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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-12-17

William H. Brown, family and broth
er left Axial Basin, Colorado, on Sep
TENDER %, the ground then being covered
with snow. The feeding of stock from
the ranges had already begun, the
fields being covered with cattle stand
ing lowing to be fed. The herds
had from five thousand to fifteen
thousand head. The travellers crossed
the continental divide by the way of
Besthen Pass where snow was from
three to five feet deep at the highest
places. The pass is II, 600 feet high.
They crossed the divide on October 8,
being in snow storms for ten days. They
reached Denver on October IA, and
Omaha and Council Bluffs on December
IL. AS the weather got so cold the
family left the men and wagon at Vile,
Iowa, and took the train for Baraboo,
arriving December 9. They are now
at the home of Mrs. Browns brother,
IC. C. Robinson, 2O4 South street
The remainder Of the company will
arrive later.
(From Saturdays Daily;
w. H. Brown and brother, Robert l.
Brown, arrived from Colorado on Fri
day, their coming being quite unexpect
ed. On account of the foot and moutl
disease in Iowa, the quarantine caused
them to sell their outfit in that stat
and they then made the remainde
of the journey by rail. The family hac
arrived short time before. They
travelled in all about fifteen hundred
miles, over mountains and plains, and af
ter all their journeying they say to give
them old Wisconsin for their future
home. They are better satisfied here
than they were in the far west The
old home of Mrs. w. II. Brown anC
mother, Mrs. Mary Bond, was at Viola
Richland county, Wis, where they re,
sided untilfourteen years ago when they
went to Colorado. The home of Brown
Brothers for twenty-nine years has
been Colorado.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-12-17
SUNRISE Friday hiQht

On Friday evening about forty
friends gave w. D. johnson surprise
at his home on Second avenue, the event
to celebrate his passing 65th milestone.
The affair was arranged by Mrs. John
son and wife never gave husband a
greater surprise. There was plenty to
refresh and memories of a mos
pleasant occasion.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-12-17
A Test For Liver Complaint

a Test FOR LIVsF Complaint
HentalIy Unhappy Physically, Dull
The liver, sluggish and inactive, first
shows itself in mental unhappy
and critical. Never is there joy in liv-
ing, as when the Stomach and Liver
are doing their work Keep your Liver
active and healthy by using DR.,
Kings New Life Pills; they empty the
Bowels freely, tone up your Stomach,
cure your Constipation and purify the
Blood. Csc. at Druggist Bucklen' 3
Arnica Salve excellent for Piles. Adv.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-12-17
IT III:

Bargains never offered before in
Buggies, Spreaders and Wagons. Will
be sold for less money than ever
offered in the city for the next
80 days or as long as they
remain unsold. Do not come too late
to obtain bargain.
E. 7. GolImar.
DIV
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-12-17

Mrs. FRED Jolitz of Ableman was
here Monday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-09-11
French War Office Announces
Complete Defeat of Section
of German Army.
REPORT NOT OFFICIAL
General Pau Made Announcement,
Which British Authorities Refused
to Confirm-Events in East
ern GaIicia Matter of
Much Uncertainty.

Reports of most important happen
ings came from London at the begin
ming of the week. London newspapers
had reports that General Pau an
nounced victory by the allies over
the German Imperial Guard, under
command of Crown Prince Frederick
Wilhelm, in which the British annihil-
ated the opposing Germans. An UNI
confirmed rumor said that the surren-
der of the German Guard, with the
crown prince in their, midst had been
demanded The British official press
bureau issued no confirmation of this
report
A general summary of the wars
standing, SO far as it is possible to as
certain the facts, would seem to be
somewhat as follows:
Nancy, being subjected to an at
tack, said to be directed by the kaiser
himself, evidently had its means of
defense considerably strengthened,
and the French must hold strong posi-
tions here. Such an attack would APP
pear to be in accordance with the plan
of forcing this part of the French
army back toward Paris and inciden-
tally against the advancing German
right, thus accomplishing the object
of cutting off it's line of retreat and
possibly effecting its capture. There
is certain element of doubt about
this attack on Nancy in view of the
fact that the Germans had occupied
Luneville, strong fortress about
eleven miles from it, some ten days
ago and that the Notifications of Nan
cy are old and obsolete. 1t would
sound more probable if the attack
were directed on Toul
Look for Decisive Stroke.
At any rate, the presence Of the kali
ser in that war zone would mean
that some decisive stroke is pending.
The French have been apprehensiye
of determined German action in that
terrain and are supposed to have
strong force there. This force, though
possibly inferior in numbers, has an
advantage in it's defensive position
and ought to give good account of it.
self in the coming action which, for
France, may be the final issue.
Paris reports that the Germans have
been forced back in a southwesterly
direction by flank movements of Gen.
eral Joffre on the right and by Gen.
eral French on the left wing. Now this
is just the direction in which they
swung from north of Paris, and it ap-
pears by this report that they have
been pushed where they intended to
go. There is some confusion here, as
General French in the same report is
reported driving the Germans from
Lille. 1t seems to be certain, though,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-09-11
ST. PETERSBURG NOW
IS CALLED PETR0GRAD

Petrograd. The name st. Peters
burg, to designate the Russian capA
tai. is NO more.
An imperial decree makes it known
that in the future the capital is to be
called Petrograd. This change had
been in the air for some time. The
German sounding name of the city had
long been a strange anomaly, and
with the outbreak of the war there
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-09-11

GUM, which control them They oc-
cupy 9.667.531 of Africa's 11,513.OO0
square miles.
The largest individual holder of AT
rican territory is France. with 1872
600 square miles, more than million
and a half of which is the Saharah
desert. England controls 3.618,245
square miles: Belgium. with Belgian
Kongo as its sole possession, $4,000
square miles, and Germany, 1,035.OS6
square miles.
These figures make surprising con-
trasts with those Of the European
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-09-11
Sixteen Travellers Lost.

Grimsby, Sept. -Wreckage of the
trawler Nelson has been picked up in
the North Sea. The total number Of
Grimsby trawlers sunk by German
ships or mines since the commence.
ment of war is sixteen.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-09-11
THREE TIMES EuRoPE's SIZE
African Possessions Of Nations at War
Have Nearly 125,ooo,ooo Popu-
lation-Prizes at Stake.

The African possessions and protec-
torates of the European powers now
at war are more than three times as
large as continental United States.
They are more than three times as
large as all of Europe now plunged in
war and are eleven times larger than
England. France. Germany and Bel
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-09-11

holdings of these countries European
France consists of 2O7,O54 square
miles. England 1891 square miles,
Belgium 1873 square miles, and Ger
many 20S,780 square miles.
England leads in the population of
her African dependencies, with a total
of 49,458,0OO inhabitants. more than
100000 of whom are Europeans. The
bulk of her white population is in the
Union of South Africa, which consists
of Good Hope. Natal. the Transvaai
and Orange Free State, end in which
dwell nearly 1900, 900 foreigners"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-09-11
was a widespread demand that

was a widespread demand IIH'
altered. ors
Among the Slav alternatives ID.
posed were Petregorod, Petroysh
rolf and Sviato Peerovsk. "a
The appellatioll actually sele0 arbos
by no means novel in its use. oopIs
was a time when old-fashioned ~. md
pretty generally spoke Of pe'iO asrls
and not of st. Petersburg. me ntJ
now officially adopted for the os as j
is also applied to it in the Wo u,ol.tol
Pushkin, Lermontoff. Alexel IT.
and Nekrasoff.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-09-11
PreIates Escort Sims.

Rome, via Paris. Sept cardinal
Gibbons will leave here today and sail
from Naples aboard the steamer Ca
no2ic. with Cardinal O'Connell. escort
Ing several hundred Americans.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-09-11
Rhodea scholars Join Army

Ottawa, Ont.-All the Rhodes ~ ne
ars from Canada and most u i,
Rhodes scholars from other par s.rs
the world who are now at Oxlol u-i+ist
enlisted for service with the D.
forces,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
4htuns, pertbe 9sier!

@ir itelen an bieier Stele Ole
Sraee: @ns baben nniere fatboltIden
@p%uereBleute, 8. 9. @crr Warrtce
@onnpup bon Subuque, 9etban. I'M
bas idduoIihe SiinbniB Srpan's nit
ben &atbolifenfeiubcn uno llnmeniden
@arrnn3a, Sian rlnb @oniorten On
ben Stranger gu itelen ??? Stein
gar ni6ts. limb bod mare elm Stns
ihretten ober n%enigitens Elm Srot2lt
ieitens ieuer 3erreu angebraht nno
emporium 9etueieu. Sas bcipeiien
bp6 Die @reuel> @in5elbeiten, iiber Die
mir in lester Summer unb ebenfous
in bieier Summer an berifiebcnen
Stelen beri6ten. Sic tpertben 2eIer
iinb 9ebeten, 6ie 9euannteu Irtifsl
9ena1 %bllrd5uleien. Sieie Irtitel
mogen 5uglei6 als Intlport uuf pes
"S.<5." >Irtifcl, betitelt She great
achievement" betrahtet iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Gpit Der @pbc.

q Ser neue Siirit6iidof bon 9ress
Tau, 81. &0olf 9ertram, Der Nads
folger bes Cardinals aopp. erbGlt Die
pdpitlihe 8eitdtigung.
= Sas &reisgeridt in Srient pers
,rtbeilt mebrere 9auern llnb Sanos
perfer, Die Dns Nttentat in Seraicipr
offentli6 9utbieBen, 81 mebrmonati9er
acrferitrnfe.
4 Sic Gerlobun9 Der dlteften So6s
ter oes 6aperii6en &0~ni9spaares. Der
Yrin6eiiin IOelguube. nit Dem Yrins
sen @ilbclm bon Sp~benSollern, BEN
S6mie9crpater oes enttbrontcn a0ui9a
Wamiel bon Yortugal, miro 6efanui
gegeben.
x Sm GnillaugsY roscB madlt Srol
@lepOau, Die erite Satin Soicpb Gall
laur', naerlei GutbiiQungcn ii6er i'm
@bcleben. Bic Srau ipri6t Dem Or
Sremier iebe @bre ab.
e garbiual Gibbons lit am So.
Suli ndt5ig Sabre aft gemorDen. 3abls
reihe @liidmiini6e gingcn elm; abci
cine oiii5iels Seier fnnb nidt itatt, 81
Der Cardinal auf ieinem 9anbiis be
8citern, Nb., ipeilt.
* Sn Cape Saitien bat Gin orbit.
terter aampi 5piifen Hegicrungss
truppen nnb Hebelen itattgefunben
bel benz es auf beiben Seiten pielt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Grer5ttien fir 2aien.

Gnmpinn College, Srairit
BIZ CHEN, 8is.: in engliid bonn s. bis
II. Iu9uit; in oeuti9 BON 10. bis
II. Iu9uit.
ct. Iarien Miiiipns g
8, Sebnp, 81: III engliId BON
13. big 16. Mlrguit; Die beutideu fans
ben bonn 16. bis 10. SuIi itatt.
ct. Iarp's COLLEGE ct
Mnrb's, Sans: BON 1. bis 3 Gu9ui
unb BON s.. biz 10. Il9uit.
2ppoIa GIubboue e, Wan.
fato, Ninu: (beuti6 ODER eugliih)
bonn 20. bis %. Iuguit. War
abreifiere: Hcn. q. 9artmann, g. s..
Ndnfato, Winn.
90 o t + + boue E, Ianfato,
0finn,: @rer5itien fir 9ameu BON
Is. bis Is. @usuIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Gurupaiider Sries in Sidt.
(Sortiebuu9 bon Der /. Seitc.)

8aiditi6 in Ser DitcrreidiId1en Sc
ianotidnft unb ilberreifte Dem @c>
ianbten Sreibcrrn bon @iesl Die Int>
mort Serbien'S. llcber BEN Snbalt
Der ierbiideu Intipprt@ Note lit in
Wien nid]ts tpeiter %befnnnt, oils Dab
biciclbe oniht befrieoi9enb lei. So>
fort nah @mpfang bieIer Note tbeilte
Der oIterrcid)iihc @elunOte Dem ierbis
iden Winiiterium bes NelBern nit,
baB Die o%ipIomatiiden @e3iebunseu
3ipiiden beioen 2onbern abeebrohen
Ieicu uno er Die 6auptitant ~perlniicn
lperbe; ein Sonbcr6ug itanD fir bieieu
Sail i6on bereit.
Sic ier6iihc Irmee lit mpbiliiiert
poroen. Sic GegierunsSgei6afte
loQen bon &raguicpab ans, ipoielbit
Iih elm Iriennl cine @offens rnh
cine SuIperfnbrif befinben, geleitet
perben. - Seiterreidii6e Sruppeu
befanben iid Ieute in Der l1m9eeenb
bon Ha9uIu (Salmatien) auf Dem
Worihe, unb in Dem 6afen bon
Sattaro IinO 5ipcimb3ipan8io otter
rei6iide ariegsihiffe 5uiammen9e>
3o9en. = Scr icrbil6e @eianbtc bat
bellte &ien berlnI1en. - Die neutihe
Tegieruns ldRt erlteut periidern, oas
lie Snbnlt nnb Spnart Der 6iter=
reidiidl= mnsariifen Npte pplfummen
billige. Sbre Soffnuusen iinb auf
bic Spfaliiicruns hes 6iterreifiidJ=
ier6iihen Streitcs seriftct; iulte aber
uun britter Seite Der @eriud) .gemadt
iueroen, in ben 9ustras bcs Gunfliftes
ein5usreifen, 10 wirb Sentihlanh nm
persiiglih ben geiimmunsen bes
@nnbespertrass semdF %porgeben. =
Der G5ar bat Irmeebefebl fir Mobis
ltlierung Der rIIiiiiden Irmee erlaiien.
= Ser beutide &aiier lit bon 8ergen,
9iorne9en, mad, Berlin abgereiit. =
Sdmmtlide S%ipiiionen Der oelltiderl
Slotte bn6en Den Sefebl erbalten, iid)
m bereits frilber allscriebcncn Eldben
entlang Der norme9iid,en aiiitc 5ll
Iammeln. Gin bpditcbenoer Marine
p%ffi6ier, Der ZEN beutihen &aiier be-
g~lettete, bat iif bercits an 8orb cinee
Der ihncliten Observation-Disclosures
naf Scltihlanb 5urildbegeben. -
Sic Seicble fir Die engliidcn Slottenz
0tan0per iinO piberrufen porben. -
Scr fran3DIiIAe Yrditbent, Sr. Yoinz
care, Delher in ct. Tetersburg meilte
llno Damn naf %Aopenbngen %reiite. nirS
Wiontag Morgen in Yoris erruartet.
- Stalien ipa a6iolut feline arie9sz
porbereitltngen t~reffen, 10 perlautet.
W aibin9ton. 3. g.. 26. Suli.
- SaS StaatszS epartement bot Elm
&u6clgramm bon Dem amerifuniiden
@eianbten in ct. Yetersburo erbalten,
lalt ipeldem Die ruiiiihc Strmec mobis
liIicrt miro. Ser ruiIii6e Iiniitel
bcs &~usipdrti9en bat Dem beutidbcr
@cIanbten erfldrt, baB &uBlanb einen
angriff auf Serbien ieitcus Seiters
rei6'5 nid,t tbatenlos 3uibouer
tpiirbe. - Ser ier6iihe @cncralitubs.
def @enerol Eutnif lit allf Ser Slrdb,
reiie bon @rB nah S%teicrmarf Dor
Den lln9ariiGcn Iilit6rbcb0roen Der.
baftet, auf gefebl Safer Sran3 SoIeis
aber fpieoer ireiGelaiien porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
3irdlihe Ia6ri6ten.
,spc;isa fir bieic SETTING bear6eitet.)

Ss itarben: am 2. Suli: bouip. So
iepb Seouar0 8u1bol5er bon Mount
S(ngel, Gre, geb. 1885 gu Sorm,
Stanton &u5ern, S6ipei3; am 10.
Suli: e6rtp. Sdtpeiter &c. Wo9bnlena,
geb. @rlmbert bon Eittsburgb, ga;
am 13. Suli: Der boHlp. @ater 9lus
brcas Wbnn, 6. SS. 81, bon Bolton,
Nnii.; am IA. Suli: bo6iu. Sran3is>
taners Yater @regprils gufiaria bon
Yittsbur9b, &a., I'M Sitter bon 81
Sabren; an IS. Suli: bodJp. 8ater
@atbdus 8obn, 6. 60. ST., bon Slide
fter, no, 9e6. 1888 gu N5bn6 in
8nben; am 10. Sui: bohlp. Spbn s.
S6leretb, &. Sc, bon ct. 2ouiS, M3o.
9eb. 1871 in ct. Qpuis; am %. Suli:
Ten. 81. 6. g. 8oe bon aurora, 81.
I'M Glter bon 50 Snbren; 8ep. Hbis
Iipp Hiit, 6. YS. g., bon @art6agcna,
Ohio. 9e6. 1912; Sdtpeiter DC. 2uboz
bifa Siren, leiblihe S6ipeiter bes Gens
trails ereins@ Srdiibenteu Spicpb Srcr
bon Stem Dorf, bon Cincinnati, o.;
bofip. @uitab @ruf. bon @lbanp. g,
o., 9eb, 1858 gu 9il5iu9en in Sobeu
r. |. p.
Saplor, Seras.-Hcb. Sreb. Srecs.
tpclher iiin9it bier feline Srirni5 be-
cling, bat I'M cine Efnrritele in
Sreoeridsbur9. Seras, erbalten. -
(Di. 81
ct. 2ueas, Soua.-am 10. Sui
nm 4 llbr Nadmitta9s nurbe Der
@runoItein Der ncrien Stride Der ct
2ucasz 8emeiube, neltbe bon Hep. :,
&. Spebiug paitoriert pirb, ieierlid
gelegt. Ser gdltein fpurbe gelegi
bon Ht. Ren. Wi9r. u. g8. Seer unf
sfpar I'M geiiein Der bod1tp. 6crrer
Sib9eraloz8e Union, Gcp. Hublbs
Seitinn, Hep. Gmbroic@S Gillian. Gep
Salloon>S pianiQc, 8cp. 2acomi NM
Her. SueB. 9ie gan5e @emeinot
ppbnte Dem feierliHen glfte BEL NM
ebenio biele aatbplifen bon Den Nuds
Bar9emeinben, beioubers bon SeItinn
Na6 Dem feierli1en Nft belt 8t. Rep
geigr. 6eer cine ergreifenoe, Der &C.
%Iegenbeit nngepaBte Srebi9t. SiC
&rbeit an DER neucn Stride ihreitet
iebt raid %borludrts. Sic 8aditein,
Ieeer iinb idon elm 9utes Stiid porar
uno fpenn Gaes gut gebt, niro Dos
@ottesbnus am 20. Se3ember fir uni
fertig bnitebeu. Sen @pntraft bu,
Sr. &nton 3lpad bon Dubuque fin
$32,9S7. Die Stride miro IS be
40 nit einem feds SUB unb aht 3ol
Gusbau (71B SUB I'M areu8 brei
iein). 90 SUB bod atf Der Rauer
unb 3tpei Sbiirme BADEN, Die 90 Sui
bod nerbeu.-(Sbe Yerrp.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28

(Spe5ialberidt bon Sr. q. 81
On Der bonn &atbolifenperein Der
Stabt ct. @aQen beranitdlteten impos
Iunten %criammluna bonn ~. Suli
belt Der 9e9cntpdrti9 III Ieiner Seis
mutb ipeilenbe bo6ip'1t Ute @r5biihof bon
MilDallfee, Wis., cinen Gortra9 ilber
Die f;rhlihen 8erbdItniIic in Torbs
amerifa, bciien Iusfiibruneen in Der
9%einmmten %fatboliiden Shipei5erpreiie
ein lebbaftes @do fanben. Ser @orz
trn9enbc ~leitcte pie mir elmer aus
fiibrlid)en Eefernts1fi55c Ser .Citz
idipei5" - eires u~nierer filbrenben
futbulii6en S%aseSbldtter entncbmen,
iein Observation-Disclosures Heferat Elm nit
einem Worte pietdtpoQen @eSenfens
an ieinen bereipiaten, u~nbereeBlid)en
Srellnb, Siid,of Serbinnnbus Hliesg,
Iel. nnb 5u9leidl nit ber8lihcr 8ratuz
lation al Die Si03eie ct. @nlen, Die
in 9iid)pf &obertlls pieber eineu 10
thatfrdftigen, ipilrbigen unO ieelens
eiirigen Sberhirtcn erbalten Bot.
Sann leitcte Der bpfip'itc Serr
gr5biidof ilber alrf Die firfliden Der
bdltni'le in Den Ser. Staaten bon
Norbamerifa unb bcriibrtc babel Dor
alem stpei groBe Sra9en. inter bencrl
bas futbpliife 2eben in Imerifa be-
urtbeilt luerben mug: Die oole Sreis
belt Der tatboliid,cn Iftion in Norhs
omerifd unb Die ausgebebnte religioie
Gr5iebnn9 Der tdtbpliiden Sugenb in
ben fdtboliiden 4ripati6ulen.
(SortieBung folet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28

8iIions Administration unb bes bemoz
tratiihen @onereNes. @ir bdtter
feline @eranlaiiung. uns rpeeen ees
9alamitdts z@ebeuls Der Sppoiition
gu entiduloigen. Sie bemofratiIde
@artei babe ibre @eripreduneen DEL
Sarifz Hefprm luo Sanfz Heform eins
9eIoit unb lei jeBt babel aud, ibr Arltis
Srlllts 3rogrumm burh3u1eBen. gtf)
Der m%erifaniihen Yolitif hes YrGii=
henten sultc Gpuuufp Elm Cob nnn
natiirlid and benz Staatsiefretar Ism.
Srpau Sic Sauptarbeit Der
Contention lag I'M Gomite fir Be-
idliiiie, lpo 3nei Stunben lang iibcr
Die u2iquore Sra9e" bebattiert lpllrbe.
gs purbe itarf oafiir 9efampft, baB Die
Wlllcts Sctitionen fiinftig Dnrd ge>
beime Ibitimmling, nah Dem | Itras
Iilden Ballot, a%b9ebalten ncrben Iole
ten, boh nnren Die oSrildeberger" III
Ser Mebrbeit unb IS mltroe Der Be-
ihluB 9efaBt, oieie Srage gnr5 81
ianoriercr. Iud ba5 Sraucnitimmz
red,t purOe nb9elcbnt nnb Der eiu5i9e
6iniueis barnltf lit in Der Earteie@rz
fldrlln9 fir Snitiatipe ltnb Referendum
entbaItcn, frcld1eS ais sic ridotige Wc>
tbobc 6c5eihnet tpirb, nelle Sra9cn bonn
Tolfe ielbit entifeiben 81 laiien.
Sb iid) fpubl Die freiiinnigen 8dbler
Sofpn's nit elmer iold)cn vStellunge
nnb1ne" betreff Der @ctrdnfefrage 5uz
fricDen 9cben perben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
4bihiebssrnf.

Ser bodp. China Iiiiionar 8ep
Or. Spiepb 8oeiters i6reibt an 5rn
Gifolaus @pnner per &pitfnrte piC
fol9t: nSm 3ug, nabe Spofane. 8aib=
in9ton, ben 20. Suli 1914. 2iebel
Sreunbi Gle einiam bur6 Der
nilben @eitcn meinem fernen 3iel(
~entee9en. Solge blind zines @pttes
Siibrun9. Sap ih ben S6mer3 bes
S9eibens fiible, miro @r mir b%offents
lid ~per5ei6en. @ebe @ott ms 8eioer
SpoiteIz @eiit - uno emit elm frobes
8ieOerieben, mann unb mo es 81
Seiner eroBeren gbre 9ereiht. Qcber
sic ipobl, SIR &oelter5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
M4tan8, Oeutide @atAolit.a!

gSas benti Sbr absr Die bsporite9ensea
Sdneeitirrpe7 1870
@arum fomult 9br ntGt mad ciIlpoma uno
iihert quo elm Setm In elmer euien beiifi6en
4niieolnRe2 S6r f6nni am /. Saruar NIT
esH Sarniarbetien beginueR. ~
aaiboIti6e SetmtuNer itnben bier quite Seine
gu Hiebrieen Qrcijel, uno etl ber5Ifbcs SRii.
fommen tn elmer bliibenocn @niieoluna. In ssr
Ndbe bon air9e uno grieiter.
SIR nhbere eiusiunit i6rei6e ober teIecrc.
pbire man an Z. ". 3entoH. NS'''
Meferensen: ganf Of GIetn, GIatr, Ola.
eSsr Heb. Saiber Sarbergrtnten. SterlinG
Oklahoma.
gsim s9ssiben sr,sdbne mnn Sisiss sIaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Sonnet nadl &erona.

Serena, Whfiouri, ein Stdotden nit uilaep
tdhr. 1000 @irttp obrern, W II BEN f:nGibaren
Gpring 8inerslbaIe, On Der SrtScoz@ifenbabn
geIeeen. Is liegt 80 WieileI iIo6lfith bon
SpritefieIo ilne 574 .IteiIeii tlStp eftIi6 BON 81.
enrts. Gtr ba6sn cine pelti9e intbolif1e 6e.
meinbe, Der IS Sdmifien aneeb6ren. eineri bent.
ite1 Brieiter, cine eroBe STRIDE ino 5hnIe aus
gGdflcinet, Ytarrbais uno Stpeitcr mn OBJ
rpiite. Us gibt bier oiele S6ipeoeD unp Nmes
rffaiier. ipeIhe bicie oeutfde ta66uribaft gerne
p~erldijen rDbtert uno oesbalb bereit ftnb, aus
tupcrfaufer. lin ibnen babel bebiilflid 6i ietn,
bubcn mir elm Smrni9rdtipn 9ontite ~eebiloet,
ous wien. ole oGrlin anfrngcn, freie @usiunft
criRetlell nno tbner bcltelt iptrb, gutes 9ano gu
an 3pbn ". TadIbofer, Gcute 1, Spr 100, Be
roma, mo.
9eim Streiben eriudbne man bieies @Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
an Rpm a%ngelangt.

ger Goitfnrte melbet Hep. Srant
Shulte bon HentIcn, Soma, INTERN
Yoititempel BON 16. oSIli, bnB er nne
pier5ebn Central Gereirs Mitalieber
burh Germittelune oes Wi9r. ne BAL
cine IubienS beim 81. Batter erbalten
unb ebenio Neapel unb Yompeii gss
ieben baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
0ate Weleaenbeit fir &atboliten.

sbfesiou, @eas Co., q. SAT. on Der 9aoribs
ern Buciftc gd1n unb feds 4ietlen bon oer
500 Cine" aeleeen. bat cine faibolii9e STRIDE.
cine Sftpefterni6ule nno einen refibirenben
Irieiier. 9as Staotden bat cine DerrIibe cage
ten Sarnaesenb. Carmen foitcn $50 bis $40
per Ider, ie nudb Ser6eiieriinaen. Sir Gdbes
res, f6reibe an Hsu. Gather &peite ooer an
Wlr. Ssp. Shrine, Spfesion, 81. ..
9eim sdreiben ertpdbne man oieies BIait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
WhtunQ, NathOlifen!

Gine beioroers quite 400 sleressSarm In
TSStnuSSssor,soit Dill Hpei oIlien ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gnten SiaIuneen, II. I. 10; 5Wei elten Sbiisdrs
len. 9Gno III TAFT ean8 chen Ino icbr aiter
iblpur5er Sooen; l%lnaefd9r 500 gcres inter
Gihcnbols. . Dieilcn ocr fntb. Nirue nno
Sp6idnIe. Grant 9olntu Ut zines Der irlhts
bariten Counties I'M iiioltden gSisconiin. lin
u1bcrc gusfunit idreibt an Gus. s.. Ssicls
mann, Nbersniuc, Soma.
geim Sbretben erpdbne oiefes AIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Siebt burtbin, ,uu her Sarmbetrieb lid,
lobnt nnn no Sbr baS 9eben
aeniebeu fDuut.

On iin' Sabren miro has 9anb, fir Sas Gle
iebi SIS per @der beSablen, minoeiiens $50 per
Nder pertb iein. Ser @oIoen Brairies 3iitrift
III Gin erprpbtcr 9itrift. Fort fin.
@rnien In Nei5en, Ro9eeu, Saier, aorn unS
sIfulta berporbritaen. 8ute AnfieoIung mil
G6ulen, fGiboliihen airdbeu uub reitoierenoen
9rieitern. Sls alima III ou5 bette. Milbe
@inter. 5us Sieb fam Den gan5en @inter bin.
onr6 uii DER gSeioe bleiben. 3delide Grfur.
iipnen. Sdrcibet nod beute. I. e. Tpruee,
1850 Maoiion Ct, 2enoer. Colo.
geim S6reiben erpdbne oisies gIait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Bonn bemufratiiden staatseunuent.

Sn Council BLUFFS. Soma, faub pers
f%loiiene gSohe Die 0emotratiide
Staatss Contention itatt. Serr Waus
rice Gonnoln bon Dubuque, 9ongrcBs
mann bes oritten 9iitrifts unb Senatss
@anbibat, belt cine ldugere 8ebe, in
tpeldbem er erfldrte. mir f0nnten ito!3
iein auf Die &oqbrin9unsen Der