Some time since the Centr
railway was granted permission by t
city council Of Americas to extend
sidetrack from the Harold Bros. wos
yard, where it now stops, along Ham
ton street in rear of Turpins stab
the Parker warehouse, and in front
the baseball park to a point at,
near, Lamar street. Some proper
owners favored the extension, viii
others interposed objection thereto9
Harold Bros, who own large pro
erty interests abutting on Hampti
street, objected to the extension
the track from its present terminus
their yard, alleging that other proper
controlled by themselves would
damaged thereby, and the injunctil
proceedings followed 1t is possih|
that the railway company will awd
final ruling by the higher court befOl
proceeding any further in the pref
Uses.
Citizens generally are interested
the final outcome Of this cause celebr|
which has been in the limelight Il
! some time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13
NEW COURT WILL
NOT Be MADE 4
COLLECTING AGENCY

Atlanta, Jan. 12.--T. H, Martin the
Atlanta business man who tried t.
prosecute former employee criminally
for a debt of rs cents in the new mu-
nicipal court got the hook pretty
strong from Judge Luther z. Rosser
Jr., who not only dismissed the case
but assessed costs ill the sum of $500
against Martin for bringing the action
This seems to indicate once and for
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13
REBELS IN CONTROL
OF NORTHERN MEXICO

from Ojinaga had completely crush
ed the Huerta government in north
Mexico, General Francisco Villa to-
day said that he would begin tomor-
row to move his army to Chihuahua,
preparatory to his campaign south
ward. At Chihuahua Villa expects to
have a force of 10000 men from
which to draw for attacks on zacate-
cas-, Aguas Calients and Guard Ala
jara.
The defeat of the northern divis-
ion of the federal army leaves us con-
cerned only with the SOUTH said
General Villa. The few remaining
federal garrisons on the west and
east coasts will be driven out by the
rebel forces now surrounding them,
Mexico City has always been my des-
tination."
The village of Ojinaga is, a wreck
from it's recent bombardment, but
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13
AINSWORTH and WHITE Will
FEATURE Y. NJ. 6. A. BANQUET

nently mentioned for the bishopric. Mr.
White is one of the live business men
OF Atlanta who has for many years
seen in the Young Mems Christian As
sociation one of the. best channels for
the investment of the time and infiu
ence of man who wants to see the
best returns from his efforts.
There will be no financial solicita-
ton, but the conference is called %
discuss and develop plan to meet our
needs. This plan has never failed to
succor associations that have been in
condition similar to ours, and will
succeed here.
The dinner is to be served by the la
dies of the Hospital association at a
dollar a plate, the proceeds going to
that most worthy enterprise. Tickets
on sale at the door
Let every man interested in the well
fare of Americas attend, enjoy a splen-
did dinner, good music, excellent
speaking, and have a hand in inaugY-
rating the completion Ct most In
portrait undertaking
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13
FORMER PRESIDENT OF WESLEY
AN WILL BE PRINCIPAL SPEAR
Err AT Y. M. C. A. BANQUET on
THURSDAY NIGHT.
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
WILL SERVE BANQUET
MIR. Woods White, Prominent Business
Nan of Atlanta, viii Also Be Pres
ent and Make Speech.

The campaign for rehabilitation Of
the Americas Young Mems Christian
Association will be inaugurated at q
business mems dinner conference at
the Light Infantry armory hall next
Thursday night at Z o'clock.
DR.. w. N. Ainsworth, of Macon, and
Mr.. w. Woods White, of Atlanta, will
be guests of honor. DR. Ainsworth Is
one of the great orators of his denomi-
nation, was for years president OF
Wesleyan college, and is now promi-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13

all the policy Of the new munich
court to do away with the collection
debt through the agency Of the cril
inal warrant, as practice which It
said was INDUCED in a good deal
the former justice Of the peace CONF
The lower courts will continue as n
ual to render the lawful aid in the b
lection of debts through the civil /
vision, but it is announced as n
warning that cases involving debt mV
not be brought into the criminal an
ion.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13

nittee will be announced tomorrow.
The business mems dinner at the ar
mory next Thursday night will be a
function of great interest With the
oratory OF DIR. w. N. Ainsworth, the
music of a good orchestra and the
toothsome menu to be served by
ladies of the Hospital association every
nan interested in the good things Of
life should he there.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13
VILLA DRIVES
FEDERALS ACROSS
TEXAS BORDER
GENERAL BLISS WILL DEPORT
MEXICAN SOLDIERS WHO SEEN
SAFETY in TEXAS
REBELS WILL MARCH
ON CHIHUAHUA next
Villa is Planning Bold Str0ke to Cap
ture Mexico City and President
Huerta
Preside, Tex, Jan. 12.-Believ-
ing the retreat OF the federal army

Preside, Tex, Jan. 12.-Believ-
ing the retreat OF the federal army
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-13

IContnued on Page Fivel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Wasnctiid)er Yl5biinn.

Nit feinem Segriif lit 10 piel linz
mug getrie6en lporbel,. ipie NIT Dem oes
Wa9netismliS. Sas idreibt iid idon
bon ldnsIr p%ergan9enen 3eiten her. Ut
aber nit Der 3unabme Der nat1rs
lpiiicnifaftlidcn Iuifldrung nidt picl
bclicr gelporben. Suogeitipn, SppnoS
tismus nnb gar Spiritismns babcn
INNER on Den 9ebeimniBpolen magnes
tiiden ardften cine lpiI1cnidaftlidc
StiiBc gcllld)t. ga Der Aberglalibc
bcim beiten 8iaen nid)t immncr NIT
Sumor bebanbelt iperbcn bari. 10 ut es
rririlhenb. bnB Der Wagnetismus mn
urd, cinmal in cincr Weiie miBbrdilht
nirb, iiber Die man ber5iid) laden
fam. Sic @pdenIhrift ~Scicntitic
Mmcrican" (5u bcutld: Ser fpi'lcns
ldaftlide Imcrifoncr) fest ibren Sc@
fern Gin WGrdlen Dor, ipic Der Wd9ne@
tismuis our Ibrihtnng bon Sbiercn
peripertbet iperbcu fomne. Sas ipdrc
allcrbings Gin triumph Der Iuss
niBune iencr rdtbielbnftcn Strait. Die
man 10 germ ina6cipnbcrc ais tbieris
idcn Wogncti5mlo bc6cihnct bat.
Ser Gntbcdcr bcS foitbnrcn Vertnb@
rcn5. Den iibrigcus ole nncrifaniihc
3eitidrift iclbit eincn gscnialcn BAR
mum" ncnnt. bat iid) nit Icinen Glcts
tromngnctcn nlsbnlb an Den Slcpbnns
ten bcranBcmod)t ulo an pns Sbicr.
nit Dem iih am mcilfcn crreidlcn ldBt.
8cun Die mdanetilde @cbnnplung bel
3citcn bcginnt, iol tic pcn Glepbans
ten bcidbiacn, nidlt mir Iepcr tprpers
lidlcn Srerur ipiai8 81 iolgcn, Ionnerr
aud, nnd Dem Bethlehem oes Sragcs
i~tellers mntbemntiidpe @nignben 81
lDIcn obcr nnberc nift Su ld)ipcrC
Nragcn ridltig 81 be|autlporten. Scl
@agnet lpiirpe 9eluinermaBen Die Sn'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

groBe 0ullc ma bis anf Den lebten
Ylas gefiiIlt, mebrere tauIenO NerIps
nen tparen dnlueienb mn lpobl Die
gleibe Iu3abl nartetc por Der Sbiire
auf bas @rgebuiB. Sir Sisc lpure
Den burbert Worf unb mcbr %be8ablt,
ililb 9eriftcritatter aus aller Scrren
2dnbcrn paren anlpeicnb. Scr 9nr5e
.@cridtsbpf", Tihter, 3eugcn, 8c@
idlpprcuc. SdJubleutc, Der IngctlaBte.
NQe lpareu i'm &oitiim Der humuli9en
3eit g~eflcibct. unb 5llnl Sbeil mar Die
Nrfmad)un9 iebr ipirfungsppl. Us
mar cine ieltinmc WiId)unJ bon mo-
Scrnenl Siibnenrealismus nnb 9eilts
reid)er l%llferci. Sn lebterer that lid
natiirlid beipnoers Sbalp bcrpor, 10
3. .. oils CT ingte: r8cnn sic 1ih
cinbilbcn, bab britiife @eihlpprene
burdD Sepeiie beeinilllBt tuerocn tons
iten. 10 babeu Sic feline Ibnuug, mas
@nglnnb lit" brilliant mar nlld) oas
aren5perbDr bon 9ccil Gbciferton, llnD
cnblih fllr5 Dor 5ipDlf llbr lpurpe inter
Dem Sltbel bes Ellblifums Der l(r@
tbeilsiprud auf S~obtid)lag perfiinpct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

Den StrpnI elmer an Dus S,Gmnlerdeil
einerieit5 nno an Deir fcpcrnDen Im@
boz anbcrieits nngeid)lollenen galpos
nila)en Settle bnrd) bic gcgclt Die Mcms
brnnc bringenbeit Sctal,pcIlen alb
ipcd)lelno Utlterbrcd)cn uno lrblieBeu.
Sn biciem Stromnnterbrcdjer = benz
.@cber", ipie mir beutc lasen - licDt
bas @eientlid,e Der NciS 'idcn grfinz
bung. Gr betpnte ausbrildlidj, bGB
auBer Der mcnid,liten Gimme ebenio
gut Die Gone gutter Sraclpfeifen nnb
De5 8lapiers rcprpbu5iert pcrDe!l
fDnnten, luenn man Den Ipparat alf
Den Heionan3boben bes Snitruinents
icbe. Sognr bel perid,loiicnen Sem
Itcrn lnlb Sbiiren mdbig lalt oe@
Ilngene Melobien ipurbeu in elmer
Gntfernnng o etipa 800 SltB oellt=
lid bDrbar. Hcis brafte Damn Ieiren
Ippurat audi in Den Snnbel nnb lieb
anfiinbigen. bab Der @tcfan:fer Wil>
belm Ilbert in Sranffurt nm @tnin
pns Snltrlmcnt 81 einem b:lisen
Treiie etlpaigen 2~iehbubtrn iiberlniic.
Scine grfinblng fonb iebot feline Be-
dd)tung, nirgenbs lpurbcn ieins Be
ltrebltngen nnterltiist. Se!bit cine
u%ngeiebene 3eitihrift, Die 9o5sene
borf' den g%nnulen, ipeigcrtcn iid,. cine
ipilienihdfilihe grorterln1 BON Hcis
ilber iein 5elephon auf6unehmen tno
lnnbten linn Die Irbeit 3priif nit Dem
lafpniI6en @eiheibe: ,llnSlor55aft."
3ipei Sabre mad DEM Sorc bes .&a@
ters Deg Selepbons" trdt Dnltn Dor
Imcrifaner @rabnin Bell. Der fudbrs
ifeinlif Die Grfinouno BOP Teis gc>
fnnrt bat, NIT ieinrr G~rfiabul9 hes
INSTRUMENTATION Sernipretbcr5 Ecr>
prr.--n1. g."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
~Shatamtsicfretdr Wseglopu.

Inter bcm ncllcn @lIlrtsr@.lcrpt@
gcicb, g%cip0bnIid .Gurf1rrp Yam" &C.
ronnt, pirb Sdnbamt5icfrctdr @m.
Gibbs IcNbpp 81 cincm Der mid)ti9a
iten II. einflllBreidbitcn Snftoren IN Den
Sanfz mn Sinan3frciien be5 9anbeS.
Sas @eieB madlt ben ShaBanttsiefrcs
tar CT pificio elm Mitglieo bes alls
iicbcu Witglicbern beitcbcnhcn Snnz
bcss 8eicrperatbes mn ferner Gin
Ntit9licb bcs Organizations Iitse
idu'ies, ipeld)er nit Der Surdfibrun9
bes neicn @eIebes betrnnt lit. Sos
@eieb berlcibt linn grobc WudltbeTugs
niiie. 6crr Wcgbup, ipeldlcr int
filnf5iaiten Sabre itebt, iii Elm Siib@
ldnbcr. Scr nbcr Ieine groBten grfplac
I'M Norbcn crrlIngen bat. or mlrpc
in Scnnciicc gcburen, inu Sabre 1855
our acknowledgements 5~usclaiien nno
etablicrtc lid IN CHATTANOOGA. VI
lpa Inipalt fir cine @iienbabn nrlo
cine gonfz Corporation big 1892, Inn
lpelde 3eit CT nad) Ntcp 9urf lam.
Gr crlangtc cincn n%atipnalen HllI
hllrf Die G%rbnuunB Der Silnnels inter
Dem @ubion@ Sluiic, ipeldc Sem 9ort
unO Nelp Sericp in bireftc Serbinbun9
brdd1te1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
@iirmer bernrinden bic Shmcr5cn
Cures &inocs.

llebclrie6cnbcr uuD u%nnngencbmer
Itbcm. hulflc Hinge INN Die Iugeu,
5~eitipciliges Sieber, nit groBem
Surit; @angen errotbct unb bann
blcid). gcihlpollencr llnterlei6 nit
groBcn, frnmpfdbnlihen Shmer5cn
Iinb lautcr In3cihen bon 8iirmeru.
2uiict Gllcr Sinh nid)t leiben. &tfa=
ppp Worm &iler brin9t iid)ere 2inbcz
rllng. Is tDbtet sic Wiirmer. pdbs
rcnb bclicu abfiibrcnbe @irfung bel
CUR @eilunbbeit beitrGgt. inbem Die 9e>
fdbrliden unb ipihrigcn Wiirmer cntz
fcrnt lperocm &idapcu &urm Siiler
iollte, ais Gin @eiunbbeitsbcriteler,
in icbcm &auic iein. IbIplut &C.
iabrloS. anlliet beute cine Sd)adltel.
Yreis 20 Geufs. 81 alien Ipotbetct
oDer per Yoit. &ifapuu Snbiau
Wcpicine 60, Ybilaoelpbia ooer
ct. 9puts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
@unberbares Snitenmittel.

81. Sings Nefp DISCOVERY lit iibers
al ais bas Iittel befonnt. bas iid,er
Suiten pber grfdltun9en furirt. 3.
g. 2atpion ppn ebiinu, Cent,
ifreibt: rSr. Sings Netu Discovery
lit Die trrnhcrbarite Iebi5in fiir Sus
item, grfdftnngen. 9als@ nnb 2ungens
leiben, Die ih ie III meinenl 2aosu pers
fault babe. Sic fam nidt iibertrpfs
fen tperben unp perfd,lft lid leiht,
Sieielbe bebarf feiner 8arnntie."
0ieies fomnt Dnber, neil Or. Sings
Nep Discovery bic tartrddieiten 9uz
item linb grfdltuneeu linbert unb Bel
aunsenleiben ifneu bilft. Sic %io1ten
itets cine Slaid)e I'M 5allie bnhen fir
ale Witglieber Der Camille, so Cts.
uno 500. Sn allen Ipotbeten ooer
per Yoit. $. e. gmflen & Co., Hbila=
beipbia Dber ct. 9Dmis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Gin iitcrariiher S6er5.

2~puhou. s. Gan. '14.-Giu lite
roriider Sfcr5 pllrbc gcitern Ibenb
D Den ungcicbcuitcn cngliid)cn
Sdriftitellcrn in Der Sings &nll,
Gopent @nrbeu aufgciilbrt. Die &pns
bpucr Nbtbcilung Der SidcnSz @eIeQz
ldnft filbrtc Den ~Sru6eB 9egcn Sobn
Snspcr lpc9cu Der Grmurbung bon Or
min Sropb" Dor. IS bnnbclt lid nm
G%barafterc Der lcBtcn Mnpollcnbetcn
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