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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
y. " Drumhellsr.
George y Christensen.
g g Brown.
Francis Donahoe
O. W. Hoxie.
Joseph \. Sloan.
A. T. Stream.
United States Senator
George Turner.
representative In Congress. First
George r. cot,.rln.
Representative in Congress. Second
District
Mrs. Frances c. Axteil
Governor
Ernest Lister
Lieutenant Governor
Thomas Lally.
Secretary Of State
J. ~ Tadlock.
state Treasurer
George J. Calvin.
State Auditor
Otto a. Case.
Attorney General
Henry Albcrts Mclean.
Superintendent Of Public fnstruc-
J. r. Morgan.
Commissioner Of Public Lands
Robert ~ Mcfarland
state Insurance Commissioned
T. " ltemcr
STATE HEpRESENTATtV
4oth Representative Dlstrict--Vote
for any Three
otto Tamm.
=. r.. West
Fred Nelson.
<ist Representative District--Vots
for any Two
John 7, Casey.
G. ~. ConRleton.
t2d Representative Distriet--vots
for any Two
Clarence L. GerA
George N. Hodsdon.
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rr.s..ea ny I.,s,.,lv. r.,,,,oa

Initiative Measure No. "a. entitled:
@An act authorizing the manufae-
ture. sale and delivery OF beer con
tnfning not iess than one per cent
nor more than four per cent nico-
-hol. for export or sal. and delivery
direct TO the individual within the
state for consumption At their resi-
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Anendment TO the Consultation Pr
posed by the Legislature

.sThe Amendment 60 section !.
article vi OF the state constitution.
relating to the qualifications OF
voters. by providing that only tar
paycrs In the taxing district In
which such proposition Is to be
voted upon shall be qualified 10
vote on the question OF mourning
or rzsirying Indebtedness. purchss-
Ing. selling or piedging property or
psedging revenue or Income OF the
ntate municipal corporations. or
other taxing districts"
FOR the proposed Amendment OF
Section I OF Article vi OF the Con-
sfttution.
AGAINST the proposed Amend
mens OF Section I OF Article VI Of
the Constitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01

Seven Presidential Electors
United States Senator.
One Representative in Congress for the First Congressional )ict
(City Seattle, Precincts 1 10 PIT incuSve).
One Representative Congress for the Second Congressional District
(Al Precincts King County outside of the City of Seale)
Governor.
One Lieutenant Governor
One Secretary of State.
One State Treasurer
One State Auditor
One Attorney General
One Commissioner of Public Lands.
One Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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IN sURsriTuTIoN or ROAD
BONDS IN LIKE AMOUNT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
BYRON PHELPS, County Auditor
Nominations for Offices Specified Above, Are Follows

SOCIALIST TICkET-CestiaueA
County Prosecuting Attorney
Nicholas schmitt
County Clerk
A Carver
County Assessor
Richard Spindler.
County Engineer
County Superintendent OF Common
Schools
Herman Ransing.
County Commissioners Vote for
any Two
First Commissioner District
Aaron Fisherman.
Second Commissioner District
Michael Schiessel.
Justices Of the Peace Precincts
James Fitzgerald ... Barring
Earl Bigelow ...... Bellevue
Henry Collier ..... Black River
Constables- Precincts
James Blackwell . Barring
Harry Richard ..... Bellevue
=. r. Beers ...... Black River
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SOCIALIST TICKET

SOCIALIST TICKET
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Marie Nelson.
Laura ~ House.
Helen Camp.
Bertha Zietz.
Allen Brooks.
Bonner Bartlett
Kate Sutton.
United states Senator
Bruce RogersN
Representative In Congress, First
Distriet--
r II. Tryon.
Representative in Congress. Second
n J. olinger.
Governor
l.. r. KAttcrfeld.
Lieutenant Governor
Katherine II. Hodgins.
Secretary OF State
James Grant
state Treasurer
Mary Stevenson.
state Auditor
T. r. owsley.
Attorney General
NJ !. Schwartz.
superintendent OF Public lnstruo-
ton
Frances c. sylvester.
Commissioner OF Public Lands
Frank Cort
state Insurance Commissioner
Il. J. Mckay.
STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
10th Representative District-vote
for any Three
James Lund
Allen Brooks.
...s.....,s-....
pst Representative District-Note
for any Two
Kate Lawrence.
Carrie Payne.
.?d Representative Distriot--vote
for any Two
Walter II. villlers
u. II. Miller.
t3d Representative Distriet-vote
for any Two
Joe Miller.
.......s........
t,th Representative District--vote
for any Two
Albert Heikke
Charlotte Y. Jones.
.sth Representative pistrict--Note
FOR any Two
n II. Smith,
Jessie Humphrey.
.5th Representative pistrict--Nots
for any Two
Msude Frances Schmitt.
Lalla Rogers.
County Auditor
Minnie Parks.
County Trea6rer--
G. u. kinkery.
County sheriff
Jack Dial.
County Coroner
J. Dunlap.
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SOCIALIST LABOR TICKET

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Gotfried Gustafson.
Jerry +. Sullivan.
John G. Schafer.
Leslie II. Sawyer.
Arne Hage.
Fred Kurtsman.
Andrew +. Anderson
Governor
James T.. Riordan.
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alwc gm he dyeMymn alb
%yMn% 10th I d. """" "s@"""'
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PROGRESSIVE TICKET

United states Senator
walter J. Thompson.
Governor
James y. Bradford
Secretary OF State
Frank A. Rust
Commissioner OF Public Lands
State Insurance Commissioner--
l.. I. Snow.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
..,h Representative DistrIot--vote
for any Two
NJ =, Carkeek.
1bth Representative District-vots
for any Two
Peter Desmore.
eth Representative Disirict---vote
for any Two
G y pownie
Emil ] Brandt
Elliott Higgins scahurst Park
PROHIBITION TICKET
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Salome II. f.ippy.
Walter r Mcdowell.
John Anderson.
Y. stanton.
u. ~ Crhry
r. NJ Shoemakc.
c. q, Gridley
United states Senator
Joseph A. Campbell
Governor--
A. n l. Gcllcrman,
Lieutenant Governor
Nettie Hallonbeck.
Secretary OF State
w. !. Warren,
State Treasurer
Mary M. Wade.
State Auditor
n. A. Thompson,
County sheriff
VIM. Nelson.
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N0N.PARTIShN
JUDICIARY TICKET

Judges of State Supreme Court. sir
Year Term-Votc for any Three
Emmett n. Parker.
Mark A. Fullerton.
George Il. Norris.
Judge OF state Supreme Court. Four
Year Term
J. Stanley Webster.
Judges Of the Superior Court--Note
for any Seven
King pykeman.
Kenneth Macintosh.
A. w. Frater
7. T Ronald
Robert u. Albertson,
Boyd J. Tailman
Mitchell Gillian
Judges Of the Superior Court--vote
for any Two
Everett Smith.
John s, Jurcy.
Milo A. Root
George b. Cole.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-20
SPANISH CLASS
Is ENTERTAINED

The night clsss, devoted to the study
of thessSpanish language, spent most
delightful evening Monday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Stranahan on
Cascade avenue, where the entire class
was entertained most enjoyably by
Mr.. and Mrs. Stranahan, Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Schaffner and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Fl. McClain.
Early in the evening q troupe of wan.
dering minstrels appeared at the door
and after fearless entreaties and solici-
tude by the members present consented
to entertain the party by the rendition
of several selections from some of the
well known operas.
After the refreshments had been
served Senior McClain gave talk in
the Spanish language. which proved he
was a past master of this vernacular,
and in which he thanked Miss Mabel
Case for her untiring efforts in behalf
of the class, for her efficient and dill.
gent tutelage with the members of the
class, and presented her with hand
some lavilliere as a token of their ap-
probation.
This was only one of the several en-
joyable social evenings spent by the
class during its school season. Two
weeks ago the class was entertained at
Mexican dinner at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. d. Hoyt on the East Side,
who have spent a number of years in
Mexico. The entertainment and dinner
was served in true Mexican style. All
table appointments, including Mexican
linens, and potteries. were of the gen.
uine Mexican type. More recently, Mr..
and Mrs. F. 4. Skinner, of Portland
Way. gave the class most delightful
entertainment at the country home.
The Spanish class began its course
about five months ago, holding class
session twice a week. with an ENROLL
ment Of sixteen members. The class
has made very marked progress under
the efficient instructions and super
vision of Miss Case, and it is the earn
est desire of all members of the class
that the studies will be resumed after
the summers vacation, with Miss Case
in charge.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-20
WALL COMPLETE;
TO CLEAN RESERVOIRS

Under the supervision of City Engin.
eer Price. crew of men has completed
the construction of a 140 foot concrete
retaining wall, built to protect the east
abutment of the steel bridge. The cost
of the wall. of the cantilever type and
2S feet high at the highest point. will
reach $1,000. The concrete masonry is
reinforced with iron rods. About 500
cubic yards of earth will be needed to
fill in the broadened roadway behind
the new wall. The fill will not be
made, however, for 30 days, or until
after the wall has thoroughly dried.
When local people. observing "Clean-
up Week." as proclaimed by the Ore
gon Federation of Women's Clubs, are
making Hood River spotless town
next week, the municipal water depart.
ment will participate in the event, and
the two big reservoirs of the water
system will be thoroughly secured and
scrubbed.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-20
Noted Singer Buys in Hood River

A high class musical will be given
under the auspices of the Odell Guild
at the M. E. church at Odell at 8
o'clock p. m. April 2S. The special
feature of this entertainment will be
the rendering of several vocal selec-
tions by Mrs. Florence NJ. Brown, wife
Of DR.. F. |. Brown, of Chicago. who
recently purchased 300 acres of land
near Odell. Mrs. Brown is an accom-
plished musician of note in Chicago and
has studied under some of the best in.
structors in Europe, and was studying
with Ed de Reszke In Paris at the
breaking out of the European war.
This musical will be rare treat to the
people of Hood River valley. There
viii be other numbers on the program
from some of the best talent in Hood
River and Odell.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-20

Judge Thomas d. Dee. of Ogden. Utah.
who was formerly member Of the
board of directors Of the lumber CON-
pany.
Chas. T. Early, now general mana
ger and treasurer of the Oregon Lum-
Der Co.. continues to spend a great
deal of his time at the Dee Offices OF
the concern. Mr.. Early began his Ca
reer with the big lumber company in
the capacity Of fiume boy. His pro-
gress up the ladder to the top rung has
been effected at the local plant, and be
MAKES Hood River his home.
Mr.. Early Ii also general manager Of
the Mount Hood Railway Co., which is
an allied concern of the Oregon Lum.
ber Co., both having been owned chiefly
BY the late David Eccles, Of Ogden,
Utah.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-20
OLD BIBLE USED
in TAKING OATH

Aboard the Columbia steamer Stran-
ger, which was chartered for the occa-
sion, more than so members ofW Waucoma
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, left Mon
day evening for The Dailes, where the
Bible with which the original Pythian
oath was given was used in the initia-
tion of large class. Eight local men
became Knights at the memorable ses-
sion of that evening.
The original Pythian Bible, which
has done duty in lodges since the birth
of the organization In Washington, d.
c., 81 years ago. was in charge Of Su.
preme Keeper of Records and Seal
Wheaton
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-20
Hawkes. Gives County Trees

County Commissioner Hawkes. has
presented the county with number Of
Norway spruce trees, imported from
eastern nurseries. The ornamental
trees will be planted by r. N. Hunt.
custodian of the courthouse grounds,
on the lawns around the local temple Of
jastice.
Mr.. Hunt has been engaged the past
week in bronxing the muzzle and paint
ing the wheels and gear of the old can
non which is now planted on the court.
house lawn,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-20
Radlif-Allen

Archie Radlih and Miss Flora A. Al
len, of The Dalles, were married on
Wednesday Of last week at the home Of
the brides mother. Mrs. d. P. Allen.
of The Dalles. Rev. Frank Naples.
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Radliff will
reside here.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-20

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31

(S~ortfesung 0 Der 1. Seite.)
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Soureaug@ @e6DI3 purbeu abeei6la@
gen, unb bic angriffe Der S~ran3oien
bel Waurepas iheiterten. gtnen flei<
nen grfOIs batten bic Oeutiteu in
Der Champagne gu per5eibnen.
Yin Der Sitfront beetnnt it6 bas
Sldtt6en 81 penben. 0ie Grmee
80bm sGrmoui nabm in 8olbpnien
bic S6iisenerdbeu tpieber. Die Dor
einieen Sasen in bic Sdnbe Der
Ruiien geratbeu iparen. Sic Grmee
&6beS trieb bic 8uiien in ben 3ars
patben 5Iriid unb fii8te linen idtpere
Berluite gu.
9ie Offeniipe Der Staliener in ben
0olomiteu lit suiammengebro6en.
Gu6 FONT er5ieIteu bic StaIieuer feline
@rfoIse an ibrer Sront.
Sad bartem 3ampf baben bic
gulearen auf ibrem redten Sliisel
bic Serben in bic Sludt seidlagen.
Der auberite linte Slii9el trieb bri>
tide EanaIlerie 5uriid uub errei6te
Dds Aegdl16e Wteer.
Siirfti6e grfplse tperbeu bonn
Sue5 s&anal unb aus Irmenieu
beri6tet.
GO babeu Die StreittrGfte Der
Rittelmdbte an allen Sronten 9rD>
bere ooer tleinere Sieee errunsen. bic
insseiammt als elm nift uuerbeblifer
grfol9 ibrer 8affeu an5uieben limb.
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anr3e Ha6ri6ten.

GpringfieIb, ST. Gouperz
neur Sunne ipirb feline Spesinliisun9
Der 2egislatur anberalimen Inn ein
8eies andurebmeu, -iponah Wili5>
iolbateu bon Sainois an Der meritns
niIhen @ren3e bel Der ndt)iten Brts
mdripabI unb @ahl itimmen t0nnen
ioller.
n.-9ie 2ouboner Strma
George Gill & 60. ipuroe in etne
Celebrate bon % Yfunb 10 @uineen
genommen, neil iie nit elmer boHdus
bii6en Sirma In Notwithstanding
eetreten tpor, bic duf Der S6tpar5en
Cite itebt. Sizes 1T Der erite bers
artise SAL.
8erIin. brabtlos mad SdbpiIe.
bic lleberiees Nadrthtens G9ene
tur meIbet. tpurbe Der beuti6e 9ams
pier y9eiterro", Der cine 2abune
giiener5 an 8orb hattie, bon etnem
ruIiii6en 9au6boot setapert, tpel6eS
Die i6tpebiife Slasge fiibrte. r9ieie
ilaerantc 8erlesuue i6tpebiider Ners
tralitdt", iagt bic Na6rihten zNaen>
tur. bat 9roBe Gufregune uno tiefe
grbitterung bel Der 8epplterung bers
por9erufen."
2onbon.- 9euti6e 2ufttreu5er
baben bon Neuem bic Sits upb Glib,
oitfiiite @nglano's aneeeriffen uub
8onbeu a%baetporfen, ipie am rs.
Gusuit bier amtli6 mit9etbeilt tpirb.
Puris.-26nie 2nbtpis III. bon
8abcrn bat einen S6lasanfau ers
litten unb iein 8uitanb lit bebenti9.
Sizes melbet cine Sepeide an ben
.Yetit Yariiien" aus Rom. D
9erIin.-Sm unsarii6en Bar
lament fptrb cine Snterpellation be-
treffs Der grnennung zines oiters
reihiIh sun9arii6en Boti6afters in
ben Der. Staaten eineereidt tpsrben.
9ubIin.-Su ben bier @eridten
1T cine llntsriudune Der gri6ic6une
bon bret Wdnnern ipdbrenb Der iris
Iben Hebeuion obne Yro5eb ein9eleitet
tporben. gs bauoelt ii9 I'M s. Sbees
bp Sfeffington. Sreb RcSutpre lnb
SbomaS Sidiou. Sie WGnner plire
ben auf 8efebl bon Sauptmann
8oipens goltburit bineeriftet. Der ipGs
ter triegsgerittIid prpseiiiert uno fir
irriinni8 befunbeu ipurSe.
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Sterbefdle int 3IernS.

Su Reip Yort itarb Der bodtp. q.
q. Sargis, 9. s., cine Gutoritdt auf
Dem 9ebiete Der Gitrouomie, an eiuem
SfIasaufaue. = 8ep. Sobu u.
@insler. 8farrer Der ct. Brighten
8emeiube .itarb in Bacifie. No. =
Otit ieiuem HoieufrauB in Der Sanb,
itiir3te in gbicaeo Der bodtu. Sena>
tius Soma5in, elm betaster Srieiter,
Der 5uIest 8farrer Der bortisen ct.
Intpnius @emeiube mar, bonn iehiten
Stod Deg Sotel Sberman berunter
unb fanb ben Spb. 4 Sn Santa Bar
bara, Gal. itarb Der bo6p. Sran8iss
taners Bater Sacob Nolte. CT mar
gebiirtis aus @eiete, 8efffalen. -
&eb. 9ominif Cyan, felt 80 Sabren
Yfarrer Der ct. elephants @emeinbe
in Chicago, itarb i'm bortisen Rercps
SoipitaI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31

Baibinston, 8. 6. - Ser
Retp Yorter 8atbolitentas 1T in
&reiien Der standardization bier NIT
sr0berem Sntereiie perfolet tporben.
unb Der in ben lesten Sasen bes
apnbeutS itdrter berbor9etretene &C.
bante orsaniiierter poIitii6er Gttion
bat nidt 9eraoe Subel ausseloit. SIM
@eeentbeil, Die 9atboliten bes 2anbes
baben ale Gusii6t, nit ben Seutihs
uno Srii6sG meritaneru in ben tIeis
men uuo 9roben gaun bes 8eiben
Salies getban gu tperben. 9enn iie
riibren an bic ipunbeitrn Yunttc Der
Bilioufden Administration, lire
austpdrtise Yolitit in 8e5us auf ben
europdii6en arieg nnb in 9e5us aui
Werifo.
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geerbisuns Grsbiiduf Spalbins's.
(speSial.1 epefhe btsier 3eituns.)

Seoria. gu, 30. Gue.-Seute
Iorgen Inn 10 ubr fanb in Der ct.
Rariens &atbebrale Elm feierlihes Be-
sdnsnib fir ben beriturbenen gr5z
biihof s. 6. SpaIbins itatt. Gr5s
bii6oi RrmbeIein bon gbicaeo bieIt
bic 2ei6eupreoigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31

~0eiuht.-8ittiper in fleiuem taz
tboli'6em Stdbtden iudt Sausbdltez
rim. Seutihe fatboliihe Game i'm
Ilter bon so bis 60 Sabreu pprge>
5ogen. Rpberues Saus, eutes Seim.
angenebmc Stele fir refte YerIon.
Gbreiiiere: Z. S.-239, bieies 9Iatt.
eliza
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31
VETERINARY GUIDE
AND ATLAS
Treating Of Diseases Of the Cow,
Horse, Poultry, Swine and Sheep.

Seoes &apitel entbdlt iuertbpolle
farbise Sabellen. 9as Bud gibt Auss
funft fir Die Seititellun9 beS 9iasuoie
uno bic gebanblun9 bon arantbeiten,
G%npeiiun9en fir bas Iii6eu unb ben
@ebraud bon Sniefteusg ertilsuu9ss
mitteln, bas geipriiben o Sbitbdus
men. bas Siittern bon Silase uiip.
8ou uni6dBbarem 8ertb fir Sarmer,
@iebs unb @efliisel5iitter.
Ireis 25 Gents pprtpfrei.
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
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Wafbinatun's Brief on bic 3atbuIifeu
geitublen.

Baltimore, Wb.-Ser Sri9is
.nalbrief George 8albington's on Die
aatboltten Der Ser. Staaten, ipelher
iit in benz Siderbeitssetp6lbe Der
biefisen aatbebraIe befanb, lit ses
ito6len iporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31

Bib bcs 81. @aters, 10 bel 90 3ou
sroB (paIIenoe @rDBe gum ginrabs
men), in REDEEM Sarbenbrud mad
Der neuen Sleo9rapb> Retbobe, porto
frei nnb gut perpadt fir nur % Gts.
p%erianbt. Seihcffet ems fir guer
Seinl Ran abreiiiere: Catholic
9rintins Co., Dubuque. ga. 2,t7,ba
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SeIm S6reiben eriul6ne cieies 9Iatt.
Mhtnns, bsntids &atbolitsn!

gpas oenti 3br iiber bic beOOrttePenOen
ShneeItir'He2
Marum iomu,i 2br Mot mao Oklahoma uno
ii6ert 9u6 eiu Setm in elmer guten o~eutfuten
NnItebIung? Sbr !ouut ar /. Sanuar NIT
ben Sarmdr6etiel beetnneH.
Statbhiihe Seimiu1er iinben bier auto
Setme 5u nieort9eu gretien. uuo Elm erSItdes
8iQiuirmeu In elmer bliibenoPn Sniieoluna, in
Der wdbe bon 3tr6e liuo Briei!er.
Slr ndbere glusiunfl i6reibe ODER teIegra.
pbtere man an 7. U. Gtntpr.
Refererben: 8nuf Of Glpir, GIgin. Ola,
ober 8eo. Suiber Barber rtHteu, Sterling,
Oklahoma.
seiut e6reibeu errpdbue man bieIes gIatt.
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SarmsS ppotbefen gu perfaufen
burh Sran5 8. Wetbe & 6 o.,
g.. Stod i'm Banfs unb Sniurance,
@ebGube. lIeber 8b Sabre g%rfabrling.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31

0eiuht.-Yrieiter auf benz 2anbe
in Sainois iudt Game III mittIeren
Sabreu als 9ausbdlteriu. Nbreis
wiiere: Hep. g., bieies glatt. S,31,a
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Sentfhlanb erfldrt Humdnieu
ben 2ries.
"a. .. a..aabelsramm sisfer 5sttums)

2onbon, 90. Gusuit.-@eitern
Gbenb ertldrte SeutibIano Nuuldnien
ben 8ries, infolse Der 8rieescrflds
rire Humdnien's on Seiterrcids
llngarn.
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yerbeHerte Tnrmen.

Sd babe etli9e i66nc 5nrmCu 5i oeriaufert,
; que IN a,t taio sHo Sis s StsS'nSS 1Sls mo,, gtnns,
tals rinfs .peree id Sbre Rc!ieicteu be5obleu.
g9cnn Sie aui.s 9GHb woner, ioutcH Sic TOM,
lnen uno odsfslbe beIthtigeH oher fir uobere
S~lustunft ftreiben. 9benfcuS. 1uteS So!BIaub
i'm nbrSlihen Wlinreiotu SIS bts $50.
Z. ". Suttsridp, Sreeport, Wlinn.
. Benin S6retben errpd9ne man oieies BIaii.
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(Gtngefanbt.)
5ele8ateu hes st gpniiatius 'gunoes
puu Sprua.

WarpbiG.-(St. Soiepb's Sipei9>
nereiu SO. 143) Senrp Sedet.
2eYiarS.-(St. SoIepb's Sipeisz
oereiu SO. so: Rortin &uppmau.
8iIbeIm Seller unb Nntou Sabbnuer.
Gaseabe.-(St. = Glopiius Speigs
bereiu SO. 40) Hidolas Saber.
Remien.-(St. Tarieu : Ierein) {:
Senrp Seller. Wih. 8rueter, Seurp
0obIius. 8. GoIins, Cos. 8ilber@
bling unb Sbep. 8ueufer.
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Soma Tarmen 1T bsrtaufen.
MhtuAg, &atboltten!

gute BeIesenbett, berbeiierte SSarmer i'm
iaesensirteI nape stabt unb airte. gu er'
iuerben. 2ano eienet ii6 beftens lir @etreibe,
Corn, gieb5u6t uro Wlil6lptrtbttaft. @uS.
aeSei1nete GrHlen. SirfSig WIetIeu bon
Scnoer. 9ute Stfenbabn nno 9nnbitraben.
9eauemIitfeiieu. Snreibt an
3. q. Qntgbt,
goI 302, Gilbert, Colo.
saefercr3: Rep. %. g. 2arfin, reToiercr.
Der 9farrer.
9eim Streiben erfud6ne ciefes SIatt.
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Oeiu&t. = GbaratternoIler jur ]er
Nann NIT ettpas grfabruns in Sob
Srintins. 8ir baben cine Sob Yreb,
Sonp G~bIiuoer, Sal5maihine unb
Ronotbpe I'M getrieb. Wonptppe>
@~rfabrung fam bel uus geiammelt
perben. 8eitdnbise aniteluns fir
redten Rann. Rau gebe alter, CIR
fabrune, iotpie oerlansten 2obu an.
Ibreiiiere: Abbep Stubeut Bret, ct.
8eneoict's College, Gt9iion, &aus.-
8,31,a
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0eiudt.-Yrieiter in Nprbs Safota
iutt 9eipiienbaite unb erfabrcne
SauSbdlterin. 0tnB cute a66iu iein.
3eu9niiie. abreiiiere: &ep.-235,
bieieS 8latt. S,31.a
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auf 5iferreihifhem gubeu.

8utarei, 90. Gueut.-Sofort
nn9 Der am Sonntag Gbeno erfclgten
Rrieeserfldrune iiberi6ritten rumdz
niI1e Sruppen Die Diterrei6ii6e
8rense.
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0einht. = Sbdtise S%ausbGlterin.
IuB nett fem uilo gut fo6en t1nnen.
camille bon 5tuei grpatienen. 0tos
berries Seim. Wtrs. 5. &. Barclay,
Stuart, Nebraska 9,14,a
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gu perfaufen MIR an einen aatbos
liten: Gutter General Store in gutter
fatboliiher Auiicbluug. Ibreiiiere:
S.-236, bieies 9latt. 9,14,a
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SoIanse Der gurratb banert.-Neue
Iuto ToaS Wnps, Salfens Sormat,
onuerbait %9ebunben. Der fplgenben
Staaten 81 nertaufen: Soma, Suinois.
8isconiin, 4anias, Hebrasta rtno
SiibsS atota. Spe3ialpreis nur 10
Gents, in Silber ODER 9riefnarten.
Srgenorpelfe brei fir % Gents.
Catholic Rrtntins Co., Dubuque, So.
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RS Die gerlanst a~n5eisen.
Spalte faun Sbnen bsbdIflid fein.