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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
Injured Recovering.

f. L. McHenry, who was badly
burned Monday as a result of an ex-
plosion at his garage, is a little i'm
proved at the last report.
MEs. Craig Bedford, injured in a
runaway a few days ago, is now able
to be about.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
AT THE COLUMBIA.

George Damarel, famous for his
wonderful record with the Merry
Widow" "Heartbreakers, and other
notable successes, will appear at the
Columbia tomorrow for a return en-
gagement. Mr.. Damarel scored so
heavily when at the Columbia the
early part of this season that requests
by the score we're turned in to Man
ager Blanchard for a return date. AS
Mr.. Damarel had just finished his
trip over the big time circuit, he was
prevailed upon to play the Columbia
for three days before returning home
to Chicago for his summer vacation.
The seat sale has already started and
at present indicates that capacity
houses will rule while he is in Dav-
export Claire Vincent will be seen
in tomorrow's show, offering her farce
comedy. The Recoil." 1t is a rapid
fire sketch concerning a neglected
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

Spencer Square-Victor Moore and
Anita King in The Race; Burton
Holmes Travels.
Majestic-Dorothy Gish and Owen
Moore in Little Meena's Romance" ;
Mack Swain in BY StOrk Delivery,
keystone comedy.
COlOnial-"The Broken Promise
and Selig- Tribune Weekly.
Black Hawk-"The Human Caul-
dron" and "Bungle's Elopement.'
Best-"The Quarter Breed Western
er" and Across the Hall"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
The Theatre
in THE MOVIES.

TONIGHT.
Spencer Square-ViCtor Moore and
Anita King in The Race; Burton
Holmes Travels
Majestic-Jackie Saunders in 'The
Twin Triangle Hearst-Vitagraph
News .....
Colonial Kathly4n Williams in ''The
Devil, the Servant and the Man; Sis
Hopkins in "A lucky Mistake.
Black Hawk-Orrin Johnson in
Fighting Bob: Maybe MoOnshine.'
Best-"Girl and the Game" No. 10.
"Lavinia Come Home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
STOCK DEALINGS
ARE RESTRICTED
General Movement Of Markets Trend
Made Hard to Analyze by Com.
nlexity OF Transactions.

New York. May 17.--Stock dealings
became more restricted and the move
ment as & whole increasingly difficult
Of ANALYSIS after an early recovery to
dav. Studehaker extended its setback
10 over three points with further pres
sure against Baldwin, Alcohol and
some metal issues.
Other specialtieS pursued a con-
trarv course. General Electric leading
the equipments and industrials with
an advance Of 3i4 to 1903 while
Harvester corporation usually very in
active advanced 81 to 81 Reading
featured the rails which were inclined
TO shade with other standard stocks at
noon. Bonds were steady.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
COLLEGE Bananet Planned.

The annual senior-junio banquet of
the local college will be held in the
Merchants hotel next Tuesday even
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
NEM(SNOIES .1iN.nQIELAD
1 ~DAISYDEAN ~

Photoplayers must have nerve. but
it remained for Claire Anderson, Key
stone Coincidence, to perform one of
the most dangerous feats ever under
taken by a screen player, when she
worked alone with an eight-year-old
lion one day recently. While the
keepers forced the king of beasts to
the rear of the cage four cameras
were trained on the scene from var
ious angles. Then the door was open
ed, Miss Anderson entered the cage
and laid down in the far end. The
hot iron bars which had held the lion
back were withdrawn. The great
beast bounded few feet, then stood
in the center Of the stage. Miss An
derson tried to look pleasant, as the
lion began to walk slowly and proud
ly toward her. He reached her side
and stood over her; then he raised
his paw and placed it on her face. She
reached her free arm up and placed
it almost lovingly about his neck.
That was all the director wanted.
The door was opened and Miss Ander-
son was almost pulled out before the
beast had chance to realize that he
had been forced to the rear of the
cage and was alone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
New York Sugar.

New York, May 17.-Sugar easier
centrifugal, 6.52; molasses, SIS; re
fined steady; fine graduated, 1865.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
Claire Anderson acting with lion.

This is one of the scenes in forth
coming Keystone comedy. Little Miss
Anderson did not consider the scene
very funny while she was acting it
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Market Square Sales.
May II, 1916
One load of oats at. ,............50 SOC
One load of timothy hay at. $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

ran, upsetting on his way a dinner
table laid for u. He jumped through
a window, carrying part of the glass
away with him, and when he got his
second wind he gasped None Of dem
dear gentle wild animals in mine"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

New Parking System prom
Uses to be a revolution in the matter of
parking automobiles in the downtown
district of the city will be up for the
approval or rejection Of the city coun-
ell at the meeting tonight. The plan
was originated by Alderman William
Moeller. If the tentative plan is
adopted at the meeting, all of the
street car tracks in Main street be
tween Fourth and Front streets will
be torn out, In their place, d space
directly in the center of the street
will be devoted to parking autos They
will be parked side by side from Fifth
street to the river, and it is estimat-
ed that many times the present num-
Der Of machines can be placed in that
district.
knights to Meet at Columbia The
sessions of the knights of Columbus
national convention to be convened
here Aug. l. , and 3. will be held at
the Columbia This announcement
was made at the meeting of Loras
council when various committees on
the different phases of the convention
made their reports.
Couple Bound Over to Grand Jury
Charged with lewdness, Clarence
Smelser and Mrs. Susan Valaningham
were given a preliminary hearing in
the court Of Justice Of the Peace Phil
Daum and were bound over to the
grand jury, and released under bonds
of $3.50 signed by Otto M0elIer
Conference Meeting 0peRs-The
77th annual session of the Congrega-
tional conference Of Iowa commenced
with a meeting of the board Of direct
ors. This meeting convened in the
Edwards Congregational church with
the following executive committee
present: President ]. II. 7. Main OF
Grinnell college; Chairman Rev. NAL
colin Dana, Ottumwa; Secretary DR.. J.
b. Burling. Des Moines; Superintend-
ent P A. Johnson, GrinneLI; Rev. H
f. Miiligan, Dubuque; Rev, H. 0. Al
len. Usage; Rev. H o. Spelman, At
Iantic: Rev. W. G Ramsay, Eldora
Rev. W. A. Briggs, Perry; Roger
Leavitt. Cedar Falls; Mrs. Elizabeth
Whiting, Whiting, and Rev. L. A. Parr
Marriage Licenses Sol Remington
Chicago and Venus Studley, Blooming
ton, Ill; Walter j, LoVen, Rock Island
and Pearl M LHasson, Davenport
Obituary Record Word has been re
ceiyed in Davenport of the death of
Mrs. Marjorie Manor, a former Dayen-
port girl, in Chicago Mrs Manor had
been i'll but a few dyas with pneu-
monia when death claimed her She
was born in Iowa City on July II.
1890 She lived In Davenport until
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

The great annual run of the Pacific
salmon from the sea to shallow head
waters of Alaskan rivers will be pho
tographed as a feature of the Luhin
production of THE Silver Hoard -
Rex Beach's novel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17

The William Fox studios at Eden
dale, Cal, were deluged with tele-
grams, telephone messages and let
tiers when the report became general
that William Farnum, William Bur-
ress and Willard Louis had been
drowned off the Santa Cruz islands,
where they were making new pic
ture. A schooner and three men were
lost in a storm, but none Of the play
ers was injured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-17
Conference Meeting Opens-The

Marriage Licenses Sol. Remington,
Chicago and Venus Studley, Blooming
ton, ILL.,; Walter j. LoVen, Rock Island
and Pearl M Hasson. Davenport.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-22

so much for those who are physically
starving.
Where shall find the food for my
starving heart? Who will succor my
soul?
Where may ! meet a man, good
and true, like myself, and make love
honestly without it being misunder-
stood?
Unless you answer this question
for me and hundreds of girls like me
you are making us old maids or send
ing US to a more dishonorabIe future.
(The End.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-22

Mr.. Smythe ordered the dinner
and cocktails. 1 had never tasted
one in my life. 1 took one sip and
nearly clicked, and although he
urged me 1 would not taste again.
He drank both his and mine. The
dinner was elaborate and well served.
Mr.. Smythe also drank small bottle
of wine.
He began to get more and more ia
miliar and once or twice put his hand
on my shoulder. 1 do not know
what he would have done if the
waiter had not kept coming in I'M
tremendously.
We were in private dining room.
At last he told the waiter with an
oath to keep out"
This frightened me and 1 said I
could not stay any longer.
"All right" he said, Tets go to
your room"
But you can't come to my room"
1 demonstrated, 81 have only a hall
bedroom"
CAL right" he again said, well go
to mine"
mo, I can't go there"
%Why not?'
Because good girls don't do those
things"
well, what's the use of being
good, it don't get you anywhere. You
will stay in that hall bedroom all
your life if you're good. Leave the
being good to those girls who have
homes. You can have more fun than
they do if you will only think So"
The man came around the table
and put his arms about me, his face
with its sitting breath was thrust
into mine, when the door opened and
, the waiter came in.
With an oath Mr.. Smyth tried to
push him out, there was a. Disgrace
full fight, the police were called and
we both were sent to the police sta
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-22

Just like big sisters sports suit is
the gayly striped frock Of blue and
white linen which a certain little kim
dergarten person will wear when
school begins.
It is made. as simply as a mother
hubbard, but the empire belt gives it
the dignity of a really, truly dress. A
belt of white patent leather may be
used instead Of the striped belt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
Repnbltfuner iiesen In Waine.
lepshtal.Itptine bteftr 9sttunal

It a. Raine, ~. Sept.-
Sn Maine bnbeu Die @epublifauer bel
ben eeitrt9eu 8abIen 8lau5enb sefie8t.
gripGbIt ipltrben &arI 6. Wiutfen, ais
@ouberneur, NIT mebr als 1000
Sttumeu Raioritdt; Sreberid SaIe
unb Bert R. SeruaIb. als Ser. Staas
ten Senatoren; 2ouiS 9. @oobeu.
8anace 8. llpit, Sobn q. Setters uno
Gre q. Seriep, aIs ab9eorbrete fir
ben &ongreb. Gen Republitanern
fielen uneefdbr 80 9ro3ent Der pros
ereiiipen Stimnten Su unb lie bers
5sid)nen eineu Carbohydrates bon
iiber 35 Yrp5eut I'M @er9letde nit
ben @abIen bon 1914. @oriisenber
Sam, pom republifaniideu Staatss
&omite ertldrte eeitern 4benb. bab bic
&epublitaner in alien 16 Counties.
nit Der Gusuabne bon auor unb
G%nresco9in, 8eiiest baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
Streif Der Neu Yurfer Strafeubabn.
&ngefteIten.

Nep gorf.-gin Streif Der
giibnenanecitcuten, Sotarbeiter, Ora,
ihiniiten. 8rauereiarbeiter, S6anfs
pdrter unb Shriftieser aus Spms
patbie fiir Die o%rsantiterten Straben>,
Sphs unb Sieibabu : GngeiteIten,
pel6e am ber9aneenen Donnerstas
Die arbett n~iebcr9eleet baben, tpuroe
am Sprutae @benb IN Stem Vprt In
etner &unferen5 Der Sibrer Der reipeis
ttpen ~llnionen beihloiien. 9epor ies
bod elm 9ensraIitreit protlamiert ipers
ben fam, miiiien WahenperiammIlins
gen Der einaefnen l~lntonen einberufen
uub ben 2euteu bic Inaelesenbett CUR
Gbitimmung u%nterbreitet nerben.
8m. g. Fitzgerald, Organiiator Der
Union Der Strabenbabn : Gneeitelten,
purbe bon ben Sbeilnebmern Der
aouferen3 bic 8uii6erru9 seseben.
baB lie bereit ieien, ,bts gum itegs
reifeu gnbe moraliih, tbdttrditie unb
finau5ieG i'm SntereIie bes l1nipns@s
bautens 5u tdmpfen". 0as 8auee,
tperbe tpirb it9 allen Guihetu nab an
einem @eneralitreif nidt betbeiligen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14

Bortiesune bon BET 8. Sette.)
bodp'ite Gr3bif6oi eins ensIii1e Gin.
ipra6e anidlob. Rahmtttass fanf
ste erite Gei6dfts $ 9eriammlun9
abenbs unter benz 9orits bes Yraits
bentsn bes' 2otals &omttes, Iueuf
aSetrb. eiue Notwithstanding itatt
STE Rebner iparen: Hcb. Troit, be,
BrGiibent bes Stabtuerbanbes, oer
6o6tp'ite Gbt Ylacib,is Buerit, 8. e
3d., @t, ansel, Ore, bottp. pater
gurobq6 bon Braiplep. Gal, fiber
.Oeutfte Sprahe unb Sitten", bo6s
~tpiirbiser Sos. j. subeIep bon ct.
2ouis, @o., .3uttes Of Catholic
3apmen", bo9ip. Batter @resor Robl.
.. Q. g., bou portlanb, Ore, Iber
.1eutY6e ShiIen unb oeuti4e
1reYe". Ser apmmtiiartrs. bofh
RapbosI Subr, bielt Die S6Iubrebe.
Gm Montus, ben 4. Sept, nabmen
bte @eI6dfts, g riammluneen ibren
tpettereu @erlauf. abenbs bei9lob
etu 8anfett I'M Rtebmont Barf bic
Generals @eriammluug.
Buffalo, 81. Deer ebrtp. Rrus
Der Sbomas, tpelder In 8utfdIo Rrds
iioent bes ct. So}spb's : SnittutS
mar. lit nad Netp gorf berufen tpors
ben, I'M ben Yoiten etnes 2ebrers fir
bDbere Watbernatif am Raubnttan
&oleg 5u iibernebmer. gu fetnem
Naffoleer 1T gruoer Columbian err
nannt tpcrbeu, Der 6ubor Der Better
Der ShuIe Der gbrifIiden 8riiber tn
Utica mar.
e.. Vaul, Winn.-Reb. Gas. 6.
9prne. bis6er Yfarrer Der ct. Was
rien Gemeinbe, ipurbe gum Yfnrrer
Der ct. 9ufas : @entctnbe errannt.
9ie lestere @emetnbe bat einen gau,
plas fir cine meme Stride eefauft.
0aep. 9prne lit beianntlih felt &ur5em
auh 4enerals @tfar.
Wtnpna, Winn.-Oie ct. YauI'ss
8emetnbe az Satrmont plant ben
gali elmer neuen Shule. BITE ca. $780,
900 foiten lou.
Geab, 9. 5af.-Sn W~orristopn
tpurbe cine nelie @emeinbe eegriinbet,
beren Bfarrer Hep. g. H. Rcs
Gaulap tit.
Dubuque, Spma,-9te ct. Sobans
mes Gemeinbe gu Clarion bat NIT benz
BAN elmer neuen Stride ~be9onnen, Die
ca. $4,000 foiten lou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
Gir mems betriTt!

Gs 0etrtfft ale Gteientse,,, BITE
enttpeber bes Seutfhen ut&t
mdd,ttg ifub, ober BITE ans trsenb.
pelten @riinben BITE ensltfG e
Sprude ais 5ettunsslettiire pur.
sieben:
Ste barbwbhentItfe ~ c
6 Catholic 9rtbune", BITE In
bemielbeu geriase erfhettt ute
bteie 9ettuug, ,uirb tn BEN nddjften
Wonateu ibre fpu,ifhen 4etlaseu
pieber aufnebmen. Is finb btes
etsens tar r9be Gath.
pIie> 5rtbune" seset&.
nete 4tIber, tn shwars nnb
WetR, BITE tn fetner anberen
Seituns gu ftnSeu fiuh. tlufere
Seidner s. 8. Sortna nnb 3.
5. Sumsfi BITE ia aud ben
9eieru biefer Settuus bsfens BE-
tannt finb, arbeiten an Der Gertis'
itenuns bieier BiIber.
Der @bpnnemettsprets FIR bic
balbfu0 dJentlthe yIbe Gath.
pIic Sribune" betrdst $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14

(Sortiesune bon ber 1. Seite.)
Der miierten limb i6aeunsspeiie:
Hublanb, 100000; England. $780,
600; Srantreif. 10000; Stalien,
Scrbien unb 8umdnien. ouSdmmen
$4,000. giniee oiterretdifhe Sad.
lerte unb cine an5abI bon 3eutifen
i1dsen bic ruiiiiheu @erIufte auf iiber
100000 Wann unb bic @erluite Der
griten unb Sran5oien 5uiammen auf
iiber 100000 Wann. Ra6 ben In
2onbon beraussesebenen amtlihen
@erluftliiten betra9en bic brttiifen
gerluite fin ben Wpnat ausuit auein
$4,000 Wann. Wan elaubt, bab bic
8efabr eines ernitlifen Niidihlnses
an Der ipeitIifen fpie an Der oitIi6en
Sront poriiber 1T. Sreenbtpel9e peis
teren 8epinue iSnren ieboh MIR auf
Soften ~ungtbeurer Opfer an Wens
f6snIeben uub nit siuer aiberorbents
lifen WunitionS : @erfhtpenbuna ges
ma6t tperben, iobab bic VoIfer Der
aniterten bulb nm Brieben rufen
tpsrbea.
Vrtter tn GilWa 3tptnie.
2pnbon .-lleber bic Sample tn
Seutids 20 tafrifa tpilrbe am 7. Sept.
folsenbe amtIi&e 1tttbeilung aus
aegeben:
rSn, Der Sriibe be- 8. Septembers
iolgtsu einem Gngriff, tpel6e britii6e
Streittrdfte bon Der Gee aus in @aIs
fidfdnsern mternabmen. unb elmer
idtperen Beihiebune Der fetnbliden
Steuungen norblid Der Stabt, bon Der
Rittung bon ga9ampio aus. Srup<
psnlanbun9en in aonbudi unb in Der
Yfiaifani @uht. Ser SeiHb rdumte
9ars c. Salant. ipel6es bon ben Wers
etni9teu Gee unb Standardization
bsieSt wurbe. Tie britii9e Slag9e
tpurSe feierli6 aufge5ogen. Gbeeie6en
Don ben S%tabtt6eilen. in ipelden
beutide Sruppen seleseu 6atten. ipar
Die Stabt praitii6 u~nbciddbigt.
DIM 7. Septembcr beiesten bris
tilfe Warinetruppen unb bon Saifs
fen ans 2anb seieste 2anbitreittrdfts
Die Saienorte &iltpa &ipinie unS
&ilpa &istponir. ipeId,e lid inter Der
Srobung elmer 8eidieBune our6 Die
8lotte ergeben batten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
Stertefdne i'm &lerus.

Wep. CHARLES 8. Nulcabp itarb i'm
Gltsr bon 80 Sa6ren in Otter 8ioer,
Wnif. - SIM ct. @inceu3s Soipital gu
erie. ga, itarb Der bo6p. Batter
Sebaftian Grnolo, g.. e.. .. - Sm
9ominifaner s&loiter in louisville.
&e., itarb Ser bohip. Batter 5. 9.
&eeltb, g.. g. = Reb. Sobann Sor'
ban, g. s., itarb i'm Utter o 80
Sdbreu in San Srancisco, Sal. = Sn
atlantic Sieblaubs, 81. s., itarb Der
bpdip. Sas, 3. Rorriion, i'm Glitter
bon At Sabren. - 8eb. Sobn g.
SriscoII itarb in @aterbIiet, 81. O.
Sn Sun 9ie9o. Gal, itarb Reb.
SranciS s. S!piit I'M Utter bon 70
Sabren. = Sn Sort gbparb, g. D.,
itarb 8ep. Or. Grid. J. 8riffttb. Der
Gig S6riftiteler be~itbetannt ipar. =
Sn Srnaro. Gal. itnrb Der bodtp. 8.
Slorian Sabn. SO. ", Yfarrer Der
ct. Srau3 BON Gales : @emeinoe in
NiperIibe. Gal. gr roor gebiirtig aus
GapcnSburg, 8iIrttember9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
Bum 5ube BON 5rau stolfeben.

&iir5lih itnrb bier cine aIte 2eierin
bteier 3eitung, Srau 0aarb s. Stoltes
ben. Sic @eritorbene ipurbe seboren
am IS. Sanlar 1846 IN 8alena, 3D.,
als Sohter o Sru. Sobn 9. 6eus
maj tpelfer tie uIs ~98idbriser 8reis
iiberlebt. Sic @eritorbene binterldbt
iefs &inber: Srart, BilbeIm. ausus
time, Rauline, Bertha uub GIiiabetb.
Die iiireite Sodter 1T in has &Ipiter
Der Shtpeitern pom @uten Sirten eins
eetreten. 8ir empiebIen bic @eritore
bene benz 8ebete ibrer sabIreifen
Sreunoe. sic rube in Stiebenl Sen
trauerrben 6interblisbenen infer
get(eiNI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14

BrGien nub II &tnber, alIes gipis
Ititen, bur6 &rtiGeriefeuer unb Ieros
plan@ acknowledgements tobteten. SIN
Gansen tpirben auf bieie @eiie iep
September 1913 1858 @tbtltiten eez
tDbtet.
8ofbinqton, 8. G.-Yrdiis
bent Bilion bat bnrd proclamation
ben 81. unb ben 80. OCTOBER als
Sammeltose fir Bite notbleibenben
Sbrier unb Grmenier in Der &riesss
gone feitgeiest unb ben 1. Ropember
ais Sammeltas fir bic 2itbauer. geis
trdge ioIten benz Notbeu 8reu5s
Saiptaiiartier bier iberianbt iperoen.
gerlin.-Sie 8ubapeiter Som
ierend our grpGsuue bes Weriebrs
auf Der, Conan. an Der SeIeeaten
aug OeutidIanb, Oeiterreids llngarn.
Bulearien unb Der Eiirfet tbeiInebmen,
bat einen Intras ansenomnren, ben
8runbfas Der freten S6tfffabrt aui
Der Sonau 5u erbalten unb aissu'
bebnen.
Gmi It b a m.-Na6 elmer Ges
pei6e aus &onftantinopel bat iid Der
tirfii6e Wintiter bes Gustpdrtisen,
SaItI 9ep. mad Berlin beeeben, nm
NIT ben beutfden Staatsmdnnern 81
fonferieren.
@erIin-9ie n9eutihe Cages
5eitune" but aueetiinbigt, bob Tie pies
berum iufpenbiert lit.
b o n-Eer @uermans9 Dam 8
pier .Eagus" lit perfenft iporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14

Bn nerfanfrn.-Wiertelfefti quite
@erbeKerunsen, orei NetIsn bon
@ountpiis. &etne S1atne; ebenes
2ano; eutes aora'. $eus ober @eis
5enlanb. Wilbes, seiunosS alimn.
Cute Wadbarihaft. ginuabmeu be-
traeeu iiber 5ipettauienb Dollars per
Sabr. aaun 70 Stiid @isb ben
8inter binburh auf bieisr Sarm
bnIten. Yreis 500 per @der.
@uniti9e 9ebin8uneen. CHARLES Sbnt,
2amar, Wp. I9.21,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
Vrei an
MfbutQ : QetDenDe.

Cine nsus causiur, BITE irssno Ssmanb sbus
unbeassmlthfetf ober 3ettuerinf on.
ipsnoeu fann.
gDtr baben cine neie Wetbooe, BITE @ttbmd
turtri unb rptr plni6en,. bab Ste aui uliere
Heiien einer 0eefy6 barrtt niaHen. IS bleibt
TO aIei6, oh Sts ieti Idneerer oper flrSer
Belt oamii bsbaitet itnet o6 has eeioen no
STE ioateu flo stne frete 9robs unfsrer
saeetboes ioTaIen Isltsni % ~ aspa sssal.
gbsr Sbre Bef6dtt!anne III, peun Gle an
entma Isiosn. lpirb unfsre N0etbooe 5bnen
proINpte 9inberunp brtHger.
Wir ,plninen oeIonbefs Semen infer WitteI
Suouisnben. beren 5du d~usenftetnIt@ befi.
~NnnSsIos iftiuno BET osneM aas 9tnai6munss.
Rdu6mtttel berfae, babeu gBir m5dten aae
aui uniere 1oftel l6er5eueen. oab oteie neue
W2eibooe bsftiMni IN, lae S6iu eratbHltgfeii.
aaes g9nantsn unb ale iere ftrcdIi6en
framp'orfteen Gn'dGe fofort unb aui thinner
3u beeroeN.
9ie frste Dfteue 1T au ui6tis. mn btsjelbe
tnr nur etl,et .ein1iaen Tag gu oerua4ldi'iqen;
S1ideu Ste ietr SsIo. tortbern etu'n9 bnS
folsenbe Coupon. 3bnen Ste eS beute.
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Imerifaner tperben geebrt.
(9. q. a..eab,Iaramm bisfer Btttuua

o. o nt II. Sept.-Sn Der Iester
Gusedbe Der rGcta G~poitolieae Sebis"
nirb betannt seee5en, bab folsenbe
Gmeritaner bon benz 81. StubIe aus
ee5ei6ret tpuroeu: Nep. Rotper. @eb.
gbtparb Te. Stpeens, @en. 8m. 6.
gennn, @ern @eb, Sobu g. G6bpid.
Gue aus Der gr5bi65eie Retp 0orf. ios
tpie Bern &eo. s. g. Walib unb Bern
Heb. W. 5. S'&eillp aus Der Siooeie
&anIas gitp, tpurben bonn 81. Batter
su SausprGIateu erboben. Sen Ger,
ZEN 0aIb unb Rcaap bon Stem gor'
ipurbe bas gomturs &reus 6es ct.
@reeoriuss Srbeus perliebeu. Den
Serren 0otpIins. gourte Godran unb
O3uIqueen aus Retp 0orf. ipurbe bos
&ittertreu5 bes ct. 9resoriuss Srbens
berIiebeu.
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Soma Tarmert ~ berfaaten.
IN WlttdleQ uno SptuarS Counties

pretie ilr unfere bsrbeTerten carmen BON
500. 80 aufpdrtS, fit uHoerbeferte 10 nie6rta
pis $40 pet Gder. Sotuarb Gouitb mar In 1918
bas Balner.iaorn.Qo untp, esS Staates. aauter
9ebm.inierIaes. Rein befferer Boben i'm
etaqte tnI ole Grten 9armprubuiis. 9as
9anb. 1T t65n asIe9en. Quite nathrlt6e 9rat.
~nierune, ieins 5leeI. fetne seen, iein 9lfaIt,
Vumbo pber $arb.Van. Wu~seesei1netes
@afer. Cute g1uIen unb atr6en. Sic
beitsn Ra9barr. e6retbt fnr uniere Bargain.
aebsn uas Mot NIT saufeSaaSsl az al. Me- Re.
ferena: gtnte panf pber g. u ganf. wl. n.
maoatasne 9aaS Gpmpanp, 8itceotne, Soma.
Bsim g6reiben erpdbne man oieies gluit.
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solanse Der Wurratb bamert.-Neue
auto Moao Raps, Sai6eu'Bormat.
bailerbaft 9ebunoen. Der folsenben
Stmten gu periaufen: Soma. S1inois.
BiBeoniin. 8anias. Rebrasfa uno
Siibs9 atota. SpeSialpreis nur 10
Gents, in StIber ober 9riefmarfen.
Srsenoipelhe brsi fir % Gents.
Catholic printing Co., Dubuque, 90.
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j. Nj.
Mhtmng, bentide &atboliten!

g9as bsrit Sbr iber bic beporftebenoen
S4neeiiirMs2
Barnm Sonmt Sbr ut6t mad Oklahoma unb
Ii1ett Guh eth petui In etner guien beuffnsn
MrteoIuHe7 Sbr fbnrt am l.. Sanndr NIT
ben garnJarbetten beginner.
aaibolif6e Setminter firben btsr CUTE
Setme su nteortaen 9retten. nIIo Elm 1ersIt6sS
Gtufpmnen In einsr blltenben Muiisbluna, In
6ir ndbers s~luSiinft i1retbe ooer teIegra.
pbtere man an &. y. Benton.
Meferensen: 8auf Of eletn, GIgtn, Ola,
pbsr 8eo. Satber Kindergarten, StsrlinG
CALEDONIA.
eetm e6reiben er,pabns man biefes glatt.