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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
WHAT TO SERVE THE FAMILY
. THAToWlLL MEET ALL NEEDS

3. Foods depended upon for starch,
such as cereal breakfast foods, flours,
meals and foods made from them.
4. Foods depended upon for sugar
such as sugar, molasses, sirups. honey
Jams, thick preserves, dried fruits,
sweet cakes and desserts.
S. Foods depended upon for fat,
such as butter, cream, salad oil, and
ether table fats, lard, suet, and other
cooking fats and oils, salt pork, and
bacon.
In order that the meals may supply
all the needed nutritive elements, one
must make sure that all groups are
we'll represented; not necessarily at
every meal, but when the family diet
is considered day by day and week in
and week out. Quantities should vary.
particularly of the energy-yielding
foods, for persons engaged in differ
eut pursuits necessitating different
amounts Of exercise. The heavier the
work the more food is needed.
In planning meals in accordance
with the method here suggested,
choose only q few dishes and make
sure that the different groups are
represented in the daily fare. Foods
ir groups l and are less expensive.
as a rule, than those in group 2. and
for this and other reasons should be
used freely as the basis Of the diet,
with sufficient amounts of foods from
groups 2, and to round out the
meals.
Remember that the materials used
in cooking or served with foods (flour,
eggs, milk, fat, sugar, etc. add their
food value to the diet. Remember
also that it Is not necessary to supply
all the types of food at every meal,
providing enough Of each is supplied
In the course of the day. For example,
II the foods which are depended upon
for nitrogen (meat, eggs, milk, etc.
are found. In abundance at breakfast
and dinner, It Is not necessary to in
clude them at supper or lunch, or If
a person prefers light breakfast, he
may leave out the nitrogen-rich food
and perhaps some Of the other foods
IN the morning and make up for it at
the noon and evening meals.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18

adding one, two or three dollars to the
amount of his original investment, he
could have secured q pair that would
have worn from one or two to four or
five months longer, and the repairer
could have turned out a better job.
And the chances are the total cost
would have been appreciably less, per
month, than the cheaper ones.
The shoe dealer and his salesforce
should endeavor to teach patrons how
to make economical footwear invest.
ments. That's one Of the legitimate
functions Of the business. II they can
not learn It at the shoe store, they
win not learn It anywhere.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18

: Housewives In many cases can re
duce the cost Of supplying their tables
without reducing the nutritive value
Of the food served by giving more
thought than usually 10 given to the
selection, preparation, and combina-
ton of foods. In fact, where careless
ness has been the rule (and careless
ness IL not related TO the size OF the
income), the specialists of the United
States department Of agriculture say
careful planning may make possible
both a reduction of cost and an In
crease In nutrftiveness and palatabil-
fly. II any changes are to be brought
about In the menu to which a family
has been accustomed, however, by
eliminating certain articles or substi-
tuting less expensive ones, care should
be taken that the resulting diet Is "a
ttonal; that is, that II does not con
tain, on the one hand, too great a pro-
portion of foods Of any one type, such
as meats and meat substitutes, or
starch, sugars and fats, or vegetables
and fruits, and that. on the other hand.
Il is not deficient In any Of these types
of food.
In general, habit and custom. shaped
by normal appeti.es, have led to the
general adoption of adequate and var
fed diets In most families where the
means are sufficient for any range Of
choice. Thus when meat-a food rich
IN nitrogen--is eaten, potato, rice,
bread, or some other starchy food, and
fruits and vegetables, and perhaps
foods of thss 7ther types, usually are
served with It. II a persons food
habits are good, he will eat a reason
able quantity Of all the foods provided
and obtain q varied meal and not
one-sided one, as might otherwise be
the case. -. e.
Meals should furnish all the kinds
Of nourishing elements which the body
needs. The five types or groups are:
81 1. Foods depended upon for mineral
matter, vegetable acids, and body
Regulating substances, such as fruits
and succulent, vegetables. ~
2. Foods depended upon for protein,
such as milk. eggs, meat and dried
iegumes: f..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
PUbLICSPEAKING
At THE COLLEGE
(speciL star. Bulletin correspondence.)

(Sp0C1A S6af-6UuoGlu Co1HeSpOuoenCo.J
COLLEGE OF HAWAII, May. H.
Students of the English class Of 1920
save the first annual public speaking
contest today at noon in. the assem-
bly, room of the college.
Especial attention is being paid to
English in the college, and Prof. A.
L. Andrews is particular DESTROYS that
public speaking be emphasized as
part of the training. <
The contestants and their selections
were as follows: Raphael Al, Robert
Emmet's Protest." George Bromley,
can Appeal for the Cause of Liberty"
Ruth Harrington. "Just JIM" Dorothy
Hoogs, ''The Highwayman;" All Com
Lau, Burke On Conciliation;" Yoshio
Miyamoto, Ingersoll's vision Of War"
Umematsu Watada, 'The Union and
Liberty" and You Chang Yang, Pat.
rick Henry's Call to Arms"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18

HOUSEKEEPING - - mUC0 y DuSEo
ness a. stenography or salesman
ship. Spending money wisely Is as
important, and often as hard, as
earning It. The housewife should
run her homo on an efficient bust
ness principle, and dress herself
with the same neatness she would
have to observe In an once.
Her work will benefit, her fam
lily will certainly benefit, by seeing
her neat, erect figure at work; and
she herself will benefit the most.
One cannot have much respect for
ones self in curl papers and .
sloppy wrapper. Neat house
dresses can be made for much less
than q dollar-in simple styles
that slip on over the head, or open
all the way down the front, fasten-
ing quickly with snap fasteners.
They take no longer to get into
than an old waist over an old skirt,
and they make the wearer look q
hundred times prettier. You can
not be beautiful If you are not al
ways nicely dressed.
HoO80O0O A10 AM5WeCS
II e necessary for ne to hare q NAM
Der Of filings put IN along my upper 'front.'
teeth. am undecided tchether to h0Vs
tnAite enamel or porcelain. WiH yov
please tell ME tohich Of these fllin0s IclI
hold a. bestf Do either Of these dtscolor
the ethf-GrdtefAI.
ReplyL-Either sort should hold In we'll
though ! believe porcelain is the most
durable II put in BY . good dentist
neither sort will discolot your teeth.
I married q young 0Iri, but she ssdeEs-
~. she puts rouge and poscder on her
foce, and her h0tr soGs golden out shS
dyed Il block. Please tell mo through
your column tie best tcGy to make her
stop these fooIish thtH0s-Jtm Smith.
Rply-why don't You tell her you lIHe
her so much better without dyes ans
maks-upf That you think her golden hair
s. beautiful. and you think her ever 50
much more charming without 20 mucn
coIars I'm sure she would Be pleased
then, and would stop.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
RECIPES

QUICK LOAF CAKE
Ingredients
/ G. sugar
| 4 c. crisco
2 c. sifted flour
2 tsp. baking powder
! c. milk
Raisins, nutmeg and salt
Method-Mix az for any cake.
TAPIocA PUDDING
Inqredlents-
n chopped pineapple
I sugar
1 tbs. Minute tapioca
2 c, water
Method-Cook Minute tapioca unti
clear. Stir in pineapple and sugar
Let boil up. Serve cold with mill
sauce.
MuFFlNs
Ingredients
c. stfted flour
/ c. milk
2 tbs. sugar
3 tbs. crisco
l tsp. salt
tsp. baking powder
Method-Mix and STIR ingredients
! together, placed in oiled muItln TINS
and bake in a quick oven until brown.
FRENCH TOAST
ingredients
IL slices bread
egg
c. milk and \ c. water
tbs. crisco 4.
salt
Method-Beat the egg, salt and milk
together. Then dip the bread into this
liquid and fry In hot erisco until brown.
Serve hot and spread with q tart Jelly.
SCOTCH coLLoP
Inqredlents-
ID. round steak! chopped
tbs. butter -
tbs. flour
small onion
IN c. water
Method-Into . frying pan put the
butter. When melted add flour and
sliced onion, brown, then add the wa
ter gradually Stir until the consist
ency Of q thin sauce. Add the meat,
cover and cook slowly 10 minutes.
Serve with toast cut In triangles.
BAKED SAUSAGE AND RICE
Ingredients
sausageS
c. rice Z
Method-Boil the rice, then spread
In q rather shallow dish. Cut the sau'
sage into slices; lay them on the rice.
Bake In a hot oven for 20 minutes.
Serve in the dish in which the Cooking
is done.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
SUMMER TRAVEL BETWEEN
ISLANDS TO BE ADVOCATED

Members Of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee are waging q campaign to
secure inter.island travel and the
teachers of the territory have been
asked to arrange their VACATIONS so
they viii have an opportunity Of know.
ing the territory.
Kauai teachers are coming to Oahu,
and Hawaii. Oahu teachers are going
to Maui, Hawaii and Kauai and the
campaign is being arranged so that the
vacation time win show an increase
in travel within the boundaries of Ha-
wall instead Of to the mainland.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
might School At
PALAMA VOTES To-
keep ON WORKING
Boys at Settlement Show Keen
Interest; Filipino Club
to Hold Debate

War has not affected boys work &C
Palama Settlement unless II has made
youthful activity there more. aggreE
i've. Assistant Head Worker w. r.
HUMPHREYS reports that yolley ball.
interclass meets, swimming and club
work Is going on apace the same aS
before II not more energetically. :
Some Of the most important and IN
teresting work at the settlement Il
being done by the recently organized
Palama Filipino Club. Next Monday
evening the public Il invited TO q Dc
bate which promises to be Q hot on4
on the proposition Resolved, That the
United States Congress acted wisely
In declaring war with Germany"
There will be two debaters on both
sides. Lopez and Esquiras win rep
resent Palama, taking the negative.
and two more Fifipinos win strive for
honor Of the Filipino mission. Dehat.
ing will be in the Filipino tongue but
short translation win be made BY IN.
terpreters. H..
The first game In new voiley ban
series between the s0-pound Palam9
boys and st Louis College students
is this afternoon at St Louis and 8
second follows Saturday. The last se.
ries with st. Louis In which the p,
lama seniors participated went 70 the
Palama organization.
For the purpose OF raising funds fof
the June swimming meet the Palam6
Swimming Club has announced 6
dance for Saturday night, May rs. The
boys are getting In trim for the BE
meet by strenuous practise three tine8
q week. Mondays, Wednesdays ana
Fridays.
The intermediates are also 10 hav9
q new volleyball series with the r. NJ
C. A. Korean Club. The first game
ID tonight at the Palama gymnasium.
As an indication Of how interested
the boys are In Palama work this
spring HUMPHREYS announces that the
night school has voted to continue
It's work through the summer instead
Of disbanding for the hotter mcnthA.
az customary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
VITAL STATISTICS
DIED

JoHNS0N-In Honolulu, May II, 1917,
Mrs. Fred johnson, Of 1541 Makiki
street, q native OF Honolulu, sixty
one years and ten months old; fu.
neral services at the residence at
four o'clock this afternoon, Rev
Father Stephan ]. Alencastre. off
ciating, the interment to be in the
family plot, Nuuanu cemetery.
HALEMANo-In Honolulu, May 16,
1917, John, infant SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. K. Halemano, Of Kauluwela
lane. ..
HAIHA--At the Queens Hospital
Honolulu, May 16, 1917, Mrs. Haiha,
Of Nuuanu, near Vineyard street,
widow, aged sixty-four years.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
cooyrs0h. BY George KostheO Adc~s
NEW MOVIE USE

LONDON. Eng.-The government
is to use the moving picture screen
extensively throughout the country in
making known the urgent need for
food economy and especially for the
saving Of bread. People are to be
told the kind and quantity of food
they should eat.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18

Miss Ulrica Dahlgren paid a fine of
500 as a second offender against the
New York auto speed laws. She wrote
check after Magistrate House in
the traffic court had told her the al
tentative would be 10 days in prison.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
Economy Menus
Compiled In the Department
Of Chemistry, College Of Hawaii.

The menus given are for a family
Of four, father, mother and two child
rem over 10 years. The advantages
of having a small kitchen garden are
indicated here by the free use of cas-
lily raised vegetables for which no cost
is given. They. add variety and are
recommended on account of their
value in maintaining health.
EIRST nav
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
GOODS CIGARETTE UNDER
BAN BY CHANCELLOR DAY

SYRACUSE. N. Future dances
and rifle drills among women were
put under ban by Chancellor Day Of
Syracuse University. !, He demanded
that smoking by the goods shall
cease. ...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18

Patient-What do you think Of a
warm climate for me?
Physician-That's precisely what
am trying to guard you against
Puck.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
BEAUTY CHATS
Be Pretty at Work

TIE RECOGNISES With her hair tossed up on her head
possible order toeouny is full Of this sovenl type
reazesof who work IN old clothes
rundown Shoes with unkempe
the once, at the samehatr. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18

A Hackensack girl Of fifteen de-
cided she was too young to be q
bride, had her marriage annulled and
went back to school. .-'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18

Bellevue Hospital, N. Y, has ap-
pealed for donations Of clothing for
men, women and children.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18

total 1or Gay ......... $1.37
Average cost per person per day
1892 1-S, or less than 10 cents Del
meal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18

sTAR-suELETlN GIVES YOU
~ ToDAY,S NEWS TODAY
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
Der 2uxbnrg.1an.

Gn' Die SGle 9etbmaun : SoIfpce.
Gnmba unb zimmerman reibt iid)
iett Der 2ugburss San. @raf 9ur@
burg 1T Der oeutihe Geianote in
Gr8entinien. 9erfeIbe 5enutte bic
fhtpebiihe bipIomatiide Yof, INN
Sriefe, bic i'm, feline Reeieruns nub
feline @errrittIer iompromittieren, su<
5uiteIIen. Inter Anberem CAB or
feiner Re9ierune DEN Hatb. ~sureeutiz
nifhe Shiffe enttueber su i4uuen ober
ipurIos Su perienfen". Sen areentis
nii&en Rinifter bes Neuberu ite0te er
in elmer Rote aIs eiueu .notoriihen
efeI unb AnsIopbiIen" bin benz
eegeniiber man betrefts 8~erienfung
areentiniider Sdiffe ~nift nadgcben
foute". Hlfo Der beutf4e @eianbte
in arsentiuien beldbelt Sreunbi6aft
fir ienes 2anb, Ind5t mad miBen bin
Reutralitdt NIT arsentinien an utter
bdlten unb eebeim forbert er feline
8esicruns auf panbel nnb Snnbels>
leirte Ir8entinieu's 8u tuiornieren
(tpie mans nit ben amerifanern ia
mid gotham bait. 9ie Stpeibeutis@
tett ieues 5iplomaten ,,turmt einert
aGsemeinen ebaratter an, fpeuu mat
feruer ertpdsf, bdb Grdf 2urblIrs bas
austudrtiee iHtpebifhe amt - dlip
cine ne1rtraIe Resierune - perleitetc,
fem eisenes Roitpebein,uib su risfies
rem, Inn eebeime 9phmeute nadl
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fhtpebifhe amt asuutnrb bon benz
Snbdlt bieier bettifen antpeiiunsen
hattie (tpas nerneint tuirb) hdnn BOT
es I'D nerbduenibpoler unueutraler
Atte ifulois semaht. Ser tnrUl
iibrigeus Dem ihtpebiideu 3usfpdrti>
gen amt nab bieier g%ntbuluns nod
trauen? Sntpebeu's Bolt lit mad,
bieiem aft ruebr nber ~ipeniser pneel.
frei setporSeu.
Tteier 9ur6uraSSau aber benefit
trieoer, bdB es NIT elmer Sorte
Siplumateu 5r tbun FAT, Die bon uns
bcrefenbdrem S6dben iiir ibr 2anb
limb. Gurd iolhe 2eute tomurt etn
2aub in ben gtuf Der & reuloiiss
Gis Sio5itellltnsen FOLDER
8ihtigthucr nuh Sraufsdnser,
benen Iattaefiibl unh moraliiher
Sinn n6gcht. haben Die offentlihe
Ieinuns in Imerita oapon iiber3euat,
baB ole aon3e nutofratiihe SutrisIcns
Clique in 9euti6lano scbeu mu6, ehs
6egriinoete Sofinuns nuf bauerneen
Sriesen nuifpmmen barf. Colder
Jntriamten tpeaen mug DER Hrise
meter achen.-R.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
ger 1laYolenm Der HreNe.

%n Sen Ser. Staatcn ipeilt our
III Belt 2prb Nortbcliffe, Der Gonz
~ Soner 3eitunss sgob. er bat
~ lid bel Ieinem aommen cr>
bDtigt. Die Yapiernotb 5u beben, i'm
benz err elmer Nn5abl bon fleinen 3eis
tllneeu bas notbi9e Yupicr az err
mGBigtcn Yreiien aus ieinen Yapierz
miiblen liefert. @ls @c9enbienit
ifreiben bicic gIdttcr int Sinne
Hortbcliifc's. GO lit ferner pielfah
berporsebobeu iporben, baB Die 3ese
eesen bic beutihz ameritaniife Yreile
bon Dem enelii6en 3eitunas>G oro
berltammcn fonute.
@er lift rGr"?
Tan adte. mo elm Werif tpobnt,
= nui bic GbreNe fommt's an. meint
e. g. in Der .@oiiiihen 3eituns"
in elmer ldneercn Stubie iiber Die in
bieicm Grtifel senannte YeriDnlihz
fcit. Gs bciBt bn inter Inberem:
2orb Iortbcliffe, Der Better Der
r5in,cs". bat iid in ct. Sames Ylace
an9ciiebclt; I'M Ser5en beS porncbmz
item 9bciles Der Staot, cingeniitet in
ben aran3 Der Yaldite Der Stol5eiten
ocs Reides. $50 2orb glesmere in
grioseipater Souie ieiue t%pertbpolleu
8iIber o Der WeIt itIieBt, fnapp
BEL Staiforb Souie. benz Sie bes
Ser5ogs bon Sutberlanb, i'm Shatten
bon Warlborousb Souie, benz Ealait
bes Trinocn bon Wales, ipeni9e
S6ritte bonn mitteIalterlifen ct.
Sames Yalace, Der ebemalieen Teiiz
beng Der cngliiden aonige, bort, mo
or io3uiagcn bon ieiuen Senitern aus
immcr elm Inge auf Buckingham
Palace bat, bort tpobnt Soro Nortbs
clifie. Der critic Baron Der Ssle OF
Sbanet. Der nod Dor ipeni9en Sabren
gang einia6 @lfreO Charles @iliam
S%armsportb bieb.
Or 1T Elm %itarfer, maiiiper Rann
bon iiber Nittel9roBe nit eincm
berben. breitfldfieen, 9lattruiicrten
@ciidt, cas unseidbr gum Sppus Der
Cecil Hbobcs Scope scbort, Der 5us
ereifenbcn 8epaltmenifen. Der .ccms
pam anb tate promoters. Ser
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Sadcntnodeu iist. ipirb bier burd
cine fiiublid)c Siillc pcroedt; Die
Gloen bIiden, ipeuu cin9eitellt. id)ori
unb tolt. bus Snar idnt ibnl uns
orbcntlid in Die Stirnc. @r 9ibt
cbcu icinem aammerbiensr nod eini9c
Wciiunsen. er pernbihieSet ieinen
idpebiideu Grat. Sr. Snlpon. Der
i'm tGslit maiiicrt, bnun labt or lid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20

niihe @ier unb @eberbe b%eifouner,
ietne lngebeure gnersie, iein Srsds
niIationstalent in bocblten 50nen
preiicn, penn er. ia ipenn er, Der 10
oiele Srgnne beiist, aud elm Sraan
filr Sittlid,feit beidbc. Iber Der
Wann, Der nls ~16idbrieer Siinaline
Ieine iournaliitiihe 2aufbabn NIT
einem 6eifeibenen Irtifel ii6er Die
bamals nuifeimenbe Nmateurs Yboto,
graphic in elmer periuoiifen 3eitihriit
Sir iunees Bolt" beeann unb in
fabelbaitem Aufihfpune Der mGttigite
3eitungsinouitrieqe ieiner 3eit purbe,
prebiet tdelih Iaes, nur feline ~tdgs
li6e Sittlihteit". Setn ein5iees
9ebet, 9ebot lautet: -6err, unfer
tdelihes Stonbdrbzgro gib uus
beutel" Soer ionit ctne anbere
Seniation.
uub penn Stanbarbs grnt niht
mebr 5ie6t uno Die Reni6en 6eauem
unb trdee fperben unb feline Shaus
~ienjtcr niht itiirmer pollen - pbat's
turons pitb NH ibop %lpinbop? =. Ia
fpeGielt or init iiberrumpelnber
Sdnenisfeit feline auimafung unb
itelt srellere 2oduusen biuein. Sic
8elt borht auf. - Sic IGNORE
Gimme Der Zines, Die 0crtbcliife
nls edo Der 5eit aussiebt, fibrt bann
IeibenidaftIihe 8eben. piro iebr ere
reet unb peiit auf allerlei Bolfen am
3ori5ont; tie best alaiic sesen alaTe.
BOLT eegen Bolt, parnt, brobt unb
rdiielt. limb mas iefne groben
r3imes" am Norseu orafeln, bas
5~itieren am ielben Nbenb feline ygpens
ing Neips" unb iein .Sbierber", feline
Barrier Chiffon uno fommentiert am
nddlten Gag feline Sally Nail" Tin
2onbpn uub 8irminebam) unb illus
i~triert AM foleenoen iein .9ailp
Dtirror" unb reprobu5iert iein .Geebs
Wercurp", iein .8Iassotp SeraIb",
ieiu ~Iandeiter Courier.
Sier ipirb 3ortbeIiffe sur
WeItsefabr.
Sie Bal3en ieines Mammutsrams
mopbons iinb enorm. unb feline Iegas
phone ipreden alIpodentlib gu Minis
oeltens orciBig MiQioncn.
Or III elm gaum. Der in Den Gins
mel lpad,Ien ipia. Glfreb CHARLES W.
Sarmsiuprtb sriiubete bereits in Der
Sdulc elm Sournal. gr iruoierte in
Cambridge uro ioGtc Nbpotat perbcn.
Wit II mar er iebof, ifon Reonfs
tcrr elmer 3eitun9 mp bc3os Elm
@ebaIt bon 1000 Mari. Wit %
pa9te er feline eriparniiie bon 49,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20

(Sorr1eSu1g bon Der 2 Spdlte)
leibIi6cn Suuser selitten unb
bis Damn .iiiblt Ranher tetne
Hnt6".
9oh iest flopft Die politiihe Eotb
an Die 9biire. go ntnndber Trieiter
8. 9. bent es 6isber seIunsen fpar,
ieine brapen ShGilein Dor Der Yin,
itedung hes 8abifalismus, So5inlis.
mus su i6iisen, trtrb fiuben, buS
ielbit bic -bropen" 3atbolifer, iosar
auf benz 9anhe, IS ber5lih iatt iinS,
iih bon ben Eolttiiern ais ioniel
Stintmnieb bebanbeIu 81 Iaiieu. I'M
nab ibrer 8abl nift seeeu Die
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