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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
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bonn 90. Sftober ihrieb:
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Gipilitanbs ,Wahrimten.

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9. Sspt.: CD. Nit. 5. 8apt,. Sobn
bon gbuarS 3apsen, GAZETTEER. = g.:
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bon 9uhpis Steil, 9uhbalter, -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16

piel unb Ser 4ifGre Sics
Anne! unb Der Ifidre 9erpel
oSoffentlif tperbeu ii6 hie peritdns
bisen 2elte aIIer Yarteieu babin einia
gen. bieie bunme 9eihifte 5u be-
grabeul
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brein es lei benn. baB bns 3uftz
baus meiner lpartet tuegeu Sdlidung
bon Bapierenl ...."
gerlanst @cr.peigerung bes giilrefts
fir l1sSppte.
.@I ! NJ pureiol" bas Organ
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glatt Spanicn's nerlanet, bab ben
bertifen l1z9ooten bds AiiIreft i'll
ipaniiten Sdien perpeigert mcrhc.
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lpetsern", 10 ihreibt e Smpurs
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treffen, 10 tonnte Niemanb lie bcss
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uniere Hshte itiiseu unb u~nicren
uationalen uuo internationolcn Suite
refien iebr bienen."
Ter Winter pirh bic ruiiiide Stisn.,
fine nur beleben.
General 8ourstp, Der Otilitdrz
fritifer Der rSutro R@oiiii"
ifreibt: .es marc Elm GROCER Orr
tbum, iolte nan glauben. Der Wirter
tuerbe cine nahtbeiliee 8irtuna uui
uniere Sffeniipe ausiiben. Statt bas
bel benz eriteu ginsreifen Der adltc
elm langiuetli9er Stellllngstriea cius
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bebaupten, bnB oaun crit cine rcd,t
leb6aitc Sffeniipe 5u Stauoc tommcr
fpirb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16

gnresunSen Saber's auf fruftbarcn
goben fallen.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-06-08

Republicans in Missouri enter the
campaign. both state and national, in
splendid shape. General confidence
that prompts the rank and file oi the
party to be up and doing, Republi-
cans in Missouri have especial inspir-
alton to be awake and at work, and TO
stay right on the job" until the votes
are counted. That inspiration is born
Of their confidence in and reliance up
on their leaders-especially their nat
ional committeeman, Jacob L. Babler,
and the state chairman, 7. W. Hulk
ricde. Under such leaders no sincere
man could ce a laggard.
Mr.. Babler, as chairman Of the
state committee, applied business
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-06-08

The McAdoo junketing party re-
turned from South America with the as
aertion that suspicion Of the United
States has now disappeared from those
regions. We believe it. Having
looked upon McAdoo, having heard
his speeches and having witnessed his
afiront to the President Of Peru, We
are sure that the suspicious Of Latin
America against US have now hardened
into grim certainty.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-06-08

methods and up-to-date good sense
along the most practical lines 10 the
organization Of the party in the state
with the result that when he was cal
led to step up higher he had an eftici
ent organization ramilying through and
reaching 10 ever county city, town,
hamlet and farming community. He
had every nook and corner, every
center and section, so close in touch
with headquarters that at minutes
notice he could get into communica'
ton with reliable and active Repub
lican wherever he wanted to reach one
or many for the purpose Of giving in
struction or receiving information.
Organization and efficiency were
brought to about aa near state Of per
fection as it is possible Tor human ag
encies to bring them; and Mr.. Babler
could safely turn his attention to the
work OF national committee
man for party with a certainty that
he was leaving no hali.done or un-
finished work. Il was his splendid
work as an organizer OF political forces
that caused his name 10 be mentioned
for the chairmanship Of the Republi'
can national committee, though Mr..
Babler himself had no thought OF be-
ing sthus especially honoted, The
good work and the energy he showed
in handling the state committee has
been carried into his work in he nat
onal committee. This does not mean
that Republicanism in Missouri is going
to be the loser; rather, that the party
in the state is to be the gamer, since
as national committeeman Mr.. Babler
will have broader field in which TO
exercise his abilities, and the state is to
have the fullest possible benefit.
Especially is Repubiicanism the
gamer from Mr.. Babler's advance into
broader fields, since the chairmanship
Of the state committee has passed
into such capable hands as those Of
T. W. Hukreide. This gentlemen,
from Warren County, is most worthy
successor to Mr.. Babler, 1t is difficult
10 think OF any other man in rhe whole
state Sc eminenty qualified as he 10
take up the work OF captaining the
state committee just where Mr.. Babler
laid it aside, and carry it forward along
lines Of the same resuluul kind. Mr..
Hukriede has had long and active, and
especially earnest, experience in party
affairs He knows Republicanism as
intimately and as completely as he
knows his own voting precinct, and it
is one Of his genuine sources Of pride
That, with all his activity in broader
fields, he has never for a minute since
he cast his first vote been out OF close
touch with every voter in his precinct,
He has ceen through some fierce po'
litical battles as precinct committee
, man, and all through various official
E party positions, and never has his own
precinct gone back" on him. His
long experience and his thorough
knowledge Of politics and Of people
! eminentlg qualify him to succeed to
the state committee chairmanship
Altogether, the party is in splendid
and most capable hands, and Missouri
Republicans have every reason to be
pleased with the outlook. Censor.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-06-08

lst My platform is my official oath.
End. No man has ever been refused day in court
on account Of not being able to give cost bond.
3rd The office Of circuit judge belongs to the people
and believe in staying the earth with the people who
have the say as to their representative
4th. I am no Czar Emperor King, and if anyone
wants to talk to me shall cloak myself with blanket
Of self Importance and stand aooi from the that have
lived among and associated with,
5th l am in better shape than ever to serve the
people Of this judicial district on account Of my experience
as Judge.
9th. am in favor Of the local option law and it
should be amended by Legislature in order that it
might be successfully enforced.
7th am in favor Of the parole law that was en-
acted by legislature and believe that no better
law stands upon statute books today
8th have never had to terminate more than six or
eight paroles of boys sentenced to the penentay
form school since have been Judge
9th. have forty bright boys now under parole that
have been sentenced to the pententary reform school,
who today are living the lives Of honest honorable, up
prison walls to be thrown in contact with men guilty Of
the lowest Crimes they would have stood today con-
frmed criminals.
10TH My platform is to give every mans boy a
chance; build up and not destroy Treat your neghbors
boy as you would ask him to treat your flesh and
blood.
llth. believe in the brotherhood Of man, and don't
believe in severing the home ties for political buncombe
18th. II any or boy comes before me stepped
with crime who is a confirmed criminal for such ndivid-
ua there no hope and to him will be meed the pun
ishment that he deserves.
1t is for you, Mr. Voter, to say whether have done
right wrong in serving you the capacity Of Judge Of
your circuit.
With nothing detrimental to say concerning my op-
ponents who have seen fit to undertake to crtcise and
abuse for other purpose than am asking for the
Office that they aspire to, again solicit your sup
port for this Office satisfied that on the record have made
as Judge Of your circuit you will give your earnest con-
Sderation and hearty support
Yours very truly,
JOHN T. MOORE.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-06-08

A lip from Washington is that the
government armorplaie factory will be
established. It certainly will be il the
White House can have its way. A
government armor plant would destroy
more private enterprise-and would
provide more jobs Tor deserving
Democrats" both Of which objects
being dear 10 the Wilsonian hear.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-06-08

Why can't every man in the county
take hold Of the good road problems in
his own neighborhood1 II each one
would, it would be only short time
until there would be no problem 10 it.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-06-08

Greenfield (Ill.) Argus-It is we'll
to sit down aud consider what would
have happened TO this old world il No
ah had been a chaiauqua lecturer in
tead Of a man who believed in pre-
paredness.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-06-08

Moline (Ills.) Dispatch-The Pres.
ident has profound intellectual con.
tempt for men who cannot see the
signs Of the times" Yet, he wants 10
to be renominated by the Democrats.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-06-08

Zinc has never been one Of the i'm
portant products Of the State Of New
York, but the high price resulting from
the demand from Europe has caused
the development OF zinc mines along
the Northern border. In recent
months two hundred ton mill was in
successful operation in St. Lawrence
County according to bulletin Of the
Geological survey. This is one Of
numerous instances in which the war
has developed latent resources hereto
fore considered Of little importance,
but taken in the aggregate amounting
to many millions Of dollars in Amer-
can commerce.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-06-08

Senator Chiffon Of West Virginia
seeks to minimize the Importance OF
the recent Congressional by-election
in his state. This is entirely natural.
The Democrats have always tried 10 in
sist that the results Of the elections OF
1914 and 1915 constitute a Democra.
tic victory. II so, it is in the same
class as the diplomatic "uiumphs"
which the administration is so con
stantly gaining in the colums Of Dem
ocratic newspapers. In no Democra-
tic leader Of consequence and Of judg-
ment can be found who will claim
privately that the drift ol political act
ion is anything but strongly against
the Democracy. OF course, some Of
them will continue to whistle 10 keep
their courage up. Senator Chiffon
has the best reasons for this course,
because he is a candidate for re elect
ion this fall.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-06-08

states history is simply the result ol
Wilson's failure to heed Washington's
injunction, his meddling in Mexican
politics when he forced Huerta out OF
office.
RIGGS BANK ACQUI1TAL: The
acquittal, in less than ten minutes
alter the case was committed TO the
jlry three officers of The Riggs Nat
ional Bank accused Of perjury is Of
national interest because it strikes at
the tyranny which John Shelton Will
liams, as Comptroller Of the Currency,
has exercised over every national hank
in the country, and because it has SCI.
we'd 10 demonstrate the extent to which
this Administration is willing TO go in
prostiluting the machinery of justice
to satisfy personal spleen Personal
grudges Of Secretary McAdoo and
Williams against the officers OF this,
one OF the oldest banks in the country
and the largest and most respected in
national capital, led two years Of per
secution OF the institution, eliminating
in a wholly unwauanted indictment Of
three Of its officers for perjury. The
United States Attorney, having inveStl'
gated the facts, reported to the Attor-
ney. General that he was convinced
these officers were innocent and said
he would not ask for their indictment
without specific instructions from At
torney General Gregory, who in turn
said he would not issue those instruc-
tlons without orders from the President
The President issued the orders, the
indictment was returned and the base
lessness Of the Governments charge
became obvious to the public even
before the jury confirmed it by return
ing verdict Of acquittal as promptly
as it was physically possible for them
10 do so. Those who followed the
progress Of this trial describe the YER
dict acqlit,ing the officers as the
conviction OF John Shelton Williams
and the indictment OF Woodrow Will
son." For the first time in the S.
years history Of the National Bank
Ac. national bank has dared to resist
TIM unreasoning persecution OF great
national Administration and come cut
victorious, the bank being more pros
porous today than when the persecut
,ion was undertaken. 1t is conserva.
lively estimated that the retention in
Office of John Shelton Williams will
cost the Democratic party million
votes next November.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-06-08
Republicans in Fine Shape in Missouri

presence
The Springfield herald., 1916-05-05
LOCALS

Eli Smith and wife of Regnier
were in Springfield over Sun
day.
VIM Morrison of Blaine was
IN Springfield over Monday
night.
J. j. Msncy, Clyde Merchant
ard postmaster, was a Spring
field visitor Friday.
Art Waldren proved up Mon
day, using Frank Oskes and Cal
WoolIey as witness.
&. O. Kellogg of Stonington
was in Springfield with load of
maize Tuesday, and called on the
Herald.
H. X. Ellis, the insurance
Hustler, was in Springfield Fri
dav. Fl. K. is doing a driving
business.
0. l. Dishman of Rodiey, who
has been visiting in Missouri,
has returned to his claim, and
was in town Saturday.
At the school election Monday
Herb Hamsher was reelected,
receiving 81 votes to 18 for Sa-
lem Pearce of Lone Rock.
Mesdames. Simpson, Meters
Madden, and Miss Alice Jack
anG Miss Laura Simpson were
pleasant Herald callers Monday.
HIS ACE is AGAINT HIM
81 am So years old and have been troubled with
kidneys and bladder for good many years. writes
Arthur Jenes Allen, Kans. My age is against
me to ever get cured. but Foley Kidney Pills do me
more good than any thing ever tried" Rheuma-
tisn aching back shooting pains. stiff joints 'rreg-
ular action, all have been relieved.
PosrorFIcE DRUG STORE, S. E. speckmann' Prop.
Billy Pugh, colored gentleman
and Comedian of south of Ston-
ington, sold his half section the
first of the week to insurance
agent, II. X. Ellis.
A great many new people have
been helping themselves to Herb
Homsher's rose bushes, and hav-
MT made much of an impression
on the patch either.
INRoRMATIcNFC FOR WOMEN
Housework is trying health and strength
women are as inclined to kidney and bladder treu
BILE as men. Aching back, stiff, sore joints ane
muscles, blurred vision. pufiness under the eyes
should be given prompt attention. Foley kidney
pil.s retroee healthy action to .rritated kidneys
and bladder.
Posrorr1cE DRUG STORE. $. E. srEokMANN' Prop
We have been handed lengthy
essay on the Last Day Of School,,
written by the pupils of Walnut
Grove school as a tribute to their
teacher, Miss Elva Cambpell.
Miss Campbell taught a fine
school, and commanded the good
will of the children. The essay
is we'll written, but is rather
lengthy for publication.
The Springfield herald., 1916-05-05
SUMMONS
State Of Colorado
County of Baca, IS.

State Of Colorado
County of Baca, IS.
In the district court.
Charles E. Gibson
Plaintiff,
vs.. SUMMONS
David R. Emmons, Trustee, to
the use of the English American
Mortgage Company, Limited, of
London, England, the English and
American Mortgage Company,
Limited, of London, England, and
its unknown endorses, successors,
assigns, and trustees and the act
ing sheriff of Baca county, Colo,
successor in trust to the said Da-
vid R, Emmons, Trustee, Defendants.
The people Of the state of Colorado.
To the defendants above named.
Greeting:
YouD are hereby required
to appear in an ac-
tion brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. in the district Court
of Baca County, State of Colorado,
and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service
hereof if served within this County.
or if served out of this County. or by
publication within thirty days after
the service hereof exclusive of the
day of service; or judgement by de-
fault will be taken against you ac-
cording to the prayer of the complaint.
And If copy of the complaint in the
above entitled action be not served
with this summons, or il the service
hereof be made out of this State, then
ten days additional to the time herein
before specified for appearance and an
swer will be allowed before taking the
judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet
title in the plaintiff and against the
defendants to lots three (9 four (4)
and the south one-half of the north
west quarter, (sanw4,) all in section
one ~, township thirty-fve (35) south,
range forty-three (43) west of the
sixth principal meridian in Baca coun-
ty, Colorado, as will more fully
appear from the complaint in said ac-
tion to which reference is here made:
. copy of which complaint is hereto
attached.
And you are hereby notified that If
you fail to appear, and to answer the
said complaint as above required, the
said plaintiff will take judgment n
ainst you by default according to the
prayer Of his complaint
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the said district court at Springfield
in said county, this 3lst day Of JAN
cary, A. D. 1916.
(Seal +. Eldon Allen
Clerk OF the district court.
Last Pub. May 10.
The Springfield herald., 1916-05-05

Be sure and have your
next Suit Royal Tay-
lored. Orders taken by
STROUD'S CASH
STORE
Always pleased
to Show You.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
SntereHaute Mmfflarnuseu.

@elegentIi9 ser om IS. Sa11ar
1916 in ct. Saul gebaltenen Ser
fammlltng ser County : urfun6en'
regiitrare bes @toates bat bos Sn>
ter11ole ginfunfte-1 epartement fol.
senoe midtige Iufflarungen gege-
ben:
5ro9e: @%enotbigt etn bonn Cat
ten ser @ottin 6ur6 cine brittle Ser
ton ii6crtragener8 eiiktitel irgen6 mel=
der internaler g%infinfte Marfen?
4nttport: Seine Marfen erforberli6,
norausgeiebt, 6oB babel fein beion6e-
rer @ertb i'm Spiele lit.
6rage: 8en0tbigt elm Sberiffs
:3ertififat elmer 6ur6 Mn3eige in Ser
fan erflarte @ppotbefe internale
Ginfinfte Morfen? Mnt1port: Sour
cine 10 Gents Marfe firs 3ertifitat.
6roqe: 8en0tbigt cine Mntpeiiung
oes Staatslm6-3ertififats irgen6
weId)er Marfen? Mnttport: Mein.
Groge: 8en0tbigen 4nmeiiunger
ser 2onbfontrofte irgeno melder SS1-
terrolen ginfunfte,M orfen? Mnt-
Mort: Nein.
6raJe: @in6 I'M Sale, BOB 3mei
Rarteien 100 Mder gu eigen baben
uno oieielben in gleide 9beile Der,
tbeilen modten, irgen6 melde @ars
len erforoerli9? Nntport: 8enn
iebe so Slider bon gleidem @ertbe
fino, iin6 fetne Marfen erfor6erli6.
Souten SIC einen 80 Slider mcbr tpcrtb
iein ols bie on6eren >pegen 8a1ten
s6er ionitiger @riin6e, Damn beoarf
Ser 8eIittitel, mo6urh Die merthpol.
Ieren 80 Slider tronsferiert tper6en,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
@eae11 einen biliSlen Mnfal.

@en1r STR elm beftiges @opffpeb
bobt, bas BON bclegter 8unge beglci=
tet lit, @fel Dor Der Mabrung, nnper-
ooulidfeit, perbartete 2eber, @rbre-
der zines Gbeiles ser peroouten
Nobrung un6 Damn @aue, Damn ioa.
tet Sbr miiien, baB Sbr einen Bills.
fen Mnfan babt. @dbrenb Sbr iehr
'front.' iein moget, lit elm GROCER Sroit
311 tpilfer, BOB 2inberung al, erbolten
lift 6nrh gtnnebmen oreier Chamber.
TabIette. Sic linb prompt un6
mirfiom. gu faufen in &enrp'S
Corner Drug @tore. - An3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

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