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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

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o6ue 9Inao6e Scr 9lrmirino mo 2a.
oimg cripd6nt.
Die lcsten 5e6n in Ser oeiltiden
Siitc olligeiii6rten Sbiiie, nit Dem
conooiicbeu Seglcr o6eou~ ougcidn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
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&ublanO.
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9leuBeritc ssabiamteit obiOhlt
nOtbig, ioet ser asetersburger
9Rcuter Correspondent. Ger
iclbe ocluet auf llnru6eu i'm rui.
liiben Seerc bin.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-09

A large crowd watched the first
games in the pocket billiard tourna-
ment at the Brunswick Parlors Tues
day night. Lucas defeated Bentley,
200 to 100; Beyers defeated Smith,
200 to 1852; Kerwin defeated John
son, 200 to 140, and Sharpsteine de-
feated Mills, 200 to LOG.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Oliver Curwood
have moved into Mrs. Ida Pierpont's
house TN Ball street for several weeks,
while their home on West Williams
street IL being remodeled. The parti.
tions between the two apartments win
be torn out and the house will be made
into u home. 1t is expected Mr.. Cur.
wood will lhave one of the attractive
aud modern residences in the city when
it IL finished.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-09
Kings Daughters.

The regular meeting of the Owosso
circle of the Kings Daughters and
Sons was held at the home Of Mes
danes A. H. and Harry Northway,
Friday afternoon, March End. 1t was
the largest meeting ever held in the
history of the circle, eighty-two being
present. The devotions were led by
Mrs. b. G. Mattson. Mrs. M. L. Izor
in a very pleasing and impressive
manner, conducted the admission SER
vice, thirty-four being added to the
membership.
Mrs. Northway, general chairman
of the relief work, reported having
made III calls during the month, find
ing sickness in eight families. She
has given out II second hand gar
ments and rs articles of new cloth
ing, five pairs of shoes, five pairs of
rubbers, one suit of boys clothing,
hired nurse one week for a sick
woman and secured employment for
two men.
Our president, Mrs. L. l.. Conn,
gave a short talk on the history of
the Owosso Circle, this being our
ninth birthday. During the afternoon
two solos were rendered very pleas
ingly by Mrs. Glen Perkins, and Miss
Ullrey spoke briefly Of the suffrage
meeting to be held here March 18th.
We wish to especially thank all
those who have assisted us in any
way during the past year. 1t is very
encouraging to the officers and men,
bers to see so much interest shown in
our work.
Through the generosity of our bust
ness men and friends we have been
able to put some very much needed
improvements in the. Dorcas home.
New floors have been laid in both the
boys and girls dormoritories, also
some Hew iron bedsvplaeed in the
same. Not only are we answering
the needs Of the deserving poor fami-
lies of our own city, so far as our
means will allow, but when an urgent
appeal was read from the suffering
women and children of Belgium our
Circle responded by voting $12, the
price required to support one Belgian
child for one year. No sooner had
the vote been taken when one loyal
Kings Daughter gave her personal
check for another $12. And still an
other added $1.00 to the fund.
The April meeting will be held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Law
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-09
Favor Major Oates Retention.

The Shiawassee County Sports
mems association at it's meeting last
Tuesday night adopted resolution,
unanimously condemning any move
ment that had for its object the re-
moval of State Game Warden Oates
from office, and endorsing his con-
duet of the affairs Of the Office. 1t
was also decided to hold anoter meet
ing in the near future to elect Off
GERS. There was big attendance
and much enthusiasm shown. Van R.
Pond reported on the wild life con-
servation meeting held recently in
Lansing.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-09
Eight Ask citizenship.

During the past few days eight per.
sons have applied for citizenship papers
as follows: GAIA V Rutka, aged "a,
OF Owosso; James Valek. aged 3S. of
Owosso; John Gall, aged "a, of Owosso;
Otto Shrock, aged 80. of Owosso; Will.
liam 81. Bolt, aged 3s, Owosso; James
Salava, ST., aged 40 and his son aged 90,
of Owosso; Charles Renger. aged 80. of
Owosso. FIVE are Austrians, one Ger.
man, one English and one Bohemian.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-09
Farewell Surprise.

Twenty-Five members of the Loyal
Workers class of the Church of Christ
and several members of the Men Is
Bible class gave Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
jenkins a pleasant surprise at their
home on Jennette street, on Tuesday.
A fine program consisting of songs
games and recitations was rendered,
after which refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins will soon move
to a farm east of Corunna and will
carry with them the best wishes of
their many friends.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-09
Ladies Can Wear Shoes

Onesize smaller after using Aliens Foot.
Ease, The antiseptic powder to be sb AIKEN
into the shoes and sprinkled in the foot
bath for hot. tired, swollen, aching,
tender feet. II makes tight or new shoes
feel easy. Sold everywhere. 25c. Ask
for Aliens Foot Ease. Don't accept
any substitute. SOL
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-09

Mrs. Margaret McBain and Mrs.
w. A. Upham went to Flint Tuesday
to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.
Carrie Earle, formerly of this city.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-03-09

renee. There will be a pot luck sup
per and our husbands will be our
guests.-Contributed.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-13

=: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Davis are the
happy parents OF baby girl born
Sunday morning.
s.. 1t has been reported in town that
s;Mrs. Leach, formerly tof this city.
has recently died in Long Beach. Cal.
while here i'm the, city Mrs. Leach
lived with her daughter. Mrs; VIM
~ Lieutenant Walter Barr left Tues
: day for Leon Springs, Texas, where
! he has been assigned to duty Lieu
) tenant Barr was commissioned Sec
ond lieutenant at Fort Smelling short
ly before Thanksgiving.
: Capt. Lafayette Knox left this
; week for Camp Dodge. Capt and Mrs.
Knox have been visiting with Mrs.
'Knox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Winterer, and Mrs. Knox and the
babies will continue their visit
!. S. s. Lahlum and family are leav'
. ing for Long Beach, CAL, to spend the
:, winter months. For the present their
> address will be 511 Temple Ave. The
Times-Record will visit them regular
:, ly to give them the Valley City news
~ Chas E. Burgess wa an over Sun
day visitor with his !!nily.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-13

The marriage of Miss Anna Dotting
to Gustaf Uloth was solemnized at
the home of the brides parents Tues
day afternoon. Only immediate
friends, and relatives were, in attend
ance. Mr.. and Mrs. Uloth left on
No. 2 Tuesday evening for Southern
Minnesota where they will visit with
friends and relatives during the holi-
days. They will be at home to their
friends January 1, on the groom's
farm nine miles northwest of Valley
City,
Remember that you promised to
write to YOUR soldier this week.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-13

Jens Henr4kson and son Julius.
were busy couple of days last week
hauling home straw from Thoreson's
place.
6. @. Aas did some shopping at
Kathryn last Monday. .
Miss Hilda Opsahl is at present
working at T. J. Sebby's place.
+ Mrs. Marie Johnson and Mrs. JOS.
eph Allan were visited by Mrs. Ole
Stevens last Sunday afternoon. .-s..
Alfred Anderson, Martin Opsahl
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-13

W W.aS visitors with Joseph Allan last
C;t' svart Bergesedt autoed to yallev
o't ~, last Wednesday on business
Tna ery u: Aas was in Fingal last
oesaay after load OF lumber
Suiius Henrlkson and Alfred IA.
d %ose guests with Joe M:chen last SIN
per last Thursday. 's sup
Times-Record. s"o
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-13
FARMERS MEETING.

Arrangements have been made for
a big meeting to be held in the con-
soIidated school in Green townsh. .
Monday, December II, at O'Clock.
c. C. Connolly of Devils Lake will be
the pricipal speaker. Ladies are in.
vited to attend this meeting as we'll
as the men. Everyone should try
and be there as Mr.. Connelly's subject
is of interest to the community. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-13

John +. Henrilson and Even Evenson
were Kathryn shoppers last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. Thoreson
and family were visiting with Mr.. and
mrs. Enoch Rodland last Sunday.
Russell Rudd was over to John
Sausestand's place last Wednesday
afternoon and got load of feed
ground.
Alfred Aas made business trip to
Kathryn last Tuesday afternoon on his
motorcycle. -.,E,. .-.
John F. Henrikson and liver Rudd
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-13

SHEYENNE VALLEY


Dec. 11.-Sam Torgerson and son
Paul, and Paul Fjeldstad were hauling
wheat to Kathryn last Tuesday
Misses Emma Evenson, Anna Mars
and LILY Olstad we're visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl HenriksOn. a
Joe Michen was business visitor in
Kathryn last Tuesday.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-13
Christmas Presents at Is Gents

The range Of selections in very large,
covering toys of all DESCRIPTIONS.
Fancy Goods, Novelties, China, Books.
Dolls, Games, and there will be hun
dreds Of Christmas buyers who will
I'LL many of their needs this year from
our offerings in Is cent Christmas
Gifts,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-13
DinnerWare

we expect large shipment of dinner
ware to arrive in few days. If you
are one of those who have been pa-
tlently waiting to complete your set
OF dishes, this will be good news, as
dishes OF all kinds are almost unob-
ta.nable in today's market.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-13
Christmas Cards and
Booklets

A Christmas Card OF Booklet sent to
many cases where an expensive gift is
unnecessary ard out of place. Prices
from 1c to 25c.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-13
Christmas Gifts at Sc and Zoe

There are countless articles that can
be secured for 1Oc that will fully serve
the purpose OF making someone happy
at Chr stmas time. You will surely be
surprised when you see the big varie-
ty of desirable goods We are Offering
at 10 Cents Each.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-13
Fancy Goods

Such as Camisoles, Boudoir Caps.
Neckwear, Etc, make acceptable and
useful gifts; We are showing large
assortment.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-13
HandkerchiefS

When N doubt buy Handkerchiefs.. We
have:a largse Stock OF all kinds, plain
and embroidered in cotton, silk and
linen A large assortment Of Initial
Handkcrchiefs for ladies', children and
men,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

nnr 5urlfcn: Auf mad, 9mbmaue fir
ben 81. mnb 22. Ettuber. lin an
arbeiten an Der peiteren Iisfiibrnne
%unieres Programmes d rifIid d.
o5inIer Mftion NIT beons
oerer 8eriidiihtisune unIerer
Arbeiters unb c + melt
unb audi an Dem 9roben Werie patrio.
tiiher 1iiriorse fir unfere fatboItfhea
SpIbaten. ipelte in 10 bielen Sins
iidten fir SccIe uno 8Grper Der
SiiIfe, oes 8atbes unb prditiifer
Siirforge beoiirfen. Rsdy einmal ba-
Der: ant na& 8 ubmane! Die
Gemsiuoeu Iinb Wereine ioIIen lire
Dele9aten Bel Scitcn fpdblcn nro
in iebem Sale Die ar6BtmG q
| d 3abl 81 ifiden iuten. Gang
~beipnhcrs nlid nidt pereeiien bic
ScIegatinnen Der S uugrauens
iinb & ranens Q obaIitdtc
ioipie Die Sertretcr Der Siings
| ingS' gereine an ipdbIen uno
mad Dubuque aI ihidcn uno anolis
ineloen bel: Upr. 2onis 4. R b.
General Secretary, ct. 8onifdce
80 Sart Street, Subuaue,
Spipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
Der $inn Scr weltkiiteriieten
6dtrnneen.

"Sie lpabre 8epeutung der ruiiiifcn
Nepolution liest aif ben 5dladt
feleern oes @eiites". ifreibt bic Saies
Ter yTatiottals 3eitung". Gntipeoer
tie tiibrt Rubiano Snr Nnardyic unb
boligen Nnfloiune, nnb bann lit cite
Stdrfung nnb 8ehtfcrtigung allcr
4sipaltberrihaft uno Hiidftdnoigfcit
ibre Golge. Sber aber es gelingt ibr.
trot ben lingebeueritcu 5inberniiicn.
ii6 5u triita1iiicrcn, unb odnn 'ipers
ben tire Soecn uuipioeritc6lit auc
Wolter It'd crobern, bcrbiinbete mn
teinoltte. Eauu ipirb Der gunferptt
beg SinperiaIismus uno Der 8clpolt
~iinalsbIeibIih iein. 1ann ipirb in
ben cin5clnen Rntiortcn, in ibrcn Sc
5iebnn9cn 5u Den anocren. Der Sc
oante Der 6reibeit iencn Der llnters
iohnng perordngeu; bnnu limb Will
tarismis, NationaIismls nno Gbaus
btnismlls ms Ser3 ~getroffen. unS
cine neue Sittlihfeit entitebt in Der
Welt, Die Iernen tpilroe. baB nid)t DER
Staat SeIbitsiued 1T, ionoeru Der
Wenid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
9laet cine pertheieisnne.

Der Yrdiipent elmer aohlcnsrubens
8eiellifnft I'M |erbor: Y@ir pcrs
luhen iopiel mic ireeno mcglid 81
peroienen; bas thur bod icber Nenid,.
ieoer &ailfmarm unb ieber Sarmer."
limb baIten sic ous fir rctt2"
Sd bin uitt bier. nm buriibcr III
rihten. Sd, pieoerbole nur, icb tbiic.
lpae id) fam, mn 5u perbienen. ippicl
i) fam"
Limb Sic balten lid fir bere6tiat.
etfpaS mir feds Collars Su pcrfauicn.
mas Sic 3ipei Collars toitet?"
~8eredti9t uocr nitt - ih nebm9.
neil ids friese."
Eieie brutdle acknowledgements. lpie
iebr es an Der 3eit lit, oaB Die &c,
9ierung III Waihin9ton pen ao6icns
baronen Die Hedte tlurutatt, Die tic
beiieeH, unb tie an BEN llnrctt binz
bert, baS JIG begcben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
Das side GnSe.

YroicIior t.. Der Srhinurirls fiir
Gbemie an ciucr fleincit irani0iiitcn
llnioeriitdt. lit iue9cn lcinca miirri,
ihcu @cicns bel ben Stlocn,cn lucnig
be!iebt uno mlb bnbcr i'm aollcg
bdufig Stornnaen Nurd) 5rnmpeln uno
Sharren iiber iid) crgcbcn laiicn.
Neiiid] b%ebanbcltc CT Die Nuaicbei,
oun9 ulls Dem Hober3 in Rcritp linb
iagt babel 6olsenbcs: ~SaS @citciu
iuirp crir poIlitaneig 5erniulmt nm
pann ais ieines Yulper nit @ailcr
pcrmcn9t. 9ieie ihlammige 1aiic
miro Oann nit Snls pern,iidt. mn
5wur geid)iebt bns burd) Champion !"
Wiitbenbes @etrumpel I'M gar5eu
b0riaal. Der Yroiciipr lpnrtct, bis
lid Der Ndrm gele9t bat. uno idbrt
bann rubig fort:
YSieies Stnmpfcu lpirb pom Iuul.
helm ausgeiiibrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

lporoen. 3ie .&nisbts Of Columbus"
beiorsen i'll Den Selblageru bieielbe
arbeit ipie bic p. N. e. ". unb sic
federation fatboliid)er Bereine uno
Der = Central Yerein appetite
rem NM praftiihe Ytitbiilfe bel Der
arbeit fir Die Siderung bes
z | \ iGes uno bee
y / Den BpbIers
gebens u~nierer nmeriiani'den
Soloaten, 6eiouoers Der fatboIiiden.
Ser Central 8ereiu iast bless
be5ilglih:
.GLs cine Der lpidjtigiten anfeuben,
at pelhe bic mnerifdniifen &ntbos
lifcn obne 8er5u9 berantretsn miiiien,
cripeiit iid Die 5iirior9e fir Die in bie
llebnnssIaser unb an bic Sront be-
riifenen Solbuten. Wit @enugtbuune
begrilbt Der Central sVerein Die tbeils
IN Insriff 9enommenen. tbeiIs in Die
8e9e seleiteten Scitrebungen CUR
Soroernn8 oes leibIifen uub geiits
lihen Mobiles unierer 3ruppen uno
iu9t bieien llnternebmunsen that.
trdfti9e llnteritiisung 81. 3ugleit
ipeiit er iest i6on auf bic Nuigaben
bin. ipelfe Die 8iebereiniiibrung Der
aus benz Selbe bcimfebrenben SoIbas
ten in bas biirgerli6e Heben nit lid
%brinst."
limb Der Stdatsperbano bon Soipu.
Der ct. Sonifatius sgunb, bari bel
oieier Arbeit ni6t Suriitbleiben unb
nidt i'm Stmoawinfel iteben! Reiul
IS Gilt ~nnieren Yatriotismus nidt
bios leereS @ort iein laiien. 8ir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
Gntforieues.
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Inf itah Subnque.
(Vpn Nic q r.

gs mag fir ipeitere 8reiie. beion<
bers uber fir bic belltIh> rebenben &as
tbolifen bes Staates Soma unb gang
Defenders fir bic Ritslieber Der benz
ct. gonifatius s8unbe anseitloiienen
Tereine eiscns interc1ant iein, az
ipiiien. baB 9eIesentlih Der lesten Sc
neral Weriammluns bes 8. H.<&.
Central @ereins in ct. 2ouis, serabe
Der /Stant Soma unS beiien
2eiitunscn i'm Gimme bes Central
@ereins : Programmes. ndber be-
fproden purben. Die 8 ihtiefeit
1inferes ihonen Staates uno Ieiner 10
foliben linb ipobIbeitenten Sarmereges
poIternns 9ebietet I6tuue unb
perlanet eisene 9 d t II II g..
Ser fatboliihe Sarmeritanb Sotpa's
iolte ein Muiter iein in puneto zines
seipedten inb eisens auf bic driflihe
Sp3ialrcfurm e~ingeihulte 5armcr=
ihaft. Sas ioate ndmlicb 3iel nnS
Soeal nnieres Sarmeritanbes aIs
.Miidsrat bes @ittelitanbes" fein.
alif benz @ebiete Ser 2anbipirtbi6ait
ebenio 5ielbepuBt fir Die ein5is
ri6tige, bon 8ott s%eipollte, driitlide,
b. b. natiirIihe @eIeuihaftSs
Sronun9, jabraus, jabrein. praftiih
tbdtig 5u iein. @endu 10 pie mir es
i'm Central 8ereinss Yrosramm. rnter
Der 10 fdbieen 2eituns Der @entraIs
Steue. ~borfinben. iouten mir arbeiten.
8ir miiiien itreben. baB &apital unb
Nrbeit; 8eihdftsleute. Helm ilnb sroB
(tpelde NIT benz GARNER ben golbes
men " itteI # biIben), Die
Srauen. fur5 allie Renihen in ibren
perifieoenen @ruppierungeu ibren
Yflibtens unb Iufgabentreis nit ben
entipre6enoen He6ten erfennen
lernen. Sang beionbcr5 nj Of q
lit es a6er, baB Der bon @ott 10 be-
por6ugte & arm r It ano audi
feline SteIung in elmer driitliden.
natiirIthcu 8eielidafts. : Crbs
ming niht MIR tlar ertenne lino eins
nebme, ionoern audi in q Of tungs s.
gebietenber @eiie ausiiiaen
fou. 0as lit elm Sbeal uno 5usIeib
elm berrlihes Irbeits : Yroz
gramm fir n%nieren ameritaniiden
9auerns ooer @sraritanb.
Sir Die Sofpaer 8atboliten nnb
ben ct. 9onifatius s8unb liest in
oieiem &rbeitsz Yrosramm aber and
Elm iebr ipertbpolles @ert Der
SeIbtsr8iebun9 gu SDbes
rem nno SDhite M. 9enn =
ni6t gu pereeiisn - Is banbelt iid
bier aud I'M Die 9eiitise unb
iittlihe Sebun9 ~unieres Bottles.
Bel Der udditen General Iers
1nmmlun9 bes ct. 8~pniiatius sYunoes
bier i'll Dubuque biirfte in @mpeIens
belt Der Better Der Gentrals Steae bes
Central 8ereins aud burt ~aeeignete
Wprtrdge bon SahIeuten
oas 0eiammts Yrosramm Der DRIFT
Iifen 8eieQidafts : Srbnnng. bes
Solioarismls, iiberblidt iperDen, init
b eonoerer 9eriidiitti9uns bes
WitteIitanoes, ANIMAL Der Sarz
@s lpirb babel audi ~gcbiibreno
Hiidiibt auf Die bereits ges
( 6ebenen Gr6eiten unb 2ciituna
gen beS ct. gouifatius sSunoes gez
nommen perben/ unb Die lhon piels
fad sei6ofieneu @orbebingungen
pertpertbet iperben. fir Die
i~peitere Ir6eit bin nad benz einen
arpRen 3iele: ~@intrcteu fir Die pons
itdnbise Bieberberitelung Der bon
8ott 9eipolten, Der 6riitliden, 3. b.
Der natiirli6en @eieli6aitss
SrSnung - aud bier in ben Ser.
Stnaten, aumal I'M Staate Sonia.
GS oiht in ueuiinenS Rriritrr ,,uh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

mlifen Sbnten Der Siebe an unies
rem nmeritaniiden Gaterlanoe unb
oe''en Sobnen - es iinb ia aud,
cure S0bne, unierc ainber,
licbe SoDa'er aatboliten - iteIen.
Der Central s@erein bat burd feline
9entraIs Stclle elm eisenes Solbatcns
BUD "@uibe 8i9btl" perfafen Iaien
uno in iiber 10000 @remplaren an
amerituniibe &aroindle, @rs6ilh6fc,
giihofe. Yrieiter perfauft. Nud,
Elm eigcnes Solbaten @ebets
b d. ~@ob's Irntpr", bon Der
eentrals Stele bes Central sVereius,
III I'M idnelen Gbiase besriiien. Damn
miiien @eIber seihaffen werben, nm
fiir bic tatboliid)cn Selbfapeaen Die
notbi8en altdre, WeBeepdnber. Or
boIun9spldee, S%iteratur. etc. etc, 3u
iorsen. Soil Der 2 t. 9onifas
: Sunb BON Sppa audb
% nbei Iein". ipenn es gilt mirfs
lide 5baten Der SeeIiorge unb
tatbpliiher, nmeritnniihcr @aters
| anpSliebe gu leiitcn ? b @cs
lie bentid. reoenben Yrieiter
nno Saien So,ua'S uersen nid,t 80.
riifiteben in Der 3eit Der Notb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
2lmek cine patrietiidbe Slitbe.

u. z. Nrron bon Sos Nngelcs.
Sal, befarh iidl auf Nrbeit IN 9aterss
fielb. ais er 9efebl erbielt. iih ccn
oprtigen 9eborben our WilitGr sGrus
mutation Sn itellen. "a ibnt flr3
porber icine Rleioer uno Sadridaft
aeltob!cn luoroen iparen unb CT lid
obne HeiiemitteI lab, 10 iou CT. INT
oas @nterlnuo niht i'm Stihc an
la''cn, einen 9inbriid pcriibt bobcii.
3mei Stuuben nadocm or bcnnd,,
ridtigt mar. CT ioi iiir talglid) bcs
iunben ipitroe CT IN ieincr 8ubnuug
arreticrt nm lpirb Jest mad, Sofcrss
iieIb 5nriidgcbraht. Tiesmnl cat
er Die Neiie frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

Saut Reiolntioneu oeS Gcntrar,
Vcreins tnb Der rGatholic YreB Niios
ciation"> .aebort in iebcs futboliid,e
Sans cine fatboliihe 3cituns" uno
viebcr Wereinsmnnn ioa Elm fatbos
liid)es glntt balten, bas ibn iiber bd3
fatboliihe V%crcinsleben urientiert".
es mare erpiinift. baB Del Staots,
uerbano bon Soipn feline NitgIicocr In
praftiidlcr Weiie 5iinl Saltcn zines
fatboIiihen Slattes einloben piiroe.
Wtcoiele Tereinsbcnmte a. y. balteu
Elm fatboliideS Slatt unb lcicn cs.
Inns bat einmnl elmer iencr ocrrcn
geidgt, er babe feline Belt. I'M boS
offi5ielle Srgnn pes ct, goniintiiss
Sunoes AZ leicn. Or iugte oicies ais
euiid)uloiguns. ndhbcm mir ibn oes
ird9t batten, parim er penn nitt
pcrinhen piiroc, einiee Der 6eiiirs
lporteten ooer cmpioblenen 8ciormcn
ODER Grbeiten alis3ufiibren. 9iirfen
mir nid)t mn Nedt ms Der NnIidt
oes n~ngeicbenen fatboliihcn glnttcs
bon philadelphia .Sbc Catholic
Stdnoarb ann 5imcs" anidlicbcn.
in elmer iiinsircn Nnmnuer
Catholic societies have had gener
ours space from week TO week In tile
Catholic paper, but where is the Cath
bile society that has shown its appre-
by launching a campaign To In
,rease the circulation oi lat paper bv
way of returning the compliment.
Nid, Sicies iolte aui Der fomuleus
ben 5agnng beo Stnotsperbunoes bon
Solua beiprod)en iperben. Sic ,Supoer
StaatSperbunosleute bnbcn cs in ihrer
pam in Der naben 3ufunit elm
5n8cblatt in Der cnoliiden
Sprade crifcihen 5l icbeu. NQes
)dngt o Der so operation nb, oie
IN Iolder Sate an ecn Suy lcaei,