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Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
HOTEL PROGRESSING
May be Reopened for Business About
 March l.

Work on the repairs of the Hotel Canfield is progressing, and headway is being made by the carpenters, masons, painters and plumbers, who are work ing ill all parts of the building. The two upper stories of the structure are near completion. In the dining room the posts have been removed and the ceiling is supported by four heavy steel beams, which will be boxed in and the ceiling panelled. Work on the base ment floor is progressing slowly, the installation of the heating system be- ing delayed somewhat by the necessity of keeping mp steam while the fixtures are being put in. No definite date is given for the final completion of the work, but it is thought the hotel may be ready to open for business about the first of March.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
Funeral of John Moran.

The funeral of the late John Moran, of New Marlborough, was largely att tended Friday morning from the church of the Immaculate Conception in Mill River. The high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Phillip Lee, the pastor The bearers were Dennis Foley, John Hennessey, John Peters, John Foley, w. T. Hickey and Michael Cagney. The burial was in the Mill River celneterY.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21

 Before entering upon this inter-denom- national work he was referred to at one of the large meetings of his denom- ination us the man who had put the double ''f'' into efficiency.
 MT. Schutz, a prominent young law yer and Episcopal layman of Hartford, is chairman of the Miss Ionry committed of the Hartford Federation of churches and comes highly recommended by MT. John W. Wood, the head of the Layman's Missionary movement in the Episcopal church.
 Miss Roraback, who is well-known by all, is Field Secretary and organizer of Missionary auxiliaries for the New York and other conferences and is in great demand as a speaker on Home Missionary subjects.
 PLACE AND PROGRAM
 The conference sessions will be held in the Town Hall, except that of Friday evening which will be held in the par ish house. The session this evening will be public mass meeting which will begin at 7:30 with a half hour of hymn singing and special music led by a united choir of about 30 voices. The topic will be "A United church at work
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
Starts Another Ball Rolling.

N. s. Stevens, who planned the ex' cellent Institute meeting held at Stevens Farm last spring. and whose constant thought seems to be that of doing something to benefit the Agricui- ture of this section, now has meeting under way for the benefit of North Western Connecticut and Southern Berkshire with speakers that are of national fame.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
Bov Drowned m Pond.

In spite of heroic efforts on the part of William Connolly, a playmate George Potter aged, 12 years, was drowned in Berkshire Pond, North Bridgeport, Saturday, after breaking through thin ice Connolly was resucitated by the use of the pulmotor.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
RIB BROKEN
Miss Ella Brown Gets Bad Fall While
 Skating.

Miss Ella Brown is confined to her room with a broken rib, sustained while skating on the Borden ice pond one evening last week. She was violently thrown down by boy who skated against her, and fell heavily on the ice.
 Dr. Camp was summoned, who found that rib had been fractured by the fall
 Miss Brown is reported as in con- fortable condition at present writing.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
SCUTT BUYS BARBER SHOP
Retires from Mercantile Firm of Scutt
 & Rood.

Henry H. Scutt, former proprietor of the Canfeld Hotel barber shop, is again in command, having purchased the establishment after the withdrawal of Phil Orben and taken possession last Monday.
 MT. Scutt withdraws from the mer- camille firm of Scutt & Rood, at Ashley Falls, on basis which has given rise to disagreement that may lead to litigation, though it is probable that it will be amicably adjusted out of court.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
Editor NOpaI

The first number of The Tabula, the monthly magazine to be issued by the pupils of the Torrington high school, will be published shortly It will con- tain 16 pages, including four pages of advertising matter.
 The work of preparing the magazine is under the general supervision of George J. Vogel, principal of the high school
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
Congressman GIynn's Secretary

James F. Linane, n member of the reportorial staff of the Waterbury American, was named as his private secretary by Congressman.el elect James P. Glynn, Saturday. Mir. Linane is A Winsted man, aged 2s and married.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21

Continued on Page Five)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-05

Answering this an American official.
who has had much 20 30 with the prize
cases. said there MAS an important dis-
tinction between the American and Brit
ish courts. a me FORMER IA reality had
10 sdminisfef the exlstins law accord
5ng 20 existing rides. whereas in the
prize e0un the political branch. the
aroun. had sucn power THAI Il could
even chanBe existing Law 70 meet new
ASA Thu u done b. the process OF
an onderin-council" lie cited The fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-05
LARGE QUANTITIES OF TEA
ARE STORED IN LONDON

Correspondence OF the Associated Press)
LONDON. July si.--rwenty million
pounds OF tea, about one-fourth OF the
bonded warehouse stock In the United
Kingdom, is stored IN the Port OF Lon
don's Cutter street warehouse. awaiting
the ouiere OF the war office II Is in
tended for the supply OF the British
forces at home and abroad The bulk
OF II has come from India and Ceylon.
About twice week orders are received
for the dispatch Of certain specified
quantities. according 20 an approved
sample supplied by the war office Fifty
thousand nornds rs about the usual size
OF the Older.
As soon a. the order Is received tue
warehouse officials analyze the samples
and prepare instructions as 20 the par
tioular classes ana quantities which must
he blended 10 produce the required bulk.
Chests ere opened by the hundred and
their contents are heaped together until
the observer sees before him veritahle
mountain OF tea. While men known 'as
feeders crniinpe 10 ado % the heao.
Other employees with wooden shovels are
set TO werk blending the tea. Fifteen
or twenty men are engaged In the work.
which requires considerable skin. The
thoroushness with which the blending
Is done is asoertRined BY expert tastes, L"
The tea IS pat lp .n stout tins genor-
ally containing fifteen pounds each, ana
two Of these tins are put into wooden
case
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-05

lowing instance In one Of these prize
cases:
AZ decisive stage OF the wilhemenh
case the solicitors for the crown made
the point that a neutral ship could be
requlsitioned by one of the belllgerents.
This was laughed at by the attorneys for
the American owners. who had Article 20
Of the prize law before them, ana were
ready 20 so into court the next morning
and laugh the crown solicitors out OF
court with their own law.
THE solicitors for the crown appear 20
have overlooked" they said IN the prize
court next day. ''that Article 30 OF the
prize law is specific against their con-
teRtion''
That was quite true up to 0 O'Clock
last night" came the quick reply from
tho crown solicitors. ''But tho claimants
appear TO be unaware that at o'clock
last night an onier-in-councii was signed
entirely changing that law"
On inquiry. this proved 10 be tho case.
special order-in-council had been made
not the Wholesale order-ln-eouncil deal
ing with contraband. growing out OF the
war zone-which had never appeared In
the official gazette and which IN difficult
even now to learn much about But II
fitted this particular case exactly.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-05
Plenty Of Money,
But Currency Is
Still at Discount

Correspondence OF the Associated Press. )
BERLIN. Aug. si--Dr T. stoyanoff.
director OF the public debt administra-
ton OF Bulgaria, who IL now In Berlin
and has arranged here for loan Of
ssO,oO0.OOO with German and Austrian
banks. says that the Bulgarian National
bank now has a larger gold stock than
ever before. II amounts 20 sI2,O00.00O.
besides nearly S6.OOo.0Uo In silver.
The currency Of the country, however,
IL at discount OF about Is per cent In
trade with the outside world. but Dr.
Stoyanoff attributes this not to any
unsound financial or banking conditions,
but 10 the fact that Bulgaria Is now
unable to find export markets, II cannot
sell It's agricultural products abroad. be-
cause the markets OF Austria and Ger
many are closed through the Serbian
blockade OF the Danube In one direction.
while In the other, namely, by way OF
the Mediterranean. Bulgarias only sea-
port. Dedeagatch. II closely blockaded
by the English. From this years crops
the country viii have about 10000 tons
OF wheat and rye for export and about
10000 tons OF Indian corn. DIR. stoy-
! ancff evidently hopes that Austria and
Germany will open up the Danube in or
der TO set BulgariA's surplus grain.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-05

wish 70 permit IL TO become Polish
country"
This Is the problem which the new Ger.
man regime will have TO deal with. and
which the Russians have not been able
TO solve. As showing how Poland has
succeeded In resisting Discrimination. Mr..
Dnowsh cites the curious fact that
while Russian officials controlled the
election machinery. Polish votes sent
solid Polish delegations to the Duma. At
one time. in the second Duma. they had
forty-six votes and held almost a bal
ance OF power In passing the budget In
order to put stop to such Polish au-
thority. the number OF delegates from
Poland was cut 70 twelve a portion OF
them being elected to represent the whole
people and portion representing the
Russians. For example. tho government
OF wilma elects five delegates for the
whole population and two for the Rus
sian population. so that in the Duma
there are two sets OF Polish delegat es,
one representing the whole people of Pc
land. with Mr.. DmowslSi for some years
at the head Of this delegation, and an
other set elected from the same places 10
represent the Russians.
These are the peculiar internal condl-
lions which are now coming under Ger
man authority, at least during the mill
tary occupation, when II Is expected that
a German civil regime will be set up in
place Of the Russian administration. And
in view Of Russia's experience, interest IS
conterlng on whether Germany will fol.
low n similar course OF Demanding the
Polish territory. or will seek to reconcile
the Poles by bringing their three branches
together under some form Of autonomous
government.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-05
REBUILDING WORK IS ON
NOW IN EAST PRUSSIA

Correspondence OF the Associated Press)
TiLRERFFLp East Prussia, July ST.
To aic stricken Fast Prussia to recon-
struct and rehabiliiste itself and recover
from nc effects Of two Russian IN
vasionf representatives Of the munici-
raliiies In the general district % Dues
se.dorf. a a recent neeting. agreed 10
divide W the district equally and assess
each division propOrtionateiy 10 take
over mo $40 nsorship OF came given part
q Past Prrsaa
A diviion oonsisting o. the cities %
Eibelfieid. Barmen. Soiinsen and Rem
scheid. and the country districts OF LEM
nep and Metiihann Was eiven tho spon-
sofship for Aaurrabowa. ana was
charged with raising s42oo marks for
rebuil6ins purposes
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-05
portnI peIirerr CurtnIIed.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press
LONDON, July SG -Shortages of men
has led the British postal authorities to
take renewed steps TO curtail the froe
delivery service in various parts of the
country. In the business section Of Lon
don, where twelve deliveries were for
merly made. the number was cut to six
at the beginning OF the war. and win
now be further reduced. In smaller cities
only three deliveries are now in opera
ton.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Die Samit NIT Scr Kmmte.

(Sortiebung bon Der 1. seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Gkemcrmns In Sieet.

Scit Ionateu bnbcn @ertretcr
@nglanb's lnb ieiner @erbilnbeteu
alien amerifanilhen @ei5eu auf9es
fault. bcn lie mr. auri Den bieii9en
Wdrftcn bcfommen fomnteu, unb
Hieicnmenacu Bpm Srotgetreipe linb
nab europa pcrlnoen poroen. Die
Yrcile iiir WeiSen uno 8ci5enmebl
iinb iniolgebtiien in ben leetcn Nos
naten fortipdbreuo 9sitiegen unb
bnbeu cine bisber nod niht eages
pcieue 6obc srreiht. Sbatiuhe lit,
baB cine @ageonlabung SartipeiSen
(Wtacaronis Weisen) gum RreiIc bon
Sk991a per Sulbel Del i~rcier sicie@
rula Mnd StaIieu ~pcrfnllft puroe. Gin
iolher YrciS fir Snrtpei8en 1T bis
ieBt niht crlebt iporoeu unb CT erfldrt
lih nur Sabnrd,, baB Die @prrdtbe Dies
ier Weisenlprte IN Den Der. Stnnten
nabesu eridSpft iinr. Nah eiucm
anfduelihen 'Shpanfen Der Srciie
iebte aud ionit Die DISQUALIFICATION
loren ropioen Iuiihpuug iort. Sn
Sol9e Der Mahriht baB Sranfrei6
uno Stalien an Der 1iiite iiber 1900
000 8uibel netnaft bnben. beluegten
iiG Die Spetulationspreiie iprumgWeiie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
2lms tent Sebrpei;erlanSe.
ssesial.eorreipOmSe siefer seimns.)

Sie Iffpci3eriide Sunbesperiamms
lung bat ihre Wnbl9eihdfte ipieoer
erlebigt. 60 fam es. bab biesmal Der
aus Der fatboliih> conierpatipen Snrtei
berporgegangcne S~rnbesratb, Serr
Or. Wottn ans Iirolo, gum 8unz
Disqualification gcipdblt purne.
Ser ols Grlter nab Serrn Sr.
Mottu in ben 8unbesrutb cingctretene
Scrr Secoppct riiftc gum Sices YrGz
iibenten bes SunoesratbeS Dor. Inn am
gnbe bes ndditen Snbres audi ipieoer
IN Die Stele bes Germ Sr. Iptta gu
treten.
go ge6t cs chen in linIerm @unbes@
bauie su. Gtpas auBer9cipDbnlihes
lit babel nid)t geiheben, rub iuenn it'd
Die fatboliid cnnierbatipe Shipci5
iiber Den gunoesprdiipenten Sr.
Mptta bennph freut, 10 tbut tic bies
9eipib nidt etpa beSbalb, neil ibr cine
@rtras 8unIt erpieieu pdre, benn
elmer grtras CUNT itebt lie nod 3iem>
lih ferne, ba lie ia nod nid)t einmal
ais polmiinoig anerfannt moroen ut,
Ionberu INNER nod bon Der iebr be-
idraitten 8nube Der berrihenben
rabifalen Ynrtei abbdngig lit. Die
bobe Sreubc Der tatboliid>conierpns
tipen Shlpei5 gilt baber mebr Dem
ausee5eibneten Manne, Den tic Dem
SaterIauoe fir Die b0hite @iiroe
seben purite. Sieies auS9e3ei6neteu
Wannes freut iif ober alld) Die gan6e
iibri9e Shpei5; in bieier Sreube iinp
ale S6mei5er eiuig, tpie JIG audi in
Der Srelioe unb in ser @ercbrung iiir
bic iibrigen ber5eiti9en Sunbesrdtbe
einig iinb. Sod niht mn uuier ncucr
8unbeSprdiiDent, ionberu audi unIer
iprtamtierenoer Sinnn5miniiter iuirb
Serr Sr. Wotta i'm nelIen Sabre fem.
Ser 9unbesprdiioent itebt in ieiner
Stelums am b0hiteu, aber Der
SinnrBminiiter bat Sic ifiucrite giirbe
St trd9cn. Sod)ite 8iirbe 5lIr groBs
ten Siiroe, bas paBt in ausge6eihnet
gut Suiammen, Tber fat lit Die pcrs
cintc 2ait, cridpert ourd Die duBera
orbcntlih ihlpieri9e 3eit, 81 srob fir
Die Shultern zines ci%n3elnen Iannes,
unb es bruuft lpirflih einen alBer>
ae~lpobnltrbcn Naun bn8u, nm cine
IoldJe Gait 6ra9en, ridtig tro9en 5l
fonnen. Oils FOLDER Wnnn bat lid
Serr Sr. Iotta 8ur %allsemeinen Sez
numbering iiberais raid aus9es
uieien.--S. 9. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

mad, pbcl uIlo Die Notirllngen luareil
bDber, oils ie 5uuor ieit Dem 9eginu
oes eliropdiiden arie9es nno erreita
ten eineu @etra9, ME or lett Der 3eit
uicbt porgcfommen iii, ba Soiepb 9eiter
DEN W~ei5ennarft 81 bominireu uers
Ilid)tc.
go ipurbc 3. 9. 0ldis 3ei5en am
7. Sdnlar 81 $685. pro 9uibel
unb @ei3eumebl fir hen aleinbnnbel
5u $500 bos Snb uotirt, @s eriteint
beSbolb nid)t misunderstanding, oab Die
8ader lire Srohung, in fur5er Belt
ied,s anitatt fiinf Gents iiir bas elm
Tfuub p~iegenbe 9oib @ei5enbrot 81
fprbern, ipabr MAIDEN ltnb bnB aud
Die Yreiie fir .Yies". Sudden, giss
fltits II. /. 10. entiprcfeno iteigen. Sn
Chicago b%efinben it'd, nu9enblidliG
nod iiber 30.000,000 8uibels WeiSen
dilf 9o8er. Sies lit Elm u%nseipobns
lib bober &orratb, Der aber tpabr>
iheinlih auh bnlo Die Heiie mad
europa untreten ipirb.
gs lit itiper an crrhenen. infpieipcit
sic ungebeuerlihen @ei3enpreiie, Die
CUR 3eit an Der gorie gu Chicago ers
Sielt iperben, burh bus natiirlife @es
ies bon Ingebot uno Hahfrnse nno
inipietpeit lie burd 8orientreibereien
acknowledgements iinb. 3lpeifelsobne
baben beibe Sattoren 5uiammenees
pirft.
@as iest i'm @ei3enmarft CUR
Sbatiad,e getporben, lit BON Sielen icit
Sabren oils permeintliher Seeinn bes
WillenniumS b%erbei8eiehnt fporoen.
nidt MIR bon Observation-Disclosures nno
8ei5enbauern, ionoern aild bon Bic
len, Die nit @ei5enbau nno Wei3ens
fauf. nit Der 9Dric unb ibren Spefus
lanten niht bas @erinsite 81 tbun
baben. IDgeu iinmerbin bobe Yreiie
iiir 8pbener5cusniiie Dem tpirtbihafts
lihen Iufihpung forbcrlih iein. 10
fam es bod feinem 3tpeifel inter-
lieeen. baB cine herartige @ertbeues
rung bcs @ei3cns, nie tic iest eiugez
treten lit. Ser Wtailc unieres @oIfes
nidt gum Segen 8etciht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Das tpirtt DeastfeR'
Iant.
Observation-Disclosures oi.fsr seit~ns.,


Sieienigen. tpelfe etfpa an bas
engliite Wdrfen bon Der tptrt6innfts
Iihen 3erForuns Seuffhlanb's lonten
seglalibt BADEN. peroen tpobl iebr ers
ltaunt iein 81 b0rsn. bab Ser 0'oIbs
nprratb u~nierer Msihsbanf 5ur
Belt mebr als 8 NJ ei W tIIiarben
betrdst! Die Solbaten IN ben Sniis
eensrdben uto bic G%ofbtrapper IN 6sn
GefpDIbeu Der Reifsbanf. 10 ge66rt
iiG Die 8ebrtraft. asptcre Ibneen
bic mirtbifnftli6e Uibef'tdnbsfdBsee
felt, ipel6e iuieberum Den Miidbatt far
Die mifitdriihe 9eiIningsfdbigseit
bilbet. Sn Sriebensseit bat man kh
idon etnmal ben 2urHs srtaubt, 8ulbs
selo in Der 9aihe az fii6rsn, arberS
I'M ,8rie9. Sa tpurDe bns Cob I'M
Sht burh 9uiieniheine, Sunfnoten uno
9arlebneSheine biz 81 elmer DearS
criest unb Die einfahiten 2eute ems
fonuten, Dag bic ausesssbtnen Gelbs
ihsine ebenio gut ieien ipie Surtsel6.
pa ibr @ertb geoedt mar bur6 ete
9eltGnbe Der Heifsbant unb Die HfGns
Der Der Sarle6nsfaiien. 2ieat bod
ods @elo nicbt tobt in ben NeihSbant,
@efpplbeu, Ionoern es befrahtst 9ons
Del unb @anbel. inbem es In Der @es
ftalt bon geoedten @eibiheinsn osnn
pirtbihaftlifen 8Orper HIiit aufabrt.
Sest gebt's in Die brittle Mi1iorAe
binein. pclte ebenfaIfs nod bon tpers
BEN tann, benn es iteden nod penfgs
itenS 11s bis 2 Wiliarbsn Golb in
Erubsu nmb S%triimpfen, Die CUR 8ers
ItGrtrng unierer @oloarmse mobiI ges
madt perben tonnen. Defenders auf
Dem 2anoe lit nod mauAes Golbiii4ss
lein peritedt. bod in bantenspertbsr
Wei1e iorst oort mandler Yuitor tir
Die notbige I~uftldrung 70 bab fih
Sersen unb Geutel offnen gum Noble
bes WoterIanbes. - Sobann lit aud
iiir ~2ebensmittel reihlih seirrgt nnb
iperben aud %fernere Rabreaslu ses
t%roffen iiir Die 8ufunft. iooa6 Geutfd)s
Lamb audi in Der Ss3ie6nng uuf
eisenen SiiBen tebt Infer gorrutb
reid)t gut bis CUR ndditen Grnte. 8es
iGt nirb alsbann mas gut unb niieiih
1T, 8. 9. peniser 3uderriiben, oaflr
aber mebr aartoffelu unb grbien etc.
Sobann Dor Iuem Sroteetrsibe, Com.
mertpei5eu, Sommerrogsen. oann
9erite. Safer etc. Iffo o tpsgcn
"a usbun9ern". bat eS quite
Weile une mir brauden ms nod nft
einsebenoer nit gbiion's 3ufunftss
pbantaiie Su beiaiien. pelfe befarrta
lid oabin sc6t. bas Seben cbne S6laf
unb Gfsn seitalten Su poIcn.-
Gu a o n tanus.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
0esen 6sieplseetslskre In
&eRmlen.

Nm ShluBtase Der Contention Ser
Sainois 9ebrersG orpention in Springs
iielb, Sls. belt VI. 81. g. Sbepberb
bon Chicago cine Geoe, in Der er bic
@eihlehtslebrc in Sdulen in bitteren
Wprten perurtheilte. Sieie 0ebre
sebore ms Salis. nber nid,t in offents
lihe Sdulen. Or. Sbepberb griff
audi Sas @beid)eioumsSiibel i'm 2anbs
uno I'M @cipubcren in Chicago an.
Sic Civilization mirb td9lih beionis
Ifer. 10 riei er aus; Statiitiseu 5eigsn.
oaB in Chicago bon bier Chen eine
geihiepen pirb. Or. SbepberD be-
iirportete audi ben rslieiDien unters
ritt in offentliten S6lilen uno
meinte bic STRIDE in Imerita lei
iheint's nnr mebr fir ertpa1iene
9eute ba. neil bic ainoer feinen relic
eioien llnterri6t. ben lie 10 ic6r bee
SiiritenL mebr erbaltea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Spiinmns rtste ii6 in ibm.

Suffnnng regte iih IN tbm. DWFtt
banfbnrem Ser5cn", ihreibt Serr 8.
ShneQ bon Nicola, Sasf., ~ienoe ib
bicIc Hohriht. @or brei Sabren
mlirbc infer fleines Sinh iebr traui.
3eittpeiie ipar eS mnidbi9. 3u ihluden.
es lpulrSe idredlih rinn urb fraftlos.
8ir battcn 5lpei IerSte, aber iie ihies
men niht imitanbe su lein, 81 belfen.
Sic nollten Damn operieren, aber Die
aleiue mar su ihpah paSu. liner
SauS mar trauererfiut. Sh las
bann zines gbenbs IN inherent SAINT
lieublatt iibcr Sorni's alpenfrduier.
Sn mir rcgtc lid, Die Soffmhn8. Wtr
cntihlo1icn ms. es an 9ebrdutcn uno
iunbten nah 8retnn iiir bier Sluiden.
Sfpn ole crite Slaid,c bali, nnb nah@
Dem tic Die sfpeite %9elommen. ipar lie
bon ibrem Seiben scbeilt. Wir tons
ncn nllr Wptt fir Den lns onrd
Nlpenfrdutcr aeinnhtcn Segen eanten.
W0tteu cpf audi Nnberc nit oieIem
ipunoerbareu Seilmlttel eefannt
iueroen."
Sprni's NlpcuirGuter lit feline Gpos
ibeters MebiSin, lonberu elm altes.
seiterprobteS ardlters Seilmittel, wels
cbes Dem Yublitum cirett BON Suboras
torium gelie'ertl pirb. Wnn ihreibe
nm Elm Grcnplar beS yarnntenboten".
meldeS frci pcrionht pirn unb Die
intereiinnte @cifihte Der Gntbedung
bicleS SeilmittelS. por mebr ais buns
bert Sabren. eutbdlt. Wan tpenoe
iif an: 81. Setter 6abrnen 4 Cons
Co.. 1875 go. Supne Npc., Chi
cdop, III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

gnglaub mn Srnnfreid bilft, iid
gegen Den Rdilber 81 pcrtbcipi8cn.
Woh ipeiB niht, Of CO %%urcin9enomz
mcnbcit oocr llnipiiienbeit lit. Die bel
9cnannter Treiic pprbcrridlt pber
Seibes. SroB Nlem abcr tpirb
Ceiterreid, niht pcr5agen, lpobl aber
- unb mir boffeu cs = Den Ser
tbeib isuussfricg 81 einem
iiegreid)en Gtloe fiibren hcnm cs
fompft fir Ole b0d,iteu Sitter Der
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