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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Wilson Outlines u. S. War Aims

Washington, ID. c., Jan. S.-Presi-
dent Wilson today addressed Congress
oh peace terms as follows:
Gentlemen Of the Congress:
"Once more, as repeatedly before,
the spokesman of the Central Empires
have indicated their desire to discuss
the objects Of the war and the possible
bases of a general peace. Parleys have
been in progress at Bres.-Litoysk be-
tween Russian representatives and rep
resentatives Of the Central Powers to
which the attention OF all the bellig-
erents has been invited for the purpose
of ascertaining whether 1t may be pos
sible to extend these parleys into a
general conference with regard to
terms of peace and settlement.
THE Russian representatives pre-
sehted not only a perfectly definite
statement of the principles upon
which they would be willing to cor
clude peace, but also an equally definite
program Of the concrete application
OF those principles. The representa-
tives of the Contra! Powers, Oh their
part, presented an outline of settlement
which. Ii much less definite, seemed
susceptible Of liberal Interpretation I'M
III their SIeclnc program OF practlcal
terms was added. That program pro-
posed no concessions at all either TO
sovereignty of Russia or to the prefer
ences Of the population with whose for
tunes ii dealt, but meant, in u word,
that the Central Empires were to keep
every foot of territory their armed
forces had occupied - every province,
every city, every point OF yantage-as
a permanent addition to their terri
tories and their power.
1T is a reasonable conjecture that
the general principles Of settlement
which they at first suggested Origi-
mated with the more liberal statesmen
Of Germany and Austria, the men who
have begun to feel the force of their
own peoples thought and purpose,
while the concrete terms Of actual set
Element came from the military leaders
who have no thought but to keep
what they have got. The negotiations
have been broken off. The Russian
representatives were sincere and In
earnest, They cannot entertain such
proposals Of conquest and DONNA
ton.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
aus Sem ~Eeierereiie.

Sentinel 8utte, &. Sat.
8ertbe Serren!
Ginlisgeub finbeu Sic eiueu Gbed
fir $500 fir @orausbe3ablung uno
ben ct. Wihnels e&alenber. Sd IeIe
Sbrc 3eitun9 ieet i6on abt Sabre uno
iHuB iagen, CO lit bic bette 3eituug,
bic ih ie 9ebabt babe. Gle entbdIt
10 piele Neui8ieiten idone 0ei6ibth
unb 10 piel NiiBIides BON ben @eidebs
Der @ote, nebit 8elebruns iiber
ben fatbolii6en @Iauben unb Die
SD bpife, SIR 8latt mDse
fortbaueru uno bel ben 8ldubigen ben
beiligen 8Inubeu uub Die 3iebe 81 Der
Stride itdrfcn uno crbaIteu. Wit
Wunihe fir elm sliidieIiees
neues Sabr, perbleibe i'd, Sbr Sreunb
unb 2eier, - Watb. Gngeiier
(8eiien Cant fir Sbre liebeu. auis
muiuternben Wprte.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
DOES NOT WISH TO CHANGE
GERMAN INSTITUTIONS.

I'VE have no jealousy Of German
greatness and there Is nothing in this
program that impairs 1t. We grudge
her no achievement or distinction Of
learning or Of pacific enterprise such
as have made her record very bright
and very enviable. We do not wish to
injure her or to block in any way her
legitimate influence or power.
I'VE do not wish to fight her either
with arms or with hostile arrange
ments of trade, If she is willing TO as
sociate herself with us and the other
peace loving nations of the world in
covenants Of justice and law and fair
dealing. We wish her only to accept
a place Of equality among the peoples
Of the world-the new world in which
we now live-instead Of a place of mas
terry.
Neither do We presume to suggest
TO her any alteration or modification
of her institutions. But 1t is neces-
sary, we must frankly say, and neces-
sary as a preliminary to any intelli-
gent dealings with her on our part,
that we should know whom her sp0kes-
men speak for when they speak to us;
whether for the Reichstag majority or
ioi 'ht hii'dii bdiiH' uhu tHc hiCi
whose creed is imperial domination.
I'VE have spoken now, surely, in
terms too concrete to admit any fur
ther doubt or question.
IAN evident principle runs through
the whole program | have outlined. 1t
Is the principle Of justice to all peo-
plies and natiOnalities, and their right
to live on equal terms Of liberty and
safety with n another, whether they
be strong or weak. Unless this prin-
ciple he made its foundation no part
of the structure Of international JUS
tice can stand.
The people Of the United States
could act upon no other principle, and
~ the vindication Of this principle they
are ready to devote their lives, their
honor, and everything that they pos
sess. The moral climax of this, the
eliminating and final, war for human
liberty has come, and they are ready
to put their strength, their own high
est purpose, their own integrity and
devotion To the test"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

re9ungen Der grefutipe ben giuseIz
mit9lieeern numb 9ere6t 81
MAIDEN. 9ieIes aber lit, pie ms bon
Gingetueibten aupertraut iprrhe, pabre
9ertuIeSarbeit. Seboh d, 8:
tpelhen 3ertb baben unIere &oupens
tionen, ipenu bas @eiultat iener 9es
miibuu9en nidt in Die Gin5elmits
eliebihaft iiberfiItriert? Wie piel
Suites binsesen fonnte er8ielt lperben,
tpenn Der ct. Coulter GentraIpereinss
8eribt ieitens aIIer geamten Der
Staatsperbdnbe itubiert uub aus
seniibt piirbe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Ibenoc init bcnl Scicn b~erielbcu ar,
brin9cn fonnte.
8cnn lid I'M ~irgenbipie eiu 8sg
fanbe, I'M bieie Siiue bon Yereinss
Irbeit unb S%eiimngen an bic g ins
sci mitglieber 81 brinseu. gs
lit leiber Sbatlade. Dab picle unIerer
Gin5elmitglicoer ilber bic Irbeiten unb
2eiitungeu bes Gentrals VereinS feiuen
tlarcn Segriif BADEN uub bab bieran,
gum groBen 3beilc, Die 8enmten unies
rer StaatSperbdnoe ihulb limb. IS lit
nGmlih niht genug, paB bic 0aupts
%Ieituug iunitipniert. cS miiien aud Die
8iubcglicber, Die Staatsperbanps s8ee
amten Sabisfeit unb Niibri9feit 5eiseu.
bic S%sitrebun9en. @iute unb Gns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

ipubers Die arbeit Der einseluen
StaatsperbGnoe gcnart 81 ,tuolereH
uub prattiide 2%eiitunssn fir ben
Staatsperbanp BON Soma 81 per@
ipertben.
glud) cine iebr praftiid)e Grbeit,
tuie q @ie luenig iperhen ieiper
@ereinss 0srbanbIungen seleien. bliss
futiert unb bic BARN empioblenen @us
re9uneeu praitiidl ausgeiiibrt! 8erabe
bnrum iei bic Sraee 9eitattet: @as
belien aae bic itbneu 3ieben uHb Siss
inIiioneu. Die bcitcn Sales nur bon
eiucm fleincu YroScntins DER @its
slieeer 9ebort perben obue leIbit oicie
~anndberuS ale geiitig 81 befruhten,
menu bic 9auptmomente unb Saupt'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
OUTLINES AIMS.

The program of the worlds peace,
therefore, is Our program, and that
program. the only possible program,
as we see 1t, is this:
II. Open covenants of peace, openly
arrived at, after which there shall be
no private International understand
ings Of any kind, but diplomacy shall
proceed always frankly and In the pub
lie view.
III. Absolute freedom of navigation
upon the seas, outside territorial wa
tiers, alike in peace and In war, except
as the seas may be closed in whole
or in part by international action for
the enforcement of international COW
enants.
III. The removal. so far as posi-
Bile, OF all economic barriers and the
establishment OF an equality Of trade
conditions among all the nations con-
senting to the peace and assOciating
themselves for its maintenance.
NV. Adequate guarantees given and
taken that national ornaments will he
reduced to the lowest point consistent
with domestic safety.
". 4 free, open minded, and abso-
lutely impartial adjustment Of all
colonial claims, based upon a strict
observance Of the principle that in de-
terminiHg all such questions Of SOW
ereignty the interest of the populations
concerned must have equal weight with
the equitable claims Of the government
whose title is to be determined.
wi. The evacuation Of all Russian
territory and such a settlement Of all
questions affecting Russia AS will Sc
r the best and freest cooperation of
the other nations of the world In OBJ
tanning for her an unhampered and I'M
embarrassed opportunity for the indie
mndent determination Of her own pp-
litical development and national policy
and assure her OF u sincere welcome
into the society Of free nations under
institutions Of her own choosing and,
more than a welcome, assistance also
of every kind that she may need and
may herself desire. The treatment ac-
corded Russia by her sister nations In
the months to come will he the acid
test Of their good will, Of their compre-
tension Of her needs AS distinguished
from their own interests, and Of their
intelligent and u~nselfish sympathy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
LACK Or ~FRANkNESS.

The only secrecy Of counsel, the
only lack Of fearless f~rankness, the
only failure to make definite statement
OF the objects of the war lies with
Germany and her allies. The issues Of
life and death hang upon these defni-
lions. No statesman who has the least
conception Of his responsibility ought
for a moment to permit himself to con
tinue this tragicul and appalling out
pouring Of blood and treasure unless
he is sure beyond a peradyenture that
the objects Of the vital sacrifice are
part and parcel Of the very life Of
society and that the people for whom
he speaks think them right and i'm
perative as he does.
"There Is, moreover, a voice calling
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
NO LIMITATION OF BELGIAN
SOVEREIGNTY.
"vII. Belgium, the whole world will

puuite uid)t alif Yapier gebnnut unb
allen BereinsS Iit9licbern 8ugdngs
lid 8en1att lperben ! z Sicies lit
3ped uub auisabs Der %iogenaHnteu
YSffisislen 8erbaublungen".
lisber ben 8srtb Der Central
8ereinss 8erbanbluussn 5u bisiutieren,
biebe &ublen mad P%ennIplpqnia tras
gen. @an3 unb gar unnotbis. Gin
Seber, ber NIT ben 2ciitungen bes
Central @ereins sfnisermaBen befaunt
lit. peiB, baB Die Saden, Die bon bort
fommen. 6auD unb SUB baben. Sic
st. Coulter 8crbnnolpngen" bilben
cine iold)e Sille bon auregunaen uno
praitiibeu Grbeitsn, bab man gauge
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
@Ieide a5bnuns fir sleiGe 2eiitums.

Die Sraae, Die ieet anfangt brens
nenb 81 werben, lit Die aonfurren5 Der
Srau aui Dem inouitriellen 8ebiete.
Sc idlperer Die 3eiten iperben, beito
mebr biirite Srauenarbeit besebrt per,
ben. Ienbern ld6t iid biefes ni6t.
Iber bic Brau ieIbit ipIte ntht per'
iuden, ben Ianu auf benz Grbeitss
MART gu perbrdnsen burd binigere
2isferung ibrer Irbeitsfrait. Sas
tpdre 9runofalih uub ipiirbe Dem
Qanbe nibt bienIih ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
SiIfit Su nit ?

@icberum legen mir nabe, nelte
@bre es fir nuicre ELECTROMAGNETIC
niid)en Seier mare, bel Der Driinhune
elmer tdgliden fatboliiheu 3eiz
tung IN Der Sanbesiprnhe, mit8ebolien
81 baben. 8ie bereits an bieicr
Stcuc mitgetbeilt Durhe, lit bic
8riinbun8 Der vSriipeeflp Catholic
tribune" bcr nahite Sdritt gum
SaaebIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
EsriDnlihe @iitOria.

Saceb Sdsrrer, 8riiuber BON
3elspn, Nont., Der i'm Sabre 1859
Die peitlifeu Yrarieu in einsm
S6Ien5uge ~freu5te, lit am 7. Sanuar
iu ieiuer 8obmnng geItorbeu. Or
itanrmte aus Miiiouri unb luar so
Sabre alt, ingt Die 3epeide. IS
mare gclpiB i'm Sntcreiie bes 3eudid)s
amcritnncrtbumo. wcuu Die G~rlcbuiiie
sieies Niunues Der Weihidte erbalten
luprOen Ipdrcu. Cd 9ieieo 9cidebsn
III, rpiiien mir nidt. Wan lam aber
bisxaus ~srtenueu, lpie i~pertbuoa es lit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
unter unS.

8enn Sabresidlub III einem 3ei>
tunssseihdft semaht ipirb. lueroen
qlt bislpeilen Die Hebatteure 5u einer
Sisung einberufem mo lie Johann gin>
iid)t erbaIten iiber Sortlhritt ober
Hiifgaug ibres Slattes. Sn elmer
lolden Sisung baben mir nun err
fabren, DAP unierem glatte i'm pers
flpiienen Sabre bic meiiteu Qeier treu
se6Iieben iiub. Wir tpilien guf bless
betreff tiefeu 0aut. Die Seraussabe
elmer Seituu9 lit nun etnmal Elm 8es
ibdft, unb 5tpar Elm iebr tomplisiertes,
unb AUDI bort, nie in jebem anberen
8eibdft, 5dblt Die nadte @irfIidteit.
Obne eineu treueu uu5 5ablenben
2eiertreis fam elm glatt uiht bsiteben.
Sas baben in bieieu idtpereu 3eiten
nift alein cine Gn5abl fleiner
Sldttcr. ionoern and srobe 8ldtter
unb 3eitihriiteu (Wasa5inesl 81
ibrem 9~eibipeien alsfinben miiien.
@ott lei Cant tDnnen ipir iagcn, iinb
uns Die meiiteu unierer Geier treu ges
bIieben. Iber aud Der fleiuite Nbfaa
fdlt idper ms @eipi6t in bieien
Sagen unb uur ungern babeu mir uns
NIT bieier Sbatiahe abfinbeH tDufen.
8eionbers, penn man ieiu 8eltes I'M
Sieuite Der 0eier periudt bat. Giuise
tpentge aeier gaben ais @runo ibrer
abbeitelung Die paar SpaIten in Der
en9Iiiden Sprahe al, bic ieit 8eginu
bes 8risses III biciem 8iatte eridienen
Iinb. Sic poIlen cine 3eitung babeu
Die in Der beutihen Sprade geihrieben
lit. Die treueu 2eier bieieS 9lattes
piiieu ipobl, paB bic beutihe Sprad]e
gar luenig Gbbrud III oieiem giatte
9~elitteu bat; Tie piieu nber aud,
hnB mir tbuen, mas Die He8ierung
pon uns %perlangt. Solange lpir
feinsn grlaubnibitcin (Vermitl
erbalteu baben. glaubeu mir I'M Snte>
reiie uuierer 2eier uub u~nIsres 8lattes
81 banoeln, ipenn ipir Die Nrtifel uHb
Nadlrihten, bic iiber ben arieg ban>
belu, in Der ensIii6eu Spra6e publi>
aieren. @ir 9Iauben nidt, Dab Die
Negicrung Die lleberiesuus FOLDER
slrtitel siinitig auiicbt, Sic erlaubt es
nur inter Der gebinsuue, baB beim
9oitamt cine iportlide lleberiesung
(beutih nnb engliih) binterIegt lpirb,
alto 8eipeis 8enug. bab lie oieienl
aompromiS mibtrauiih geseuiibsr
itebt. aus bieiem @runee brabten
mir Die Irtitel III Srase III Der &anoess
iprabe. @ott COB baben Die meiiten
@eier ms p%sritanoen unb uHiere Dor
.sangslpeiie IN @ubetrabt per llmitaube
aebili9t. Wir lperben nud i'm neuen
Sabre iortfabreu ben &eieru mad
unleren beiteu ardften 81 bienen.
@ir iino meuidlih unb tonnen
Sebler maiden. limb luir ieben es
gerue, tpenn bic 2eier ilns nit fous
itruftiper aritif beebren, @ir iebuen
einen re9en Reiuuugsaustauih ieitens
Der 1sier berbsi. SoIdes babeu mir
lpieberbolt an oisier Stele ansereat.
slle berarti9en Seitrase luerben mir
I'M ~grieiiaiten" ODER rSprediaal"
unter8ubrineen iudeu. Nodymals
3abt Sant fir bic beiunbete
Sreue,
sic lpar niht lecrsr Wabn.
Di6se ss audi 10 i'm Neusn Sabre
-. ...A nl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Die ct. Coulter ,amsrifa" idreibt

Die ct. Coulter ,amerifa" ihreibt:
nNiesihe iaste einmal: r8emeinidait
matt eenlein. "-9as lit eetpib iebr
herb aeiast. Na6 4. 90. SDriters. bes
pieIsenannten acknowledgement Gns
iidt, ut es ieboh rein rihtiger Sius
ipeiS auf bic auBerorbentliten @efabs
rem, Die Dem Snoipiouum burd Ole
imponicrenbe Susseitiou Der Waiie
brosen". grleben mir nift Sapou Die
- Sobtiider, ipertber Sol
lege, aber mas bilft Die aritif, ipeuH's
Sinh i'm Srunnen lieet :?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Gin seitsema hes Hampblst.

9ie p@atbolie GucDclopseia" bat ius
chen Gin Rampbiet peroiientlibt, IN
ipeldsm We auf has asiematerial aufs
meriiam madt, lueIdes IN benz 9es
nanutsn mouumentaIen Derf iiber
Seutihlaub unb has beutihe Bolt
entbalten lit. lleber 1000 bsuti6e
sbsmata iinb tn ienspl @erfe ent@
baItsn, bic bon ia7 beutiden 0elebr,
ten bsbanbelt worbeu iinb, Den 9ers
ausssbern sebiibrt anerteunuue fiir
bicics 10 ssitgemabe Rampblst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
PRAISES RUSSIA.

PRAISES RUSSIA.
They are PROSTATE and all but help
less, 1t would SEEM, before the grim
power of Germany, which has hitherto
known no relenting and no pity. Their
power apparently is shattered, and yet
their soul Is not subservient. They
will not yield, either in principle or in
action. The conception Of what is
right, OF what is humane and honor
able for them to accept, has been
stated with q frankness, a largeness of
view, a generosity Of spirit, and a uni
yersal human sympathy which must
challenge the admiration Of every
friend of mankind and they have re-
fused to compound their ideals or de-
sert others, that they themselves may
be safe.
'They call to us to say what it is
that We desire, In what, If in any
thing, our purpose and u spirit diff
fers from theirs; and l believe that
the people of the United States would
wish me TO respond with utter sim
plicity and frankness. Whether their
present leaders believe it or not, it
Is our heartfelt desire and hope that
ONE way may he opened whereby we
may be privileged to assist the peo-
pie Of Russia to attain their utmost
hope of liberty and ordered peace.
1T will be our wish and purpose
that the processes Of peace, when they
are begun, shall be absolutely open,
and that they shall involve and permit
~henceforth no secret understandings
Of any kind. The day Of conquest and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT is gone by; so is also
the day Ut secret covenants entered
into In the interest Of particular gov
ernments, and likely at ONE unlocked
for moment to upset the peace Of the
world.
ut is this happy fact, now clear to
the view Of every public man whose
thoughts do not still linger in an age
that Is dead and gone, which makes 1t
possible for every nation whose pur-
poses are consistent with justice and
the peace Of the world to avow now
or at any other time the objects it has
In view.
I'VE entered this war because vio-
latiOns Of right had occurred which
touched us to the quick and made the
life OF our own people impossible un-
less they were corrected and the world
secured once for all against their re-
c%urrence. What we demand in this
war, therefore. is nothing peculiar to
ourselves.
1T is that the world be made fit and
safe to live in; and particularly that
1t be made safe for every peace-loving
nation which, like our own, wishes to
live Its own life, determine its own in
stitutions, be assured of justice and
fair dealing by the other peoples Of the
world as against force and selfish ag-
gressiOn.
"All the peoples Of the world are
In effect partners In this interest and
for our OWL part We see very clearly
that. unless justice be done to others,
it will not be done to us.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Die ,NorS. 9eras YreKe" nladt aus

Die yNorS= 3egas Trefe" rladt aus
ibren, Ser5eu feline Worbcrsrube, tpenn
iie ba ihreibt: Sen lcbten Nabri6ten
3ufolge ipeilt @raf 2urburg, Der ekz
maIige @eiaubte in Ir9entinien, III
elmer oortisen SeilanitaIt fir Nerpens
leibeube. Sorthin bat er ihon lan9e
seb0rt unb bic 2eute aud, Die fir feline
amtsiteIe perantfportlif iparen." Sie
8ritit lit psrbIiiffenb flr5 - aber
treffeno, lieber Gouege.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Die 5lpeite Belle iounte burf ben
ober Die @%sidenfgsber ausgefiiIt
lperben uub Die brittle nut bereu
abreIis. auf bieie Msiie lpiirbe Der
getreiienOe. Der Elm iold)ss 3eft err
bait, beitdnbis an ben Weber erinnert;
ierner miiros ba5 @ebetbii6lsin audi
ais Sbsntiiitations : Nuslpsi5 bisnen
fDnueu. Sen luertben Qerrsn bon Der
Gentralz Stele uuterbreiten mir sieicn
8ebuuteu. 8euu cr ais praftiid lid,
erlpeiieu lpiirbe. mare Is ia gut,
maufmal aber laBt iih 10 stipas frog
pes beiten 8tileus nift ausfibrsn,
Oiesbstrsii lpiiieu Sens AM bsiten 8e@
iheib. bic nit Der Sa6e islbit gu
tbun BADEN.
Cant obigem Bulletin eriIdjt bic
Grcfutipe neS ct. Soniintius s8unbcs
.bic Mitglisbcr unb Defenders Die &c.
umtcn oes Sunecs bcu nuuncbr crz
iGieneueu oiii8isQen 8erid)t Der 60.
@cnerals 8sriammlung bes 3, R. 81,
Central @ereins, lpelhe IN ct. 2puiS
itattianb. Ridt 81 iiberifbem uno bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

The German Club Of Chicago has
furnished 1873 warriors to Uncle Sam.
More than half Of them are volunteers.
That kind Of patriotism counts no mat
ter from what race its adherents come.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Wan muk iih INNER ipieber tplluz
bern, bab es belte nod 2eute sibt.
Die e5 niht eelernt baben, our redten
3eit ben Runb gu balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Was resen mir uts iiber ieds bis
pier3ebn 8rab inter Nfua auf. tpcnn
am 0ufpn bag Sbcrmometer auf SO
Grab inter Nul Itebt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Giue Grflaruns, bic mir unisreu
Scfern idulben.

Die 9eisr werben periteben
} uub p~erSeibeu, ipenu mir, , 10
, LANCE tbir uniere 9iscus BON Der
Regterung nidt erlangt babcn, {
allies, mas iiber ben 2rieg unb
, nniere Gesierung banbelt, in
Der engliihen Sprahe uer6ffeuts
, lihen, iuie hieies bic Mesisruns
ia aud perlanst uno iuie es
sur 3eit piele fatboltihe Slattcr
tbun.-Sie 81 %ebaftiun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

9aS redte @nfansen i'm ueuen
lit Die critic Stufe 5um Grbeitss
geIiueen unb bdmit gum 2ebens8liid,
iaet Die n@eitsG Canada" iebr pabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
WaS lit Appendicitis?

ySas III uppcuot5tftsY
.Yapa, mas lit appenbiSitisl"
.~Gppenoi5itis lit Elm 2eiben, pas Is
benz ar3te ermo9lidt, eurd einen Gin
idnitt' in ben llnterleib bes Yatienten
beiien ganSes Snnitonto 81 entferneu."
y
San,ilien Snuads.
Mus benz ,Nepublican" bon Deco
rab. Soma: nSerr unb Srau Yaul
Sremont iiub Die gliidlihen glteru
zines pierten Sobues leit lestem Sous
u%erstag." - Weun mau's ntbt nit
benz notbieen 8eritaubuib iieit, ~ftiuat's
Elm luenig ionoerbar.
5rauer- Mn8siss.
Sn Der Sfiuei3 berlor n,ar, troB
aaer Notb, nod nidt ben &umor, nie
iolgeube IN Anerita an9elauete, nit
Srnuerraub gebrufte YoItfarte aeiat:
,5rausrs GnSeiee. SGmeraeriiQt aes
ben mir allen 8efnnntsn unb Der
tpaubten bic betriibte Wittbeiluna. baS
beute Nbenb 500 llbr infer Tieber.
outer 8plleee 8rotlaib na6 Ianaem
Gtredsn enbli6 autsegsiieu tporbsW 1T.
I'm cine 8rotmarte bitten bic traus
rigsn 9interbliebenen: 9aus 9unser.
Batter; 8retel Suuger. Mutter, aeb.
apblbampf, Die Shipieeeriobue; Soni
@euigileiif, Nubi Gbnefett, QieSe(
ShmnIbans, 3ante; 9ottel Weblnotb,
Nifte, Ma9erielb, o. Sftobsr 1Ol7."
(9inter benz adheln iiebt man
alerbipes beutlid geuus bic SbrSneu
berporibinmeru.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

s6rsibs 4eiusr ,Ssituns i'm nslen
Sabr. 9alte nidt auriid pit 9eiuer
Reiunng, @ir mphteu sane bon
Dir bSreu. GIio. bite, re6t balb 7
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Nit 0ptt fang ait, nit 8ott bor'
anf, bas lit bel tpabren Gbriiten
graud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Spariamfeit lei unier Wotto I'M
teuen Sabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Nur inter benz 0eihtspunft Der
g%tpigfeit erbdlt allies iroiide Sbun
ieiuen ridtigeu @ertb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

for these definitions of principle and
OF purpose which is, 1t seems to me,
more thrilling and more compelling
than any OF the many moving voices
with which the troubled air Of the
world Is filed. 1t is the voice Of the
Russian people.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-17
BISHOP GA|LOR CONFIRMS
LARGE CLASS into CHURCH
THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT ST
PETERS CHURCH-PREACHED
SPLENDID SERMON.

At the conformation services Thurs
day afternoon at four o'clock at st
Peters church. at which time Bishop
Thomas F. Gailor, preached a most
interesting and powerful sermon, a
class of twenty received the rites OF
the laying on of the hands. This is
the first class that has been confirm
ed in this parish during the ministry
of the present rector, DR.. George o.
Watts, and is one of the largest class.
es offered for confirmation in the
parish for many years. Those con
formed were: @f1sHU tIa aiLa
20 Mrs. Joseph Dedman, Bertram Ded-
man. James Dedman, Octavine Long,
Bessie Erwin, William Erwin, Joe
Sheldon, Walter Capers, Allison
Webster, Prof. Paul Dodge, Harry lid,
well, Rebecca Watson, Charlotte Voss,
Jennie Mccall, Inez Williams, EHa
Williams, Ernest Giddens, Aileen
Estes, Helen Martin and Misses Polk
of Spring Hill.