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.R \ T U NJ 4 7 Is N
Try This Prescription, II Has
Helped Many.
Old Stubborn Gases Especially

II is known as Prescription No
C-2223. SO many folks call for 1t thar
Eagle Drug Store have it all prepared
Anybody who has suffered the tor
ments and racking pain of Rheuma-
tism are advised to keep off the damp
ground, keep the feet dry and drink
lots of pure water and take a daily
desc of the famous Prescription C.
1928. 1t has helped hundreds of cases
especially the old, stubborn kind. The
Eagle Drug Store tells us that this
prescription keeps down and expell
uric acid from the blood. Those terri
bic aches and pains, swollen muscles
aching back and every form OF rheu
matism can be easily controlled b,
following the simple directions tha
so with this famous prescription,
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-23
SIR EDWARD CARSON RESIGNS

London, Jan 21--Sir Edward Carson
minister without portfolio, in tie war
cabinet has resigned This announce
ment was made officially yesterday
The prime minister has advised the
king to accept Sir Edwards resigna-
ion. The correspondence published
shows that Sir Edwards resignation
was on the Irish question, and had
nothing to do with the conduct Of the
war.
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tlOME FOLKS MUST
BE PROTECTED


The family Of every man who has
entered The army or navy from Okla
homa should be protected by the war
ite insurance offered at extremely low
rates by t-o government Uncle Sam
8 anxious to issue such policy to ey-
ry enlisted and selected man and has
called upon the oklahoma state coun-
Ell OF deaase 10 urge every family to
insist ueoa .ha son or father taking
oOt war insurance.
The time fer issuing soldiers and
a,lors Insurance expires February
t2. and one million men yet remain I'M
protected
This action is taken not only for the
protection of dependent cnes at home
int on order 70 remove from the fight
ing ueu in France every possible
Nsoufe OF wony Those who stay a
hog9 ave therefore urged to insis
upon war insurance being taken Oh
! Immediately. as the time is short
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BUY "WAR STAMPS" AND SAVE

In the shops Of the Grand Trunk
Railway at Stratford, Ont, the female
employees have been directed to wear
oVeralls so as to lessen the danger OF
accident by catching clothing in MAJ
chinery,
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ing in it. Many of these people co
rot understand English, but are eS
4ectod to show their loyalty to Ameri-
ca when appealed to in their own
language
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If you have leaky radiator tako it
to Reeds Tin Shop, 122 North First.
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nc sRrNG RnsUhTs
WAR STAMPS" AND SAVE.
GOOD AousEKEEPERs WONDER

How they ever got along without Re'
Cross Ball Blue. This really won
derful blue makes clothes winter
than snow. Get the genuine Reo
Cross Ball Blue at your grocers.-AdV.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1918-12-19
Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 16, 1918

Bamberg, S. c., Dec. Is, 1918.
Dear Old Santa: 1t has been a
year since wrote you but 1 did not
know your address. 1 know that you
was busy over the pond, but heard
that you were going to visit Bamberg
again. If you have motor, pistol,
saw and fireworks. Gee, I am afraid
am asking too much, but want an
automobile. You will find my stock
ing at the foot of Busters bed. Please
don't scare Buster, he is quite young.
1 live on Broad street. If you ever
need anyone to help you carry your
packages please give me the job.
Will close, looking to hear from you
soon, am CARL M. ZEIGLER.
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vance without any artillery prepara-
tion. The regiment gained what it
was sent out for, in spite of the heavy
casualties suffered.
Although reticent in commenting
upon casualties of the Thirtieth Di-
vision, Captain Craig said he believed
the casualties would include from
one-fourth to one-third of the divis-
ion, though many of them would re-
cover before being sent home.
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Dear Santa Clause: Please bring
me a beautiful doll and a piano, a lot
of fireworks and a plenty of fruit
My little brother says please bring
him a Anderson car. He is tired
of his little roadster. Now don't
forget the (big carr and whatever
you do, bring him Charlie Chap
lin walking doll. He says please
don't bring him any apples, but plen'
ty of candy. Your little friend,
CARRIE LEE HARZOG.
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Olar, S. c., Dec. 16, 1918.

Olar, S. c., Dec. 16, 1918.
Dear Old Sanity Clase:-
I am little boy 10 years old and
like toys. 1 want you to Bring me
a rifle some fire worke and fruit and
a real pony Horse. Now please Bring
my Brother Emertt a pistol some
fruit and a ball. Your friend,
HERMAN SELLERS.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. Ii, 1918

Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 1S, 1918.
NV Dear Old Santa Claus: l write
to tell YOU what want for Xmas. l
want a little tricycle., toy WTlst
watch. a ring, a balloon, some blocks,
a story book, little drum, and plen-
tv of candy and fruit, and please, Old
Santa. don't forget those dear little
children in France. Wishing you a
merry Xmas and happy new year,
your little boy,
D. K. SANDIFER, JR.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 13, 1918:
Dear Santa
1 am very glad eyou are coming
soon. I hope you have had a nice
time since you were here last. Please
dring me a doll, doll bed, carriage,
tea set. hope have not asked for
to much. I want some fruit too. Your
loveingest friend,
HULDAH PEARSON.
P. S. A few fire works.
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REDEEM YOUR WAR SAVINGS PLEDGE!

To the Citizens of Bamberg County
I must again call your attention to the very un-
enviable position our county holds in regard to
redeeming our pledges made during the June cam
paign for War Savings. It made us thrill with
county pride when we found that Bamberg was the
first county in the United States to PLEDGE her
quota, and that we ranked second among the coun-
ties of our State in the amount pledged per cap
tia, but now we find that in the matter or RE-
DEFINING our pledges we rank FORTY FIRST
Just four counties below Sit doesn't make us
feel good
Friends as see it, it would have been better for
us not to have pledged one cent than to pledge
large amounts and fail to buy them. TILE GOOD
NAME AND HONOR OF OUR COUNTY Is AT
STAKE! Other counties are pointing to us and
saying: "You made great hurrah over your
pledges, but we notice you are not coming up with
the goods"
refuse to believe the people will allow this to
remain so.
Time is out December 31st. Buy yours and see
that your neighbor buys his!
j. CALDWELL GUILDS
County Chairman.
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the last ridge before the canal and a
period of preparation ensued. The
advance had resulted in the capture
of St. Martin, Rivere, Nolan, Ardre
de Guise, Ribeauville and Ecaillon.
The total advance for the six days
operations was 13 miles, resulting in
the capture Of 3,400 prisoners.
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Dear Santa Claus: am little
girl 6 years old and am waiting for
Christmas, so on that morning my
little stocking will be full. You can
bring me a doll from Tom Ducker's s
and some books from The Herald
Book Store. Remember the French
children and bring them warm
clothes. Your little friend,
ERLENE MATTHEWS HIGHTOW-
Err, Denmark, S. G.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 16, 1918.
Dear Santa: Please bring me a
doll with long curly hair, doll car
riage, a basket ball, fire works and
fruit. I will not ask you to bring me
anything else as you have the Bel
gium and German children to go to
see this year. Your friend,
LOUISE FREE.
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Ehrhardt. S. c., Dec. II, 1S

Ehrhardt, S. c., Dec. II, 1918.
Dear Santa: I want you to come to
see us all. AS you come bring me all
kinds Of fruit and fireworks and big
doll, as big as a four year old doll
baby. A little more toys, please, a
horn. I have three sisters with me.
Will close, bye, bye. Mother loving
baby, MYRTLE klNARD.
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Ehrhardt, S. c., Dec. II, 191

Enrnardt, 5. e, DeC. II, ITO
Dear Santa: I am wishing for a
few toys, a piano. Please, Santa,
bring me all kinds of fireworks, tor
pedoes, all kinds of fruit, and nice
silk handkerchief with my initials.
"L. M in the corner, and please, a
little ring, a house, bow Of ribbon
will do: l will not ask for anything
else. Give the other little girls and
boys. Give the little orphan chill
dren. 1 know they want something
too. 1 will close, bye, bye. Chewing
gum. Yours truly,
LOUISE KINARD.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 6, 1918.
Dear Santa Claus: We are glad
you are coming soon. We hope you
have had a happy time. Please bring
me a-wheel and a wagon and drum
nd a horn, also some fruit, too. Bring
sister Lucille a doll and a carriage
Good bye, Santa Claus.
= ODIS HERON.
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Dear Santa Clause: I am little
boy (six) years old and I am going
to school, so I am writing for you to
please remember NE and bring me
an air rifle and a horn and some
building blocks and story book. l
will be a good little boy.
ERNEST BRICKLE.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 8, 1918.

Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 8, 1918.
My dear Santie: I am writing you
to let you know what 1 want for
Christmas. want big doll, a nice
doll Garage with rubber tires, a pair
of kid gloves, some fire works and
fruit, and that is all that l want.
Please don't disfurnish other little
children for me. Your little girle,
ADRINE MORRIS.
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December 10, 1913

December 10, 1918.
Dear Santa: 1 wish for you to
bring me toys. Santa, please bring
me nice, pretty doll and carriage,
and bananas, apples, and oranges,
please, some firecrackers, too, please,
and a nice silk handkerchief, please
bring all kinds of fireworks. Yours
truly, GLENlCE kNARD.
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ball and a small celluoid doll, bot
tie of toilet water. Be sure to bring
me sumo chocolate candy, fruits OF
all kinds and a few fire works.
Please don't forget to fill the poor
little French and Belgems' stockings
to the brim, for 1 want them to be
happy too. Your little friend,
DOROTHY JOHNSON.
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Bamberg, S. c.. Dec. 6, 19

Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 6, 1918.
Dear Santa Claus: We are glad
you are coming soon. We hope you
have had happy time since you here
last, Please bring me doll and a
carriage. I want a piano, too. CAM
YOU bring a stove, too. l nope alo
not ask for too much. Thank you'
dear Santa. Good bye.
IRENE THOMAS.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 8, 1918.

'Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 8, 1918.
Dear old Santie: 1 want you to
bring me a doll and some fruit. I
wont ask you for much, for I want
you to help the children that has
the flu and the little children over
in foreign countries. I am your lit
tie girl, BESSIE RICHARDSON.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 6, 19

Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 6, 1918.
Dear Santa Claus: We are glad
your are coming soon. We hope you
have had a happy time since you were
here last. Please bring me gun,
"a drum and toy man. hope I did
not ask for too much. Thank you
dear Santa. Good bye. WILLIAM.
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Ehrhardt, S. c., Dec. II, 1918.
Dear Santa: 1 want you to come
to see us all. The war is quit and
please bring me an air rifle, fire crack
ers, sand crackers, and all kind OF
fruit. Your truly,
FRANCIS KINARD.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. IL, 1918

Bamberg, S. c., Dec. IL, 1918.
Dear Santa Claus: l am not going
to ask you for very much this Christ
mas. 1 am very patriotic little girl
and hate to ask for much. Please
bring me a big doll, doll carriage
and some fruit. Your loving little
friend. GUSSIE HUTTO.
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LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS

Bamberg, S. c., Dec. IA, 1913.
Dear Santa: I am little girl in
the third grade. 1 wont ask for
I want some fruit, nuts and
candy. I wish Santa and all the little
children merry Christmas.
MARY CAVE HAYDEN.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. IA, 1918.
Dearest Santa Claus: I am a little
boy six years, DID, I am writing you
to let you know what want you to
bring me Christmas. I want you to
bring me a drum, horn, train and
some fireworks. Also I want you to
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. IA, 1918.
Dear Santa Claus: 1 am a boy 8
years old and want you to bring me
a train and a little wagon, some fire
works and some fruit, that is all l
want for this hard times, your sweet
boy, JOHNNIE DUCkER.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 13, 1918.

Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 13, 1918.
Dear SANTA
I hope you have had nice time
since you were here last. Please
bring me doll with long curly hair,
a few fire works and some fruit, a
tea set too and carriage. I have a
little sister too and don't forget her.
Thank you, dear Santa, goodbye.
VERA PEARSON.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec 16, 1918.
My dear old Sanity: Bring me a
toy rifle, fire crackers and plenty OF
fruit. Do bring to
LITTLE F.. E. GUNNELS.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 13, 1918.

Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 13, 1918
Dear Old Santa: I want you to
bring me large unbreakable doll, a
toy wrist watch, balloon, some
blocks, little book, doll bed' a
little moving picture show, and some
candy. Your little friend,
LITTLE ROBERT SANDIFER.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. IA, 1918.
Dear Santa Claus
I am glad Christmas Is all most
hear again. Will ! be asking too
much of you to bring me basket
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec. 13, 1918.
Dear santa:-
Please bring me doll, piano and
a tea set. I want some fruit and
candy too. A few fire works. From
your friend,
EUGENIA PEARSON.
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Monday A. !

Monday A. NJ.
Dear old Santa Clause: l will write
to you this a. m. asking you to bring
me a pretty doll and some sparklers
and some pretty ribbon and handker-
chief and a plenty of fruit. Your
friend, GLADYS HARTZOG.
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Bamberg, S. c., Dec 13, 1918.
Dear Santa:-
want drum and a mouth or
gan and a few fire works. And I also
want some fruit. Your lovingly
friend, LYNWOOD PEARSON.
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LITTLE RUBY SMOAK.

Dec. 16.
Dear Sanity: Please bring me a
big doll, a pair vases, some fruit.
CLEMIA SMOAK.
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(COnt1nued on page TO, co1uHn o:1
bring a little rattler for my little
baby brother. Well, Santa Claus, as
this is all 1 want, I shall close.
LITTLE TOMMIE QUICKER.
P. S. Tell Mrs. Santa Claus hello
for me and I wish you. both a merry
Christmas and happy new year.
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Dear Sanity Claus: Please bring
me a doll and plenty fruit and some
fire crackers, also sparklers and
oblige
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CONTINUED on page 16, column g.
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If your subscription expires
1 Jan. 10, please renew be-
fore that date. Unless re-
newal is received by Jan. 1,
paper will be discontinued.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Soma Gitp, Soipn.-Seuer I'M
Ritternad)t 8eritDrte flint 9ei6dftss
bduier I'M Ser5en Der Stabt.
Slm gbiiibrsu ~ M-N Cha
ino Slutreinieen S ~VSs'
"a ste. BET aQen 6aubleru. 25 Gts.

St Der Subuore'r &atbebrule
ipurben Rontag SRI. IIice Hpan lno
6err Serbert 8. 9rcttbad), @ebiilfsz
County, aubitpr, gum 2%ebensbuuDc
bereint.
- Srau Sobn Z. Sancod, aeborene
Bertha Gn5, Sodter zines ihlpei5er
Gffi8iers, itarb am Rontag in ibrem
Seirue i'm Ilter bon 90 Sabren.
= @eritopfte @ingetpeibe, Ii9rdne,
iinb tein SpaB, uift pabr? 8arum
nift has 6ufrieoene Iusieben, bic roiis
gen 8angen babeu, Die bon gutter Ser
bauung beritammen? SpIilter's 8pdb
brin9t reseImdbigen,
natiirliden Stubl9ang. = SIR fiiblt
ipie n%eugeboren. 8eginut beute N6enb
nit Dem 8ebraudt besielben.-Ruete
9rns So.
An organization meeting will be
held next Thursday evening, Jan. II,
at the night school, corner Twelfth and
Clay streets, for the purpose of initial
ing intelligence courses for drafted
who are In class A. Mr.. Edwin S.
Shortess of the State College at Ames
has charge Of the organization Of these
classes In the stated. T. III.
e. @iq9iug, beuti6er Ibpotot
lrno Notar, 8ant II. Sniurance 9lbg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Ser gr1kte Sturm felt so Sabren.

Gin S6neeiturm Der Wittpp6
Sonnerstag, Sreitag II. Samsta9 bit
gan5eu Der. Staateu beimiudte. Der
8ertc6r 9dn3Ii6 Iabmlegte, gan5e
Stdbte unb Staaten bon Der IuBens
melt abibloB unb in ieiner 0cfolgs
ihaft cine 3emperatur bon ~ bis
20 inter NllQ aufpies, ifeint ii1 iest
(Wontag) als9ctobt 81 baben. Bon
iiberau laufen Die Siobspoiten. tpenr
aud nod lau9iam, elm. Sn Chicago
iino bic Sdulen fir Die 9auer Der
Bode geihloIieu uno Die ainocr iiub
crildt iporben, S6nee ifaufeln 81
belfen, bamit bic 3ufubr bon Nab<
rllngsmitteln uub apblen uufreft err
baIten bleiben fam. Neuu Yerionen
in Chicago fanben in Dem Strrn,
ibren COB. Sn S'Neia, Nebr., mar
bns thermometer 81 8rab inter HuQ,
in San Intouio, Ser, IL @rab inter
HuQ; III aaniaS uno WiHouri, 90
inter Nua, in Soipa 10 inter Nuu.
Sn Ninneiota 80 inter NlllI. Sic
giieububuen iteIlten ben fabrplanz
mtdBi9en 3u9berfebr Elm, irm Die Siige
lo5eiien gu tonuen, Die in ben S6nees
lpeben i'm 9an5eu Wittelpeiteu oes
2aube5 iteden 9eblieben iparen.
Sradt3iige licfeu niht. S6neepfliige
NIT brei 2otomotioen fld)ten bergcb>
lid Die @cleiie gu tIdren. Ser 8inb
bdufte ben Sdnee ebenio idnea auf,
ipie Die S6neepflii8e freie Sabu
MAIDEN fouuteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Ihtnng, HeidJsbeutide!

Setnnutli6 fiubet in Der 8ohe bonn
1. Sebruar Die Hesiitrieruug Der
HeifsbeutI6en in ben Ser. Staaten
ltatt. ~Heitsbcutihe in Subuque Iinb
8ebeten, in Der betreffenoen 8pd)e lid
bel Der bieiigen Yoli3ei gu mcloen.
Der Setreifenbe mug bier Ybotos
9rapbien mitbringen, brei fir brci
arslpcisihreiben unb cine fir feline
Regiitrierun9S &arte. Sic Yboto>
graphic mub ouf biinnem Yapier iein,
beIIen Sintergruno baben, iiuo nidt
8rDBcr ais orci 3ou I'M @epiert iein.
Gucr iiber Der @orberieite Der Ybotpz
graphic mub Die llnterlbriit bes Be
trcffenbcn iein. 8er iid nift melbet,
iebt iif Saftitrafcn aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
5te 6atbuIifen III ct. 9uuis.

Ct. &ouiS. Io.-Sie bieliaen
a~atboIiten icierten am 6. Samlar Die
bunocrtite @ieoerfebr oes Cages. al
benz Der erits fatbolii6e 8ii6of, 2puis
on 8our9, nad ct. 2oui5 getommeu
mar. am Worgeu III Der alien aatbez
orule nit einem feierli6en Ypntiiitalz
amt uuo am Nadmitta9 in Der neren
aatbeorale. Del beioeu @ele9enbeiteu
~lcitete Gr5biihof 8Iennon, uutcritiiBt
bon feds Yrdlateu, Die ais @aite bier
peilteu, ben 8~ottcSoienit. Gr3biihpi
Sartp, Smaba, ceIebrierte bnS SpdJs
amt.
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Subuaue cntgcbt Sturnt.

Sic Stabt dubuque bat 9liidliher
8eile jeucn Sdneeiturm bon Sreitas
uno Samsta9, Der Den @iienbabn>
&erfebr I'M 8an5en Wtittels uub yioro>
me1ten paraliiiert bat, i%lberitanoen
obnc 81 Sdaoeu 81 fommeu. YIaiz
iterlif mars 5tpar audi niht aui
unieren StraBen al Den gcnannten
5agcn, Der StraBenbabns Oicnlt auf
Dem 9er8<S iitritt mar 3eitipeiIig ein>
9eitelt, eiii8 talt pfiif Der Nprbolt,
Sdnee fieI etpa "a SUB bod unb an
crponierten Steuen CABS m~annsbobe
8eben, aber Shaben lpurpe in Der
Shliilielltaot teiner angerittet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
PRESIDENT APPROVES AMEND.
MENT.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 9.-On the
eve of the vote on suffrage In the
house President Wilson advised men,
bers to vote for the Susan b. Anthony
Amendment. Members Of the delega-
ton which went to the White House
said that they had not been summoned
Congressman Taylor said that Mr.. VIII
son had not felt at liberty to volun-
teer his advice" but when we sought
his advice, he frankly and earnestly
advised us to vote for the amendment
as an act Of right and justice to the
women Of the country and of the
world.
The President had repeatedly during
recent years taken the position that
suffrage Is a state, not a national,
question. AS late as Jan. %, 1916,
he said: MY own mind is still COM
WINGED that we ought to work this
thing out state by state"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
MARRIED LIFE
FAMILY HAND BOOK.
BY X. WILLMAN, NJ. d..

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Beim G6retben erfuGbne bieieS gIait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
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