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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-14
TRY THIS FOR NEURALGIA.

Thousands of people keep on suffer
ing with Neuralgia because they do
not know what to do for it. Neuralgia
is pain in the nerves. What you
want to do is to soothe the nerve it
self. Apply Sloan's Liniment to the
surface over the painful part-do not
rub it in. Sloan's Liniment penetrates
very quickly to the sore, irritated
nerve and allays the Inflammation
Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for
25 cents of any druggist and have 1t in
the house-against Colds, Sore and
Swollen Joints, Lumbago, Sciatlca
and like ailments. Your money back
if not satisfied, but it does give almost
instant relief.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-14
Rain Damages Alfalfa Hay.

At the Colorado station it was found
that a rainfall of an inch and three
quarters showed loss to alfalfa hay
OF more than one-third Of the crude
protein and one-seventh Of the carbo-
hydrates and gain OF about IL per
cent crude fiber. Their experiments
showed that tepid water dissolves 40
per cent Of choice third cut alfalfa.
1t is thus seen that cured alfalfa hay
contains large portion of its nutrients
in n form soluble in water. and heavy
rains may remove nearly half Of the
nutrients and that portion that Is in
the most digestible form.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-14

day where they have been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie.
The following are the subjects for
the services of the Wheeler Metho-
dist Episcopal church for January IL:
Morning, "Christ as an Example"
evening service, selected.
Mrs. Bert Boswell and daughter re-
turned Wednesday night from two
weeks visit in Ohio.
DIR. Phelps of Battle Creek the dis
trict superintendent of Lnasing dis
trict, filled the pulpit in this place
January 10.
Mrs. Mable Smith of Breckenridge
visited her sister, Mrs. Charles Hogle,
Wednesday.
Jay w. Peters of Mt. Pleasant was
i'm town on business Wednesday.
George Cooper is building a nice
bungalow on his lot just south OF
Boonesteel's mill.
Edwin Joslyn of Elm Hall was the
guest of his sisters Sunday.
Bert Wilson was in Saginaw on bus
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-14
ELM HALL.

Mrs Ida Hills and son MoX of Al
ma visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A. Winter, last week.
Rev. G. w. Bodine and wife were
in Bedding Sunday attending a quar-
terly meeting.
Mrs. Edna LaVoy is spending week
in Greenville visiting friends.
John Hall and wife were in Sagi-
nav Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Haner is spending a
few days with her parents, Warren
Van Leuvan and wife and helping
care for her brother, who is very sick.
Mrs. Mason of Sherman City is
spending a few days with her sister
Mrs. Joseph and helping care for Mr.
Joseph, who is no better at this writ
ing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-14
mess Saturday.

mess Saturday.
The Wheeler schools opened this
week.
The Young Peoples Sunday school
class spent a very pleasant evening
at the home of Miss Viva Hillock on
Saturday.
Don't forget that the Wheeler Glee
Club sings for the evening service
of the Wheeler church on the last Sun
day evening of each month. Their
next night will come on January 81.
Mr.. John Duffy and Mr.. Murphy, in
surance agents from Bay City, were
i'm town on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Schatzer are
proud possessors of a new 1915 model
boy.
Mrs. p. Vanorman and Mrs. Steven
Vanorman returned from Mecosta
county where they have been caring
for Mrs. p. Vanorman's daughter, Mrs,
Robert Amons.
Henry Bliss has moved into the res
idence lately vacated by Newell Brad
ford, Gratiot county's present sheriff
Mr.. Ezekial Arnold of st. Louis Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Weeks Fri
day of last week.
Mrs. Maude Allen was on the sick
| list last week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-14
FEED HENS REGULARLY.
Neglect In This Matter s"so 10 S:oduee
Bad Results.

Neglect In This Matter S"so 10 Produce
Bad Results.
1t is poor policy TO let the birds go
to roost without their evening meal.
Now and then pOultryman Will he
away from home at feeding time. and
when he returns he finds the chickens
have gone TO roost Ii Is long time
from sunset to sunrise. too long some
times for chickens TO go without food.
but when IL comes 10 going without
solid food from one morning till next
morning il becomes disastrous 10
flock Of fowls. says the Kansas Farm
er. There is no excuse for leaving the
chickens so long without food. II you
are planning 20 be away part OF the
afternoon feed them before you go.
even II IL is n couple Of hours before
the regular time. This will not do as
a constant thing. but 1t is better than
letting the birds go to roost with empty
crops.
II you must be away at feeding time
secure some one to feed the birds at
the proper time. You may think that
this neglect does not hurt the birds.
but II does. for the poorly fed hen Is
usually the one that does not lay dur
ing the winter. and the same may be
said OF the neglected hen. II you ex.
pect good returns from your hens you
must give them the treatment that
warrants such returns. or course this
does not refer to the hens on farm
that can pick up bits of grain from
around the corncribs and hog lots. but
refers to those poultrymen who have to
furnish everything to their poultry.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-14
WEST ARCADIA

A baby boz arrived at the Johnson
home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watkins re-
ceived a trunk last week from their
former home, containing some very
nice presents.
j. II. Allis celebrated his 72nd birth
day last Tuesday. A few of his friends
assisted in celebrating the event and a
delicious birthday dinner was served
at the home.
Mr.. Burns has moved on to the
farm he lately bought of Ida Muller.
Mrs. Muller is living with her father
at the present time.
Mrs. Charles Courts is caring for
the new arrival at the Johnson home
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-14
Grain For Hens.

Feed variety of grain rations TO
poultry when confined TO the hodse
Give oats. wheat. corn. barley. Kaffir
corn. peas. millet. buckwheat and any
others available. II Is unwise TO con
fine the hens to any one feed. as even
if large quantities are eaten the sys-
tenn can use only certain quantity Of
any one ingredient and requires others
TO balance the ration, Corn and buck
wheat are heating and should be fed
more freely in winter than In summer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-14
POULTRY
ano EGGS
POULTRY EQUIPMENT.

Hen House Accessories That Are Nee
essary TO Success.
Next TO having a proper house, equip
ment is the most important matter con
fronting the poultryman who would
succeed with his flock. Good equip
ment not only tends to make the work
less difficult. but 1t enables the poultry
man to keep his flock in the best condi-
ton. thereby bringing II to maturity
early and maintaining health. thus per
hitting OF high egg yield.
Briefly the more important equip
ment consists of the following: Roosts
that are built on level. with dropping
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-14
STOP THE CHILD'S COLDS. THEY
OFTEN RESULT SERIOUSLY.

Colds, Group and Whooping Cough
are children's ailments which need I'M
mediate attention. The after-effects
are often most serious. Don't take the
risk-you don't have to. DR.. Kings
New Discovery checks the Cold,
soothes the Cough, allays the Infam-
nation, kills the Germs and allows
Nature to do her healing work. SOC.
at your Druggist. Buy bottle to-
day.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-14

The White Langshan breed OF
fowls originated in China and Is a
splendid utility bird II Is admi-
rable for a back yard fowl. being
easily confined. docile and responds
well to care The Langshan is
splendid table bird. its flesh resem-
bling that of the turkey. II is also
a fair layer. The main objection
to the Langshan in America is its
fun feathered legs and feet
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-14
ESCAPED FROM Sing Sing
$1,000 REWARD

The following described life prisoner who escaped from
Sing Sing is wanted by Police Headquarters New York:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
8elgicn's ltnabbGngiafeits. Teier.

8aris.-0ie Seier bes IS. Sab.
restaees (21. SuIi) ser llnabbangis.
felt 9elgiens itano in i6arfem Som.
trait nit Der ~ooriger Sabre. Sn 9or.
oeaur, Gberbours, SABRE uno anbe.
rem fran5oiii6en Stdbten, in benen
itarfe belgii6e &olonien iino, wllroen
Teoen gebalten; in Sabre wobnte bas
belgii6e &abinett Der Seier bel. 8os
mig gilbert perbradJte ben Gag auf
belgiidem 8oben, inmitten ieiner
Soloaten. 9as belgiide &abinett
nobnte Dem @ottesoienite in Sabre
BEL; mdbreno besielben lpurbe Die bel.
glide Rationalbpmne seiungen. Sn
8oroeaur leitete Cardinal Inbrieu
Die ySe Seum" .Seier. Ser belgiide
Courier" in 8oroeaur CAB cine
Sonbernummer beraus, 3u Der oie
leitenoen DISQUALIFICATION Der belgi.
i6en Hegierung artifel beigetragen
batten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

Siibrung Der IiberaIen Yartei i'm
9arlament unb oamit bic Siibruna
Der Waioritdt bes Sauies iibernom.
men, bas am 16. @1iguit 5uiammen.
treten miro. (9er aemeiene Winiiter.
Yraiioent @unaris ipar gegen ben
anidluB @riedenIanbs an Die Il.
liierten, tpdbrenb in ben lesten @ab.
len Die 3riegspartei nit 8eniseIos an
Der Spise Die Sberbano befommen
bat.-D. 3D.
Die britii6e Meeierung bat burd
Sir @rep Der norpegiiden &egieruns
tbrem 9eoauern bariiber Iusorud
gegeben, oaB britiihe &rieesihiffe in
norwegiihen 9elpaiiern innerbalb
Der rSreimeilen . @ren5e" beutide
Sdiffe angriffen. Die gbbitte lit in
boflihem Gone gebalten unb itent Ole
Int1port arf ben iiingiten noripegi.
iden Sroteit gegen britiide lleber.
grtffe bar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Bum sSaa 8einifenf.

Sn @aitineton bat man bebalptet
nno bon bort ans bur6 Die HreIie bes
2an6es perbreitet, @etnihenf babe
fem Bureau in ben 0ienit Der beut.
ffen Sa6e gelteat, ertlart pIme'
rifa".
,@einidjenfs Bureau tpllrbe in Der
Mbiidt g~egriinoet, Die @niidten Die
les Wannes iiber bie @efabren zines
9iinoniiies Ser Sohfinan5, Der Srei.
marrerei unb @rpBbritanniens fir
Staat uno Stride bar5ulegen. Sn
6ielem Gimme paren ieine Mittbeta
Iungen eebalten, uno 5par bereitS
Dor ariegsausbru6l @einidenf Der.
trat ieine Sbee bofit einieitig nno in
etpas iiberipannter @eiie. DAB man
i'm fir irriinnig erfldrt bat, benefit,
bab man ii9 bon ben @epaltbabern
in @afbington ieoer @emeinbeit per-
feben fam. Serr @eini6enf mar be.
fanntlif 8riinber Ser uSllta" uno
idon oesbalb Der 2oge perbaBt. Us
ioQte lins nidt %ipunbern, tpent ietn
S6idial our6 auspartige Gtnfluie
beiiegelt Dorben mare"
uno Der ,@anoerer" erfldrt:
No.. Sie bon Serrn @einidenf
an Die 8reiie perianoten Sriefe 5eid.
reten ii9 5rpar nidt INNER bur6
&larbeit aus, aber baB er nidt BEL
geritanb iei, bat man in @aibington
crit tpabrgenommen, uls er Die Srei-
mourerei unb Die enelii6e Sodfinan5
uno 8olitif in Der riidii6tsloieiten
@eiie befGmpfte unb audi ben Serrn
8rGiioenten bon ieiner gnglano.
SreinbIidfeit su beilen iufte. .gsi6t
CANA normal" biirfte er ~aleroings
na6 Dem l1rfbeil man6er Seute iein;
bat er bod iein betrd6tli6es Sermo'
gen ieit Sabren ieibitlos in BEN 0ienIt
Der @abrbeit uno 8ere6tigfeit 81
iteGen geiudt. llnb oas tit 5weifeaos
Elm .perbG6tiges" 3eidenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
air6lid)e Nadridten.

Sn Ser Bfarrei bon ct. 8eter r,no
Saul in 3lrid, Sdnei5, itarb iiingii
Sfarrer Beter Surrer. @m Seite III.
lerbeiIigen 1859 erblidte er gu Sos
pentbal i'm u%rierentbale Dos 2idt
Der 8elt.-am 5. Suli lit 9farrer
Or. 9ernbarb S6oettler in Sobel
(S9nei6) i'm Ilter bon 81 Sabren
geitorben. -Siingit itarb Der bodn.
Serr 6. g. 9orbas, Rfarrer Der fran.
aoiii6en 81. Soiepbs-@ emeinbe gu
Sipbeming, Wi9., elm Bionier-Iii.
iiondr.-R. l. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
unermiibli6em gifer Decentralization.

unermiiblifem Offer tpeiterbetrieben.
Sic Sander, tpelde fpabre Selbens
tbaten bolbratten, Die 9oli5ei, unb
cine G6tbeiIung ->bon Seuertpebrleuten
reiften ii6 bic Sdnbe 5ur Ausfiibs
run9 bes traurisen Imtes. GO tpirb
bafiirsebalten, bab cine 9robe In5abl
bon 2eiden inter benz Shiffe i'm
S6lamme eineepfer6t lit, uub baB
oeren 8er9une II inter 3ubilfes
nabme bon beionoeren @orri6tuneen
selin9en fperbe.
49,
Gbieaep, 81, 81. Silli.-Sims
merleute baben Die Die 8abinen bilben>
ben 3nii6enipdnbe nieberserilien, nm
ben Sau6ern @ingang in bieie 81 bers
idaffen, INN Die Sunberte bon 2eiden,
pelfe bort nod peri6Ioiien iinb, bers
ausbolen 5u fonnen. 8enn bies ge<
ifeben, tpirb man bas Boot mittelit
GROCER arabne aufri6teu, Inn Die Seiz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Msqnitb itnmm Sber 9riesssiel.

n.-Sm ltnterbaus itelte
am %. os. Der 2iberale Sir @iaiam
8ples an Hremier Isquitb oas Or.
inten, Die Sauptsiele, melhe Die eng.
hide Nation i'm ariege anitrebe,
etipas genaler 81 oefiniren, nobel er
Die Soffnung ausbriidte, bab bieie
3iele AUDI auf frieolibem @ese
errei6t perben fonnten. Der Hre.
mier gat our antport, oab er feiner
bel Illsbruh bes arieges in Der
Gnilbbaa gebaltenen 8ebe nid)ts bin.
5u5ufiigen babe. @benio ablebnenb
perbielt iid Ser Yremier eeseniiber
Dem griuden, Die BON ben beutifea
So5ialiiten eineeleitete Srieoensbeme.
snng in erpasune 81 5ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Mdtnns, Sanbsleute, bic SIR Sirger
uerDen iupllt!

II. g. 0atnraliiatiOns. Graminator
81. $. 8pbe BON Ses Wuines tbeilt
nit, CT babe bic Natnraliiatiuns.8e.
iudje in Der Office bes Snbuamer 81.
ftrifts.Glerf nnterimdt nnb gefnnoen,
baf cine sroke &nsabl BON Eerlonen
es nnterlaiien babcn, i'm feitgeitellten
3eitranme bas 5tpeite Eapier berans'
smnebmen. Dor smci Sabren baben
mebr als 300 4pplifanten ibr critics
9apier beranssenommen. Die Salfte
bierppm iteben nod INNER beim
eriten Yapier, ipeldes in fmrser 3cit
iuertblos merben wirS, iuenn ielbe
nidt elm 8eind fir ibr sueites Ga'
pier eimreiden. Srsenb melde Sn.
formation bieriber itebt in Der Office
bes 9mbnaner 9iitriftsseridts-G lerfs
sur gerfignng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

diem, Die inter Dem Boot liegen, su
bergen. Coroner Setter Soffmam
i6dbt Die 3abl Der llmgefommenen
auf 1,5O0. @eiammt5abl Der iotpeit
9%ebor9enen 2eiden 900.
Sic aataitropbe regt 81 ernItem
Na6benten unb 81 einem @erslei6 NIT
Der Seuti6lanb 5ueeiteqten Note IN.
Iuberbalb Der Ser. Staaten - aus
genommen in Ierifo - lit bas 2eben
zines ii6 fr~eiipillig in Die 9efabr be-
gebenben Entertainers beili9. mill mar
Die gauge Station fir ben gerluit zines
iol6en in ben &rieg besen; i'm 2anbe
ielbit tpirb inter DEN Iusen Der 8uns
b%esbebDrben in itrdflidem 2ei6tiinn
NIT Reni6enleben umeeeaneen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Snternatipnales.

SIM Garf De 2afontaine 81 Wons
treal, Canada, fanb am %. Suli cine
groBe INSTRUMENTATION gegen &C.
miiie &ebner itatt, Die i'm Sntereiie
Der &efrutieruns iprefen, molten.-
"2e 9epoir."
-9roBbritanniens 8lan, i'm Ser.
men Often einen 9oscott gegen ben
Sanbel nit beutihen uno oiterreI'
6ii6.ungariiden Staatsangeborigen
gu %ini5eniren, ideitert oaran, Bob Sa'
pan ieine Witbiilfe perpeigert.
General Garran5a madt be.
fannt, oaB er MIR nod nit iolferl
&egierunsen perbanoeln min, Die
biplomatii6e 8ertreter in Sierra Grua
baben.
-grbebungen Ser Geaierung ia
ben feitseite1t, bob 9euti6lanb ourd
Die reife @rnte auf LANCE 3eit nit
Hdbrungsmitteln periorgt lit unS
RobItoiie, mel6e our Seritequng bon
ariessmaterial notbwenOis, beion'
oers aupier unO glei, in geniisenber
Wengen porbanoen iino, I'M nod
Sabre binnis 5u reiden.
-YrGiibent 8ilion eriudt bas 9i'
reftorium oes amerifnniiden &otben
9reuseS INN @eiteriiibruns bes
SiilfSperfs in Werifo.
Ger grie6iihe gr.Yremier 8e'
ni5eloS bot am II. bs. pieoer Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
ySrbnna" nit Wnnition nnb Mmeri.
fanern al.

Sem + .-Iit 8 Imerifa.
nern unb 1877 anberen Gaiiagieren
an 9oro lit Ser Gunarb 0ampfer
,Srouna" am %. Suli na6 2iper.
pool dbgefabren. Die ySrbuna"
fiibrte cine 9aoung BON 10000 Con.
men NIT iid, Die barptidhlid aus
@affen unb Wunition fir Die Il.
liierten unb elmer sroBen an5abl @u-
tomobil .2ainpdgen beitebt. - Is.
&c. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
S6redlides Sdiffsunslad.
VSortiesuns bon Der 1. Seite.J

AnbLLtNDuttS -"
ten quite Srbnuns. bod bas s@iff
neigte ii6 5uiebenbs."
.&onnten Sic ni6t porausieben,
Dab bas S6iff tippen ipurpe?"
fra9te Der 8eri6teritatter.
.Sas lit i6tper 5u beurtbeilen",
Iautete bic uustpei6enoe Intport.
,Saben Sic bereits bel friiberen
@elegenbeiten bemertt, bab Sbr
S6iff cine Neisuns 5ei9te. aug benz
@lei6sepi6t 81 tommen?"
sd sebe gu, baB ib bon oieiem
Tebler ipobl unterribtet mar"
.@el6er llriode i6reiben Sic Die
9eigune bes S6iffes 5u?"
Ser lleberlaoung", mar Die biln<
biae Mntiport bes &apitdns, Der ni6t
seipabr tpurbe, baB er einen &eporter
Dor iiG bate.
gu enge R6brer.
Ssranf gridipn, Der Rai6inenleiter
bes S6iffes, erfldrte, baB Die HDbren,
pelhe gum ginlaIien bes our 9alan<
Sierlng beg S6iffes n0tbi9en 8allers
8n eng bemeiien tparen. Sielem umz
1tanbe f6reibt er Die manselbafte
Observation-Disclosures bes Sabr5euses gu.
Gin in ben &reiieu Der S6ifffabrts>
8eieni6aft betannter alter S6iffs>
fapitan, Der ieinen Gamen borldufi9
Dor Der Seffentli6teit 9ebeim gu
balten piini6t. Der iebo6 als Sauptz
8euse Dor Der 9ranb Surp in Setra6t
fpmmt, ma6te fol9enbe erltaunli6e
grGffnuneen: 4ls Der 9ampfer Gait
lamb" Dor a6t Sabren als Saiasierz
bompfer sfpii6en Soutb Saben unO
Chicago pertebrte, rnuGDte i6 einen
Nusflug auf bemlelben; mir batten A.
800 Paiia9iere an 8orb, meiitens
Ssrauen unb Ndo6en. Sas Sdiff
besann cine sefdbrli6e Neisuns au8us
nebmen; Der alarm ipurbe 9e9eben,
benn bas 8aiier be9ann bas Sed gu
iiberflutben. SD i6pans mid auf bic
.Reeling", unb iprane iiber 9orb;
basielbe tbaten nod Sebn anoere mei>
ner 8etannten, bic quite S6tuimmer
fparen. Yit GROCER Riibe unb Notb
ipurbe auf benz S6iffe bic galau5e
fpieber ber9eiteQt; i'd aber benilete Die
S1lenbabn our Jldtd9rf."
Sinterber mirb unteriudt.
gbicago, ST., 26. Suli.-Sur
1tnterIuhune Der nabren llriaden Der
&ataitropbe. unb CUR Seititeuuns Der
Namen Der S6uloi9en baben Die bers
i6iebenen 8ebDrben bereits ener9iife
Stritte einseIeitet. S~taatsannali
Waclap Sppne leitet Die llnteriu6unq
perionliG. Iu6 bic Bunoesbeboroe be-
i9dftist lid bereits ein9ebenb nit benz
Sale. Coroner Setter Soffmann be-
faBt iit) nit Sorsfalt nit Dem Tins
sliidsfale. uub ben aneeblihen llrs
laden 6erielben. Sus Sanbelss9e
partement in 8aibin8ton leitet cine
beIonosre llnteriuhuns elm.
Sdipierise arbeiten.
Sie 8ersun9sarbeiten purben fpdbs
renb beS san5en ssitrigen Cages mi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Gnslanb beitebt anf iein rgludabe".
Hcdt.

gritannien erflGrt in elmer Hote
an Die Ser. Staaten, baB es iid NIT
ieiner Dirt uno @eiie, pie es ben oert.
ifen Sanoel blodiert, innerbalb Der
&egeln bes internationalen @eieses
bGlt; baB bteie 9rin5ipien einfad ben
neren SerbGltniiien sur See ange.
paBt norOen iinb: in anoeren @or-
ten, bob England iid ni6t anOern
min.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
$4,000 n%erbeiratbete 8riten int
Seer.

n.-Sm 11nterbaus er.
flGrte am 81. 1s. 9orb Hewton i'm
Hamen Der Hesierung, baB iid &c.
gentpGrtig rngefdbr S43 900 -eerbei.
ratbete WGnner in Der britiifen Ir.
NEE befinben. 9ie @attinnen unb
&inoer oieier Soloaten bGtten bisDer
l1nteritiisunsen in S0be bon auiam.
men %, 900 Hfunb erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

-0ie amerifaniide @eienidaft
bonn &otben areu5 beidlieBt auf
9runb BON Siilfsgeiuden bic 9e.
itaffung BON &leibern unb Weoifa.
menten fir in Sibirien eefaneen ge.
baltene 9eutide un6 Seiterrei6er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
0latte Grfinbnna.

n.-0ie in feinoliden nn6
amerifanii6en 8ldttern eri1ienene
Welouns, Der 9aiier babe Die be.
itimmte Grflarung abeeseben, baB
Der &rieg i'm Sftober 81 @nbe iein
tperbe, miro bon Dem ,8erliner Gage.
blatt" als cine slatte @rfinouns se.
bran0marft.
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neberidWemmungen in China
pbferreih.

@aBington, 9. Cant
Sepeide, melde am 90. Slli bon Ger
@eianotidaft in Tefing %einlief, miro
Der 8erluit an Wenidenleben NIB.
reno Der lesten lleberi6ruemmune
auf $4,000 biz 100000 ansenom.
men, uno SMlfe bon ausmdrts iebr
erpiinlft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

gu %Serfanfen. - &lees 2Gnbereien,
Wi1isan Upper Yeniiula. @erbeKerte
Carmen biuis. nier5is biz einbunberts
unbied5is older NIT 8iebbeitanb unb
Raidinen oOer obne bieielben. Yreiie
$25 biz $45 per older. Nabe tattoo
liider Stride. Sir gin5elbeiten II. 8e>
bin9un9en idreibet an HauI Berriap,
9a9eett, Wi6. Neferen5: geb. Carl
2eib8rens, Stepbeniou, Ni1. S.12.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

$4,000 iaxieu 24O M6er gratrte. yarm In
Sute SetduSe. eime WseHs bon fatb. Sirde
Store unb Grsameyp. Brets $75 per alder.
81, 1000 baar, yeft LANCE Belt. Crit 1ranb,
0teentbnmer, 232 Bottom @Iod, minneapolis.
WttnHefota.
1stm s&reiben ertpdbne 6tefes 9Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
MMtnna, benti&e Gatboliten!

9SaS oentt Sbr nber BE beo0rftebsnbsn
VBariim foulmt Sbr nt6t mad Oklahoma uno
Enert Gu6 elm SstM tn elmer euien beuif6en
Gniieeluns7 Sbr fcnni an 1. Sanuar NIT
ben Sarmarbeifen beginner.
WatboltIde Seimfu6er finoen bier quite Seine
su niebrtsen pretten, uno elm ber316eS, aia.
s mSss BON " a ttnss DISe Spteite a"H"s' !" 0e'
Nhr ndbere slusfunft fbretbe eber teIeara.
pbtrs mon an Z. D. -8sntsn.
HeterenseN: Banf oil gIetn. GIsiH, DfIa..
oper yseS. Satbsr ganSerartnten. sterIinG
Oklahoma.
weim S&rsiben srpabne man bietes Giatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

Snlanos Stdbtcbeu INIT GROCER fatbos
liider Stride nno 1%farrid3uIe. Sehs
Weilen bon gutem giienbabnsS tGbtz
den in Gebar Gountp. Nebrasta. Cute
oentite fatboltide 9eeenb. &auft bonn
@i9cntbiimer. Ibreiiiere: &ntdiipn
County 8ant, Yartston. e.. Sat.
1924
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Glide Tarm=8 araainS

bonn Gountp"stp;o eIeeanie Sebdnbe; i20 aaer
aultur; $s5 per alder; lei6te Bebineun,
gen. 200 ader. 100 aasr in 5eIo; .nlebr
fam gsfIdrt peroeI; stsmlt9 quite Sebduoe;
fatboItf6er Rtr9e, nnpe BET s9uIe. Sd babe
nod anbere. 96un Sic mir 5u tpiifen, mas
Gie pini6en. Spbn 3. Cart Gater.
billie. Soma.
geim s9rsiben ertpabne mon biefes Blot.
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&atbolifMe Tarmer!

Sbr f5nut f6Snes SdrmIano nabe gen3eI,
CHERRY Gountp. Sebrasfa. gu iebr nieorieen
9reifen faufen. % ptre ft6 Gu6 lobnen,
biete berrIt6e 0elegeubett au unterfu6en. 0tr
baben bier cine ff6ne air6e NIT mediterranean
9rtefter. @tenfaus etne S6uIe eessniber Der
atr6e (6fientli9e Stule, aber f1tboItlhe
eebrfrdftsl uno etne SdtpsiierniSnle pirb
slusiurft fpenbe man ft6 an Res. 9. aetl,
9en8eI, Nebrasfa
geim S9reiben ertpdbne oiefes gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

&prn. unb &lce : 9inbereten in
Gentrals Miuneiota. WGbige YreiIe
uno 9eoinannsen. SGreibt an Niber
WmrraD, 8aoena, Wttnn. 9,23,a
Setm eAtetbes erwslas mss aek. sieiss Nlats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
9Ruk Niseonfn Tarm berfaufen.

Biitwe. mub i5re .t62ne Sarm, etMe WasiIe
i6ouem Brtd.penesreb Dobnbuus, 6ian nit
Acknowledgement uno Gemsnt.S ubboben unb
anbere 8sbduoe. 9rei iunae f1pere 9feros,
Wa{dbinen unb aues uebriae etnsei6lofen FIR
llneetdbr BITE Sdlfte boar. Gin gro.
her 8araatn. Shretbt an ober fpredt Dor bet
Ii. Qlstnbetn5, WarfbfieIo, @tsconfin.
Yeim S6rstben eripdbne biefeS BIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

8eiuht.-@ute, erfabrene fatboz
hide Sausbdlterin fir tleine Camille.
@obernes 2anbbeim. &bre1iiere:
S-47, bieies 8latt. S,5,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

Stelensefu&.-Same nit 5tpei
&inoern iudt Stele als Sausbdlterin.
Wan 9ebe i'm eriten 8riefe 2obn unb
Die 3abl Der Ritelieber Der Samilie
an. Wrs. W. Stanlep, General
Seliperp. CT Wounb, Wis. 7,29,a