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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

flung 5000 At a time at brief intervals
for the last Is hours.
Paris Confident.
Military opinion here Is not greatly
concerned over the result of the days
tGhting. such incidents are regarded
a. inevitable in the strategy Of action
and reaction upon which the stubborn
defense Of Ncrdun is based. Ghe aim
OF n commanders is To inflict the
greatest possible loss on the enemy at
he least possible cost To themselves.
French counter attacks are expected
10 restore the SItuat.n by tomorrow
In favor Of n republic.
The occupation Of the village Of
Cumlercs gives ne Germans a slight
advantage a. 10 a certain extent l.,
commands the French lateral com
m"unicatlonS. However. the village l.,
20 well covered by the French artillery
that the Germans viii be unable 10
proht To any great extent by It's pos
French troops advanced last night
along IN" west bank of the Mouse.
just east Of Cumiercs village, in
grenade hehting. the war Office an.
nounced this afternoon. The French
gain was made in a small wood be
lWecn the river and The village OF
tumieres. Though the advance wa
slight. the positions won by the
French expose tho Germans to a
Thanking attack If they attempt to push
souihWard q tumicres. The south
ern exits from Cumicres are under fire
81 french artillery and little fear Is
telt here over the possibility of an 40.
vance from this quarter.
zen. Nivellcs made no attemTf 10 re.
capture h Fort Douaumont ruins
during the night. Apparently through
sheer exhaustion both sides almost
completely halted infantry operations
around the fort
Inspection made by military authorI-
ties of maps of The Nerdun region
shows that within the last month Ger.
man gains on the west bank Of the
M"use from Cumieres 10 Ayocourt
average a depth OF 30O metres. Tn.
line eastward from the river is sub
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
TWENTY-FIVE GRADUATED FROM
ST. GAINESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

Missouri Waltz" by Knight-Locan-Ep-
pei. after which Susanna GUNNER
gave a very interesting Grafton on
n Mental Wealth of America" She
answered two questions. l. the L. y.
q wealthy country and is her mental
lily OF as great a quantity and Of a.
line a quality as hat of other nations
J." q Murphy "a an Grafton on
Americas Future In part he said.
America Is standing amidst the great
est prosperity of her life a. a nation.
ana with the nations OF Europe IN war.
leaves her with the question in mind
" hat VIII BE- the tufure of America.
America II "a nation which has always
stood for motto "One Country. one
Constitution. one DESTINY" and for
tho principle that all men are created
d equal.
! Looking at what America has done
m tho Da~t for her people. We haV. eV-
cry reason tn believe that she will al
WAYS be tho champion and defender
Of suffering humanity
After the selection The Eagles
Nest. bN Conan. rendered by the or
chestra. Miss LOIS Sipe delivered her
Grafton on Nv hat H. Worth Doing Is
Worth Doing Well" She said in part.
IN these hurried times. the prevailing
ides D. tho desire to get rich and MANY
men regard a great deal Of their prep
alailon A. mere cNpcdicnt. The man
VINO h. tho man who has a
program. fixes his course. sticks TO n.
Keeps his cy" on the goal and steers
straight forward
The Valedietory.
Earl Walls. who took first honors
in his class. delivered the yaIedlcotry
address on ''deaIs and Aspirsiions {"
He said. THE law NJ mans life ia
aspiration. not C@OntCutmcnt. for God
has hllCd the world with antidotes TO
cunicntmcnf and stimulanfS TO urog-
rr-~. The world owes no man "a living
but has % for him and an abundant
one ~ he viii only get if out. Instead
of being % puddle. life De- Intended 10 be
"a sweet running stream. : persons
struggle to maintain his ideal. i- like
a ~-fruCcl" for life itself and how sad
|ftor q short conflict. when thcl give
up tho struggle and bury their ideals
ana fh'lr visions. because then tho
ulster Of life departs and ifs beauty
Tho waltz. Flight of Fancy" ~,
Itolic wa rendered. after which Mil
ION " Brpwn. Of Cincinnati. o.. dcIiv.
cred D. class address on Golden
world Brown was q very pleasing
and forcoful speaker
Nffcr % selection Forest Whfs.
per- hy Lo-e,. Dr. $ T. Wo-t. prs.I.
dent of Tho board ~ education. pre-
-frfcd 'hr dlul0mas 20 fh" fWrutv-fwo
member Tho orchestra then ron
d"red Tho fnD.sfop. "kCnfuckt Nut-"
ht Asher. after which Rev. 70 IS Young
or mo Pres hffrrfan church.
rho heueiI''ion Tho program was
closed hf Tho step. are You From
Dixie" ht cobb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
GERMANS CAPTURE
IMPORTANT POINT

BERLIN. May IS. via London 40 y.
m.-The capture by the Germans of
tho Ntllag. OF Cumieres. on the Ncrduu
front just west 81 the Meuse. IS regard
ed h'ro a. being especially important.
since 10 connects the German lines east
ana west Of the river. II will make i'm
possible hereafter the nsnking nre on
IN" west Of the river from
the French position on the east bank.
Tho Germans took and consolidated
the position in the Cumieres grove north
% tho village in the lighting between
March and ~. They attempted no
iurth'r advance at the time because
th"N wished first To capture points ON
the hills To- tho west. so that when they
pushed on along the banks Of the Mcuss
their operations would be attcned by
mailer losses than otherwise would b.
the case.
Ihe CAPTURE Of CumiereS also has the
erect or further menGciug the French
held on The 'surettes Wood. just south
OF IN" vtllag" which Is now being At
lacked from three sides.
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Meuse. al least. ono dies in the omen
AR. but al Douaumont is the horror of
darkness. where h men fight in tun-
hels, screaming with the lust of butch
cry; d%eaiened by shells and grenades.
stiiied by smoke.
Wounded FIGHT Like Devils.
Even the wounded refuse to absn.
don the struggle. As though pos
SeSsed by devils. they fight on until
lheN iall senSeleSS from loss Of blood.
\ surgeon in a front line post told me
mat IN a redoubt At the south part of
the fort Of POO French dead fully half
q more than Two wounds. These no
was able 10 trea seemed utterly in
sane They kept shouting wal cries
and their eyes blaZed. and. StranEest
or all, they appeared Indifferent TO
pain. Al n moment anaesthetics
ran out. Arms, even legs. were am
puiatet without a groan. and even AFT.
trWdrd the men seemed not to have
ielt the shock. The inquired how tho
battle was going.
our losses In retakinS the fort were
less heavy than was expected. but the
subsequent action took q terrible toll
I over was all blown 10 pieces. Every
German rush was I.rcCeded by two or
three hours of shell storm. and then
after wave" Of attack in numbers
that seemed unccasinC.
Never have attacks been pushed
homo 10 continuously. The fight for
Cemetery Hin az Gettysburg was no
waterloo. but here men have been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
100000 DIE
tconnnued - -, P.rel

forf arc countless dead and wounded
SINCE Iu' Ii'i'N attack began sun.
% nirhi D. fury Of tho battle ia.
grown NOR" nf"n-c and there has
h'rn no ,hHur" fu reach the DIVING
West NJ tho Mouse frc Frr,.t
arc hoing steadily driven hack UNION
thr NDrduu forts Tho gaufur. ,f
tuuiorrs opens Tho way for "a Cor.
man drive down tho N'u.c upon
tNgffan.uurf and Fort Ruurrr.
French frDurh,a south and .oufE
vest ~ Fort DuIaum0rf were I.tr.
furrd in Iasf uIrhf.- rrHfIrr aroma
Ntfdln. lh' war office announced frf.
afternoon.
AGAINST N" village ~ Crmisre. north.
M'i N h'r0ur wrrs rrrri.fH
r.Iide Flows Against French.
hih0 Way INN I of hHfH|.
F'rdIn 00"'i against thr French
during tLr 'l.f 90 Hnurs Tho Col
blow which fuD from f..m fHr er..f
or rHff nf Fort U-uHHumOrf. buried
if''' I't.ura once mon. AGAINST .H.
ruins and hr n lavish r1rrrdf ur. rf
Ii'. succeeded ir partially retrieving
tf' Ground They BAD 'os' THst ALTO
In,J .m7H advan'Hr" on fH. i'r
since Saturday the t.rdIn f..f
'orh boo changed fu IHl most f..rIr.
pitched battle .r NI.frI. InI.. H.If
mutton mon ar' 'n.H..1 without .
r.. r.f- from .IHH..f.r NHaI. .
monte mrlf Ir a flu minute.
H I 90 battle OFF m.In,r .r fr.
fHid' of "a %FDnrfr.. eruption . tH.
.f'ir'Inu ...'r d.. a .ftr captain
H. continued
Germans toee 10000 Men
noon TN. ar a,1
u.sd Gr IH" ... m,r COL. tr.
va 81 front ar.r. TI.. . DID,. r....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

Thursday nicht in the PRESBYTERIAN
church ~ 81. tldirsNille was held IN.
4uth annual commencement of the 81.
tlairsvflc High school TWENTY-FIVE
graduated from the school. fourteen
girls and eight boys. This is the sec.
"nd largest class graduating from the
school
The church was Beautifully docurat-
% With flowers and Sfrcam.r~ with
me class rolors. red and white FREEDOM.
mating over the pulpit of tho church
MheF" me were seated. e
DE -iredm'r was placed bcinE the
cld-- motto u square" and around
me puipfi were flowers and plants.
la. church was crowded as well a-
the SUNDAY School room. Seats re-.
served for The parents of De graduate
Ncr' also filled. and the money taken
m 90 tho door will 70 to tho benefit
OF ~" schools Tho 81 tlair-yilD OF.
IRA furnished the music Tor the
commencement.
tn" graduate marched In while tho
You. by Le-lie-Gotlsr. and took their
places on OBJ" pulpit. The five peak
cr- tHkln- tho front eats. with Nil
Ton w Brown. OF Cincinnati who do
HFfr'd the class address on ono sn0
M Supi NJ School. " 4 Zuarc ON
mo other end Invocation Wa pro.
nornc"d hv Rev. Irs T.. L'spsr of rho
iritcd Presbyterian church. after
which me orchestra rendered tho os.
crfI-c Poet and Peasant by Suprr.
The Ssiutatory
me -aIufrfoff address was dfIig.
crod b. william IS E~bprh4rdf. who
took second honor In his GLASS U.
topic HH. Character. and DO old of
how character Wa- ono OF fhr main
thi7gs That every person should do.
Tho orchestra 'b,n rendered .rho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
DAY IN CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, MAY as.
SENATE.

Met AT noon.
Resumed debate on rivers and har-
bors appropriation bill.
Ship purchase hill referred to sub
COMMITTEES of commerce committee.
Recessed at SOS p. m. TO IL q. m.
Friday.
HOUSE.
Met at IL a. m.
Consideration District of Columbia
appropriation bill.
Adopted joint resolution making
minimum speed of fleet submarines
authorized last year Is knots per
hour instead OF 20 knots, because of
contract difficulties.
Republican members of naval COM
mittee submitted minority report at
lacking pending naval bin as in
adequate and favoring two dread
noughts and six battle cruisers.
Adjourned at $3.50 p. IN. to IL a.
m. Id
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
ARREST MAN ON
SERIOUS CHARGE
L RUSSELL PICKED UP BY
CONSTABLE sUCKLE LAST NIGHT


charged with committing q criminal
assault ON Mrs. l.. Conlcy about three
weeks ago. John l.. Russell. workmcn
at the wheeling Tile Company. was
arrested aud lodged in jail last night
on q warrant before squire x. q. Hobbs.
D. arrest was made hy Constable John
Surklc AZ hussclls boarding mouse. los
Iw'nty-uiuth street.
Mrs C"nley charges that while her
husband was lu a local hospital for
treatment. SD" was forced into unIawfui
relations with Russell. Russell Is hold
without bond pending a hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

This afternoon at 80 o'clock, at the Wheeling High school a,d;.
forum the lnter-class debate between the Seniors and Juniors will
lake place. The question that will be discussed is: - Resolved. That
the United States Should Retain the Literacy Test in the Immiyra,;or
Bill The affirmative side will he upheld by the Senior class and the
Juniors will discuss the negative side.
The members of the teams arc: Seniors-Russcl Ncsbit. Charles
HhrehS' Una Allison, and lrma \aaS, alternate. JmiorS-Hazcl Son
German, 'harleS ! Allen, Ray Reid and Lawrence Wagner. alternate
ne Judges VIII be; Attorney Thomas Foulk, Prot. |. +. Ewing of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
INTERESTING PROGRAM CARRIED
OUT LAST EVENING IN
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Exercises Were Largely Attended And
The Orations OF The Graduates
Most Interesting
CLASS OF 1916.

MYRTLE M, I,af,uhaugh.
Minnie Arnold.
Esther Amelia Arnold.
Lois Evelyn ~Iu.
william Butcher. 1r.
Gertrude simpson.
sarah 30 Anderson.
Mary Alice f;iukus.
D.. o.. Murphy.
Russell SchatDr.
Lena o. Pollock.
Lola EIuksr.
" lillian samuel Ib.rIardf.
Mtrflf leo.
susanna GUNNER.
Clara Belle Hawthorne
t'nrz' Dewey shepherd.
Agnes Ice Troll.
Ntilis y. Mcconnell.
kgUrOu TAYLOR Mcfarland.
charles Herman Barton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

stantially the same as it was a month
ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
JUNE 40 A HOLIDAY.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nav "a
proclamation was To-Day issued by GOV
ern"f ~ - Hatfield. proclsiming June
20 = public holiday from noon nnu,srd
nat date ~ tho Gfty-third anniversary
or IN" birth Of tho state. The various
o~gmmuniti"S az urged to plan for sun
able celebrations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

Imported F r e n C h
Olive Oil is going up
in price. We have
some of the finest in
stock. Get some!
la Pts, 25c Pts, SOC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
p. Z. COUNCIL AT MARr1rsBuRa

CLAkkSBl kG. W. Va. May Is
Many clergymen. lay delegates from
various parishes and representatives ct
church societies. Will attend tho annual
counctl Of IN" Protestant Episcopal dio-
ceS' Of West Virginia at Martinsburg
beginning June Z Right Rev. W. l..
'~'raNatt. Bishop Coadiutor. of Charles
ton. will preside IN tho place OF Right
Rev. George ". Petrrkin. OF Parkcrs-
burg. who b. Ill
Representative Of the general mis-.
sionary board Will attend. Financial
matters of the parishes will be taken
up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
RECKLESS DRIVER ARRESTED.

George Runner was arrested on a new
charge yesterday. 90 20 complaint Of J. D.
Morgan. George who ~ usually arrest
% Tor violating the health ordinances
was picked up for reckless driving. 70.
viii he tried this morning John Hoge
drunk. was arrested by M~cCIatchcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
CLOSE DEBATE JUNE a

NASHlNGTON. J.. G. MAY Is
l'"mocratic house leaders prepared to-
dsN q rule 10 close all debate IN the
naval appropriation bin on Friday. Juu-
= AZ . g. M. n bill will b. called up
r"Nt saturday. 80
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01

ultBcr pcrihicbcucu Sofumcuten audi
ciucu fiir 9tuAuit b%citimnltcn Ghcd III
Der NDbc ppu 100000 0fort ubnnbs
men f~cincalpc99 gc!unAcn lei, Der S'tz
prclIBeuz0ilfc ir9enbpcldlcn Sdnoen
3u6ufiiQcu.
Nit bcu britiidcn Yoitrdrbcrn rcd
ncnb. bat man id'ou icit 9crollncr
,3cit in Der llebcuuciiuu9 Der bier &c
iunmcltcu @clbcr an Die Scborocn
in Sitprcllbcn gang bcionbcrc Spr9
inlt lpaltcu lniicn uno Criginul :
Gbcd5 lteta MIR nui ciuem ublpIut
Iid)crcn gSc8 ilbcrmittcIt &na Die
gugldnocr Nittcr 9}ippcrt nbnabmcn,
lpur nidta pcitcr ais Gin Suplifut
Ghcd. Der iiir lie nbiolut lucrthlps nj
uno nm Der Srbuung lucQcn bin
iibcrgcididt uorocu mar. Ilt3 Ser
lin trui nm Die nrnhtIpIc Nudlridt ein,
Scr Originate bcd ilber Die %geIun1nlte
Sunmc lei bort unrerlcbrt an9cln19t,
iopaB bic @n9ldnbcr bon ibrcm Yoits
rnub bcr5lid) pcnig 9hlpcn babcn
0ilritCrl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01

nm 81 lcr1cn, tbtil5 linn Die DC
itrcbungcu hc5 Central %crciu2 hurd,
ibrc Inpcicnbcit 81 crnrutbigcn uilb
81 f0r0cru.
Sic bodlp. @ciit.iffeit bitten mir
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Den &aicn ciu lcudteuNc@ @ciIpicI 81
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&trcin urb ihre cifrigc Witurbctt.
Cine bcrSIiuc Giulnbung crgcbt aud,
an Die tntboliitcu Schrcr, hcucn nlluz
mcbr bic Sbcilndhntc burt Die Scr
IcQuna Der @cncruls% criummIuu9 in
Die T%ericn5cit crmnglitt lit. Wtit
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GinInbuug Sur Sbctluubmt an Die
ocutic1 nmcrituniid,cn Siiuglingc uno
an Die tatboItidc Srnucnluelt, bnnrit
Ole nllf Der SO. unb 81. General
&criamrlung inter 10 9roBcr Scz
gctltcrlrn9 cingclcitctcn Nrbcitcn CUR
Cr8nniiierlng Der 6rnltcn unb Sing
ItnBc crfolgrcid lucttcrgcfitbrt p2rocu
fGuueu.
llnb nod Gins 5lum Sdlub. Sod
icItcn 5llpor nc hua Scutittbum in
ben Ser. Stnotcn Die 3iclIhcibc pou
6nB, ShmGbung uub @%crlcumnuug
ME III Den %ocrilpiienen Wonaten.
llno bpdb tGnlpftc c5 in cbrlid)cr llebcrz
8elIgllug fir @nhrbcit lrup Hcht, uno
Dor DEM &cnuBticiu Qetrn1cn, bnB co
cintrctc filr Die pnhrc @pblfobrt
u~uicre5 &unhcs. Nildb bicie Sample
perbcn Der General % rinmmluug 5u
9icip 2oyt cine ~bcipnocrc Nptc gcbcu,
uuo bicic Sample ,iolltcu 5ubcm
mnnbcm %0iiigcu unb Sdlmi9cu Gin
pcitcrcr Iuiporn icin, iciucn Sbcil
on5u bci5utrngcn, bamit Die 81. &C.
neral &~crIammIun9 81 elmer Der
Qldr3cubitcu in ser an aGmpien rnb
Sic8cn 10 rcidcu @eidihtc bes Gcus
trul %ercin5 mcrbc.
60 lnBt ms bcnn Der Sn9un0 in
Nclp Oorf cnt9e9cngchen nit frohcnt
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5um 6cilc Der Stride, sum lpabren
&oblc uuicrca @otcrlonne5 uno CUR
Gbre Dco tutboliidcn Seutihtbums.
Su Der iid)crcn Grlpurtltng elmer
5nbIreihcn Sctbciligung an Der
udfitcn General : %erianunlun9 in
Sem 9ort, y. g.,
5eihnet aftun9sooQ,
Sm Outrage ocs SrGiiocnten,
Spbn 6. Suenemnun n,
&orreip. unb Sinau3eS etretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Kathsliiebe 1tmiperiitat eRrt
Gr3bifdlei NIunSelcin.

8 bington, 9. &. - 8dbs
renb Der jilnBiten SjBuu9 be5 Der
lpnltungsratbcS DER Antboliihen llnis
periitdt bon Nmcrifa wurbc Der bod)s
10 tic Gr8biihof George w. 0aunoes
lein bon Chicago ais Mitglieb bes
SerpaltungsratbeS crludblt. Bro
blcme, mclde Die @%orirubien Der Ius
itult betreiien. murbcn ocs NGbercn
beiprofcn uuo Blanc in GrpGgung
gebraft, fucldc Der 9utpidelun8
oieier tiittigen uno le%itenben llnipers
iitat @oridub leiitcn iperoen.
Inter Den ampeienoen YrGlaten
parcu ole hrei nmerifaniihen aarbis
male, &c. GuiueuS aaroinal 8ibbons
o Baltimore. &c. emincn5 aaroinal
C'9onrcl bon Bottom &c. gminen3
aoroinal 6nrlep bon Nen Oort. ale
Gr8biihpie unb bic .9aiens Witelieber
oeo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aus alien
Sbcilen bcs Sonbce.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Shwci3er NsmtralitGt STEERS
ucrlcbt.

(Uebersee-N Neutrality-suspicious.
Scrlin.-Sic bon Der Shipci3
leit &~ric9sbe9inn cr8rificncn pplitis
ldlcn lnO ofouomiid)cn Wnbnabmcn
lpcrocn III Dem iocbcn pom Stnci3er
SunocSrutb pcrDficntlid)tcu brittcn
Serift bcid)ricben. Cine 9crner
Nadrift cntbdlt Solgcnbcs:
Sic Ncutralitdt Der StlpciS puroe
mcbrcre 0tnle burt @ren5s 3lpiidenz
idle pcrleet, bod paren pieie, ab9cs
icbcn o mcbrcrcn Icroplans
Nttaden, bon tciuer 8cbeutuu9.
~Sn Sc5u8 nlli nllgcmcine unb tclcs
grapbiidc 3cniur banoeIteu Sranfreid
lno ENGLAND Dem @olferredtc 3llpiber
uub fii9ten ben Nclltralcn nui picie
WciIe ihlucrcn Sfabcn gu.
Ser SunbcSratb f%onitatiert. buB
bis Gnbc MGr5 1916 iiini3i9 3ii9e nit
ltlpcr pcriuunbcteu ariegcru Die
Shwci5 pniiicrtcu. Sieic 3ii9e
fiibrtcn S.166 frau50iiide uno 2.2O1
oclltide SuIbntcu nit lid. Sic 3ubl
Der mls9ctauiHFu Splpatcn unb
GipiIiiten bc5ifieric iid ali 111.439.
oaruntcr bcfanocu lid 97,753 Srans
8oRn uno 1881 Scutlde."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01

baB mnuh' elm 9rnper Die fiir Die
Sabrt nad ct. &ouiS bcnotbisten
@cIper nidt mli5ubringen in Der
Gage iii.
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mittel id}redIid i'm Yrciie Seitiegen.
GUM Sciipiel I%ntipprin foitet iebt
$40 itdtt 500 bds Yfunb. Gin
nnbercs Mtittcl 9e9en aopfidmer5.
I~ceipbenetioin. ut bon $500 bisber
nuf S27 gciticgcn. Sic bDditc Yreiss
itci9erun8 Die ipc5iel Iu9enleioenbc
betrifft, per5cidnct Intrppiniulpbat.
bas bon Den Nugcns S%pc5iaIiiten in
ibrcn llntcriudungeu Bcbralld)t pirb.
Scr YreiS bieics dr3tlidcn Yfittels lit
bon $500 Ole hinge nurncbr ols $50
9citicecu. Snlpnrion. oas betonnte
9Iutbeilmittcl, bas nualhlicBIih in
ScutIhInnb bergcitcut miro unb bne
Dor pem ariegc fiir $2.S5 cine Sla5z
robrc tduflid 5u bdbcn mar. lit ilbers
bnllpt fnit nid)t mebr 81 bubcn. Ser
Trcts Der Hobre bctrG9t Jest $40.
Scr bon N%ugcndr5tcn mn alrf bon
Sdauipiclcrinncn picliuh gebralfte
Sclobonua lit nirgeHb I'M 9an8cn
Sanoe mchr erbdltlid).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Sphudltunospouit,
!. Spcictn pi toe Nipinc y1prb.
Sdbmb seeen PeeewaWer.

% nhin9ton, 9. g, = Wit
einem @ptum bon, $50 gegen SO
Stimmcn genebmigte ba5 &eprdienz
t%antenbaus Die Summe bon $4,000
900 reip. S5,600,00O fir Die Heers
Iierung bcs @iiiiiiippi unb bes Sacras
mcntos 6luiic5 in California CUR
Siferung Der Iuipobncr ppr Sod
maiier. Geraus9obt iollen bicic Be-
TRACE in flint Sabrcn pcrbeu unb Die
Sntereiientcu ant WPiiiiiiippi baden
einen bnlb 10 groBcn unb Die bes
Sacramento unb Der Stant California
ben gleiden Setrag aui5ubringen.
Sic Sppoiition gegeu Die Torlagc,
lpclhc jest Dem Senat 5ugebt, NOR
gcring.
Senator &cnppn bon Soiuu liz Der
Iniid)t, baB $20,00O,00O fir oicicn
3iped 9cnii9cn-S. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
piel eeiaet, aber nieiets rer'
ipreePcn.

@aibiugton. 3. s. - Der
britiihc @otihaftcr Cecil Sprin9s
3ice mad)te StaatSiefretdr Canning
Die Iittbcilung, feline Nc9icrllng
neroc nah ardftcu bcntilbt icin. Die
@er3ogerun9 ameritaniid,cr Yoit alIi
Gin Minimum 5u reou5ieren nnr lie
nid)t belGitigen ipenn iolheS 81 per-
meiocn lei. Niftsbeitoipcni8cr t0nne
Die britiifc 8egierung nidt Dor Dem
Gcplanten Yrpteit Der Ger. StnGten
tapitulicreu mn lid pe5 Hcdtcs be-
gcbcn. fiir Den Scino bcitimmte, llnb
bonn Seiuoc fommcuoe Yolt 81 repi>
bicreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Ksmprsmib'p eriblae iiir
JrlanS.

Souopu.- nSailp Wail" Der
ofientlitte am &c. W2ni einsn. tpis baS
Slatt bebauptet, 5uperldiiiseu llulriB
Der Yolitit, Die Wiuiiters Erdiioent
Isqaitb auf @runb ieineS Seiutc5 in
Srlano ein3uihIaeeu gebentt:
Zen Srldnocrn ioQ sroBerer Ins
tbeil on Der 8%erlpaltung ibreS 2unoeS
gegeben iperoen. GS ioa elm @refus
tipratb, cine art ~irldubiides Yarlas
ment, eeihaffeu iperben. nit Sip in
Dublin; oieier ioll bic 8erautipor :
tung fir bic Yermaltung Srlano'S
iibernebmen, aber unter Der 9ontroQe
ees engliid)eu Yarlaments iteben. Die
Srage zines eieenen irldnoiifen
l~lnterbauies ioa 8unddit nidt auses
ihnittcn perben, neil nod nift
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Der BON GnelGnSern eeitsb'
Icnc 100000 Wers GRcf
,par Cin Ouplisat.

Stem 9orf.-%on Den Scnmtcn
Der YCitprcuBcu>6iIi Der %crciuigtcn
Stuutcn" luurOc I'M 0~ulptounrticr, II
8nttcrp %Incc, bctunntgcBcbcn, Dub Is
Den britiidcu &cb0rbcu, bic bctnnnts
lib Den ltut orilbcn gcrciltcu Der
trctcr Der bcutit umcritnuiihcu
6rcuuOc bc3 Naguits 0ili5lpcrfcs,
HidJtcr Nlirco st. 9iippcrt. bon Gin
cinnati, &, in airfluuIl elmer ldugcz
rem Suauiiitiorf mtcr5ogcn uub ibm
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pcSestt Mrs pilien no.
Iminieren.

8nibin8ton ;. G.-SrdIiz
bent &ilion bat ben @cncralz Inpalt
BON gicp Sericp, Sobn W. @cscott,
Der i'm ppr bier Snbrcn in Der Demo
trntiidcu Notionol e&]oupcutipu in
Baltimore oils Rroiibentidnftssa aus
Oibnt in &eridln8 brndtc, eriuft,
bieomnl Gin @Icihcs gu tbuu. Uses
colt bat bnS nlh pcriprohcn, obglcid)
YSilion uidlt nuBtc, bnB CUR 3cit, ais
or iciucn @lniG ouaiprndl, Die Sclc>
gatcu BON giclp Scricp Dem @pupcrs
ucur 6icl0cr Niclcu Iuitrag crtbciIt
bnttcn, Der MN ubcr jcbcniaQ5 3rs
riidtrctcu uirb.