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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11

sets.
There are toilet sets in silver and
the more popular ones. of ivory, both
the Partisan ivory and the real.
There are lamps-a very large
choice of them, gas, oil, and electric
lamps for the living room, boudoir.
hall and drawing room. from the stu
dent lamp to that of crystal, and
mighty attractive are the latter.
The subject of rugs is of course
more limited, being confined mostly
to Oriental ones; any and all Of these
are acceptable. Watch the sales Of
these and you will be surprised to
find how reasonable they are. They
can be put to SO many uses that ever,
the very smallest ones, especially
those Of silk, may be used for table
runners, over the backs Of chairs, at
landings On stairways. :.
Wickerware is another inexhaust-
ible subject, It seems, for everything
for the house is reproduced in wickel
from the trays to furniture. both for
indoors and the ubiquitous sleeping
porch. When purchasing these get
the willow, as It outlasts the lighter
many years. Sleepy hollow chairs
and Preside chairs are always most
acceptable.
Above all things consider the cir
cumstances of the bride; find out II
possible what she is in need OF anS
give a small present. If large one
is out of the question:; but get the
very best Of its kind.
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THE GREATER INTEREST
IN THE HORSE

It does not add to ones sense OF
comfort to open ones eyes and con-
slider the question whether the domes-
tic animals on our streets are well
cared for or not, Most people go their
way, comfortably obllvious as to
whether horses are we'll fed and
kindly considered or the reverse 1t
creates an unpleasant sense of re-
sponsibility when one sees NAL
treated animal, feeling that 1t Is
ones disagreesble duty to Interfere
However, the horse seems to have
more friends than formerly In a
great many places work horse par
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11
TAKES OFF DANDRUTT.
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Save your HaIri Get q Is cent bottle
Of Danderine right noW-Also
stops itching scalp.

Thin. brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair Is mute evidence of neglected
scalp; Of dandruff-that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. II robs the hair
Of Its lustre, Its strength and Its very
life; eventually producing a feverish.
ness and itching Of the scalp, which
II not remedled causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die--then the
hair falls out fast. A little Danderine
tonisht-now-any time-will surely
save your hair.
Get 25 cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store. You
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
Of It II you will Just try little Dan
derine. Save your hair! Try 1t!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11
GET RID or THE
TORMENT OF RHEuMATlsM

Remember how spry and active you
were before you had rheumatism,
backache, swollen, aching Joints and
stiff, painful muscles? Want to feel
that way again? You can-just take
Foley Kidney Pills. For they quickly
clear the blood Of the poisons that
cause your pain, misery and torment
ing rheumatism. Coop Drug Co.
Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11

Your daughter is rather near sight
ed, said the doctor.
Well, replied Mr.. Growcher, I
don't know as we will regard II as
an affliction when she gets old enough
to want everything she sees wash
ington Star.
.f+j.
Do you make yoSr wife regular
weekly allowance?
do.
How much do you give her?
See here! 1 call 1t blamed cheeky
of you to ask what my salary is. -
Boston Transcript.
.l-+i.
DEBATE DELAYS VOTE
ON CANAL TOLLS REPEAL
Lines Drawn, However, For DISPOSE.
ton Of Measure Which 10 At.
tackled by Opposition
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11

The complete Get with elk
months subscription to The Rspub-
IIean. by mall, $2.ss; by carrier,
$50.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11

The complete Get with three
months subscription to The Re.
publican, BY mall, >2. 10; by carrier
'2'a'' 4 4AasL1HHl
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11

Innocent Old Lady Ito grocer)-I
hear great deal about the tango
tea nowadays. How much is II a
pound?-Life.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11

Washington, June S.-Debate In
opposition to the Panama canal tolls
exemption repeal occupied all of to-
day in the senate, and frustrated ef-
forts Of Democratic leaders to reach
vote on the repeal bill. Senators
Poindexter, MARITIME and Smith Of
Michigan, spoke during the day and
Senator Smith will continue tomor-
row. Lines were drawn for the fin
al disposition Of the measure, howev-
er, and parliamentary preIiminaries
were completed. Senator Simmons
presented to the senate as a substit-
ute for the committee amendment to
the repeal bill, the compromise
amendment agreed upon by himself
and Senator Norris of Nebraska.
This amendment declares that the
passage of the bill shall not De con-
strued as a REIMBURSEMENT OF any
right the United States may have UNI
der the Hay.Pauncefote treaty or
otherwise.
Senator Sutherland criticised the
Norris Simmons amendment and pro
posed the following:
Provided, that nothing herein shall
be considered as denying or abriding
the right Of the United States to dis
criminate in favor of the ships OF
commerce Of its citizens In respect
of the conditions or charges Of traf-
ac which may be imposed for the use
of the Panama canal, but on the con
trary, such right is hereby reassert-
| ed.
Expect to Reach Vote Today
Administration leaders asserted TO-
night that they expect to reach a vote
on the Norris Simmons amendment by
tomorrow afternoon.
Senator Poindexter told the senate
| that Great Britain debate was without
ground on which to base claim to
consideration in the control Of the
canal. He asserted that the treaties
| between the United States and Great
Britain referred to the proposed Nj
caraguan route and did not affect the
Panama route.
Says President Erred
Tolls exemption for both coastwise
and ocean going American ships were
urged by Senator MARITIME of New
Jersey, He regretted differing with
President Wilson in the controversy
and said
However honest the president may
be he may err, and believe In this
instance he has committed most
grieyous error.
The Democratic administration was
taken to task for its foreign policy
by Senator Smith, who declared the
president has not the far sightedness
of his predecessors.
wish | could give my full i'm
pressions ut. to what drove the presl-
dent to that desperate position, he
said. repeal of tolls exemption
| think he was moved to this meas
ure by sudden situation In Mexico
and as a result of visit OF officers
Of Japanese battleship to Huerta at
Mexico City.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11
ACCEPTABLE Presents
For Coming Bride

Presents, expensive and inexpens-
i've; presents that are useful and Or
namental; presents for the house and
presents that are for the BRIDES per-
sonal use, is the subject the friends
and relatives are discussing, weigh
ing and considering. For the help
of those concerned l will give a list
of acceptable presents:
The bride who intends to keep
house is the easiest one to select pres
ents for, for she is keenly interested
in everything from the kitchen to
the garrett.
The gifts Of silver for the table are
so many and so varied that I shall
give but very few. OF course, there
are the chests of silver, but 1t is the
simpler things with which we are
concerned. There are the usual bon
bon. cheese, lemon, sardine, pickle.
and butter dishes that are attractive
ly cased in silk boxes and accompan-
led with the appropriate fork In sill.
yer. and when say silver, sterling
silver is meant, OF course. The rims
of these glass dishes are usually OF
pierced silver. There are sterling
silver msyonnaise bowls with ladies',
boxed in a silk covered case that are
not expensive.
Then there are sherbet glasses that
are plain and inexpensive and those
Of silver deposit on glass that make
very acceptable gifts.
Salt sets of silver lined with gold
with silver spoons in cases are &C.
ceptahe.
There are marmalade jars. claret
pitchers, sandwich trays, ice tubs and
boudoir sets that are attractive, ac-
ceptable and at very reasonable pric-
es.
The most useful dis hin silver Is
the double vegetable dish.
Then there are planks that ,fit in
silver rims with handles, but sci
OF individual planRs would be quite
as acceptable and certainly as useful
as a set Of rsmekins both large and
small, the small ones for individual
use.
Sets of doilies. luncheon cloths and
very handsome table cloth with nap
kins to match, handsome covers for
serving table, tray, buffet and covers
for the bedroom tables, bureaus and
dressing tables are certainly most &C
ceptable, whether embroidered by the
donor or purchased at moderate or
eyorbitant price. The Madeira ones
wear so wonderfully and are so at
tractive and one cannot have too
many of these dainty and attractive
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11
GARDEN SALAD

Use equal portions of peas, beans.
string beans, celery and sliced on
ions. the latter II desired. The first
three vegetables should be cooked,
Place the mixture in bed of lettuce
leaves and dress with French dress
ing.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11
u. F. Repair Shop

SS North First West Phone 726w
We repair any and all kinds of Fur.
niture, Stoves. Upholstering. and Bug.
gy Tops. We sell Wall Paper below
anybody in town. Caisomining, House
Painting and Paper Hanging our
speciality. Discount OH Paper Hang.
ing. Picture Frames made to order.
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Exploit.

Mrs. YoLngbride Ito butcher)-T
want two pounds of beefsteak, and
have 1t rare, please. Boston Tran
script.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11

A close corporation is one into
which there is no entrance except by
special invitation.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11

AIDES and morse days are Delns
held at this time Of the year. The
summer is the period Of highest
strain for these faithful helpers. Any
thing that attracts attention to their
needs is useful.
Plenty OF cases of neglect can be
found on the streets of any city.
Drivers Of horses who are careless
In treating horses regard It as off,
cious and impertinent when people
call their attention to such neglect
The grocer's boy will crack his whip
loudly over his horses head, II he
sees some specially jealous friend OF
animals passing along the street.
Nevertheless, the person who protests
against cases of cruelty performs a
service.
The most obvious ill-treatment &C.
ours along one OF three lines; Insult
ficient feeding, lack Of protection
against insects, and badly fitting har-
ness. Many drivers fail to remedy
the last difficulty, simply because II
would take them Ave minutes to
punch a few extra holes In q strap.
The poorly fed horse is the discon'
tented horse. He plugs along the
street at a discouraged and dropping
pace, and balks at h fair sized load.
He returns no dividends to his owner
and is a discredit to any home, place
of business, or farm.
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CLEVELAND HAS BUT
FEW FLIES
Discussing the reputation Of Cleve-
land as a city that Is without flies,
Richard M. Winans in the current
Municipal Engineer presents some
interesting matter.
There seems to be little doubt Of
the fact that Cleveland deserves the
reputation It has earned. It Is said
in this article that tour OF inspec
ton through the market district OF
the city failed to discover more than
two flies, one in a meat market and
the other in bakery. Such state
ments sound incredible, like mis-
take or a misprint, but evidently 1t
is neither one nor the other, for we
have in support of 1t another state
ment by the mayor of Cleveland 10
the effect that although an OCCASION
al ay Is to be found in the business
district. the store in which one OF
these common pests can be f'und
is an exception. and in the house
holds of Cleveland the fly Is almost
a rarity.
IA Mr., Winans shows, there has
been fly swstting in Cleveland. but
the swatting was only Incidental 10
the real work Of fly determination
The swatting was made the means OF
arousing the interest Of the people
in the more effective methods OF get
ting rid Of the flies. 1t was the meth
nd nv which whole army OF boys
and girls living in every part OF 'he
o,,v wera enlisted IN a cleanup cam.
paign, not conducted by the boys ana
girls themselves, but brought about
by their scrutiny and report. The city
was districted, after the sentiment Ia
vorable to practical methods OF fly
destruction WAS fully developed ~
the public mind. and In each district
there was manifested general In.
terest in getting rid OF the unsanitary
conditions that breed the flies. That
part of the anti-ly crusade WAS. con.
Quoted with the utmost thoroughness,
the newspapers of the city giving pub
licity to those sections and prsSSises
where there was undue negligence or
refusal to comply with the cleanup
propaganda.
This is the crux OF all the effort
and method to get rid of the fly. Do
~. L.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-06-11
REPUBLICANS FAR IN THE
LEAD IN CALIFORNIA

Sacramento, Calf, June S.-With
only four counties to hear from, reg
istration figures received by Secre-
tary of State Jordan are as fol-. VS.:
Republicans ...,..........,. 347,6S7
Democrats ...........,,.,,. lSl,226
Progressiyes ............... l7O,SS5
Socialists ,..,.',,,....'..' fhl7
Prohibitionists ............ 25,365
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
8egen ben Scrfanf Der yMenace".

Die gu Ybilabelpbia. ga, eri6cis
nenbe vNorb@ Imerifa" itreibt:
Gin 9eipii'er Charles Sbepe, Der
ben Snbalt elmer Summer Der rWers
ace" ausecifrieen hattie, ipurbe bon
DEM Wagiitrat giienbropu entlalien.
Sic Ilfln9c bate nlif Sriebensbruh
g%elautet. Ser @ta9iitrot enti6ieb,
bab gegen Den offentlifen Gerfollf Der
v0tenncc" nifts getban perben fDntc,
bd Gerionen, bic an ben BARN ent>
baltenen Inariffen auf cine beitimmte
8elieton InitoB nebmen, Die 6iilfe Der
8erihte in In1prud nebmen miiBten,
unn baB or, fnas ihm nodmnls EN-
ioIfer Snl porfpmmen iolltc, i'm
fpabrlheinlih an ein bobcrcs @eridlt
peripeiien iperbc. Or cripdbnte ba>
BEL, bab Der Hebnftcur bes nGatbplic
Stdnbarp anb Simcs" linn babel be-
biilflih iein ipcrbc u1b baB bic Co
lumblls> Bitter bon Ybilabclphin be-
reits nit Dem General 1pitamte in
Waibington perbonoelt baben, llm
Die Innahme eines 8eiebes, bas bsn
Seralissebern Der .Wtenaee" Die Sc
giinitigung Der Scforberlrg bieies
Slattes burh Die Soit ent5ieben ipl."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Mnsgnbcn i'm Samsbnlt Der Smbuqner
Yrbetterfamilic.
(&oin Hcbaftcnr. J

Su uorigcr Summer muroe an
hieicr Steac gemclhet. Gin Gomitc Der
fathDliihcn Irbcitcrs Union Der 6l.
Sreifnlti9feits : @emcinbe fperoc Die
acacnipdrtigen Soften Der 9ebensbe@
riirfnii'c in Slibuoue itubieren. Cur
3cit lie9en ms Die SerednuIneen
brcicr nlls flint Yerionen beitebenben
Irbcitcrfamilien Dor. @ir beidrdnz
fen inns in bie1cr Summer barauf,
bas 8ciultnt jener. Drct Screfnrngen
i'll 5nbellenfprm lpicbcr5ugebcn. Ius
bieier Isabelle mirb man lid 10 GINGER
maBcu ifon olsrehnen fDnnen, lpas
cine giving MAGE" fir cine
Staot ipic DUBUQUE ieiu %iollte: etlpa
500 Collars pro Sabr. Die ior9>
fdltig 6liammcnseitelltc Sobclle gibt
Die idbrlid1en Soften Der 2etensmittel,
aleihnne, Sci5une ctc., etc, fir cine
Samilic bon flint Ycrionen. Gltern
unb brei ainbcr inter eff Sabren an:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

Hinbs lnb Shipciuefleiid,. Sic Stz
ocr3iffern fir &ennen betrugen 1917
im Sanllor bcs SabrcS 1911, unp
1882 in Gu9uit bes perfloncncl
Sabres. @ei5cunebl bagegen mar
MIR 9cringcn Sdnanfingen inter
l~pprfcn, init iintenber Senben6; Die
Slbcr5dblen fiir Die gierpreiie 1dllpan7
fen bin mn her, faleu bon 1851 I'M
Sonulnr 1911 auf 110.4 I'M Rai bes
ndnlid,en SnbreS. erreihcn nit 214.4
I'M Nopembcr 1912 ibrcn Sobepunft,
I'M i'm Snnllur 1913 lngefdbr Do nilz
%5llfommcr, lpo lie Slpei Sabre 5upor
9cltatpcn. Butter lit einigen Shpanz
filn9cn ~untertporfell. Die 3nblcn pcr@
Den bober, ipcnn alIf nid)t I'M ielben
WuBc lpie Die Der Slciihprobufte.
adrtoffeIn bcipeilcn Ihon cine itdrfere
Senben5 5ur &ertbeuerung; lire SilS
oer5obl inn Sanlnr 1911 beiaet:
1892; Sanlar 1912 abcr 177.S;
Sonuar 1913 124.S. i'm Illguit aber
1852. Ith Die Wild crbDbt Den
Sllrd,ihnittspreis Der Nabrunesnittel
nidlt ipeientlid,, pdbrenb Die 3uders
preiie' Die Snber5abl etlpas berabiessn
biirfte.
Sic Steieeruns Der 9cbensmittels
preiie lit alio fem ~~leerer 8abu".
llnh 0Slmcrifo" lit Ser Nniiht, .baB
Die EreiSe Heppllitipn u~niercr Seit nod,
%feiiesipe9s gum Ibiohlub aelanat lit.
uno paB Dicie @riheinung auf Die
ip5iale S%elpegung ginflliB ausiiben
miiiie."
Sic Sorberung zines Minbe'tlobnes
lest poraus. bab Sene, fpelhc bieie
SorDerling itellen, Dies nllf 8runb bon
Grmittelllngen tbrn, ipelfe Die 2pbn@
mn Scbcnsbehingung Der arbeiter be-
riifiihti9cn, 9 riinbIih itubicrea.
@ini9e sale" nlIein tbltn's bu nift.
Sieie T%eititellmnsen abcr - ielbit inn
fleineren ltmfnnsc = resen an nttn
helfen 5mm IeritdnbniF iusialer
Yrublcme, ,uie es feiue tbepretifhe 9lbs
banoluns uernras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

eenben Staub unb Die Iitemaien
nenieltens tbeilpciie lDidJte. IobaB
@iele perinhten, nieber 81 ibren
@obnuneen SuriifSutebren, beren
piele lie in Sriimmcrn porianben; bic
gruptionen lieBen Sund6it an Seftige
felt nnd,. iesten I6lieblid 5eittpeilig
gang aus, bod ipnr Sic 2uft in peitcm
llmfreis nod bon siftisen @aicn 9es
ifludn9ert.
Sic eriten Sage nod Dem Insbrltd,
bcs &llfnns ipar cs nidt moglid. in
fleineren Sooten Die Sniel Safurd 81
crreihen, neil has @aiier burdipeg
nit elmer bidcn ShiGt IdipimmenSer
gimiteins bebedt mar. Im Mbbana
bes SatlIra : Sima na6e benz 8ipieI
bate iih cine fat cine Wcile breitc
Spnlte 9ebilbet, aus Der Die 2apaz
maiien 81 Sbal itrDmten. unterbalt
bieier Snuptipaltc fpnnte cine InSabl
~fleinerer Spalten beobnd3tet perben;
8ipei friibere arater tparen burd gius
brlld bes ba3iuiidcn 9eleeenen Sc
itcins 81 cinem ein3isen 9roben aratei
pereini9t iporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Cine cunsrciiiDnele ltnterinduus

mill Die .Wennce" anitren9en, Inn Dem
Scr. Staaten Gon9reB gu 6eisen. tpaS
.HomonismI5~ lit mn fir mas e.
cinItcbt. Sic .Wienace" lab iid 5t
biciem Sdlritt ~ucronlaBt, bnrd eincn
8nra9rapben I'M ~Gongreliional Hccs
orb" bonn 1. Se5cmber, y. "a. 100 cS
beiBt:
"By Mr.. Sharp: Petition of the
Knights of Columbus. -. .Favoring
the Passage of Legislation to Pro-
hibit the Circulation Through the
Mails of the Publication Called the
Menace. -"
Sie gntiport ser .Wenace" bieraul
fpnr Die p6ige Serausiorberlmg. Di:
tat6oliife Stride unO Die Danigbts o.
Columbus" IoIlteu ii6 fir cine cont
9reiiioneac llnteriuhung bereit critic
rem, mas sic tntboliide Stride abel
Ifiperli6 tbuu miro unS 9an5 irii
9ie4t 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
SdewinSlerin ertalt 6ef6ne'
nibftrafe.
(G. y. n. .Gprrcippnoen;.)

Gin aubcrgenobnlihcr Yro5eB bat
jiin9it 81 2aiba6, Selterreid. ltattgc>
funben. Cine @eibsperipn ipuroe
ilberfiibrt ulb 81 5ehn Wonaten 8ez
fdn9niBbaft neroonnert, ipeil tie lid
fir cine Der Gritaie lnteripprfenen
Nunnc alsge9eben bate. Sic Yerion
Ipa Sienerin IN einem A%apuSiners
aloiter 81 Sinme geipeien iein nnb
lebte IpGter 81 2nibad. Gn g%efpiien
Sagen Der 8o1en fiel Tie in gritaie
(Ser5iidune) unb bann idtpibte lie
Slut aus Gopf. 6dnben, SilBen unb
Seite. Cine groBe an5abl Yerionen
beilId)ten tic unb bon bieieu erbielt lie
groBe Sumen @eloes fir 3ipede,
ueld)e, pie lie iaste. ibr in ibrer
gritaie e%iugegeben iporben iparen.
Yiigr. Stabler unteriudtc bcn Sal
nno cine nod eingebenbere Inter
iud)urg fplgte uad. Die Srall
purbc babel eriappt, iuie tic iif cine
S.uantit0t bon &albsblut bel einenl
Shlddter taiite. Oils lie perbaitei
iuurbe. that lie ibr bcites, INN Die
Stride 3u perleumben II. lpeld,e ibr
fir piele Sabre lluterbalt rnb Sbbad'
9egcben bate. Sic erfldrte. baB lie
lire Sdpinbelcicn bon ciucr Nonnc
9elernt babc, ais Tic in ienem aloiter
oebient. Sic tonnte ahcr lpeber mil
benz Nnnen Der yionne, nod bcm Nas
men bcs betreiienbcn aloiter5 ami
~lpnrteu (pic baS ia nlh nit jener
Sdnpinoelcien Der nWenace" ber Sal
in. Scrncr cstldrtc lie, DAB, ais IL
einem Yrieitcr ibrc Sdipinbcleiel
beidtete, ibr geboien lpurDc, bieriI
'pornn6uiabrer unp eincn Sfanoal 81
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Gpniti tntipn
-. Der.
;, She Catholic @~prfiuamen's ltniun Of
@plD {rinitp Hariih",
Snbnane, Soma.

IrtifcI 1.
Ser Same bieics &creius Ipll icin:
"5bc Catholic Wprfingnren's Union Of
Solp SrinitD 4ariib".
IrtifcI 2.
Suede nnb ,Sielc.
Ser Sipef pieies @ereiris ioIl icin:
~ Seincn Niteliebern burd1 @prz
trdee, Seiprehuneen, Sebatten unb
nnbere ersieberiife Wtciboocn CO mog>
lid 81 MAIDEN, alle inbuitricllcn, Dfoe
nomiifen nnb io5ialcn Troblcmc nit
Dem WaBitabc driitliber Yrin3ipien
u,lb fatbpIiIder Sbeeu 8u meiien.
p Seinen Mitsliebcrn nabc 81
leeen, hnrh ihren 2cbcrspnnbel 81
Sei9en, baB ein conltanter rnb praftiz
iher &atbplit Der hohltc Sppus cincs
pprbilolihen arbcitsmonncs iii. Der
trcu Der Irbeitcrind)e, treu lciner Sne
mile, trer ieinem 2nnoe, unb trel
ieinem @otte lit.
81 lin inter ieincn Iitsliebern
Den @eiit Der nabren driitlihen Cha
ritns unb @eieai9feit 81 pflegen.
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Seriett eines 2lmeensemeen.
Ebcpppre u. Sooner ppn Nisepniin
iiber ben SnlfanausErmh
IN Sapan.

Gin amerifaniider I~lgen5e,lge be5
4usbridls bes Safuroz Simas Sulfans
in Der Suht bon aagoIbima am iiibz
liden Snhe Der Sn'cl aiuibiu. 5bep>
bore u. Soper bon @isconiiu. per>
Difentlidt cinen oltbentiiden Serift
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lie paS e~uiieblidle Shauipiel iucitel
perioleten. Die Nadt onrnlIi ira
EN- beitiger Hc9en Elm, Der Den ilie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

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men. Sarum lurrbc hcr lpubrc Sad)s
pcrbnlt bier mitgctbcilt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
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