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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-10

vices have been an interesting feature
of the convention. The Rev. d. A.
Crist, of Kansas, preached an elo-
quent sermon.
Veteran Among Them
One of the oldest elders, best known
and greatly loved by all the Brethren,
is Elder Samuel Zug. of Palmyra.
Although past so years, he takes a
deep interest in all of the sessions of
the conference He has been closely
identified with the early history of
the church and has assisted in col
lecting the material for the publication
of a historical volume which has re-
Gently been published. For over 80
years he has preached in this COM
munity.
College Reunions
The Brethren conference was also a
great season for college reunions.
Practically all the colleges under their
jurisdiction, ten in number, were rep
resented by graduates, teachers and
students. Reunions were held at diff
ferent times during the week and sew
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-10
Insurance Men End
Meeting With Elections

Insurance men attending the six
teenth annual meeting OF the Penn
sylvania State Association of Insurance
Agents elected the following officers
for the next year: Leo Schlandecker,
Erie, president; Arson P. Dare. Har-
risburg; c. NJ. Bender, Towanda, and
John w. Evans, Berwick, vice-presi-
dents; H. M. Bird, Harrisburg; secre-
tary and treasurer.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: Executive committee, Charles
2. Lutz, Bloomsbury; James w. DON
caster. Rochester; C. T. Culp, York;
George w. Billman. Reading; Charles
f. Humrich. Carlisle; legislative COM
mittee. j. H. Musser. Frank R. Leib
and John E. Gipple, all of Harrisburg;
delegates to national convention, ]. NJ.
Larkin, Port Allegheny; Frank r,
Leib, Harrisburg: II. A. Logue, Pitts
burgh; Arson P. Dare, John H. Mus
ser, of Harrisburg, and John w. Evans
Berwick.
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Thin People Can
Increase Weight

Thin men and women who would like
to increase their weight with 10 or Is
pounds of healthy stay there" fat
should try eating a little Sargol with
their meals for a while and note re-
suits. Here is a good test worth try
sing. First weigh yourself and measure
yourself. Then take Sargol-one tablet
with every meal-for two weeks. Then
weigh and measure again. 1t isn't a
question of 10Y you look or feel or
what your friends say and think. h
scales and the tape measure Will tell
their own story, and most any thin
man or woman car easily add from five
to eight pounds in the first fourteen
days by following this simple direc-
ton. And best of ali, the new flesh
SargoI does not of itself make fat, but
mixing with your food, it turns the
fats, sugars and starches of what you
have eaten. into rich, ripe fat produc-
ing nourishment for the tissues and
blood-prepares it in an easily assimi-
lated form which the blood can readily
accept. All this nourishment now
passes from your body as waste. But
Sargol stops the waste I'M does it
quickly and makes the fat producing
contents of the very same meals you
are eating now develop pounds and
pounds of healthy flesh between you
skin and bones. Sargol is safe, pleas
ant. efficient and inexpensive. George
A. Gopgas and other leading druggists in
Harrisburg and vicinity sell II in large
boXes-forty tablets to a p~ackage-on
a guarantee of weight increase or
money back.-Advertisement.
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eral beautiful art exhibits are on dis
Hershey's Chocolates a Favorite

eral beautiful art exhibits are on dis
play.
Hershey's Chocolates n Favorite
Never before in the history of the
town have visitors purchased as much
chocolate as has been sold during the
past week. 1t is estimated that sew
eral tons of the famous sweets have
been purchased by the visitors. One
man purchased ten dollars worth of
Hershey's products.
Conference Personals
The Rev. ]. p. Harris. of SaXton,
Pa, has arrived for the closing days
of the conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cassell, of Ash
land, Ohio, are attending the sessions.
Elder Harrison NJ. Schwalm, OF
Elkhart, Ind, arrived on Monday. He
visited his aged mother and brothers
in Valley View, Schuylkill county.
Among the other late arrivals are
Elder j. A.. Long, of York, Pa; Eide.
]. C. Stoner, OF Palestine, ILL.,; Prof. j.
A. CroweIl, Of Huntingdon. and Prof.
III. A. Myers, of Huntingdon.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
GROWING FAST

The growth of children is a subject
of daily comment as friends and rela-
tives note the rapidly changing fea-
lures of the little ones. Preserve the
impressions of infancy and childhood
before it is too late by having a SPLEEN
did likeness taken at our Photographic
studio. Mounted on plain panels or
the more elaborate folders. Kelberg
Studio, 500 Market street.
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BRETHREN TO MEET
AT HERSHEY In 1918
CONTINUED from First Page.l

Ind, when the numbe was 4S6 each
time.
The recommendation from the
standing committee is hat the annual
gathering will come here again in
1918, and the prospects are hat Her
shey will be made the permanent
meeting place every three years.
Yesterday morning the occasion of
.re-baptism was taken up, and ably
discussed for several hours. Several
churches sent in petitions, asking for
the privilege of receiving members
into their churches without COMPEL
ing them to submit to a re-baptism.
A large number Of the ministers
spoke on the subject, after which the
vote was finally taken, resulting as
follows: In favor of re-baptism, 81;
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-10
BROTHERHOOD WILL VIEW
BATTLEFIELD FROM AUTOS

Gettysburg battlefield will be the OBJ
~iective point of a big automobile trip
July 80, by the Brotherhood of the
Reformed Salem Church. There will be
about fifty in the party and a train of
at least fifteen cars will make the
journey. The route will be by way Of
Lancaster where supper will be had.
The committee in charge consists Of
II. NJ. Bingham, John G. Orr, j. w. Bow
man, r. K. Fortna, c. Mackenson and
j. DOUGLAS ROYAL.
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LUSTTANIA AFFIDAVIT
MAKER is FOUND

Washington. D. c.. June 10.-The
Department of Justice to-day was no.
titled by it's agents in New York that
Gustave Stable. one of those who made
affdavits alleging that the Lusitania
carried guns on her last trip, has been
found. Stable disappeared after the
affidavit was filed by the German en-
bassy.
officials here would not say what
further action would be taken.
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RERGDoLL EVADEs SHERIFF
Special to The Telegraph

Norristown. Pa, June 10.-All. eff
forts made by Sheriff Schwartz to
locate Grover Bergdoll, of Philadel-
phia, have failed up to this time and
assertions are freely made that some-
one got busy Monday morning after
Judge Swartz had ordered a bench
warrant issued when the millionaire
speeder was not in court to answer the
charge of violating the automobile
speed laws in Lower Merton.
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Deaths and Funerals
SERVICES For MRs. WERLICH

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth
Werlich. aged So. 621 Calder street who
died at. her home yesterday morning.
%ternoon. at 2 O'clock. She was a resi-
lent of this city for about 40 years.
She Is survived by four children: Mrs.
Mrs. w. Scott Stroh n Miss Mary a.
Werlich.
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HOT BISCUITS AT SALE

Hot biscuits, Ugh from the oven, will
be sold at the parish house of st. An
drew's Episcopal Church. Nineteenth
and Market streets, Saturday, in a
novel sale to raise cash for the church
building fund. The Women's Guild. OF
st. Andrews. will hold the sale.
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PREPARATIONS FOR FOURTH

Special to The Telegraph
Shippensburg, Pa, June 10.-Prep-
arations are already being made for
the Fourth of July. A large parade
and elaborate exercises are contem-
plated for Monday. July 5.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-10
NEW PosTSIAsTERs NAMED
.SteeiaI to The Tslserohh

Washington, D. c., June 10.-Penn-
%sylvania postmasters appointed to-day
by President Wilson are: M. ]. Flynn,
Emlenton; William NJ. Carter, Punk
sutawney; John b. Henning. Tunk-
hammock; ]. Richard Hanock, Will
Jamestown.
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PARCEL POST SALE

Members of the Pastors Bible Class,
Of Covenant P~resbytsrfan Church. will
at the church, Fourth and PETER
streets. Zee cream n cake will be on
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-10
CHILDREN's DAY OBSERVED
Social to The Telsrydbb

Special TO The Telegraph
Shippensburg, Pa, June 10.-The
Methodist Episcopal, Lutheran,
Church of God and Presbyterian
Churches will hold annual Children's
Day entertainments. The title of the
Methodist cantata is Carnival of
Flowers"
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FUNERAL OF Mrs. EHI.TNc

Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie
EhlinR. 10T Hanna street, will be held
from the home tomorrow afternoon, at
2 o'clock. the Rev. Rollln A.. Sawyer Of
fciating. Burial will be made in the
Harrisburg Cemetery.
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TRIP TO GETTYSBURG

Shippensburg. Pa, June 10.-Yes-
terday the Junior class OF the High
school took a trip to Gettysburg by
automobile.
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WILL HOLD

S~hippensburg, June 10.-Knights
of the Golden Eagle will hold their
annual banquet or Monday, June
IA.
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C0rn-M ad7 Use
"GETS-IT,"It's Sure
Makes Corn Vanish Like Magic

A hard cap of skin makes up every
corn. When you put 2 drops of GETS
1T" on it. 1t shrivels up and comes right
off-and there's your corn-gone by
thunder! Simple as taking of your
hat! That's why the corn-millions have
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-10

Photos by Musser
of The College Widow" which will be given by the seniors of the
Central High school, Friday evening in Chestnut Street Auditorium.
John Booker, as Peter ithersp Don, president of Atwater College,
and Mss Mabel Wrght as Mrs Prtmsey Dazene, a professional chaperon,
are on a committee IF W ito oversee the personal welfare of an-but
it's impossible, likewise very humorous. The seniors are having re-
hearsas daily.
On the cast are a number of students who were in the oratorical con
for the play.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-10

gone wild over "GETS-lT'-nothing
day, putter around with bandages,
sticky tape, thick plasters, corn pull
ing" salves, gouge corns out with
them bleed and then howl because
they can't get rid of sore corns. Use
"GETS-IT." There's nothing to do but
"GETS-IT" does the rest. No pain, no
fussing. no changing shoes, no limping.
1t never fails. Try it tonight for any
hat you get "GETS-IT" and nothing
else.
everywhere, Csc a bottle, or sent direct
by f. Lawrence e Co, Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
,1(rornBpapa man atrernBmanta."

5iimal in Slmcrifd. Sn Stride unb
Staat bort man bicr5ulanbe red,t oft
Die. 8emertune: .@c lpunt no plb
fo9ies, me pant goob .lipelp oncs",
onoung buffers" llnb in firhlihcn
uno lpeltlifcn 9ingen crlebt man chen
Die Hclultnte Der unrcifcn Sus
geno. WiBpirtbid,nft in 10 mandcr
@emeinoe no Der iun9c .6uitler" Die
~tiefere SeeIiorge Der alien Yiarrers
nit Den Shcinerfolgcn Der .Sipe
Minute Sernlons" unb nMutomobils
Sdnnppmciicn" (lpc mdut to mafe a
long Sunonp allto trip perpcdiclt.
Sn DSulincB" nnb I'M politi>
h en- Sebeu erlebcn mir Elm tpit>
Ipicllges Srpcrimentiren linb Ser
Illdeu III ltdbtiider, itaatlidcr ulb
%nntiunnler %crlpultun9. nnltntt ipitcs
matild)e5 9pnierpircn pcs
beitcbeubcn IItcn uno
GllBerit poriitti8en Sortidrcitcus gum
lmcrprobtcn NelIen. Sodl Sas mr.
10 ncbenbci in Der Geographic bcs
llr8roBpnpns unb Der llrgroBmama".
bic WitibciIun9cn aus llr9rpBpapns
Wunoc fdmen niht in formpolcnoctcn
NebelucnOungcn unb 9an5 flar. ions
ocrn CO mar INNER cine ilberalis Dor
Iid)tige, neil bcidcihene uno D cm il
b Wcinun9sGuBcrum9. nit elmer
Nrt Acknowledgements Grfldrung nic
man ne iclten I'M Wunpe ungcr
Wtenid)en bort: Sd meiB 5lpar nibt
picl bnpon Wr. @onncr" - CT bate
ltd ous MIR" 10 dngeipobnt unb ipir
NnDerc bcmcrftcn c. oft - ppcr ,ip
piel id iebcn fam; ih bin ia nur ein
alter Mann" pbcr mir idleint" ooer
oluns meiuen Sic?" luutcr gcbcs
luenoungen Die aus cincm pirtlid be-
idcipenen Dem ii b q 6er3en
uno aus elmer lnngen Scbcnseriabrun9
Hammer, UcIdc meiB pic lcidt Die
@inbiIoun9strnit mn Der Stol5 uno
Ole Selbltlildt uils t q II h II. Wenn
er ndnlit 10 DHildblide" gum Sciten
CAB, mllBtc man ebcn nid,t pcrociien:
bier 'prad) Elm Waun ipcldcr am s.
Sc8cnlbcr | $ q 0eboren mltroc. IS
III oas nift melt bon 100 Sabreu ais
CT 81 9uppeln I'M Amt aluppcnburo,
6annoper. ons Sidt Der Wclt erblidte
unO oauf Der Scioe" in Die Sduulc
9in9 uno bos Sunblucrt oils Y0ttd,cr.
ailier. crlcrntc. SelbiI 4 Z, Ole
3cit on er ais 21idbriger Singing.
AM 10. September 1S47, nit elmer
Iu5abl ieiner %~onbslcutc Den 8e0 am
Saienitabt Bremen antrnt. lit Gin
Stild pcrhdltniBrGBi9 rcd)t nalic,
3eit". llnb bic Grabbing bon Der
Neiie im Se9elihifie 8lr Gee,
iiber 100 7Nae 5u Waiier nit oruben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24

e>H enn mir ben 2eicrn bas
nn nadtolsenbe Sebenss
W" Bib porle9cn, 10 ge>
ihiebt bas nit eincm
gnnS bcirimmteu 3lpcde. Nit bieier
Sio9rapbic eriillen mir cine repattius
nclle Yilidlt, Die ms nm 10 iperthpoller
crldeint, dis mir in elmer 3eit leben,
no Die Nuimerfinmfeit bon Sung mn
Nlt alli gcrooc Iolhc G~baraftere &C.
lcntt 81 lpcrbcu pcroicnt, lpie uir Tic
bier bcldreibcn. @ar piele in u~nleren
Sn9cn, 3umnI Die Sugcnb, lit purh
unlcrc p~berilGhlife Sagc5prclie aus
gelcitet porbeu, Wenifcn 81 bcipuns
bern, mcldc iolpobl pom Stnnbpuntte
bcs Ghriitcntbumes mic aud pom
rein men d. | / d) yer Sianoplntte
ubcr audi IN teiner Se8lcbln9
luirtlid Semunbcrung pcroienen.
Scrcu cinSi9cr Wcrtb - un0 Oieicr
mciitcns mn Elm mpmcntancr - be-
itcbt oft harin, bnB lie IN elmer oher
mcbrercn 3citungen "%gelobhubclt"
lpprhcn iino uuo bcrcn ,@unicrici"
ub9corlIdt mllrbc. Siclcu .In5ei9es
8roBcu" gcaeuilbcr, gibt c. Wtllios
II { Il uicl, picl lperthpollercr Sbarattere
Die nui Scr groBcn StrnSc 5ur Guigs
felt cin%bcrlpnnbcln mn mirtlidl groBe
Nciirm0cn iiir @ott, Stride lrno Tuiers
lanb in ibrcm &ebcn aui8upciicn
hnbcll. ubne ielbit papuu 5u miiien lno
phnc nllt MIR Elm Wort Der Nncrfcns
mm9 IN DER Yreiic unb Den Srguucn
Der Cciicntlid)teit 81 iinbcn.
@cun mir in unicrcn nmeritaniiden
lu9es8eitungtn SilOcr bon Sieben,
WtDrbcrn, 9bcbrefcru mn Gbebredes
rinucn etc. etc, iebcn, bunn ia9en
mir uu2 bi5lucilen: Sieie lperOeu
icBt pcrberrliht uno geprielcn uno
oculpdl blcibcn bcren IhdnOlide
5buicu idNmohpol i'm IIgc zines
Gbriiicu. Wcld)e Wcrbien'te oagcgen
iummclt iih Der einiahitc 8amilicn.
pater, Der cine gn5abl ainoer Drift
lid, D. h. iiir ben &immei, er5osen
hat. Wir baben idlon III unicren
@l0ttcrn Den @cbunfcu 81 pcrlpirts
lidcu gciuht, III Wort uno Bib.
Ncn @cieru Ole S~iograpbicn iold)er
ocutiher, tntboliider Sltern uuo
@roBeltcru oor6uiiibren, bcrcn Wirfcn
inn StiQcu. bnrd, ibre 5amilien nm
oercn Iahfummen, 9rpBerc mb
%ncrtbpollerc Sciiturgcn tiir'e rclis
gioie. bilrgerlide, nirtbihaitlihe uno
ionitioe 2cben, bebeutete mn BON
tlar Dcntcnocn. %nnitoubigen Wenifcn
bel @eitcm bpbcr cingeifdst perhen
miiiicu. nls ienc Der in Den 3citungen
pielgcprieienen o&elben bes Iugens
blides", Der .Saeesilie9eu Del
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24

Stebcr 2cicrl- Icrt Sir biicn %e. gr lit quit Scr 3ct>
fnn9slnnec ldrpiete inter Der Gait Der 3eitun9cn, Die CT t9 mn elm mcnidens
treunoltfer oerr Trd9tc: "0afen bic 3euungen Sid ntt nubc?" "Gb
Hem!" 'nge Der Sun9e; lid braudc hniclbcn nidt 81 lcicn"
acknowledgements bat Der Sm9c 5cmIif gcnau he So9c Scr Stngc
t351ert, mic lie in &irtidfit bel dritih bcntcnbcn 3eitun8slciern III Den
Gerem9ten Stoaten iii. Ser &aufcu 9lobHun, Sport, Scniotionsluitrne
bet, &latlG, Den an9ozameufanidc Sdacsblatcr entbalcn, III 10 1daohh
uno 10 nertblos, bB Die Seftrc bs Smfihnutsz 5aQebatts III Der cn9i>
ffer Sprade bier5ulanbe nmt MIR crmlheno, lonbcrn gcrabc5u gctnz
tobtenb gcnannt ncrbeu mus.
2ns Sranrise on Der Gage iii, buB ob piIc frtihc mb
futbolite 3eitungsleier BON bcnr fnucn mn Scntfanlbct cr5cuscnben
Trene II q c il { # norben ib. Splibc IrhtcL, neutrality-suspicious. Be-
rifteriatun9 (me 8nbrbcit fenn6cidnct Th mcicns bucd " a 5 i9fctt
i'm Gusorud) fir bs Seibcs uh hr SccIe 6Gl, nnuMcnre Scobattun8cn,
GGes Ss vidnredt" 10 nnndDcu anhoitcn nift nchr. Id pnrtn III c in {
Trufe 5u finbcn, nnrum Die tatbplide Yrcne Der %crctni9ten Smahn ind
furdtbar idnperen Stnnh bat.
Sm Snhrenc Der tnbpIihcu %reNc mn ibcr Gnnpidclnn9.
Scr GbcfzGcbafteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
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(spe5iea fir Sieie 3eituns.)
rnm Chef Rrhaktrnr.

Seffentlidteit", lpelde IN Sc6ug ali
moraltldcn Wertb unb nls .Torbiloer
fir Die Sugenb" einiaf perbres
d. II d. pirtcn.
3nbem mir nm u~nicreu Selern
bier bas S%cbcnshilb bon Ncrrn uno
Srau 5. 81. Inton @prpert olls Bur
lln9ton, Soma, porle9en, thun mir
oicics in Der chen 9efcnn5eifncten
Nbiidt. Wir balten bieies 0orgcben
nm 10 lpertbpoller al5 mir bier bin>
lpeiIen tonnen nuf 5lpei 8citalten mic
IS nod gar uiclc Snuicnoe unberc
I'M N~ltn9slcbcn gibt. IS buubclt
nliu ltm cine Nrt "proftiid)cs Sbenl"
gang .~gelp0bnlifer" Gbclcute, iibcr Die
nidt oft in Der Sa9cspreiie geiprodJeu
murbe, no bic Siloer 10 maldcr
Mduber, @iitm0rbcr. @bebred)cr lrrb
Gbcbrederinnen gauge Spnltcn Nnum
%fiilcn, bcrcu Grlpdbnung bier nbcr
ebcn bcsbnlb oils Srmutbignng filr bic
pielen anoereu Nebnlid) .@eiinntcn miio
NebnlidJ : Sebenben gclteu Iol. -
Seionber5 iolleu bunn bieic 3cilcn
gelten DER characterization ! IL
ulId) icnc nod ilugcrcn
Y rbeiratbct cn DaB lic lid)
nid)t ire maiden laI'cn iollcn am
beutihen. tathoiiihcn Gbeleben, am
Sbealc Der driitlihen 5amilic, MI
Der Ghre edit djriitliher Glterns nuo
8rDBcitern Wiiroc. Sarum bnubelt
es iid, licber Scier. bel oicicr bio9ras
pbiidcn Sti85c! SAB Die Ycrionen
Die bier geidilbcrt peroeu, Die llr>
grobeltern Der ainbcr bcs Shreibcrs
oicier 3cilen liub unb baB Der Shrciz
Der ielbli, ans b%nnfbarcr Grinncrlmg
on bos 10 luertbpolle Seiipiel edit
d. / II iheu Samilienlcbens Der
@roBeltern ieincr Satin lhreibt. iii
u eben de un0 bloB InlaB
CUR Shilbcruu9. Sen 8ertb Der
Sciiuungcn Der @eihilberten miro OaS
mobl niht beeintrdhtigeu.
@cnn mir ibnl, Dem licbcn llraroBs
papa bel uniercn nll5utur3cn Seiudcu
i'll burlington Soma. 81 SilBeu lnBeu
unb ans alter, alter Scit in Gmitcd,
AMI Der mcltiGliIden ODER bciicr bons
nopcraniihcu &cibe, obcr aus Den,
Yionierleben bon .Anno ba3umal" in
G.uincn. burlington, etc, IN Den 0er.
Staaten er5ohlen borten, hdnn fieler
ms rcdt OFT @eher'S Wortc Elm:
,IiQit Su @cishcitelportc borcn
crane Ntanncr mibt Su fragcn."
Inbere ocnten beute anOers,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-24
(Spe5iea fir bieie Scttuns.)
pnm q. {.

io5iale gntwidlung Werito'5 5urlld>
6liden tonncn.
WPlt h%cipnbcrs 9roSen Tcrblenlteu
INN bic tntbpIiidIc Stride unb nm icin
&aterlanb III Tpu Srintnab Snnhc5
Sdntps, Der omcritanlIhc Spli5
%cIiQut", mic er DIT genunnt miro,
III Der merifnniiden gnnpidcluu9s9cs
ld)id)tc pcr5cid)nct. 9r ALIEN grim
octc 81 Ynis", cine tntboliid,e Sci
tln9. Die, ucrfol9t o 5ablrcid,cn
Scinben, bcfdnpit ipAar bic unb bn
bon S%rcnnhen, pcridmdbt BON pielcn
Sdeinz aatbplifcu. bcnnof, inbrclung
la9 auf Gag cridlieu, Die Seud)elci
Der libcralcu Yhariidcr 0ciBclnb, bic
Nn9rtffe allf Die Stride jllriidid)lu9cno,
uno Die pffcntlitc Mcinung init inlmcr
nit Der Sid]erbeit zines Sebcrs burd)
Die perpirrtcu %ege Der National
Sragen lcitenb. Sic Sogif cincs
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