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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
OLD BEN zoArg OF SODA

-" .fsT ~ 80,
Abou Ben zoate (may his tribe In
creased,
Awoke one night amid the CRIME and
grease
And saw within the cannery's deer
gloom
A demon writing in the book Of
doom.
Exceeding nerve Ben zoate now pos
sessed,
And thus the sooty visitor address
ed:
"What writest thou?" The demon
raised his head.
Saying with shrewd look from his
thievish eyes,
1.-THE names of those who love the
Prince of Lies"
"And Is mine there?" quoth Abou.
May" he said
But shall write whate'er thou wilt
instead"
And Abou sweetly said, 81 am con-
tent,
Write me. pray, One tenth OF one
per cent"
The demon wrote and went, but tho
next night
He came again and by a pickering
light
He showed the names that met the
devils test,
And, 10, Ben Coates name led all
the rest. Eek.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
Popular Paper
Applauds Snoot

lati0n."
We know Of no stronger defender
Of the protective tariff with all its
benefits to the farmers, the working.
men, and business than Senator
smoot. Free members OF the Sen.
ate have had a wider and deeper
grasp Of economic questions than he,
and none has been more attentive
to his senatorial duties or exhibited
a fairer disposition to treat all ques.
tions not SO much from the stand
point of partianship as from that Of
the common welfare of all people.
Utah has never been represented
in the Senate by an ab.er, more con-
scientious or more industrious. man
than Reed Smoot. His fellow mem
bers all bear testimony to this fact.
His record proves it. He honors his
state and 1t will return him to his
seat by decisive majority.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25

istration. It Is in the saddle and
Congress is still obedient 10 orders
from the White House. II anything
is to be accomplished 1t must be done
while conditions are favorable. Con-
gress is likely to be in very 6iner-
ent mood after the November cleo
tions. when the people have regis
tered their verdict. But II Congress
considers the best interests OF the
country, instead Of politics. 1t will
deliberate before adding new ta>es
to business not yet adjusted to the
change in the taxation system. for
which the present administration is
responsible. = Philadelphia Pubic
Ledger.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
Roosevelt With
draws Human
Endorsement
Pledges His Support Of Straight
Progressive Fight In New
York

Oyster Bay, N. Y. Aug. 22.-Theo
dore Roosevelt tonight withdrew his
Endorsement OF former State Senator
Harvey d. Human, Republican nom.
inee for governor pledged himself q
the support of straight Progressive
party fight in New York state.
Colonel Roosevelt announced his
decision after a conference at Saga.
more Hill with the committee of
twenty-one, appointed by the state
committee Of the Progressive party
to map out Its campaign. The COM
mittee came here after q meeting In
New York, after which It voted to
make lone fight.
Colonel Roosevelt under no circum.
stances will be the Progressive can.
didate for governor. ne declared In
q message sent to the committee be;
fore 1t left New York. As result no
strong effort was made to get him
to change his mind. Names mention
ed for the nomination are William H.
Botchkiss, former state superintend-
ent of insurance, and Frederick M.
Davenport, who ran for lieutenant
governor In 1912. Each attended to-
days conference.
Apparently Colonel Roosevelt's at
tempt to bring about SO called fu-
sion in New York was frustrated by
the declaration of Mr., Human, at
the unofficial convention of the Re-,
publicans at Saratoga that he would
not be a candidate on any other tick
ct II defeated for the Republican
Colonel Roosevelt made
It evident that he felt that the man
whose cause he championed a few
weeks ago had thus put himself out
Of the running as Progressive can
iidate.
Colonel Roosevelt promised the
Progressive leaders that he would
make state wide campaign for the
of the Progressive party. I
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
NO WAR TAXES
NEEDED NOW

Thousands OF business men breath
ed sigh OF relief last week when
1t was reported from Washington
that Congress intended to postpone
consideration Of special war taxation
pans until the beginning Of the reg
ular session In December. No one
knows today how much money II will
be necessary to raise. and no one
is prepared to decide the best means
to employ. A taxation bill cannot
be drafted In a week. The emergen'
cy arose so suddenly that no one was
prepared for II. and little wait
promised to produce better results
than haste.
But now 1t is said Congress is to
be kept in session until 1t finishes,
not only Its antitrust program, but
also until It provides for the deficit IA
the revenue arising from the decrease
N imports Perhaps this Is wise
from the point OF view OF the admin
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
LesIIs's Weekly, One Of the Leading
National wsskIIss oIvss Thls
Strong Endorsement Of
. Senator smoot

Business men of this country have
recently awakened to the value Of
having fit and capable representa-
tives on the floor of Congress-. 1t is
a pleasure to know that they are
standing SO earnestly behind Sena-
tor Smoot Of Utah now a candidate
for reelection. His associate. Sen
ator Weeks Of Massachusetts,, says
truly that Senator Shoots constitu-
ents, generally speaking, can hardly
appreciate his value as legislator.
He Is entirely familiar with the rules
of the Senate. attends the sessions
with perhaps more regularity than
any other member and has an unusu-
al familiarity with all kinds Of legis-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
Bank Of England
to Pay Americans
Money on Deposit
Arrangement Completed For Transfer
e Of Funds Deposited In
v. 8. Ttrrssury

Washington, Aug. 81. Arrange
ments were virtually completed to
day by the nationsl board OF reliel
20 transfer to Americans in England
the total or All FUNDS depos ted te
t1eir credit at the state ami tresasur,
departments.
Negotiations by cable led to an an
louncement tonight that the bark O,
England will make payments in gold
70 Americans with proper cree tisls
aid that these payments will be
drawn against deposits made with its
bianch In Canada. The board VIII
deposit gold in the Ottawa branch to
cover the payments to be made
To date about s1,5OO.0O0 has been
cepo sited In the government depsrt.
merts here for Americans abroad
How much Of this amount is We, un-
Paid was not disclosed tonight, bu:
the balance will be wiped out quick.
~ through the new arrangement
One pleasing feature of the situa.
ton the board members said tonight.
was the fact that the French govern.
ment has notified the state depart.
ment that 1t will arrange to move all
Americans now In Switzerland 10
French seaports. II Is estimated that
there are about 10000 Americans in
Switzerland. and It was said that
their transfer to seaports and the
probability that they can get acl css.
the channel to England and thence
brought home has lishtened Que Of
the burdens.
Secretary McAdco decided today to
deposit $4,000 vita the assistant Uni.
ted States treasurer at New York to
aid destitute Americans who reach
that port from Europe. The secretary
said that criticism of the way In
which the relief work is being rar-
ried on was due to Interruptions to
the cable service
Situation Wall In Hand
j. L. Wilmeth, chief clerk OF thu
treasury and its chief representative
abroad in the relief work, has cabled |
the situation is well In hand.
Mr.. wilmeth is preparing to leave |
Tor Holland and placed 100000 with
the ambassador In London and $500.
BOO With army paymaster In the re.
lief work.
Reports that reach the board ind
cate there are about 1000 Americans
N Italy, but that the Italio-Amerlcan
service probably will Il
Dc resumed Immediately.
Americans in Germany now are able
o get into Holland and thence to
England.
The American consul at Berne,
switzerland. cabled the state depart
nent today as follows:
Financial situation easier for cash
ng travellers cheques and letters OF
redit. Owing to the continuous
hange Of residence OF Americans in
witzerland, many departures for
tally and France and England and
heir neglect to notify consular Of
GERS OF change Of address. great diff
Guilty Is experienced In finding the
erson about whom inquiries have
cen made" II
The American consul at Cohntg,
ermany. cabied that 1t Is impossi-
le to find many Americans about
HON inquiry has been made as prac-
cally all of them have left for north
ermany.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
Missionaries AK for Col,

Boston, Aug a2.--The Amer,c,,
board Of commissioners for ,o ,an
missions received cable dispatch
DAY from w. w. Peet, treasure 70 =.
its>Turkish mission at Constantinon -
asking that President Wilson bo '.'.'
ed to send a cruiser with gold 70 ,s rs
relief. " 'ne'r
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
AM ERICAN ROAD
CONGRESS

Mayor p. A. Thatcher, OF Logan.
has been requested by the Hon. A.
b. Fletcher. President of the Fourth
American Road Congress and State
Highway Engineer of California, to
name three delegates to attend the
sessions OF the Congress at Atlanta.
Georgia, during the week of Noyem-
Der ..
Forty-seyen great organizations IRE
taking part In the Congress inder the
leadership Of the American Highway
Association aud the American Auto
mobile Association In his letter to
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
PERFECT CONFIDENCE
Logan People Have Coed Reason For
Complete
Reliance

Reliance
Do you know how
To find relief from backache:
To correct distressing urinary Ills;
To assist weak kidneys?
Your nefghbors know the way
Have used Doan's Kidney Pills;
Have proved their worth in many
tests. ~
Here's Logan testimony
Charles Peterson, blacksmith. 617
North First East street, Logan. Utah
says; Il take Doan's Kidney Pills
whenever ! feel that my kidneys are
not acting properly, generally caused
by q cod settling in them. At such
times ! have Nbackache and lamepess
across my loins. l can always de.
pend on Doan's Kidney Pills for re-.
lief. ! take pleasure In recommend.
Ing this remedy"
Mr.. Peterson IL only one of man,
Logan people who have gratefully en-.
dorsedl Doan's Kidney Pills. If your
back aches--if your kidneys bother
you. don't simply ask for kidney
remedy7,ask distinctly for Doan's
Kidney Pills. the same that Mr.. Pet.
ersen had-remedy backed by home
testimony. SOC all stores. Foster.
Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
When Your Back Is Lame--Remem.
Der the Name. "-Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
DOES THE FARMER
GAIN?

one OF the conscientious In con.
he.tion with the big crops of this
county is that the money received
by the farmer VIII go largely to for
eigners In exchange for supplies for.
merly furnished by American manu-.
facturers
The new tariff policy theory was
worked out with an idea that the
farmer should obtain big reductions
on all articles purchased by him to
Offset reductions In articles furnish.
81 by him. So. In order to benefit
Las one class Of Americans. the tar
if was slashed where 1t would in.
jure other classes.
The farmer is not yet feeling the
full effect of foreign competition, al.
though he is loosing S1,000.OO00 a
month to foreign farmers. This is
rapidly increasing as foreigners dis.
cover what fine melon has been
been placed ut their disposal in the
shape Of a market in America. Mean
while the American farmer is busy
with his huge crops, which he will
sell both at home and abroad. When
he comes tobuy. thereby completing
the round of the years work, he will
make two interesting discoveries
first, that the price OF his stun is
getting lower as a result OF foreign
ers coming into his market, and Sec
ond, that his money is going abroad
to sustain foreign factory employees
instead OF Americans, who were for.
merly his best customers.
The farmer. In short. has been
forced into the world market" at
the expense Of his own rich, exclus.
i've, unequalled home market. He
must face foreign competition, based
on a scale Of living that is far be-
low his own. He no longer is the
exclusive purveyor to the richest,
"""b'iSoe ihoot oAti"'ubaht iVV,VVVp-
900 people in the world. He has riv-
ais Who are more patient, more thrift
Iy than himself.
What farmer in the United States /
believes that his own prosperity Is
when the prosperity OF In
lustry Is impaired or destroyed? Does
be not wish to see workingmen en-
)loyed at wages that VIII enable them
% pay for the food he furnishes?
What farmer would willingly change
ais standard of living In order to
compete with the foreign farmer
whose chief field animals are his
wife and daughters? Yet the Amerl-
an farmer must change his stan
lards, to some degree at least, II he
s to share the American market with
he foreign farmer, The foreigners
will improve his condition. and per-
laps he will soon be riding In AN
like the Americai farm
II. Washington Post.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25

The American consul genera :.
Dresden reported that many Amo' AZ
cans about whom inquiry has n
made have never reached there Zen pa
added: e lie
IAN Americans in Germonr
SAFE" are
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
scuFFLE WITH BURGLAR
PROVES r.

Troy. N. Yin scufle with .
burglar, DR.. Charles G. Meyers o,a
OF the most prominent dentists IN
this city, fell from a roof on which
his office windows open, breaking bia
back, death resulting
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25

Impure blood runs you down
makes You an easy victim for organ.
&c diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters
purifies the blood--curss tho Gauge
builds you up. ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
WHAT or Antwerp


| 4. + 4.
WHAT or Antwerp
The Belgians insist that the evac
uation Of Brussels without serious Oh
position to the .aptors was from tn,
start part of their plans.
Without saying so, they leave 4
to be plainly inferred, that It will BIZ
different at Antwerp. Brussels hat
little or no Notifications compared tC
Antwerp. The latter is strongly for
titled the approaches thereto are
mined, so that whole cavalcades oil
infantry, can be blown SKY high,
and the land lie SO diked that the wa.
ter can be turned in to cover vast
territories.
Though the dispatches have been
so censored that It is impossible to
tell what assistance the English for.
ces have rendered, or are planning
to give. yet 1t is probable that at
Atnverp The Germans WI, have t..
meet French, Belgian and English
troops. In that event, the world will
likely hear of real fighting, for Ma
poleon's most intimate biographer,
Bourienne, says 1t was the unfinch-
ing, impregnable English squares
that turned the tide and wrecked the
hopes of the Little Corporal at Water
leo; and history has way of re-
peating itself.
.s..s..i.
And Andy Carnegie has not spo-
ken! e.
Meeting a fanfare Of threats, Italy
has neither put up nor shut up.
i i i
II Belgium opens her bikes the
Germans may change it to with us
the Deluge."
Ss r. n
From the manner in which the Ser
VANS are worsting the Austrians, it |
seems that they will not need much |
hep In making an eloquent perform
ance Of the curtain-raiser.
81
Last Friday the Utah-Idaho Sugar /!
Company reduced the price Of sugar
fifty cents a sack. This seems to
'oint out that the recent rapid rise
n the price of sugar was entirely
peculators' work.
.f%.f
Even the poor grass widow has
canty grazing on account of the
var. A Salt Lake Judge decides
hat the husband need pay only part
I the regular alimony until cessation
I the war>enables him to get steady
rork.
The progressives of New York and
I California extended hands from
ca to sea and forced Roosevelt back
ito the Bull Moose party. Now, be
lost vigllantly careful. stand-pat pro-
ressives, or the apple-of-your-eye
olonel will again slip the halter.
j. i 4.
It is a good move on the part Of
ie Catholic cardinals to ask for a
,ssation of hostilities by the warning
atoms while a new Pope is being
ected. Possibly such step might
ad to such sober thought rs would
We peace victory more renowned
an wars"
4. ]. !.
T. r. has withdrawn his endorse
emit Of Harvey d. Human, one OF
q candidates for the Republican
nomination In New
,rk. According to press reports,
@ reason is that Mr.. Human pub
,ly stated that II he should not be
minated, he would not bolt and
n on another ticket. T. r. EVIL
ntly considered II non-bolter not o
CROUCH enough progressive to re-
i've an endorsement from the demi'
"A NJ OYSTER Bay.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
AUTO RossERs
KILL PAYMAsTsR

st. Louis.-F. H. Sollon. nav
master OF the st. Louis Refrigerator
g Cold Storage Company. was shot
and killed by robbers who secured
$500. The robbers who shot the
paymaster were in an automobile
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25

Even the poor grass widow has
scanty grazing on account of the
war. A Salt Lake Judge decides
that the husband need pay only part
of the regular alimony until cessation
of the war enables him to get steady
work.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
3im Strcit in Sputb @cno, Snbiana.

Sic Sort @nDncr vSrcic TrcNcs
Stants3citung" ldBt lid, aus Solltb
9cnb. Sllb., melbcn: Sic 3ipilti9>
fcitcn in Der polniifcn ct. Gaiimir'sz
@clnciube in Soutb ScltD id)cincn lid,
icist bnbiu 5u9cipist 5u bnbcn. oab Die
Witglicbcr Der Yfarraemeinbc be-
idlo'ien bnbcn. fcincn Yrieitcr oes hl.
arcllS : GREENS nll5ucrfenneiL Ionocrn
bios cincn Sricitcr. hcr pun Dem vi
ihof Der 9io5cic Sort @npnc, Wti9r.
6crman :. Ilcrbing, eingeIest lpirb.
Sic iGmmtlid]cn Iitglicber Der Yfarre
acmcinhc ndbmen am Sonntaa i'll eli
ncr MISUNDERSTANDING einen bicsbe@
5ii9lidlen Scidlrb an. mn CO puroc
and bcid)loicn, iid) ie9lidcr 8cmalts
tbdtigfcitcn 3u cntbaltcn. Sem Tatcr
@rlt3o ioll crlaubt icinL Die Stride 81
bctretcn llnp Su amticren, hof bat lid,
icbcs Wit0licN Der Yfnrrgemeincc III
Der 8%crinnmllIng lcRtcn Sonntdg pcr>
piliftct, feiilcm @pttesoicnitc heiSll>
.luobncn, bel bem &ntcr @rn5a
ulnticrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Ter ar6ftc Sreabnpugbt Der @clt.

9ns Sh!ahtid,iff .Scras". bns 5ur
3eit bns itdrfitc Der @elt iii, iubr nm
II. W0r; bon Der Nelupprt Ncip@, go.
@aufpcrit nod 9ioriolf oh, nm in
Sicnit acitcQt 5u lucrben. Ser
- Scras" III $1,000 Cons grpb, bat cS
III Den Grpbcfdbrtcu nuf etrpns iibcr
% Neilcn 9e6rndt unb iiibrt 5cbn
1iz66lige @cihiiBe IN Der 6nupts
bottcric. Gr ut OnS critic uolitdnoig
icrtiGc &ricgsidifi, bas Gin 10 id,lpe :
res anlibcr filbrt. Sus Shlucitcrs
idift ~NcIu 9ort" lit I'M @ropflnncr
Sdliiisbnuboi in Ban. 9cioc Shiiic
fonuncn nit ppIlcr Nusriiinng oui
ctluna iibcr S11,O0O,000 gu itcbcu.
t@r0bcrc Sdlific ais oicie unb audi
nit idlpcrcrcm Anli6cr iinb sur 3cit
in G~uAlnuh unb 0cutidlnnb I'M Gan.
nbcr DER ~Serns" iit'bcr critic bcrnrtigc
@pliotb. Der III Sicnit gciteat Wuroc. J
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Erptcit gcgen Gugcniitiihert
ltutcrrtht.

Ius Scrfclch Gal, bcrluutct
llnter'm Satun BON 26. Sebrlar:
Irofciipr q. =. aroebcr bon Der
nntbropolo9iitcn Ibtbcilung Der lint
ncriltdt BON California bat beute bier
eincn Gortrng acbaltcn, in Incident CT
bic grpcrimcutc elmer Hniiens Scr
b%eiicrun0 burd) elgcniidlc @cicBe ais
circn elders be6cidnctc unb bic Iuz
iidlt pcrtrdt, hoB MIR inhipihuc(e Be-
iircbun9cn unb bohe Sbealc cine Gene>
ring Scr Wcnihbcit bcr~bei5uiilbren i'm
Stnnbc linn. Iud, bic &irfungen Der
@crerbung merbcn nad) Der Nnii6t bes
Srofe'Ipr3 9ar3 bcbclttenb iibcrihdbt,
ba 90 Tro6cnt bon Sem. lpa %gclpobnz
lih Der Scrcr6ung 3u9cifriebcn miro,
nur Elm Grgc6uib Der llmgcbun9 lit.
Plus Sbcbppgan, @i... pcrlautet
untcr'm Sutum pom 10. Wdr5: Sic
.Statc federation pf Catholic Socies
tics Of @isconiiu nnb Upper Wid,is
gan, iubtc ludbrcno Der bcutigcrl
Sisrn9 Den Scid,luB, 9c9cn Den cllgcz
n~iitiid,cu llutcrridt in Shulcu 5n
protcitiercu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
vMcnaee" ilitH HeflaMes
HMnaer.

Sn Dearborn, Iif,.. baben lott
yIenncc" Die aatbolifen Die @obz
ming hes Wetbobiitcn : 1rebieers s.
q. Gotham in Sranb eeircdt. Cine
bon Den bortigen Crit, Goltntne uno
Staatsz SebDrbcn anaeitellte Inter
iild]ung bot Die Sbatind,e 81 Sage ges
fprbert, hnB Der piirniac @iniiter 6cn
grano an6as-aseuc-&eiW 9elegt
6ntte, nm Die aatbolitcn jener Ut
idoft rbcrein5uleeen". 6offentlin
miro bieier rabiate vMenace"s Singer
uno aemeiner Serbrcd)cr eremplariiG
b"citraft lperocn.
Sie nWennce". bic bon bieier
llcberfiibrune hires 3D9lings lpubrz
Idcinlih nod nifts ipubtc, als ibre
Iusgnbc (Nnfnnss Wdr5) crid,ien,
mad)tc i'll iener Summer betnnnt, hnB
Die antbolifcn beabiiftiaten, bic
yWenncc" 3eitlln9sunloee III Die Suft
81 iprenacn. SieIerbalb babe ite lid
porbcreitct. @ir linn allerbings iobon
ieit 9crnlimer Seit nlIf einen pcr5peis
felten Gift Der .Icnacc" aefnBt gez
lueien; benu mir burd eincu Der
nrtieen @er5lpeiflunasnft fann tic bao
iffpdcher fperbenbe Sntereiic ibrer
9eier mad, baltcn. Cine berartigc
3~eitlln9s sTeflame biirftc unseabnte
6olgen babcn. 8enn Die Chat burh
cinen ;3piifenmann belperfitelist
lporben, barn fonnte rlu fpieber perz
iilngt sc9en Die hoien, anarfiitiihcn
antbolifen 5lt Sclbe 5ieben. benn Damn
lpiirbc nicbcr @elb. picl @elb in Die
Srubeu Der ~Mcnacc" flieBen. Cine
llnteriudung lpiirbe aber - bnpon
linn mir iiber8engt - nltd1 bann bns
grunblegunes <8ornifel 81 Snee for
bern. entlurpen. nbcr Der seiiti9e Ger
anitalter Der Chat lpiirbc frei ais
9ebcn, ipic ale Die groBen unb tlcincn
Sntrieanten, Die lid, NIT ibrcm Sbun
u1b 5nnbeln rlpitbin the lam" bdlten
lrnb anbcrcn 9euter ,ibc hirtp mort"
nlts IusfiibrlIns ~iiberlalien. Soh
@ottes Wiiblen mahlcn lan9iain, abcr
eritaunlid) fetn.-(@. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Spnntihc @nblen.

Sic vNii. Yrcb" n1clbct un:cr'n
Sutum pom Q. WGrS: Die bon Dcrtis
gen a~rnluallcn bc9leitctcn @oblen iirh
bisher TART 81 @nniten Der Hegiernns
ulsgelhlnacn, Die uuf $50 bis $50
Wanoatc inter Den 4O4 SiBcn in Ser
aarnmer rcd]nen bari. Neununnz
ad)t5ig Gnnbioatcn purbeu obnc Sppoz
lttipn erfpdhlt. barllnter @ruf Nlomro
DC Hpntanones, Silbrcr Der 2~ibera'cu
unb friibcrer Winiiters Trdiibcnt. unh
WcIaniaocs IlporeS, frilbercr Siilrcr
Der Sibcrnlen. Sic 2ibcrnleu ipcrocn
ans Den @ablcn ais 5ipcititdrtitc
Ydrtet herborgebcn. Sic Heprblifn>
ter, Die in Der alten Sommer 3S Sike
batten. fonnen in Der ncIen allf fulnn
20 red)nen. @rtpdblt nurbe Der lo;ins
lt'tilfe Siibrer Sable S9lciins aus
Sara9oiia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Siir nnn miber Or. IrieSmann.

Erpf. 81. Saul Gbrlif, Der be-
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