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Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-11-02

leaving for the South.
Not everyone in Washington has
noticed it, but ever since the first
chilly night they have been quietly
slipping away, and already many
thousands of Washington's summer
residents have left.
They form the army of songbirds
that make their homes in the shrubs
and trees that adorn the parks of the
national capital. They are the robin
and the wren, the modest wood thrush.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-11-02

be found for It. Slowed away in
large alright cabinets in Doctor
Houghs office is the complete record
of mans development as shown by his
lighting appliances from the days of
the primitive campfire to the present
tungsten filament. Here is the fire.
brand by which our aboriginal ances-
tor transferred fire from tribe to
tribe; here is the animals skull,
which constituted the first attempt
at lamp, and the creased stick that
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-11-02
Army Ordnance Experts Find DeadIest War Bomb

AGIoN-Army ordnance experts many
ABOUT score OF aerial bombs of
Explosive power combined with the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Matthew Mcfarland, a former
resident of this city and well
known by many of our citizens,
was killed at Cobalt, Canada, last
week by an explosion in the mine
of which he was in charge Mr.
Mcfarland was brother of Rev
James Mcfarland, former pastor
of he PRESBYTERIAN church here.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Water Commissioner Jones is a busy
man these days locking after the water
supply to see that it does not freeze up.
That's right, Tom, as there are lot of
US who have TO ind out since the first
of the year that water can used be for
other purposes than boiling spuds and
washing feet
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Herbert Johnson has been assist.
ing Cashier Slower at the Mer-
chants and Miners National bank
during the absence of Orville c.
Taylor, assistant cashier, who is
east on business. Mr.. Johnson
has been kept particularly busy
attending to his insurance bust
ness and acting as assistant cashier
A. r. Lizotte of Willow City,
N D., who is here on visit with
his sister, Mrs Grace Du mont and
family, will return home after
another week. Miss Della Du-
mont will accompany him home and
visit in North Dakota for about
two months. When NJ. Lizotte
left North Dakota the thermome-
ter registered 81 degrees below zero
and the weather we have been
calling cold here feels to him like
the bilmv days of spring.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

The ''office itch" has broken out in
this county and several of our leading
citizens have been stricken. 1t is a
little early in the year for this dread
disease to spre I'd very rapidly but some
people are afflicted with it all the time.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Daniel Gabriel, of this city, re-
ceived telegram Saturday morn
ing announcing the death of his
brother John Gabriel, Of Des
Moines, Iowa. Mr.. Gabriel left
Saturday afternoon for Des Moines.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

From good authority we
give you figures as follows:
500 invested in Home Oil
Co. brought $4,000.
500 invested in Pinal Oil
Co. brought SlO,SOO.
500 invested in Lucille Oil
Co. brought $4,000.
500 invested in Kern Riv-
er Oil Co. brought $1,000.
500 invested in San Joa-
quin Oil Co. brought $500.
500 invested in Caribou
Oil Go. brought 6,4OO.
500 invested in Imperial
Oil Co. brought 81, 800.
500 invested in Monte
Christie Oil Co. brought 81,
600.
500 invested with W. 4.
Farr paid $1,000.
This is only few of the
many companies that have
made good. Thousands Of
investors in these companies
reaped IA rich harvest from
their steady income Why
can't YOU do the same?
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

John Sherwin, who holds an
important position with the Den
yer Electrical company, came up
home Saturday for visit with
his parents and numerous friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

H. G. Fowler. secretary and
manager OF the Honest John M. &
L. company, came up from Den.
yer Sunday to inspect the work.
ings, and while here let another
contract for work on the property.
Mr.. Fowler has great faith in this
property and he is sure enough
slayer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Sheriff A. r. Straub came down
from Georgetown Tuesday and
rounded up his old chums, all
the same as election times. Won
der if AL. is "fxin'" his fences,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

John Roy, a retired ranchman
from this county, now living al
Golden, is spending few days in
this city looking after his interests
here.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04
Eat at the Angelus.

Ed. Jones was taken very seriously
ill Wednesday night. requiring the at
tendance of DR.. Ashbaugh, TX about an
hour. He is better TODAY, and his many
friends are glad to see him out again
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Don't swear at the weather man be-
cause your water pipes froze and bust
ed" Remember the plumber has got
to earn living just the same as any
ordinary man.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Mrs. Cohen left for Denver
TUESDAY morning where she will
reside. Mr.. Cohen will remain
here tor a time and continue in
business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Fred Black mer, the young ranch
er of Evergreen, was in the city
during the week. Fred is with us
quite a little now and we wonder
what the attraction is.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Miss Mile PAUL. of Denver is guest
in the ribbis home. Miss Pauli's Wis.
it's are enjoyed by a number of friends
here who will be interested to know
that she is 20 be one of Denver's au-
tumn brides.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Rens E. Schlrmel
were among the Idaho Springs
visitors in the valley city this
week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Percy P. Bar bour was transact
ing business in the capital city
the first of the week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Harold Wiley spent Sunday in
the town. He has been working
in Gilman, Colo, for the past few
months and has now accepted a
position with the Central Colora-
do Power company. He will be
in Denver tor a time, at least,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

The Shakespeare Club will be
entertained by Mrs. Nello NJ. Boyd
at the home of Mrs. Robins, on
Tuesday evening, the eighth of
February.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Robert McClelland has been il
with the grippe and tonsliit;s.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Happy thought again! Join
the young people at the Presbyter-
ian church $50 pm. Don't miss
II
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Editor Dobbins of the Gazette wen
10 the city Of lights Thursday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Miss Betty Fastabend gave a
very informal luncheon-bridge at
the Hot Springs hotel on Thurs
day. Her guests were Mrs. Oscar
Fischer, Mrs. Adamson, Miss
Heather Hill, and Miss Leota
Nankervis.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Scott Griswold is nursing Sc
we're attack of the grip and nell
ralgia com bined.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Manager w. l.. Shaffer reports
everything moving along fine at
the McClelland tunnel. Two ma
chine drills are pounding away in
the breast of the tunnel and max
ing good Roadway.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

The H. s. A. Club met with
Miss Pearl Pascoe Saturday after
noon.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Another Happy thought! Ser
vices at Presbyterian church II
a. m. Let's go.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Cousin Jack" Pasties at John.
sons
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Happy thought! Home coming
of Reds and Blues. Great excit-
ment! Be there. Presbyterian
church Sunday school. 10 a. m
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

This is a chance
of a lifetime.
Can you afford
to miss this OPP
portunity of be-
coming indepen-
dent?
A small invest
ment of 10000
on easy terms
will place you
on the list of
lucky investors.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

-Spretlingers fresh every day at
Johnson's.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Mrs. Mary Brown Ireland writes
from E Las Vegas, n. NJ, that
she is located there a, the Albert
hotel but that she will return to
Idaho Springs April I.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04
SO,OOO,OOO barrels of crude oil produced from thu
prolific sands of Oklahoma in 1915.
Oklahoma crude oil 40 per barrel and will higher

Now is your chance to get in IA good safe
investment The Bonnie Farr tract. two miles
from the town of Henrietta in the Henrietta oil
gas and coal district, Okmulgee County, Okla
homa; where they are drilling and bringing in
fine producing oil and gas wells every day in the
year.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

McMxU-,1X'A2
H. O. Allen, Dentist.

H. O. Allen, Dentist.
Mrs. George K. McClelland was
visiting in Denver this week.
County Commissioner Green was
down from Silver Plume Sunday.
George K. Kimball transacted
business in Denver the first of the
week.
Mrs. A +. Strauo of George
town visited friends here this
week.
John w. Smith, the champion
booster of Dumont, was in town
Saturday.
Miss Jean Horton is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
l.. COLON.
Fred L. COLON went down the
line to the big city on the Platte
Tuesday morning.
Th omas Stevens and family re-
moved from Freeland to Nevada
vile this week. I.
Frank Stevens was among the
passengers on Tuesday mornings
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

LATE Hanchett of Salt Lake
City is in the city on a short bust
ness trip.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

lots are reserved for drilling sites, and it will
not be necessary to drill on any lot purchased,
as every one shares alike in the production,
according to the number of lots owned. The
purchasers of lots get all the production from
the l2O acre tract and - percent of all pro-
duction from the 50 tract.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Home cooked foods at johnson
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04
Home cooked foods at Johnson's.

Mrs. George Z. McClelland was
Denver visitor during the week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Mrs. George K. McClelland was
visiting in Denver this week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

County Commissioner Green was
down from Silver Plume Sunday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Mrs. Adamson and baby daugh-
\ ter tf Denver are visiting with
/ Mrs. Oscar Fischer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Mrs. w. L. Bush writes from
Austin, Texas. that they are en-
joying real summer time there
now; they are even eating beets
and such vegetables out Of their
own gardens. 1t seems quite a
contrast to the weather we have
been having in Idaho Springs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Frank Stevens was among the
passengers on Tuesday mornings
train for Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04
Seniors Win In Debate

The program given last Friday
afternoon in the High school was
in the form of a debate. The
question was Resolved, that the
presidents plan of preparedness
would be beneficial for the coun-
try" The Junior class had the
affirmative side and were repre-
sented by Hazel Peterson, Annie
Mcleod and Ira Hupp. The
Senior class the negative; Unis
Which. Flora Culley and Marie
Cribbis being the representatives.
Nell Jenkins was to have been the
third speaker for the negative side.
but on account OF illness was forced
to give it up Friday morning,
Marie Cribbis taking her place.
The debate was very interesting
and showed that much thought
had been given to its preparation.
1t was won by the negative side
by a unanimous decision of the
judges. who were Mrs. Newton
Pike. Father McCabe and Mr..
Rogers. This is the second de-
bate the Seniors have won from
the Juniors this year.
1t would pay anyone to attend
these debates as ali the ideas pro-
cura ole concerning momentuous
questions are brought forward in
concrete form
A few of the young people felt
that winter was surely here in all
its glory last Sunday night, when
they participated in most enjoy
able bob. sled party. The bob
sled is beautiful, large Flexible
FLYER" which belongs to Homer
Handy. He induced Bradley
Howell to pull the party around,
back of his machine, all sorts of
tun resulting After the ride the
young people went to Mrs. F. L.
Collom's where delicious hot
supper was served after they were
warm. The young people were
the Misses Heather Hill. Unis
Which and Jean Horton; Messrs.
Chester Robinson, Bradley Howell,
Jack Richards and Homer Handy.
Mrs. w. L. Bush writes from
Austin, Texas. that they are en-
joying real summer time there
now; they are even eating beets
and such vegetables out of their
own gardens. It seems quite
contrast to the weather we have
been having in Idaho Springs.
Miss Betty Fastabend gave a
very informal luncheon bridge at
the Hot Springs hotel on Thurs
day. Her guests were Mrs. Oscar
Fischer, Mrs. Adamson, Miss
Heather Hill, and Miss Leota
Nankervis.
The Shakespeare Club will be
entertained by Mrs. Nello NJ. Boyd
at the home of Mrs. Robins, on,
Tuesday evening, the eighth of
February.
The H. s. A. Club met with
Miss Pearl Pascoe Saturday after
noon.
-Spretlingers fresh every day at
Johnson's.
| ID STANDS FOR
| DONNELLY
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

George K. Klmball transacted
business in Denver the first of the
week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Th omas Stevens and family re-
moved from Freeland to Nevada
vile this week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-02-04

Mrs. A +. Straub of George
town visited friends here this
week.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
SePlen BON SarbftsH JnSm'
ftrie in GnslanS fatal.

Ius ROTTERDAM ipirb geihrieben:
Su Der Sabresperfammluns Der grabs
iorb Spers INociatiou (8rabforber
Sdrbcrs gereiuieung in 2onbon) lpies
Ger 8oritano barauf bin, oaB Die
9robe llebermaht. bic Die oentiden
Nniliuiabriten Dor benz aricg aui benz
8eltmarft sebabt batten, benz 9euts
ihen 8eid fir Die 3ricefiibruns IN
ilbertpiescnbem Iabe Sueute setoms
men lit. geridieoene @runbitoife fir
Die 9ereituns bon Standardization
ieieu 5ueleid @runbitoiie fir bic Sers
iteIluns bon ggploiionsitoiien unb Die
groben beutihen Sarbenfabrifcn bat
ten iif mad Der ariesserfldruns NIT
iebr eerinseu llnfpiten in seipaltise
Iunitions : 8er,itdtten perdnbert.
Sas Seblen elmer Sarbitoff Snbuitrie
in Gn9Ianb bate aIio gu elmer
II a I | onale Sc a It r o y {
fiibren fonnen. menu bic Der. Staaten
niht einseiprunsen Iudren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
uirsnns Scr "0evpslin"' ain'
ariiie aai Gnelans.

Berlin mclSet ordbtlo5: IQndbs
lid, meroen ndhere Gir5elheitcn ilber
Die ourt, Die iiingitcn "3cppclin" sIns
critic ouf @uglaub bort nn9erid;tete
iurttbarc Verheeruns bctuunt. 60
berihten, lpie cine Gepcidc Ii Not
tcroam meloet. boIlGnriide Watro'elt.
Die lid 3ur 3eit bieier @ngriiic Ill
@~nalano beianben mo Ill wieocr
mad Der Seintntb 5uridgctcbrt inn.
ToIgenbes:
Sie Stdotc Scitb. 0uu. Suneerz
ldrb. Ncip Goirlc nub Srimsbp lino
AM ihlimmitcu h~ciulsciudt porocn.
Gin i'm 0aicu ppu Seitb Dor Nnter
iiesenoer britiid,cr @iermailcr plirnc
ppGitdneig 3critort. Cine 9ombc traf
einen int 8dbnbpf i~tehcnren 3ug. Cine
eroSe Spirituoicniabrit. Die bon elmer
Sranbbombe 9ctrufTeu ipurec. w bis
aili hen @runo niebcrNctrnnnt.
On Der NGhe BON Mem Gn'tlr licat
cine iibcr Den Sunc iiihreunc Bride
iuit p~pllitdnoia III Srilmmeru. Su
@rinlsbu iiclcu @onlben nui BIC rprtis
gen Nilitdrs 8araden, Die, ais lie cina
itiir3teu, nlebrere buubert SoIpotcn
inter ihrer Gait be9rllben.
Su England iiuo in lester 3eit picIc
MISUNDERSTANDING ulls Srantrcid)
unaefommen. Iit hicien 8eid)iisen.
Die iest on perifieoensn Yunfteu aufz
seitelt merbeu, iiuo fran3piiihe Sffi>
3iere uuo ebeuio irau5oiiihe Sepie>
nunssmanniGaiteu eineetruiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
SrieeenseeIamte.
,Wes Snm Jrieben lit s%ebabnt." -
Asauitb's Rebe ppm II. april
brinst Gnbe bes Sriescs naher. =
guifaHuns Der enslifhen gldtter
pptimiitiif.

n.-9arl @. Ndermann,
9erihteritatter ber nllniteb TreB",
melbet INTERN Satlim bonn 10. Ipril:
9as gnoc bes Rrieses lit ourd be-
beutiame gnttpidlunsen Der lesten
As Stunben iihtlid ndber gebraft
tporben, = p%enisitens iuie ma bier
in mandben &reiieu Die Sahe auffaSt!
Brebberitte iiber Die Reoe bes bris
tiifen Yremiers Isouitb am lesten
Rontae Gbenb - in geantportuns
Der iiineiteu Rei6Stassreoe bes beuts
iteu &ar3lers-trnfeu beute IN Sers
lin elm uno riefen cine 9eliuoe Seniaz
ton berpor. Bon geiuiiien frie9fiibs
renbeu yNnltaubspbraien" Der Hebe
~abiebenb, beuteu Northumberland
Seutihe Die ausloiiunsen bon Iss
auitb ais eiuen freimiitbi9eu Wint,
bab bic Seit nabe = ii Il t, bu gne>
lamb eeipilt iein pirb. in Sriebenss
llnterbanblungen ein3utreten!
Gum er ite RnIe ieit geeinn
bes 8rieees bat Der britiife Sremier
ipie bic Seutid,en ieine Hcbe aus
Ieeen - feline Soroerune, baB der
preubiide TiIitarismus 5eritmettert
iperoeu miiiic", a%bgednbert. Senu
itatt beiien ipraf er ulIr bapon, baS
Die beutihe Nilitdrfaite fiinitig nift
Die internatiouaIe Solitit 9eutiG>
LAMBS letter. biirfe." Die beiasten
9eutifen erbliden BARN Elm pouitdns
bises Acknowledgment llno tie
periiheru bab bic ioseu. ~beuti6e
Rilitdrfoite" ii erbaupt d. I
benz TuSbrud bes
ieyi9cu &rieses I'M Diploma
tiideu Sattel sepeien lei. Sic
peiien and barauf bin, ser neleite
Siss BEG beutiten 8an5lers iiber Die
Sraftipn bes Gbmirals b. SirpiS iei
Elm 8etpeis baiiir, bab bas Clement.
peltss Der britiite Yremier 5u fiir6>
ten porsab, aud iest nidt bic apns
trole iiber 9eutihlanS's austudrtise
Yplitit aeponnen babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
Srief ans HeuanS.
(eprsial. a%srrtippnsems ptsrer Ssituus.)

Saug, Den 10. Mars 't6.-Sr
bieier 8ofe limo 5lpet hpQduoiidC
Stiife I'M aanal ucricrtt lpprocr
Grit Die ~Suhantin". Gin grubc,
acknowledgements uro eeitcrn elmer
Der sroStcn Sradtpanlpicr bes 8ottcr.
banner 2Iono, Die ~Talembnns", g.
GA Conner grpB.
Sic SciorgniB uno gntriiituug BAR
ilber nilnnlt gu. @o ipa bu5 hinaus
ipenn Der aricg nod ldugcr bauert:
llniere Irmee lit nod itcta uif 3rieess
fub lluo bas fpItet piei 0elb. SeBt
lit pieoer cine neue Nnlei6c pou 125
WiQioneu @ulbeu in Vprlage. Die
ii6,er potirt nerben lpirn.
Salo berridt aud bier Ir6eitss
loitsfeit, ipeil in pieIen Subuitrics
3peigen Die @~runoitoifc tnapp lpcrz
Den. Rebrere Sabriten babeu bcreits
cine tiir5ere Irbeits5eit einsefiihrt mn
iteleu mad einieeu @otcu 8etriebs
StiIIitano in Iusiiht. Plus uniern,
2anbe fommt mar jest 10 Ieiht nidji
binaus. Nah alien Rittungen bin
gibt es itrenee BaSs 6ormalitdten mn
an ben 9rer5en 5errift Die IhdrfIte
aontrole. Ser 8aarenbesug lit nit
sroben Shfpieristeitcn p~erbunoen unr
bas tpirb uraueenebm empfunpeu,
neil man iih III SoGlanb I'M 2aufe
Der Sabre geiuobnt bate. aus allen
Sdnoern 3u be3ieber. Gte Gmeris
tancr batter in bcu lesten Sabrer
aud, itets iteieenbeu Support nat Sol
LAMB. 9onntcn Cure Riiiiiiippi
Stearler MIR bis in luiere Saien
tommen, man ipiirbe lid nm Ole
@aarc raiifen lnb Cure Sarmer mir
ben laden !
Su amiterbdm iinb Die glatteru
nuf9etreteu. @%a9emeincr Nnbraua
jur @ieberimpiung. Su unicrm 8es
it,dite hdbcu mir ods game Ycrionnl
ca. go Terioneu. Scr VroScbur inter
ipprfen.
Sic bonn @aiier iiberihipemmter,
Sanoitrid,e perbeu Jest nit groBer
9ampfpumpen pieoer troden geleat.
Ser Shapeu bleibt aber cnorm.
10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
What About Catholic Labor Unions?

felt auftrctcu gil fonrcn. 6 mare
cine Sormierung ct8cucr Union cine
Shorbeit. Nbcr scr S~lueitcn Sorpts
run9 &tlts bcs 3cbutcu .Dnlc nudlges
foumcn mcrbcn. iubem man bic fothn
liid,cu Nrbcitcr III eigetc SrBnuildtio>
men ianumclt Slpcds ihrcr SUBSTITUTING
III Gcrtbctbigun9 d]riltlid,cr @rllnos
idsc. @criuhe bd5u licgcu BOZ. Sic
.Ytiiitin OF 9hriit" nllBte Icibcr I'M
iol9e Wnbl cines ungIildlihcn Nas
mems ihrc Sbotigfcit bcitrdrten. IN
Buffalo uno ct. 2puis bat man III
Tinrrpcreinen sic fotholiidIcn Irbeiter
Sipeds 8citerbilouua gciantmclt,
lcincr obcr teincu llntcridico 3lpildeu
llniorls ltno Nictts lluioulcutcu ges
nud't, cine Iuurbnun8, Die niht
prnttiid iit.
Bel Der uidlt porberridcnoeu &C.
fubr III Der .Nntcricdn federation OF
2abpr" lei aid Die Npthlueuoisfeit
iplher %crcinigungen uift geboten.
N,lr i'm Sale. baB ale unierc Irbeis
ter slluipneu anti hriitlid, iuerocn, er@
lpatie Die Notbfpcnbtgtcit 1pc5iiiltl
fat6oliiter 0ereinignnger. Iber Die
Sbee Der Sortbtlbung Der fatboliihen
Nrbeiter lei gut uno Ioute, mo aus
fiibrbar, aeforbert iueroeu.
8ep. Sr. aunig FAM barauf gum
Rorte uub betoute Die prdttiihe 8irts
iamteit Der tatboliifeu Irbeitcrpers
cine, bic Sran3 granot5 ols @rurbz
tod fir Die ipdteren driitIiten Grbeie
ter9eluerfihaften nnbm. Sieie DRIFT
lideu @elpertifaften ipnren elm
Samm scgcu Die io5iaIiitiife Sropas
GAMBIA ullb obue lie, mare beute bas
Centrum nift. mas eS III.
Sran3 9ranots lab Die 8efabr Der
io3ialiitii6en geipe9une lllo nrbeitete
oerielbeu in Seiteu ert9egen. Iuf
BEL ms lit Die @efabr ndber ais
Nande glauben. IS ipdrc Selbits
moro 81 tpdrten. bis ale Unions
io3ialiitiif, ~9eporbeu iinb. Sest ihon
mug porgebaut iperben unS fpie I'M
alien 8aterlanbe 10 mus aid bier Der
@oItspereiu Die 9ilbuueSitGtte fir Den
tatboliideu Irbeitcr fperbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27

itaIieniiden 8einuoteu cine anerfcns
ming ails3uipreheu fir iein Nuftreten
9esen Die @~croronung Der argentina
iden 8c9ierung uno ilberaa Shulerl
5u grilnben CUR G%rlcrnure bes Stos
lieniiden.
Gnblid, cinen fcitcn @uuo aQcr Stas
liencr III ar9entinieu gu ihlieSeu, pns
nit ibre itdlieniit znationaleu @eiiiblc
utht nlebr perlest iperheu.
liner Riniiter hes AcuSern mein,
gu bieier aneelesenbeit. paB Die italics
niIhe Sprnhe bier 10 perbreitet lit,
unb cine 10 sroBe 2ei1tietcit fir bic
@rleruuns beitebt, iobaB ieber &C.
biloete nit Seittisteit iiG ieIbit in
oieIer Sprdde berbollfommnen lam.
Ser llnterridts Niniiter erlaubte
oaB iiberau bort, mo % SfiiIer Die
ginfiibrung bes Stalieniiteu in Den
Stlnoenplau tpiiuiden, ibrer Bite
Rehning getrageu tperben Tonne.
Steies Redt miibte natiirlih aud Der
oeutiben Sprade eiuserdumt tperSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
Die Jtaliener ipielen iidb ais
Herren Areentinten's anf.

Dir entnebmeu benz ~Nr9cntini
iden 0olfsirenrb", 8uenoS Hires:
aus InlaB Der ScItimmung oes
Observation-Disclosures. Den Inter
riht in Der italieuiiten Sprahe aus
benz Stunbenplun Der Sctunodrs
i6ulen aus5ulheiocn. oerlanumclten
lid neuIih I'M Saole Der Spciebno
.@uiieppe @aribaIoi" 5abIreibe Sta
liencr, INT bent ar9eutiniihen Inter
ridlts Riniiterilim ben Rries 5u ers
fldreu. Speitauieno Wanu ipnrcn
antpeieno, iporauS ntat erIebeu fam,
baS Die Staliener Die Sa6e pirtlid)
ernit nebmcu unb Der Hesierlns
Sdtpieriefetten bereiteu founen. GO
berritte cine gang nerboie Stimmuns
itnb bic itaIieniide 9ereiatbeit brabte
iebes~ llebersebeu CUR Sasesoronuns
gum Sheitern. Die Reorer ees
bruiiften cine iiberaus gerei5ts
Sprahe eeeen Die 8cgicrung. Wan
brobte nit Depreciation. gQes fanb
Den lailteiten 8eifaa.
Gin sau3 fauatiider itaIieniid)er
&rGmer mud)tc iogar ben 8oridIag,
ale italieniid)eu &auflelte iouen ibrc
@eihdftsiGiloer, Retlametafcln uitp.
in italieniiher Sprahe anbrinsen
Iaiien uno nit ben &unben MIR itaIies
Mid ipreteu, bamit bic arsentiniiGe
8enolferune se3tpuneen perbc, italiez
Mid 5u lerren. @as fir Gin pers
blenbeter Rationalitol3!
aud Der @eiescsparaardpb. Scr
borihreibt, bab Die @eidGftsbiiter
in ipaniiter Spradc gcfilbrt pcrpeu.
ion abeeihaiit tperoen, gu Wuuiten Der
italieniiheu 9uhfiibruug.
S6lisblih purpe Der 9eihlub &C.
fabt, in elmer Sentihrift scgeu Die
Ie%rorbnune Der Hegierung gu protes
ltieren unb in bieiem Gimme Gin ScIes
sramm an Den Niniiter bcS Ncusern
in atalisu 5u ienben; Dem bieiigcn