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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16
iECHE VD. VlUDAS!

Segun la estadistica que publica
un perioico c~Xtranjego. hay en- Ia In
4ia nada menos que veintiseis milo
mes de viudas.
FL que tenga p"edilecci6n por la
| mujer en- csc estado neutral, va pucdc
tcr.ar IN vaporc:ro y $. consiguc lie.
! gar a Ia India sin ua nal trOp!c2o, ha-
la ~conscguido su feliciiad, porque
ALI i.iene donGe escoger.
A mi me han parecidc much2s VIII
dIS para tan POGO terreno: Dc"o q
| Sc tiene en- cuenta que ALI las clsadas
memories ascienden a dos millones, y
4 seis las que han contraido matri-
monio de G:cz a ounce, Sc compren'
lie q haya tantisima viudA Y que IA
canci6n predi!ect;. de as nihas sea:
La viuda. la viudita,
Ia viudita Sc quierc ASA
Los mat.imonios pOr amor en- Ia
India son contados, ALI csc ~vinculo
..o,,I+, nm r~egoc;o conercial oue las
famil.as Sc encargan de arreg!ar. sin
tcner en- cuenta Ia Giad para NADIA;
basta que tengaa ia ~segur!dad del
s.xo. no,o one n In india la ~vinculya
ii rro,,.c,. n az
na,;o
A.; 90 n~vn,;c, one h,va mi}lones de
,,,J,as do t.nce amos V abuelas lie
v.in+irinco.
e, noJri ver una abpclita de esa
of,d,
D;ca al ciraIo ncri6dico rIe Ia exis-
.,rc;, do Ias m~uie-es en- Ia India es
- ox,remo 3,,oroso y 81 uaciemiento
,lo nm, nina So cons:dera como una
aasd;cb,
.onsa rstcdos eI rua,o con one
,.;,..,; ~ n,d,a :; GO on~cuentra en-
ia ,ior corism,rdo Cain 81 de
|, comedia de los Ouintero.
po,. eso con r,n frecuentes los in
f,r-;c;J;os noroue 81 padre que en-
,ioza = engendrar ninas Y tiene cue
,lotor,,s ,nonas macon. = II cuarta O
o,;r,, II o,.ran oan,s de rctorccrlc
~ n~c.cue2o.
Ia nuier casadad vive en- la csc!a-
,;,,d =. /, viuda es 81 colmo de Ia
dc.aicb, nororr on n creencia de que
- .,ztnras .,crociontan las d.
ao1os.o. dol Gif,,r.o f~icncn one
-, ho,.,. roo,,s
+. mayor matte concluyen por con-
...a.o h,,.,deras y n,s,rso IA vi.
L., ba;la,,,o on los templos, 10 cual,
,. ~ ,Io;, ia scr en-
tIta-;ao
49,; ,os r;rd.s No bail,n. 60 dedi-
I,s 1,horas nronias o su soyo. O
!, waco, do I'm sagnndo marido. que
L;r;a;, ava !, dol
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16
RECORTE

listed Y guartr r>ls 4lr"rr'on. para que :,
IL ru.rS.-r . <,.S amigos que >urr.n d
ClllyS. mezGHlnoS. T!l"'SS Y srATos te Is
pIel. con -. 81 i:mUr'.S r~oSla|-S Gu" rE-
rrmttl. l. manGo q yu@lla de coT-"a. fran
co &c porte. una c2tif1 te pOmaIa Coma
Iez. Ia meIUr del munGC para HsIa> Ell
~ferMcdadrs, T"yuclyo 81 GinCrO d ID TeT
sons cue - cart = no SlEe.
E~PISlnlOS GONZALEZ.
p. o. Box 5i7. laredo. TENA>
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16

Para eritar mitacioEes y sustitrtoS
mefectivoS. ccrcl6reSe &c que pldc q
,Iarabc dc Pcpslna Gel Dr.. Caldwell.
Busauc el facsimil de la f!rrla Y el re-
trato de! D.. Caldwell en- e! carton
amarillo en- cue va cmpacaGo. fuede
obtenerse uria boteila &c mucstra gra-
It's. c~Scribicndo al DR.. ". 3. Caldwell.
40 Washington st. Monticello. Il
l!nois.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16
Homicide.

Fue herido Y muerto en- el vecino
pueblo de San B~uenaventura. eli C.
Emilio Manzanares por dos p~rofugos
de nombre Primitive Manzanares V
Juan Morales. Como lie resultara al
suna responsabilidad al auXiliar Jo-
Sc VI. Aguirre. Sc encIentra a dispo-
sicion de las autoridades de esta ciu,
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16
Defunciones.

Dolores Ribago. II meses. Gale
San Luis No. 100. Andres Gonzalez.
% amos. Hospital de la ciudad
Guadalupe Aguilar. 8 diaS. Gale
de Conception No. 703.
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FOR LOS ESTADOS DE NUESTRA
SEPUBLICA.... :.
Cl;rrr dr IA ci:arta ~rlanal.
:.a-po ei Monterrey"

Aye" en- la tarde levo anclas el
.&Hor Monterrey" l!evando / bordo
II E~umerosisimo pasaje, cor-indosc
ire csc cl Visitado~ Eapecia! de
Nju2naS. dor Leon Castro Cerio. don
\. Matinee de A~reilano, quienes van
Il Ia Metropoh, llam&doG urgente-
2entc por IA Secretaria de Hacienda.
Ia labor de estes a2aoTe& en- los
9suntos de Aduana. fuG may hcnt-
slc2, Pucs !ograron hacer Ia luz com
1lcta en- alSunos 2SuntoS embrollados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16

En- Ia region mIre-a mas RIGA de
Nuevc Leon, Sc vende hacienda de
doce Gias de aqua de medic buey. con
las tierras de labor correspondence.
Para infCrmeS dirijanSe i
GREGORIO LOPEZ.
T. o. Box 81 Laredo, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16
WILSON'S COREGA
RETIENE LOS DIENTES
POSTIZ0S EN- "A ROCA
! Evita las Esc.zg U;caradas

Las encias Sc encojco > hinchan
con frecuencia. Y Ia DEM, Sc alto
ja, pero este no es culpa ue. lentista
Una aplicaci6n de COREGA sobre Ia
plaza dental, evita estes inconvenien-
ties y IA retie1e firmemeRte en- posi-
cion, ayudando a Ia hygiene de IA bo-
ca. Vale % centavos en- las drogue
ras : casas que venden artICuios &c
tocador. Pida mueStra gratis Z Core
ga Chemical Co., Cleveland. Ohio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16

Una nina del matrimonio A. Esqai-
vel. Gale de Paso Hondo No. l4lS.
Tn nino del matrimonio f. Nieva.
Gale S. Laredo No. PIP.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16

ser este, y cuando Sc liable acudase
a TODD ell poder de la facultad de pen
sar. Ell cerebro es para csc proposito
v debe usarse para demotsrar Ia Pro-
pia habilidad.
}. II. Eydeler.
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CORTE DE JUSTIClA.


Fl e$tado contra Mary Norman.
Asesinaco. Sc fila Ia fianza en- $1,000
entire tanto Sc l,ega 4 case dc Ju-
ado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-16

Cuando necesite Ebros en- espanol
d~iriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano.-607.
poloress ST. Sau Antonio, Texas.
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Cuando neceSite l;bros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano.-507.
Dciorosa St. San Antonio, Texas.
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cI2CULARES COMERCIALES.

: =, - ~ ..
f N.,,N: l.La
49," va ~
- a.
! ;w.or
49, ,;:.;ao o,nor.o, M
! :, .oo;odoa , or. ms ,o,;ros 70
c:.;onlo ;, .alo fo.,,.d, ,or los 60.
y'...1 r Coso,, 1n1;o D
n,,. !, 400,
,I..., ..,La;o. IL a.,orso 80,
-. 800
:.I,I ~.
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FRA DIABOLO.

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijasc a ~Ignacio E. Lozano.-607.
Dolorosa St. San Antonio, Texas.
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REGISTRO ClVll..
L:cencias de matrimonio.
Nac:men.o

Roman Saiazar Y Sapopa Flores.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-02

then
efforts assist their patrons by of their shopping possible
help his Furthermore the stores such merchants that
ones most
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09
SCIssORED THOUGHTS

Milwaukee Leader (R. A.
Dague)- What intelligent per-
son can expect that the Chinese,
Japs, and other foreigners can
look upon America from any
other viewpoint than shat we are
brutal, half-civilizcd savages our
selves
It is admitted that these fire
quent lynching bees, in which
men burn negroes at the stake,
have rarely if ever occurred in
any state Of the union in which
the Democratic party is not in
the ascendency and have control
of the courts and state govern
mcnts, but foreigners do not
know that 1t is safe to say that
among those 5000 persons who
burned Eli Persons, not a single
Socialist was present. The prob
ability is that 90 per cent of the
mob were Democrats. Many OF
them were intoxicated; all were
crazed by the murder lust.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09
Running A Newspaper

The following editorial is
clipped from the Georgia Bap-
fist. We give it editorial space
because we believe it both timely
and true:
The man who runs newspa-
per is, perhaps. given more advice
on how to successfully run it
than is true Of any other lien of
business. And strange as 1t may
seem, this advice comes from peO-
pie who not only have never run
newspapers themselves, but who
have never done very much Of
anything else successfully, except
big talk.
Long tiresome articles are sent
you that are Of no possible inter
est to the public and you are eX-
pected to publish them for moth
ing or else your paper ain t no
good no how The attempt is
made by people who ought to
know bettcr-to use the columns
Of the paper as vehicle of abuse
and Islander, and who are sur
prised and panied when you ask
them to assign their names too
and to assume responsibility for
the articles in question.
Then there are some organiza-
tions that will adopt the paper
as the "oficiaI organ, whatever
that may mean. and Immediately
the officials thereof think that
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09
NEW HISTORY AND MANUAL
FOR NOTED SECRET ORDER
Knights of Pythias EN- iched by Work
Covering Its Various Branches.

\ history and manual of the Col
ored Knights of Pythias. printed by
the National Baptist publishing board
OF Nashville, Tenn. and sold by the
Central Regaha company of Cincln-
natl is just of the press. The book
contains 1919 pages, giving a complete
history of the supreme lodge all grand
LODGES. the L. II. X. of T.. the supreme
court aud all grand courts of Calauthe
and biographies Of many Pythians and
CalautheanS OF note.
Among the interesting things found
IN the book are the following: The
origin of each departl eut of the order.
with the story of the landieaps ard hin.
ORANGES from without and within which
annoyed the pioneers In this work:
complete statistics showing the crowtl
Of the order in each state; textbook
Of forms used in dedicatory services.
installation services, memorial Serv-
ices. funeral services. drama Of
Damon and rvthias. suggestions for
oratlous, sermons and essays. pictures
Of the various halls ana buildings
owned Ivy the order. photographs and
biographies Of many eminent Pythians.
CalantheanS and uniform rank officers
In the several states.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09

they must run the paper, edit it.
control its policy, use it's columns
to reward their friends and to
punish their enemies-in fact.
feel that they must do everything
except give the paper financial
support. Somebody else must
pay the bills, but they must do
everything else.
Then there is a class Of people
VINO think that a paper must have
no opinion Of its own-they make
no distinction between the views
and opinions Of the papers con
tributors and those Of the editor
and they wish to say all manner
Of things about people and
things, but always anonymously:
IF you ask that the matter be
published over thei. signature
why you insult them, and yet
they expect the management to
assume that which they are
afraid to do themselves. The pub
Usher OF a Negro newspapee is .
philanthropist; his reward is the
curses and abuses of those whom
he serves unselfishly and whose
interest and well-being he is sue
cessful in advancing. But who
expects appreciation or gratitude
for services rendered We are
sorry for the man or woman who
does.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09
PRAISE FOR ROOSEVELT.
Abyssinan Baptist Church commends
Stand Taken Against Lynchina.

Abyssinian Baptist Church commends
Stand Taken Against Lynching
Former President Roosevelt has been
flooded with letters and kilograms
from prominent men and women, civic.
political and religious organizations,
congratulating him for his speech in
New York in which he denounced In
the most severe terms the wholesale
murder of innocent cOlored people by
mObs of white policemen and white
federal soldiers at East st. Louis re-
Gently.
Among the kilograms sent to Colonel
Roosevelt one which rings with pa
triotic race pride and cries aloud
against cold blooded murder of human
beings is from the Abyssinian Baptist
church, New York, of which the Rev
DR.. \. Clayton Powell is pastor. The
telegram follows;
Theodore Roosevelt. Oyster Bay, n. T.:
The 500 members of the Abyssinlan
Baptist church by a unanimous and en-
thusiastic vote express to you their sincere
and heartfelt gratitude and congratula-
tons for your reply to the false, cowardly
uN~AfnefiCaH, murder melting utteranCeS
of Samuel Gompers In Carnegie Hall Fri
day night. Your timely and courageous
words in defense OF the murdered and
MANNED men, women and children who
We're in East St. Louis I'm pursuit Of an
honest living are an added proof that you
are the biggest and moss fair minded man
IN the world.
You have revived a living hope in the
breasts of 100000 industrious, loyal.
pcaceable yet greatly distressed citizens
and aroused, we trust "A vigorous senti-
ment In the heart of all genuine Ameri-
cans for square deal. Unless the ma
:ional administration brings these MUIR
dcrers to justice your noble stand will
make our government at Washington
which is preaching world democracy. a
laughing stock in the eyes OF Germany
and Turkey We are among the millions
who are earnestly praying that man
like yourself may again occupy the White
House, With highest esteem we are yours
for even handed justice and equal oppor-
tunities
THE ABYSSINIAN BAPTIST CHURCH.
a. Clayton Powell. Pastor.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09

" BreathcS there the man with
soul so dead,
Who never to himself has SAID,
This is my own my Native
Land !
Whose heart hath ne ar within
him burned,
As home his footsteps he hath
turned
From wandering on a foreign
strand
II such there breathe, 60 mark
him we'll
For him no minstrel raptWes
swell;
High though his titles, proud his
name.
BouudlcSS his wealth as wish can
Despite those titles, power AND
pejt.
The wretch concentrated all In
self
Living. shall forfeit fair reuown
Md douhly dying shall 90 down
no the vile dust from which liz
sprung,
iuWcpt, unhouorcd and un.
sung.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09

this is not a white man S war any
more than it is black man S
war. AS we see it the United
States Of America, our country.
is at war, and the best abilities
and the life Of every citizen
should back up Woodrow Wilson,
not as Woodrow Wilson. but as
the chief executive Of the United
States
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09
Milwaukee Daily News-It is

ANAtN 'HiNNN A(oiiJ ANSN 1t II d
demonstration of sheer ignorance
and abject superstition to make
the negro scapegoat for every
crime passionel' of the South.
There are degcuerates among
white men. Sometimes these
crimes are punished as they de
serve But no one advocates
iynching as a remedial measure.
How. then, with amy show of a
prctenSe at abstract Justice can
there be any remote tolerance for
the lvuchings of the South?
Does the fact of the color of a
man $ skin make total difference
in the methods to be used for
crime and its punishment. or pre-
Vcntlouq
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09
Milwaukee Free Press - Thru c

Milwaukee Free Press - Thru
the press, that channel of live IN
formation, complaints have been
made that colored men found it
almost impossible to enlist. Into
white regiments they are not adj
mitted, for obvious reasons. The
training camp for officers Of ne
gro regiments established at Des
Moines, where negroes are
trained hy a staff Of regular army
officers, is a move in the right di-
rcction. Enough regiments
should be organized to accom-
modate all colored volunteers
who can pass the physical tests
the more the better, for there is
not the slightest danger of hay
Jag too many troops ready for the
firing line.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09

Put your shoulder to the wheel
and try to make better those con
ditions against which YOU com
plain
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09
Atlanta independent

Atlanta Independently eve
sore is the little fellow who has
q Job, but who, as soon as he
loses it by reason of his miScon.
duct hunts up his former employ
en- $ enemies. GckS their boot and
tries 20 make friends with them
by making it appear that he
knows something. that he has
been ON the inside with his COR
nler employer and lac can put
them next to information that
win help them reap revenge. This
fool does not know that his new
ly found friend, whom he has
bccu loudcSt in curSing. looks
upon him with diStrust looks
upon him as a traitor and knows
that iuSt as soon as he fires him
or kicks him ont because VI his
worthlesneSS, he will hunt up his
enemy and sell out fer another
job.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09

As you would cut off your
right arm if it offend you, so cut
ont those vices that unman YOU
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09

Address all communication to
THE WISCONSIN WEEKLY BLADE, 312
N. Henry st. Money sent by express
money order, or registered letter at
our own risk, otherwise at risk of the
sender.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09

tastes. We once know man
who was looking for IA wife whom
no one else wanted.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09

lie is an artistic lover who can
convince the average girl Of to
day that to be well dressed she
need not expose half of her per
son.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09

You will find the Blade for sale
at Trotter & Hopkins. ODD f. Main
St, and Hills Grocery Co, 649 f.
Dsytop ct.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09

The average Southcrnor is SO
busy keeping the Negro down
that he can IT rise himself
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-09

Our aim is to advance, not re
tard, the progress of our people.
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SUBSCRIPTION:
NOTICE.

The D. G.. l.. is not responsible
for any financial obligation of The
Blade.
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B L A D E L E T S

" Make Yourself heard.
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BUY A CAMERA. HAVE YOUR
WORK DONE BY THE PHOTO
ART HOUSE. 2l2 STATE ST.
WANTED-Live energetic agents to
represent the Blade. Liberal terms.
Write the Blade Publishing Co., Mad
ison, Wis.
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Saturday News (Hopkinsville.
Ky JAS was said some time ago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
xatkslii&er 3snarea.

Inter Anipi3ien Der &aibinstoner
&utbolilden ilniperlitdt tast am 12,
Mu9uit in Der SunbeSbanptltaot elm
fatbpliider aOnareb. gs leIl iiber
tat5oliihe 8rtegsiiro.re
" abreseIm beratbcn iperben. Die
BON peritiebenen tatboliiden Yer>
einiNunaen nnternommen Weioeu, rm
10 Elm einbeitlibes 3uiammenarbeiten
8u ermo9lihen, @inlabun9en iinb ers
9an9en an Die 9%urbindle. gr8biihoie
nnb 8iih0fe oes 9anbeS. on Die Sors
itdnse Der peri6iebenen @eieli6aiten.
lotpie az Die Seraus9eber unb Hebafs
teure Der berporraeenbiten iatbolii6en
Seitlnaen.
Cooperation auf hem @ebiete Der
iatboliihen arieNsfiirior9e tit ers
miinidt. Woblperitaneem. praftiihe
Witurbeit. Voies @cldlpGB unb
Speed Wntins" lpIlte mterbleihen.
homit mir nndb benz &ries nihr nod
al ben Solaeu al !eieem baben meroen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
Nphmals eiit seitsemdfer @inf.

8or Wonntsfrilt baben mir an
bieier SteQe unb in Der Catholic
Sribune" nuf cine Shrift Der @entralz
Stele aufmerfiam eemadt. Gs bans
BELT lid nm bas 8erthcu .@uibe
8igbt. FUNDAMENTAL Sactics Of
@arfarc %a9ainit toe Solbier's 8orit
@nemu." Sect, uadbem uniere iunz
gen 2eute fir Die ueue Irmee se5ogcn
nerben. I'M nod giuerer3ieruns Die
8eiic mad Sranfrcid an5utreten,
mod)ten mir nod)nlale Die 9enannte
'Sfrift cripdbnen. Sn CANA europa,
feines Der frie9fiibrenbcn Gambler lit
oabon auSeenommen, bat cine 9cpille
anltedenbe 8ranfbeit in erihrcdenoer
Beiie Su9enonmeu. llniere SiIngcns
perocn MIR gu balb bas Solbatens
leben aufnebmen. unb briiben pie
bier tperben niele NIT obcr pbne ibrc
S6ulb penerii6 angcitedt iueroen, lid
mn Nnberen gum Stud. Sieicn
@orausiesunecn perbanft Der Y8uibe
Slight" feline gntitebung. Sie Bro
ifiirc lpciit in einlpanbfreicr 8ciie Die
Solbaten auf Die fat lnausbletblid)en
Solgen bes Ierfebrs NIT l%niterbaftcn
Sraucnsperioncu bin. Ibcr audi
inter Der mdnnliden Su9erb i'm
GipiQcben ipiirbe Der .@uioe Slight"
gar Randcn Dor bcm Shlintntiten
~bcipabrcn. Sarum ioqtcn @eiitlide,
glterr, Stdatsperbanbe unb Gin5clz
pereine baiir iorsen, bab bieic Shrift
ipcitc gerbreitulg finhet. Sas Seft
foitct burh boS Central Bureau OF tic
Gentrols Ycrein, POI Semple Suilbs
ing. ct. 2ouis. Yao.. bc6osen, fiiuf
Gents pro Stiid. @lcihc @crbreituns
peroicnt oas 8crfdhen .@ob's Irmor,
q Yraper Boot for Splbicrs", ebcns
falls bon Der Genttalitellc. Sasiclbe
foitet IL Gcnts per Stiid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
Ger dsnnarrbuertreter DER 1t, 1t. y. e..

bic bcutideu Sniclsaplonicu i'm
Stilcn Sscan i'm @ciis, bas flint
Wnl 10 grpB lit, ais has Mrcal bcs
ScutIdcn Heihcs IN europa. Giner
bicicr Natipncn 81 gcitotten, ans Dem
&riegc Wortbcil gu. 5icbcn. cnttpchcr
burh SmperinIiittiGc N%ncignung bic
ies Scrritoriums, obcr mittcIs Nlferz
leglne bon Observation-Disclosures
nls Strnfe. fam mn 5~ufiiuftise
&riege ent3iinoeu. Smperialismus,
ub er in Berlin pbcr in 9pnbpn Nsn
Gage tritt, lit bcricibe - b or ) II d.
Welt.
Sn ben Scr. Staatcu BADEN mir
Smperinliitcn, bic iih an, gleuo Der
8clt mditcn. Sic Nabrun9Smittels
Sorienipieler rnb S%petulanten treis
ben Die Yreiic 70 in Die &obc, bab
Williuncn Seute buugcrn mitIlen,
obipobl mir cine Wfaiic Nabrunsss
nlittel aufgeipcid)ert baben, bic nid)t
ollsgefiibrt iperbcu fonncu. llnieren
gliierten piro 8iQioucnpeiie &rebit
9elpdbrt unb NIT Den Hieieniummen
oieier SnrIeben an Die IQiicrteu ipirb
in 8eitalt bon Sd)ulobriefcn (8onos)
oas ameritaniife Solt bclaitct, ipdbz
renb Die Spcfuluuteu fir bic Yors
r1t6e, III lpelchen bicic Sarlebcn an
nniere NQiierten 9cnladt iperDcn. llnz
erhortc/ Yreiic bercd)ncu. Sieie
ieibigcn an1eritaniihcn Sm%perinliiten
itrcngen icbcn Terb an, nm Die
freie Hcbe unb cine frcie Yreiic 8u
unterbriiden, bdmit tic int Stanbc
linn, ibrc @erbreten 9c9cn Den Yntrioz
tismIs Der &enntnibnabmc ~ieitens
bcs Bottles 5u ent3ieben. Inter benz
@prpanbe hcs arices5uitauocs pcrs
ben Ecdte nnterminicrt - Hcdte,
Die, ncnu cinnlal perlpren, piellciht
nicntals mieber 5uriideefppmen ipcr>
Den fonnen. Sic 8ebeim 9iplp=
matte, melde bic @Slfer in ttnwifens
belt iiber bic Hbmad buusen ihrer Re.
siernngen halt, ut cine furtrpGbrenbe
g%ehrubmns frieblihcr gesiebungen
nnb iplte ipfprt abseihafft merben.
Srdiibent @ilion iagt, bns bertihe
Gplt lei Gin friebliebenbes %olf. Gu6
mir lieben Den Srteoen, mir IinD in
bieicm arieee fir Srieben urb nidt
fir &riee. 9as beltihe @olf ruft
lniit mad eincm Srieben obue ariegss
entid,dbisungen nnb ubne Inncttion
bon Serritorium. GIN GROCER 5beil
bcs enslii6en goltes ifreit fortpdhz
renb na6 Srieben inter btcien Be-
bingnnsen. Srontreih pcrblutet iif
an Sobc. Sic neuc ruiiiifc Semos
fratie bat lid bcreits fir cinen Srie>
ben unter bieieu 9ebin9un9en ertlqrt.
Siclc Sbatiaden tonncn nidt &C.