davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

ROominR Bouses-FoT Sale and Reni
KITCHEN CABINETs-The best. 500
down and S1-O0 a week
COSTS LESS AT STERCHI'S"
Phone 752 and 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

FUR kENT-Desirabie offices In thg
Herald building Reasonable rates. Apply
90 the auditor OF The Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

go yards @ German trenches on the
heights Of the Meuse, two years ag0
today, Nay Is, 1915
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

BEACON small front modern apart
menL Fire proof garage II desired Phi
zgTe 100 Wvomiu-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Come bacon pcrSebrt; urtb Der Ser
mietber meinte, eS battle bunoert arf.
gefreiielL ipenn er lie ibm ge9ebeil
6dtte.
Sd be5ablte Die Retmng mo an
bemielben Sage ifenfte id) Den "ed'
ten merifoniifcn Stopiel" einem
nab Mrfanius olrd,3ieben6en Ius'
Danoerer, Der baS 0liid mir 5nge'
fI6rt bate. aommen ibm 0iele 3et'
len Dor MuserL 10 miro er ftt) liter'
lid meines 8eitenfeS erinnern.
Wer % aber oas Slid lie bate,
eincn ~wirflif)en merifanilten
StopieI" az reiten, plro in oieier
SdiIoerlng cine getreue 0urtellutg
e~rfennen uno fa,im etipas fiir iiber'
trieben finoen. Wer Gas aber nid]t
setban bot, ipirb iih pieaeifJt aud
beirieoigt fiibIen, inbeln er ons
@anse ais 9bantaiiebilb betrahtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

offnet mo aitsseIeert. 9unfer fdito
ME cine Spur Der 2ie6e uno Der ge-
itoblenen Safen lpieoer. Gie 8e-
id)it,te bat i'm iein Sebtag gedrgert.
Sebr bitbih lit ons iolgenOc 8e.
ihiftd)en, baS Senu1Ie nod berif).
tet: Bon einem iuusen 9iebe, Der
elmer oIten Serbref)er. Sumilie ange.
bortc, fonnte er ein1Hal alli ole sra.
gen feline Int1porten befommen.
.Iber narum unttporteit on benu gar
nidt, meiu Sobn? SiIt on oern
itumm!" IA ant7portete Scr Sur.
i6e etolid: .Stuntm bin if nid,t,
Ssrr Yoli5eirotb; aber meine N1tt.
ter bat mir geiagt. Sic br1bten Die
9ette ollrd) Sbre Sreunolitfeit gum
4ntaporten. unb menn ntaIy Sbnen
einntal cine einjige anttport gegeben
bate, bann lei es porbei, uno man
miiiie Sbllen alles iaBen." llno oltrd,
6iele 4ntIport mar es uu6 nit Die
lent Burden porbei, uno er muBte
alles iagen." Run mlB bel aaeoem
beoenfert. CAB Der H~oli5eiratb 5u
elmer Belt lpirfte, oa Berlin 10 piele
bunoerttauieno Ginpobner bntte,
mie c3 leBt UtiQioncn Sablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Hcne Sorpuratiuneu.

Wit Iusnubmc beS Sabres 1901
mar oas pergange,c Sabr bos grpBte
in Der gilOung BON nel,en llnterneb.
mlnscn III Sorm BON 9orporationen.
SIM Sabre 1917 wuroen in Den Iitli.
hen Staatcn 1prporationcn nit elmer
MiQion Collars Iupital ooer nlebr.
nit eincm 9eIammt &apitnl bon
$3,693, 600, 900 gegriinbet, cine 3u.
nabme BON 1000 900. 900 iiber
1916. Die gilbung pom neileu apr.
pcrationen IN 1901 umfaBte $1,000.
10000. Canals tpllrbc Die II. 2.
Steel Corporation init einem aftien.
&apital bon $950,000,00 &c,
Jriimoet.
9aS ~@elummt-Gupital bon allen
Rorporationen NIT 100000 ODER
mebr, S:e I'M Sabre 1917 IN ben Der.
ihicSencn Staatcn bes 9onheS &c.
sriinoet tpurberL bctr,g 81. 100000.
900. cine Suua5me BON 81 100000.
900 itber 1916 uno cine 3unabme
bon S2,547. 100000 iiber 1915. Sn
1917 ,Wuroen metr Dell, Gas,
Shiffiabrts., Ghemitnlicn. unb Wu.
nitions. segriinSet oils
ie porber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
9unitS finger fir uuiere 5armer.

Waibinetom Z. G.-Gie
Ib~lieierius bon mebr oils 100000
Tomen tilcniiten @itrats, Delhe
unter cent Nabrmssmittel. aontrpll.
@eies BON Der 4rie9slnouItrie.Se-
borSe angefai,it poroen limb, miro IN
Die Sarnier in Den Der. Staaten i'm
Snniar ibren aniaug uebmen. Sie
Mblieferung erfolgt 81 &oitenpreiieu.
SIM Sanuar peroeu 10000 Son.
netl abseliciert iuerben fonnen, uno
fir Den &cit bat man bereits Smns.
port. 3uiaeen erbalten. Ter YreiS
lit nod nitt ieitgeiest ,porOen. bod,
biirite berielbc lid mlf $40 per 5onne
on 8oro bieiiges @iiteruasen itcIleu.
Der Nitrat wirb MIR gesen 9aar5ab-
lune seIiefert uno Die 6armer babeu
auBer Der bieiiaeu Notwithstanding
m,d Die iiblihen itaatlid,en uuo 60
hl-stbsaben Su Sablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Popular Catholic Novels.
Our own selection Of the best and newest popular Catholic novels by tho
best Catholic authors. At least . few Of these wholesome stories should be
included in the library Of every Catholic home.

helress of kllorEan (The).-By Mrs. James
rlsfant..IBy REV. John Joseph Franco.
Orphan Sisters trhe'.-By Mary 1. Hon.
s sn,. A AE.''f aolI,SSs Cecilia ,f n; cadssll'R sss;
Lady Apabsi and the ~shepherd Boy.-By
Red Circle !Ths,.-By Gerard A. Rsy-
ouai Fnss,. Mystery s., 'rhs'.-By Christine
Moopdyn. joe; BY John BOYLE
Hand Of Mercy trh.D.-By Rev. Richard
virEin.-By Able derbet. 75cs'
i'f ien'-by M s!Sry r. of w + .n1ss c0R Hse.
Mothers Sacrifice ABBY Christine Fa-
Fatal Resemblance ABBY Christine Fa-
Burden Of Honor tThe).-By Christine Ta-
Rennin. Fir...-By Alice Dease. 75c.
Towers Of st: Nicholas (rhe).-By Gilbert
chiyairoas Deed tx5.-By Christine Fa.
Trinity e Friendships trhe'.-By Gilbert
A s ass W. xi.I s~s;:s'' 4sc. Rev, Rich
Billy an s5saS :; so1 iss 81! Bsok'n shn'''r'"-py
Ambitions Contest. - By Christine Fa-
Furius.-By NJ. A. ouinton. 75c.
Carroll 0'DonoEhue.-By Christine Fa-
Alphon.o.~A story for boys. ,I5c;
Red Ascent Chiefly Esther W. Neill. I5c.
Dark Ro'1iten' 4 story q Ireland Today.
Gerald de Lacey's Daughtsr.-By Anna i.
S9dlier. S1.S5.
Lonellne..?-aoBy Msgr. Robert Hugh Ben
InItIntion,-Uy Msgr. Robert Hugh Ben
son. $3.50.
An Average Manly Msgr. Robert Hugh
Benson. S1.50.
Odd.ash..By Msgr. Robert Hugh Ben
son. S1.50.
Come Rack! Come Rope!-By Msgr. Rob-
ert Hugh Benson. $50.
Poems.-By Msgr. Robert Hugh Ben
son. 90c.
strength Of VIII and How to Develop It.
BY T.. Boyd Barrett. s.. j. S1.25.
The win 10 win.-By e. Boyd Barrett.
s. j. 50c.
History Of the Sim Fein Movement and
the Irish Rebellion of l9l8.-Dy Fran
els I. Jones: introduced by Hon. John
w. Con. $500.
A Primer Of Peace and w~ar.-Edited By
Charles Platter, y. J. soc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Ro,emary.-By J. V. Huntington. soc.
Tangled f>tns.-By MRS. An"a ii. poF'
Merry Heart and True.-By Mary c. Crow
Cordome.~By Anna C. Minogue. soc.
The Pearl Of Antioch.-By AoPS hny,ea rick
Conscience. soc. =.
May Brooke.-By Mrs. Anna H; Dorsey soc
SOLITARY Island (The).-By Rev. John Tai
Aunt Honor's K~eepsake.-By Mrs. James
procter.. Poems-By Adelaide Proctor. SOC.
Two Victories (The).-By Rev. L. j. Pot
r:rneiiss-Anonymousi SOC; Marie Gertrude
African Fsbiola (rhe).-Translated by RI.
Rev. Msgr. Jos, o'Cennell. y. D. Doc
Happy-Go-Lucky.-By Mary |. ero"
Captain RoscoG.-By Raoul de Nayery; zoe.
Catholic Crusoe.-By Rev. W. II. Ander-
M.rs sS"; Of IN. Coliseum (rhs'.-By Rev
The waters Of Contradiction.-By Anna
C. Minogue. zoe. n ,.rs ,.n.s
Marian Eiwood.-By Sarah M. Brown
rhaiia.EBy Able Bayle. SOC.
Kathleen Motto.-By Genevieve Walsh. soc
Hawthorndean.-By Clara NJ. Thomp'
Rose L. BIsnc.-By Lady Georgianna Full
lerton. soc. ~,
In the Crucible.-By Isabel Cecilia VIII
liams. 5Oc. 49,
struwcutter's Daughter (The).-By Lady
Georgiannn Fullerton. SOC.
sister of Charity (Tne).-By Mrs. Anna IL
Dorsey. soc.
Louisa Klrkbride.-By Rev. A. j.. The
C,uess.MBy j. NJ. yillefranche: soc.
Conscience Taies.-By Hendricks Con-
science. 5Oc.
Faith, Hope and Charity.-Anonymous. soc
Old House by the Bsyne.-By MRS. James
Sadlier. SOC. u,
Deer Jane".-By Isabel Cecilia VII.
Tears on the Diadem.-By Mrs. Anna II
Dorsey. SOC. -
Commsnder. (The).-By Charles D'Heri'
cault. soc.
Beech Biun.-By Fanny Warner, 5Oc.
Aicheuist's secret lThe).-By Isabel Ce'
ella Williams. DOC. ,
Borrowed From the Night.-By Anna c
victims OF the Mamertine (rhe,.-By Rev
A, J. O'Reilly! SOC.
Alvirs: Or the Heroine Of Vesuvius.-By
Rev. A. J. O'Reilly. SOC.
Catholic Flowers Prom Protestant Gar
deps-Ry James ], Treacy. soc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Erpbibitionsfampi in IarplanS.

@nnapoIis, @. = 8oltper.
rleilr $arrinston erofinete am 8. So.
mar ben aampf fiir 9robihition IN
Warplanb in ieiter gotidait an Die
9egislatur oils er erfldrte:
yHad meiner Mniiht iollte bic no.
tionale Notbperoigfeit uift iiber.
ieben, unb Die poreeiflasenen
Announcements ernItlih bilrdbuft
,ulb unter @ebet betrattct peroen."
Die Brcbibitioniiten baben iid fir
einen boppelten aampf p%orbereitet-
iiir Die rationale MSabnabme nnN
cine itnatlide P%rpbibition. Tie
~eritere erforbert orei Siinftel Der
Stimmert, lestere nur cine Wtaicri-
tot. Seine erlitlihen Siiroerniiie
bilrfien Der @nrabrne beioer WaB.
nnbnlen I'M Suuie i'm @e9e itebeil.
Der ipirflibe 8ampi pirS I'M Seuai
eripartet.-S. y. 2.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Silus.

Sarmcr, mcIde bcabIid9tigen, einelt
Stlo al bai,en, ioQten ON oas Iter'
bau 40epurtenlent IN @oibington
ihreiben unb lid Farmers bulletin
S55 id)iden IaIien. Sn oeruIeIben
iino 8I1nc, 3eitmIugen uno Die @e'
Ihreibung bon allen erOenflid,en q.
los entbalten, 10 ouB Ielbit lolhe,
Die nod nicnlols cine iolf)e Slttter.
CRUDE iahe1, III Ben Stanb gciest
merben, einen Silo 81 balleu. SuS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Die @anmwoa Tarmer nnb Der
,Einf Nua @nrm".

sou it on Seras.-Sreo 9auis,
itaarIider. Sanorpirtbid,aits' aommii.
idr, erflIrte belite tniicnS bier per-
%Ianrmclten gaumlpoQ. Sarmern, Dap
lie altf brei SATIRE ibren geruf an
bern miiiien. Gin Guaruntaine-
Ireul. 0rei gailse Counties umiaiieno
unb Sbcile bon bier peiteren, Ioa
geihaffeu weroen I'M ben rEinf Sou
Worm" ausSurotten.
Clarence Suslep, SiiliS .aferbau-
Sefretdr, mar Don @aibington bier
bergefommell lin Den 6urinern 81
crfldren, buB iie mebr @clo gepin-
lien fouten our6 Inbau bon Slttter.
Itoiien.-S. y. z.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
4uh Yraioent Wiliun leibct untel
Der &alte.

Gas gauge 2anp lit AM lesten Gage
ocs perfIoiiencn Subres inter Der
adItc. Sic niebrigite Scmperatur.
,oie ie in Der 8eihit]te bes 8etterz
bureaus gemeIbet porben ipar, ipuroe
bon NeusGngIano uuo ben norclidcn
mittel satlnntiiden Stauten beridtct.
Gangs Der atlantiihen Giiite. o Girs
%Siniu's Snuptitaot on norbipdrts, tpurz
Den ale HeforoS ieit 1880 ~gebrodJcn.
Sic leiben in 8aibington uno ilms
Jebuns paren iebr grob. Selbit Der
Yrdiioent mafte feline Nusuabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Grfuisrei@er @olfsidser.

3eguunee. 1tidisan. - GplauS
ames aus Nepublic lit 8anoiSat fir
Die 8oIfsidsers uno SalleniteIers
Reiiteribaft in Witisan. Bonn i.
September bis 1itte Ropember bat er
niht peniger als IA @oIfe erleet uno
fir bieie ieitber ie $50 Trdmie, alio
3uiammen nahc5u $500. bcboben.
llcbernics bat er in Der 3lpiihen3eit
abcrmaIs eiuise Wo!fe our Strede
aebradt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Tarmer.N onuent.

'9roofinsS. 9. S.-Gie South
Safota Gorn anb 3rain Growers
aiiociation miro ibre Sabres.8er.
iammlung pom 4. bis 5llm 8. 9taro
in Reoiielo obbalten, anItatt lpie bis
FER in Witten Suiammen NIT anoe-
rem Sorrner.S ereinigunacn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

The Captain Of the CIub.-valentine Will
Tn. Countess of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Drops Of Honey.-Rev. A. VI. Grussi.
Rather de Llsle.-Cecilia NJ. Caddel.
The Feast Of Flowers and Other stories'-
Selected. n-
stories-Cardinal Wiseman.
The LATHE Lsee-aiAAer and Other stories.
Miss taylor.
Lost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ. Caddell.
The Little Follower Of Jesus.-he'' A. NJ
Grussi. u
The Miners Daushter.-Cecilis n. Caddeli.
Nanuette's Mnrriage.-Aimee Mafergue.
Never Forkotten.-Cecilia NJ. Caddell
One Hundred Tales for Chiidren.-Canoh
Christopher Won Schnid
Or>mnikn. An Indian Story.-TrapSlated.
Our Dumb Pets-THies of Birds and AMI
mals.-Selected.
The Orphan Of Moseow.-Mrs, James Sad
Tb.prsir,. Boy.-Rev. John Talbot Smith.
The Pearl In Dark Waters.-Cecilia NJ.
Tn. 0ue,nts Confession.-Raoul de Navery.
Ro.ario.-Translated by Sister OF Mercy.
sIyncESTInN-T,harp Ia no mr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
MILLION IOWANS JOIN RED
CROSS,

Des Moines. Iowa. Jan. 5.--While
returns are incomplete on the famous
Red Cross drive In Iowa which closed
Christmas Eve, Director \. L. Kepford,
who IL In charge of the state work, ex-
presses the faith that Iowa will ap
proximate one million members. John
L. Wallace, state chairman, estimates
that 100000 have already been r.
ported.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
5iitternngs. geriufc.

Sic @icb5utt : Ibtbeiluns bes
Sopa Staats : olege, Der llniperIitdt
bon Eebrasta unb pes Staats college
bon SiibsO atota fiibreu geriutc
bur6 be3iisIih Sltterrationen fir
8inDer. Sdafe nnb Shipeine. 6
lpcrben INTER ionit 9leiden @crbdIt>
niiIen peritiebene Suttcrdrtcn ausge@
lp6bItcn 8rupprn bon Sbieren geeebeu
unb bieic bann gum SdIadten perz
fault iperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Bulletin lit frei. Wau o6rcTiire:
llniteo States Department OF agri-
culture, Waibington, 8. g..
Wan pergeiie nidt, Die Drummer
1860 dr5iigeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Why Wilson Acted Quickly.

1t became known today that Presi-
dent Wilson WAS moved to take over
the railroads on short notice because
Of disquieting reports Of the carriers
financial condition. He had intended
To await the reassembling OF congress.
One report was that the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad would pass its dividend
on Jan. /. That would have sent
stocks tumbling and possibly have
precipitated n panic. cChicago Trib-
me. Jan. 7th.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
MeADOO ISSUES DRASTIC DEMUR.
RAGE ORDER.

Washington. II. c.. Jan. 6.-The gov
eminent announced tonight practically
%prohibitive dmuI rage charges as pen
alties for holding loaded freight cars.
BY this means the director general
hopes 10 force the release of thousands
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

C"OutTlDuJlOHS loE uIiSslohS anu othcA
worthy causes:
For Rev. Paulus, Khandwa, India:
Peter Gubbels. Farlan, Iowa.-S 2.75
Mike Oberweis. barron, Wis 90
Louisa Piekart, PEBBLES. Wis., LOO
Paul Kertmann, Pierz, MIMI. 500
p Reckius. Sr.. Cabery, Ill.,. 100
John Kapweiler. Sebeka, MINI. LEO
Frank Jasken. Rockville, MINI. 200
Mrs. J.. b. Greenen, Lemars,
Iowa ......-.-.........~-...- 500
Miss Veronica Grissman. 8.
Kaukauna, Wis--~-~"""---~. 100
Anthony Schneider, Tacoma,
Iowa O.UO
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Eischeid,
Halbur. Iowa~..-~~~-.--.-~-- 300
Mrs. Anna NJ. Rose, Stevens
Point, wis., 300
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Dugan.
Brocton, lll.---.-".~"-"--.- lon
A Reader, Columbus, wis 100
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement A. Find,
Franfort, Kansas---~~-"...--- 90
For st. Peters Indian Mission,
Montana:
JOS. Hartinger, st. Joseph,
Missouri LOU
Nicholas Heinen Fostoria, o. %
Jos. Beringer. Epworth, Iowa. 600
]. NJ. GAIA, Esbon, K~ansas~"-- 100
Mrs. Beatrice Knetzger, Du-
Quoin. Il----.---..--"---. 800
Mrs. John Staudt, ST., Marble
Rock, Iowa~----------"~w--- 300
Anthony Schneider, Tacoma,
Iowa 3.OO
Miss b. Kelly, New Holstein,
Wisconsin LOO
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Dugan,
BroctOn, 1.OO
For Rev. Koesters, China:
Rev. p. Schroeder, Parsons,
Kansas .------S 300
Miss Veronica Grissman, S.
Kaukauna, Wis---..-~---- 100
For Rev. Aelen, Nellore, India:
John Rcsenbaum, Mt. Angel,
Oregon ....---.-.-- --.--.------S LOO
For Masses for Peace:
Glenn. FLEECE, Hazel Green,
Wisconsin 2.OO
For X. Of G. War Camp Fund:
VIM. Rooster, Millboro, s. DIS $500
For Sodality of St Peter Claver for
African Missions:
Miss Veronica Grissman, s. Kau-
kauna, Wis. LOO
For st. Mary's Orphanage, Du-
buque:
Mrs. Jno. Staudt, ST., Marble,
R0nE- Iowa ZUD
For Rev. Stigler, Philippine Islands:
Luke L. Schneider, Lacona,
Iowa --"------- .-.-.----"".$ 0.OO
For Rev. Stoke, Japan:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. I. Dugan, Broc-
ton, Ill. LOO
For Catholic Press Development:
Rev. J.. J.. Steines, Kinsley,
Kansas SO.OU
Total
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Sic @e3iebuug allies Sbuns alif
@ott eibt eiueu ieiten R%ittelpunft,
Ginbeit unb bodpites 3tel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Catholic Juveniles $50 a Volume.

The Rose of yenlce.-S. Christopher.
Angelica. - The Water Pitcher. - The
Canary Bird.-canon Christopher Won
Schmid.
Anselmo. - The Cherries. - Tho Melon
Canon Christopher Won Schmid.
The Beat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N~ot.-Canon Christopher Won Schmid.
The Carrier Pigeon. - Madonna. - The
Cakes. - Canon Christopher Won
Schmid.
The Little Lamb.-The Red Breast.-Cauon
Christopher Won Schmid.
The Rose Bush.-The Dumb Giri.-The
Daisy. - Canon Christopher Won
Schmid.
Seven of Us.-Marion J. Brunowe.
Sophie's Troubies.-Countess de Segur.
stories for Catholic Children.-Rev. A. u.
Grussi.
Tales of Adventure-Selected.
The Two Cottages.-Lady Georsianna Full
lerton.
The I've stowaways,-Mary G. Bonestsel.
Uriel.-Sister NJ. Raphael.
Virtues and Defects Of u Young Girl at
Nome and nj schooi-Ela, NJ. NC
Mahon.
a. .nnrooriato Gift for Christmas N
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

Gs lubnt ii&, bic Nn5siaeu 81 Ieisu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17
Contributions for Missions, Etc.

During December the Catholic Print
ing Company received the following
contributions for missions and other
worthy causes:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

A SUGGEsTIoN-There is no more appropriate gift for Christmas al
birthdays. than a good Catholic novel, You cn make no mistake IN seiec'h
nv If the above books as gifts for our friends
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-12-23
Ths4 Black Cat STUFF.

Superstition Is certainly q funny
thing observed the almost philoso-
.pher. "Take. for instance, the Teller
who is scared to see q black cat run
across his path.
Hell argue that. there is nothtn'
supernatural about him and black
cat happening to be near the same
place at the same time. An when 1t
comes right down to- tacks there Is
really nothin' supernatural about q
black cat any way you figger 1t. he'll
say-just an excess of black pigment
In the coloring matter of the cats
hair, and. besides that, maybe one out
Of SIX or, eight cats Is black.
HE reasons, too. that a black cats
duty probably calls it across the street
about the time he happens along.
About the time he gets 1t all fggered
out coal-colored feline darts out Of
the alley just ahead of him and makes
a bee line, for the other side Of the
street and that Teller Jest about loops
the loop trying to head that cat of. -
indianapolis Star.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-12-23
NEWS ANDLETTERS
FROM BEL TRA AMI co.
SOLDIERS SAILORS
BEST PRESENT. Is LETTER
FROM A SOLDIER SON

More welcome than any Christmas
present was the letter received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McManus, Sr,
of Dewey avenue, from their son
Frank. who Is in military service In
France, as they have not heard from
the young man since last September
and have been anxionsly waiting for
news from the front. The letter,
dated somewhere in France, Nov. 8,
says in part: @
81 have received several letters
from home Of late and was surely
glad to hear that everybody Is we'll.
II have plenty of warm clothing and
enough TO eat and am getting along
fine. You ask me In your letters
what kind of work ] am doing. Well,
to be honest with you, my work was
IA little dangerous, at times. Fight
ing" is what it Is called. I have
been in all the big drives and in the
division (the Rainbow; or 42nd) that
took the last town In the war, and
have pulled through 1t without a
scratch. I consider myself lucky.
The talk Is now that we will go
over and do some guard duty In Ger
many--don't know for how long. I
expect to be in the good old .. S.aA.
some time this winter.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-12-23
MOTHER OF NATIONS AND HEROES.
In 1847 Ralph .Waldow Emerson

In 1847 Ralph Waldow Emerson, in dinner speech at
Manchester alued England not only mother of
tons but the mother Of heroes brought to mind
by of public during Americas recent cee
bration of Britain day. Most that during the
the British had conquered Turkey well sent millions q
valiant soldiers the aid of France the west front Most
that the British fleet had bottled the German
and kept the seas open to
ing invaluable service allied Most Of knew that
British ships transported and that the British protected
half of the soldiers America sent to France but few
of realized what this costing the and the
people who accomplished the task with their usual unwaverng
determination.
It now appears that this added askby which alone great
of American troops reached the front in tmecost
England From every route from the Atlantic Pa
cic Indian trade, British merchant vessels were
withdrawn meet the pressing Passenger and
carrying ships alike taken from where they urgently
needed and every available bottom summoned to the
service the British very dam
sacrifices of meat supplies endangerng those OF
the British army In this alone the American troops
hurried the battle front in sufficient numbers to command
victory The mothers Of nations still the mother of heroes
that Emerson found her seventy year ago. .
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-12-23
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THE KIDNEYS
Take a Tablespoonful Of Salts
IF Back Hurts orBlad der
Bothers

We are nation of meat eaters
and our blood is filled with uric acid,
saws well-known authority, who
warns us to be constantly ION guard
against kidney trouble.
The kidneys do their utmost, to
free the blood Of this irritating acid,
but become weak from the overwork;;
they get sluggish; the eliminative It's
sues clog and thus the waste is re-
tanned in the blood to poison the
entire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel
like Jumps of lead, and you have
singing pains in the back or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment, or the
bladder is irritable, obliging you to
seek relief during the night; when
you have severe headaches, nervous
and dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid
stomach or rheumatism in bad wealth
err, get from your pharmacist about
four ounces of Jad Salts; take a
tablespoonful in a glass OF water be-
fore breakfast each morning and In
few days your kidneys win act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, COM
bined with ithia, and has been used
for generations to flush and stimulate
clogged kidneys, to neutraiize the
acids in urine SO it is no longer a
source of irritation, thus ending URN
airy and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can
not iniure; makes delightful efer-
vescent lithia-water drink, and mo-
body can make q mistake by taking
little occasionally to keep the kid
news clean and active,