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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-11-10
REMARKABLE CURE OF GROUP

Last winter when my little boy had
Group l got him a bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. l honestly be-
lieve it saved his life," writes Mrs. j.
B. Cook, Indiana, Pa. ut cut the
phlegm and relieved his coughing
spells. l am most grateful for what
this remedy has done for him." For
sale by all dealers.
(NOv.) adv.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-11-10
Ancient Manuscripts Read.

Parchment manuscripts nearly eight
hundred years old, from which the ink
has faded from view, have been read
by a Berlin scientist who photo
graphed them with ultraviolet rays.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-11-10
Mathematical Discovery.

According to an Italian mathemati-
clan, every person in the world could
stand comfortably in an area of 500
square miles, while graveyard
about the size of Colorado would bury
all OF them.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22
RIDDER SORRY
FOR BELGIANS
Calls Capture of Their Cap
ital a National HUI
initiation.
NC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DISADVANTAGE OF ALLIES
Editor Says Nothing Can Stop Ger
many's Great Fighting Ma
chine Under Way.

New York, Aug. 21.-Herman Rid
der, editor Of the Stats Zeitung, dis
cussing the European war from the
German standpoint, said, in part, in
today's article:
"a great victory has been won by
the Germans. The Belgian army has
been thrown back upon Antwerp in
more or less disorder. The capture OF
Brussels Is all but an accomplished
fact. The taking of nations capital
is almost a national humiliation. One
cannot but feel Eorry for the Belgians
In their hour of adversely. The wrath
of war descended upon their heads be-
cause It was so ordained that the ter
rItory OF this valiant little nation
stood between Berlin and Paris NO
treaty or compact could be written
that would protect II in a battle De-
tween France and Germany.
For all practical purposes, the Bel-
gian army may now be discounted IN
the general scheme Of things II Woulo
he Interesting to know just how many
French and English troops were en-
RACED in the battle along the Namur
line. A victory as great as this means
much to Germany. The numerical
superiority over the aIiles couio hON
have been very great.
Allies Lack Coordination.
aIt does seem as If things are pro-
crossing favorably for the German
cause. The siege Of Antwerp will pro-
coed without affecting the course OF
the general campaign consloeraOS;
The Germans have tremendous
advantage in having but one general
STAN. but one directing mind, and but
one plan of campaign. The allies IN
the face Of defeat, will not nnd the
generalization so essential in conduct
ing military advances.
I'VE German sympathizers may wen
feel elated over the progress OF anairS
Our faith in the power OF the German
army has not been misplaced. The great
machine is still intact Once under way
IL will sweep everything before it
There is a decided advantage, from
the DoInt of view of morale, in the i'm
periaI army from its Belgian victories.
Winning troops have habit OF contin-
uIng TO win. They gather impetus from
their successes. The allies, undoubted-
w have recognized the Importance OF
early victories and have made the pest
resistance possible. They have had time
10 make a firm stand. It has been
great viStory, no matter what Paris ana
brussels say about strategic retreat
Mobilization SwifteEt.
The German government in three
weeks has put 100000 men In the neao,
clothed and equipped them, and started
them on a victorious campaign In It's
mobilization and its handling OF VAST
forces the German general stan has dis
played not only great thoroughness sno
attention to details, but greater raploity
than has been dIscernible in any OF the
nations that now are warning upon the
fatberland. The great care that has been
spent in the last generation upon the de-
y,.Ionment of Germany's fighting machine
ia not only now telling in its unoroken
advance toward its goal. but VIII tell
more and more as the war continues
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22
WOMAN IN SOLDIERS GARB
DISCOVERED IN AERO CORPS

Paris, Aug. 1.-THE story Of the death
of a British military aviator, while en-
gagged IN active service on the Continent
Is published In the Matin today. 1t also
gives a brief account Of a woman who
disguised herself as a man and enlisted
an the aviation corps. The dispatches
say:
THE British military aeroplane' mum.
bered Se1, fell today location eliminated
by censors) The pilot, whose name was
1ive. as A. r. SeRrd, was killed; the
observer, Robert Smith Barry, was in
iured tand taken to q hospital, out prob
ably will recover. The machine was ny
ing At the height Of LOO feet at the
time.
Among the aviators from Pau was a
woman dressed as a soldier. Her hair
had been cut off short, but her sex was
revealed by her features She proved to
he member of a good English family.
II is not known how or where she OBJ
tanned her uniform"
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22

the bill IN Congress are not worried over
the advice on international law given py
Counsellor Lansing Thursday. The sub
ject was discussed BY the President and
leaders yesterday, and the opinion Ii that
the United States has a perfect right TO
operate such q line as the welfare OF the
country demands It.
Chairman Alexander Of the House Ma
rlne Committee. announced last night
that he Is not yet prepared to INTRODUCES
the bill II am working on the bill,
he said, but when II Is introduced 1t
will be a tentative measure, and ship
ping interests win be invited TO be heard
before definite action is taken. would
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22
SENATE PASSES MARINE
WAR INSURANCE BILL
Amended So that President Must Close
Bureau at Termination of the
European Conflict.

The Senate passed the emergency ma
rine war insurance bill yesterday, after
only two hours Of debate. The Dill was
an administration measure and carries an
appropriation of 100000 to insure Amer
team vessels and their cargoes against
loss by war.
Al the suggestion of Senator Gallinger
an amendment was added making 1t
obligatory on the part Of the President to
terminate the insurance bureau as soon
as the European war Is over.
ssnato+ McCumber succeeded in having
an amendment added to provide for "ade-
quate war risk insurance" without ref
erence to the rates being equal to those
Of belligerent vessels
President Wilson conferred with num-
Der Of Senators yesterday expressing
5o.irn tbat the hill be expedited. Among
them were Senators Salisbury and shiye-
lev. Democrats, and Senator Burton, Re
publican.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22
FIVE LIVES STORMS TOLL.
Death Hist In Pennsylvania Town
May BE Increased.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, Aug Alive per-
sons are known to be dead as the result
of last nights Cyclone. and the search
Of the ruins may develop an Increase in
the death list. n
The storm came on with terrible sud
denness. and those In twenty-five houses
and buildings that the storm struck with
great violence had little time to escape.
The list OF injured is large, and It is
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22
REPORT or GERMAN CRUISER
OFF NEW YORK CAUSES SCARE

New York. Aug. IA report that the
swift German cruiser Karlsruhe had
been sighted close on Sandy. Hook was
circulated this afternoon in shipping and
diplomatic circles. The Karlsruhe was
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22
PACKER ON STAND DENIES
CONSPIRACY TO RAISE PRICES

New York. Aug. 21.-George W. Nor
ran. representative OF the packing
houses Of Nelson Norris & Co., was a
witness this afternoon in the John Doe
Investigation which District Attorney
whitman has insugursted into the adj
vance of food prices since the Euro
mean war began. He declared that
Inc price, of meats are regulated by
the law of supply and demand, and
vigorously denied the intimation that
there was q conspiracy TO boost prices
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22

like to see private ship owners put out
enough ships to handle our commerce In
the present crisik II they faii, the gov
ernment viii have 70 act"
Collectors Of customs at New York. San
Francisco. and other large ports, accord
Ing to Acting Secretary Sweet. OF the
Department Of Commerce, have reported
that number OF foreign built vessels
probably 100 In all-wil apply for Amerf-
can registry II President Wilson decided
to suspend certain provisions OF the navi-
CATION laws. as he IL authorized to do.
Ohio will this year spend 100000 on
good roada
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22
TO PROTEST AGAINST WAR.

An anti-war meeting will be held
under the auspices Of the District of
Columbia Suffrage League at the Peo-
pies Forum, Eighth street and Penn
syivania avenue northwest tonight at
9p.m. DR.. Cora NJ. King, former Sem
ator Joseph d. Lee, of Oregon, and
II. Levine will speak.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22

last spoken In the West Indies, where she
was fired on by a British cruiser.
Following the receipt Of the report Of
the proximity Of the Karlsruhe to New
York, George LAngiade, counsel general
for France, and Pierre WiIlIm, consul
for Belgium. FASTENED to the once Of
Richard L. Noteworthy, the acting British
consul general. They said they called to
consult with Mr.. Noteworthy about the
movements Of the vessels at sea-"
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22

feared that some who were struck by
falling timbers and bricks viii die
The known dead are:
Joseph Griffin, fifty; Anna Burnetsky.
eighteen; Katie Smith, seventeen; Helen
BrazitslCI, 8; Joseph Acikazeg.. nine.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22
FIIERs HAVE MARROW ESCAPE.

Dayton. Ohio. Aug. A.-orviT,e Wright
and Lieut.. Whiting, Of the United States
Navy. who IL here studying Wright
Brothers aeroplanes had a narrow escape
from death today when their machine
broke while at a height of thirty feet,
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22
THREE KILLED IN CRASH.

London, Aug. M.-The Prince Of Wales
fund to care for poor families while the
war lasts reached F,$4ooe today.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22
WILSON WILL INSIST
ON U. 5. SHIP LINES
Administration Is Unafraid of Threat
ened International Com
phcahons.

The President Is firmly in favor Of the
administration bill proposing a $25.0000oo
ship lines according to callers at the
White House yesterday. Supporters of
The Washington herald., 1914-08-22

The last statistics show that the tale
phone trafic Of Europe is only two-nfths
that Of the United States.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Tpbcsnahrihten.

g$ itnrbcn pcriloiicnc @pdc: Srall
Minric 6eins, @ittpe, m~o6nbnit 257S
Sndipu Ctr, 81 Sabre oft, bon Der
6l. obciits @emeiube; Nliglit Raher,
80 Sabre oft, ipohnbaft 1915 Selbi
Cir, bon Der ct. Nntouius DC
meinnc; Srunt N. 6crburger, ipobns
bait 1881 Rbombcrg Apc., SO Sabre
nlt, bon Der 81. Sreifaltiafeits @ez
mcinbc.-Sn Nclu &icnpa itar6 AMI 2.
Wor6 6r. @ep. Sberhroedling. "a
Sabre alt. aus @citerlob, @eitfnlen.
9ebilrtig, Srlbcr bcS &eritorbeneu III
Der hod)m. Sricbcridl @ilbelm Cher
brpcdlin9 bon &%lrem6l1rg, Ga, ebcns
10 Spbn, Gran5isfnnersG aicnbrl,ber 5u
Snu Sraucisco, Sal; cbcnio itnrb 81
Nclu &ienno am II. Mars ,Srnu @m.
Wnnqcrs, III 1857 81 9uberitabt,
Slhcnburg, acboren. Moaen pic Scr
ltorbencn ruben i'll Srichcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
$1,000 iiir Ycppcr bc,uiniat.

So@ NnI5 idui am %. WidrS cincn
Eroccocu5Ina. ais CT Die $500 iiir
Subn %cpper, Den %utcr bc3 p~critor>
hencn Gpu8reBmamcs, Srpin z. $cps
per bciuiliatc. Sicicr Sctrug mar
pom Scnut i'll Die bringlidc Nod,@
trays Gill cin9cicBt worbcu. nbcr bic
@auscunicrcntcn polltcu baS Tnncnb>
mcnt nidt gcncbmigcu, mcil bos Nols
hicic Scluilligun9 iriibcr obaclcbut
bate. g. anb bicrilbcr cine lGngcrc
Scuuttc. ul2 nbcr Die Ncprdicntnntcn
GouuollD uub airtpnirid pom ,>olpo Die
%cbouphmG mfitcltcn. baB 6r. Sep
Der, Sr., Gin rnc Mnun lei mlb ben
@ctrnN nrtbi0 babe, i%tinuute bu3 &aua
burh 3urui 5I.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Sranfatur non griefen fir's Mmsfano.

SnfoIee 5ablreiher Seidiperben. Die
bon ansldnbiihen Ioreiiaten iiber un>
seniisenbe Srantirune bon a~beeianb@
ten Sriefen e%ingeIaufen iinb, mad)t Dos
Neip 9urfer Spitamt burauf artfmerts
lam. DAP Die 3fpei Gents zRate mir fir
Canada, Cuba. Werteo. Die Tepublit
Banana. HeiIzS lluolanb, Die aannls
gone. Seutihlanb (aber alld) MN nit
biretten Sampfern), England. Shptts
lanO, Wales, Srlanb unb Die Staot
Sbangbai in China gilt. Sir ale
anberen 9dmber beirdst bds &prto
flint Gents fir Die erIte llnae unb brci
Gents fiir ieoe peitere hinge ober einen
9ruht6eil bnuon. Sir jeben unse<
nii9ero fr~anfirten Srief mub Der @ms
pfdn9cr ben ooppelten 9etrag Deg
Manfos ols Strnfportp ~be3nbIen.
Wern 3. g. ein ciniuher Srief MIR
cine 3rpei Gents Narfc trG9t. 10 be-
lduft iih bieies Strafporto arf feds
Gents, 3. 3. 5fpei Ia( Die hrei Gents,
bic an Der aeborigen Sranfatur bon
funf Gents sefeblt hnben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
BUR StabtiuabI in Subuauc.

Sir sic S%tnbtipubl am 6. Mpri
iteben brei Tlatfprntcn lnb 9nnDi
ontenz9 Bitten I'M Sclbc: Die Der Scmo.
fraterL, Der mlnbbdngi9cn &artci Uni
Der So5inIiiten.
9us NonzH artiianz Sidet, nit Iu:
malt Cigar %. &in9ing ais Wdnors'
Ganbibut, lit bns Meiultnt Iur9er Iet:
tntipn bon berporrn9cilbcn Silrgeril
lpeIdle eincn %nirfIdmcn Srntcit gc9cr
Die nenlpfrnfiIfc MiBrcrtpaItung Su:
bllaitc'5 crhchen. ga Scrr Cigar 8
@ilaina OILS tnroftcrfciter Malm be-
fni1rt lit, en1pfeblcu mir i'm rcd,1
lporm bcn @dhlern, in Der llcber3elis
gllnq, baB icir1e @uhl Gin Sdlritt gun
8eiicrn III uu'crcr Stdntpcrfpalturl
bcbcltcn iuirb.
Die Scmilbungcn Scr NonsT ortiIdns
@clpc9llng in Snbuouc hat id,on Den
Grfplg 81 pcrScidnclt. Dob nllt Dem
b~cmpfratiidcu uub eEnrttIanz
Stdct red: nnne6m1bnrc Gnnoioutcr
itcben unh ioruit cine beiicrc IllslpubI
bon decentralization 81 per6cit)nen lit.
ma ihon cincn Sortidlritt bebclltet.
Saa IN ntd't 3lI llntcrldldBc1l.
Is mar elm bcionhers gliidltGcr
@urf, an sic Spiec ser Nona Tartiiuns
Scluegulg cillcu lungcn, fGbigcn NM
III ltdbtiidlcn NngcIegenbcitcn crFabre@
men @anbibaten mic 0rrt. Cigar 8.
&tl9ing ais Wfapprs@ GanoiDatcn 81
iteIlen. Sericlbc lpdr ndn1lid Id)pll
ldrgerc Sabre 8ebiilfsz Stabtanlpalt
INN lit nit Den Stdbt8e1ddften 9enart
bcfnnnt. 6r. @iaqing bat bel allen
g%cpcglnugelt SIR 6ebn1g Subuale's
Itct@ frdftig mitgcnrbcitct ruto icinc
@obl lpirp nnbcoingt oils Elm Sprts
idritt SIT he9riiBen iein, bcrn tic lptro
Der 9an8cn Selpcgung fir cine tiitti9e
Stabtpcripnltung 6ebenteilbeu @erId]itb
lciitcn. Sbnc bic Scrbienirc ir9enos
mclhcr decentralization, ~bcio1oers
nift icnc res 6rn. SnIl 81 ihmolern,
miB cS bctnnt lperben, oaB gcrdoe Die
8abl bcs Nonz SortiInu WdporsS
Gnnbibnten cine ppiitipe grtldrlrn9
icin ipirb, bnb Die bclieren @leinenie
0ubll1uc'S nod @nt6ieoen NJ
nnb : ii ii q uno nift
mad Eortci riicfiidltcn III gc5ug
nilf Die Stabtpcrlpnltung iih leiten
laiicu. Nit ciucnt Wnnne pon 6rn.
Cigar s.. @ilgins's Gbarafter ilnb
Sdhiofeitcn lit bcgrilnbete Soifnuils,
baB es i'm Manorss Imtc NM pubnrh
8llinnl in l~tnicrer Bpli5et , Ibtbei<
lung nnbers lucrhen ipirb, ippril
llnicrc > cmofrati d Stnbtners
ipnltung 0libuaue 10 ihiper eeihdoiet
hat. Dit Der 8nbl bes Srn. Cigar
8. @iuaing lit aud, 6offnung alif
Rcnncbur III @c5ug arf cine 9crcfte
Rendering uniere3 8eitcuerun9s@
Snitems. 8ic aclu9t, phne irgenoz
mic Den oielcn cbrenipertben Gdnni>
bntcn bcs bcmptratiihen Sidcts 81
nnbe3utretcn, ic6en mir in Der @nbl
bcs 6rr. ebgnr 8. @ill9ing cine ncrz
bicr1tc Hii9c mir b~cmnfratiihe DeiBz
ipirtbihatt unb %bc9rilnbetc Iusiidt
nuf Sortihritt mo Silhti9feit i'll
"uuicrer Stobtpcriunltun9. Scsholb
bctouen mir Bic Gnrloihntltr bes Sru.
@il9ing fir bn5 Nnnor5s Nmlt IN
iolf' nadbriiflidcr @eiIc.-(N. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Srieffihe Seilasen su Tpitpafeten.

General : Ypitmeiiter 8urleIon bal
cine Srbre mter5eidnet, iuonnG Elm
Brief einem Foltpafet bei9efilgt per>
Den bari, meun Srief nno Hatct bic
ielbc Ipreiic traaen unn pprihrifts=
mafis ~franfiri iinO, bo6 barf Der
Srief niht in bns Safet biueingcle9i
nerben, ionhern mtB bon nlBen IN
elmer @eiic an DEM 9ntet befc'tigt
Iein, baB Elm Serlorenecben perbiltci
miro. 0isber mar Die Senbung bon
8ricfen nit Tpitpnfeten nidt erlnllbt.
Sic llclle G%inrihtun9 biirfte bieleu
Senbern %lpillfommen iein, neil lie cs
ern,oslid)t, slci6aeitig nit Ben Tateten
brieflihc Nittbeilungen 81 maiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

bonn 81. %nter iiingit Mi9r. Sbps,
Spreitcr, npoltpliid)cr Gifor Dor
Cares Salem ans Der 9encbiftiners
Congregation Ct. Sttilicn in gnperil.
Wiier. .Scplen. 9iidpf bon Hnmiir.
YrdIiocnt ocs i~tdnOi9en Gomites Der
@lldlariitilden Gongreiie, unb Wti9r.
Shopfer. Siid)of bon Sarbes. fprberll
in cincm @irten1d)reibeu bic 9iidDfe
dlcr Sdnher, DEN Glerlis unb Die
8ldlbi9en 5u sabIrcitem 8e'u6e ocs
bonn p. big %. Sllli in 2purbe5
ItottfiVSenpen Gon9reiics nilf.
Scr belriec cneIiihe 8atbulitcntng
ttnoet bonn 10. bis 10. SuIi in
Cardiff itatt.
Sn Rnilanb ipurbe Elm Rannerz
berein fiir aatbpIifen peutiher Sprufe
segriinbet; aid Die 8riinbun9 zines
Wod)e1blattes lit in Iusiiht seitelt.
Sroe Der fllr5en ,Seit Der Organization
lit Die oeutihe Seeliorse in Wailanb,
8enua, &om. Sloren5, Neapel glt
seoronet.--(&. @.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Nus Der G,uisem Stabt.
(Sortietuns bon Der 1. Scite.)

ms er lit ilbcr5eu9t, bnB eS citel
iciu ipiirbt. I'M gcgcnipdrtisen Ynrlas
mcutc tntboliten sicinolid,c YtaBregeln
ciu5ubrin9cn, neil 10 piele Wlit9licDcr
nit N'lie bon fntboliiden Stimmcn
crlpGblt perbeu. Wan cripartct, oaB
icii Iiniitcrium ip~cuisitenS bis gum
n0difcu Nopember faucrn ipiro.
Sic NJ. Gp~nliitoriol : Congregation
bat enti6icbcu, bab Die @cneruls
9itarc Der ameritauiideu Sio5eien
cbcnip Si05eians9 oniultorcn icin fpns
nen. lpcnm bcrcn Iu3obl 81 flein lit
Rcp. Irtbnr Snmcl. permancnter
Rcftor Scr ct, 6na5inib sairfe in
WcIt6roof, SiDSeIe Yortlanb. Maine.
lit gum pdpitlid,cn Sausprdlaten crs
haunt norben 70
Sn suhien5 cmpiansen ipnrben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Seine UrDsibat.

Sic CrOinnn6 gum @crbpt pcs
MoudcnS III StroBcnbobmpagcn
!pcldc bon nllcu Srnlcu unS @iirgcrs
pcrciucu uciiiuuortct murhc. lit am
23. Mars inn Stnbirntb bon Gbicnoo.
81, nit "a gcgcu 81 Stimmcn abb
0clcbnt morhcn. Die SrbinonS iplrbc
BON Den %~crcinigtcu @cicliduitcn.
elmer Organization 5ur Nuircdte
hnltllng Der pcriOnlideu Srci6cit. be-
tdmpit. @as bod uiGt alleS inter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
@erbammnnssnrtbril bes Snell-
1tnfngs.

Gin Spe5tals anbel9ramm Der yN
y. Staatsate.", meIoet: 2eutnant b
la Talettc ct. George BON 90. Sns
fantertes 8esiment IN 3es, Der elmer
aamcraoen, nudbem er inn iGiperes
Hnredt 5usefiist. int Sueq eridoifer
bat, lit 81 breiBie Wonaten Settings
bait nnb gntlaliuns aus benz 5eeress
bienit perurtbeilt tporben. Sieief
itrensc l1rtbeil zines &rieesserifts
btIbet 81 sleid5er Seit ein gebams
m~itnssurtbeiI bes Suens l1nfugs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
MdtuuQ, Gatholifen!

sStr baben iett 5000 Sarmer tn Dem 8oIocn
grairtesSebiei. 3mei falbolii6e air6en, beiteS
SIima NIB gSailer, tieier idipar5er QoaHibooen,
chen uno punoerpul irildbtbar. a1nnen Ne.
sieruuss . Statiititen. iIr 1912 I~ielern. neldle
5eieey, oaB Der ourtidntttIi1e Reinerfras sic
bro slider beiris. Die Grnie be5ablte fIr oas
3anb. Ser @rtrag mnn6er gamer 8ei8enfeI.
Der beirue in 1912. bis Oh 40 gnidel unb Der
Saferertrag 10 Sut6el. aetnc beiBen @inoe
@Ios' "a Siunben gilenbnbnfabrt bis sum Qano.
9reis nur SD bis SIS pro elder. 2ei6te BE.
bingungen.
DORNES & BUSCH, Dubuque, Iowa.
Scim ehretben erpatne mon sea. oteies ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Ylhtnna. DemtIhe Gatholifen!

g8as oenit Sbr iiber bic beoorftebenbcn
Shneeitiirme2
8arlm fonymt Sbr Iid)t mad Oklahoma ulo
ii6eri @i6 Gin 3eim In ciner ,guien ocuti1cu
@fiiieolung2 Chr fDnnt am 1. Surudr nit
ben Sarnarbeiicn bcginHIen.
9atbpliide Setnfuder iinoen bier enie 9eirre
Su nicorigen Ereiten. mo elm ber5libeS. 9Siu'
fommen In eiHer bliibenoen 4niieolung. tn Der
G1be BON airdc nnb grieiter.
Mir ndbcrc @isfltrit ibreibc cocr tcIearn'
phtre mon au 7. ". benton.
fefercn6en: 8dnf Of elatrl, Gl9tn. Siln..
ODER Jiep. Saiber Sdtoer9rinien. Sterlt1G
Oklahoma.
9eim S6reihen ertud6tc man hieies 8Idit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
S u. is,msr S9s"" %ansssis A-B-C liniment
SO lit ein SdlmerSenitler.
gu haben tn aien Appt6eten.
9tatipnnl : 9ebcusperiidcrung aus
SpiuQ uerbauut.

Sic StuatS6e6oroc bat Der Natips
nal : &ebcuspcriiderlmg5 : OeIeQs
id)oft bon Scs Wpincs Die &i5ena
cnt3ogcn, III Soipn @cIddfte 81 tbur
unb &criidcrlnas : Soliccn nus6us
id)rcibcn.
Scr Stontaz Nubitor crflGrte Yolis
cen in NDhc BON S5,SS0,000 utgiiltig
neil biciclbcn 8citimmun9cu cnts
bicltcn Die Den GcrIihcrImgsz @ciebcr
bc2 Stanic5 6ul%pibcrlnufcn. - GSt
y. Nplf2StN."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Sn Northumberland W1erhonoi

Sn pertanfcn General 0ierhanoile
Wadrenoorrntb, ipcrtb uu9efdbr &c.
600. 8ltc @%clcacnbcit. gtebmc cincn
She'll baar. Der Mcit aui 3eit. Scrtihe
fatbpliIdc InIiehlltng nit grnberairde
llno SfipeIteru : Sd)llc. Siibs Safota.
Gcrtallfc lueacu 9ciftpdd,tcr @ciunbs
belt. @breiiiere: vWerhanbiie", bieie
3eitung. 3,31,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

itobenbe @runbitiide an5ufaufeu unb
10 bas Seiittbum 81 bererDbern.
Sizes gilt gang beIonbers fir bns nDrhs
li6e Soma unb bas iiiblihe Winnez
iota, lpelde @e9enben iiG I'M Sabre
1918 elmer beionberen Hroiperitdt erz
frcut baben, mas Die @rllnoeigen1
Thinner peranlabt bat, 81 tradten, ibr
Gi9entbnm 81 per8rDBern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Saatfurn %id)in,meIig.

GSie mitgetbcilt iuiirpe. bnbcn DC
bisber am Snattorn por9enomrncnen
"Seirs" craeben, baB elm GROCER BRO
5entiue nes Storms idlinnmcli9 uno
bellcu aeimfrnft id)tpab lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
&einc cute Senbcns.

@aterIbp, Sopa.--@in Seriht
Der Sarlehens> @cielidaften IdBt ers
fcnnel,. bab cine Nei9uns Sur g Il
gro'bernn9 Der armen be-
itebt, fpas fpieber 5i elmer Scrrinses
rung Der aanebepoIferuug fiibren
mlB. GS pirb erfldrt, baB ndbeSu
bic Sdlfte Der aeiud)ten Sarleben S1
Dem Sipede perlangt tperben, an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
MurktbPrtd1te.
Sir ben 0r~pfnerfauf.
Dubuque, ben 30. Wdr;.
Oetreibe, Sen. MehI. etc.


Oetreibe, Sen, WlebI, etc.
Weijen: SO-s5c per Suibel.
Saier: 4O-45e per 9uibeL
Sorn: 55@6Or per gmibel.
Verite: 1880 per Yulbel.
Go99en: 4b-55e per 9uIbel.
Sen: Sl2. 00-$15. 90 per Ionne.
Wtebl: Vateut. s.. 2O-5.8O; iiraiabt,
"a. 50-4.S0.
2leie: $24. 90 per Come.
Groceries, etc.
Iepisl: S2.25-S2.5 per Buffet; $3.50
-$6.W per Barrel.
3artohelu: S5c-90e per guibet.
3rplebelr: &c per Piuub; Spauiide
Smiebeln, $3.50 per Grate.
4teb.
Stiere: 81. 00-S7.3 5
Hinoer SO. 10-S5.OD
Riipe: SO. l0-S5.15
&dlber 5000. 90.
|. gGinmer: SO. 0D-S3. 80.
S@rpeine tauf BEN SuB): $685. 5
per bnnbert Piuuo.
Butter. Gier unb 2Gie.
Gisr: 15@l7Tc per Ouseno.
Butter: Sair3, csc; @reamerp. SOC
per Yfuno.
6Gis: Rbain. 6dls. csc; Bird, 25c; elm.
burger, 2O@2je; Spiss. 27c per Binuo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Cine 5eltene Weleaenhett.

$50 alder bc5 bciici Spoens, iait aans chen
uno in .gitcm 3uiinno. 2 Wiei!en bon faib.
len Iet'gifi bef Concrete e. sfras e' mad, u" sSaibinaton .'T ),
s.. Sic @cbdroc itnp bcinnbe oen geforoerten
Irci5 Dertb, mcIder 81, 900 beirdgt, uno eo
eibt ~nirgeno5 cille Before Sarm.
S.ASnpaenbcrg,
Chamber of Commerce, Baltimore, W,o.
@eim sAreiben eripdbne oiefes NLatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

Stellc aeiid,t oIs 8cbitlfc in 9oits
Office. Sdbig nrb tann 3eusniie
porlegen. @egenlpdrtig S1uIebrerin.
@an abreiiicre: 0siR ". 8. g., hieies
Slatt. 4,2,d
Seim S6reiben eripdbne man seG. oieies BIatt.