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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-12
8rpbicner in @entuu. cfla.

sleilton Gfla., II. .Ulai. Der
gan5e bieiige @eidGits Giitrift
lpurOe ein ginub ocr Slammen, lmo
aud biele g9obu1dllier iielen 0cn.
ielbea gum Gpier Ter oilqeridJtc
te Sdlooea iuirO oui 100000 &c,
itaet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-12
sritt etrnfc m.

Gbepcnne, 8po, II. @}oi Scr
gubnrdltber 8tn. 6. Carlisle, meI-
der IN nen lebteit WioHoten lnebrc-
re 3iige Der Union 9Socific gabn
itberfaaen botte, ttno 8u IebensIdne-
lider 3uht6ulisitrafe berurteilt
moroen mar, tit griteru in Oos
Staats5ldJtbau8 in Gdipins cinae.
lieiert wor0eh unt ieiue Straie
au5utreteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-12

2onoon, IL. g2oi. giohrid.
fen aus Bern 5ufolge ioa 8eids.
fdndIer b. 8etbmann.Solmeg bel Der
1nI 5. Wini ltnttgebabten gebeimenen
5ibnng oes Sausfomitees oes
Geltihen Reidlstoss inter onOerem
ioIgen0es flur gelegt boben: oSaon
borber babe id geioet, oaB mir ol-
le Seufinelltalitat ouBer nd)t lals
ien miiilelL uno ooS tpieoerboIe iA
aud beltte. Betrefis itnierer Wtei.
mmgsuerihieoenbeit nit Den Ser.
Staoteu pcgen Der T1uhbootirage
nntB idl berporbeben, Dab rniere
Selbltahtllng ourb oen &on Der
onerifaniihen geote berpunoet NOR.
oen lit. ltniere @efiible la9eu
uns, oob mir oieie @ianiiiduug IN
miere Metbooe Der &riegfiibring
ciuiod aurildpeiien ioIlten unO 9lme.
>rifa Iogen, ooB cS iid INN ieine
eigenen alngelegenbeiten fiimmern
iollte; cine fluee BoIitit aber ber-
onloBt inns, ilnieren patriotlifcn
0rdig 81 5iiscln uno oieien Der
nunftgriln0en nltcr5uoronen. Stluge
gerehnung muB lniere Ridtidnllr
fem lu1o bleiben.
ggir babefl elm 3iel i'm 9litge urto
cine gfIiht 5u erfillen, n1n1lid,
0en arieg an gelpinnen. 0esbnIb
rnuB aIIe goIitit, bic unierenl Sieg
gefdhrlid iperoen folub allBer odt
aelaiicn iueroen. gSir ntiiiien uns
ioecm 0nB eroffnung bon 5einoie-
Iiafeiten gegen glmerifa fiir urts
cine aro6e @efabr he0eliten ipiir0e.
@telerieits lit uftier &nitdbootfrteg
gegen urIere 5ciitoe iiberlddst NOR
Sen; tittlere gaarineia9beritGrl0ige
BuIten ittht I6nger an Dem @e-
odnfen feit, onB uniere &audboote
@ngLanb alis6lbungern oernlogen.
unO ioIIte Der arieg aud nod 5tpei
lDeitere Sabre oouern. @s lit iDobr, |
ourd 0en 3nnhbootfrieg fiibren mir
ben griten ltngebeuren SAaber
All, bod Dir0 oerlelbe 0urf) einen
9rl1 Der guten 8e3iebuneen 3uI
glmerifo tief in ben Sbatten ee. |
iteIt. Gs tit llniinn, 8it bebaupten,
.DnB Elm arieg NIT glmcrifa tetneI
iueiteren i1iperen 6olgen fiir uns |
babgt f0nnte; mir nliilien Der
s5einoihaft glnlertfaS uilter allen
ltmitdroen porbeugen 9ieies nuB |
man beoenfen. gBir bnben linipre9lnt.
mort 10 nbgefoBt. ooB mir ums ipd.
tere gfftionsireibeit borbebaltsn.
5olte ith Die Gage Der 3inge al
bern, Damn f0nnen mir ia unlere
glmerifa aeniohten 3ugeitdnoniiie
olfheben iino Den Sau6buottrieg i'm
meitoebenOiten 9inne ouinebnen.
@egenlp1rtia ober ntiiiien mir un.
ierc @efitble beberrideu, Bis mir /
ale uuiere 5einoe geidIagen ba.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-12
glenEernnaen ii6er sic glote.

9erlin,N fiber 2on0on, t2. @ioi.
1ie 9lniidlt Der bieiigeu 3eituneen
iiber Die 9lnftport oes Stoatslefre.
tars 2aniing betreffs Der oeutihen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-12
@nn an0eren NriensidlnnnI9hrn.

Non0on, 12. W}di. 9luf ser
gan6en 0itfront fanOeu ldfpere 9Ir.
tilIerictdnlpfe itatt. 8osielbe lit bon
Der itolieriihen sSront 8u bcridltel.
Vlelouneelt aus &onitontinnpel
beioeeit OoB ben Gnfien I'M stou-
tnius cine idtuere geieoerInge BEL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-31
HUGHES WAS OPPOSED
TO INCOME TAX LAW
BY William Jennings Bryan.

As part Of that tariff law We have
an income tax; that is the second re-
form TO which I call your attention.
The democratic party has taken
$4,000. 600 from the backs Of the
struggling poor and put il on the
incomes OF the rich. This would not
have been possible but for an in
come tax amendment 10 the consti-
tuition: and you should not forget
that the democrats led the fight for
this income tax amendment. Two
governors, who have since become
prominent in national politics. eX-
presses themselves on this amend
ment-Gov Wilson OF New Jersey
and Gov. Hughes OF New York GOV.
Wilson sent a message 20 the legis-
laIure asking them 10 ratify that in
come tax amendment, and. at about
the same time, Gov. Hughes sent n
message 10 his legislature aSsking
them NOT 10 ratify the amendment.
There you have these two men stand
Ing on opposite sides OF a great Ques-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-31

ton. The country stood with Wood
row Wilson and you thesefore have
an amendment to the constitution.
Three-fourths of the states of this
UniOn--democrats and republicans
followed the advice of Woodrow
Wilson and less than One-fOurth fol-
lowed the advice Of Gov. Hughes Of
New York That is a great reform
and you never would have had II
If the republicans had retained con-
troll Of the federal government. They
would not have given US an income
tax. Why Because their leaders
we're like Gov. Hughes, under obi
cations 70 those great corporate in
terests and to the owners Of great in
comes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-31

making any criticism OF Osteopathy
unless he knows exactly the under
lying principles of OsteOpathy And
I believe / am safe in saying that
there are not three medical men in
this city who can write a truthful
scientific explanation of OsteOpathy.
The object point Of all lines of
therapeutics is, or rather l should
say. should be the health OF the
patient. and it is a crime that such
an attitude exists among certain
members of so noble a profession
as the medical world.
A PHYSICIAN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-31
Republican Nominee Uses Sub
tie Sarcasm to ASSaiI
Opponents.

COLUMBUS. o.. oct. 31.--Char-
les r. Hughes Monday night replied
TO Pres't Wilson's speech at Shadow
Lawn last Saturday Mr.. Hughes
referred 10 the occasion as "a lit
tie festival Of self-glorifcation"
among "our opponents" in which
they celebrated the birth Of free
dom and described themselves az
the generous forces Of the age and
world"
The eulogy needed one further
touch" Mr.. Hugnes declared. and
that was to celebrate the policy
that led 10 the slaughter at Vera
Cruz and Carrizal.
The Underwood and AdamsOn
bills we're characterized as being in
the Whimsical domain OF topsy
turvydom" and may be hailed as
the guardians OF American enter
Prise and American labor" Bust
ness had been placed. as it was
claimed on "A different foot6g. Mr..
Hughes said.
And IL is very slippery foot
ing" he added.
Mr.. Hughes declared his oppon-
cnts were a little out Of their reck-
cning" IN claiming that business
had been relieved OF a nervous fear
OF the courts that what business
really feared was vague legisla-
tion." "two-faced laws. govern
ment by hold-up' and AN admin
istration which treats business men
as suspicious characters"
Delayed 10y Parade.
The nominee was due TO address
his audience here at o'clock. IN
stead ne began has address at 9:45.
a long tOrchhght parade which he
reviewed caused the long delay
As in previous speech Monday in
the state. Mr.. Hughes made the tar
m his chief theme Monday night In
replying 10 statements in Pres't
Wilson's speech. Mr.. Hughes said:
The other day our opponents
had a little festival OF self-glorifi-
cation They conferred upon them
selves the highest hOnors they could
bestow. They celebrated the birth
Of freedom. They had emancipated,
they said. pretty much everything
and everybody. Finding no lesser
praise % be adequate they finally
described themselves as the gener-
Gus forces OF the age and OF the
world For these. they say. will be
thrown back in discoura cement and
confusion in the event Of their de-
feat. They say. Ia effect, that if a
majority OF my fellow countrymen
elect me. humanity will be routed
His View OF Business.
We were told that business had
been relieved from a nervous fear
OF the courts
It think our opponents are a little
out OF their reckoning. II is not
nervous fear OF the courts that
makes an honest business nervous.
hut fear Of vague legislation; of
two-faced laws passed by com
promising law makers. intended to
mean one thing 20 one group and
quite another to another group,
leaving 10 the courts the difficulties
ct interpretation-afte election; il
is the dread Of vindictive govern
menta administration; OF an ad-
ministration which treats business
men as suspicious characters; Of
government by hold-up: Of the
placing OF our highest departments
on a basis OF mere partisan eX-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-31
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NFANTnLE PARALYSIS.


Editor News-Times:
In a recent official interview is
sued TO the public, the United States
government declares, AT the pres
ent time no medicinal cure for an
terror poliOmyelitis Gnfantile par
alysis) is known" The medical
profession. as a whole, has frankly
admitted their utter helplessness in
the present epidemic in the east
the epidemic that held sway over
the medical center OF America; over
the great research institute that was
originally founded 20 find modes Of
treatment for the ailments of chill
dren. And IL is a matter Of fact.
that despite the rigid quarantine and
other measures taken TO protect the
public. that the epidemic spread as
it pleased and that now. having run
its course. is slowly subsiding.
The greatest problem that has
confronted the medical profession
has been the question Of a success
ful and practical treatment The
use OF a serum has offered the
greatest hopes but il is not prac-
teal for the greatest number OF
cases Health officers have been
helpless 10 cure or prevent the
malady, and their activities have
been confined 10 quarantine, isola-
ton, hygiene, cleanliness. compul-
sorry reporting. inspection, surveys
etc. etc. All of this is OF vital i'm
pOrtance to be sure. and therefore
Is most cOmmendable. but what the
people elamor for is a successful
treatment for preventing the terrible
sequel of the disease. This demand
has not been met by the medical
professional why? Because
no medicinal cure for anterior pO-
liomyeltis is known"
There is a non-medical system Of
thera peutics which has had wonder
full success in the treatment of this
disease. both as to the immediate
recovery and as TO the resulting de-
formities. / refer to OsteOpathy. 1t
is a matter OF record that case aft
er case have been successfully
handled by osteopathic physicians
and that the resulting defOrmities
have been practically nil as COM
pared TO those OF the old time
treatment. And IL is a matter Of
clinical experience that the earlier
in the course of the disease that
osteopathic treatment is instituted,
the greater is the subsequent re-
covery from the usual defOrmities.
However, the purpose OF this let
ter is not TO discuss the value. 81
the two methods of treatment. IL
Is a fact that there is a treatment,
outside of that offered by the drug
giving profession. And hence. this
letter is a protest against those few
medical physicians, who for the
sake Of the few paltry dollars they
receive. declare that, there is no
treatment outside of what we Cthe
medical prOfessiOn) can offer. Os-
teOpathy may be all right after the
disease is chronic. but it would
never do TO try il now And yet
those words were uttered by one of
our prominent medical doctors the
other day. at the bedside of a little
sufferer OF this disease. a victim,
who althO' she has had a months
OF medical treatment. has shown
very little improvement, consider
ing
The point is that no medical doc
tor in the world can be justified in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-31

Damariscotta. Me-. conducts an
unusual industry, that of picking
alewives, for which commodity Haiti
offers almost the sole market The
fish. which run up a small river near
Damariscotta each spring and are
caught in quantities. are very bony,
but what meat they have is very
sweet. Between $500 and 5000
barrels Of these are sent yearly TO
the black republic. while all Of the
United States buys less than so
barrels.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-31
SENDS SQUADRON.

International News Service:
STOCKHOLM. oct 31.--England
is reported TO have sent a squadron
of warships into the Arctic sea to
protect Archangel traffic from Ger
man submarines.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-31

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Fair One-Where are women's
girldes?
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES between
the neckwear and hosiery, madam.
-Froth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-31
Mr.. Hughes Turns a Phrase
or Two, Answering Wilson

pediency; OF effort 20 secure the
votes OF this or that group at the
expense Of the principles Of our in
stitutions"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-31

9rRS- E1ARIE. MooIsE, cl~,1 /7l.z 5s<
Il loved her and wanted her to
come TO me-" was the plea of John
He'll, principal OF a Chicago high
school. when il was discovered that
il was he who had written more
than 100 poison pen" letters TO Mrs.
Marie Moore, a teacher in the Nor
gan Park High school.
He'll confessed that he wrote the
letters in an effort 10 ruin her repu-
tation, break up her home and
force her TO come TO him. He'll
was not prosecuted, but was forced
20 leave the city. Mrs. Moore. who
is happily welded. took the letters
10 the federal authorities with the
result that they were traced TO He'll.
Later he repudiated his confession.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-10
Nphmal8 bic Binbeitrimler.

InIdbIih Der @ruubiteiuleguns bes
neucn ct. gineeut @aiienbauies in
ct. 2ouis, Ro.. iprad iid gr5biibof
8lennon tpie fuI9t iber bic 8inoes
itridIer aus: Ser beutihe romiids
tatboIiide ct. @incent's @aiienperein.
iiderIib elm LANCER Name unb elm
Same nit pielen 8inbeitriden, feiert
beIte ciuen bod)tuiGtieen Sas." llub
in GneIiid fubr Der YrdIat peiter
lpie folet:
sd bin itol5 barauf. 5u ioIfen
ginbcitrid,lern 81 ipreden. Sic tras
gen hire Nnmen nit ppIlen Gbreu. bic
Mnsriffe aceen ie braud)cn unh fons
men lie nid)t beirren. Sie ginbeitrihs
Imerifaner foIgtcn iuipie Der Nuf fam.
Der SIagge. entitIpiien. ibren Wonn
5u iteIen aud bieier Gage. nift err
iud9eno. fpnune es gum arie9 ooer
niht ... Gie @eaner Der 8inbes
itrid,lcr ihcinen ~icipcit 81 Sauie &C.
bIiebcn 81 iein 49,. Stride. Shule.
ae9euic:tise llnteritiisuns in 9ranfs
bcitss unb Sterbefd0en baben Die
bcutidcn GatboIifcn tets ausse5eihs
net. @as bic Batter geiGet. baben
bic S5bne i~ibcrnnmner. unb ibuen
i) mein poIcs 8ertrauen."
gs ireut uns boppelt. bab elm
ameritaniiher Yrdlat pie gr5biihof
@lenuon obige A%euberungen setban
bat. Cine ioIhe grmltbi9ung 5dblt
in Sasen tpie bellte boppelt unb
oreifah.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-10
Shminoelbilber unb 9igen
blDSgeitelt.

lleber Mbeims uno 2otpen berittet
Subec Nippert bon Cincinnati, lpeIder
in ieiner gi9enidaft oils 0ice sYrdiis
bent Der amerifoniiten aommiiiion
gum 8ieoeraufbau Sitpreuben's iih
na6 9cutIdlanb begeben unb nnd)
hretmonatlidJem Nufentbalt tilr3lih
no6 Mnlerifa 6urildgefebrt lit. 3ie
oH. .. Sime5" bat elm redlt auSfilbrz
lihes Suterpien iiber feline @%rlebniiie
lno geobaftlngen pcroffentliht. gs
beiBt bort inter Mnberem pie folgt:
Sic &~atbeorale bon Tbeims lit
nid)t 3eritort; a permog i'm @e9ena
tbeil ale 3iegeliteine auf benz Sad gu
6dblen uno ieben gotbiiden Shnuud
auf ben ihDnen Sbiirmen nno lbirms
den du leben. (Subge Nippert madte
oieie @eobndtin8cn nit einem 6erns
robr, pGbreno er iih in 3ernep aufs
belt. einem Stdottcn. neltes MIR
cine Weilc bon Mbeim5 lie9t.) Die
2eIer %erinncru lid Der Shlpinbclbiloer
uili oencn man Die brennenbe &atbe>
braIe. ippie aud Die Nuinen Der
StabtbaIle bon G0pen ieben fonnte.
Gian reibt iih eritaunt ole &lgen,
penn man MN Die beioen Sauperfe
intaft iiebt uno bcobahtet. pie lie
nod bemieIbeu 3ped bienen. fir ben
lie Dor Sa%brbunoertcn errid)tet fplrs
ben. gin ben Sauienbcn bon Srnus
menten. pelhe Die Staotballe bon
26ipen 5ieren, %beiinoet lid iarm cine
SdIramme."
IS oiirfte Ole Geier iutereiiieren.
buB Sub9e Nippert's @orfabren ihon
in Den 3~pan5i9er Sabren bes oori9en
Subrbunocrts mad Nmeriio aefommen
iino mo eriiherlih oils BOD sNmeris
taner gcIten curf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-10

MIR auf benz Vapier niibe nidts. W9it
Der miIitdriihcn ~Yrsparebneb" miiffe
aber bic ptrtbihaftIide. in6uitrieIle
unb er5ieberiite Sanb in Sanb gebeu.
Sbne bic lestere iei Die ~eritere nidt
burtfiibrbar. Die 0ctpiuigung rieiis
ger Sllmr1en burd) ben aouareb uiibe
nidJts. tuenn nift barauf geiebcn tpers
De. oab bieie Sum,nen audi riftis
pertpenbet ipiirben.
Die Srsaniiieruns hes grieseus
tuar oas udabite auf benz Yrosramm
oeS MebnerS. Gudb BARN f6roerte CT
geiunoe Gniid)ten 5u Gage. b~efiirtpors
tete er ourhfiibrbare ihieosgeridtlihe
SdIittune bon iuternatipnaIen Streis
ti9feiten uno peridmdbte ale ldder<
liden Observation-Disclosures. Or
bleibt INNER auf benz 8oben Der 9irfs
litteit. Der 8egebenen Werbdltniiie unb
baut auf oieie feline ShIubfplserunsen
auf.
Bel geipreduns BON Subuirrie nnb
Sanbel
trttt er tilr liner b + n il n { q
Sdns5ou elm, Der gerabe nah benz
&rteg our Notwithstanding Der ame@
rifaniiten Snbultrie unb bes ameriz
faniiden SanoeIs iid iebr nptbipenois
eripeiIen fperoe. Die ieBi9e inouz
i~trielIe Yroiperitdt iei nur cine iteins
bare. Ntit Sdlub Der Wunitionss
Sieferun9en miiiie uno iperbe iie 3us
lammenbrefen. @Ih bier miiiie cine
feite, feinen Shndnfuugen unterpors
fene Yolitif befolgt lperben. nenn cas
Iano Dor llnbeil beipabrt perben IoIle.
Sas e + II 10 c II miiKe
inter 9nnbesfontroue geiteQt fperben,
aber niht 70. bab feline gutpidIuns
gebemmt iperbe. 9ieie 3u f0rbern un6
babel bic Nefte bes Ynblitlms i'm
Iugemeinen unb Der 8eihGftsleute i'm
Veionoeren 81 ihiiPen. lei Die Nufs
9abe elmer Deiien StaatefunIt. bic
audi bel 9ebanbIuns bes Grbeiters
problems nno Der 2anoipirtbidaft an
8%elpanot peroeu miiHe. Gm ShIu1ie
ieiner Nebe tritt Serr Sugbes ents
i6ieben fir q NJ a brung bes
4 rausn # / m d elm.
oas in Der ieBigen 3eit Der ielbitdns
oi8en 5batigfeit Der Srau in Snouitrie
uno 8ei6dfte "eine Sorbsruns Der
@eretti9feit iei". gr befiirportet
itren9e Snrdfibruug Der Gipiloienit.
re8eln nno Siidtigteit aler @ers
naltun9sbeamten.
(PrGiioent Wilion bat am 2. aug.
eriIdrt. er mare mad tpie Dor oafiir.
bab Die Sraienitimmretts $ Srase
burh Die Staaten entIfieben peroe. }
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-10
ram Cbef.Nehaktemr.

Acknowledgment 9ebdIteru erieSt.
Defenders iperoen nabIdiiise 8abIer
nttt LANCE auf Der Nbonnementsliite
gebuIoet unb bic Giiteu Der seipobns
beitsmabigen -8ablungsihtpdn5er"
tperoen als9etaufdyt. Sur quite.
b. +. i'm Doraus 5abIenbe Ibonnenten
erbalten bic 8eituns reselmdbis dus
9ei6idt unb Sretsgremplare eibt es
fat gar feline mebr. llebri9ens beitebt
bic Der. Staaten PoitpertpaItune ims
mer nahbriidliber barauf. bab tie
niht eerne ben Yoitotenit fir 2eier
erlailbt, tpeIde r%iiditdnoia iiub.
@enn 8eitungsnerIeser Namen auf
ibrer Ibonnentenliite Iaifen. beren
8eituns iiber etn Sabr i'm Miiditanbe
lit. 10 idimpft Snfel Gam ben 3ets
tunesmarn aus unb erfIdrt linn uns
eefdbr 10: ~Ou tpeibt. es lit SnteI
Sam's Wuuid. bab fetn abunnent
cine Seituns nurf BITE Bot erbnlten
fua, uenn Ct utdt TIM guraus BE.
sablt." @Ifu!
seIbitberitdnbIi6 sibt es 8eituness
Seraiseeber, tueIde ielbit idulb iino
an benz iaumielisen 8e5ablen Der
lieben Sbrtaen. @enn eine Seitune
Bizarre fiir's 9eIb" ltefert. baun
brauht iie BET fetnem 0e5er su
betteln. Denn @ebaftton unb &c,
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and NIT benz griud,en nm 0orausbe>
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baIten iperben. Der quite. ebrlide
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gum @orausbe5abIen ba 1T unb baun
be5ablt er unb lit ferttg. Soreen
mir barum Gqe fir pron1pte Worauss
b~e5ablung!
@ie es oft in Seitunsen 5ueebt, mo
man 5ablidumi9e Ibornenten bulbet.
barber ipribt Elm ebitoriener IrtifeI
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-10
Gnitnrie4ea.
Ginen NuSmeg.

Tas ~gatbolic Directory" Fat be-
fHIoHeu. feline Namen fatboliifer
Seitungen gu ner6ffentliden, ba 9ez
tuiife 8eiitIihe 5erren oase8eu protes
frterten, bab Die fatbolii6e %2aienpreiie
Inn Directory" ertudbnt perben ioue.
Tieie Srnse f6nntc ippbI ON Peten
baburh eeIoit tperbeu. tpenn maj 5tpei
NbtbeiIuneen Der Rreiie MAIDEN ipiirbe.
Cine fir bte Oi05eiansYrciie unb cine
anbere fir bic Yreiie nit fatboIiider
Tenben5. Sierseeeu fonnten bic ses
tpiien bod,p. 9erren bod nidts eins
S~utpenben baben. 9as Directory"
aber tpiirbe burh bieie neuen 8libriter
yur an go1itdnbisfeit setpiunen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-10
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