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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
(spe5ialsG orreiponpens Sieicr 3eituns)
9enti9e &rtegsplanberei.
Don ,,ltftrampntanuS".

IIio Die abereIGubigen 2el,te font
men tros Der 3abl 13 nift gang al,i
ibre &e6nung, aber in Sranffurt, no
lie beionoers bid iisen ionen, mad)t
ibnen iest Die Boli5ei einen boien
oiden Strib ourf tbre He6nnng.
Sbon pielfah wurOe geparnt Dor
Dem 9 6DinoeI Ser SO + t.
ogeri nner II, nber trobbenn
iheiut oas @eifGft bort oerart 81,
bliibeil, 10 oaB Die Boli5ei 5u einenl
gang braitiid,en Wittel e~reifen muB.
Sn 3rfunft merben Die Wamen bon
ioIden Srauen, Die bel 8abriagerin.
men erpiid)t tperben, offentlih in Der
3eitung befannt sernadt utb mo-.
bat bereits nit bier Srauen ben Mlt.
lang eemaft. Die Sranffurter go.
li5ei lit felt entidloiien, bieie aontrol-
len unb 8eroffentIi6ung Der neugie.
rigen Srauen planmdBig fort5uiesen.
Sb oas bilft?? @ir mollen es bUf.
fen, l,no wenu oas grempel iih be.
mGbrt, bann Iolte es irberaG einge.
fiibrt neroen, itberaa, no Der Sum.
bug Der @abriagerei bliibt!!!
=
60 felt mie Die Srieriihe Heid)s.
bonf bel Dem gombaroement Dom 10.
Sept. lit iteben eeblieben, 10 iihcr
unb 10 sroBartig eebt aud Die
eihnung Ser brittei.
&riegsanleibe Dor ii6. alud,
oieie anleibe miro elm { inan5iel /.
Ter Sieg merOen, bas miIien mir
beute ihon, lie miro ben beioen erlten
glnleiben ebenbiirtig our Settle itebcn.
0ie Herpoiitat nnierer SeinOe
5eigt es ihon, bab man lid aitf groBe
lleberraifungen sefaBt balt, ltno unl
ben effeft idon i'm Soralls ab5lt.
idnpa6en, folportieren iie idon bic
grauiise Wdr, mie oelttihe Sanbels.
fammern lire Mitglieoer our ,3eid).
nllng p~re1ien ltno wie Die Angeitclltelt,
Die nid)t gutuiQig 5eidnen, oo5u g..
5pullgen meroen, II. /. 10. Wan fonl,te
bu, meitn man eininal red]t bos9aft
iein woate, Die barmloie Srage itei.
len: 8ober fennen oenn Die Serren
feinolid)e Srabt5ieber ale oieie
Grids? Goriiht, meme Serren, Der.
berbt elld bod nidt bas 3on5ept
fiir euere nGfite eigene Inleiben!--
@ir laiien ms inoeiien in inherent
@crgniigen nid)t itoren uno 5ei6nen
meiter-i,no iinD BARN 10 perna.
wie Der 9erliner $ il.
oenburg. Sa, oieier oernagelte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

Sinoenburg! Ragel Tim RogeI treibt
man in iein StanobiIo elm unb ieber
Sflag brobnt Dem ruiiiiden Barren
ais elm Wene.tefel. pbares grGbIif III
Die Obren! Sit bas elm ~pernagelter
Wfeni6! @as nliten benn oo aQe
itonen 8eoen, ale eefGrbten aricgs.
nahrtften, mas mitt es ielbit, bub
man Den aamGdtigen Nifolaiepitif
ab9eldet bat, penn Die ruiiiihe ar.
met trosoem nod immer riidmGrts
yitegen" mub? Snbeiien eriolst
Stlag auf Sblog, ein 0agel nod
DEM anoeren miro eingetrieben in
oas Stan6bilb Sinbenburgs, cine
Shludt nod Der anoern miro aepon.
men. so elm pernogelter Seloberr
lebte nod nift! @as Der ii6 in Den
&opf seiett bat, bas fiibrt err burf.
Dubei ipriHt er nod nif)t einmaI elm
@ort!
Sm Sabre 1870 nu6s elm redjt
ianrer @ein, man mantle i'm sl,nl
Spott IS dribalbi". Der 19t5er
bingegen ioa, mie id i6on friiber b..
merfte, aus9e5eifnet gut peroen, or
loa gum Oanf IS q"
getauft 1peroen, Oarin lit bas 8olf iidy
idon einig. 0umit Nun Die @einleie
oemnad)it gut ponitatten eebe, bat
Der &riegsminiiter idon perfii9t, oab
oafiir Wannidaften b~elirlaubt meroen
fonnen. gisber ba6en Die Srauen
meiit Die 9lrbeit getban, iomobl in ben
Weinbergen, mie in Den 5eloern, ullo
es gebiibrt Der taperen bent.
den Srau fIrpabr allies Sob,
fiir ibr unermiiolides @irfen uno
S6affen. Bie bat lie 5ltr @oblfabrt
oes beorangten SaterlanbeS in oieier
Belt idtperer Seimiufung beiaetra.
gen! @ie lenfte iie nit ibrem iieg.
baftcn, unbellgiamen @iQen oen
Fflug burd Die Sdoaen, Srrd)e nm
6urfe 5iebenO, nid)t adteno ocS
SdnueiBes, Der in oifen Yerlen pom
8eItd)t RAM, unb babel oa6te lie an
ben Se6ensgefdbrten, Der Da OrauBen
i'm Irgonnemalo tdgli6 Dem Soo
ms auge idlaut. Z Gap e r
6rauen, Die 10 Die Notben oes Sc.
bens be5luingen, pie bel6enbait groB
ltebt ibr Oa! aud eu6 sebiibrt elm
9enfmal in Der ipGteren 8ci6i6te.
sd erinnere mid elmer Imerifanerti,,
melde emit cine &eiie our6 9ertid).
lano mafte, nnb lid Damn IN ibrer
Reiieforrciponoen5 iebr abfGai9 iiber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
Die anidanlide TOritelnns Der bout
ihen &riegsanleibe.

lin cine Wiaiarbe @olo in 3nall.
5igmarfitilden 5u oerlaoen, 6a3u iino
40 @iienbabmagen (ber @aggon
bon 10000 ailogramm) erforDerliG.
Woute man Den gan5en getrog Der
oeltlden &riegsanleibe in @olo per.
irahten, 10 wiiroe man fir sic II
Wiaiaroen alio $50 giienbabmpagen
notbig boben, uno iiir ole 25h Mil.
liarocn Der orei oeuti6en ariessan.
letbcn braudte man gar eiren 8as
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

Sdu,lter fallen. Sic eenieBen ntfts.
tbl,erb ben San5. Gs ihlieBen lid
uns nun 51pei iebr boflife tiirfiid}e
Serren an, Die %porbnbcn, oenielben
Weg pie mir 81 nebnlen. Die Some
ltidt furdltbar, 10 gan5 anbers mle
bel uns in Seutihlano. Hah elmer
Stunoe @anoerns ol,r6 nieoriges
@eitriipp, 9orbeer linb anbere, mir
unbefannte S%tr1ld}er, lit Ser 8ipiel
erflommen. Mir lit bus 8eiift 10
perbrannt, baB es mid itmer3t. 9lber
Ser gufitieg lobnt iih. @ir iiber.
idsauen bas ShWar3e Mteer, oos
Wormaromeer ltno Ben gosporlls.
8on5 nohe oaS S1par5e Weer. Sn,
Elm furbt6ares, oonnerdbnlihes Hol-
len. @ieoer n1b mieoer.
rMusfpm tpplar,"
lagen I'M ere gegleiter. glio ruiiis
Idle &anoneit. 50 nabe am &dnnpi-
plnb.
@ie mir nun auf elmer anbern
Seitc oes 9erges mieOer berunteritei-
gen, fGqt uns ploblih inmitten mobl-
beitelter 8etreioefeloer, 1pns mar III
Der ltmgebung bon &onitantinopal
IonIt Ielten finbet, elm ifmufes oeut-
ides Saus NIT oabeiliesenoen @irtb.
IhaitsgebGuoen auf. Oas miiiiell
mir aus Der Nabe ieben. @ber mir
fonmen an bas Salts, lno Die ell.
sigen 2ebeipeien, bic ms nit mis-.
trauiihen Mienen entgegentreten,
iino 5mei Sunbe. I,,f unier alopfe.l
unb Rufen eriheint enblih eit gut.
miirbiger 9iener, Der uns iagt, Der
@isentbiimer bes anpeiens lei gb.
bos.Eoiha, Der iif in @ien aufbalte
uno Der oieie @ebduoe bon einen
@iener 8aumeiiter babe erbauen
laiien.
Sn Dem @%iieenblif, no mir unier
S6iff beiteigen, maht mid meil1
6rellno alf einen itolSen arel5er
auf merfIom, Der rllbig mitten IN
gosporlts liegt. ab, Der
vgnpus Snltan selim" (bie
r8peben").
@eipmnt iheint er alf Der 2auer 81
liegen. @as mag ct rpobl porbaben!
Im nGditen Moraen leie ib i'm
.Ssmaniihen 2lopo", Der in &olt,
itantiuopel eri6einenoen belitid)er
;3eitung, Ben 9eridt bes osmaniiher
Sauptailartiers, porin es beiBt
,Webrere ruiiiif)e ginbeiten beitol
len aus meiter Serne ben 8osporus'
eingang, ieooh obne ieglihen grfoIs
Die gelfieBung mdbrte etpa einl
Stunoe, morauf iit Die rufiiher
S6iffe 5%uriif5ogen." Oapon tparel1
mir alio geitern 3eltsen.
Die Shpeitern iino MN ans ibrem
8ebdilOe mlsgesogen, uno Die osma.
niihe Jlaege perfiinbet BON BEN
fron56iiiten @ebdube berab Den herr,
liden Sieg Der 9eutiben iiber Die
Huifen.
aIs ih am Nadmittag auf ben
Sof fomme, bietet lid mir elm inte.
~reiiantes 8ilb. 8iele tiirfiihe Srauen
iisen nit untergeihIaeenen 8einen
ba unb aualmen 3iearetten, baB Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

gemaltigen Inbrang 81 geniisen,
mltBten sleih5eitig 20 8urie er0ifnet
merben. = Sn Glberfelo biloete lid
EN- Srtsperbarto Der oelltid,stiirfi den
Seretnigung, Der obne groBere offcnt'
lihe @erbetbGtiefeit bereits so Wfit.
glieber 5dblt. Iltf in @lberfelO ioll
bemnG6it elm tiirfiiher Spraf,fl,riils
eroffnet meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
6aben sic 2anO
51t %berfamten?

Inter ben $4,000 fatbos
liid,en Samilien. bic uniere
gldtter pDhentlid erbalten,
tperoen iif mande fir Sbre
Gn5eige intereiiieren. l1niere
Sanb> In5eigen 9elten als
Hihtihnur fir 8dufer unb
iperoen bon oenielben Iorg>
fdltig seleien. Roften Gle
bieien Geuten niht aud Shire
Wiinide borlegen. 4nDere
babcu bamit grfolg eebabt.
Gle f1nnen es ebenfallS.
Shreiben sic fir unierc
In3eisepreiie unb unere
3eu9niiic bon In5eisefunben,
che Sic es pergeiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
Euppen-alnb

K Sir Die 8leinen!
X Nlen lieben fleincn 9eiern
y hermit sur In5eige, Dob mir
y einen Yuppen.&lub ge9riinOet
i bdben.
Y Sowobl, einen Yllppen.&lub,
K 5l Dem aQe Oieienigen qcboren
x meroen, Die cine ser cMama-
y 9uppeu" erperben. Die Der
X Ianager Der Che Catholic
X Yrintin9 60" auf Eager bot.
Il IS iilo Dies idone Giipphen,
* Sic wirflif rMamo" rufen
x fonnen: Die aQerliebiten fleinen
4 Oinger!
x llno mie iin6 bieie Sitppen
y 81 erlperben?
Il @an5 einfah: SIR branft
Z MIR einen Trennb uber Ser
y nanoten gum abpnniereu anf
y cine nnierer j3eitnnsen yaatbos
v liid,er @eiten", uenrcmburaer
x 8ascttc", rSbe Catholic Crib
4 itne" pber bic misunderstanding
4 rSbe Catholic Sribnne" at be-
aE ipegen.
4 9as lit IQes!
& Ilio Iiebe Sleinen, erperbet
x gratis cine Yltppe unb merOet
* Mitglieb unieres Buppen.
y &lubSl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
Die Sentid1en lernen tiirfiidJ.

@ie oas Bolffide Gelegrapben.
Bureau bon Der oei,tih tiirfii6elt
S~creinigun9 erf0brt, melbeten iiA 5u
Den tiirfiifen Spraffllrien, Die 10.
eben begonnen boben, ais 8roB-gers
lin allein 400 Sbeilnebmer. I'm Dem
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20

NOTIrE Tn S~rEorRIEERS-

Subscribers ia the city who lail "a re-
c0ve Tho Herald regularly are requcs
ted to notify the office promptly. All
papers delivered IN the city should BE-
received, as a rule. not later than lis
10 & clock A.. m. | ulcSS some accident
e. the press en- other untoward delay
occurs Al the printing office. the paper
should hc out mot later than $50 and
the carries should complete their distri
button even to the most distant suscri
bcrs within not less than AN hour and
thirty minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
Rough On ihc DOG

Miss Carlson vl~ nur uI th, ,nwug
vtmr uhu determined fu Inl,> have
titir r,u Va, XIV thr llrr UT lll nh~tI
clr~ Whom thr conductor .amr al"uc
o. take ur thc tickets and found hcr
seated With e dog in her lap b. said.
conduit allow my " doe tn rid,
ir hrrr Dogs must ride iu The baggage
car ill fr~t"n him all right fer ,uu.
~lInlr t"u dare touch m, dug. ~ir.'
rri.ri Miss carlson. rNritrtIl,. I win
trust him tu Tn nrr.
Very Indignantly thr ,nHu- Woman
m \ h'rl tu rhr baggage clr. firl ih"
irg lrl returned. About ll miles fur
tnrr rn. when thc conductor came thi
thr rIr again. Miss rl~'u inquired
win y"u i-ll me- id m' dog j. all
right
4 am very SORRY madam. replied the
CONDUCTOR politely. hut You tied him %
3 trunk and Dr. was thrown 1n with ID
some time ago. Phil drlphia Record.
-
Au r.ii hmau ha~ invented holder
.fur d-ill~ which they cam hr ~harprnrl
.ou oriNary whetstcuc,,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
More of lt-and Worse.

Recall the edition 40 the >tavcp.>'
with the picture uu the cover III 4 dug
being scrubbed Remember the caption.
More Than Two Million Il Week."
Well. great little word couldn't
work without iti Last week w was an
illustration ul " most luNuridHt head
~ hair. The work NJ art was neither
signed Nor %capiionrri bat underneath
were the mystic words:
The Invisible ArmN-By Melville la
AI>nn POSI-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20

A'tWe upon information received Tho
latter part 81 lh' past week. The Herald
Yesterday puhli he'd au editorial rcrr,ttno
the NJ" lhliit, ui ~ r- thr forrest tree
which WEI, planted recently at AL -huetuu
Park. rWH. tp thr fact. l then stated.
that N" hu Y htd been provided with which
~ water thr trees This editorial arprar-
10 have been based upon error. a- lhr ,i,ir
league ha- prov died thr needed hose with
winch o. waiter th, paris. Tho tree MAJ,
be saved. therefore, and Washington Park
may after aIl hcc"mc % reality. instead of
remaining the uuaitractNc Nat which NJ
ha- alWaN- been hitherto. The Herald
only motive m publishing urh au editorial
wa n" -tiuuiat, thc work ut h,autit,n.
the park. ard -ayiu. thc ivu, which have
been planted there. There hl been -u
much delay m accnmrlI-hm. tIi- work
that ihr uutl""k tur thr park appeared
dl-c"urt-ir.. Now. however. al This i-
changed Tho park r- briue cared tar. aud
hN another year. % douhtlr-- vll O., made
the real beauty spot winch 90, ltdlc- ol
the CiNlc lraeur had 90 their mind eve.
when thcN look over thc park from th, care
ui tho tftN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20

lt luu -rr umr ul your friend crrrtl,
ruru- over azure bound ,u'um,. don't
I, -urIu-,l .Iu-i remember thr rrlInr
matrh. lud 4o Iud pend Y few WV ,uur
Leisure moment trying tn retire " ,rur own
memory ru thU tongue tvi-ter- which th,
Teacher used NV %pruyuuud ~ ,uu when yuu
were Iu school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
Please.

n we are on The outs with Life"
will someone kindly send This answer
iu the What Has lust Been said El
itnr for uS2
She: "Oh look, dcaric. There's that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20

old Gibson doing our picture again. /
thought when We were mtrrl,,l br
would 20 away and lct u> live happy e.,
.cr after
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
Old Nan Perkins Saws.

~ mus Nv hard turhlr hard ou
BOSTON folk 4 feel thct hen q Wait ull
1910 4 git saved
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
The hne of MiracleS-

They could Zee otnfrotcd h1 virtually
everyone of the new German and Ems.
li>h hattlr>hip>. Ever, hull'>
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20

| don't &c. WhN ~u lnars WIT thr column
conductors Kick un thr constant. daily
about The street car companic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
Tie Printers Devil.

Tie Printers Devil.
iN"u know thr song hum it.l
lies Y devil Ilr'> Y devil.
Hes 4 devil ~ his fathers shop:
Never level iu>t y devil.
Hes is iuuuy as 4 country cop:
Oh. hr seeks round squares while the
printer cigglc,
Nud hr buys h"t icc while their lat sides
Wigslr.
N hcu w comes in lockers
uh. "h. uh uh'
IIr.~ " lrIIrr mrthud~ mcllrr
MI lug l.It, uu thr iuI,~tnuc:
NJ th, CELLAR. features WELLER
From tlr r"i"r "u the Fighting /"ur.
oh De- CARRIED i form ou tbc top Of his
noodle.
tnd his head went lhro, and the whole
kahuudlr
Went y living then his CRYING
shook thr -hiurlr- ~ The whole blamed
shop,
Tho tur about thr nrlurcd devil
Atm" w would AVN hlri tn i~iHrr,uiiatr
dUrru" vurku" h"nr#l Nh" tried tu
,iIrN y form over ln esteemed con
trmpt- Jon hl- hcIil end Az Ike this
IA lost an drm tan tack~. boss hul
ah saved dc frame
pid thc h"~~ over .cud Won ont to hu,
b package uf lull needles or a quart
nl liquid cheese
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
I;EFI;NTN

nh. N"u ma "hJrrt io y protector Itkr
this
AlaN IT, 4 reflector uu tnr.
l;ut without such e Ictirruu- ,lr,k
>tcr as h"
Nou might eat ~ouruhlt mur. than
Nuu due.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20
SOMETHING CHEERF UL-.

OWN 4 Moore n Boston Rrrord)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-20

hid thc h"~- ever .cud Won out Co hu1
b package ut dull u%rctllc- or "A quart
nl liquid cheese
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-23
CARE OF SHOULDER SCARFS
FavorIte Accessory Of the Moment
That Needs to Be Most Care
fully Dealt With.

The favorite shoulder scarfs that
are SO useful for slipping on chilly
summer evenings need to b dry
cleaned If they are in the satin vari-
ETY.. Those of silk, however, can be
washed in the manner directed below,
for they are quite easy to wash
Tho chiffon should be put into a
bowl of moderately warm soapsuds
and gently pressed and squeezed I'M
I'll the dirt is out. Rinse through
clean tepid water to remove the soap,
then rinse through tepid water to
which has been added teaspoonful OF
liquid ammonia. Press out as much
of the water as possible, then lay
the scarf fiat between two long tow
els, and very quickly press with a hot
iron.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-23

Something extremely novel In the
way Of nodish haIrdressIne for eve
ming is shcwn rere. Tails consists OF
tight tate stirred cap CT fine white
Tale Catered 10 tne right side unoer
square motif Of pssr's. Two strands
Of pearls encireIe TIE head fnishlno
tho edges CT the CAP.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-23
Just ConpIaint.

The feelings of the coal HEAVIER of
the following story, as given in Tit,
Bits, had sufficient cause to be ruff
fled:
Liza" he expostulated, don't | al.
ways tell you | won't ave the kids
bringin' in the Goals from the shed
in my best 'at?"
"Oh, just ave sense" replied his
wife. you've spoiled the shape of
that at already, and what can a little
hextra coal dust do to arm yer 'at?"
You don't see the point" protested
the husband, with dignity. Il only
wears that at in the hevenin's; and il,
while I'm hout, l take it OFF my cad,
1T leaves a bloomin' black band round
my forehead. Wot's the consequence?
Why, l gifts accused of washin' my
face with my at on, and 1t amt nice,
Liza! 1t amt NIGEL"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-23
e---csssIe joke.

PAW p"
We'll. GeorgeZ'
do they have winter In summer III
the arctic re -ions?"
Yes. SON"
And do they have summer in win
ter In the tropics?"
Exactly"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-23
EEsT VIRGINIA
SCHOOL REVIEW

charleston, w. Va, Jan. 21.-
he country and district school 81
erintendents from all parts of tho
rate met here today to take up mat
prs OF general interest, including
ev systems of grading, school leg
;Iation, attendance. better school
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-23

Stetson University, at De1.apd.
Fla, received a nice New Years
present in the shape of a fifty thou
SAND dollar endowment from the
rockefeller Educational Board
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-23
Cash Sale
To turn some of my Big
Stock into money, | offer
Some Bargains

Roxanc Graham and Whole Wheat Flour pkgs. for $50
Sugar, Best Granulated Is pounds 81 90
Swts Premium Hams, per pound ............... 1Sc
Flour Buy Quick Before 1t Goes Higher, pound 45c
Flour ~ pound Sweet Rose SELF Rising ..... soc
Flour % pounds Sweet Rose Rising So so
Flour ~ pounds Shows Hobby ........... soc
Fluor - pounds High Grade. Plain ............ so
Flour 0S pounds, High Grade Plain SD 50
Meal and Cirits. pounds for 25c
Cracker Boy and T. NJ. Coffee BOG
Arbuckle Coffee, pounds Tor 45c
Green Coffee & cd Grade pounds Tor 81 %
Rumtord Baking Powder. pound cans ~
Royal Baking Powder pound ......... Oc
Compound Lard ......... ......... 1Oc
Snowdrilt Lard 10 pound bucket ... Il. ..... 81 90
Soap I.crox K bars SOC II Tor ....... 81 90
Grandma Washing Powders, IS Tor .... ...... soc
Pet Van Camp Cream, large, per dozen soc
Pet Van Camp Cream baby, per dozen 45c
Rice Bnc Rose. Head, y pounds $I w
Tomatoes , pound size per dozen 49, ............. S5c
Ar,o Salmon ner can ... .... 15c
re tall Salmon per can ....... 1Oc
&c (atsups Burt Oncv and Van Camps ....... zoe
California Table Peaches HIGH Grade can .... -. zoe
Guava and Apple Jelly, glasses 1Sc
Asparagus tips, Tor lug
Evaporated Apples pound packages for zoe
Can Corn Good Grade No. 2 size :, for ....... 25c
Can Corn Fancy Maine No. I size Z for $500. 49,. 25c
(',n Corn Fancy New York No. ? size for ..... $50
Can Peas Fancy Violet Brand 3 for DOC
Can Peas. Good Grade (Nictory) lOf
Libby and Campbell Pork and Beans No. ; lOf
tlavoring Extracts pure for loC
Fddvs Mustar,ls. kind lOf
Heinz Sweet and Sour pickles l5r
Ripe Olives 35c Jars 25t CO. jars .......... SOC
run1l, (l,,mr, ,rr Mound ~ ...... O4c
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-23

architecture, sanitation, school Ii
- e.c' The wide divergency of
system viii be brought together
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-06-24
Baptist

At the meeting of the Aid Society
last week the members present
voted to entertain during the hot
months.
Mrs Spiers assisted by Mrs Brown
and>Mrs Whitehead will entertain
the Aid Society and all friends of
the church on the parsonage lawn
next Thurspay afternoon July 1st.
Come and have good time and
help to push the the work. This will
be dime social.
The subject for Sunday evening
will be -Four Men Under One Hat"
The pastor preacher at Sunny Dell
next Lords day and the Gospel team
goes to the Angel school house for
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-06-24
DEUBEN-BowEN

Mr.. Ralph Deuben, of Des
MONIES, Iowa, and Miss Florence
Bowen we're united in marriage
last Wednesday morning at ten
O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Bowen, northwest of Meade,
Rev. S. M. Hunt of the M. e.
church officiating. The young
couple left on the morning train
for Des Moines where Mr.. Deu-
ben is in business, and where
they will reside. The bride is
well known to our people and
has many friends whose best
wishes go with her to her new
home.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-06-24
Deny.

Look over these names and
you will be assured of a compe-
tent and interesting discussion
of subject that lies near youf
heart. And you can also be cer-
tain that the debate will be con-
Quoted in harmony with the place
and with the Lords Day.
Mr.. II. G. Marshall will pre-
side. Special music. All are
invited and especially all who are
visiting in our community. Har-
vesters are invited to come. The
church is three blocks west of
the Banks and National Hotel.
NJ. Macarthur.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-06-24
CASTEEN.cALL

On Tuesday morning at 9
O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. H,
Ayers, 1910 West Sixth street,
Mrs. Alice Call was united in
marriage to Mr.. William Casteen
of Meade, Kansas, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. H. M,
Markley of the Presbyterian
church. For several years Mrs.
Casteen has been one of the lead
ing teachers of our city and was
Principal of the Garfield school
for three years, had been re.
hired for the coming year. She
is well and favorably known to
the citrmunity at large, while
hundreds,of the boys and girls
of Coffeyvrlle will ever RENE EN- ber.
her kindly. Mr.. Casteen is en-
gagged in the hardware and I'm.
plement business in Meade,
Kansas, and is also president of
the First National bank of that
city, where he is an honored citi.
zen. Immediately following the
ceremony the bridal couple left
for Hutchinson, from which place
the rest of the journey to Meade
will be made in Mr.. Casteen's
automobile. = Coffeyville Daily
Journal, Saturday, June 19.
Mr.. Casteen is we'll known to
Meade county people, and for a
mum Der of years has been one of
our most influential business
men and one of our most highly
respected citizens.
The News extends congratu-
atians to these newly married
people.