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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
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IS lit Elm alter @raitd, = Ser ipobl
beuer taum eingebalten perOen miro
- OnB Die &0ni9e chamber 81 @eibz
nadten nidt nur biibife @ei6cnfe
unb 8cibnadtstarten, ionbern baupts
ldhlih @eibnadtsfuden als 2abial
iiir bas Set i6enten. Sabei tommt
uicbt ntr cine grpBc alnlt Der Sdder,
ionoern in iebr pielen Sdllen altd Der
Slunpr sur .@eltuug. 0iltoriid lit
bcreits Der 3lum7 Subbiug, Den Der
&onig bon Gnglnnb on ieine nScrren
Nmtsbriioer" alliGbrlid) pcrididt.
Sic Cite pllrbe bon Der aonigiu
Tittoria cin9eiiibrt. Sir Dieie 3luede
wiro cine 9rpBe In3abl grocer i6Dner
Ylrm>EuoOings 9ebnden, bon benen
jcoer ein3elnc fiir Die gauge f0niglide
Samilie reidlt. &niicr Wilbelm ucr>
ienbct 3fpei Nrtcn BON &lIchen, ndmlif
Den bcrilbmtcn StrculicltudenL Den er
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bon Dem alten aniier Milbelm pcrz
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CT an Den &uiicr pon Scitcrrci6 unb
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neleiten itolieuiiden AricgSldiiie nit
elmer nuf Zen Srcibunb bcSiigliden
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bon Hnblarlb bdlt ollidbrlid, an Dem
&rauhc icit uub ienDct Den curopdz
iiden aDuigcn ne6en icbr benlcrtcu5e
ipcrtben tilnitleriiden Wcibnnht3>
fartcn nIlh Sedcrcicu dllcr Nrt. 81
peupenOet on5u cbcnio mie Die mnbcs
rem Scrridcr bic bcitcn 9r5cuguiNe
ieines &unoc5. 60 lnnbtc CT BOZ
cini9cu Sabreu an icben a0nig 81
&cibnnhtcn cine o&ortipu Ndpinr"
Sic itcltc ho9 ruiiiide 8nppcn IL
tiinitleriid}er Nu5iilbrumg oar. BE
Der leidtcn Selpe9libtcit Der &upiur,
fDrnden luar Der Transport bicicr 0e:
ihenfc natiirlidl beionoerS idipieri9
ba man 8crtb bnraui le8tc. raB DiC
ci9cnarti9cu Sumirpcrfe nid)t pcrlpiId)
nurDeu. Sic Ncrpodmg murbe ubcl
10 9eididt ouagcfilbrt, baB Die "Aua
piars 8ilocr" bel Der Nutumit an ibrcn
8eltimmungSort mr icbr 9crin9,
Ierdnberungen nuilpieIcn., Sm In.
I6luB baran lei nod cripdbnt, bal
! pcrifiepeue Siiriten S%eutidluno''
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

ge9en Den falten @inb. Ser Hna6e
idmie9te lid eng an i'm unb ltrei>
delte nit leiner fleinen SanD Die
runslige. ifpieliee Gehte be5 Ilten.
~Sa brin9e ih Sir etlpas, @eib",
iagte Siirsen, in Die Stube treteno.
vSat teinen Batter unb feline Mutter."
.8ie NAB CT lit, unb lpie er Dor
adlte 5%ittert; ct lpuD nod trant
lperbenl"
6aitia cntflcipetc bic Nlte bas bnlb
eritdrrtc &inO unb midelte IS in Die
erite marine Sil1e, Die ibr our SanO
lag, - Die .pcridoiiene 9eitridte SADIE.
Illmdblid) erbolte it'd Der alcine.
Seine Nugen blieben on Dem sldn3en>
Den 2ihterbnrme baften nnb feline
Suilb 'trefte lid nad Dem SdbufSs
beutel aus, beiien 8%olbitiderei linn
offeubar gefiel.
yNnr mill baben", itammelte er.
Sort Su, Nlte, er beiBt WGr, pie
unier Sunge". rief Setter. Scinc
Sruu nidtc MIR.
b. .Natiirli6, es 1T ia nnIer War.
Su iiebit ia, Sic @olinde bat er ihun
an, Die id fiir i'm bereit legte, unb
Den Seutel mil er and, baben. Self,
Su bit unicr 0tar?"
llnb bns ainb legte iein appfden
an Die Sruit Der alien Srau uub
itanmelte, bereitS balb i'm Shlafe:
.Waltter, WutterI"-(@. Starf.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

auBer bieien fonislid)eu @eibnadtsz
fud)en aud nod anoere b%ilioriide
Sudden erbalten. Sefannt lit, DAB an
"a. Se5ember Der pelltide 8aiier pom
Gommanbeur Der 2eibs Gompagnie Des
erlten @arbe> Hegiments 81 SUB Yfefa
ferfufen erbdlt. Weni9er befunnt lit
idon Der Srauf, Der i'm id6jiihen
a~0nissbauIe berridt. Sem &pnige
BON Saficn iperben alljdbrlih am
eriten @eibnnhtse Seiertuge 8pei
groBe @eibnadtsfufen bon Dem Sbere
meiiter Der 9resbener SGders Stunning
ais &eibna6ts9eihenf iiberreidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
ueber Sen Kriee. = illus
OSnabruef.

(apejtsl fir bieie 5eitnna.)

@on Der llrgrpBmutter Der Sr,ber
pes Gbefs Nebafteurs, Srau CLARA
Iormerf (au burlington, So, ppbns
bait unO aus Sburg in 8eftialen ges
biirtig) tpirb Der Hebaftion f%oIgenDes
SGreiben aus 8 snabriid Sur
0erfiieung seiteut, in Incident uniere
2eier rebt intereIiante Nnsabeu finoen
lperoen, pcld)e ipeitere &reiie
u%nierer 2eier intereiiieren biirften.
Sas Shreiben ipridt fiir lid ielbIt.
Ssnabrii d, Sen %. October
'14.-Nteine liebe Gouiine uub Sas
miliel Sdb bate Sir cine 8arte ges
id,riebeu, unb mitgetbeilt, buB mir nod
geilnb nnb lpobl iinD, iuelhes in Der
ieBi9en Seit Elm 9roBes Slid lit.
Meine brei SDbne iino bis jebt nod
nid,t I'M Selbe, Sobdnnes lit alS
llnternr5t in eiuem 2n5urette (Hotbes
&reu5), III Sreibure, I'M g~reis8nu.
Gnrl lit felt IA Sogen Sploat, muB
aber nod, mebrere @ofen nus9ebiloet
lperben; pielleiht iinb Die 8erDdltuiIie
bier Damn better. Solepb fann ieben
Eas einge3ogen iperben. Sobannes
lit "a Sabre, Carl % uub Soiepb
miro 81. SD opfere meine 8inber
ieoen Sag Dem lieben @ptt auf nnb
bite i'm, penn es iein &ile lit, lie
mir aeiuno 5u erbalten mn Dor Dem
entieslihen ariege gu belpabren.
Was ipaeu mir SeutIde MAIDEN?
Wir miil1en nit bluten0em Ser5en
Nlles gebenL I'm unier Gaterldnb 81
retten. @ir ipoIlten feinen arie9,
dber Die Seinbe iiberfielen uus, ba
muBten mir. @s lit ihauOerbdft
bieies Glenb, iueldes Die G%nsldnoer in
Shulp iinp. ilber IiQionen bon
Weniden, luelde iterben unO imgliids
lid aeporSen limo. Die Sabluht
unb MadIlldt ipar es, ipesbalb Die
GnelGnOer Die aubern Nationen ee9en
ms heeten. 8ptt tpiro buS Seten
uno bas @eldrei leineS Bottles bpffentz
li6 er6Dren nub Die Seinpe 81 Sduns
Den madden. Siele, piele Ieni6en
aus Ssnabriif unb llm9eeeno iterben
I'M 8riege.
0ie ihredlih Iinb sic Solbnten,
ipeld)e in 9clgien p%ertpllnoet iparen,
nod bon Der 9epolferun9 bort miBz
6anpelt porben! Iugen nlis9citpdcn;
Sbren. NaIe nno 3nn8e abgeihnitten;
Irme unO 8eiue dbeeidgt; Das BADEN
Die 8elgier gemaft. Ste 3eitun9en
ifeben oft poQ bon bcn idredlihen
Sbaten Die bort begnngen luoroen Iino.
Sier aus Der Staot lit elm iunger
3e6rer aus u~nIerer Nad6arid,aft aud
10 peritilmmclt lpprber, uuO aus bic
iiaer @egenb Webrere. Sic idmntt
lifen Seinbe iibertreten Die WDlfer>
redbte, es lit balb iflimmer ais Sur
3eit Der Gbriitenperfolgnng. @os
nidt amtlif sepriiit lit, miro nidt ais
@abrbeit befannt gemadt.
I'D bnffe. baB Sbr ms burd @ebet
belfen pcrbct. 5ier miro piel IN
alien &irhen gebetet; iebcn I6enr
eiaene Mbcnbs Nnpaft; Der liebe @otl
NJ II 5 bas Slebeu bod, erbDren. Die
Scutiden beteu nod 10 pun &er5en.
Die Sran3pIcn BADEN i'm Infnng bee
aricges geia9t, lie filrdteten nifts,
Selbit Den Soft Der Seutihen nidt
Sen Stol5en ipioeritebt @ott unb Der
Semiitbigen gibt or feline @ndoe, il
lte6t in Der bl. Sfrift.
Sier mnrben geitern 5tpei fran5o'
Iiide Soloaten beeroi9t. Sic lparcr
idluer perluunoet: Der Cine bat lid
bcfebrt, bot gcbeihtet. Sterbeidfra'
mente erbaltcn; Der Iubere bat Dor
Nid,ts miier pollen, lit 10 gcitorben
Sic 9armber5i9en Sdpeitern baber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
,1tameterlci Weitnaetts'
pHan;eft.

Iuf beutI6er Grbc lit ser lidters
geidmildte Sanncnbalm gum Spmbpl
bcs lieblideh 8eibnaftsfeites 9elpors
ben. Sn feiuem Snuie bari Der gez
lhmiidte Baum feblen, isll Die Seier
ibren pollen 3allber eutfalten. Mud
iiber Die beutifen 8ren5pfdble buben
Iusipanberer Die beimiide Cite 9es
trngen. Sn Imerifa unb Ifrifa
bremen beute Die 9briitbdnme. Sn
Gnalauo llnp Amerita nebnlen Ser
treter Der YTlan3enpelt cinen ipeIents
lifen Maum i'll Der Seier elm. Us
tpmmen Da por5ugspeiie Stedbpalme,
Gpbeu, Su6Sbaum unb Sorbeer, Nos
marin unb Miitel gu gbren. Sen
@ebrduhen liegen notiirlid innboz
liide @ebeutungen 5ugrnnOe. Sie
aus ben Itaheli9en Sldttern Der Sted)<
paine g%elpunbenen &rdn5e oienten IN
pprhriitlider 3ett ba5u, Die bolen
Setter fern 81 balten; bon Den Seren
unb bcreu bDaiihem 5errn uno @ee
Dieter perabiteut nnb sefiirdtet, gait
alien euten Weniden Die Yflan5e ul5
Gin 3eifen gliidlid)er @orbepelitnn9.
lno MAJ trllg CUR &intere5eit Sipetge
bapon on Die beiligen StGtten, pamit
in Der rullben Sabres5eit Die 8otts
beitcn bes 8albes ibres Inblides als
zines Spmbols oes neu eripatcnoer
&ebens iid freuen mDdJten. Nls Damn
oaS Gbriltcntbum fam, mlBten Die
ipiben Sornen nit Den blutrotben
8eeren unlpiafiirlih an Die Seioense
acIdidjtc oes ScinlanbeS %erinnern, ME
benn an Den Sornenltrulih Der Gbrilte
nad)t lid aud cine i6pne oelltlhe
Saoe fniipit. Scr Serr battle Witt
leio nit Dem ipilbcn Sornen5ipcib, Den
ieine Seinpe linn Inn bas Sdllpt ges
pllnben bntten. @eil Der Sornens
itrulId baran feline Shilo trll9,
icgnete i'm Seius. Sarum trdS'
CT ieitbem Noien. llno ipenn in Del
8eibnud)tsSeit bnS Gbriitfinb iiber oil
Grbc panbclt, itreiit es ia6t ilbci
cillcR fablen Holenitrdlid in Itrablen'
Den Hoien auf. @er ioldc Eoler
iinbet. Dem bringeu lie Segen in'S
&nia; ia tic bcilen allerlei ardntbeit
Wit Dem Gphen bot cs cine anoere Se'
uunbtniB. &cnn Der nit Gpbell'
bldttcru 9~eSicrtc 8ilbidipeinstopf, oel
nebit Dem Tlnms Subbin9 Die 'onupt'
iadc jcber 9~eOic9cncn Slbelfcier II
80 Gn9lnub" aulSmut)tc, nntel
! Observation-Disclosures in Die Salle 9e'
trugcn murbc. no Der brennenoc Sol5'
tloB iiir Sid)t uuO Wdrntc Iorgtc, pnni
prGparicrtcn Die Bitter rno Spel:
iraucn fir bua &onumenpe lid 9eri
aud bnburd, Dag lie Dor Der Wabl'
5cit cinige Gpbeubecren perld,ludten
ais nngeblid) pWbntcS Worbeiigun9s
mittel gcgcn ieglid)e Wngenperltm
mung. Suh5baum pa9cgen pdnt
ieinc &erpenbung gu Setorntlons
5lpcdeu I'M Die froblid)c Wcibnad)ts
5cit Dem. l~lmitnnbc, bnB CT Elm alt
norpiid)e5 SDmbok Der llnltcrbllhfei
bartlett. Iid Der 3orbcer mar
iucgcn pes idarien aromntiidcn @e
rrd)5 mn @cldmuds lcincr Slatte
unb Srild)tc ldon irab Gin @otter
baum: Der Suit ieiner Sldttcr per
iheud)tc Wiober mn Geripe'un9. DC
Miitclitruld. jcner Sdmurobcr, DC
ionobl ouf SnrbbolSern mic nil
Nnbelbdumcu purfpmmt uno dc @e
italt zines tart per5lueiatcn SuIhe
beiiBt. ipielt lopobl in Der antlfen. ipl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
So d

Gineu IariG 81 SUB bon 1900
Meilcn bat Der fran5Diiihc Ncicrpiit
Sernanb Srommeur bon st. Yropipencc
an MadenSie Niper aus nu6 Wtons
treul, Der ndditeu Decentralization,
Die cr bon bort alls gu erreid)en pers
mpd)tc. 5urild9elegt, um iih 5u leinem
He9iment in europa 81 6egcben. Sr
lit elmer bon 25 Hcierpiiten Der fran1
50iiid)cn Mrnlee, pcld)e 5lInleilt aus
Yufon rnO Ilasta fomnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
De,embertaae.

Sic Gage mag i'd germ. Die iuinters
lpeiBen,
Sic lnutlo5 gleiten ilber ipeld)en
Shnee,
llnb beren Shpinseu iilberflodig
9leiBen,
USE Iidte W0penidipingen ilber'm
See.
@s Idait Die Stabt NIT iHnee9es
frDnteu 3irnen
Ii6 ieltiam fremo unb ipie ber<
3allbcrt an,
Sie @Grten ruben inter ipeiBeir,
2innen
&er6iiut uub reglos in peS Shlnm@
mer5 Snnn.
~
@s lit, als ipanbelte Der @eibnahtS>
en9el
Nit leidten ainberI6rittcn burh Den
Sdnee
llnb riibrte ia6tc NIT Dem Silien@
Iten9el
SeIdnftieenb an @rbeuuptb unS
Web.
llnb Iaes miile reiuer, better
lperben,
Sn Der @rlpartltng aIf bas SirnmelSe
finp,
NQs blilbtc tiger Sriebe II arrl
Sroen,
Sir Sene, Die ba gutcn &ilens
1inbl
SpiepbineW ops.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Nlarer Gid.

Stuoent Ghreibt an lelnen OnfcD:
,Sie ll6r, better Snfel, mclfle on mir
neuliG id)enfteit, bot lcioer ell fnr5cs
2eben aebabt, neillih beim &nbniabs
rem iiel id ms @aiier unO perlor oo-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

bel Die l1br; cine itere miiroe mir oas
Der iebr iptlIfommen iein!"
Der Snfel %antrportete: ,0aB oeine
ltbr p~erioffen lit, glaltbe id germ"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

Sufolee Scr Ginfpmmcnitcucr lit
cs feirgeIteIt porhen, baB cs in
Interifa 7,641 WiIipndrc 9ibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

9ort 9unhpner Serift "a. Sea-
bat England %ioipeit i'm arie9 3,466
Sffi5iere perloreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

Ser Tariier ~Semps" i6abt oie
bisberigen ruiiiidcn &erllrite auf ilbcr
100000, bon pcnen iiber 10000
Den Soo auf Den S6IahtfeIpcrn
fanben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

She Scpiib Sailp TrcB", cine in
pibbiiher Sprnhc gcbrudtc 3citlng.
pirb bonn 10. Sonlar an tdglih III
ct. 2ouia erihcinen. Sic 3eitun9
1T eegriinoet lporben, Inn Den 10000
Suben Der Staot cine 3eitltng 81 lie>
fern, Die in ibrcr ei9encn Spra6e ge@
brIdt miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

Ser Correspondent Der Suriner
.@a3etta Def 9opolo" beridtct aus
Siinfirden, oaB Der Srpjcntiab Der
IerIuite bel ben inbiiden unb norbz
airifaniiden Sruppen elm un9eppbne
lid GROCER lit, ba bieic Sruppen nit
Gor(ie6e bon Den g%nsldnbern uno
S%ransoien ols aanonenfutter nerz
nenbet nerbeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

Sic 8erliner v3eitung am Witta9"
berDffentlift cine Sepcihc in Der es
beibt, bdB feinbIide Sliegcr am NadDz
mittag bes 10. Se5ember Dieber iiber
Sreiburg i. y. (einc pfiene Staot)
auftau6ten uub mebrere Sombcn berz
abparien. @on einem Der @eihoiie
murbe elm Saus setroffen unb 5iemz
lid idtper b~eiddbigt. 3pei aubere
@omben erplobicrten inter Den Spaz
5iereGn9ern I'M Golum6ias Tarf nnb
ibre Sprengitilde perletten 5lpei jun9e
WGbd1eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

Gus GINA, Scru, pcrlnutet nnter'm
Satlm pom II. Se5cmber: Gin Grbe
beben bat in Den Srtihnften Sanrpa,
Gotta llnb Sauiu i'm Snncrn bcs
2anbcs bctrdhtlihcn Shapcn ana
9eridtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

Sod1tp. Setter g. alud, Der crit
neulid gum Heftor Der ct. Warien>
Stride in 8odpille, 81, ernannt luor>
ben lit, lit elm Better bes @enerals b.
&lud, bes Commandments bes rcd)teu
Sliieels Der bertiden Nrmee in Sranfe
reid. Or bat piele @crfpanbtc, Die
in Der beuti9en Irmee bicnen.-
(N. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

Hah elmer Heuter> Sepcide III
Gmiterbam lit bort Die Nadridt aus
8ien einselaufen, baB 9aiier Sran6
Spief Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der otter
reihiif> ungariid,en Sruppen, @r5>
bersog Sriecridk gum S~elpmoridna
ernannt bat. Ser Gr5ber5o9 lit elm
Better bes &aiiers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

Iit Der einlcitenben 9emertung,
Dab pas Bolt epartement gum eriten
Wal lett ieiner @riinbung burh Sens
iamin Srantliu auf eieenen SilBen
itebt unb eincn lleberifuB 5u cer3eihs
mem bat, iibcrreifte Setretdr Surles
fon Ytdiioent @iliou ieinen SabreSs
beriot. Surd Sin8ufilgung Der
gafetppIt nno Der Yoitipnrbanfen bat
Iih Der llmiang bes @ei6dites beoeus
teno er6obt, uno nio oieIem @rnnoe
Tdldot Der General sFoitmeiltcr~ neue
@eSese Dor. Die bieiem Saftor 8ets
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-19
looking after the interests of that COM

looking after the interests OF that COM
pany.
Miss Alice Clarke, a teacher in the
schools Of that city came to Valley City
this morning on the early train ana
spent a few hours here, leaving for
Darcy on No. Z where she will spend
Sunday.
J. E. Gordon and wife of Fingal pass
ed through the city yesterday from
Fingal, and were en- route to Spirit
wood, to attend the golden wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Gordon which is being celebrated at
their home at Spiritwood today. There
are ten children in the family, all of
whom are living, but were not all
able to be present today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mason leave to-
night for Minneapolis, where they will
make short visit and later they ex-
pect to go to Long Beach, California
for the winter months. During the past
season they have been at their home
in the w. O. Keene residence on West
Fifth street Mrs. Keene recently ar.
rived in the city from Canada, and she
and Mr.. Keene will spend the winter
in Valley City in their own home. Mr.
Keene will arrive in the city in the
course of few days.
The football game which was to be
played on the Normal grounds on next
Monday afternoon is called off and
| will be played at later date. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. K Otto are the
happy parents of 9 IL pound baby
girl, born at the Platou hospital yester
day. Mrs. Otto and the new arriva
are reported as doing nicely.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-19
Local Theatres AT.
fected bySi9nin@
of War Tax Bill

President Wilson, on Thursday, o.
tober %. signed the war tax measure
which is designed to provide the mon
ey necessary to Offset the decrease in
revenues brought about by the falling
off of imports. The law as now enact.
ed provides that "Proprietors Of the.
aters, museums and concert halls,
where charge for admission is made,
having a seating capacity Of not more
than ESQ, shall pay $25; having seat
ing capacity of more than 250 and not
exceeding 500, shall pay $50; having a
eating capacity exceeding 500 and not
exceeding 800, shall pay SIS; having
seating capacity of more than 800,
shall pay 500. Every edif1ce used for
the purpose of dramatic or operate or
other representations, plays, Or per-
formances, for admission to which en-.
trance money is received, not includ.
ing halls or armories rented or used
occasionally for concerts Or theatrical
representations, shall be regarded as
a theatre: Provided, That whenever
any such edifce is under lease at the
passage Of this Act, the tax shall BE-
paid by the lessee, unless Otherwise
stipulated between the parties to said
lease"
Section 3 of this Act provides that
on and after November I, 1914, special
taxes shall be, and hereby are, impos-
ed annually"
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-19
foot and MOUTH
DISEASE SPREADING

The foot and mouth disease plague
among domestic animals, especially
cattle. sheep, swine and goats, threat
ems to become epidemic throughout
the entire country. Fourteen states,
besides Canada, are now under quaran-
tine as result of efforts of the federal
department of agriculture to stamp out
the disease.
The greatest toll is in the Chicago
yards, where hundreds of cattle have
been killed.
Prices of meat have generally gone
up, but no meat shortage is expected.
That people may be subject to the
plague is indicated by a report from
Akron, Ohio, that the first suspected
case of the foot and mouth disease in
humans was discovered this afternoon
in the Bowen public school there by
the city medical examiners. A ten
year old girl is suffering with all of
the symptoms. She was taken from
school and the school closed and i'm
mediately- placed in quarantine. The
Bowen school has over a thousand pu-
pills. Experts from various parts Of
the country have been called for
consultation on the case.-Dickinson
Recorder-Post.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-19
Will Attend Edu-
Cational Meeting

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1914.
State School Inspector N. c. Macdon-
aid left this afternoon on No. for
Fargo where he will attend commit
tee meeting of the State Board of Edu-
cation this evening and the regular
meeting of the board tomorrow. This
is one of the most important meetings
of the state board as the request for
appropriations from all the state edu-
cational institutions will be received
and passed upon. From there Prof.
Macdonald will go to Grand Forks
county where he will give couple OF
talks on consolidation, returning to
the city on SATURDAY evening.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-19
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER u, 1914.


AL Lettenmaier of Sanborn was a
visitor in Valley City yesterday and
was registered at the Hotel Rudolf.
Fred Klinger of Tower City was a
visitor in Valley City yesterday, and
returned to Tower City last evening
on No. 8.
Chas. Maier of Eckelson was Wis
itor in Valley City yesterday and came
down to attend the Old Settlers meet
ing yesterday.
County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Minnie ]. Nelson was passen-
ger to Pillsbury this morning, where
she went to attend the Agricultural
Fair held at Pillsbury today.
Miss Huff, who has been for the last
week at the O. S. Gunderson home as
nurse to her sister, Mrs. Gunderson,
was taken yesterday with typhoid fe-
yer and was taken to the Riverside
hospital last evening.
! Mrs. VIM. Sheppard and Miss Shep-
pard of Darcy were visitors IN Valley
city yesterday and were guests at the
Hotel Kindred.
! A little gas, little oil, little wire
they call coil, a piece Of tin, twelve
foot board nailed together make a
Ford.
Among the out of town visitors in
Valley City Friday was George H.
Hatch of Wimbledon, who was regis.
tered at the Hotel Kindred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nello Smith are the
parents of a bright baby daughter
born yesterday and their friends are
Iextending congratulations today.
! c.. w. Athey of Grand Forks, travel
ing representative for the North Da
, kota Mutual Insurance Company, is 8
business visitor in Valley City today
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-19

Looking in to the gasoline supply
tank of his automobile with a lighted
lantern a few feet away TO ascertain
whether the machine contained enough
gasoline to run him to the village,
caused an explosion at the farm Of
Joe Speckermier, five miles northeast
of Sheldon, which burned the machine
shed, a separator and all the farm ma
chinery, Ford automobile and a
quantity Of grain.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-19

Louis Lowdog an Indian of Bullhead
ran away with married woman the
mother of six children during the
Standing Rock fair but after remain
ing with her at Aberdeen for a few
weeks decided the jail was preferable
and came back and surrendered ani
will go to pail.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-19

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