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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
Potato Disease Threaten State

Under no conditions should pota-
toes from unknown sources be
bought for planting, says E. G.
Stakman Of the Minnesota College
Of Agriculture. There is a great
danger of introducing powdery scab
of potatoes into the potato-growing
sections of Minnesota. But for the
intervention Of state authorities, a
Shipment of potatoes infected with
powdery scab would have boon un-
loaded on the Minneapolis market
recently. Had these potatoes been
planted, one of the most dangerous
diseases wonld probably have been
introduced into this section.
Powdery sc"b occurs in Main,
New York, Florida, Oregon, WASH
ngton, as we'll as in Canada and
other loren countries. It is found
in the extreme northeastern part of
Minnesota. Importation of potatoes
from infected districts was forbidden
until recently. Name was quaran-
tined when it was thought that the
disease existed in no other state.
Powdery scab is carried on the
tubers and may live IN the soil six
or seven years. 1t can he disting-
niShed by small, purplish blisters,
which break open and rupture the
skin of the potato, forming pustules
about all eighth of an inch in d.
ameter. Amy potatoes suspected of
carrying the disoase should lie sent
to Plant Disease Section, University
Farm. St. Paul, for examination.
To avoid danger of introducing
this or other diseases, all seed po-
tatoes should he soaked al hour and
Il half in a solution OF ounces of
corrosive sub|imHte to 30 gallons of
water.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
DAILY MAIL SERVICE
From cramer to nov|and 10 Con.
mence Nav (st,

Notices for posting have been re-
ceived by the Postmaster at Cramer
calling for bids on daily mail ssr-
vice from Cramer to Hovland, using
auto trucks during summer and
sleighs OF. wagons during the win
tor. The bids will have to be sub
mitted before April 18th and tho
service is to commence May lst.
This is Tie result Of petitions
which were sent out the first of the
year and il welcome news to the
whole county. Notices for posting
have not been received by the local
post Office yet but are expected o."
today's mail.
According to the report which We
received by telephone from the post
master at Cramer, the mail will
leave there ut one o'clock and arrive
IT, Grand Marals some time in The
after"oo" continuing to H"vlx"d
the same afternoon, and returning
to Cramcr the next noon.
The complexion Of tile North
Shore road has been 4 big factor N
getting tie Post Office Department
t" decide to give us daily mail Ser
vice and this is another evidence of
the wisdom and foresight of our
county board !" building the North
Shore Automobile Road,
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
H"akoh sano7ssl't.ss!t. sks
logging camp on Temperance Rive,

HaakoM SandXFf'sts9Aka. sts5 up
logging camp on Temperance Rive
last Saturday.
Reinert Richardson, of Carribor
Point, was in the village the first OF
the week, on business.
John Jacobson and sons, Ralph
and Edward, drove up from Hov|and
Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom johnson Of
Two Island River are the proud
parents OF a baby girl. born yester.
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Mayhem
will return on today's stage. As to
their present plans we do not know,
but we are glad to see them back.
On March 9Th, Jennie l.. Cham.
pane was married to Mr.. VIM. Log.
acy, of East Tawas, Mich. Mrs,
Legacy is we'll known here, having
made her home in this village for
about ten years, and we join her
friends in wishing the new couple
happiness.
Gunner Olson left Cramer yester.
day moo" and was unable to 40 he.
yond Silver until midnight, and he
reached Lutsen at seven thirty this
morning. He will probably reach
Grand Msrais late this afternoon.
On the last trip Gunner had load
of over ton and a half and upset
three times between here and Ora
mcr. Unless weather conditions
change the stage will have to travel
entirely Ivy nj ght. Hartvik Sat'er
on the east stage route has been
making part of the journey on foot
rs the depth of the snow sIusI
makes it impossible to drive
through.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
BOOSTING FOR COOK COUNTY
Local Scenes to be Shown in Nov.
ing Pictures This Summer.

F. Il. PANE has received a letter
from E. J. Filiatrault Of The Mutual
Auto Co of Duluth, whicl, is of in.
terest, rs follows:
"The writer has finally succeeded in
making arrangements With tho Furd
Motor TO. 10 have them send their CONS
plete moving picture outfit to Duluth
with q view to driving from here t6
Grand Marais to take views of the roudd
aud the scenic beauties OF Lake Superior
between Duluth and Grand Marais.
"rhe writer, in presenting to them
logical arguments, advised that as i
climax to wind up their moving picturss,
undoubtedly arrangements conld bs
made with you and Mr.. Mcdonald. ths
taxidermist, to take some views OF somS
OF the beautiful moose heads you havs
and other animals of the wilds of Cook
county.
"At your convenience, would you ad.
vice If the writer can expect Your co-ope.
rate in this regard, in having these
pictures taken? Please bear in mind
that they will be shown in almost every
town or city IN the United States, as
there are hundreds of films made and
they are furnished gratis to moving
pictures companies who will run them,
1t will be a most splendid opportunity
to advertise Cook county and tho high
way connecting Duluth and Port Arthur.
III you have any further suggestions
that You could make along this line, the
writer would be pleased to have such
suggestions.
"Do you think it would be possible to
take view some time the latter part
Of June or July OF fishing industry
AS an iIlustration-a moving picture oil
the fishermen bringing in their catch,
the cleaning and packing Of fish, etc
anything that would be interesting
Again, perhaps by spending day OF
two back Of Grand Marais on some oi
the lakes, moving pictures could be
made Of mouse or deer along the lake
shore.
"With kindest regards. beg to remain
Very truly yours,
E. j. FILIATRAULT."
| Mr.. Filiatrault is a good booste,
for this county having driven the first
car through from Duluth to ,hit
point and he will find that our citi,
zens will cooperate with him III get
ting the best results for his films.
The Catholic Ladies' Altar So
ciety will meet with Mr1. Free
Paine Friday afternoon, April 7,h
Peter Anderson has returned Il
his homestead after spending tht
winter in Hedstrom's camp on Maple
Hill. ~
TO" Mccormick is making pre-
parations TO haul in the lumber a
the Mayl'ew mill which is owned b,
Ed Nunstedt.
Fl. r. Paine is making b hot. bed
preparing for Pr'ze-winner garde.
for the Cook county fair which viii
be held next fall. ~>-r Et|E
@ssI Il
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30

So>' I'''S:oC"oO's = >spOANt'O" ~ WI"
will and they broke camp last week
Chairman Engelson left for his
home on the Sunday stage. having
attended the County Board of A"-
dit Friday and Saturday.
The retiring council will meet
next Monday night for their last
meeting, and the new council will
assemble on Tuesday evening.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
will hold business meeting tonight
at the home of Mrs. Ripon. All
members are requested to be pre-
sent.
The subject at the Congregation
al church next Sunday evening will
be "Travail of the Universe. The
quartette will render some special
selections. All are welcome.
Arnold Nelson, Olof Olson. AL
bert BaIIy. Hartley Ho|te and Law.
renee Kluck took the patrolihen's
examination conducted by Ranger
Bavle last Saturday at the court
house.
We are pleased to note in the
Sioux Fall "Argus'' that W'nness
Carhart, the lhree-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Carlart. won
second prize at baby show held re-
Gently at Sioux Falls.
Mr.. !. y. Reynolds entertained a
few gentlemen friends last Saturday
evening. They arrived nome IN the
wee hours of the morning. Every
body reported a" enjoyable time,
and an excellent lunch was served
at midnight.
A meeting was held recently and
it WAS unanimously decided to hold
regular meetings Of the commercial
cl':b during the next few months.
Ell. Tottey, J. A. Blackwell and F.
r. Paine were appointed n commit
tse to maketla"s for. tho first inset. ::
ing. -
The cooperage plant started saw
inx headings o" Tuesday morning,
employing about ten men. Head
iHg bolts and slaves are being haul
I'd !" daily using three teams at the
present time. The whole mill will
be IN operatio" by the 10Th Of April.
The ladies' Of the Catholic Altar
Society wish to thank those who 50
kindly brought baskets to the social
last Saturday evening. O" account
of the supply of ice'cre"m being
much to small for the demand they
will serve ice-cream Friday, April
18th.
Following is the program at the
Princess Theatre for Saturday even
ing: "Olnf Erickson" 2 reel drama
of the pine woods, "1'he Man Who
Came Back" western drama,
"Smal|pox on the Circle U comedy.
Also several good local views.
Come and zee tins program.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
TOPICS Of a Week

Logger Murphy left for Superior
yesterday.
Ed. Tofte has been putting in
about twelve hours day overhaul
ing his auto the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Scott, .Jr..
walked in from Kimball creek last
night to attend the social doings.
Geo. Hughes left for Duluth last
Thursday taking sixteen horses to
Cramer where they were loaded on
cars. He returned to the village
last night.
Don't forget Friday evening,
April 7th. 1t doesn't cost much,
only little loose change, and think
of the fun you can have. Lunch
also will be served.
The Lad,e. Aid Society of the
Congregational church will meet
next Wednesday afternoon. April
5th, a: the home of Mrs. Lien.
Everybody welcome.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Chris
Nelson, Of Maple Hill, was pleas
an,Iy surprised by number of her
friends ut her home, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary.
The food sale will be held rs usn.
al in the post Office building. Bos-
ton brown bread and baked beans
are our specially. 10 be snre of
some, telephone your order in ahead
to any member of the Congrega-
tional Ladies Aid.
On Monday afternoo" the Willing
Workers met ut the home of Mrs. J.
A. Blackwell. "f'ive Hundre.l"
was played, Mrs. a. NJ. Anderson
receiving head pr'ze and Mrs. Geo.
Bayle consolat'o" prize. The party
was surprise on Mrs. Blackwell in
honor of her birthday.
Last night Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Scott entertained tile Willing
Workers and their husbands at their
home. Five Hundred" was played
at nine tables. Mrs. A. V. Johnson
received the head prize for the Ia.
dies and J. A. Kirkwood, F. r.
Paine and Ell Toftey tied for the
gentlemen. Mrs. Sam Bally and
MI. !. S. Woods received consola-
ton prizes. An elaborate lunch
was served and the evening was en-
joyed by all.
The Maple Hill Community Club
met ut the town hall on the 18th
and was we'll attended. A musica!
program was rendered, consisting of
several selections by tie Maple Hill
Orchestra and vocal numbers.
Christina Clincl,, Mildred Hedstrom
and Ella Gilbertson were appointed
rs entertainment committee for next
meeting. A debate on 9he question
''resolved that it is better to live in
the country than in the city" was
proposed for the next meeting.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
AlRMEN RAID ENGLISH COAST
Nine Persons Are Killed and Over
Thirty Injured.

London, March 20.-Nine persons
were killed and thirty.one injured in
. raid OF four German seaplanes over
the, east coast Of Kent, It was an
nounced officially.
A British airman brought down one
raider over the sea, the German OBJ.
server being killed.
The total casualties so far reported
are-ktlled, three men, one woman
and five children: injured, seventeen
men, five women. nineteen children.
AS far as ascertained forty-e!sht
bombs were dropped altogether.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
A Telephone in Every Home

Is the slogan of the management Of the
Lake Shore Telephone Co. IT you are
within one halt mile from any OF our
lines, you can get service by an advance
payment for one year. Order your
phone now so we can prepare for it be-
fore the rest of the line work commences
Ill the spring.
LAKE SHORE TELEPHONE co
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
legislative Bill Passes.

Washington, March 16.-The annual
legislative, judicial and executive ap-
preparation bill, carrying appropria-
tons aggregating S37,000,00O, was
passed by the house.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1916-03-30
LAKE SHORE TELEPHONE co.
Dental Notice.

Those having broken plates to be
repaired. mail them to me at Coffey-
vile, Kan., in a strong package. My
dental office in the cabin will he open
in the summer as usual.
T. NJ. ROBERTSON, D. D. S.
WOOD WANTED-We will
pay $500 per cord for good 4.foot
fire wood delivered at our factory.
North Shore Cooperage Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
Cobb Gives All for cam

DETROIT. September io.-I,rus
ohh. Tor nine years the lcadtn.
hatsiuHn ot the american i.ca;:Ec,
To-day conceded that iris Speaker.
al the cleveland iuh, Muulu lac
th" i2iG champion. speaker new
has - margin oi nearly 81 points
over tohb, according to unofficial
averages. Cobb said IL il human
inpos~ibilitH for him to tr, Ia cu1
down ihis lead and at the same
tim" 10 ro-opcrnt" in team, pla! Ia
the fullest cNtcut at his ability.
tnhh'~ indiNiduni efforts won two
al Hrtroit'~ recent Nirt"rir>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
Mis- Stcriinr Wins nj t.nIt.

TIIII .NDEII'FFIN ScntcWb"r H.
Miss NlcXa sterling. Of Atlanta. "a,
womcn'S southern golf champion. wp'
,hr lu1lifyIu- round of Nh" auuuu
tournament Tor The itcr'hoilvn cup to
l"v on tho iukS OF to" iiI!n,iu. tot
valley Golmtry club with Il card uf :
Airs. Clarence ~ Vaud"rucct OF i'hila
d"sPhtI, woneus national holder. tin
IShcN IN s.cOmd rlnec. WIN -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
EOPOR = SPOR
Dodgers Creep Up

enc SEQ. september Io-i,rouh-
'ru Gatmrd :: tuli game un its near
rSi ri,:! to-day ny dctratiu:. IN
tinraii while Chicago whipped ,nc
champions. hut HU>tou ia third
place. maintained t.ic leaders pace
in thc Nntionai ir;i..uc race. I'hil-
:IdriFh.a IL GuM tNu games behind
HruOi>lHr. aud Huston t,.n and "a
huii. HE standing:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20

In the tnrric:,u Ira.t,C Rn>ton
snCrrINCd its lead over Detroit to a
fnli s-amv. - well a. In pcrccutauc
bN a. victory To-day. Driroit hunr
on {" second place. brt it, :nnruin
over hica&" j. only Eal! Il game.
Nm. eiumtliny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20

Vow lUrI, y y I.III.
if.t..'. Ir'r.f.l. .,t { 't..
Boston GT ifNt-os,
Nl>iaar-Eus 80 'iS,rt1Hi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH. AND CLAY STREETS
Hours 10 y. NJ. to . =. NJ admission CSC
Free or SATURDAYS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13

1ie Ser .Nreentiniide golfsfrb."
iintsr'm Satum bonn 90. Sebr. melbet,
tparen bic beibeu fatboliiher RdrIas
mentarier arsentinien's Or. gas uub
Or. Gafferata, bic iif im YarIament
Die arbeitertpeIt I'M hriitIids
iosiulen Gimme perbicnt semaft bdben,
iiineft @eeenitanb GROCER gbrunsen
ieitens bes tntboIiih Nreentis
MEMS. Die tatboliiher Nrbeiter5irtel
peranitalteten iiberall Seitlihteiten 5u
ibreu gbren. Inter anberen berpors
r~aeenben Yerionlihteiten baben aud
bic gtl16fe Irsentiuien's ben Ges
nannten ihriftIi1 ibreu Sanf unb ibr
Cob a~useebriidt. - 4atboliihe Grbeis
terbereine lno fatbcliihe Yarlamens
tarier bic mad hriitIih <Io3ialen
@runbfdsen banbefu, tpdren mir bier
in ben Ger. Staaten bod audi NAL
10 tpeitl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13

Sm Sabre 1898 I~iciertc Die Beth
lcbem Company StablpIatten an Die
Der. Staaten fir 1918 Die Come
i'm ndditen Sabre erbielt Rublanb
ole eleihen Staten fir $249. Snn
Sabre 1911 3ablten Die Der. Staas
ten 1920 fir Die 5onne, StaIien
1895. Gin Sabr ipdter be3oe Supan
(oer Die Ser. staaten anseblih be-
orobenoe .er5ieinb"D Die Tonne
Ylatten iiir $406, pdbrenb benz ~ees
liebtcn @aterIanbe" $440 Biz 1904
angctreibet ipurbe. limb Giemano
piro bebaupten po[Ien, bab Die
Stablmasnaten nitt and ant binieer
bebienten Nuslaube eincr gang biibs
i6en Sasen perbient haben.
aber tic iinb ni1t bic einaisen
Siinocr, Die bas .Vaterlanb" aur
meltcnbcn 8iib MAIDEN. 9ie Riinis
tipnss Sabritanten Iaiifen chamber
BARN ben Stang al. IN @erbinouns
nit Der c%ripdbnten gorlaee on ben
Scnat piro als gciipicl fir Die Wor<
5ilgc Ser eiseuen Resie nod foleenbes
mitgcibeilt: Che Die gunbesresierune
ba3u i~ibereins. rnlidloies Yulper in
eiaenen MnIneen ber3uiteaen, sablte
lie an 9ripatfirmcn, 80 Gents pro
Yfunb. Sect itcIt tic bas 1ulper fir,
iaee unb ifreibe. "a Gents Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13

Sruit perpflihtet baben ioIIen. iinb
0tarp Yidforo, Saldr 100000 nno
Charlie Chaplin, Der aynerifaniife
Eoiienreiber par ercelence. SaIGr
S670,O00.
Rau iiebt, piepiel @clb bns ameris
taniihe YubIifum fir eiueu iimpleu
@rimaiienitnciber iibris bat. Ius
benz me glnpn iii ein reiher 8es
ibdftsmann sefporben. llno Der
San5sGlolpn Sernou Cattle 3. g.. Der
Dor einiseu Sabren in elmer Ntobi5eue
B o h It n $ beim r8oheIn" bes Ser
urtbeilten bate aisbelfen poer bel
elmer Eobinion gruioe : Iuffiihrune
ben "6uBubprud" beiorsen tonnen, lit
beite Grunbeigentbilmer uro Tilios
mar. Nus Den tleinen .gihcIfDrns
diem" iinb Sanf Der Yfleee ieitcns bes
amerifaniiden Sbcoter : Yubliflrms
,giden" %9ctporoen, Die iih ibres 10
leiht unb ihnea criporbeneu @crs
moeens mad, beitem &onrcn err
~frcuen. Die Gaitlc's tbcilen ibr 8elb
nit ibrcu Iifen, Die tic bel ihonem
8ettcr per Snri dlIi Dem gronofpap
unb Der Siitb Tpenllc ipa5icren fabren.
Sod Sicic3 I'M 10 nebenbei. Sns
umerifariihe 5beaters Tubltiurl, unb
barlnter neriteben mir cinen itarfen
Ero5entias &ntboIifen, finbct all
ioldIcn Sbenter belben" eroBcn &c
fallen, ionit tpdren Bic 3uitdnre chen
uift tpic lie iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13

iesen iuden. bns Die .beutihen Sntcs
reiien" pertritt.
Ser .Serolb" erfldrt, CO banole iih
UNI cine Organization, Die ilber oas
gauge 2auo gebe. Seber annoioat fir
Die gcmter bon slarge
unb 9iitriftSa Seleeaten peroe bon
linen inter Die 2upe 9enommcu. Ser
@Gbleri6aft. iiber Die lie cine aons
trole baber, peroe eernu porseihrie'
ben, pelfer Ntanu 5u ertpdblcn lei.
9ieie .Wdblarbeit" babe einen rnges
beuren @riolg uno lperoe Defenders
Den republifaniifen aonpent itnrf be-
e~iniluiien. Sann beibt es peiter:
sic Soften limb u~neebeuer. 8os
Der bas @clb iommt, 1T bis ieBt nod,
ni6t ieitseItclt porben."
Gin Sbcil Der beutids amerifani :
ihen Siibrcr iii. mic pciterbin crfldrt
ipirb, aegen Rooiepclt uno pirb Gues
tbun. INN ieine domination aui Dem
republifauiihen Acknowledgement 81
perbiuocrn,
anbere 9Iaubcu bngeacn, 8ooicucIt
iperbe. iucnu CT ms Imt 8clangc,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13

raid iein seiunbes llrtbei( pieoers
iinben uno alien Tbeilen Der gcpolfes
ring sereht pcrben.
Smmerbiu III es b~eid)loiene Sahe,
bab ale 9elegatcn. bic NIT Silfe Der
9eutifs Gmerifaner ertpdblt fperben.
jid nerpflihteu miiiien. eeeen Hooie,
belt Sront 5u maiden.
@ie Die Seutihs amerifaner iif Al
benz beieeoroncteu Ridbter Susbes
bonn 8unbeSsC berserift itenen. lit
nidJt befdnnt.
@s lit bic abiiht Der Seutihs
amerifaner. Den Namcn ocs Mannes.
ben Tic unteritiiten molen. nift pers
iriibt Granddaughter, nm ibm niht
etpa in ben aueeu auberer 8dbler gu
ihaoen.
Gin beitiscr aampf III in Ben De-
idIiiiie > NuSidiiien bcibcr Yarteien
acplaut. in Dem bcnlofratiifen IuSs
itub rehnct man auf Die Ollie bon
8iaiam Senniuss BRIAN. Der nls
Selceats at large bonn Gtaate Gebrasfa
cutiunot niro uno icbcnials in Den
Seihliiiies ansiduB crnonnt lpcrecn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13

innerbalb Der lesten 3cbn Sabre ee>
5oblt babe. Gardus ermeiie man Den
bisbcri9en Yrofit. Benn ma ba5li
behentt, bab Der icsise StabIpreiS be-
belltenb bober lit, ais frilber, pprnuf
Die Sabrifanteu 3um lleberfluB aud,
nod binipeiien, 10 itelt lid, Der bis
beri9e Vrofit nod nls pieI GROCER bcrz
aus, oenn audi in ben 1895 itedt nod,
Elm gang nniebnliter @eipinn. Sizes
eeht baraus berpor, rag IN Den
Notiben our Vorlagc ousgereGnet
mar, bab Die 8esicrune in Der eise<
men Snbrif bic Come H%nn5crplattert
fir $3.50, alio nm S165 biliser her
ite1en fonne, als bns IeBte Nnscbpt
Der Bethlehem Steel 60. Sir Die
flint Sabre, auf Die iih bas nelie
Slottenz Yrosramn, pcrtbeilcn ioa, iii
nuseerednet iporben, baB iebes Sabr
100000 5onncn Stablpldtten ges
bruuft tperben. Sies seigt, pcId,'
elm letter Sdppen Den Stnblmngnarcn
rurh Die SeriteIune in ciaeuer 8csie
enteebt. limb fpie itanb es npr hem
ariesc nit ben 2ieicrunscn fir bas
Guslano? Mlif bicriibcr gcbeu Die
Wotipe fir 6eritellun9 cincr eiseucn
Yl~attcniubrit uitbcntiifcn MufihIuS,
uto Der lit oraitiit eenlI9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13

biirfte. Sn bieiem tpirb er bann
8rcerammpunfte b%urdsuieseu inden.
Die sesen Die Yolitif beg Y~rdiibenten
Billion geridtet iinb. Damn pirb
tpeiter eeiaet:
Der 3ampf tpirb abgemenbet,
ipenn Der Yrdfbent, ais Grsebnif
Der fiir5li&en ttnterfeebopt : tteber.
sriffe, bic Yesiebunser 81 9eutd.
lamb nbbreden fpIte. Sn bieien,
Sale ,uiirbe Der bemufratifGc &unpent
s~e3spunsen tuerben, bic Salhlns Der
@~erualtuns 81 biuigen."
0as alio lit bes PnSels 3ern. Sic
Sharfmdfer raiten nnb rotten nid1t.
9ieie ~Seralb" : Ybataiien iiber Die
9eutfds Mmerifaner b~erfoleen nueeus
iheinlih nur ben 8tped, bic Regies
rune az ntiiberIegten Snnoluneen 81
treibeu nnb infer 2ano in einen pfie,
nen apnfltft nit ben Nittelmddten
gu ftiir5en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-13
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(Ginseinnnt.)

nidt cinen einicitigen GationaIismus
forberu. Iber mir iino bon Der
lleber5eusune ourhorunsen, baB gar
gieles it in nnicrem 8oIfstbum, bas
Elm Rett barauf bat, unierer Tahs
fommenifaft erbalteu 81 ireroen, bns
Der 9eiammtbeit in Der tperoenben
ameritaniifen Nation gum Seile ses
reifen lam, bas nuf bns ieruere
8Iiiben unb @ebeiben u%nierer beilisen
8eIision in bieiem Sanbe siinitis unb
befruhteno ein5upirten permae.
Sn bieier 3eit brarlet es irns eau5
Defenders, biefe Sbatind3eu gun, Nus
brud gu brin9en. 8urbe bod in
bIinber t2eioenifaft nnb in FRAZIER l1ns
tenntniS aDss seihmdbt, mas lid bes
beutiheu Namens riibut. Sir Die
gbre unicres 0oItstbums ein3utreten,
lit unier eutes 8eht, urb bab mir
Seutihe in Nmeritn nod ldnge nift
eerpilt limb, uns los3uiagen bon
unierm 0oIfstbum, babeu mir burd)
@ort unb Fbat binIdnelih betpieien.
Sniofern mar Der entieslide &ries
audi fir ms tpie elm r~einisenees 8ez
tpitter, uub Wan6er, Der lau unb
slei1siltie eetporben fpnr unb lid Der
sarten 8dben, bic i'm nit Der @ers
ganeenbeit nerbinben, ni1t mebr be-
tpuSt mar, erinnerte iih nit alter
2iebc Oerer I'M alien Vnterlanbe, Die
ibm burd gonbe beg glutes perbunoen