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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

castle IN In the district presided over by Dis
trict Grand chief Charles @, Huhn.
Pride OF Cambria and Star Of Cambria Cas-
ties have had their Officers Installed, and are
enjoying season Of prosperity. They are
Castle session 10 be held in Lebanon,
Past Chet charles Hun, Of Keystone Castle,
who died on the 9Th OF January, was one Of
tho oldest workers in continuous membership
in the order, having Joined that castle in
October, 1873 He was over 80 years OF age.
Chester Castle had delightful entertain
ment on the Tth, and there was large at
tendance Of members. Tho Buzzards' degree
dates.
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part IN ell movements toward
its extension. His member
ship was transferred by
mergement TO Columbi b a n
Lodge, No. 80, In January.
1889 Ho was admitted into
palestine Encampment, No.
81. in August. 1885, and be-
came a member Of Theresa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

newly formod EunoIaI benenE
Association which was author
lied By the Supreme Castle.
The officers aud directors OF
this association are: prssi-
dent, John W. Ford, su-
prsms chief. Philadelphia !
Vice president. II. II. Cut
eiiffs, q ". c., Boston, secs
retary. John ii, Treiblsr. p.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

Communicates and 90 char
ter members, headed by the
COMMUNICATIVE and star
and the Keystone Commandery
Band. paraded through the
neighborhood. The institution
was in charge of U. s. Com
mander-in-Chief Charles H.
Davis, who pronounced the new
rnnnrnnn ndAry one OF the most
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aehsster unitv

visitation OF Bryn Mawr, Camden,
ulllion, Pride OF Germantown, Pro
Wissahickon and William Penn
bs9 loyal Faith Lodge. OF The Fails of
- on january D WA ons al ths most
zHsa ~ sfllatlona held since the present
flsisations was Instituted Three
h Of he sf Isee5fy sss asgs n d5s sas
6aad3 d3icIhsF ~ % q Hemihway, chairman Of
Philadelphia district Alter ysw
- turned the visitation over "a finafher
shentter, chairman OF ths Coed OF
Wiiiismma iiilimaiitsss PsS q Loyal Eslth Todgs;
- - & Schuylkili male quartet rssneaded
seleetiora. Prov. Grand asEtsr
s Rheassi aasiGSIssd fsisss blslPista q va A aSSqs SsIs
curing address On membefship. p. q.
= f.ts spoAe On the work OF The Good
#zs 20 FgopAsation committssi
sztn Lodge; Joseph ArmstronF sooEs
asa of MembsFaI; Deputy Grand Mas-
zSs smith. i'ths man behind The gun,
bs Bsetaor eq hsiior shs ofasF Il A gsaeasFsl aesasd
zzH tszalsr meeting VIII Be held Janu-
zsIz tszasn he newly elected ofhears o.
~A ps Installed by Deputy 8.
|s.7 aea tedgs viii asnd Is delegates
- -, el4tfics conysniion "a January
- 6sssrl h1esy hlssa n Ss gosssis 5s1aPas VAT
Aeliss uofksF for iii Iodss aisd
20 - - seven nominaliona Tor dar1lv
Islsslsa is isssslan an IL ssPEfsssi ens e re
- aqze prdps zaIlon HefE 80 80
asrias he i ysaFs e l5s sa4ssf
asa Penn anf Esafsa 80 izsiaIss
Tha 14th annlsazzzrv siiI 3 -
zIan5sz 4aa IreszIu4 lnfi141lor haz
sssaa# leazsz azsss ana
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street. and had new effleera
insiaIisd by Grand Chisf RAN
ger ~. j. Seymour, ea fol-
loWsi Chisf ranger, Raymond
MccaFty. sub-ehisf ranger,
samuel Blair; treasurer,
George Oldhami financial sec
retary, Alexander Edward
recording secretary, Wilfred
Ormerod. senior archer Fred
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

10 VIZ UIlI NEIITIIIIUTW NIl9
banner one of the series. The
ordinary seating accommoda-
tons for about 700 were pro-
vided, and not only were these
filled, bat hundreds of late
consrs stood throughout the
entire meeting. II II esti-
mated that fully 100 members
etteaded = part of the meeting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

is appointed. Troops in the city which
already possess full brass bands are q,
/, and 1O4. which were founded in the
order given.
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Patriotic order Sons Of America

Penn Treaty Commandery. No. 90. was In
stituted at Morris and sepviva streets Janu-
arv 7. About 800 members from 13 city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

" FISHER A. Hail was initiated In Star
s'Pi NJ 72i. in May. 1882, and during the
l AZ years OF his connection with the
order has taken an active
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Foresters Of America

Junior Court Quaker City. No. 81, h
En,nIsa Hsm Frankford avenns and W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

held at Lu Lu Temple Feb
ruaTy ", when the hesutlful
ritual viii be eNempllfied by n
selected corps o. officers from
Richard VI. Crockford will not
only serve upon tho large pipe
100 specially trained singers for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15


many OF the councils there will be large at
tendance OF members and an extremely large
class Of initiates. Many Of the councils have
The Good Of the order Association OF Phila-
delphla, representing 10000 members, met last
Monday evening at the Hall OF Gratitude Coun-
large representation from the many councils
present. Resolutions urging President Wilson
Sdopssd az d '"' staae S Vice % Councillor @ william ii.
shenemRn, State Council Secretary George s.
Ford, Past State Councillor John r. MoKelvey,
and Tripnaker and others addressed the
The board OF Officers of tho state Council
requesting them to adopt resolutions to be for
uarded to President Wilson urging him to sign
gress and tire many councils and thousands Of
members throughout this state are complying
Herewith. This order has not only been very
laudable way has assisted and encouraged
menbers of Congress TO pass that law; =,
.9 R. MSTBs yH5B%nr oS.tp Nv %s iS has anR m
william william Rider, ccnduotoT; Victor Q, Peters
t' rem PickSrss2Yi, inside sentinel; Albert Lein-
AssociGtloni Eugene. Porter. alternate. Within
working members by the, deaths OF Brothers
aShsT' 89Sp and oh WqSy ,S O. sr
S Ieininser P0Rn made d one New Years resolution,
month, and has handed in his first proposition.
Loyal Council, No 7H. VIII make good
showing at the pubIc class Initiation at Lu t.u
a young member. set record by proposing
three candidates. The report OF the Auditing
Committee shows that the council is progress-
n general advancement due to the interest in
the campaign for members.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

liant over the treasurers report that their
matured stock in building and ,JSSd Loan qssoeIa-
SG'i%S Sei Iebsrman, CHIEF rsnser RobeTt De Korts
4. oHara, financial Secretary; William A.
Kenny, recording secretary: George Airey'
ward. Joseph Mara senior beadle; Louis De
Korte. junior beadls; Francis De Sales Kelly,
fees PAST Grand chs RaSsr Fhomas Dug
gan, the father Of Court MGiSleiian,a i IN Pre-
ssnse tS Rs 'S the orS SAS %
the court, exhorting all to keep up the good
Snsncs " The S0fat Entertainmsnt co@mittee Pro
yidsd talent and refreshmegts and "a an old; old
aesnpes the Soeia session register Of Wits
aocieian 2 ''t sent regrets at his inabilIty to be
'crt Court McPherson held It's hrst meeting in it's
new hall, FTankford avenue and East Clear;
osacerS os ' We're % Installed BY Deputy Farrell, Of
this court who made an interesting speech re-
Deputy O.. G. r John Powell installed the
Ferrary sub-chlef ranger: A. Meottel. treas
A. Donaghy recording neeretary; +. l. spary.
senior woodward; II. r. Sohmitt, junior Wood
ET6 yn6i L esae Br EsSr saSdse
Thomas W. Murphy. George Berry Stanley
tseiTs tee Furnished i's' spread Of eats
Court GIenwood's trustees report on the
Of the SsE for s sSGws 800
pended. DsTS % %s2S5s amount II general fund s10
tssal y9He oSgSgs mfSss fahs srseevaa fsaa
$216O7, added 20 balance OF, s90.56 and the
TSTS SoS 9 ~ Is Ths Ssso hssns US
Sunday next at p, m. for important business
ana ocass ss'qs fssSwsd S eS sy hSq dr
Nv ths captain Joseph Tresssl, who Is q SER
seant in the FIRST Regiment, Company d.
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LOYAL Order Of Moose

Although the regular seznimonthly meetings
.og PhIadelphia Lodge have been OF very
pisasing nature. the meeting held on January
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knights Of Malta

The regular weekly convocaton Of Constan-
tine Commandery. No. 1, held at 2S2S
Germantown avenue Monday evening Sir
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

on the sleep Of the 18th sun.
Notwithstanding the inclem-
ency OF the weather, the
meeting vas the largest OF
any the association has held,
nearly 300 members. repre-
senting forty tribes, being
present. All OF the great
chiefs and four past great
nanhnitha sunrn rnIlnH nnnr, 70
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~ the Golden Eagle

There will be a meeting on next Tuesday at
the onics of the supreme castle elt t Nofth
/ Broaa street OF the Board of Directors OF the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

The many IrIeHds u bIvSEIIIyF bIvSEII5F Tin ha nisasSyd
10 know that he ia recovering from an sttAeA
OF typhoid fever ...,..,,, ,,,, A.,a
its annual banquet on January 20 ., -
All assemblies are electing ms lhohth IePI5s- P5s
h
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

January Fl; William Patton,
January 20; Girard, January 2S;
Dorian, january 20. All the
dinners will be held at the
Hotel Walton.
Brother Gerald p. Bagnall,
former recorder of Brooklyn
Assembly and recorder-elect of
Long Island Assembly, died on
Monday after a Few days III
ness OF pneumonia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

The Fourth Boy Scout Band in the city
ls assured. Troop tl2. Of which II. "
Rolston Is scoutmaster. has made ar
ranEsmsnts 10 set instruments Tor > Il
pleea brass band. Tha Rev. Dr. Hainsr.
chaplain og the troop. through Uhom the
Instruments Eara secured. Wlll at -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

A blue and gray silver-enamel badge
the emblem OF the Gettysburg Boy
Scout Service Corps-was today sent TO
Lieutenant +. John RomRnes. OF King
Edwards Horse. al his home in Mig Ros-
shire. Scotland. Lieutenant Romanss.
who Was formerly seoutmastsF Of Troop
81. Is now on his way TO the front, Il he
has not already arrived a. the scene OF
hghting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

The entire troop has pledged itself to
learn by heart THE StaT-spangled BAN
ner," MY Country, ''fis OF Thee" THE
Red, White and Blue" and Maryland
within two weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

Judge Ben b. Lindsey OF Denver, the
boys friend" has warm word for th'
Boy Scouts, whom he regards as the sal
walton OF the boy problem and the gtr
problem. A letter from ID Jedse' as ne
is called by Denvsrs kids who are
brought before him, follows 1t was writ
ten 10 Or. Charles d. Hart. chairman oi
the Executive Scout Council;
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-06-30
SILVER CREEK.

Misses Elizabeth and Minnie Quisen.
berry are the guest Of their sister Mrs
Armor Hisle- Miss Madrue Farris
spent several days in Richmond last
week--A sweet little girl arrived on
Monday June 18th at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. c. West. She has beer
named Carolyn Little Miss
Mary Gregory, of Lawrenceburg spent
last week with Miss Lucy Weller
Mrs. T. J. Underwood and little daugh-
ter, Edna were with relatives at vii
liamsburg the past few days--M Miss
Mildred Burton entertained few of hel
friends. with dancing on Friday night
at her home Fair View Miss Bessie
Blevins, Of Richmond, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Misses Mary and Mar
tina Rhoddus-----M essrs. Owen Hisle
and Guy Duerson went to Lancaster
Friday TO play ball. Mr., r. E. Ander-
son agent operator Tor the La ". OF tiis
place. will be relieved Monday by Mr..
Will Branamon. Of Berea. Many friend.
of Mr. Anderson, regret that he has tC
leave US but extend a hearty welcome to
Mr.. Branamon and wife Miss Dexter
Il. White spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Mile Burton at her home
Fair View Mrs. J. w. Wagers spent
several DAYS with her daughter. Mrs
w. e. West.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-06-30
BEREA.

Rev f. B. English. the pastor of the
Berea Baptist Church. returned from
his vacation last week and has resumes
his duties again. He was accompanied
home by his mother, and his wife and
children Will return this week -Mr
and Mrs. Chester Lewis. of Lancaster
we're visiting Mrs. Lewis parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Smi h during Com m renee
ment week Mr.. and Mrs. billiard
Griffin are receiving congratulations
over the arrival of a nine pound girl al
their home June II 800 Mrs l. Muncy
who was operated on last saturday is
getting along nicely Uncle Dan Bow
man is considered TO be in a very serious
condition from blood poison resulting
from a scratch received recently Mrs
Howard Hudson who has been confined
TO her bed for several days is slowly lm-
proving Misses Sallie and Arcie Low
en- visited relatives at Brassfield Satur-
day and Sunday------Mr. J. q. Durham
left Friday for Wooster. o. where lac
will be in school this summer.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-06-30
Correspondence
(Delayec)
WACO.

Mr.. Carlos Todd has been the guest OF
Misses Annie FLUFFY and Fannie Cox.
-- Mr.. Parke Sheldon, of Kimberlin
Heights. Tenn visited his grandmother.
Mrs. Amanda Benton Miss Virginia
Taylor visited relatives in Lancaster
last week - Miss Blanche Crawford.
of Mt. Vernon has been the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Brown Covington
singing school is being held at the Flat
woods Church taught by Mr.. Banta, of
Lexington Miss Sue ID. Chambers
spent several days in Richmond with
her grandmother, Mrs. Willoughby.
Mrs. Horace Wells. who under
went an operation at the Gibson
hospital is doing nicely Misses Mary
Allison Tribble and Katherine Grinstead
have returned from a very pleasant
visit TO Mrs. w. p. Bush and other rela-
lives at Irvine Mrs. Adkins remains
quite i'll at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. NJ. w. Miller a number of this
community are attending the six week S
term OF school in Richmond 49, Mr.. Il
NJ. Rowland, cashier of Waco Deposit
Bank. has just received his new 1916
Model Buick car
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-06-30
NEWLY.

Mr.. and Mrs. X. f Tudor are still al
Crab Orchard Springs and report they
are doing fine Mrs. J. W. Moores
from this place is enjoying the health
full waters of Crab Orchard 49, Mr.. VIM.
Jenkins. OF Newly is building an add.
ton TO his residence. The venerable
Grandson Jenkins has charge of the job.
There was established new mail
route, beginning at Newly, circling the
country including Ruthton and back TO
Newly by the way Of Baldwin TO b ick-
woods and return 10 Newly. This route
covers much territory and will be high
ly appreciated. So much for Uncle
Sam Aunt Betsy Ann Lowry is very
poorly. She fell and dislocated her hip
She is s. years of Tommie and
Mary Heathman are convalescent from
the measles - Mr.. Abner Long has i'm
proved in health and can 60 without his
crutchts.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-06-30
FOREST HILL.

Miss Ellen Hill of Paint Lick is the
attractive guest of Miss Ada King
Miss Leila and Mr.. Boyd Wells. Miss
Bertha and Mr. Elmer Azbill have re-
turned from a pleasant visit 10 friends
in Nicholasville Miss Mary Butler, of
Winchester, is spending her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Laura Butler
Miss Aurelia and Mr.. Ben Powell are
visiting their brother, in Frankfort
Miss Katie Wells, Mr. Eliza Jenkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman lsaacs, Mrs. :. l.
lsaacs and son. attended the Berea COM
mencement last week $500 Mr.. w. X
Haden and family motored to High
Bridge Sunday.-Mr. Joe Mason and
son spent a few days with Mr.. Hiram
Azbill and went fishing Mr.. Taylor
Lowery and Miss Mamie GrzZard visit
ed Miss UrzZard's cousin in Versailles
Sunday 49, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Newly
are rejoicing over the arrival Of little
daughter Mr.. Woosley of Doylesville
aud Master holland Cox visited Mr. A.
H. Wells and family last week Mr..
Homer Jenkins of Wilmore, visited his
parents few days, and left for Mis-
souri, to be in a meeting. While at
home lac had for his guest, Mrs. Wood
Of the T.. X. :. y, S.. There will be a
lecture at Forest Hill next Sunday, at
1890 for women only, by Bro. Cosby
Miss Mary Jake White returned from a
visit with Miss Louise Conrad, Of Yer
sailles, Mrs. j. White and Eva Haden
also attended the graduating exercises
where Miss Conrad graduated Hiss
Mary Barr, of the Normal spent from
Saturday till Monday with Miss Hazel
Azbill.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-06-30

For earache, toothace. pains, burns,
calds, sore throat, try DIR. Thomas
Eclectic Oil, a splendid remedy for
emergencies. adv. June
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

Nliierten bantcrott iiilb unD nid]t
melr lanBe unierc Observation-Disclosures
IN Nubrrng baltcu fonilen, Ioa nm
pas idIdfsgebuloige on,erifaniide &plt
ON Die Hcibe fenmeu. Grit merbcn
Die fremocn Staie 9eid)orcn, bauu Die
ci9neu.
Sierfiir einige Hare 8efpeiie, pie lie
Sunoesienator Ga Solette bon Wise
conItn IN 1eiuem Nopembcr>W a9aSin
5uiammen8eItellt bat:
3.Ssinh common Sd)rapncl
i'm 9unoeS> Nriendl 81
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&bcr unicrc He9ierung be
5abIt fiir basielbe ben
Sripntfirmcn bier 1850
81 ieconb continuation fuie
I'M Sunoes> Irienal bcrz
geitelt 2.92
Nber unicrc Hegierune be-
5ablt ben Yripatiirmcu 100
Blind fintneo Shrapnel
Gaie I'M 9unbesz N%rieual 1.75
Yin Yriputfirmen be5ablt
fiir ielben Nrtifel ... 800
@un carriage for Bind
rifleo fielb gum i'm
Sunbes sNrienal 2,510.60
Siir oasiclbe an Yripatz
firmen be3ablt 3,396.S2
Der Scier red)ne lid II einmal
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tanten mad, peun Ole 8eiteQuneen in
Die Willioncn 9ebcu.
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@olt rubig 5uieben, iuenu ibm BEL
lebenoigem 2eibc bns Sell iiber Die
Sbren ge5o9en iperben ioa?
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Waffenfabriten in bic Sdnbe her 8nn=
besresieruns iibersesangen limb! -
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elm 5lpeifofes blalles @ilnoer crleben:
1. Wan miro duf einmal gar fem
Sntereiie on oieier iest 10 beiB 9efors
bcrtcn ~YreparebneB" mebr iuabrs
nebmen. = llnb 2. @s ipiro lid fein
0lenih mebr 9e9en embargo itrduben.
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Is be8ablt lid, nidt mebr.
Sr. 8. @erbarb, Chicago.
(Sebermann. Dem has @obl Nmes
rita's am 5er6en liest, idlieBe lid
Der american embargo Conference,
139 81. Glurf Str., Chicago, ST., an
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4 &ongrcB, haB icin Yinu be-
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tommc. gs lit BOD, orpaig. mic mar
in &aibin9ton itets 10 idonc Wdntcls
den Inn Singe bdngt, Die man bel
Anoern chen gang unberS bcncnnt.
&as Seutiblanb ale Die Sabre bin>
onrd, getban, inbem es lid segeu alle
mo9liden Seinbe bllrd) cine itarfe
Hil'tlln9 lidlerte, bas lpllroe bier in
Der probritiideu Treiie oils nsrbams
menslpertber ~Truiiiau 20 ill
tarism" in ben SDneu b0d)irer
morali'der Gntriiitung gebranomnrft.
Vtan funb Iif ba in rilbrenber Ser
5cnseinl8teit nit Better Spbu Sull,
Der CO im Nnmen Der WenIhlidtcit
mir Die gauge 8elt ii%bernommen bate,
oieien preubiifeu Iilitarismus 5u
pernitten. llnb man bali mad, alien
ardften NIT an bieiem lobenspcrtben
8erfe burd unabldiiige 8~atteniehz
ollngen an Die bumanen Iuiicrten
gegen bieie preuBiihen 8arbaren.
Imerifuniife HeutraIitdt unb pabre
nmeritaniide Sumauitdt nanntc man
ods.
llnb MN lit Serr @ilion nit ieinen
&%atbgebern aui Die Sbee plDslid 9ez
tommen, baB bieier bisber 10 pers
oammte preuBiid,c Militarismus bod
i'm @runbe senommen cine icbr quite
Sade fir ein |olt lei = a d, ii I
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cinen anDern Naneu unb nannte cs
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anoers lit oils bas alte: ,Si bis
pacem para beaum", ouf beutih:
lpenn or Den Srieben ipill,t, baltic bid
5um &rie9 9eriiitet.
Wir beutifs amerifaniihen Siiraer
limb sans %entifJiehen fir bieie ,,Irc=
%parebueR", benn mir piiien, baS Elm
9roBes SoIt lid 9egen ieine Reiber uno
Seinbe - iii unierm Sale England
unb Sapan - g~eriiitet baltcn muB.
Mber mir limb cbeniu entidieben
sesem bieie r1reparebnef Bill, penn
niht pprber ale Waffcn= nnb Wuni=
ti%onsfabrifen p%eritaatliGt limb.
Sas amerifauiife Bolt iua nidt
has nddite Spier bieier nimmeriatten
Observation-Disclosures merhen.
Nad'bem bieic gelpiiienloie Sanoc
europa abaesrnIt bat, iniofern Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-23

Miss; Miss Maria Balling, y. Mex: Ben.
Freund, Ill. John T.. Kaiser, ILL.,; Frank
Schweda. Canada: Math. Jos. Graef, Ill. !:
Martin Larkins, H.; Rosa Thies. Ill. :;
Louis vilmnr. ILL.,; Jos. F. Schmitt, M;
I. J. Grady, Colo. VIM. Riley, Neb. NJ.
Troshynski, Neb. Geo. Wuest. Wash. W.
Y. Mock. Okla; Miss Kath. Kuhl. ohio /;
T.. Il. Murphy, y. D.. Geo. Schroer. Neb. (:
Mrs. J. T.. Kneif. Neb. lily. SchIickbernd.
Neb. J. Rafrtery, y: D.: Mrs: A. X. Stodden,
Korba, Ind. John Lynch, Ind. John Al
giers. Wis; Frk. Lewandowski. Wis. (;
Paul Iecheler, Wis. John w. Wall. Wis;
Al: VI. Gehl. Wis: Mrs. VIM. BREEDER,
Wis. John Callahan, Wis. V. Rath, Wis. I;
John Miller, Wis.,: Arnold Stroota, Wis;
Wis, Geo. j. Hames, Wis. Chas. Il. Stark.
Wis: Mrs. Minnie Passage. Wis. Louis
Ebert. Kans. j. H.. Herman. Kans.: Ed.
Pohl, Sr.. kanS. Tony Bruggemann. KanS. (;
Mich. Theis. Kans. Rev. Jos. Hildebrand,
Rams J. +. Strothmann, Kans.; A.. r.,
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VIM. Gehlen. Mont; John l.. Heinrich,
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Mary Gacke. Iowa Alex Devereaux, Iowa
Mrs. Peter &. Thomas. Iowa: Theo. Uhlen-
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