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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01

-,HE HERALD cooking school on
Wednesday was shocking. The
L etove got shocked and so did the
pots and pans. and the women VINO at
tended the school and exhibition sot
tbrills and the am.able woman, Mrs'
Fdna J. Evans, who transforms lngrS-
dents into edlbles, pleaseu eN - 90
Sd that they all said: we are uVS ~
,,orroyv" 1t was all because OF III ~
Ioctricitv. Yes, ma'am, real DonaIl4e
electricity supplied by the
street Railway company. r--...,s
aCool, bv electricity" was Mrs. EEalls .
,to-en Tor the day She has ditferent
siogans for each day, belieYlns lnat . ~
GOOD to change and splenolu 70
often. Everything she put my
crock and then emptied INTO pan -. -
Iafer served on delicate china came III III
ta,,cb win the beautiful electric range
which doomed up on the piaIoIIh -
n man sized appetite, Inc Ialt5S ,ecel-
Was the Hughes" when means Lille
lence and refinemenat III 100 vSnderful
scattered all about were
Aov pupils Are Present.
Miss Bernardine Schultz OF tne 81
public school brought her ,,ra was
5cience class along and NJ sur go
trtereEting. The pupils IN ms - -,
were an Mexican children ana yer liIoa -
and proper, and they were IlI ISDs ,eoid
at all the things lhdt W ", . - 81 a rre-
md egpecially with the thihBs shS 20
p1 And SO the afternoon went win WIN a
-, ~ era rbetti Creole, Creole sauCo'
annie cake and princess CAKE, 80
evening came and there was " Ie-,,t
a. show from Everybody's DepaI tIl l'.lS
etore. It was very smart ah AM sl0 ond
even a wider variety OF SOMLs io,,s
~,sIadv accessories than on the preVly3tuts
-.fenfng. The evening was loppo4 II
ga,-ero1 demonstration dances ps -
n p,,an and Miss Glare Louise w est "
100 - ~ a. -fnrnished by the Van Surdam
orchestra nTusFc
Tor "wednesday evening the PopuIatt
otore will be the Host ana VIII ~ es '-tii
a promenade de fashions ~ Ar,,sic
do,,s he remembered in FL Paso- MuSlo
~ mis- event will be supplied Dy Ihe
Won Surdam orchestra ana the issue
80, FOR the promenade is TO ne hahI.
g6rne1v decorated. There VIII @ls S3 ~
.e,,gfe FOR this event by the hulson
lluslC, - with some very choice
raco,ds and several piano selecSloILs
mon u Steinway Grand turnlsheU ~, "
The I'll Paso Piano company VI "a
event Miss Clara Louise west anu
D. Ryan will give several lahcS tS,,ssion
Miss West appearing in INuS So,
dance for which the costume mas pee"
designed at the Popular store s,,o,, I
Tbe doors Of the exposition anu SOY !
.rc 20 omen this evening at . SloSN
instead OF 80 rs on previous eF Sn,-e n /
b-1f bour longer in which 70 Nlsll
tbc exhibits made by local merchants,
rrbe recipes for the dishes prepared /
nv Mrs Evans on "Wednesday are ar
follows: -, Co,.
C,ot- o7e-haIf pound Mission prah9 /
spegbetti In two quarts boiling saltea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
SHOCKING! ELECTRICITY 1871 USED
At THE HERALD COOKING SCHOOL
Pupils Of Aoy School Are Present as Guests of Mrs.
Evans; Popular Models to Parade in Costumes To
night; Mr.. Ryan and Miss West to Dance; Good
Music by Orchestra; Recipes For Cooking

water and boil 20 minutes. Pour off
! hot water Immediately and let cola
water run over spaghetti for seVeral
minutes. Then cover with cold water
until about serving time. Reheat al
serving time, using only the molst ure
that clings to paste when 1t Is taken
Creole Sauce.
Cook two tablespoonfuls chopped on
ions. two tablespoonfuls chopped bell
pepDers. two tablespoonful Avondale
chill, four tablespoonfuls chopped dried
mushrooms, one half teaspOonful pap
rika: one tespoonful of salt; one-fourth
teaspoonful of pepper with five taDle-
spoonfuls Avondale olive oil Stir Tor
five minutes and add two tablespoon
fuls of cream of wheat flour, one can
OF Dixie tomatoes. Let simmer one
half hour. Serve hot over SpaghetI'
Apple Cake.
One and one-half cups sugar, one-halI
a cup of Snowdrift shortening; one
half a cup of sweet milk, two round
ing teaspoonfuls baking powder, three
eggs beaten separately, two ana one
half CUBS sifted flour cups or chopped
raw apples: one-half "A cup OF nuts, one
half cup raisins, half cup OF currah
one-baif teaspoon1uI each of cinnamon.
cloves, nutmeg and ginger May De
baked in loaf or in layers.
Princess Cake.
one and one-half cups Of sugar, one
half cup Snowdrift shortening, a plnch
of salt. three eggs. added one at time
one cup Of jam, one-halt cup OF s"eet-
milk. three cups OF sifted flour, one
teaspoonful of cinnamon. one-haI Il
teaspoonful Of nutmeg, one dozen
chopped dates, one-half cup OF chopped
nuts.s two rounding teaspoonfuls Royai
baking powder. Cream shortening ana
sugar. Mix all dry ingredients ad9
eggs and milk to shortening a anu
sugar. and dry ingredients. Mix we'll
May be baked as loaf or in layers
Meat Cutting Exhibit.
Thursday will be of special interest
to the housewife, owing 10 the fact that
Mrs. Evanss platform VIII De trans
FORMED into a butcher shop.
The Grosblatt Cut Rate Grocery COM
many is to furnish One-half OF peer,
also a cutter attired in white, VINO VIII
cut the beef, while Mrs. Evans eN-
nIafns the names OF the different cuts,
lvbat they are used for and the rela-
five nrice of them. This is a real edu-
catfonal feature. for very few women
know when they order. say pot roast,
and ask for shoulder cross cut, II they
really get II. -, -,
class OF high school girls under the di-
rection Of Miss Bailey, who viii COOK
sew, trim hats. and show now much
better equipped the young girl may De
TODAY il She cares to be, than her moth
er was when she graduated from hlgh,
school
The meat to be shown is U. S. gov
inspected, and Mrs. Evans VINO VINO
is very familiar with this SUBJECT. VIII
tell how il is handled
Thursday Menu.
The menu Thursday will be as FOL
lows:
fPlanked steak.
Hungarian stew.
Hamburg loaf. Spanish.
81 Special meat cutting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
Little Dogs Tails Would
Be Safe # Prince of Wales
Should Become British King

london, Eng. March Some entertain
ing anecdotes are told in his official biogra-
ply OF the prince Of Wales. by David VIII
hanson, just published.
when 1 am king" said the prince ol
Wales as a little boy. II Shall make three
laws: No one shall cut the tails of the 1T
tie dogs; there shall be no more tlshiile
with hooks. and no one shall use bearing
reins to hurt the horses
His first regular pocket money was a
shilling a week, rising steadily. but not rap
Idly" There WERE however, compensation,
Birthday presents supplied many OF ms
wants and he could always find way 10
possess himself Of the lathes, mechanical
appliances and models Of machines and ships
to which he was attracted.
There is an Interesting chapter on per
sonal characteristics" in which an illustra-
ton is given Of his remarkable powers O.
endurance: During the. princes visit 20
Germany, in 1913 two German ofticers Were
detached TO his suite. One day the party
had been automobiling- The prince asked
for the car to be stopped, as he felt suIt
and wanted to have walk. Why not walk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
MIGWAM-A WNf. FOX FEATURE.

Robert B. Mantell, Americas distin-
guished actor in Jealousy. the Green
eyed Monster" is the offering at the
Wigwam today and tomorrow In this
tale Of an all-eOnsuming love, Mr.. Man
tell is called upon TO portray one Of
the most difficult of emotions to eX-
press convincingly on the screen.
Genevieve Hampers unusual beauty
graces the picture, and she portrays
with great fmpressiveness the role as
signed her. Stuart Holmes is clever in
a difficult part and the balance OF the
supporting company is made up OF
artists Of distinction
The story has been staged in regal
style by director Edwards. An espe-
cially good program Of real picture mu-
sic has been arranged. The orchestra
viii play from 8 to $40 and from to
1920 p. m.-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
RELIEF IN TUBERCULOSIS

depends largely on the sutIeret ao Il.l
ftv to upbuild a weakened system, ailu
thus hasten a return of natural Luhc-
fioning throughout the body. 49,
In this effort much depends; ,- on I tns
remedial value Of fresh air-night ana
5ovNend rest and good food. The pa
tent should refrain from work that
Dvertaxes, and all sanitary precautions
should be taken These comm oisellse
measures are approved by u9cloIs
Svervwhere. but they do not always
tchieve the desired results Unless aiqed
~ proper medication. u Is mere tnat
Ecltman's Alternative has evidenced IT'S
worth. for in many cases Of tubercu-
iosis il has effected a lasting benefit
Numerous cases Of apparent recof-
erv are recorded in its favor. In any
event. its use is not attended with pos
sible harm. since it contains no poison
Gus or habit-forming drugs. AT your
druggists or direct from
Felmnn Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Kelly q Pollard, KnOblauch Drug Co,
PEOPLES Drug Store.-Adyertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
ALIcE BRADY. 4THE WOMAN IN Az

ALICE BRADY, 1.-THE WOMAN IN AZ"
The big attraction at the Alhambra
today is The Woman In Az a photo
drama Of intensely absorbing power
and wonderful realism. 1t will be shown
today only, and Alice Brady, the star. in
the part Of the Italian girl Viola, eX-
ceeds the optimistic expectations
aroused by her previous successes be
fore the camera. The play is a thrill
ing story of the trials and temptations
to which she was subjected on her ar
rival in this country to meet and marry
her lover, after escaping from the
clutches of a cruel and grasping uncle
in Italy. 1t is told with such Vivid re-
alism and such thrilling scenes and eli
makes that almost uncOnsciOusly the
minds and hearts Of the spectators are
held in a merciless grip until the final
happy ending. The struggle to maintain
her honor, and the incidents attending
the principal features, make play of
more than ordinary excellence, and suf-
ficiently out OF the common run to give
the presentation a place all its own in
the realm Of the silent drama.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
ATTEMPT To ESCAPE WILL
MEAN EXECUTION TO FALTIN

Phoenix. Ariz. March If William
Faltin attempts to escape from the asy-
lum for the insane, or exhibits other
evidences of sanity" he must be taken
back to the state penitentiary and
hanged FOR the murder Of Carl Peter
son.
This is the opinion OF attorney gem
eraI Wiley Jones, submitted 10 the
board Of control in reply to an inquiry.
The board desired to have Faltin taken
back to the penitentiary for safe keep
ing. as the authorities in charge at the
asylum are afraid he viii escape.
Jones was unable to find any legal au-
thority for Faltin's removal until he
has been pronounced sane, and then he
must be executed
Faltin escaped the gallows when a
jury in the Pinal county superior court
decided that he was insane Three ex-
ira guards are employed at 500
month apiece to watch him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
.sOTLs IN RONDAGEn-UNIQTE.

Souls in Bondage" will be shown
again today and tomorrow. This pic
ture tells n story which is unusually
human. with situations that register in
particularly pawerful manner. be-
cause of the fact that they strike you
as page out Of real life Souls in
Bondage" is one of the most heart-sat-
isfying pictures ever shown to an audi
ence and the many who saw il yester-
day were loud in their praise OF this
production-ask any one who saw it
and you viii be at the Unique today or
tomorrow The show starts at 1915.
r. lis. 2:30, 3:45, 3, 6s15, 1880: S:45 and
10 p. m Admission is % cents. No chill
dren's tickets are observation-disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
VTTAGRAPH BROADwAY AlTIrRF.

The Nitagraph cOmpany's weekly
Broadway feature will be the headliner
at the Bijou today. This three-reel
drama, From Out the Past" is an ex-
cellent production, and has a very large
cast, including the following faEOrite
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01

Pussy willow taffeta. An extra
heavy quality that is much in demand
now for mems shirts and wOmen's
waists. Fast colors in fancy stripes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
BRAKEMAN RESIGNS AS
SENATOR TO BECOME CLERK

Phoenix, Ariz., March Gov. Hunt Is
IN receipt Of the resignation OF state sena-
tor Nose Drachman, OF Tucson who has
been appointed clerk OF the federal court
for this district. The resignation is merely
a matter OF form. Technically Mr. Drach-
man was stll a member OF the second state
senate though there is not one chance In a
thousand Of that body holding another ses-
sion
Drachman succeeds George W. Lewis. also
Of Tucson, who resigned because OF III
health
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01

go to SO inches wide in the favored
shades of golden brown, field mouse,
bottle green, sailor Blue. Copen-
hagen Russian green and others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
FIFTY LABORERS ON MESA
SEWER SYSTEM ON STRIKE

Mesa, Ariz.. March Fifty labOrers en-
ployed by Doyle Bros, who have a con-
tract to install Mesas new sewer system. are
out on strike. They had been working 10
hours day Tor 81 and demanded the same
pay for an eight hour day. They were of
fered flat wage Of % cents an hour but
refused The contractors say that they can
recruit n new force Of labOrers and still
complete the system within the specified
time. q,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
ELECTRIC RATE REDUCED TO
SALT RIVER VALLEY TOWNS

Phoenix. Ariz. March 1.-Resfdents Of
Tempe. Mesa, Chandler and the surrounding
agricultural districts are paying from Il
TO 20 per cent less for electricity than
they paid before the end Of February The
order Of the corporation commission. issued
in December. revising the rate scale OF the
South Side Gas and Electric company is
now IN effect.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01

How about your yard or garden? Can
you use a laundress ar n scrub wonan9
If you can think of odd Jobs for men
or women about the house or office,
phone to the Associated Charities. 1645
Have you subscribed to their work p
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01

homer he suggested. 1T is fifteen miles
at least said one OF the astonished OIL
GERS. Never mind, can manage that DIS
lance all right So the three started off;
but only one of the officers accompanied
the prince to the end OF the long walk as
the other had to stay behind with fausue-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
Cine Grfldruns bes Serrn
Gairbanfs..

So6ft besei1nenb lit Die g~rtIdrlins,
Die Serr Charles 9. Sairbanfs. Der
repubIifanii6e @ices BrdIibentidaftss
8anbibat in indianapolis abeab, als
er non ieiner Nominieruns in &enuts
nib seiest tuurbe. Sene re6t
a merifanii1 eebalteuen Borte
lauten IN lleberiesuns:
.gs bat bier niemals cine Seit ses
9eben, mo es fir uns Gmerifaner
fpifti9er tpar. Spaltliueen in bieiem
9aube gu nerbiiten. tpeI1e fi6 auf bas
@ebnrtslano ober nlf bic 8e56dftis
9uus fifteen. @ir i6nnen feline
Gmeritauer ausldnbiider @eburt fiji,
bic @efiibIe tubeln. tpelfe iie fiji
bas 2nnb tbrer 8ebirt unb sesen bi,
3dnber 5aben, tpel6e NIT ienen fam.
pfen. unb Der @erin6, iolhe 8iirse,
ipegen ibrer Serfunft ober ben barais
ertpa6fenben Spmpatbien bes Der.
ratbs gu beibulbieen. 70 LANCE bieit
Spu,patbien in feiner Wetie NIT be,
9obalitdt fir infer 2anb eoIibieren
miB auf's Shdrfite nerbammt iper.
ben. Die srobte @efabr fir nniel
9anb 1T nift Der Daann, Der 5tpe'
2dnber liebt. ionbern Der Rann. be,
gar fein Ganb Iiebt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
Cine njtbige 4etttipn.

Souen mir bobe Breiie 5ablen
(Siebe q. 9. Seite 81 uno nniere
2ebensmittel aus benz 2anbe eeben
laiien. bamit es gnglanb tpobl sebt?
9uIoen mir es. itilidtpeieerb, bab
mad benz @runoIas sebanbeIt tptrb:
England first-Amercia last?
GIe, bic bieie idma1boleu 8u@
ftdnoe. bic 10 niel gIenb iiber unlere
Grbeiter unb Grmen brineen. ab5us
idaffen piiniden; Gne, bic Der sroben
llnraft I'M ean5en 2anbe elm gnbe
MAIDEN polen. miiifeu rnber5islih
banbeln. Die nahfolsenbe Petition
ioute iiberal cirfuIieren. Wiuionen
bon ltnteridriften ioDten %eeiammelt
tperoenl
To His E~xcellency the President and
Congress of the United States of
America.
1t appears to the undersigned ctti-
zens of the United States that the
quantity of wheat from the last crop
including the surplus Of last year is
barely sufficient for the needs of this
country that the quality of the wheat
crop for the current year Is inferior /;
that the price of wheat is constantly
rising, and that by reason of our in
creasing population a greater quantity
Of wheat is needed for actual consump-
ton than ever heretofore, we respect
fully petition the President to call a
special session Of Congress for the pur-
pose Of considering the ACCESSIBILITY of
an embargo upon the expectation of
wheat, and that at said session Of Con-
gress the members thereof adopt legis-
lation that may be necessary to protect
the welfare Of our people In stabilizing
the most essential food product.
Respectfully submitted,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
Cine Rehnnns.

0fepubIifrner unb Broersffibe
hotten in 1919 1898. 1928 Stimmen
mebr oIs Der bsmofratif4e Rrdiibents
fdaftss 3anbtbat. Cine ionierpatipe
S9dslms Der Stimmen Der Seutias
unb Settsrretdiid ,ameritaner in ben
'(14) Stuaten: Retp Dorf, S1iuois,
@iscoufu. Ohio, Widiean, Rinnes
iota, Retp Serfep, Sonia. WiIouri,
California Nebrasta. &anias unb ben
beiben 0afotas ersebeu elm Sotal bon
1,s6O,500 Stimmen ODER iiber cine
babe Winion mebr Stin1men als Die
Waioritdt Der 8epublifaner uno Tros
ereiiinen %5uiammen in 1912. Nibt
bic Gimme Der Bro8rciiiber, ~ioubern
bic Der 8tnbetrihIer ipirb
beuer bel ben Bdbleu bas Siinslein
an Der Baase iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
~=Z@~
(GbitOriea Der rSn. staats3eitnns"
pom 26. September.)

Suabratfilometern, niht bon 1900,
uno ibr grfole reprdientiert alio nidt
brei Yro5ent Der beutihen groberuns
gen i'm Weiten, ionbern 0,3 Pro5enf.
9ie Suriididraubune bes piearbifhen
Sieeespreiies auf bas tpabre Wab bon
O,3 Yro5ent bes beutiden Sauitpfans
oes ldbt erit ben san5en srotcsfen
Sebli6lae Der auiierten CONNIE,
Sfieniibe erfenneu.
Ser 9rimmise Sobn, ben bic Iuis
ierten lid ielbif NIT Der 8%ebauptline
8ufiisen, baB iie ipenieitens in ben
Niifteu. iiber Der Riearbie Serr ieien.
ipirb burh' bic bon ben beutihen
&ffIieeeru pdbrenb Der lesten
Gage eingebra6te u~nsebeure gtrede
trefflih iluitriert. Sn ben brei
Easesberi6ten pom Sonnabenb bis
Rontas tpurben AS aIiierte Slug
5euee als perniftet 9emelbet. iobab
Der September in bas Pilotenipeien
Der @eitmdhte idmeraIi6e 2iiden 5u
reiBen iheint. Ra1bem I'M SuIi 81
anglo ,fran5oiiide Wai6inen seeen 10
beutihe. int Gueuit tbrer 10 9eeen
IT beutihe bran sIauben mibten unb
bas WerbdItutb I'M September auf
100 Nliierte seeen 80 9eutihe
iteieen biirfte, lit CUR Suuifrieruns Der
tpabren 9uftberridaft i'm Weiten
nidts mebr gu iagen. GlS benz
Rontor Der Serreu Saie unb Soffre
oebeu amor anbere 4ilouaeu in bic
Welt. aber pdbrenb bic beuti1e
Seeresleitung senau Nummer unb
grtennungs5eiten Der binter ben
beutiden 2iuien abseidoHeneu feiubs
Ii6en Slue3euse mittbeilt. bdlt man
i'm 8~eeenIaSer tros brinsliden beut>
iden ginIaoun9en NIT Der 9lei6en
Sreimiitbieieit idambait 5uriid. Nud
biesmal ipirb Serr Soffre ipobl ben
&pmmentar gu Der @Ieiduus nit
3ablreifen unbefannten i6ulbis bleis
ben, in Der er bic bon ibm anseblib
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05

benz bic orsaniiierten Grbeiter i'm
biesbetreff ansineen. CT erildrte,
er iebe genre, bab Sebem, Der arbeitet.
bou @ere6tigfeit iperoe. limb bann
belegte er nit ieinem @eto bic Sc
iesesnorlase. ~tpelde fir Die 2ebres
rinneu ben sleiden 9obu fir Die
slei6e 9eleiitete Irbeit ~beipiQiet
bate. CT erfldrte, CT peroe Die
8eieee NIT 9leider Stren9e unb nit
gleifer 9erehtisteit iopobl aorporas
tionen ipie Snoipibuen sescniiber aus
fiibren. limb oann petoicrtc er Dor
lagen, Die bic &orporationen 9e3iulns
gen bdtten, ibre Srcibrieiitcuern
prompt gu besablen II. b9l. NJ. Sas
gerfebrspeieu in Sem gort, ia9te er,
iei cine S6anbe lno bann beleete er
NIT ieinem geto Die Goouep Sslanb
finf Cent Sabrts @orlaee. ipeId' ben
8iirsern Der Stabt $1.500,000 err
Ipart bate. llno 10 ipeitcr. nno
10 ipeiter.
Bir baben idou in elmer Der leeten
Rummern sciast: @ir trauen peber
ben 8abIperipredunsen Der Semo'
iraten. nod benen Der Nepublifaner,
aber es 1T Seit, bab einmal einem
Der Serren aanbibaten bei9ebradt
pirb. baB cs nod oenfenoe 9iirscr
uno Stimmgeber 9ibt. 3uerit ab nit
8ilion urS penn 8err Su9bcs Gbns
lid SebIgriiie matt. oanu aud meg
NIT linn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05

gaS@ Wir lenfeu bic @afmerffam.
felt Der Ilitslisher bes ct. gpnifatius.
gunbes BON Soma auf bic bodiuidj.
tisen Grflarnnsen bes 3atbulifentases
81 Sleepp Gpe, Wiinn., betreff Der
SteIunsnabme 81 ben b~albsebeimen
Uefeafhaften.
aud Der rGbina". SAL seist ,pie.
Der, sub nan NIT ben Gnslanoern nir
Seutih gu iprefen bralft. Inn bons
fommen neritanben 81 peroen.
Wandem biirite es nod u%nbefannt
fem bab Der 8ongreb bas Iinheits
alter fir gniperbuns in bas amerifas
uiide Seer ooer in Die Iili5 bon 81
auf 10 Sabre berabseiest bat.
Die General Sntentiun fir bieien
Wonat lit ben fatboliiden Susenbs
@creinisunsen scipibmet. Sas @etcn
fir oicicn 3iped lit iebr gut unb iebr
notblpcnois; aber beim geten allein
Tolls nitt beipenbet bIeiben. 8ie
piele fatboliihe @emeinben baben nod
feiueu Siinelinas> gereiu2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
Wener Shminbel.

Tteier Sage eine uns cine 0ums
met Der She Rerican 8epietp" gu,
tpel6e in Buibinston, $. G., erideint.
Sic 2iise itebt biefem 8Iatt aitf Der
Gtirne eeihriebeu. beibt es bod in
Der grosra,nm 8 erfldruns bieies
g[dttes, Seite 2:
1.-The Review must take the position
Of complete non-sectarianism. The
revolutionary movement in Mexico
while combating certain abuses by the
politico- religionists, has never been ar
enemy Of religion or an enemy Of the
Church. 49,"
Die 9eute miiHen bod bns ameris
faniife goI fir ~unsebeuer bumm unf
ignorant baltsu, ionit piiroen Tie lid
cine ioIde iournaliitiide 5reGbeit
I,iht erla,lben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
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