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The Washington herald., 1915-08-28

REV. JAMES HARVEY RANDOLPH.
Rev. James Harvey Randolph was born
In King and Queen County, Va. on De-
Cember .. 1862 He attended the public
schools of that county and private
school of West Point Va. also the Viz
ginia Union University, from which he
graduated with the degree Of bachelor
of divinity in 1895. Was married June 20,
1900 to Miss Alberta Brooks Cosby. grad
uate OF Hartshorn Memorial College.
Richmond, Va. He WAS ordained a
minister two years before graduating. and
his first pastorate was at King William
Court House Va. where he was pastor
of the Third Union Baptist Church. and
after a few years there he left for Ports
mouth. Va. where he was the pastor Of
the Mount Herman Baptist Church for
eight years He was pastor of the First
Baptist Church, Berkeley. Va. for sew
eral years. Three years ago the Virginia
Union University. Of Richmond, Va. con-
ferred the honorary degree of doctor OF
divinity upon Rev. Randolph. He has
been pastor of the Mount Moriah Bap-
fist Church. at Second and streets
southwest, for the past five years, and
during that time he has had many Access
sions to his church until the total en-
rollment is now over 700. and by hard
work and with the hearty cooperation of
his CONGREGATION he has raised about
5000. toward the construction of a new
church as soon as the necessary
amount is raised. Before entering the
ministry he was in the mercantile bust
ness at West Poipt, Va. where he con-
Quoted a very successful business for
over two years. Rev. DR.. Randolph is very
we'll known in all circles in Washing
ton. and the religious work that he has
done here has been praised by all who
have heard of it. and they have been
very numerous Is trustee Of Stoddard
Baptist Old Folks Home Of D. c., corre-
spending secretary Of General Baptist
Association Of the District. and MEM
Der Of the Lott Carey Baptist Foreign
Missionary Society of America. He Is
now celebrating his fifth anniversary as
pastor of the Mount Moriah Baptist
Church. and the church is celebrating its
thirtieth year since Its founding. The
Rev. DR.. Randolph is very well known
and as an orator and preacher he 10
known from Coast to Coast. He and his
wife reside at their home at 1886 T street
northwest Washington. D. c.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-28

Rev. Walter Henderson Brooks. D. D..
pastor of the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church. was born August 30. 1851, at
Richmond, Va. He attended private
schools in Virginia and Rhode Island be-
fore going to the Lincoln University.
lege course and graduated in 1872. In 1889
he took a trip abroad and visited England.
Scotland and France. In 1911 he visited
Yellowstone Park. and all places of inter-
est that were worth seeing on the Pacific
Coast. In fact, his travels have been
very extensive During a portion Of
1874. before being fully ordained, he was
clerk in charge of the general delivery
at Richmond Va. postoffice. In May, 1874.
he took up work in Virginia as a Sunday
was fully ordained to the ministry April
/, 1877, he assumed his first pastoral
charge. the Second Church. Of Rich
mond, which he resigned in 1880 to take
up two years work in Louisiana as SUM-
day school missionary. In 1882 he came to
Washington and accepted the charge Of
the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church.
and has been connected with it up to the
present time. Rev. Brooks has cared to
be interested in politics but very little.
and on occasions when purely moral
issues makes 1t necessary for him to take
part he joins the right regardless OF
party. He has always exercised his pow
er in opposition to the drink habit and
the liquor traffic and in the recent re-
yiyals that have been held here he has
been a great help in converting the peo-
pie of his race. He has been trustee
Of the Stoddard Baptist Home. which
is now located at 3es Bryant street
northwest, for a number Of years,
an institution that under the man
agement of such men as Rev. Brooks
has made a wonderful success. As an
orator Rev. Brooks has . nationwide
reputation, and is recognized by every
one that knows or has ever heard OF
him to be one Of the leading citizens OF
the community. Under his supervision
the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
has made most remarkable improve
ment, not only along the lines Of
Improving the property. but the MEM
bership has been increased steadily from
year to year until now 1t Is one Of the
largest In the city. He now resides IN
the best section In Washington with hisI
family. ct I1p T strsst Northwest
The Washington herald., 1915-08-28

The subject II this sketch, Rev. c.
Harold Stepteau, pastor of the Metro
politan A. NJ. E. Church, Washington,
D. c., was born in Lynchburg, Va.
He attended the public schools of
Wytheville, Va, went through the
high school of the same city, and
completed his education at the Will
berforce University at Wherefore,
Ohio. He has travelled very extern
sively throughout the South, West,
and Northern States and has visited
Cuba in interest of his church and is
very we'll known in all sections of the
country. He began his public life as
school teacher and has taught in
a number of the large schools of
Virginia, Ohio, Texas, and Louisiana.
He was pastor of the Ebenezer A.
NJ. E. Church at Baltimore, Md, for
four years, afterward serving as Pre-
siding Elder of Potomac District five
years. Shortly after graduating from
the Wilberforce University, which
was in 1892. he was unanimously
elected president of Wards Acad-
envy, at Natchez, Miss. where
he served for three years, and
served as principal of the Algers
High School, at New Orleans, Louis
lana, for two years, and while in this
capacity he did very much for the
colored people of that vicinity, as he
was recognized as a great educator
His address before the theological
graduates of Howard University was
considered by faculty and students a
gem. As minister Rev. Stepteau has
served in the Louisiana, Virginia,
and the Baltimore conferences and
he has, without question, a splendid
record for the substantial work that
he has done for his church and race.
He now is pastor of the largest
church in his denomination, which
is the Metropolitan A. NJ. E. Church
of this city. Since he has taken
charge he has made wonderful i'm
lproyement in the building and has
added untold numbers to his church
and he has also had a number of con-
versions in the regular meetings that
have been held. Rev. Stepteau is
considered to be one of the lead
ing colored men of this city and has
proven to be such by number of
incidents that are too numerous to
be mentioned, but he is indeed a
man that any city could be proud
of having as citizen. He now re-
sides with his wife and family at
their beautiful residence at I4@4 Q
street northwest Washington, D. c.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-28
CAPITAL RICH
IN CHURCHES
Proportion of Protestants in
Population Is Very
Large.
CITY HAS HIGH MORALS
Officials Prominent Among Pew Hold
ers-Several Churches Have Been
Attended by Presidents.

washington's churches as molders of
the moral sentiment of the community
are in large part responsible for the
standing of the city at the head of all
American cities of its size with regard
to obedience TO law. observance Of the
weekly rest day. freedom from graft.
and absence of those elements which too
often make unsafe the streets of many
large cities. Visitors to Washington
soon come to appreciate the high moral
tone of our city and are prone to re-
mark upon it.
OhciaIs of nation and city living in
the country's capital do not forget their
church affiliations, but are regular in
their attendance upon the services OF
their respective churches and are ready
to respond to calls to service made by
their religious leaders. Such has been
the tendency from the establishment of
the nation and with the present admins
tration this condition is even more
marked than usual
OF the Presidents immediate official
family more than three-fourths are
known to be church-goers. The Vice
President and the Speaker of the House.
Senators and members are in constant
~ increasing numbers attendants each
Sunday OF some religious service. In the
judicial branch Of the government are to
be found consistent adherents of the
churches Likewise members OF the
present Board of Commissioners of the
District are faithful church members.
st. PauI's Oldest Church.
The oldest church in the District is
Rock Creek Church. properly called st.
Paul's. the Protestant Episcopal church
which adioins the grounds of the pres
ent United States Soldiers Home. This
church was erected in 1719 from bricks
imported from England, while the build
ing has been remodelled the main walls
now are the same. Next in age proba-
bly, is the Georgetown Lutheran Church.
at Wisconsin avenue and Volta place.
which was first constructed of logs in
The Washington herald., 1915-08-28
IODINE FROM NORWAY.
Raw Material Is Being Manufac-
tured There, Not in England.

Christiania. Norway. Aug. 1.-THE eX-
traction and marketing of iodine. which
was almost entirely in the hands of Eng
lish firms before the war. has been taken
up In Norway. For many years the peo-
pie along the Norwegian coast have made
business OF gathering seaweeds, burn
ing them and exporting the ashes to
England. where the iodine was extracted.
The English firms had such complete
control of the production that 1t was
impossible for Norwegians to compete
successfully hut the war increased prices
to such an extent that some Norwegian
promoters started two iodine factories.
with the seaweed producers as stockhold-
ers. In less than a years time one of
these companies has earned surplus Of
20 per cent Of the capital.
The gatherers of the seaweed have
pledged themselves against further ex-
portations to England. and they are
sending the raw material to the Nor
wegian factories.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-28
ELECTRIC VEHICLE MEN
PLAN Big CONVENTION
Will Gather in Cleveland in October
to Discuss Their Trade
Possibilities.

Cleveland will be the scene of the
sixth annual convention of the Elec-
trio Vehicle Association. the conven-
ton being held on Monday and Tues
day. October IS and 10. at the Hotel
Slatler. There are excellent reasons
for believing this convention will mark
an epoch in the electric vehicle in
dustry.
The organization meeting of the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

ecntepubl erlpartcn laiieu. Scr
ocmptratiihe Nntioualporitscr Rcs
Combs gcbt nid,t 10 nett, bdlt aber
Die Sad)la9c fiir bcbcnfltd.
Semofrotiihc Siege maren in
Warplano unb 8entudp 5u perSeid,z
men, no Die 8ouperurure S%arrin9tpu
iinb Stanlcn 9elpdblt murpen. Sn
Staot unb Gountp Ncp g)orf 9elpann
Sammdnp bic Sberbonb. Hccbt
d)araftcriitiih lit. bab Die 8epDlfcrling
bes Staates Nelp Ycrf Die ucllc Der
fnliiin9 a%blebnte. Ian iheint Der
enbloien @eiebmaderci i~iberoriiiiig Su
lucrbcn. Sic Riebcrloge Der Sraucns
itimmred)ts sSeiuegung in Waiiadmz
ietts. Nep gorf uno Ycnniplpania
5ci9t, oaB ma i'm Siten nod, nibt 10
bc9ciitert fir Die Intbcilndblne Der
Srallen an bcr 4plitit cintritt, mic in
piclen, lpcitlid1cn Stdatcn. \ Sn Ohio
lpurbc 6iunr Die itaatlid,c Yrpbibition
nit %lrarfcr Rebrbcit nbgelcbnt, dber
Die Srpbibitioniiteu mad)tcn aith bort
SortIfritt. Sn Slinois itimmten
iieben Srtc iiir Prohibition. bier boz
9cacn. lnb in @irsinin lpurpe cine
IIiemblp erpdblt, Die nuf Yrobibitipn
ein9cidlporcn lit.
S~e5eid)ncnb mar Der 8ablgang in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
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Cbrf- Rehakteur's Brirf.

Illcm elmer 3cituu9, peldc
llltt INNER ipieoer Die gunS flaren
8clid)tspuntte bcs pratt d. c Il
Gbriitcntbumcs, bes &atboli5ismus, in
moglif l il polfStb ii III / d. { /
Sorm upr5ulcgen.
Nod filr5lit iudteu mir einem be-
9ei'tertcn Erielterirennh ~unierer Sldtz
ter pardnlcgen. baB uniere ebrlid, ge>
meinte Nbiidt bobin 9ebe. ben Ibon>
nenten nnicrer Sldttcr iolfen 2eicz
ltotf 81 bicten, Der iiber ben medJieln=
ben Grfheinmngen nnb Sntercfien bes
3ages ifebenb, beitrebt lit, bic seitgc=
ihthtlihen Greigntfe unb ibre 3rags
iuette MI ben nriuanbclbaren, burd) bic
gDttlihe WeltDronnng seictten Wiahen
nnb Hihtlinien 5m meHen nnb 5u
pronen. Saour6 lpirb Damn glcih bic
grunbidblidc, fir Ole 8eiterentz
~ idelung mniercr oSbe Catholic
Tribune" cntiheibenbe Scite in ben
W%proergrunb 9eriidt, ndmlif: Die
beiten Sntereiien bon Staat, Stride
uno 8eielifaft unb 5unnl Der
j anil lie, in mirtlid frudtbringens
Der @eiie 5u pertbeibi9en uno frdftig
81 fDrbern.
~llnierc alIfeabe, fIar erfannt unb
5ieIbeiuuBt perfolst, beitcbt in Der
f it i6en Sientleiit II q
fir Den Seier. nm i'm, Dor alien
anbercn, in Se3ug ari gipigfcits -
uno aud in Se5ig nuf 9icsieirsipertLe
81 orientiren 5n ii bren unb
81 leiten. Wir slauben aud. obne
5u iibertreiben. Iniprud allf DRIFT
lifen Sreimitb, obne perlcBenbes ober
arobes auftreten, b%eanipruhen an
oiirfen. Wir itreben ieocnfaQs einen
uner Of rodcnen. ebrIiGen
Son fir 8nbrbcit unb Hedt an.
liner 0olf bebarf ndmlih. aerabe bier
in Gmerita, elmer 8ebanolung Der
3eitereignilIe. lpeldJe Die brennenbelu
Saaesfra9en. 5umal Iolde lpie lie in
ariegS5eiten beiprodcn perben. bon
b d Of il Ell unb bobereu @eii6tss
plnften aus h a 7 beleuhtet. Sarin
lie9t ia eben elm Sauptipertb u~nierer
3eli8ion, ouB lie, bciier ais olcs linz
hriitcntbum, bcn W irtIihfeitsz
inn idafft unb ldutert. @lauz
bensloie Wcniden iinb nod lange
uiht 10 tlar unb idarfblideno. Slmal
in Se5us auf Die @eidebnilie nm ms
berlm, oils ernite s b It e NJ
menidlcn. Sas gilt ipsar I'M IS e.
d. 4 5 leben nit eiseuer 8udt.
Sesbalb leBen mir aud einen gez
ipil'cn Stol5 parin. unieren 2eiern
mDglid)it frdfti9e, fiir Die Sample oes
Ilta9sleben II a breuoe unb It d II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

Der mnaariife Staatsmanu @raf
Ipppnp crtldrt in cincm 9rief an
eincn nmcrifaniihcn Srcunb, lolt
.. D" lpic fol9t: vNuf ale Sdae
bat Nmerifa burd, bic Yplitif ieincr
9c9cnlpdrti8eu Hceicrun9, burd, Die
o~ffcufunoi9c Sartcinnbmc fir Die
Nuiicrtcn, trps Yrotlomicrung iciner
N%cutralitGt, ais Sricbcnsitifter. ais
&ermittlcr III hieicm @cltfriegc lid,
unmpglih acnlad)t, cine prddtiec &C.
~lcgcnbcit nd]tlos ocrpnbt 1919. @ir
bcnfcn. bnb Scutid,lano unb Seitcrs
reid Den Sricben biitiren rpcrben. inb
irgcnbpeldlc e%inmiiGun9 ieitens bcs
Scrrn &ilion ober irgenb iemunbcs
unocrcn milrbc Ir9erne geIeben."
Ecibcr bat Der @rnf. ipas nnIcrc
cigentbiimlid)e NcrtralitGt dnbelanet.
nur Die @abrbeit gciagt. 9eiber,
fir ms.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

ober inbireften &errid)ait 6u bcs
tracbten. Sanit III nlio ean5 bon
Ielbii uuf Die bpbe 8cheutuns Der &ufz
re~bterbnltun9 Der Silrfci ais cine Der
Suuptridtlinien bcs filnftigen Sricz
bcns b%ingclpicicn porben. Gr nennt
ipeitcr cine gntc Sihcrun8 8c8en Ans
grille Den Hui, TART 5u iein. Serner
miiBteu Die Sentrnlitaaten bnraui bes
bad)t ieiu. uiht 5upiel Seinbidaft nit
in Die 3ufunit b~inilber 6u nebmcn.
Sd,on Sismnrd babe 9eingt, les rbne
gut, ipcnn man lid nid]t cinbilbe. Die
Welt erobert 6u BADEN. SnS Der
Acknowledgements cine 9roBc Strait
bleibcn merbc. erDrtert Der Iutor AM
ipid)ti9en Seiipiei Ypleu. Sic eenz
.iralmGdic miiBteu bon Srnutreid) unb
@nglano lernen. ipie ma aui Die
NlBcnpclt lpirte. - Siermit bat Der
anonpne Nutor " idtlinicn ans
scgeben, obnc in miiBlgc aombinntios
men ilber Sricbcnsbeoin9un8en 6u pers
fullcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
pabler9ebni1e unnt 2. 1tnuembrr.

AHeun Staatcu. nGmlid] Ncn
al 9orf, Iannduietts, Iarps
0k LAMB, Neip Seriep, YennipIs
~ punia, aentudp, Ohio, Riiiiiz
iippi mn @irsinia babeu am 2. Nop.
@ounernelrs@ lnb Staatsbeamtcnz
&abl ab9ebalten. Sas @rsebniB
oieier 8abl bcoeutet 5iuar feline poLise
Nicocrlngc fir Die bemofratiite
Eartei, lit aber bod ais bDie Shlappe
fiir oas Wilions Hcgimc nn5uiebcn.
@nibin9ton biilt lid IN Sctpei9en.
Rein &ommentar 1T inter ltmitGnbcn
Der ocutlidrite 8ummentar, ben cs
scben fam.
Scr Stoat Mem s)orf erlpdblte cine
republifaniid)c 2c9islatur uno ianote
orci Hepnhlifancr in Den 9unbcss
aongrcB. Sn Woiidhuictts murbc Die
oemofrdtiid)c Re9ierung burd, cine
republifnniif)e abscloit. Srauens
ltimmred)t, fir bnS Yrdiibcnt @iliuu
lid often crfldrt battle. erlitt cine
Nicbcrln9c i'll Den Stnatcn Nefp g)orf.
Na'lahulctta unb Ycnniplpania.
Irdiibcnt @ilion's Seimutbsitaat
Ncip Scrlcp ertor cine 2caialatir
rcpublifaniid)cr Sdrbun9. Irobibiz
ton lplrbc i'm Stoatc Ohio &C.
idlasen. Ser rcpublifoniihc Nntios
nnlporiiscr Charles ;. Siaes lit Der
Iniid,t, bab Die republifaniiHcn Siege
in bieien @ablcn cinen @rfolg Der
Nepublifancr bel Der ndd,iten Yrdiis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
Der wirflihc. Wrunb Der fiinftcI

Der ,uirflihc Urunb Der f%iinitcn
9ruBen C~ffeniiue Der gnglGnber unb
S%ran5oien. Die aui's SorsfGltigitc pors
bereitct pllrbe unh 10 sroBe Spfcr
fproerte. lag, pie Die r&oln. 8olfss
6ta." melbete. nid,t in militGriifen.
ipnbcru in politih den GrlpGguns
gen. Sas ging ans Den offenber5i9en
NenBcrun9en Der iran6oIiifcn 8l1tter
berpor. Sic Guiien lparen raienb.
baB ibncn cine Seitung nad) ser ons.
bcrcn genpmmen purbe. obne baB bic
@%ngldnoer unb Sran8oieu ibncn bcis
.iprnn8cn. IS mlrBte alio ctlpas
Crosses geiheben, bnmit cine
groBe Sruppcnpcridicbung bon Stem
nud) @eItcn er6luungcn miirbe. Sieies
burfte abcr nidJt nod einnlal miBs
lin8cn. GS crforberte piel Scit uno 10
tam bus llnterncbmcu idlieBlih 5u
IIh I'M Valfun lab man oos
ltnbcil tommen; man polltc belfen.
Nbcr ul.d hort fam Der Nngriii idIon
5u pdt. 8ie g%ngldnber bradten
ibr alteS Snitcm ~Wobc in Gngs
lamb 5ur %Inlpeubmg, JIG IicBcu
bOilid) Den Sr~an5oicu bcn @ortritt.
Nod immer itiirmen bic S~rnn5plcn
9cBen Die oeltiden Sinien an; bnlp
bier. balb bort. 8icberum aus
politii6cn Wotipcn. Soren bie
Srnn5oicn nui 81 f%dmpien. 10 tbuea
Die Huiieu bes9leidcn IN 8olbpnien
lnb mm9ctebrt. 60 9ebt Der &ric9
peitcr. ueil Die Yulitifcr unidbi9 unb
6u iei9e iino. Der W%abrbeit ms @cs
iidt 81 icben. &c ldnser eS baiert.
bis Srantrcid unb HuBlnno lire Cbns
mad)t ciniebcn. oeito bciier miro Der
Sriebe fir Die Gentralmddte neroen.
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~icber 2cicr!- Su fennit
Die grunbdblif Stelz
~ lun9nabmc bicicr 3citrit9.
burf Seiuen filrSereu ooer
ldn9crcn Ycrfcbr nit bcrieIben. Oils
bcutid)s nmerifaniihc Seituns. fir bic
fatboliid)en Seutid,s Hmcritaner eiecns
oui Die Scfrieoigung Der lpe6ielen
y cbiiriniie besielben scrid)tet,
ificn Dir Iucs in unicrcn Spnlten
uno 10 un9cfdbr ipic eli i II
it dnoIif d. nGaiiir ieib Sbr ia
bal" Iugte n Elm lpoblmeincnber
Scier. Sb man aber riftie erfabt,
meldcr llnterihieb 5piiden 8eitunscn
unb 3eitun9en unh 5ipiiden Der u t
unb W ci c beitebt. ipie bic cine nno
Die nnberc 3eitung ibre Iufgabe erz
filQt. Gin iolfcs 5bema lpiirhcu mir
u~nicren Scicrn gerne gum Stoff fir
cine ci8cnc "Sctrad)tling" cmpfcblen.
SIN 3uiammcnbange nit oicier
-getraftung" mDd]ten mir nod, einz
mai binlpeiien peldc grobc Scbeu@
tun9 filr Die fatboliidc unb a riz
fanid : patcrldnoiide Sadc cS
baben miro, lpenn gerabc Die bcutIds
ameritaniiIen &atboliten frditia nit
luirfen. cine 0 lde hriitlide Yreiie
sin Den Der. Staaten 5u idafien, lpie
lie Die GerbGltnine ~uniereS 2anbcs uno
uniere 3eitlaae beionoers perlangen.
llnb purauf iteuern GerIa9 unb 3e>
oaftion bin, ipelhe baIbipodcntlife
Ius8aben bon ~5be Catholic tribune"
anitrcbcn. Yrin5ipieIl Itcbt oieies
9latt in Der 2~anbesiprad)e nGmlif ali
ocnielben @runbideen ipic bieie
3eitun9. Nub in meiterblidenben.
II CD / : beutiden areiien mas ia
nllh iiir Die nur engIiiGs leienben
Scutidls Interifaner nnb beren Nafs
fommen eigens lpiftig iit) bat man
9crne anerfannt. baB mir. niht nur
in gejus alif Den 8eltfries, ionbern
and in Siniiht auf pi6tigite nnb
pidtigere 3eitirasen, tonieaucute
Hihtlinien perfol9en. ;. +. DAB mir
ein Erogramm buben. llnb
bicies Yrogramm lit bebin9t. burd Die
poiitip driitlihc Wcltanidauune.
@eraoe jest, ut ia ebcn iilr Sid,
lieber 2eicr, Der Su tdglid). 5umal in
.ariegsgciprdd)en" Die mihtigiteu
Sraaen (pelde 3eitlife unb ~ i q c
@crtbe beriibren) bort, cine tpuies
0ilent orientircnpe 3cituna iait uns
l~m8dn9lid notbpenoig. @er niht an
@ott unb Der 8elt, ia al iid ielbit
irre merhen mill, lpcnn er baS 8ez
iumm unb @ebrumm Der peri6iebens
artigitey uno oft lid, mibcripredenbs
iten Neinnngen bort, Der bebdrf Dor
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tcnbc 8eiitisc aoit, 81 I~iefern. Sc
mnft II oabcr beionoere Srerbe
l~lilcrcn Seicru Nuifldruug ilber aae
Sra9en Der 8cgenpart in einer
Der d. It lifcn Camille be-
ionners 5uiagenhen Sorm 81 ~liefern.
Sas ut cine 9ebensauea
ltnb S%bdti9feit bic uns itplS MAIDEN
lpiiroe, lpenn iold)es erlau6t mGre. Gs
lie9t ndmlid aud cine 9anS eigenc
Sefrlcoi9ung in benz geiuuBtIein au
orbeitcn. baB nan burd, gruupiGblits
ernIte gcbanolun9 Der 3%eitfragen oen
c NJ | g unb 5eitlifen. ben bod,iten,
nm bobcren Seoiirfniiien Der Wienifeu
8efnuns trdgt.
llno oaB mir nift bloBe 9ebauptunz
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alt Die y r o q + a m m a t / d c Seite
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bitten mir UNI freunblife, peritdnoz
niBppple Witarbeit uno @ebet Der
Seier.
llnb mir bitten chen besbalb 10
erntiih nm frdftise. na6briidlide
~finan6iele unb nnbere llnterltiisuna
%lrnlerer Nrbeit an Der fatboliiden
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(fir ~Sbe Catholic Sribune" balbs
mpd]entliGe unb ipofentlide. alio fat
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nnb Seithns auf Dem @ebicte bes
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a nj ritani Of paterldn NJ
oi dc 9 d. MAIDEN. Sas mag
nift Sebem glei6 einlcuhten. abcr
Die lueiterblidenoen, ieeleneifriaen
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li5ismIS unb @aterlanbsliebe nid,t
leere Wor!e iino, peroen ihpn eerne
olhen 2eitmotioen lire Nitbiilfe
II / Of I periagen.
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ber5lib, im Eamen Der groBen Safe
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Ser s Def zHepafteur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

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beller Iie9ten. Su ienem Staate
batter Die Sernofraten Dor 5rpei Sabs
rem ibrcn @ouperneurs : aanbiooten
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9~rciiipc Siibrerihaft nieberlegte.
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Grfldrung: rIlS Yrdiibent Wilipn
criudblt iuurbe, paren bic @%ercini9tcn
Staaten BON 5iemlid) alien Notipnen
Der Bclt rcipcfticrt. Scute mibtrauen
uno perud)tcn ms fait nllc Nationcn.
Sci uuierer Sagb nud) Dem Collar
bnben mir Die @bre perladt. 8ir
bnbcn inns an Der Scritclung bon
&ric9slpcrf5cu9eu gemditct, ipGbreub
n%merifaniihc Wduner, Sralen unb
ainbcr in Werifp ermprbet lpurben."
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lpnr Gin icbr fnappcr. Sn ienem
Stnatc ndmlif luor bic Stimmune
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tiid)eu Scniligun9en Defenders bitter;
cbcnIo 9e8cn Die ~auslpdrtigc Solitif
Der Administration.
Ilcm Inid)eine nadl iteben Die
Niu9e fiir Yrdiioeut 8ilion's ndfitc
aanoibatur nidt gut.