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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-10

Mrs. G. E.. May entertained the
Daughters Of the Confederacy yes
terday afternoon. A fuller notice of
the meeting will be given next
week.
Preaching at Methodist church
next Sunday morning and night.
Subject at night, Man and his pro-
bation." Come. Night service 1880.
Come early.
1t does not require bond issne
to improve the roads with split
log drag. This simple implement
affords cheap means of doing
effective work.
The time for making tax returns,
without penalty will close on the
goth inst. After that date the law
says penalty must be added to all
property norrerurned For taxation.
During the past week cotton seed
have been selling for around As
cents on the Edgefeld market. The
very decided advance caused large
quantity of seed to be sold in spite
of the bad roads.
Mr.. Julian Strother made his first
shipment of spring lambs last Fri
day. He does not simply talk di-
versifed farming-he practices it.
Hundreds of other farmers should
follow his example.
Governor Manning has appoint
ed Mr.. T. E. Byrd coroner for.
Edgefeld county to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. j. z.
Holmes. Mr.. Byrd will make a ca
pable and faithful officer.
Mrs. Ida F. Sheppard received a
telegram Monday stating that her
sister, Mrs. Fannie J. Andrews, was
critically i'll at her home in Green
wood. Mrs. Sheppard left on the
first train for Greenwood.
As soon as the ground is sutfi-
cientiy dry quite number of farm
ers will SOW spring oats. If you
have the seed and the land. it will
not cost much to experiment with
sowing this late. But if one has to
incur much expense, 1T would be
tie part of wisdom to let oats alone
this late.
The Young Woman's Auxiliary
met on last Monday afternoon at
the home of Miss Natalie Padgett.
The attendance was large. The pro-
gram was we'll carried out. Vocal
and violin solos, which were out of
the ordinary, were enjoyed. AT the
conclusion of the meeting a delight
full sweet course was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hughes Hill |
have returned from the hospital in
Columbia with their little son who
has been i'll since early last fall.
This devoted father and mother
have the sympathy Of their host of
friends who share with them the
very earnest hope that the little babe
will soon be restored to health.
Miss Evelyn Broadwater enter
tained number of her friends of
the younger set very delightfully."- at
her country home Saturday evening.
Several popular games were engaged
in, affording much pleasure to all
Of the guests. The very pleasant
evening will long be remembered
oy the young people who attended
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-10
Never Stops For Mud.

Wonder how many oxen our
friend Will Reel has? His freight
train never stops for bad roads. As
the roads grow worse he adds an
other pair of steers to his team. lie
is now driving eight instead of
four. If the roads get still worse
he will doubtless increase his team
to IL large fat oxen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-10
Shoes Less Than Cost.

In order to reduce their stock Of
shoes, Smith-Marsh Company have
marked their shoes below cost for
a limited time. They are also offer
ing some great bargains in their Ia
dies ready-to-wear department. At
tention is directed to their large ad-
vertisement on our eighth page.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-10
Post Masters Appointed.

The following persons have been
appointed as post masters: Meeting
Street, T. A. Owdom: Moss, Pierce
B. Thomas; Pleasant Lane, f. L..
Zimmerman; Meri vether, Henry A.
Adams; Morgana, Miss Theodosia
E. Scott.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-10
local AND PERSONAL.

Easter falls on the 4th of April
this year-neither early nor late.
Mr.. Orlando Sheppard spent
Thursday in Aiken on legal busi-
ness.
Miss Nellie Hill has accepted
school in Saluda county near Fruit
Hill.
The spring term of court will
convene on the lst Monday in
March.
Magistrate c. f. Quarles Will use
! the grand jury room in the court
4 house for his office.
At Johnston Rev. E. G. Bailey
/ will preach this Sunday at ll:l5
and lecture at 4 p. IN.
Mrs. T. P. Salter and Miss Grace
>Saltel of Trenton were among the
visitors in Edgeheld Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie Dorm of the Celestia
section of Saluda county is here
visiting her son, Mr.. w. III. Dorm.
Automobiles are out again and
every one of them should have a
split log drag attached as trailer.
Better get the late cotton ready
for the gin. All ginneries will close
down for the season in short time.
Have you made your tax returns?
There are only about 10 days left
in which to return property for taxa
ton.
Public Cotton Weigher Byrd
stated yesterday that up to this
time he has weighed about 5000
bales.
Bible pictures Thursday night at
prayer meeting at Methodist church
at 1880 o'clock. Come and bring the
children.
The next regular meeting of the
ID. a. r. will be neld Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ma
mie I'illman.
The grand jury will be drawn to-
morrow and also the petit jury for
the March term of court. They will
be published next week.
No early gardening could be done
this year but it is all the more i'm
portant that you get busy in the
garden as early as possible.
We haven't seen a sack of guano
yet this year, and we hope we will
mot see anything like as many sacks
as were in evidence last year.
The New Century Club of John
lston observed Reciprocity Day
Tcesday. Mrs. J. d. Holstein
land Mrs. Mamie N. 1illman attend
led from Edgefeld, the former rep
the u. D. C. and the lat
her the d. A. r. Mrs. w. F. Scott.
nee Miss Julia Hsltiwanger, is
president of the New Century Club.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-10
Church Conference.

A conference of the members of
the Baptist church will be held next
Sunday morning Immediately after
Sunday school. A full attendance is
desired.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-10

Easter falls on the 4th of April
this year-neither early nor late.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-10

Mrs. G. F.. May entertained the
Daughters Of the Confederacy yes
terday afternoon. A fuller notice of
the meeting will be given next
week.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-29

school, 18th and Ashland av., any.
Friday evening. The admission for
two persons is 5 cents "a jitney). The
writer will guarantee that an even
ing spent like this will be an enjoy
able one.
You can here see four or five reels,
singing, dancing and other good
stunts. The ventilation is the best.
Also there is a licensed operator, a
= union man. All regard is paid the
law here.
1t is the only place of it's kind in
Chicago. With your assistance a few
more places like this would do away
with need for the services of Mrs.
Meder and Mrs. Newman. j. D.
SOMETIMES DISAGREES.-I am
more than pleased with The Day
Book, although don't always agree
with it in its conclusions. For in
stance, your recent article on ''Relig-
ion and Politics" Now logic proves
that so long as we have religions with
US so long should we have it in pol
itics. Now, think everybody will
admit that there are two fundamen-
tai requisites of all so-caIled ere
vealed religions" The first require
ments is that the believer" shall
worship God with love and fear. The
second is that the worshiper's con-
duct should at all times conform to
the divine wilI'' as revealed in a
book, or by an organization known
as church.
In regard to the first requisite, or
''worshiping Cod" nobody cares
rap how the other fellow does it so
long as it doesn't discomfit him.
However, in the second requirement
of religions the case it, vastly differ
ent. The official position of some of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-29

Fody, 1900 Morton st.
CALLS IT A SlN.-Isn't it a sin
that so many poor people who are
conscientiOusly religious must suffer
in spite of their many earnest pray
ers? I have seen many poor people
who wouldn't harm anyone and who
believe without deception in God and
the hereafter go through the most
cruel affections imaginable.
About the only time they really
feel happy is when they have some
one to talk with and console them,
and it would be wrong to say one
word against their belief because
they are sincere and deserve more Of d.
the worlds good than they receive =
now.
How society, with all it's riches and.
power, can be so cruel to see poor
people, who are so earnest and will
ing to do right, suffer without giving
permanent succor is a hard problem
to solve.
write this to show how unhappy
some people can be who are so earn
est and honest and how prosperous
and happy many others can be who
are not.
The ones who work and build, from
the high-class architect and the skill
ed mechanic down to the common
mucher, accomplish things worth
while and many of them are entitled.
to larger slice for themselves of
what they accomplish.
The sucker catchers will some day
have the suckers turn and bite them
instead of the baited hook.-Frank
Smith.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-29

sincere in their belief as to their
knowledge Of what God wants and
how he wants this world conducted
However, we shouldn't hate these re-
Igionists, for they are sincere in their
efforts, but misguided. Instead of &C
cepting as to what is right or wrong
the dictates Of that little polished in
quisitive god called science, they pre-
fer to cling to the old belief, or say
so, at least. So soon as new causes
are introduced it inevitably follows
that new effects are seen.-MartIn
Fody, 1900 Morton st.
Evening star., 1915-03-21

II YOU ARE TOO
your lines why not
once Consult Mrs.
quois Apis. Phone y
Evening star., 1915-03-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ALI, PROFIT: no loss. II you can invest $40
write Fl. Je1ery. the Bo1rse. Philadelphia. Pa.
AUTO TIRE BUSINESS for sale or exchange
we'll established. Box 342 Star office. 25'
BAKERY and confectionery. established, doing
good business: good reason for selling. Box
2O6. Star office. 25s
Evening star., 1915-03-21

BUSINESS-Do yon want one Of your own that
should pay at least $500 annually on an in-
yestmcnt from $3.50 to $50: We have such
an opportunity for man who can open Office
bldg, Chicago.
Evening star., 1915-03-21
Pumps

Mi Manufact Of Pumps and Hose
Mi Couplings. Wells Drilled. Dug and
I'M Cleaned. Our Automobile Drive. sim
SM plest and most economical, means OF
tM pumping water We also furnish Gas
HEA oline Engines. Windmilis and Motors
IR Natl. Hydraulic Co,
= INCORPORATED.
1898 Good Hope road Anacostia.
Evening star., 1915-03-21

COAT and skirt hands. 80 addi-
tional. wanted by Lansburgh &
Bro. for our alteration dept, at
once. Apply to Miss Smith, Sd
floor. alteration dept. before
10 am.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Ssvan mnS Defines, SrSs'
HenSreNner.

&illiam ,Senninas 8rnau hiclt in
Der Eadt pom 10. Suri Dor elmer
arheitcre misunderstanding in Der
carnegie sSalc al Teiu port Die
0uliptrchc. CIR sriff Die friihercu YrGs
Iioenteu HooIenelt uuh Saft ais Hathcn
Der Srganiiationeu an, lpclhc fir ole
Snspcrhung pon Gelpalt in ben inter
n%ationaieu Hnseleacubeiten ciuitcheu
uno Den ipabreu Sntereiien bes Sanhcs
lnb Der Snde bcs @eltfriesenS ieiubs
lid, linn.
Cine bielcr Srauuiiotioncn babe iid1
Die groBtmnalitc Sermchruug Der
grmee mn Siottc sum 3ieie gciest
ltnh Der Snuptmad,er IN hicicr 8ruppe
lei Hopiepelt.
Die anberc Organization. beren
S%alifpatbe Gait III. lei Dem 6rieoen
nidlt wenieer feinolih. benu ieiu Ylau
Laurie nuf eilc irternotionale Yoli5ciz
mud1t hiualis, peld,e Den Sriebsn err
jpiu9en uuo 3rpur nit 8cnalt e~rSpi1z
gen iouc. Dies bebeute, oub mir iclbir
1artner nit anoeren Nutionen lperScn
Ioien, I'M 2riee 9eeen fpiebcr anberc
Hationeu 81 iiihren. Che mir aiif
iolhc Iartueritip6 einsehen fonnen,
miiIien mir Den Hatb @aibineton's re-
pllbiircu. DER ln5 Dor rperpifelnben
&uian3eu" parute. Sieicr Ylau
piiroc aud bus Y~reis9ebeu mnIerer
Ronrpes Softrin ~bcoineen, benu mir
fprncn ms nitt in Die e%uropdiifeu
Streitiragcn nriidoen mo Susleit, DEN
eliropdiiten Rationcn perpetsernL iih
in bic Streitfrascn i'll Der iueltlideu
Seniiphdrc einsulnengen.
Guf penrp 8ollmer bon Davenport,
Sofpu. belt cine bebeutcnbe Rebe, aber
bon eiuem dnbcrcn StanDpuntt ans.
ndnllit Dem, oab Die Der. Staaten ss
III Der Sanb habeu, Dem &riee in
europa ein @nbe 81 MAIDEN, fpenn lie
ben triesfiihrenben Eation.n Die gu
iuhreu iperreu. Inbere 8eoner nareu
Der IuSialiitiid,e 9onarssmann Nener
Youoon, eougresmann Srunt Sntas
nan bon illinois mo Sos. VI. @aunon
pom lpsltliden NinersSunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

seIiannte tSelebrtc Wanas pae boa
nubm oas Yrciiefpeieu in Die Suno
unb ariinnetc nen aooussislpu, ySus
offentfid,c @phl"; unberc erDTnetcr
FreeistiGlc. Serr Su, Der 2eitcr nes
eritcn Sadles, tpnnte baih II ants
hAmeneu aufnehmeu unb % Grrpods
iere silr bI. EauTc fiibren. Sell Suli
1912 bradhse jese Nofe i'm Gurdz
ihnitt 10 5Gnflinse.
llntcrheneu aritnpetcu Die Sran5iss
faner IN Sdanii unb bic Sciuaeu in
Sfanghai eiuen dbnlihen Sunb une
tboten lid az bent diueiiidsn faiths
liid,en Nftioussunn III. u. y. e.
Union h'Netien c~atboliauc firoiie(
Suiammen. Sic innhteu ibre Siatie
ten uadl Sientfin. mn no bic 8cItrc :
blinacu bcs 8unbce III Sideii DC
sleihcu iparcn, ihIuS lid, Sientiiu TO-
tort an. 0omit 1T cine 9rpse eius
heifife Organization III Ole @cse
gcleitct. &iclperlpred,eno lteht Der
9mth na. mo ss iii pobl fem 3lpeifel,
oab CT iih nud unb nah iiber gang
China d%usbehueu ipirb. aommt
auserhem nod Der fatholi d {
b, Der lalGt bon Den
Sraucu bcsebrt ,pire, 5uitanbe, 10
biirite Die tatbuliid,c airhe III ctnisen
SabrSehntcu cineu beoeutenbeu Hufz
ihiplng d,t uer5eihnen boben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
S~ttftmne ;ur Hieser'
sbermna Ser Der. Staten.

Nls Cecil Hhobes irarb, i~tiitete CT
Elm sroBes aapital, I'M jungsn 2euten
aus DEN 9plonien. Den gereinisten
Staaten NIB anhercu 9Groern Die
ioitenfreie grsiehung auf Der llnipsrs
iitdf Srfprb 5u ermDgliden. er
lpllrpe pafiir in 9idbern uno 3~citungen
ais GROCER Ybilantbrop geprieieu. Aber
in Sen &erofientliduu9cn ipurbc eir
Yaiius perihpiescu, Der iest bon
Srancis !. 9. Gorl percffentiid,t
oen liz. Suraus 9ebt nitt Der phiian>
tbropiide, ionoern Der britiIdls inlpes
rialiitiihe t3iped DER Stiftuna berUor,
Der nit Dem Nantel Der Ybilantbropie
pereedt fpuroe. Or lalttet:
Bur 8rMupuns unb gum Gltsbnu
elmer sebenmen @eieilid,ait. peren I'M
perriidbares Siel es iein TOD, Die Musz
oehuung Der britiifeu perrid,ait ilber
Ole gauge 8clt, Die IerpoltommnIne
zines Snitems Der AuelpanncrIna
(@ntienbuua) BON @robbritdnnien
ans bon britiid)cu llutcrthancn nad)
alien ioIhen Sdnberu, Die cine 8elpahr
ultitN Ill ClV nutt SLiASltN' IpSINl 'S
ourd) @nergie. Nrbeit unb ilnterneh
munssgeiit errungeu lperoen tunu. Die
Seiiserereiiuns birh pieie emiidre.
BON 2dnbern. beioubers Dem Seiligeu
9anb CYalditina) ben, Ehal Ses
9uphrat, Den Snielu I'M Ya8ifiideu
S5edil, Die noG nift i'm Seiise GRgz
Lambs limb; ben Snielu BON Gppern
la,b 8annia, bic idmmtlid1en flo amez
rifoniiden Staaten. Den Ralaiifen
Ard,ipci, Die aiiiten bon China urb
Sapan NIB bic enblihe 8iideroberung
Der Der. Stdaten als Elm 8eitanotbeil
oes britiidpen &aiierreid,es; Die @ins
hIbrling cincs Observation-Disclosures
Spitems, ipoudd, allen Golonien cine
Tertretuns I'M aaiierliden Ydrlurent
lin 9onopn) gspabrt lpirb, pos bu8u
iilhren ioli. Die neutrality-suspicious.
Iitslieoer bcs aniierrci6es 5uiamz
mcnSubinoeu, boS tic cnblit cine iold,e
Nod,t bilhen, naS in Der 3utunft
ariesc unmoglif semad,t perben-
gum Seiteu Der W~cuidlbcit."
9ommcntnr eisentlid iibcriliiiiig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
ptsfSr emanuel rpin mar all
5ieser 3mriaasetren.

Son ieinsm Sauptpuartier nahe Der
Seuerlinie halt 8pnig 9ictur emanuel
cine beitGnhisc tclegrapbiite Tcrbiuz
ellng nit Der 2onieiu Selena unb Ieis
ner Snmilie aufredt, aber ieine langc
Nbpeienbeit betilnmsrt Die II Sabre
ulte Yrinjsliiu Naialba. y8elhe
Sptidait iol ip Dem Batter ienoen?"
irastc Die Aonisin. cage ibnl,
Raialba puniht, ba6 CT bulb suriid
fehrt", lnate Die Yrin6eiiiu. Die Be
peid1e rpurse abe.iauot unb man ers
hielt mshrere Snnbsu ipdter ioIsenbe
Antport: .@eine @eounten inlb psfs
bel meincr Samitie, dbsr if perbe
crit 3uriidfsbren, tpeHu Stalisn's Chr
gels eriiilt 1T une Die trifcose ifber
aflsm 5uriidsro6erten 8ebiee rebt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Cine Semtfebs SsfanntsWa'
ebmms IN u>rwseen.

Ser Ocutid,e 8eIanbtc in Norne9eu
hat Der uorpesiidsn Srenc cine nit
tbeiluns auseben ldicn, porin Ell bar
aui binipeiir. oaB er i'll peu IeBfen
5ascn Spei S6mabbriefe erbulten
babe. ct lei ihon periud,t seipelen.
lie in Sem $apiertorb peridlluinben 6i
iaiisn; ais er nber geieben babe, oaS
einSelne nnseiehcne norrpeeiite Slats
ter lid, dbnlid alISbriidten, babe er
seeaht. Die beiben SriefiGreiber tonnz
ten pieQeidt bod ernie 1olititer iein.
beneu er a%ntiporteu iolte. 9eioer ners
saSeu Die Serren, ibre Narnen urp Die
Abrsiic beisnfil9en. IN Tonne Sdber
Die Antlport mn oiisntiidp ertheiIen.
Ser @eianpte crtldrte Damn: go iehr
i1 Die Sepeile treuer Srcunbid]ait iiir
Seutidlunb ihGse. benen ih bier tag
LID be9esne. 10 fsrne liegt Is mir,
Seute. Die unners henfcr. III ibrer
innercn llebcr6cusung becin flnneu Su
lpoqeu mo nm ibren Seiiar 5I
ncrben. 0ir iibreu Siejem Sries niht
fir Snidlauer, ipnnern I'm uniere Gri=
items sesen einen an Sdhl uicltad,
iiberlesenen nit Iiiben aller Grptheile
perbiinbeten Jeinn 5u iidern. Die
Wittel, iu hcnen mir g~reifeu, ipcrnen
ms BON Der N~otbipensisfeit porges
lnriebcu. IQc GreieniiNc tornen BON
Sipei Seitcn hctrad)tct pcrben. SaS
ioQten NaHberfenbe bcoboften. che lie
eiu llrtheil iGQcu. 60 mare cs pielz
lcidt tliiger NIB seredter. nit Der
Gniriiinns iiber Die Sorpeoieruus in
Imerifa 5uriidSubalien. bis Die llnters
iubumg poleubet iii. 8er ilber Den
llnieradng Der .Suiitania" nrtbeilen
mill. Der iputc Den Suneerfriea nidt
perselicu, Der aegen uniere SraIcn mo
Sinner seiiibrt nirb. mb Dem Su be-
geaneu. mir fem anberes Hiitel baben.
mie Den unterIccfriea. Ian iuute oiih
Die Ncutideu @rtldrlmasn iIbcr Die
Nrmierim9 ocs Sampiers UNI ers
ipieienc Snaaben, paS CT 5.400 wi'ten
Winnition an Horb hattie, nid]t einia6
al ncta lesen. lpeil tic BON DER aressen
Seitc beitritisn lpirb. Tic Heusra
litGt pcrpfiiftet ritt basu, Nass. mas
BON unieren @eansrn for ait. alanbia
binsunsbmsu unb dnoruiierpcH iu pers,
trctcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
GRrssn, teiNe ,,8arbaress/'.

n.-Sie Tellter : Isenhlr
erfGbrt bon ibrem @orreippHSenten III
Den Sarodneaen: Die 8umpifpeiie
Der Siirfeu fam MAJ II ais lair"
beseitnen. On ciuenr Soil oerbanb
Elm tilrfiid,er Soloat iu bidrten 8u9els
rcaen cinsu ~uniercr Serlpunoeten. IN
eincm anberen Soll rsiHte elm Siirte
einem periplrnpetsu auitroliidlen Spl>
bateu ieine 8aierilaid)e. Gin brit
tild,er Solbat, Der Shitpcn lang lpeit
Dor Den britiifen Sd,nnSen obnc Nab
rune bnseIssen MAT. erbieit Hrot bon
einem Siirten. 9efarsene, sic ents
iloben, p~eriideru. oaS lie psu Den
5iirten gut hehanbelt wnrpen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Die merbetretsstNtel Ser
2luiierten.

Sic yaolniide 3eitm9" bat cine
Sepeide II Berlin srbradlt. Ole iidl
nit Dem Sussous Der iiingiten &nhl
III @riehcnlanh belfast. mo i'll meId,er
Dem 3ipeiicl barilber NnSerud per-
lieheu lpurpe. oh GcniScIoS inter allen
l~Imitdrneu iir NuihluB 8riaheuz
LAMBS on Ole Aaiiertcn cintretc. ielbit
pern annia 8pnitoutin ibu absrmals
nHt Der &eitmua DER @eidids 1riedens
lambs betrauen iuaic. ~ss III pieIs
mchr anSunebmen" idbrt Die Berliner
Sepeid,c fort, .eaB VeniSelos ben
Nusaaue bcs Sarharelsntampies ob
woricn mill; oaB CT iernsr @nslanb's
einaeitduhnis. psnn Ole Sarnansllcn
gcnommeu pcreeu tenntsuL 10 jet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Sd,mad, nnb eleu0.

S6pad, nnn eleuS. .llnicr 6ipei
Sabre alter anabe". itrcibt Serr emil
@ciSier, % 9ibertp Ct. Yittsburab,
va. mar an 2unseuent5ilHpun9 frant
aclpeieu. ObsIcit, Die Nerste i'm
gliidlid) burdsebrad,t hatten, par er
GOD, iniolse pes 9eioens uup Der au@
greiienoen Sehdnbluns id,pGd, mib
eleno seblieben. 8ir borten Damn
bon bent IlpenfrGutcr uto erbiclten eS
geraee nod CUR redten 3eit. @ir
gubeu ibm oas Seilmittel Ibenbs uno
Wpr9eus. uno cs balite ibn auf uno
mndltc i'm ssiunp unb itart. Sorui's
Nlpenfrduter ldbm CT germ Gin, bod,
penn CT Die Softormeoisin nehmen
iolltc. CAB cs ~icbcsmal cinen rcgels
rcd]teu aampi."
Sprni's Nl%pcnfrdutcr lit ieiucr
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8irtunacn. IS iii feline N~pptbeters
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pireft pom Saborutprium sclieiert.
Wuu ihreibe on: 81. Yeter Sabrnep
4 Cons So. 1875 go. Sopne Npe..
Sbicaop, III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
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10. Suni in aep s)ort Der anteritas
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Sidoten nrtretetl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
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