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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-09

ing for q wide street before the SUI
rounding territory is built up. the
necessary extra right OF way costs
comparatively nothing; whereas, If a
city waits until 10 is thickly built
up. widening any main routes IS psac-
tically impossible
When the news was flashed over
the press wires that Eerensky was
overthrOwu by the Maximalists IL did
not surprise me mucn,' said sam
Dreben- 81 spent part Of my bOyhOOd
in Russia and know the people When
the great war started I did not think
the Russians would hang together and
fight as they have done. An oppressed
nation, the scores Of factions in the
country all want to dictate As a re-
suit one faction is fighting another
and IL is difficult for Russians 10
fight as the allies are doing. Russia
IS evidently completely out Of the
war Revolutions viii continue IN
the country and certain factions viii
continue ~ they have all along 10 aid
Germany. There have been thousands
OF Russian traitors throughout the
war who have assisted Germany Many
OF them are commanders OF divisions
who practically sold out their armies
70 the Germans"
There are more winter tourists
passing through FL PasO now than
there were this time last fan" said
Judge Adrian Pool THE FL Paso-
DeminE cutoff has also been respOn-
sible for twice the amount OF touring
from DeminE TO this city There IS
not q day but there are a number OF
cars from southern New Mexico
driven TO FL PasO because OF the i'm
proved condition Of the road. Soon
tbs northern routes will be closed 20
traffic by snow and then the southern
route will be the exclusive one
Travelled by winter tourists
THE city planning movement which
has taken such a hold during the
past few years is increasingly needed
in these days" said Robert D. Arden
'Our American boys going to France,
II they do not spend all their time IN
camp and on the firing line, VIII find
q harmony Of line and general trim
ness in the cities Of France that
should prove a revelation 70 them
II they keep their eyes open. And II
those who are interested in building
and architecture can on their return
support the movement that has for its
object the harmOnizing in an archi-
tectural sense Of some OF our raw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-09

vaccination" said city health officer
DR.. Hugh White Not long ago. one
OF the men teaching at the high
school said ne would not subject him
self TO vaccination, adding that his
blood was pure and that he had never
been vaccinatcd- referred him 20
the school superintendent. who in
sisted that the vaccination be done in
accordance with the regulations Why
people viii be found TO oppose this,
I cannot tell. because II the efficacy
OF any preventive measure iu the
medical science has been proved. that
--..e-rr-. !. r-.r--.tL.-- -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-09
Write The Man In Khaki; Send
Him Local Paper And Magazines
u nICHARD nnErKEL.

- ONT forget TO write your boy in
khaki The advice is not new
- II has been given many times
before by army officers and news
writer's. but IL needs reiterati0u.
II relatives and friends could see
the eagerness with which the men
respond TO the call for mail and the
disappointment written on the faces
Of the men who come away empty
handed they would not let a day pass
without a note TO the man N train
ing
When the men get to France let
ters viii be even more Important
They viii help ward of The over
towering homesIckuezs THAI viii at
tack the fighters in the dreary hours
between coubats. While stiL i'm
training the activities OF the day
keep the men occupied from dawn till
dark, but after they get TO France
drills will have TO be suspended. and
for hours upon hours they VIII be
left alone with their thoughts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-09
Good Fighter

THE death Of Matt E Pumer, OF Tucson Arizona has
lost another vigorous citizen who did great deal to
upbuild the state He promoted and financially aided
many business enterprises built big banking business de-
veoped large real estate business brought many wealthy
eastern people to the southwest spend their winters
make their permanently and took prominent part
IN all manner of public enterprises
Eighteen years ago Mr. Plumer came to Tucson so
weakened by disease that his recovery regarded
problematca For three years he lived in tent the
desert He did his health but checked the dis
partly at least and went to Tucson to work He
rented desk In ground floor office and started
real estate business Some years later his business
had grown 20 large dimensions and he started in conjunction
with little bank The bank at last reports had deposits
well 81 100000 and is of the best appointed insti
tuons Of its kind in the southwest It is financially
touch with many Of the industrial and commercial acv
Of Tucson and the southern part Of the state its
founder in many instances had small part in their de-
velopment
Through al the years Mr.. Pumer handicapped ply
scally For weeks at time he unable to appear
his office, but all other times he mastered his weakness
and right the Job He made good fight of 1t for
10 years and after many another would have given up
and died.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-09

tn less a feIer amounts T. tn
quicker he rushes into print with a de-
NAL Of all tn "slaekers" tn coal dealer
Is tn worst.
Copyright National Newspaper Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-09

The effects Of elections oTteu far reaching For
stance, deputy shers IN Arizona VIII hereafter have do
less watching for booeggers along the roads connecting
New Mexico and Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-09

The striking feature Of the food administration is that
while there plenty Of announcements that prices viii
BE- may BE- should be lower there that prices
ARE lower.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-09

.D9R A2. kABlBBuE.
How CAN I FIND or WJHgT
TINE Nh HUSBAND COMES
NONE FROM HIS cUB-IiM
A VERY SOUND SLEEPER
mrs. 6lSIAApER
SVg5E
HOW CAN Nov SlR WITH
AL THIS WORRY ON YOUR
MIND
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-09

Observing meatless Tuesdays patriotic but SERVING
Mondays Iefovers Wednesday is something else again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-09

was an interesting one Il is the only
cathedral ever saw adorned by an
equestrian statue Also il has q shrine
Of tne Virgin where she performs
marvellous cures and where are testi-
monIals Of the miraculous escapes
that have come TO those who aave
prayed 10 the Virgin on each side
OF an altar TO the Virgin is a panel OF
pictures showing how the devOut were
saved-saVed from IRE and HOOD,
from sickness and lightning. and fin
another part Of the cathedral Is q
great pile OF clutches. which the Tor-
Slippers had discarded, including
wooden legs and arms, and IN a few
cases wooden heads. which Indicated
the restored reason OF those who had
prayed So In these Derll0us times
the shrine TO the Virgin is crowded
with petitioners. Mothers and wives
and fathers and children came strag-
sling in praying for mercy to their
loved ones Il is not in my creed 10
believe much IN the Virgin as a power
TO help with shot and she'll and fire
and nghtning's blast or the pestilence
that Walkerh-
Rising A. Race.
Yet had no ribaId sneer FOR those
dear folk who came. They were look
ing for help FOR something outside
and beyond themselves, and so their
hearts and minds were for the mo-
Uent OF prayer at least, diverted from
things OF this earth And someWay.
as The ages pass, as we think more Sc
riously and deeply OF things outside
and beyond ourselves in this earth
We slowly rise as individuals and -
a race And those who have minds
that need the Virgin as q symbol
need the Virgin. and that's all there
is 20 il. The God I pray 20 probably
would interest them as little as the
God they address interests me And
doubtless my God IS a ~bloOmin' idol
made OF mud TO those whose hearts
are cleaner and purer than mine. so it
is not for me to smile at the Virgin
and her blessed shrine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-09

Equestrian statre on Cathedral.
II was NOT a large cathedraL but 4
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

50,oo0.0oo people publicly recom- mend Doan's Kidney Pills.
 Frank Lang. 62O Savior St.. Port land Ore, says Changes of tempera- ture together with hard work brought on trouble with my kidneys. A catch often took me in the small of my back and threw me off a ladder. eli the pain extending up my spine and down into my groins. It seemed like paralytic stroke and for sev- eral days I was practically unable to do anything. My kidneys acted too often. causing me a great deal of an- noyance. Doan's Kidney Pills strengthened me up in good shape"
 Price 5oc., at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy-set Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mir. Lang. had, Foster-MiIburn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.,-adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05
< CHALLENGE TO THE AS SISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY AND ALL OTHER GOVERNMENT
 EMPLOYEES IN CIT Y OF KETCHIKAN U. s. A.

E las been peESiS,ea2y rumored that E-3 are zo- tul-.elooded Americans. and r=. me business and professional --a q t1e Ci-y ot keschikan desire and request tza- yoa show yhe citizens . -1.s Ez.- C.-x c: ours that you are REAL TRUE FLOODED AMERI- CANS and CITIZENS OF THE UNIT EU STATES ~i-A q patriotic feeling =z1 @.-h --a@ American blood in your -=z
 H.sa ,1is ia mind and ever mindful -s aL2 6eg5=s zs citizens Of the Unit -- >,z-=s. and feeling -hat we men ot z@-- -a:saa should 1o our liI-le 10 as
 ss a-2 NATION nov engaged il War and Eo p-o1id4 and lake care c. --Cs@ -1o 2 tc ne from and those --< 1--g a- home.
 WE BUSINESS AND PROFESSION A- MEN ot E=-cLikan do hereby chzl- l--z- Eo-- r1= Government Employees 70 s-cw yo-r pzZ-!otism and aid your lscr=--I=-- and country by making Tog- 4p2sara-ce upoa the baseball di4- -c11 ac Ke-c1iEaa fully prepared 10 5s9-aE you- ability to play the Nat -1--- Fzs--Ee or Game Of Baseball il .-@ oes- manner possible without re- sorting -9 a1y preparation to. such z game
 Ws turzA=- i1ziz, that as par o- t1is challenge all b4,s, proceeds and -=T=1-= de-ired from this game g D s1a RED CROSS.
 4s z further parr e this challenge. ' -z -9 ts understood that 10 one who has participated ia baseball this seas -- s1z- os eligible without the coz- s~-- ct -1= respective managers.
 -- -la-sa.az $ th= line-up 70 date
 l. H@c.mzl- md b and pi,cher
 e BzEt.=r. IsC azze
 -.a G-g. Sho-I sop.
 F-=-c-s King. 5rd bzs=.
 ' S--ozg- Let- Field
 5L-1e E=1sgLaa. Pitcher.
 C1zs- CosgroTe Ca.casI
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05
MRS. BARCLAY WILL.
 RECEIVE BUITk SOON

Mrs Stella Barclay is the rightful winner of the Buick fvepsssenger car according to message received by her this morning from Mr. Troy. of the Juneau Empire. He notified Mrs. Barclay that the auto would be ship ped from Seattle on the l1th. direct 10 keychikAn There was some dis pugs over the winner, but the message received this morning confirmed Mrs. Barclay aS the lucky person.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05
DAMP, CHANGING
 " E EATH E E
Srings It's Toll of Sickness to Alaskan

Srings It's Toll Of Sickness to Alaskan
 People Chilly. damp changing weather is hard on the kidneys. Even more irritating are colds. grip and pneumonia; They congest the kidneys: They bring backache and disordered Eidney action. For weak kidneys use a tested rem edy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05
METLAkATlA BAND
 WILL PLAY AGAIN

The town folks who were present q ,he Msylkatla Concert Band Jitney dance -as- night again requested the tcys 10 repeat the same tonight at Red Men Hall a5 eight o'clock. Ad. mission free Music is grand All cordially invited adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05
AN IMPOSING SIGHT

Mir. Gardner, oi the Forestry Depart mear is authority for the statement that yesterday. despite the rain. two hundred gas boats were tied on the waterfront. These boats were from all over ,he adjoining camps, and were used mostly 10 bring people here for the celebration of the Fourth. \ pan. oranlic view ot the harhor in which all oi these boats would appear. would be interesting, said MT. Gardner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05
JITNEY DANCE MOOSE
 HALL TONIGHT

After the wrestling match. Loyal Order of Moose will again giye one Of their popular Jitney Dances. Big Or cheSEra, new music and 8 good time assured all Everybody welcome. No admission adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

F. J. Gansneder. manager for the George Inlet Packing company plant at the Inlet was an arrival at the Sted- man yesterday for the holidays He will be in town for several days.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

gatiyes was an arrival from the north Tuesday and registered at the Revilla. F. W Hewitt agent for the L. C. Smith. Typewriter. with headquarters in Juaeau. is also a guest at the Revil- fa
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

Mir and Mrs. George M. Leghorn. and C. W Wood. Of Nakar Inlet were in town yesterday and registered at the Stedman.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05
EARL GRAY

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05
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BELL ISLAND H0T SPRINGS

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

C. B. Hanthorn. (. B. Robinson and Vim. James. Of Santa Ana were guests al the Stedman during the celebration
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

We suggest three names for umpires
 DT Story.
 D- Higgins
 Bill" Morgan
 and t ths Doctors should nor be chos- =n Ws respectfully request that they grace the sidelines with their presence and sc- as attending physicians.
 Further we request that the RED ROSS donate several pretty nurses 10 lak= charge Of rhe wounded and iniur. ed and those desiring 10 help in de :rayiag expenses ot the RED CROSS.
 As las, suggestion we request -ha- City Magistrate s 4 Plumley and Judge J NJ shoup act as q Board 9t Arbitration Q settle all disputes be- tween umplres and players and es- D=cial.y bet~een players as ~e earn =s-lT request that 10 wrangling be permitted g that the spectators gel their moneys worth
 Temporarily VIII II. Winston will ac- as Manager Of this team and all communications should be addressed Q him in regard 10 this challenge.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

zcS-- string of Gold Beads v!.h -cees Viola, One Year. engraved on . a--z1t - PHONE c l65
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

John Ericson. of Rose Inlet was a guest al the Stedman for the day yes Jerday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

= M4GSez and W R Nilsson regis Es9s5 47 she S7e3n2n from Prince Ru-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

J. H. Nichoalds. of the Armour X Company. force of travelling represen-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05
NOTICE To FISHERMEN

zlF= zS1--@=-- u meeting 1o- s 1z 9-.cs q +.SE = follows; - @-s5 t-5e c.
 S e--z -2.s.a- free oil
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

E1-sN---55 1a-- Inquire Csa Nz1-zsz E=-zz-s- las. house
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05

; J Daly. Right Field. J E Rjvard. Center Field. Dr F r. Sparhawk, Dr J R. Kennedy Ernest Blue MI II Winston MT Hill tWalker
 Drug Srorei Dr. Zu5er Dr. J L Myers John koel Hans Apsch Pat Gilmore Floyd Ryus Substitutes Louis Rudniek (. 4 Smith Bob Graham Dr. T. Miller Jock Mckay Sawyer &
 Mckay Peterson Jack Rouasetell
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-05
NOTICE TO ALL

-13 7z -cz- As. SEATTLE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04

aeben bat Der Sufunit beS gerbanoes
s6aoen Susefiist, Der faum gu
reparieren lit. Iui Der tommenoen
5asung fpirb periudt peroen in pieier
Safe gttpaS 3u tbun.
-
Sn einem Heferat iiber Die Sarmers
;sraec aif Dem leBten aunpent purbe
empiobleu. Dag Die Sarmers Mtitslieoer
pes Staatsperbanoes iih ole pertbs
pole uub prattii6e 2iteratur bes
Soma er Sderbaus9 8 pariements ans
ihaiien iollten. 8ir firdteu, bel
Der gn,pfebluns iii es uiid) seblieben.
llnb bel ben Gmpfcblmnsem iuiro cs
,%blciben, 10 LANCE mir niht einen
Sefretdr baben, Der in ben Stanh
.scieBt wire, iih hicier @mpfeblun.
sen ansnnchmcn nnh tic in bic
Yrnris %umSniesen inht, Siitc Iieies
nidt 81 iibericbcn. Nnhcrc Scute iinS
nibt miiBig, wcnu mir uns nlHt I'M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04

90 erbert pooper, DER Nabrunsss
"A mittel : Nhminiitrator, iprnf
~ am 10. September aiif Der
~ ariesss aonrention Der Sars
heIsfammer ser @%ereinieten Stauten
iiber Die Nabrunasntitte Gage nnb erz
ildrte. baB Der Slnscr ben aries entz
iheiben unb baS bic Seitc, bic ibrs
5%ifisanenen am beiten or8aniiieren
fam, als Sieeer aus benz aumrf bers
poreeben nirh.
Die Habrunssmittcls gage Ameri'
fa's unb Der Nniierien lit herarti9",
erfldrte Soup,r. vSaS bic u~eutraIen
2dnber bon Nprbs europa niht barauf
boffen fon,ien, 2cbGusmitteI BON Den
Ser. Staaten AT erbalten, ipenn lie
niHt bereit inlh. mad nnberer Hif)s
tii1g sleihtpertbiee Sienite in Der ses
m~einiamen sate seecu 9eutidIane
81 leiiten. Die Iuiierten baIten burd
ibre 4Ioduhe Die Nabrunesmittel bon
0entidInno fern, uuh bic beuatbars
ten Hentralen iperben bart gebrdnat.
ibre 0prrdtbe mad, beibeu Seiten aus
6ufiibren. Die 9eutiden neriliten
Die Nliierien ourh @erieutuug bon
Sfiffen nit Nnhrunssritteln aus
5ubungern. nnh ale 8egierun8en ieben
lid beu Yroblemeu Der Giuifrdrfuns
bes 0erbrauhs, Der Inreguns Der
Hrphuftion, Der Yreiss unb Der 2obns
resnIieruns ge9eniiber. Sas @eipin@
men oes arieges bdu9t 6um sroSen
Sbeile bon Der Srguniiierung nnf
oieier Hittun9 bin ab.
Nitt mir iino nie @orrGtbc 3%uianls
nlenseidrlnlpit, ionocrn audi Die
3abl ber\ iinSusduslid)en Wtdrfte hat
lid, permebrt. Die Solec hapou lit,
ooB Nliiertc nno Geitrale iih an
Ncrbz Nrlerifa %eeipnnot baben, I'M
Gmuntit1fen bon HnbrlrnasmitteIu,
bic ieinc @rportidhigfeit lpeif iibcrs
ihreiteu. @cnn Die nu5crorncntlid,
hohen Yreiic, Die lnut gcuIg an icbe
5biir flopien, uidt ciil binreidcnber
9ctpcis iinc, 10 lit cs moslif, an hcr
5ano t%bntidhlifcr 3nblen 81 bclpeiz
fen, Dus mir bon riclcn' Irtifcln
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04

limb im 2ouie bes lesten Sabres nit
SiIie Der ct. Sonifatius : gait9lieber
se9riiuoet iporoen?
lleber bic ipid,tise Srage Der Sling
linee uno Siiusliuass 8ereine beiBt es
in ben 8erbanhlunsen bios, es banoele
iid nm cine iuihiise Sahc. Die nid,t
unberiidiitti8t bleiber iole. @ir
baben nift 9ebOrt, ipds III pteler
sadie eetban ipurbe. SnSlpiiden 'inb
10 unb iopiele uuierer Siinglin8e an
oeren ~n9tioualeu Srsaniiationen beis
setrcten mo Dem Staatsperbanoe pers
loren gc9augen. Der Seller lpuroe
besnn9en, bnB nan iif Der Siln9lin9e
nidt arnnhnr, tic nidyt bcriidIlt)ti9te,
ober nnh penn Mnbitnsc Der Nltcn be-
%bnnbcIte, unb luit not lcnlt. ons man
bas, iuns man ibucn b~cibrin8cn luolltc
in elmer Sprnt,c beiorstc, bic Die Sins
aens nid)t pcrllcbcn. Steles Wprs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04

~Acber Die Srasc Der nlarrltter
III 2ehrer dliBerte lid Der hod)s
VI mite ,oerr gr5biid'oi WeBmer
bon NiItpaufee, Wis., in elmer
GnIprafc Dor ben 9eIesaten bes 9.
81 .SG. Central ereins in ct. Souis,
Tu.. laut st. Sciepb's SIatt"
fpie iplet:
.DednnIid,c 2ebrer fir unIere
boberen anabenid9ulen - iiir Die ME-
beren Grade f0nneu ippbl Shfreiter
ober neiblihe 2ebrer beiteben bletben.
bariiber lit feline Oisfuiiion uno bds
lit aarl3 in Grbnune, oueegen tptro
Die Srase cine anbere, tpenn es lid
Inn bic b c r a n 10 q d enben 8naz
ben banbelt. Weiner Gniiht nab lam
barber feline Oisfuinon iein uro feline
| Observation-Disclosures, ipenn man
Der Sade bas ridtisc W~eritdnonib
entaeaen6rinst, einerieits Dem. mas
Gr3iebuna meint. mas = r3tebun9
nnS & i b , II II 9
in ii6 besreift. unb bas lit am Snpe
Der sroBe 3ped aGler G~r5iebung. nno
auberieits auerfennt unb perifebt ben
llntcrltieb, nift allein IN Der torper>
lid,eu, ionbern aud, Der Seiltigeu Or
3iebnn9 bes anabcn unD oes Wtdodbens
unb buntit pae ipe3ielle 9eoilrfniB oes
anuben nup Wdohens ms Ilae faBt,
unb brittens ben llnterifieb III Der
yiotur bes Ginilulies bes 2annes aiiI
Den annbcn mn Ser Sruu niif bds
Ndod)ens beriidiidti8t. Wcnn man
Dieie 9untte in 9etraht 5iebt, 10 lam
bariibcr fein 3ipeifel beiteben, baB Die
ibeale Gr3iebuna nnIerer 8nabef'
eincn mdnulid)en 9ebrcr perlan9t, po<
nit ouf nieie @eiie ben anaben Die
linen ecbiibrenbe, ibrer geiitigci'
Totur cutiprehcnbc Gr5iebung 5ns
tbeil mirb.
9ie Shpierisfcit lieet nj BARN,
mdnnlide Gcbrcr 81 finocn uno 5fpdr
Iicet lie III hrei peri hicbcncr
Hiftun9en:
Gritcns limb Die meiireu Sd,ulen
i'd pirbe iogen Die 2anoidulen, Ial
burdJpes lid, iprede natiirlif Dor
fotboliihen Sdulen) iinan5iell midi
10 i%ituicrt. hdB es moelif mare, elmer
mdunlidlen 2cbrcr on5uItclen, ibn &C.
biibrenb al be3nblen, defenders fpenr
Der 2ebrer ielbit cine Samilie 81
u~ntcrbalten bat.
MnSerieits III gar fein Stpeifel por'
bonoen, baS Sunberte bon l~nierer
Stabtsemcinbcn san5 Icid1t, obnc picl'
W1iiec, Den .eincn obcr anbercn mann
Giden 2ebrcr be3ablen ipnnten fir Oh
bobcrcn ana6enileiicn.' IA trit
aber cine unberc 5fueite S6tuierigfei
in Den 8es. ndmlid. Die Sebrer 81
iinben, nnb 5ipar bespegen. mel
manter 2cbrer. gut beran9ebiloet,
junse Wdnner. bic iid 9erne bieien
gerni pibmen ipiirben, feline .an5ieb.
uns" baiiir iinoeu, tpeil lire Stelun'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04

als tntbpliifc &ebrer nitt binreidcno
geihert lit. Sn eieier ,ge5ieh@
uns nm nluS, meiner IniidJt nad,
ourG Die 8iihofe bes 2anoes Siilie
sebraht peroett, 10 pnB es niht iebem
ein5elnen Yfdrrer elmer @emetnoe
iiberlaIieu lit, mad 8elieben einen
2ebrer anSuiteHen ober gu entldnen.
ionbern bab barber ein yboberes
Tribunal" entiheibet, bnmit Dem
2e6rer in ieber Se3iebuns u ed t
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