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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

"a pba MoDa, Der arieg5beridts
AZ critnttcr Der 8iener ,Neuen
~ Srcieu Srenc", bat I'M
- ySihaflhaf" bDdyit merflpiirs
bige MufihIiiiIe iiber Die icrbiide Ser
idlp0rcrpolitif burd, ben national :
l~ibcralen, 3. b. oiterreidiid)s frelrnos
liden ierbiid)cu Nhpofaten 81. Nlcra
Habulolpitih crbulten. Sicie Nufz
ldliiic icieu bier i'm A~us5uge lpieoers
gcgeben: .8ir Natiunulliberale luds
rem, iugte Mabulolpitid, bon icbcr
Srcunbc Scitcrrcihz lln9urn'S. Inner
@runolos lit: 0it Dem erlten NndIa
bar mltB man lid pcrtrngell, uno mare
CT Elm 3igeuner; Cciterreid)@ llngnrn
lit uber Gin aultllrltaut. Seit Sabr@
blnbcrtcn bat es nidlt ge9en ms &c
fdmpft. iuohl abcr bcs oitern fir ms
aegcn bic Siirfci. Nls I'M uorigen
Suli &niditid Der Stupidtina III gc@
5ciwcr Sielug Die arie9scrfldrrng
Qcgcu Die Wfpndrd)ie pprlegtc, ba bat
mcinc 0artci $50 mn IA Wtann -
bcftio ptbcriprodlcn mn bas Gnoe bcs
Mn9ninca gcllall ppralla9cla9t: HtB@
lunb iii groB, abcr Der G5ur iii meit,
Sic Nabifalcn nolltcn, nidlt baralf
b0ren. neil Scitcrreid s~llugarn Der
tranfe Wdnu lei. @cnn mir Dcil
Sbrpnfpl9cr crmnrben lallcn, redneten
lie. Damn gcbt Seitcrrcid z%llngurn aus
benz Scin. Ininngo Der ad)t5igcr
Sabre purbc' lire Sartei gegriinbet
urb fam balb sur Hc9icrun9, ia our
NQmnht IN Scrbicn, burd) gtprb rno
9rnnb. Mun bat icbcm @c9ner Den
6dls abgcid)nitten pocr ipeni9Iteu5
oas Sad pbcr Den 9abcn angc5iiuDet.
Cine Sdreden5bcrridaft obne gleiden.
|aihitid,, Der @iniiter, 9tcgent ON
Stcuc ocs mllbcridbri9cn aonigs
Ileruubcr. mnr Siftntpr. Ingelidts
picIcr furdItbaren 3uitdnbc riei Serpnn
Hiltitih uus, ieinc Yurtei, ouf, mn
mir ltiir5tcu Sniditid unp ilbernubs
men lelbit Die Hc9icrGHg. Sir 9an6e
neln Ionntc. gincs Nodlt5 ling MAJ
mierc 0Gllpter elm, icetc tic gcfunger
llilb bic Hubitalcu luarcn luicpel
obenaui. Sic SdIredcns5eit pulertC
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

9as bier 9e9ebem Bib 9t nur einen idppnteu sesrui bon Der SGDn'
belt btieS Sudes BON riuiscn 800 SGteu 1T orpefurmat. Sic peIen. pteen
ber5erfeucnoen uno erbaucnoen Silber aus Dem Scben uo SeiDen bes 9eIans
bs. iprie Der Cert, io auf Dem finten &apicre i'll rnetherboftcn Grid ans
lgehnbrt Scbcr, tpefcr Hh Ds @erf 81 nnierem ipohbiliaen Yrriie bereat'
miro gerne anerfcuun, bB ct bpr3uglih uH0 iubelbaft biuig bcSient ipuroe.
&ie geiagt, mir buben nun cine bci6rRute In5abl bnicr 8mdber a1 Eager.
User 5uert fomnt, miro 8uert bebieut.
lncrc aukergcuGbufhr Sfferts
Sebcr, iuclder ms 5pct ncIe Abpmnenten nit S4Oo as @oransbes
SnbIunA fir irgenb zines unicrer Wdter gNurentburgcr 05n3ettc" ooer y&utbos
Iidcr @cren" pOer a5be Catholic Srbuuc" fHr r Gin 8nbr cmenbet crbdtt
ps guh foirnfri 5u9eiAidt @r ir )GeIc8enbeit. lid cine Yradtprdmie
leidt 81 crtpcrben,
@cr bas guf t q II IN mill, icubc $40 Gin.
'gRan ihrci6e icoe Iprehc 9enan uno rcdt peutlNb (uno abreinere: Gatbs
oc Erinting Co. Su6uque. soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Da= ,itGrel,cn BON Sen bewaiis
netcn Japanern in CALI
iSrnien.

Su @ps Nugcles, Gal, muroe III
omtlid)eu &~rciien Der Nadrid)t aus
Gulcricp an Der mcrifnniidcn 8rcn5c
icin @lnubcn gcidcnft, baB III ben
Sicrra ocl Sinal> Bergen BON Nieoer@
California mcbrcrc bllnbcrt bcluaff
nctc Sopancr lid bcfdnocn. 3plls
tpllcftpr elliott mcintc, naB III @lcilclt
Siitritt cine Wcuge merifaniId)er
glrbcitcr nit aouitrlttiona Irbeiten
b~cid)Gftigt ieien mnO baB pieie III
Naaern fampiercn, lpcldle eincn 9es
pineu militdriihcn Nnitrih BADEN.
60 lei cs cine Sbntind,c, bnB Die Sns
iaiicn iold)cr Eager bcmafinct umber<
seben, nm iih gcgcn Snnottcn 81
ihiiBcu. Muhridleinltd) babe man
bicic bciuniinctcn merifoniifcn Nrs
better fiir ,Snponcr Bebnltct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Dcmtieks inheritance quite
Burger.

Gbicu9p. ST. - Yunpesrid)ter
2anois peruimmt BON 3eit 81 Seit
Nleldnoer, ipelhe nmerifanilde
Silrger weroe ollen. Iud) geltern
lpar Der M''l micoer Damlt be
lddftigt. Z .te bereits cine groBe
In6abl Der 49, 'ifunten pernommen,
ais CT mebrci, ertreter Der Trel1c 81
lid bclhieo.
sd babe ltcta beiHefft". laate Der
Hidtcr, ~ooB Die Seutiheu. ipeIde in
bicleo Snnb fommen, bc9icrig lino.
iobalb ais moglid) Siir9er oicles Sons
bcS 81 pcrbcn. Sobnlh Der Scutldc
fiiuf Sabre inn 2nnoe lit. perllft or,
icine S%iirgcrpapicrc 81 c%rlnu9cm,
Sluh Yertretcr anoerer giutionen ibun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
allsgcjcidnctc Ciftrtc
fit Die tatbolii6e Tamilie.

SNr Imb in Den seIb eier beihrantcn 3abf BON Ggemplaren bes
SrabhpereS .9a5 Seben mb &ciben Sdn Gbrifi" (pn Soipb Berg, Bro
feor am Yropin5iafs Semunar 8u Ct SranciS, gSis) 9ean9t, peIdes mir
ais relpoics Sanilcubub Hnhren 2cicrn gcrne roeGbt ldtt erreihbar
madden mpften. y se& & 81 go go
es banselt Np bier nm elm S@rf Der fhhodihsn Sanhlisnirratur mic
e5 fur Die Wabrung nm. Snrocrung DcS fparntstatboliden Sanilengettes
inm idDuer 8eDad1f pcroeu fann @S lit I'M poaten SHINE Deg ysprtes elm
Tra6tpct. tnrobl nos Snlalte Gmbanp, Snper uno Shrtforud, ie undb
Den reideu 05plbldnttt bctufft. Veipnber3 Derbpou uno nn5cbcno fir Grs
padienc unb snmal bic Sngenn, Sinner ub reHere Su9enb, maiden Ole pelen,
pnen arnnbrIdbiber umo Sertiauitatonen ods Bid tr Den 8ebranh IN
Der fntboid1eu Samlie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

critcr alaiic pon inlp nad Den Der.
Stnntcn nid)t bcipnbcrs lharf inlpis
Sicrt lporoen iino, 5umnl Die america
nild)e Tcgieruna bnS ais Gingriif in
ibre Med)te uniiebt. Sn bieiigcn He>
8icrungsfreiien lit bic Sbee nneerc9t
morben, ooB Die Der. Staaten ieIbit
cine 3cninr fir nie Yoitiudoeu elm
riften Inn en9Ianb Die Gait ab5us
nehnrcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Die inmcre Gage HmblanS's.
epe5ialsOrrsippnoens oicier ssitums.)

z /. g.-0ic BON
Der 3cuiur itnrf getiir5ten Scridte
ilbcr Den Npngrcb Der pcdlt ruIiiidcn
Gelte" luilcu bod) nod cine lcbr ges
lpannte inucrpolitiidc Sage cricbcu.
Ser 9cle9icrte, acl5pff la8tc laut
.Nuiucic @remia", WoSfau lei Gin
%ulfau mic 1908 10 alid bcutc 1918.
@cbrcrc 9cIcgicrte griifen Die iilpiide
Sepoltcrung an, Die AM Stlr5c bcs
Sbrones drbcite. Sieier iunerc Scino
lei nod ldllimmcr ais Scntidlnnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
3 .Itiiebe unucriePdmtkeit

EQUATOR Stoue, %or!iscnber ocs
aomitcs iilr ~m5ldnoiidc 8c3icbungcn,
legte pprigc 8ode DEM .StnatsIefretdr
Canning eincu Sal por, Den CT ais Die
grDBtc britiidc llnucrid)omtbcit be-
8cidnet, Die linn bis icet bcfaunt &C.
lporocu iii, Scr Gbicogoer Sulpclicr
Hobcrt Ycrlman hattie Dor cinigcn
Wounten iiir bus 8cibnahts9eidGit
cine Gunntitdt uugciNliifencr Sids
mnntcn gcgcn 8aor in 2pnbon ges
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
2 - : \ mn rti
Gcn. WseS fritiiicrt 1pilien.

8 abingtpn, 8. 9.-@eneral
@ppb tritt fir cine itebenbe Irmec
bon 100000 Mann elm unb fritilierte
IN nbfdlligcr 8cilc Die BON Yrdiioens
ten p~orgcIdlagene Sentimental armec
Die cinind cine Mooiii5ierun9 oes
Srcipili9eu : Spitcms lei. yGs
berri6t Elm gutter @ciit, bod bus
Spitem lit faul", ia9tc Der General,
yunb mag ms gum %erberben 9ee
rcibcn, falls es cinmal 81 einem lpirtz
Iid)en &riege fontmt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
6caen 6aielin spreistreiben.

@aibingtom ,. &. - Sm
Sauic brubte ilellliG bas gtit9lieS
Sohuipu npn acntldp cine Bill cil.
mcldlc sic 0crobieeuug bcs &reiieS
bon WaipIin 6c5lucdt; tic beltimmt.
buG. lucnu scr llrpcrfduicr fiir cine
Gallpne Ndiplin Is GcntS b%ered)nct,
CT cine Steucr Don cincm Solar filr
iebc Gulluuc perfnuitcn @aiolins ents
rid)tcn ipu. unD cine 6uidslihc Steuer
bon rincnl Solar iiir icbc 8alpne, Die
CT fir nrchr ais 10 Gents pertauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
,lene Ginwance

Streuge Scihrdnfungem gegen bic
Giniunnbcrung bon Sapanern nnb bic
iait uoaltdnbige InsihlieBung o
0irtonS unb Gbineien ipltrben am %.
Sanuar bonn &omite in Die ginipdnocs
rings 9ia ailisenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Der cneliicbe Staat ;aPlt
nicbt.
(spcSial.aOrrciponoena oieier Seitums.)

Sonbou.-Si Warconi @irelcB
telegraph COMPANY tbeilt ibrcn Iftips
ndren in eincm Hrnbidreibcn nit,
bic cngliihc He9ierung babe bis jest
fir Die ScuiiBung Der brnbtloien Sta
tionen Der @cieQidaft uno 1nnocrc
9icnitc" lett arie9sbeginn nod nidlt
bc5ablt. Sic betreffenben Summeu
Icicn lcbr b~ctr0d)tlid).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
6eeen 1paiienietaceer.

81. YauL, Minn.-lleber $1,000
amerifaniide 9ilr9er id)peoiiher Mbs
itammung aus 26 Stnaten ienben 8es
iolutipnen 9egen Den &affenlfaher
uno fir ein Sh~iebsecridt IN Yrdiis
bent 8ilion nno Den &ongreB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Hattemplaee in Sranfrcieb.

ospejial aorreipuh oenj oieicr 3citnns.)
Is aris .--&ie betdnnt lpiro, bat
ic Hcgicrung 200 &nube on ole
'front.' ipebiert 5rr @crtil9ung Der Iid)
einitellenoen Hattcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

CATHOLIC Yrinting Co. Dubuque, Sopa- a,P ae.2
@ecbrte Screen LsciIc8no $500 fir bic 6pei nclen abon'
ncntcu bcren oenauc Iorrncn bcHHgrn. (Mcr o5 Su) faufen nil,
trthe bas @pr6ergcbenbc) 8ctigcno $500, fir ietde Gle mir cell. bS
@radhucrf fir Die Hrtrlihc Snmiic teitcu: ,9aS 2ebeua ub ,Sepeu Seu
GGrti" pn Sos. Berg, m tognoc Aorenc icnpen pollen: s ~
Yppanrt or. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Gkina rafet?
Cepesial.sorrsfpomoems steter seituns.

g t. y c t t 8 b + q. -Seles
arnmme ms SEEING niib Sientiin be-
baupten, baB China Iiiitungen pors
nebmc unD Wunitionsfabrifen ers
rid)te (?). Sas iliegeriueien in Der
dineiiihen Irmee nebme cine un9es
abnte gntipidlung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

ials bics cinc reliat1ie Sdule
lit! Sus llnrcdt lit nm 10 ld,reiens
Der. lpcil anbcrlcits Die amcrifanildcn
Scftcn IN hicicn an9cblif ylnIcctaz
rian lhppls" inter Den SnDinncrn
ungeltDrt 8rppngonba maiden Dilrrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
K.klcnnstt in Ssanereie9.
,spe5ial.sprreipumOen bisisr Ssitnns.)

&aris.-@pn autoritatipcr Scite
ncrlautct, Sranfreid lperoe. lpctl
England gum Sbcil pcria8t, 20 gfile
liunen Sonncn aoblcn aus Den Yer.
Staatcn bc5icben. Die Come toltet
etipn brei Collars (?) i'll Der Union,
bic Sradyt aber mebr ais SIS pro
Sonne, iopuB ab frun5piidcn Sdfcn
q Collars unO mcbr pro Sonnc 81
bc5nblcn iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

lleber bunbert @ilocr cnthaltenb;
fir ieocn Seutihen, Seiterreidler obcr
llngaru bpditcm Sntcreie. Gin
blcibenbeS gmncnfcu on Den 9rpbcn
@eltfrice. 0eipnbcrs gceignet, I'M
ben 0erpanbten mmo Srennpen III Der
dltcn Seimntb einen pafcnocn Veiueis
babon 81 geben. ipie in ben Tereinisten
Staaten Die 2iebe unb 8eseiiterung
fir Die beutid)e Sad)e gum Iusbrnde
fommt. Yreis pes @dnbHens 25 Cts.
@an beniiee beu folsenoen @citea'
6~ettel:
Catholic Yrintin9 Gompant.
Dubuque, Soipd.
glnbei 20 GentS in Waar ODER in
9rieimarfen fir Iar Cartoon. Bud.
Wteine apreIie III:
s'aine;
49,. ..........
@0pnOrt;
eOuHtU:
zlna':
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Japan ais Spiel;emelieferant.
tspesiaLsorretpumocus Di.i.r seiimss.)

2pnbo n.--Iuf Dem 2onooner
&cibnacbtsmarft trat gum eriten Ifale
Sapan uls Gpnfurrent Seutlfldnb's
in Der Sieferuna BON Spiel5eus alf.
IS iolte %bcipnocrs bic %befanntcn
N~iirnbergere @aaren p~erordn9cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
llnicrc anhcrgcU1bnfidc Sticrts.
y eiteIlSettcl.
1915.

(Satuun J ...... 1915.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21
ARMY MEASURE WINS
SENATE PASSES BILL WHICH IN.
cREASEs FORCE. TO 25o,ooo.
Provides Coast Artillery of 81 ,748 Men
and Military Training in Schools
and Colleges.

Washington, April 19.-The army re-
organization bill was passed by the
senate without q roll cali.
AS the bill passed it carried provi-
sions for increasing the regular army
to 100000 men; the coast artillery to
ALIAS men and provided for military
training in certain schools and col
leges. The bill also will compel re-
spect for the uniform Of the army and
navy as it provides. punishment for
common carriers, theaters, restaur
ants and all persons and corporations
found guilty of discriminating against
those who wear the national uniform.
The vote to increase the regular
army was nonpartisan. Twenty-Five
Republicans and 81 Democrats sup
ported it, and 26 Democrats and IL Re-
publicans voted against it. With the
exception of Borah, Jones, Curtis, and
Smith of Michigan the Republican
votes against the increase came from
Progressives. The vote follows:
For the increased AS
hurst, Broussard, Chamberlain, Chill
ton, Hardwick, Hughes, Husting,
James, Johnson of Maine, Johnson of
South Dakota, Lee, MARITIME, O'Gor-
man, Phelan, Pittman, Sheppard,
Smith of Arizona, Smith of Georgia,
Smith of Maryland and Williams-21.
Republicans: Brandegee, Burleigh.
Clarke of Wyoming, Colt, Dillingham;,
Dupont, 'Callinger,. Harding, Lippitt,
Lodge, McCumber, Mclean, Nelson,
Oliver, Page, Poindexter, Sherman,
Sutherland, Wadsworth, Warren and
Weeks-22.
Total, 43.
Against the incT ease-Democrats
Bankhead, Beckham, Culberson, Hitch
cock, Hollis, Kern, Lewis, Lane, Ny
ers, Overman, Owen, Pomerene, Rams
dell, Reed, Robinson, Shaffroth, Smith
of South Carolina, Stone, Swanson,
Taggart, Thomas, Thompson, Tillman,
Underwood. Vardaman and Walsh-26.
Republicans: Borah, Clapp, Curtis,
Gronna, Jones'. Kenyon, LafoHette,
Norris, Smith OF Michigan and Works
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

The swelledest head in the world is
usually found on the shoulders of a
young father; we tolerate him. The
swelledest heart i'll the world is usual
ly found in the bosom of a young
mother; we adore her.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

Great Britain talks of dealing kind
ly with those who have conscientious
scruples against fighting; ard if she
does some Englishmen will have more
conscientious scruples than there were
goose-pimples, ON Septeml.Sr Mora that
time.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

II a man so lives that his wife
looks upon matrimony as great in
stitution, he doesn't need to care
whom the neighbors select for model
husband honors.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

Scientists have been investigating
the dog. but SO far they have alleged
nothing against him for which he could
be held directly to blame.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

Chivalry may be somewhat decadent
in this country, but let mother with
young baby get in the car and man
loosens the bosom of his pants from
the seat and swings for the straps.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

Juve1.ile circles have had their
hands distracted long enough from the
dyestuff shortage to indulge in a glee-
full .shuader at the still more acute
scarcity of castor OIL
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

Much of the oountry's petroleum is
believed to come from Deyonian dia.
toms. May we not expect our enter
prising business men to put few live
Devonian diatoms on the market, in
view of the gasoline prices?
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

Dentists Justly resent the Jokes
about the painfulness of their opera
tons. Any person who desires it may
have laughing gas while paying the
bill.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

International diplomacy awaits the
happy moment of adjustment when
aero raids will be classed as an in.
fringement of the blue sky law.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21


Leap year brings no special priv
ileges to the married woman who al
ready has her husband trained to jump
through hoop when she shape her
fingers.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

The recent activities of young heir
esses suggest that if you can't raise
your boy to play bridge the next best
is to train him for chauffeur.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-21

Fathers who are urged to become
more chummy with their sons would
probably find it easier if they were not
the custodians of the pocketbook.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-26

NEW YORK. May 26.-Many things
can happen along It's route that Broad
way and its citizens care but little
about, included among which might be
named the hour at which the milk
wagons arrive and any new drink that
william Jennings Bryan might be
sponsor for
But 1t. and Its. does care about its
tonsorial artists and when the news
spread that the BARRIERS were going to
call strike the street appeared bit
gloomy. At present the smoothly
shaven face is quite the thing. But, II
the BARRIERS strike, whskers may be-
come popular.
Then. too, the actor OF forty who has
been playing juvenile parts would be
exposed. no longer could he convince
the manager that he was only twenty
two.
All in all. no matter what happens
TO the rest of tho city. Broadway does
not want any BARRIERS strike for raz-
or in the hand Of Rialtoite is often
somewhat hard to handle with safety
on the morning after merry night
before.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-26
Fl Ny i E:! !; >. Y l:'!E2!?
O. O. McINTYRE
TsisEran Bussaas
trssG

Broadways most celebrated beauty
has broken all precedents. Most Of
the Broadway beauties marry Pitts
burg millionaires but this one married
a newspaper reporter He isn't exact
ly reporter now but he has been all
his life UP to few years ago.
The news came from London that
Kay LAUREL, who used TO be SIS a
week telephone girl in Erie, Pa, had
married Winnie Sheehan, long police
reporter on tho Evening World.
There was no intimation that they
wcer to be married. In fact they had
not been seen together much on
Broadway. Sheehan was over in Eng
land on moving picture business. Miss
Iaurell came into Erie to be an artists
model and her beauty soon won her a
place in beauty chorus where she be-
came the petted darling Of first night
ers.
The annual pilgrimage to the sum-
mer homes has begun. Long Beach
soems to be greatly in public favor al
though many say 1t Ia too close to
New York to be exclusive. Still one
of the most exclusive summer resorts
is TANNED up against Coney Island.
1t is Sea Gate and you have to be
known before the gatekeeper will per-
init you to enter.
Mr. Kisco is also proving quite pop
ular for those who own their own cars
as 1t takes the dweller a fine ride
UP the Hudson and through Tarrytown
and around Pocantillo Hills.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-26

At a fashionable church wedding
on Fifth avenue this week young man
was stopped at the door by the sexton
who asked him II he was related to the
bride or bridegroom.
He replied that he was not. Then"
said the sexton. you will pardon me
for asking what interest you have in
ceremony that is to be OF tho quietest
character"
81 am" the young man announced
sadly, "the defeated candidate
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-26

There was something inspiring
about the preparedness parade in New
York recently when 100000 business
men OF great prominence marched
through the streets.
Military bands were sprinkled
through the long lines Of marchers and
played Justify tho new patriotic song.
Wake Up America!" Many of the
marchers sang the refrain and staid
New Workers shouted themselves
hoarse.
1t took the parade more than an hour
to pass given point. Some OF the
marchers declared they had not
walked so far in years and there was
mad scramble for arnica the follow
ing day.
The Little River news., 1916-11-04
Prize.Winning yOttOl.

One of the leading features at the Little River county fair this week was a bale of long staple cotton. The staple cn this bale was an inch and fxe-sixteenths to an inch and three eights: strict good middling grade and with all it was a most beautiful hale of cotton. Being good strong bodied fibre, good length and especial ,v good grade made it the center of attraction. This cotton was raised near Ben Lomond by w. H. Spigner and was bought by J. F. Ford of the Lesser Goldman Gotten Co., for 27a cents per pound. Experienced cotton men say that it was as fine a type of staple cotton as they had ever seen. Southwest Arkansas never fails to Inake a good showing if given the op- l,ortunity.
The Little River news., 1916-11-04
DEUTSCHLAND AGAIN IN U. $.
Captian Koenig Hopes to Complete . Third Trip before January.

New London, Conn.,, Nov. 1.-Ien million dollars worth of dyestuff and drugs and, it is said possibly stocks' bonds and precious stones" comprise the cargo of the German ubmarlne merchantmen, DeutschgandI accord ing to Capt. Paul Koenig, her com mander. The submarine arrived yes- terday.
 First of the undersea merchantmen by use of which Germany hopes to keep open trade route with the United States. the Deutschland, according to her captain, is at present the only vessel of that fleet. The Brennan, which started voyage from the city, after which she was named, on Aug ust 26. he said, has been given up as lost. He tlought she must have struck a mine.' but he added, "she has not fallen a victim to this almost blockade, am sure of that" The Amerika, which some repoftst have indicated was a merchant submarine captured by the British, never existed, Captain Koenig said.
 w must keep up this traffic alone for the present; that is, the Deutsch- land must" he said. "In a fortnight l shall be gone I hope to return be- fore the end of the year.
The Little River news., 1916-11-04
GOOD SCHOOL AT WILTON
Literary Society Has cen Organized;
 Other Local News.

Wilton. Nov. 3.-(SpeciaD The Wilton School now in session is dOing g splendid work under the faculty now in charge. A Literary Society has been organized and the members of composed of the pupils of the high school are getting themselves in trim for the first public program which will be rendered on the evening of Friday, November 17th. The program which shall consist of declamations, music, readings and a debate by the opposing teams of the society, will be announced later
 The officers of the socie y urge the patrons of the school to be in full at tendance and g.ve them a chance to prove to them their ability in their respective lines.
 A. Ma"ning of Mayor, Mo, is visit ing the family of Mr. and Mrs. Cash. He doubtless will move here at some time in tic future.
 Thc W. o w. held a meeting this week ill which they took in and ap- Tiled the plank tc' several members.
 Ti'c Misses Marye and Adelle Hol- mes t..tt 'lained to a number of peo- pie at the school auditorium on last Friday evening, the 27th, with a re- cital of readings, benefit the piano fund Great applause was given them throughout the entire program, which lasted one hour and half.
 N. D. Cooper, merchant and live stock promoter of this place, came back from the fair Tuesday after noon with smile of satisfaction on his face. He was the recipient on prize awarded him by the judges on the stallion he raised and now owns.
 Many of the residents of Wilton contemplate attending the fair at Ashdown Saturday.
 Geo. Park and W. D. Waldrop were on the river near here Tuesday, go~ in the latter's car. and came back With a fine string of fish.
 Many of the citizens are visiting the fair this week and report the fair is very good.
 Rev. Commer is visiting friends here this week.
 Rev. Simmons filled his regular ap- pcintment at the Methodist church here Sunday.