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The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1914-10-06
Cordova. October ;

Cordova. October
The steamer Alameda was sched-
uled to sail north from Seattle to-
morrow night, but her sailing has
been postponed a day and she will
not leave until the night of the It'll.
Several of the members of the
geological survey party that has
been working during the past sea-
son in the Kotsina and Nizina coun-
try, arrived in town yesterday on
he train. They will sail south on
the Northwestern tomorrow. In the
party are Fred H. Moffat, J. B.
Mertie, S. A. Witherspoon, Glen
Connolly and B. c. Palmer. Most o,
them will go on to Washington for
the winter.
George w. Sias, the managing
director of the company that is oper-
ating the extensive placer property
in the Valdez Creek district, passed
through On the steamer Watson this
morning. He will 60 to Boston for
the winter and will arrange to send
in a No. 8 Keystone drill and sup
plies for next seasons work. Speak
ing of the work being done by his
company, the. Valdez Creek Power &
Mines Co., Mr.. Sias said:
1--WE have constructed a new
III, ~,
length, eight feet on the bottom,
four feet deep and fifteen feet at the
top. which with its fall of one
quarter inch to the rod gives us
$500 miners inches of water every
"a hours. We have built big pen
stock, a flume, have laid over one
mile of pipe, which Was riveted and
laid by Alfred HI. Bryant, who has
had 16 years experience in the
Kenai district and we also had two
experts sent by the pipe manufac-
turers in San Francisco. We have
also constructed 200 feet of flume
five feet wide, three feet high with
a grade OF eIgnt lncneS TO every
twelve feet and are now operating
the plant. i
''The cleanup this fall will be a
good one in spite of the fact that the
big hydraulic plant has been IN
operation for but few weeks, as
the better part of the season has
been spent in construction work.
Next year the returns will surprise
the people of this section, as the
ground has been well prospected be-
fore we went to the expense OF
sending in the big plant and the
supplies needed. An outfit of ESQ
tons was sent to the ground last
winter
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1914-10-06

pected to follow soon. with resultant
benefits to Seattle.
Information has been received
that Mr.. o. Hoolie, a resident OF
Naknek, was drowned September
18th. Mr.. Hoolie left Naknek Sep
TENDER 18th for a trip up the
Kvichak river to Iliamna and on the
night of the 18th, while his launch
was anchored at Big Island, near
the lower end of Hanna Lake he
attempted to visit the main land in
small boat and was drowned. The
body was recovered and buried on
Big Island. Mr.. Hoolie was the sue
cessful bidder for the Dillingham;
Cold Bay mail contract for the COM
ing winter.
The Socialist party of this divi-
sion expect to have. full legislative
ticket in the field at the election to
be held four weeks from tomorrow.
D. w. Lynch for senator and R. E..
Hegner for the house, is the contri-
button of Cordova to the cause The
other three members for the house
will likely come from the westward.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1914-10-06
VOTE FOR
George r. Goshaw
TO THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD DIVISION:

impossible to of
the mining and business
find through the
medium '
I desire your vote for Senator to the Territorial
Legislature, from the Third Division, at the
= Election on Tuesday, November the Third
My friends have
office seek SEEK THE OFFICE, your support
am solely responsible for candidacy
pledges individual party and if
elected will absolutely
kind to that which of
people of Aaka-not
the session. a and knowledge of affairs
gained from considerable
and continue such year
OF
If feel that NOT honestly sincerely your
ballot for
Yours very truly
Chisana, Alaska Sept. 1, 1914. GEORGE GOSHAW.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-20
Eureka Items

We are having nice weather
again since the cold spell on Thurs
day of last week.
Mrs. w. A. King took her sis
ter Mrs. Adair of Liberal who
has been staying the last two
weeks with Mrs. w. T. Capps to
her home in Liberal on Monday.
V. Capps is preparing to dig
another silo.
G. E. Morehouse was helping
G. H. Morehouse haul fodder on
Monday.
Grandma Newman died at the
home of her son Noah on the 10th
and funeral services was held at
Baptist Church of which she was a
faithful member on the 18th at
2:30. Interment was made by her
husband in the Tyrone cemetery.
G. E. morehouse returned from
Hopkins Mo. and also Exeter Neb.
on Friday.
Mrs. T. f. Ogletree ann little
daughter Jewel spent the afternoon
on Monday at the q. +. Morehouse
home.
Levi Newman and family took
dinner on sunday at w. A. Kings,
G. II. Morehouse and family
spent Sunday at the home Of their
parents Mr.. and Mrs, G. E.
Morehouse this week. w. Z. is
in Colorado.
q. H. Morehouse and wife and
Mrs. G. E. Morehouse were in
Liberal on Friday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-20
CORRESPONDENTS
Obern Observings

Nearly all the farmers in this
vicinity are listing in there fields.
Mrs. Lancelott is here visiting
her daughter Miss Ruby.
Mr.. E. E. King was called to
Little River on business Monday.
Macie Jerman is working at
Edmonds Ranch this week.
Henry Milestone and wife are
staying at GuymOn, Oklahoma Mr..
Milestone is taking medical treat
ment there.
Roy VIII etstone returned home
Sunday.
H. &. Downing was at Moscow
Saturday.
Archie Higday was at Mr..
Hopkins Sunday.
WILDER Sloan and Ruby Lance
lott attended the dance at Satanic
Friday night.
Bonnie and Willie Jerman we're
at Moscow Sunday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-20

Miss Anna Brier is quite i'll
with tonsilitis. There was no
school Tuesday and Wednesday on
that account.
Mr.. Erlewine and Ralph have
been helping Lee Eelewine build
his new house this week.
Mr.. Dickeys have been attend
ing the meetings at Liberal this
week.
Esther Kellar spent Saturday
afternoon with Ida Horney,
Will Augurot bought some feed
of Mr.. Conditt last week.
Mrs. Lee Erlewine and daugh-
ter have been staying with Mrs.
Grace Erlewine this week.
E. j. Fitzgerald was in this
neighborhood Mondoy.
There was an Endeavor social
at Hayne Saturday evening.
Mrs. Dickey delightfully."- enter
tanned few lady friends at an
informal five o'clock tea Tuesday
evening. Covers were laid for six.
She was assisted by her daughter
Gladys Colby, at about six o'clock
the guests departed hoping that
Mrs. Dickey would entertain
again soon.
Monde Pennington's children
are about over the whooping
Cough.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-20
Blue Bell and Valley Center

Rather rainy and chilly today,
Wednesday.
w. P. Davis and family and
Chas. STAFFORD and wife spent
Sunday evening at Henry Jones',
The pie supper following liter.
airy at Valley Center was we'll at
tended and the pies brought an
average of thirty cents. Over 81
was made on the pies. The liter
airy program was we'll given.
Literary will be again Friday, 81,
and everybody is welcome.
Chas. Stafford and wife spent
Sunday with home folks.
A. j. Land rnd wife spent Sun
day with Robert Birchell and wife.
Henry and Ray Jones took their
father to Liberal Monday, after
he spent week with his two sons.
Wednesday, was road working
day and nearly all in the neigh
borhood we're working.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-20
Why Not
Try the
l7C-a-Day
Plan

The beauty Of The Oliver Type.
writer l7.Cents.a- Day Plan is that
II works out satisfactorily for
everybody concerned. g.
This plan ties up a very large
sum OF the company's money in
typewriters sold on time.
But we have an abundance OF
capital, We are glad TO use our
resources to bring this great bust
ness aid Within easy reach OF all
who have use for typewriters.
Thousands tell us that they
bought their Oliver Typewritsrs
without noticing the outlay,
Here's the way the plan works:
You make small first payment
and get the machine at once.
Then save II Cents a Day and
pay monthly, exactly the same as
rent.
When you complete the pay
ments, the typewriter Is yours
forever And you pay only the
list price.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-20

The Pleasant Valley literary anC
Methodist ladies aid entertainment
and Pie supper last Friday night
was big success, the ladies aid
took in $l4.S5., The little school,
house was crowded to its utmost
capacity there being about 125
present.
Ralph and Walter Heath and
families made an overland trip to
the Beaver River the first of the
week.
Mr.. Daniels and family of Pratt
Co, will move to the G. F, Jeffers
farm this week.
Charley Hawk and Clyde Conor
returned from a business trip to
Missouri last week.
Mr. y. +. JefferS will spend a
day or two with Ralph Hays and
wife before starting on there way
to New York.
A. M. Farmer of Pratt visited
his daughter and family, Sam
Redfern and wife,
Mrs Arley Atha and children
of Optima will spend a week with
her folks G. O,Dayis and wife.
Every one is invited to the
Pleasant Valley literary. We have
a good entertainment every Friday
night.
o. NJ. Nix and Ed Scott visited
the Pleasant Valley school last
Friday afternoon
The Bethel aid met last Thursday
with Mrs. B. f. Packer.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-20
Ridgeview

We had nice rain in this
vicinity last Wednesday night.
MIR. Berg, of the Hitch ranch
has been hauling hay from over
on the Cimarron.
Luther Ellis has all OF his
ground blank listed out for spring
crops.
Willis Jones and son, Jsdy,
helped Hall Bros, fix their wells
one day this week.
Mr.. Kelly was a county seat
visitor last Saturday.
Henry Berg is listing and
blowing this week.
'fhe five hundred head of cattle
on the Hitch ranch are going
through the winter in fine shape.
They are being fed oil cake at
present.
John DeFreeze was trading in
Liberal last Saturday.
j. w, Freeman is painting and
repairing some this week.
Mr.. Redfern is farming and get
ting ready for spring crops.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-20

and receive the highest cash price.
Adv.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-20
South Liberty Scribblings

Carl Akers and wife, Jean Cox
and family, Ed Louthan and
daughter we're Sunday visitors at
Floyd Louthans.
Ben Couch of Kismet went to
Kansas City to visit his uncle and
took sick with typhoid fever. His
father has gone after him.
The party at John Millers turned
out fine there were quite a crowd
there.
John Miller and wife spent
Saturday evening with Floyd
Louthan and wife also Mona
Handy and Edna Louthan.
Singing at South Liberty next
Wednesday night everybody come
and try your lungs.
Miss Mildred Long is getting
along nicely with her school at
South Libesty.
Mis- ALVIN Simonson was a Sun
day visitor at Palmers.
Cora Palmer was Sunday
visitor at Mrs. Belle Millers.
There was no dance at Fred
Kirchmire's on account of the
sickness of his mother.
Two of George Knowles girls
were real sick last week, there is
quite a bit of sickness around
South Liberty especially among
the children.
Party at George Orimiston's
next Tuesday night February 18th
There were not very many at
Sunday School but we hope to see
a better crowd next Sunday.
Edd Louthan, Earl Lepper,
George Ormiston, George Knowles
and Grant Ormiston went to
Liberal Tueaday as witnesses in
proving up Grant and George
Ormiston's places.
Percy and Ralph Miller, Art
Handy and Alvin Simonson went
to Plains for an automobile ride
Monday.
Opal Miller wrs quite sick last
week, but is better at present.
Vern Wilson, Lem Couch and
Willie Lee went to Plains Sunday
on Isl.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-20
6e-A
OLIVER
Typewriter
The StanOord Hi.iBls Writer


is a salary.raiser, an income-pro-
Queer, an aid to personal etficien-
cy.
Oliver Typewriters are earning
millions OF Dollars for their opera
tors and owners.
They are helping hosts OF am
bilious young people to achieve
successful business careers.
They are helping the small busl-
ness to grow big and the big bust
ness to grow bigger.
They are trade.builders as we'll
as revenue producers and efficiency
makers.
The newest and best Model Type.
writer is sold on this popular plan.
There is no extra charge for the
famous PRINTYPE OLIVER
the only typewriter that prints
print. Printype is conceded to
be the greatest typewriter I'M
provement of the century.
More than $4,000 Local Agents in
the United States and Canada are
making money selling Oliver Type
writer's. This is proof positive
OF Oliver merit and Oliver popu-
larlty.
Write for particulars Of the IT,
Cents-a,Day Plan. Ask for speci-
men of Prlntype.
The Oliver typewriter Company. N. L.
Falls, Local Agent. Liberal, Kansas
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-20
Between Hayne and Liberal

This community was shocked
Sunday morning to learn of the
sudden death of G. A. Grimsley
The body was shipped toEmporia
monday for burial. Mrs Grimsley
Fred and Gus Grlmsley and Mrs.
Bernard LOOMS accompanying it
on the sad journey.
Miss Lou EN- Root is caring for
Mrs. LOOMS children durig her
absence.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-20
Pleasant Valley

Frank Green and g. O. Davis
made business trip to Pratt the
first of this week.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Guglanos Ham6friea.

aiel, A. Hop.-@in amerifaner
in Sbebopgan IN @isconiin ianote
aus Ieinem @obnort einen griei, Den
oas ,8ilbelmsbapener Sageblatt"
perofientliht. Gr ihreibt:
SD fiible mid perpilidtet, Sbnerl
Elm 8orfommniB mit5utbeilen, OaS 10
redt Den tiefen Sab uno Neio urro Die
@iieriudt Gn9lanos gegen 0eutid)-
lanO fenn5eidnet. Die Sb. Solratb
Gompunp, elm bieiises 9ledemaiqier.
merf, erbielt cine 3uihriit Der Con.
ooner Sad)5eitihriit oSron Ige", in
Der ailgeregt muroe. ale anitrenaun-
gen Si MAIDEN. nm Den oelltid)en Mus
f~ubrbaroel auf Dem @ebiete 0es Vled)-
emaiQiergeperbes nad Siib.amerifa
in Ole Sdnoe 81 befommen. enalano
meroe on ieinem Sbeile fir ale Sci.
ten ifon oaiiir ior9en, Dob 9eutid)-
lano mid)t mebr in Die Gage fommc, 81
erportieren. Sit Oas niht cine eut-
ieslide boOenloie Salidbeit mo
9tihtsluiiroigfeit? limo babel gcbell
oieie areaturen nod Dor. 0aB lie Den
arieg nid)t aepolt bGtten, lonoern an
gcgriiien woroen mGren. @cbc @oti
ocn ocutifen @aiien Den Sieg, iiigi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
S~clocnmitbiser IeloseiitlidDcr.

rSn itootlifen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in 9aben bel @ien beiinOet lid Der f..
II. f. Selofurat Soiepb Gd,leitner, ein
Hinrrer aus aGrnten, Der bel Serle'
BON in neun5ebnItiinoigenl, gernbe5u
moroeriihem Selter iinerihrofen I'M
ter iteter 2ebensgeiubr ore GermunOe-
ten periorgtc inO nod Dem &iid5u9
ieines Hegiments Den Ibtrunsport
bon GenpunOeten ~leitete, mobei er
ielbIt nit feinblld)en @ronnten uno
Shrapnels beftig beId3oIien muroe.
Gin Sd)rapneliplitter entriB lbm Die
Sel0fopre urb mari i'm 81 SoOen.
Gr fpnnte lid, ieooh bolo mie0cr erbp-
len, oo or mr. betollbt, bod nid)t per.
mllnoet NOR. 9tur NIT Sillfc elmer
gemohnlifen SanOfarte, elmer Sas
%id)enlampe. pielind) nllr nad) Dem
StonD Ger Sterne lid) orientierenO,
brad]tc cr oilrd) Die i~initere Hahi
ieinc Gernunoeten mitten ourd Die
ieinolid,en Sid)eriingeu ani pier @o-
gen mad, 3pooc5op. Sniolge Der
Had)tiroitc in Trcilagern mo ionitlr
ger Strupa5en mo @efabren lit Der
opferniitbigc Yricitcr MN, oblpobl
urpcrpulOet, ielblt ldpper e%rfrnnft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

regilng erflurlid) mar, 10 Oitrfte Das
Den 5raliell uno &inoeril, Garunter
SGuglingen, nid)t pergolten peroen.
Gen ensliiden Gamen, ole bel Mus.
brud Des arieaes in unlerer 8olplie
maren, pliroen Die oenfborIten Inter.
itiisungen 3utheil, nno ibre ciaenen
9anoaleilte in llniform, oieles 5iliams
nlcngerpiirfelte @emen9iel a~llerballO
id)iifbriidpiaer areuturen, baben 10
menia Nd,tln,g Dor fricotertl9en
Truuen mo ain0ern. Sn Sientiin
murben lie Don Der oeiltid)en aolonic
aili Die bette @eiie auiaenommen, uro
allies mllroe perIlIht, nm lie Die 0urd)s
lebtcn bangen Stnnoen ~pcraeiicn 81
MAIDEN. NQea lit bereit; ireuoig iiebt
jeoer oen fommenOen 3eiten ent9egen,
uno oles itebt auf Dem Eoiten. Heih
mo arm, Oh fern, oh meit, nles lit &c.
fommen, Inn mit5ubelfen. 3pei Ser.
rem ritten eff Gage, INN Dem Huie 81
iolgen, brei onoere limo % Gage 81
Sub %gemunoert, INN ibre Yfliht 81 er.
fiilen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Yelsiid)e 8raniamfeit.

Gem .Srunfflirter @ereral.Sn5ei
ger" miro gemeloet: Bon Der @rou.
i%onnfeit uno Den u~nerborten llebergrii.
ZEN, Die lid, ole 9elgicr wGbrcno oes
arieges aegell Ole OeltidJen Ginpob-
lcr bes &anoes 81 ShulOen tonunlen
lieBen, meroen INNER nelie Gin5elbel.
ten befonnt. Gin Soraang, Der al
perbred,eriider 8rauiamfeit ieilles.
gleidyen iuht, miro inns neueroings
bon einem in @el9ien aniGnia geIueic'
men ulo mlnnnebr bier lpobletoell
oiterreid)iid,en llntertbanen lrro ne
ierpeoifi5ier mitgetbeilt, Der lid) iiir
Ole @ahrbeit oes Mieoergegebenell
perbiirgt. Die Sad,e lit 10 baaritrau,
bend, ooB man bin5uiiigcn mrB, Dab
elm na6er 8erwanbter ocs @ewGbrs.
malules ielbit Oopon ~betroIfel mlroe.
Is moren I'M 9rilgge etua 1000
Ieutite mo OeIterreid)er beioerlcI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Sdhuieriafeiten Der Sclsier init ben
unoercn ituO inter iid,.

Gem .Scrlincr Sofulon5cigcr"
miro ans Hooieuoaol, 10. Nop. 1914
gemclbct: Norgcitcrll mllrocn III
9rcoa iobncniliiGtiac bclgiide Offi-
5icrc intcrniert, Die ON ). Nop. pom
aorig hilbert nit Dem Hitterfrell5 oca
Seppulo.S roenS nlisgejeihnct NOR
Den maren. Sic gcbortcn 5lllr 5ruei-
ten Snfuntcrie.H egimcnt. Nls tic bon
2~anbsiellten befrogt murbcn, mcsbulb
lie Die Heibcn in bencn tic 10 tnpicr
gefompft, perlailen b1ttelL, clltgegnete
elmer Der Sifi5iere: ,Wcil mir c. lott
bobell, ltnierc urmen Sol0atcn Den
6cr5loien urO nm ibr cigcnea Self be.
iorgten Sriten 5ullebe ms Scuer jl
iogen. @ir ielbit rietbcr Den Wann-
id)aiten sur Sabnenilltd)t. Die Sellte
fiir cine 9bimGre 5t opiern, lit bod
Elm Gerbreden. @lnrbt ia nid)t, 0ob
Der &oniq nit Dem Nic0crmeteln let.
llcr brnpen 9elgicr einpcritnl0en lit.
MaS ipa CT nbcr tbrn? Seit iCiner
lctten Segegnung nit Eolncare bat
er iid) umo iein Suuo ben S~ran5oicn
uno %Gngldnoern pcri6riebcn. Gin
Sflope lit cr belitc. fem Scrrider
mebr. Sb Die Seutlden ms Selgien
pertrieben meroen o0er uid)t, nit unles
rem ireien GaterlnnOe lit Is Elm fiir
olemal 5u GnOe. Siloct eilf ia nid)t
Elm, Bob oas nere Sclgicu %unobbGn-
aig ieiil miro. @ir limo perfauit un0
uerrotben. Mebr fam id) cllf nid)t
iogel."
Iie Sffi5iere tbeilten nit, oab lid
neutrality-suspicious. Dc @roQuepiac NIT
ben iibrigcn WitglicOern Der Gcgic-
rung griinOlid ertt5peit babe urO be-
reits auf Der Miniiteriudc lei. Ter
aammerpraiioent Sd)ollacrt Ioa ais
Winiiter oes N~llspGrtigcn in oos
nerc aubinett elntretcn. 9rouueplQe
bleibt Yremier. un0 &riclauIiniitcr.
aonig hilbert mar niht imitunOc, Ole
gintrad)t I'M &abiuctt. ociieu Gage &c.
5Gblt limo, nieocr bcr5uitcllcn. Nus
Nnoeutungcn iciner Oiii5ierc gilG
hcrppr, ooB 5piid)en &onig Albcrt
uno DEM 8encral Enu icbr nierqllld
Lido observation-disclosures itnttgc,
iunbeu boben, ocrcn GrgebniB Der NIB
transport belgiihcr 9lbtbcilun9cn
nod YuriS mar. Nrpaltcuiac al.
Bcrtc lid iibcr Den 3rucd bicicr MoB
nabnrc, Die Serbiinocten bieltcr BAR
aitf, ooB noh Der @ie0crcroberulg
gelgiens gut erbolte cinbcinild)e
Sruppen, ilantiert Don irnn5oiiid)en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

@eidlehts internirt. Ha6 etiuo 9tG.
giger @efangenIdaft filnoete ma Den
babel 6eftnolihen etlpa 40 I'M mebr-
pfli6tigen Ilter ~ite6enben Mdnnern
an, Dab lie am nad)lten Worgen er.
IdIoiien meroet miir0en. Mau FAM
lid) oas Gntleeen porltellen, Die OieIc
Infiinoigung inter ben ungliidliden
Spfern berporgerufen. Size brad]ten
cine eltietlife Nod]t 5u, mGbrenO
adlt bis lreitn Ger 9etroffenen in gel
Itige Sermirrulla p%erfielcn. 9lm nGd)-
item Worgen lpurOen Die 40 Wann in
Der Sbat uuf ben @refutiousplos &c.
fiibrt ulb Dor Elm Yeleton.@ ar0e &c.
ltellt. Is erfolgt onS 4ommalloo
.umoreben" ur6 als Die mgliidliden
Spfer nit Dem Hiiden nu6 ben Col.
Oaten itanoeL gaben bieie auf ein
aonmalroo lire Sd)iiiie III Die Sllft
ab. 0aS gauge bate MIR ben 3rued,
Die Seute 5l p%einigen.
@ir geben bicie Mitt6eillmg 5ltr
9eurtbeilung bes Sorgebcns Der bel.
giifen 9eborOen mieoer, 5ugleih aber
audi ais Sonbhabe fiir cine Inter.
iubung, oamit Die an Oieiem unerhor.
ten Serbreden Sdulbigeu, ioueit lie
81 ermitteln limo, ieiner5elt IDrer
Strafe nift e%ntaeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

boloioitel Nbid)luB ocs bllltIgen eilro'
pGiid,en arieaes herbei mo erfloren
ms iiir Die llmpanollung Der euro
pGiid)cn Stoatcn IN Decentralization:
2itaueil iiir Die Sitaier, Eolen mir Die
Yolen, Die llfraine iiir Die l(frolner
{. inrigen Can't miOnlet Die Yer
iammlung @ooOrom Willon, DEM
ErGiioenten Der Yereinigten Staatell,
iiir ieilte Vemiibung I'M Die Serltel-
luna oes SSrieoens uno Die Sltte, alles
auipnpcnoen, nm Die %begonnene Nr.
belt SIM sliidliden abIdlnB 5n brlr'
gen."
Die GeriammluIg pdblte ell go
mite, oas Srenoeu iiir Den 6ollos 5iir
9eireiuna Ger Ukraine iamnreln loil,
uno cinen Gclegierten in Den anlerlta'
niihen .llfroiniid)en Nationnlratb"
Iie Yeid,liiile muroen audi IN ocilt'
ider uno engliider Sprade peroI'
ientlift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Sine 3eitnmg, bic iid) ielbit
buufutticrt.

IS lit mobl nod follm jc porgefom-
men, Dab cine 3eitltng iidl ielbit bon.
f%ottiert bat. Dies aber hnben anl1B-
lif Oes arieges unierc Ocutihen
2nnosleilte i'm fernen Sbile 5llitanbe
gebradt. Gie in Suntiago erifei.
neiroe 9robe 3eitung ~Mercurio"
bate iif nit Der liigenbaften @erihts
eritattung iiber beiltid)e Nicoerlagcn
u,o Der llnteroriifltng aller Nahrif-
ten iiber oeiltide @rfolge 10 unper.
fennbar tenoell5ios benommel, OnB
cine energiife 8opfottbemegung &c.
gen Ons Slatt eingclcitct muroe. IS
mllroe Der Hlun gefaBt, Oirien Sop.
fott inn vMtercurio" ielbit 81 annon.
cieren, mas aud, oanf ser llnporiif.
tigteit Der Heoaftion nnO Der uorIid,-
iigen Saiilllg Der Nnnouce glGnSellO
eelulgen lit. 60 finoet man in Der
Summer pom s.. Sept. an Der anffal-
lenblten Stele ocs 9lattes, mittcrl
inter Den ariegsOereid)en, Die nad).
fpl9enOe groBaeorudtc Nn5eige:
.Icltide 2anoslellte !-Oie 3ei-
tllrg 5iebt ultier Golfstbum taalid) in
Den Shmlls. Sanoelt OolIad)."
IS muroe Damn natiirlih 0niiir &c.
ior9t, boB am noditcn Gage Die
iibrige Nrciic geliigenb bon Dem
HeiniaQ Oes yWercurio" Hoti5 nahln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Sin 1%6jGbriser YrinS ais &riegsfrci
miQi0er.

Nus a0ln miro umter'm Is. Nop.
bcrihtet: Nli Dem bieligen gabnboi
ipicltc iid) cine benlerfcnspertbc
S3ene ob. Nit elmer gan5en S6aar
icd)S SUB bober Sonopebrmdluler
fam audi eir gan5 iun9es mo fleines
aerld)en nit Dem Nrm IN Der ginoc
al. Gr id)ien farm icdBcbniGbrl1
unb mar oiienbor ais 8cmeincr nit
Der Mbiid)t Der S%eiorbcruna IN unier
Seer cingctrefen. Nls or Dem @ogcl
entitieg, begriiBte i'm Der Sabnboi'
poritcber unro lio i'm Elm. ms 6iir'
iten3immer einSutretcn, nm BORT cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

GrfriIfung ein5unebmen. Ser fleine
Termllloctc lcbnte nber Die Giroa.
blung ab mo iugte. er pole nit ieinell
aamcrooen AMI Dem 9abniteia Elm
RUTHERFORD eiien. Ger Sreiwiaige
mar ell Yrin5 bon Sienblrg, eiii
Sobn oca 6iiritcl BON Sienburg.Sii-
Oingen, unO nit 16 Sabren ais Srei,
milliger ms Seer eingetreten.