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The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-04-04
Shamsl Shame! Shame!

No matter what his ponueai ahla'
tions every American Of spirit is humil'
lated daily by the spectacle Of his na'
tons president being compromised by
the crafty manipulatorS Of papal poll.
tics. This rotten remnant of imperial
Rome traps him into the selection Of a
private secretary who Is nothing more or
less than a socius "a Roman Catholic spy
such a. the Jesuits set TO watch each
othcr). No petition. paper or person
can reach the chief executive Of this na.
tion without the knowledge and pcrmis
sion Of this underling who is bound by
oaihs that at once relieve him Of obliga
tion 20 the president and secure bis whole
service 20 the pope Of Rome As th'
most intimate member Of the president Z
Official household this tool Of foroigr
master Is ever at the executive ear "a
speak for Rome and ever AZ the oxecu
tiye's door 10 bar Americans
No wonder that with such an inhuene,
ever present the Presbyterian president
should be induced 70 attend Romish mas.
on the day that Of all others is Protestant
in origin, and distinctively Amocican in
meaning. And yet, how CALLING 10 Amer
leans is this d0secration Of the day se,
apart 10 celebrate no less tho deliveraneS
Of the Puritan fathers from bloodthirsty
Rome. than their escape from the lesser
evils Of starvation and hostile Indians
As an individual Mr.. Wilson might at
tend the mummeTies of mass 20 hi
hearts content, and without reasonabl,
objection on the part Of his eountrymon
but as an individual he was not wanted
The only meaning Of the whole transAc
tion is 20 be found in tho efforts Of III,
papists 10 identify their so-called religion
with the government Of this nation. And
our (D President, in whom 90 many Of
us place 50 much faith and trust, take
the bait and commits himself in degre,
20 the worst enemy Of the republic, put
ting himself in a position 10 be dragged
further into the tangle so artfully pre-
pared.
When p. T. Rowe, Protestant Epis
eopal Bishop of Alaska, recently sough
admittance 10 President Wilson for IN,
purpose Of presenting Recommendation
concerning the welfare Of Alaskan In
dians and Eskimos, he was put OF fo
ten days by the president 3 hired maj
and then told that the president was 20,
busy 20 see him. And il now transpire
that while Bishop Rowe was waiting 10
the opportunity denied him, Archbishop
Ireland found a way to the president an,
actually was closeted with him.
And now way out hero in Missour
where We like to be shown, We are won
dering whether Tumulty succeeded Il
pinning a green pig on the president ol
that recent holiday commemorative Of IN
great snake oIterminator; whether th
president was paraded wearing the sham
rock said 70 have been sent him by Johl
Redmond; or 10 what extent the naiio
is further humbled by the attachment o
green jim-craeks to its highest officer b
Irish rebels and dago lovers.
We do not care for declarations OF con
fidenee in Tunulty. What we all shoul
like 20 see at this time Is a declaration o
independence from Rome and official ac
tions in future consistent Herewith.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-04-04
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
United States Subtredsury.

office Of the AsststdHf Iredsurfr
New Orleans, Ia, 3-lo-l4.
Editor Of THE MENACE, Aurora, No.
S1.-I can not suppress my indigna'
tion over the perusal Of a recent issue
Of your paper.
IL Is unfortunate that under our Con-
stitution we can not make laws TO sup
press such infamous and Saerilegious cal
umnies that you publish in your vile
sheet
You speak about the Liberty Of this
great republic, you want 10 preserve this
Liberty from the supposed Entertainments
Of the Roman Catholic church. and you
abuse this same Liberty in order 20 in
snlt the convictions Of nearly hfteen mil
lion Of your eountrymen l suppose you
are an American).
Il seems to me that the sentiments of
such a large proportion Of the American
nation Is entitled to the respect and con
sideration Of all. I presume that in your
sublime imbecility you want 20 change
their religious views.
You may hurl your defiance, and spit
out your venom as much as you want,
you may revile at the sublime tenets of
our holy religion, but that great and
glorious Roman Catholic church will keep
on its divine mission amongst men. In
the course Of a few years you and your
contemplate paper will be rotting away
and you will sink in oblivion like all her
enemies which God in his infinite wisdom
has seen Ct 10 tolerate during the course
of centuries, but the Roman Catholic
church will remain until the cad of time.
You reed not he 50 dreadfully afraid
70 be dynamited by the Roman Catholic
ahurch. The church does not resort 20
such practices; but like its divine found.
er il Is every ready 10 forgive and forget.
Yol are dynamiting yourself in the
opinion Of every right minded American,
irrespective Of creed, by your vile and
slanderous publication.
I am not a priest nor am I connected
In the least with the Roman Catholic
church hierarchy. / belong only to the
rank and file Of the millions Of educated
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-04-04
Watch for Pdpol Poison

Speaking of education in Cath
olic schools, a recent issue OF
America editorially remarks:
"That which comes most readily e
mind. perhaps because it is the mos
conspicuous and the easiest TO remedy, il
the employing Of Protes ant. or a. least
non-Csiholic professors, a practice moi
nearly - infrequent as its Inconsistency
with Catholic purposes V'Suld lead one tC
suppose.
''Untl the last Protestant teacher
leaves the last Catholie.. institution thai
harbors him, Il will sitsys he q caus,
Of wonder 20 loyal CsthElics that such :
state of things exists. When one con
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-04-04
Rrr, THrO Q. wIIEru. RdiiOr.
The Menace In Canada!

Catholic power in Canada been in the
sais strong weak according 70 the protests
made The Menace mighty protest against the R. o. political
hierarchy the greatest always free institutions and liberty
Rome rules in Canada because she permitted TO do Hence
the present need 4 free press like Menace.
Moreover is plain fundamental that Jesuit executive
officer Of Canada the General arbitrarily aside
the the Magma the bill Of rights and the long
established custom Of free speech and free under the British
flag The rights Of the people print and discuss freely ins
tuition will be by the Canadian people without
fight papa authority
very manifest and the great Canadian people will make him feel
that official take their rights free which
powerful instrument Of defense against tyranny
very well understood at Washington D. O. that Post
master BuesOn cannot raise hand against the freedom Of the
press which, Of he has disposition do No. not
congress itself make law "ABRIDGNG THE FREEDOM OF
SPEECH, OR OF THE PRESS OR OF THE RIGHT OF PEOPLE
PEACEABLY TO ASSEMBLE" Don't think then for
that the Canadian going TO muze the
she free speech public discussion and free assembly No
Of the Catholic power years Canada such tremendous
challenge twentieth century civilization this Canadian episode
The time when Quebec cursed by the English parliament
establishing Catholic religion the French laws That
774 this 1914 and the whole world has travelled far
from Rome with its to destroy liberty The Continental
Congress Sept 17 passed resolution depreOatng such
said Therefore Protestant Christians nd
penSaby obliged take all proper for security
A few days later the congress declared:
Nor suppress astonishment that British para
should consent TO establish that country oanad)
hgon that deuged your blood dispersed mpey
bO persecution murder and rebellion through every part Of the
world"
See Congressional Journal Vol l. pages 1e A.
History repeats itself We shall be aonshd the Canadian
shall permit its Jesuit postmaster general to put
zle free press in this year Of our Lord, 1914
May expect congress session Washington to rise
the patriotism Of the Continental Congress- and protest by resou
against Rome attempt bride the through Jesuit
tool in the Canadian postofhce department?
fathers the their liberties when Rome began TO
entrench outside Of the colonies and will American
stand by liberty the press stricken down in
presence Of the whole world just the border and utter
word Of dissent warning7
We thank for the brutal bowl
It takes great outrage to arouse the peoplel
accept thank God for hour big with posi-
bies gauge battle we'll defined We thank God for SO
many noble all the world but especially in
Canada who viii rally the call Of this Reforms
against the DID, old enemy Of progress and liberty
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-04-04

when you 90 10 rcnes your Fubscriptlon 10
THH MEsAcE, Why not renew ior eve yeani
You can get on the list avs yean Tor only one
dollar. thereby nying twenty-five cents in the
transaction and avoiding the trOuble aud annoy.
ance Of being entered on the list anew every ycar.
Not only that, but when you set on the list for
Eve ycau you viii never have to worry about
missing an issue q the paper. Send a dollar bin
and Join the don't worry" club ior eve years
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-04-04
To Muskogee, Okla.. Patriot,

In the recent primary elections voa
did erceedingiy tDel, but YOU are only
half done. FoiloU yotT lead bg ooncsn.
irdiiHg your totes for the mon pho ,giH
uRhorse tho pope In HHSl-ooce. ~ tkis
case tre believe :he republican nomiAee IS
the ps0n-
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-04-04

claim of civil authority, despite
the fact that every Catholic, to be
absolutely consistent with his re-
hgion, must regard the pope's de-
crees as supreme in things tenn
poral and civil as well as in mat
ters spiritual and religious.
Since fidelity 70 the papacy in
wolves a pledge of allegiance from
Catholics and since no person who
pledges civil allegiance TO any
foreign prince or potentate can
be a true citizen of the United
States, it is self-evident that no
consistent Catholic can be any
thing less than a traitor TO this
country under its present consti-
tution-a traitor in so far as he
acknowledges the pope as super
ior authority to the constitution
of the United States.
The word "traitor" is a strong
term, and it does not always take
a voluntary act to make a traitor.
One who harbors . spirit of rebel
hon against juSt laws and has
pledged his allegiance, secret or
otherwise to a foreign kinS,
though such allegiance has result.
ed in no overt act, is a traitor 10
his country just the same.
Is it the spirit of Catholicism,
especially of the hierarchy, 10 GOV.
ct political powerf Let history
answer.
what is the reason" asks the
Forester, that we (Catholics)
don't come into possession of our
fair sharef' Let us say again, the
spirit - treason 10 our govern
ment can csSim no rightful shar.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-04-04

Anna NJ. Lowry addressed the larre-,
gathering Of its Kind eNSr assembled at
Winona, MINI, recently. >''sding the
usual efforts put forth by priest sui X.
c on such occasions 70 block the =
ture Of no avail, the Catholics secured q
shorthand reporter to report the lecture
verbatim. The chief Of police was pres
eut, and showed resentment Of Some fea-
tures Of the meeting. but on the cry Of
Put him out he pSled noticeAbly
before that big audience of sOne l,50o
eitizcns and calmed himself.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-04-04

The confessional box, a menace 20
chastity, the hooks Of Satan, a diabOl.
ical fraud. Shamei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
NfiQipnGr it,nf Drummer.

s(l,s Gbicogo miro beridtet: Ser
befannte 9utterineI Sabrifant UNI
mebrfnfe Iilliondr Ssobn 5. Selfe
mi,rbe bon Dem gunoesrihter 8eiger
pegen 9etruss 81 5pei Sabren 3uht-
ba1s in 2eaoenportb unb elmer
@elbitrafe bon $4,000 perurtbeilt.
Gs lit bies bas bDdite Straimab,
melhes Der Ridter ~perbdngen foitn.
te. Sieben IngeiteQte, Die init Selfe
bon elmer Sllrp if)ulbig ~beiunben
nurOen, Die 9unoesreeierung ba.
burh betrogen 81 baben, Dob iie ge-
fdrbte gutterine p%erfauften, fir
meld)e Die geieBlih porgeifriebene
Steller bon 10 Gents pro Tfulo nid)i
be5ablt purbe, fomen gelinber oa.
bon. Sic n,lroen Ill elmer Celebrate
bon lie $2500 perurtbeilt. Sbre ga.
men iinb: Sarrp 6. Sitfins, @il.
liam %. Steele, 5lgb 9. Cameron,
gsiQiam y. Safion, Sreo Mapp unb
g. .. Cults. CAB lie Dem 3uftballie
entgingen, bnben JIG pieQeift nid)t
jitm eeringiten Sbeilc Dem &crbaltell
Selfes 5i nerbaufen, Der I'M fritiihcn
Noment lid bereit erfldrte, aQe
Sfll0 lelblt all tragen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Sqitdn Soebfer's energiide SliMttion.
Sentiher 6lHhtlins stt anihanlihe sdlbcrnns Der %oriGac lit Sam-
peu nnb bcs Ginsreitens bs oentdcn Spmmaubanten.-

Sd,ls bas Sptcl rGllnlcn. Iobei lei,
ltete linn Der Oeittid,c aonirll Gbers-
bltlh %mertbpoae 9ienitc. Cine oclit,
lbc gurfaIic nuh Der nrberen Id)afftc
Die Mfnerifaner nad) Der annerifani.
ld,en 2)aht ,ySilb Illd" in Cider.
belt. Gie 9)od,t bibte auf gefchl bcs
&upituns Sobler Die bcutid)c sSlaggc,
neil ibr iunit Die Merifaner llid)t er,
laltbt b1ttcn, IN Ben inncrer Saiclr
e%in5ufobrcn. Phi Die ,Tresocn"
Ffonnten Die Sliif)tltllge lliht gcbradt
ipcroen, oo Der fleine areilSer nit an.
Oeren 6lild,tlil1een bereits bis sur
Saliilngsfraft pollacfiillt mar. Im
Wtontag CAB 4apiton aobler, Der Die
Sltiiotlon polig belerrld)te lnb lid
ron felnerlei Hiifiiften gegen Die
Nerifal1er letter. licb, Die SrOrc. baB
ale Sremben Die Stuot rdllinen io1-
ten. Gr lelbit licB ourh icine 9lall-
idfet etma $500 bis 2600 Tcrionen
IN Stferbeit brillgcr llnb oilf Die ien-
lcits Der Barre ~liegcnoen nnlerifonis
ld)en a~riegsid,iffc pertheilen. Nod,
Dem arell5er nIirie" a(lein birigirtc
er $50 Sliihtlinge. Die Damn ip1ter
nab 8alpelton geldlofit niroen. Die
griinolife Irbcit Ser Gclttid)clt &c.
ld,oh nit lolder 6irigfeit, boB Die
meiIten 6liiftlinge nitt 3eit faroen,
audi MIR eilten Sbeil ibrer Sabielig.
feiten in Sid,erbeit 81 bringen. slber
9(omiral Mapo periiderte linen, lpie
bereits ermGbnt, baB linen nifts Der.
loren gehen piirbe ullb Dob tic epell-
tlleQ Gntih10iglng erholten meroen.
Serr iSoeriter, Der o,lf Soften Der
rucrIfnniifen Hegierrutg naf 9teip
9)orf geihidt nurbe, nohreno Die
Mehr5obl ieiner Seioensgcnoiien in
@nlpeiton blieb, bat feine Mhniulg
oapoil, mas ans ieirlen Eartl,er ge-
moroen lit. Gr lit oblte einen Gent
@elo, bofft obcr, bulo ais Sod an.
itellung 81 finben.
Serr Toeriter lit iibrigens Der In-
iift, oaB Die Hebellen, nit benen orcl
Siertel Der 9epolfcrilng bon Snmpico
ipmpatbiiirerb IN bet n1fIten 5aeen
ihcn Die Stabt cinnebmen merben,
Die bon MIR 1000 Wfann itno brei aa-
nonenbooten pertbeioiet miro. Sic
RebelIen mnrten mir ai,f Die I%nfltnft
bon 46 moberncn @eifiisen aus
Monterer, onnn miro Der Cans los.
ge6en. Sur @orte bes 2obes fi1bet
Serr sSoeriter fir Die 8ebanblrng
Der Sliiftlingc o,trf Die Mannihaf-
ten bes a~reuSers ,2irie".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
General Sanicl Siflcs.

General Sauiel 6. Sidlcs lit am
l.. Ntni III icinem Scinl 81 9tcu Dorf
9eitorben. Seinc Srali. bon Der er
iiber % Sabre lang g%etrcnnt lcbtc.
mar Die letten Gage bel ibm. Die
A%usiobnlllg fnnr orrd) bic Semiibiln-
gen ibrcs SohncS 5lt Stonbe. Ser
&crltorbcnc mar Der 5peitlcBte Der
pier aonnlal1Oantcn, iucl6c Ole
Sd,lad,t Don @cttpsburg aelicicrt
buttell. ,Sm Sabre 1925 in Atem
2)orf gcboren, trot cr in Die politiid)e
aorriere Elm, mor nit - Sabre De-
mofrntiiher GeprGlentanG III Ger
Nclp 2)prfer &caiSlntltr llnb nit %
Sobren aorporotiona Nnlpolt in Mem
gorf. 81 oicicr ,3cit bcgann err aud
icine MilitGr-anrricre ais Mnior Der
9fotiollalgur0c.
Nahcilanber beflciocie nun Sidlcs
Die Stcllcn zines @eionotiGaits.S Sc
frctGrs IN Yollbnn, zines Stantsienu-
TORS rulb cineS Gon9rcBab9corOnctcu.
9eim AllSbrud) 6es 9iirgcrfric1eS
bot Sidles Dem E~rGiiocnten 2incolit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
g,xenthrrper onsette, ptenstne, ben IL. ss1oi 1914.

ieire Sienitc nll, lpurbe nit Der s!itfs
'tclluna Der bcfnnntcn Creditor Nri.
9ubc bctrnllt iltb fnmmuuoirtc 5ltcrlt
zines Ser Hcnimctter o%cricibcn.
@uhreltN oc2 &ricgea 5cid,letc CT
lifl bclnnberS bel 9lntictam ullb Der
Eenilillln nils, milrOe raid 5itln @ri-
aaoier mo Sipiiiondr bcforoert mn
fommnnoirte idIlicblid1 bel @ettpSs
burg 0aS brittle aorrs. Iort uerlor
er Ourd, eilyen Sdrrb cin 9ein.
Hod) Dem aricge muroe err in bic
reelllure Nrnlec iibernomnlell uilO
oiente ols @cnerol=M nior bis sum
Sabre 1869. HrGiioent Grant err
nnilrte i'm bierouf sum @eianoten
iiir Spnllicn. Sn Maorib ipielte err
cine grobc Rollc uno hcirdtbcte BORT
sim snciten Mnle Die ifone Seno-
rita Grengb. &llr5 bnrallf trot ic.
bod, 3lpild)en oem gbepaore Gntfrem-
Ditng ciil. lie trenllten iih rlnb Bile.
ben u6er % Sabre nnpcriohnt. @e.
neral SidleS febrtc nod Itep Dorf
5ilriif. befleioetc Damn bas glmt zines
ShcriffS bon Gclu Dprf utb ml,roe
pieoer III Den GongreB gemGblt.
Seine lcbtel Scbensjabre brafte Der
betagte General in ieirem Semi an
6ilnfte Ipenllc in 9tew 0orf ST, MIR
bon leinem lnngidbrigen Giener, eli
ltenl Neger, acpfleot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Sammtlidr Spd,gebirse Girppa's
iibcrflusen.

snlGblid) ser llcberfliesuna bes
Wont Blanc burh Sdrmelin rpiro aus
9itftihiifertreiien geid)rieben: Die
filbne @ro6tbat Yarmslin's beoelitet
Die arpnuug zines @erfes, oas ieit
ben Denfipiiroieen Septemberta9er
1910 bas beroiide 3iel Der 6rob>
meiiter Der S~lieafunit bilbet. Sn Der
Sbat, Die lleberfuinoune bes 5ofses
birees burt Die SIusmaid)inc lit nuns
mebr cine 10 ppllfommene, bnB Elm nrz
alter Neutrality-suspicious. ban1it reitlUs
in @rfiiIlun9 sins. Selbt Der 8onig
Der TDecl. Der maieitdtiife Ibler,
Siebt in bieien id,nurtsen Sobcn niht
10 iiher feline &reiie, mic Der fuin5i9e.
ftaubeeborene Ienih alf ieiner Slug
mnihine, Die @ipiel Der ifneeieen
8ererieien inter i'd. Sammtlihe
Sohaebirse Gnropa's BADEN ieet ibre
gesfpin9er %9efunben. Ser Serraner
@bape5 besann bies moberne Seloens
epos, pas fiibner nub titanenbafter
flinst als ireenb zines anbcrer Better,
nit ieiner lleberflieeune BEG g M
p o i'm Geptember 1910, Die nit
ieinem Sobe BEL SpmopoIiola einen
trailrieen Ibi6luS fanb. Seiu 2anbss
n1dnn 8ielopuci5 tpieberholte am %.
Sanliar 1918 bas sisdntiihe 8agnib
nit eliidliferem grfolee. 9un aibt
es fin Den Sooesmitb Der Slieeer fein
Snlten mebr. Ser Shipei5er 8iber
%iiberouerte am 10. sunni 1913 bel Ieiz
nem Sllse 8erns9 omoboNn[a Iais
lamb bns Sunefrau Iaiiip in
elmer pobc bon 1920 @ietern.
@eniee Suee oarauf be5tpaus er BEN
e t. q tt b :. GO iinb nift Die
Ilpen aQein, Die INNER tpifbrr Die
ipagemutbigen Slieeer nnloden. bas
5oheefiibl, Die 9er9rieien tief lid 81
SiiBen lieaen 5I feben. aus5ufoiten;
aiih Die appeninen rie bic Yprcnden
bnben ibre Weii1er eefunben. Ser
Slieser @lancner lit Der erite. Der Den
Insriif seeen nas itulieniidoe Sphscs
birae unternimmlt. Sic @ne uber
perben in rem Shatteu geiteQt burd
Die 2eiitung aaenor Farnelin's. Der,
iiber Hadt blrh leine llcberfIiegung
hcs Wont gIdnc in $500 IRE
tern SDbe Su elmer Reltberihmtbeit
gcfpprber ut lirh oeiien @rpBttat fir
ale Seiten in Die 9unnlen Der Menihz
belt einse5eidnet lit. Wit einem
Saiioaier bat Der Shipeiser 8iber am
2S. 9lpril bon Bern aus Ahliifeisenb,
ieinen 8llrs in fat brett fiioliher
&idtuns Der aar e~ntlana eenommen.
iiberflog ben Sbuner>S See unb Johann
bas .Suugfraus Sod, UNI idlieblih
i'm &anton @aIlis auf benz 8rieger
gerse, unfreit bes Simplon, an lam
Den. Serrlihites 9etter besiinitietc
ben fiibneu Suftpiloten auf feincm
Slaee ilber ole NIT efpieem Shnec ee>
frDnten 9ergrieien, gu beren befann@
teitcn @ruppen Rnnf, @i9er unb
Snnsfrau, ale iiber $4,000 Sub bod,
geboren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

hnlltcl Mu'ncrleiiiulgcn, Strobcl nltf
bclpohnten arpbortig onacleatC
Stootc III 5pciItodigcn &diticrn.
Ger Satlcrpnlalt III Mcrifo bciab 20
Store ltllO iibcr 1000 Simmer, mohl.
9cptlc9te @0rtcil nit %lltbullierr mo
Sumnllllngcn l%ebenber Sbierc. God
bottc Wterito nod, tcin Gelb; &ofuo.
bobncu, Stiitc ;,innu no &lpfer ilnb
Seoerficle boil 8olbitauG bierltell als
@erth5eifen utb Sdlidn1irtcl. Saul.
nldr1aldoen COB c. nid)t, aber 1robC
Morftplase. Sn Mcrifo mar allc
fil1T Gage Morft, pft BON 10000
Dfenifcn bcir,d)t; ieoer 8egenitanO
bate 'etnen %belonoercu Elas. Cine
Warftpoli5ei iiberpofte iorgiGltia
Die Gftbeit oes Stoffca ilno Die Rid1-
tigfeit bcs Mobes. Gas Sonbrpcrf
ltano in Ghrcn. Giicn fannten sic
N5tefen nift, mrBten aber rbre Mi-
'dlitng BON allpfer unO 3inn 10 iharf
5i MAIDEN, bob ielbit Die bGrteiten
Steillc oonlit bearbeitct puroen; fire
@~oloarbelten. ibre Shiere nit bepea-
lid)en @lieoern muroen in europa
bof)llflt beluiinoert, besaleihen thre
3euge ans 9allnnpolc uno Ser SSar.
benlhmud ibrer W1rtel aus 9ogel-
feoern. Der 9ergbnu l~iefertc @olb,
Silber, 3inl. aupfer mo Gbeliteine,
aus Dem Obiibianporpbpr mad)ten lie
Die ld}orften Heiicrmeiier unb
Sdnperter. Ger Nderbau itano in
bober Sliltbe; fltnitrcide @ailerlei-
tllr1aell b%cfriifteten trofene Streden.
Mots ilno inoianiides &orn llnb Die
groBe m~erifnniihe Aloe muroen init
belonoerem Gifer gepilnn5t; ans Dem
Wois bereiteten lie 3itfer, aus Dem
aafao elm %gGbrenoes, fiihlenbes &C.
trGnf. 2urd) aornipeifer mar ge.
gen unfrilhtbare Sabre geiorgt; ei-
gene @eiete ifiisten gegen oas mitb.
miaiae ullo ifdolihc aiisrooen Der
@Glber. 9luf Dem Gee bon Se5flrfo
CAB. es ihwimmenoe @Grtel allf
SloBen.
: Die Steitern iparen bod unb ee-
nau obgcmeiien, einige Srte mllbten
Toaelfeoern, anoerc &nfnobobnen,
anoere SbierhGilte, al,oere @plbplat.
ten, anbere Gofenilc, unoere Sonig,
Sarben, flipferne Acrte, Yapter,
StrobOefen, galfen mo bcrgIeiden
~liefern. 0ie Steuereiunebmer iparen
itberaa gefiird)tet, ocnn mer icine
Steler nift 5ublte, pllrOe aIs Sflape
perfaltft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Gremplariid1e Straie.

Wahricc 2epfopiB miib ipeeel
SergeDaltigung Der Tflegerin SrolI
Gertrude Sbioler alti nellnrnoneun.
sig Sabre ms @efGnenib manoern
er milroe in aunias Sim, Wo., bon
Den 6eifmprenen ittilbia b%efi,noen
Bon Ieinen flint Miti6uloieen iinf
5mei bereits abseiirtbeilt poroen
Bic. 8iieringer mllroe sum Sobe llnt
Oscar Sarriion sl 30 Sabren Sc.
fdngnib perilrtbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

frnlg BON &era 0riis, Werlfp, per-
millloct mllr0cn. erlo9en lhrcn Ser.
letllracn. Enlliam hattie mohrlf]cln'
lid bon 0cm Sodlc cincH &oliies aus
eincn SrlIitidlub crhaltcn, Scr oittl
bas Hiifarat pcrlcbtc illlo blird) ocn
er mahrIdcinlid,, anf 2ebcnsseit Sitn
Stripped gcporbcn mare. Sirid)ber.
ger nlltBtc baa rcd,tc 9eir oln Sber.
ld)enfel abgcnpnlrncn pcr0cn. Gr
uermod)te Die Operation nift 5u
ilbcriteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
sprst fir reselmdfisen Stnblsans

9r. Sings Ietp 9ife 9iGen balten
Wneen, 2e6er unb Nieren in gefunben1
3uitanb. Sreiben ons Gift aus benz
aDrpcr. GerifDnert Cure 6~mitfarbe
burd Iusipaihen Der 2eber unb Niez
rem. Cine Sfahtel Or. Sings Stem
Sife Yiaeu, brahten mir me6r 2inbez
ring, ais ireeno cine Rebi5in, Die id
lie gebrauhte", idreibt 6. g. 6atfielb
bon Chicago, sd. % Cts. bel gurem
Ippthefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

gs giebt IGnncr. Die man nid,t
mad, 3oa nnb 6nb, ionocrn nah TintS
unb Quarts mibt.
Bir ad,tcn einen Mann I'M
icincr Seinbe ipillen. 10 inuse mir
nidt gu ieiuen Seinben 3ablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Siren @nnSea erleaen.

6nrrp Yulliam nnb Clarence 81.
Sirif)berger, 5lpei Matroien bes
Shladtihifies olltob", Die in ben
4ampfen mGbreno Der 9elisergrei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

- Bic Sneenb belobnt iiH ;elbit
-. ebrIiHfeit lit einc Der orobtcu
Siigcnbcn.
Gin fliIacr Solititcr muB c3
perirebcu, nit @ortcu nidbts 81 lu0en
nno bcrept 81 idpei9en.