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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Shmere Inflaseu.

: Sn Sort @apne, Snb., iagte
, Der republitaniiAe Yrdlipsnts
: iGuftSs aauoirat Charles e.
: Sugbes am %. September,
, Yrdiioent @ilion babe 8rieg
, nit Guerra 9eiuht. Or iastc:
? Grit lester Gage mar eS, baB
, ih Suiprmation iiber Die pffis
, 5ieleu Snitruftioneu Spbn
, Sino's, oes ~inoih5icleu Sertres
, tiers in Weriio. erlanste. llno
, oieie Snitruttionen lauteteu, und1
, Sem mas Dem @eianbten elmer
; anbereu He9ieruug bariiber init.
= getbeilt lplirbe. ipie folgt:
, ,,Suerta mirp binauSgeieBt
, meroen, Denn CT nidt frei=
= Wiais sebt. 5aS miro, wu
, moslif, init miloeu Wsitteln
, seihebcn, abcr, wenn eS nit
, milbeu 0iitteln iif niht er.
, reiten laat, mirb 81 sued.
, oienlihen Wittcln gesrifieu
; %iperDeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
6eianSter In SinnlanS ieft'
aehaIten.

8erIiu, brabtlos iiber SappiIIe.
Ser beutihe 8eiaubte III 8utareit,
Der nah Dem gintreteu Humdnien's in
ben ariee ab9ereilt unb auf Der
Seimfabrt in Sinnlanb 5uriid8ebalten
tporben mar. 1T In Sapranea, Stttpes
ben, ansefommen. Die ruiiiiheu Be-
borben batteu i'm cine gauge @ofe in
l~lleaborb, Sinnlaub, suriideebalteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
NehridDtcn ans Der Guigen Staet.
&C. 3. a..aas.laramm Di.i.r s.,tuna.,

&c. =. T..Qabrlgranin bteitr Settnngo
Hom, 25. Sept.--Gin 8oueftip-
i6reibcn ser fran5piiifen aarbindle
une grdbiih0ie beriftet bon benz sc.
lpbniB BEG iran5piiifen G~pisfppates.
mad, benz aricse eineu feierliden
Yilser6ug mad 2uilrccs 81 unter=
nebmen.
Sic Iuuiieiiatiouen BON 20. Sept.
(Ginnabme 3pm's burf General Ga
Sorna) perlieien bieies Sabr iebr
rubig. llebrigens babeu bieie Iani.
feitationea III Den 5tuei lceten SGbrcu
ibrer anti tirdlihcn Sbaratter per>
loren.
9iitof acmepn. 8cttpr bes gmeri.
faniiten 8ole9eS 9ebt ieiner 8es
neiung ui6t 10 ifuea c%ntsesen, als
Die @er3te es ertrartet batteu.
Gorigen Samstdg erbiclt Der ebrs
piiroise RcGorntid, 8io3eie albany.
Die Subbiafpnats &eiben:
aaroinal @asparri, Der pGpItlifa
Staatsiefretdr lit puqitdnbig erbplt
bon leinen Ssricu nat Hom 5uriid.
setebr..
gs miro bier in Observation-Disclosures
&reiicn b%ebaiptet, baB bas ndhite
3oniItorium i'm Ronat Se5ember
~abge5alteu lperoeu pirb. Vile &ars
oindfe Die bel bieier 9elesenbcit fons
~ietriert tperben, lirlD Staliener.
aaroinal Ncrrp Del Bal bat lid
mad Spanien, an Die Seite ieineS
&aterS begebeu, rpeld)cr lhtper ers
tranft barnieber !ie9t.
Sir Ssnrp Soparo. Der britiid)e
8eianbtc Dcim 81. Stnble, lit nad
9!pm 3uriidsefebrt. no or eineu Wonat
peripeileu ipirb. I'M Die 8eiddfte fiir
ieiueu Nnhfolser IN Srpuuns su
brin9en.
9onbou. - Ser Mmlterhamet
&prreiponbent Der 9rfange Sele,
graph 60. melbet. baB ,atboliite Gel.
tlIngen in 9eutlhlano cine 9eipegung
5Er @ieberberitelung Der ipeltlihcu
@ud)t bes Sapites ein9cleitet ba6en.
mn ben Votitan gang Dem itnlicniihen
9iniluiie Su ent3ieben. Sic .a0ln.
@oltS5tg.", Gin berporragerbes fatbp,
hides @latt, iagt laut Der Sepelhe.
Dab Die beutife Heeieruus ben heuts
ideu aatbolifcm i'll Der Sraae freie
Sanb ldBt. Sas SIatt perurtbeilt bos
ipgenauute @arantieaeies. ipelfes bon
Ser italieniiheu He9ierun9 I'M Sabre
1870 CUR 3eit Der Seenoiguns Der
iueItliden Serriduit bes Yapites an.
genonmcu iuurec.
NQe oiterreihilheu rnb beutiden
tatboliiden 3eitunseu iol9en bieier
Siibruua, in8t bic Sepeihc. unb iiist
bel, baB Die S%elpcsung. lpie MAJ
glnubt. BON Naroinal Sartmann. benz
(Sortiesuug auf Der 10. Seite.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
tG. 2. a..aabelsramm Sieter Setting,

8 m.-Mi9r. S1eo. @alfre b
Son3o, @r5biffpf bon gerceui, ipurbs
pom 81. Stuble ais pdpitlifer 8e'
ianoter fiir Seiterrcih ernnunt. ola
GatfOlaer bes neuerunnnten 8arpi'
nails Seapineli. Ser neue Nun6ius
ipurpe bonn Sl. Sater in Idu9erer
Nuoiea5 empfanesu unb febrte nlss
bcnm nod leiuer Sip5eic 5uriid, iuo CT
bic Sorbereitunscn 81 ieiner Ibrciis
nod Wien treffen luirN. adroiuul
Scapiuelli miro notwithstanding aut
iciacnt 2auoiie peripeilen, big er i'm
nId)lteu aoniiiturium, bas pabrihein.
lid I'M Wtpnat Nonerrber ober 9esem,
Der absebaltsn iuerbeu pirb, Den
&drbinalsbut cmpfunaen ipirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

Observation-Disclosures tpurbe bas
fron3rfif6e ltnterieeboot .Spucault"
i'm iiiblihen abriatiiden Neer Don
einem Direrrettiih : unsariifen
Wartne> SIieser berientt. Beionbers
berporgebobeu ipirb. baB es benz SIiez
ger nit Der llnteritiisung etncs an
beren SIua6euses aelane. Die san5e,
benz grtrinfeu nabc @eiasuns bes
feinolihen arieesfabr5eugeS 81 rettsn
uno 9efansen 5u nebrncu.
N%aFenansriif auf 9onbpn.
B n.-Ra6 einem am "a
September beroffertlit)ten amtlifer
8eri6t purben in Der Ndtt bon
Samstae auf Sonntas aonoon uno
Die iibsoitliden 8rafifnften auses
eriffen, 80 Rerioneu set0b:ct unS 10
anoere nerlest. Srpei Der 2uftififfe
iuurben in gisr a~beei6oiien. Die
9eiaeune bes eineu fam Inn. bia bes
anberen, beitebeno aus % Mann,
puroe sefungeu genommen.
Sm 8ebiet Der Wetropole ipuroer
iieben Wdnner, aht Srauen unb Srei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

Sar;s.-Sie feBteu g~in5eibeitcn
bes 6touonriiden Nbfommens SptIfeu
Seutitlanb nno Der Shspeis limb err
leoiet. pie benz .War;u" uIs 8eni
aemelbet pirb. Ser Wnrtiuut bes
@ersra9es lit Dem idiuei3er Suubess
roth pprgelegt nprbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

tieritabes i'm arieesmiuiiterium an
Stelle bes aus 8eiunbbeitsriidiitten
5urildsetretenen Generals @ra5iani
crndnnt tporbcn. General Suport
mar gu &~rieesSeeinn Sberit uuo
riidte ifnen sum- 8ommanocur zines
Mrmeeforps auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
normaIen ainoe e~rfoIsrei6 toutur,
rieren su tonuen.
Situng Der ssraucn s2iga.

normaIen ainpe erfoIsreid toutur,
rieren gu tonnen. "
Situus Der Srauen .2isa.
Sn Der SrauensS isuns belt Der
bod9tp. Seiuiteupater @biparb 9areI6e
bon ct. 2ouis einen @ortrae, tuorin
sr erflarte. bab es 9flidt Der &irde
tpdre. bic iungeu 8atbolifen mebr nit
Vergnil9en inter tirhlihen Inipi8ien
su bebenfen, ipenn lie bic iilneere
@%cneration &atboliten bebdlten :pole.
CT empiabl. bab Die fatboliihe Stride
fir ibre Sugeno Inltalten crridte.
pie Die .gouns Mems @briittar aios
ctation" unb Die ~goung 8omea's
Gbriitiau Giiociation".
S~auptauartier fir fatboliide
G6aritas.
gs tplirbe befannt geeeben, Dog Der
ct. Rin3en3 bon Paul z8erein auf ben
@riinoen Der 8atboliiden llniperitat
sin @ebdube erridteu iuirb, ipelhes
ais S~auptauartier fir Die fatboliide
Gbarites in ben Ser. Staaten bieaen
Ion. Serner purbe empfpbleu, Die
SfarrIhuleu ais io3inle 9entren fin
&inber unb gripadiene gu beuiieeu.
Die Natbiamfeit, Dffentlide Sfle9es
rinneu an3uitellen. pef6c Die Seime
beirld)en. nm aid ba, no feline araut@
belt beitebt, 9uten 8atb 5ur Serbinoes
rung Dor 8ranfbeiten 3i geben, iurroe
eingebeno beipro6en. Gen So5tala
arbeitern lprroe em~pfoblen, Die
Nrmen iiber prattiife 8eiunobeitss
Srobleme auf3utldren.
@eamtenwabl.
sc. gminen3 8arbinal @ibbous
puroe gum gbrenprdiibenten unb Der
bodiu' tie Siihof Sbaban, Nettor Der
8atboliihen lluiperiitat in 8aibs
inatpn, nlrbe gum Yraiioenten er>
ipdblt. 81. 8m. 3. aerbep bon Der
8atboliideu llniperii.dt in @aib>
ington, purbe ais Sefretdr ipieoer
erpdblt. Gbeniaus pieoer eriuablt
tpilrbe Hihtcr Bm. 8. Sc 2acp, als
Shaemeiiter. MIs 0ice sSrdiibenten
ipuroen ernannt: SRI. 0tarb Warrid,
Iigr. Sletfer. Baltimore; 81. 6.
Cannon, Gbicago; SRI q. q.
8illiams. NilpaIfee; 8ep. @reble,
Cincinnati uub Qetnrif Seibe, Nen
gort. 8ebiilfslefretdrs iino &. gb>
lparb @ittel, Sri. Sraneis 2eith.
8rooflpn uno &. 3. @rdbam, Ner
gorf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

@ai6ingtou, 8. &. - Sic
bierte 5lpetidbrlid)e Seriamnllling Der
.Nationnl Conference or Catholic
Charities" ipllr0e am II. september
in Ser faxtoli'hen llrioeriitdt in
N@aibinston eroffuet, in @~e9enlpnrt
bon u%ugeidbr 1000 Sele8dten, aus
20 Stdaten Der llnipn. Ser hof@
mite Serr Situlars giidof Sbpmas @.
Sba6an, 8eftor Der &atboliihen llnie
periitdt, cr0ffnete Die &onpentipn
bnrh elm feierlideS Sohamt. Gad,s
mittaas bielt Der Gpoitoliife 9ele9at,
Der bodip'i tie gr5biidof 8on5ano,
einen offentlifen @mpfang ab.
Ibenbs fanb cine %aQsemeine Sisu,lg
Der Seleeaten ltatt. mo 6err s. g.
&enfeI, 9ireftor Der G~enttalitele oes
Central Ssreins IN ct. 2ouiS, Wo.,
siuen gortras DieIt iiber
spsiale geriidernusen.
.Sptpeit", Iaste er, lit Die llnfans
5erii6eruus, bic cin5ige io5iale Ser
iiherune, bic mir in ben Ser. Staaten
babcn. Seooh miro baran 9carbeitet,
bdnlit cine MISUNDERSTANDING ein9es
filbrt lperbc. Seut5utage reden lid
bic @efabren, ipcld,en Die Nrbeiter
tastG9lih ~ausgeiest iinb, pie &C.
Iperiter empor unb cine io5iale Ser
fidcrung miro 8epeutenbes ba5u beis
traocn, Inn aus u~nlerer Sentofratie al
modem mas mir ippllen, ndmlih, cine
his5ipliniertc Semofratie."
Serr aenfel crying lid, aISfiibrlidv
ii6cr Ole pcrihiebenen Splten,e i~o5ialer
8eriiujerung. ipie bieielbcn in europa
a%neepeubet perben uuo- 5eiete. ipie
man lie auf unlere Serbdltniiie II
paiien fpnntc.
Weitere gprtrdse.
Gin anperer 8ortras nurbe ses
! talten bon Srn. Gbuarb s. McSerS
mott, friibercr 8icee @oubernelr bon
Sentudp, iiber ySie Tol!e Der ~pripaten
Slnb orsaniiierteu Snitiatipe auf Dem
Syelbc Der Gbaritas". Misr. 6. s..
fSbon;as bon Baltimore. iprah iiber
f.9as Ierbd!tniB Der fatbolii6en
! Yreiie sur Gbaritas". Srau 9. st..
@ilion bon Chicago. Sa.. 0orfiserin
Der aatboliifeu Srauen@2iga, fiibrte
ben 8oriis urib belt cine fur5e Nus
Sprade, in trelfer Tie Die Selc9aten
betpiqfommnete.
General. geriammlnns hes ct. Bin.
sens BON Iaul. Sereines.
Sas Superior Council" Der ct.
@in5en8 bon Saul 8eieuidait. ipeIs
DIES sleidBeitig feline i6brli6e Ser
iamnllung bier nbbielt, eripdblte gu
ieinem Trdiibenteu Serru George =.
Wiaeipie bon Sem Yort. als Nad,>
iolser bes Der t%orbenen 6errn Sbpmas
W. Wulrp.
Su Der Sibuns Der Hationals Gpnz
feren5 am Monta9 belt Serr Hehtsz
anipult Hobert W. SigsS bon 8altis
more einen 4prtra9 iiber She Yolicb
arb Yractice OF eatbolic Snititutions
in Ylacin8 ono 8etainins 9biloren".
llnsere&te Anariffe aui fatboliide
@nitalten.
Hebuer iaete, baB ipdbreno bes pers
f~loiienen Sabres fatboliihe Initalten
ungeredteripeiie aneesriifen iporoen
ieien ipe9en ibrer Irbeitsmetbpbcn.
oNaffprihunsen ipcroen ergeben. bab
Die an ben Gnitalten seiibten 3ritifen
s~runolos iinb", erfldrte Serr 9iggs.
! .Hiiditdnbi9feit lam ben @nitalten
| nidt p%oreeiuorfen peroen. gs lam
ni6t nadbaltis genug seiaet lperben,
bab, ipenn ein &nabe ober elm Wdoden
bis gum ~. cber 10. ~Sebensiabrc in
elmer anitaIt bebalten iuirb. cs nidts
anocrcs als @rouiamfcit pdre. mcnn
baun CT ODER tic in Die falte 8elt ucrs
itoBeu ipiirbc, rmporbereitet purd @rs'
Siebung unS 9iloung. nm nit eiucm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Nener giiisuf iiir 9acea, Snhien.
(epe,iel fRr oicfe Seiuuaa.)

9cutdB eincm anbel9ramnr, ipelte8
Scr boGlp. Safer s.. Srancaiic. Z.
e. g., Notre Samc. Snb., pom bodlp.
Toter 2asbe, Yrpfuratpr Der aou9re.
gufion Der Batter pom 6l. areu5e, ers
balter bat, tprrbe Der botn. YuIer
9esranS. s. 9. g., sam 9iihof bon
Sacca ernanut. Batter 2egrano NOR
friiber Director bes Sfolaltifotes in
NOM ll,lo ipdter in Iugers. @r iuar
a,id LANCE in Ser inbiitcu Iiiiiou
thatie, 100 CT @eusralsS itar pes Der.
itorbenen 9iifot5 Siuncbprn mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
bliftn!.

ron, 9olo !
ben ieiner
uro 3enl
rte Der 9.1
Btr bel
e Sormen |
10 Shrte ]
lan5t finoI
nter Sbrerl
o~erfnutel
je Sln1el5
anoes IN
on @froi.
neue Mn.
on. Gin
rbn9 berI
ben Ieste''
nttth4 ~.
fssTT.. aStiSST9
lNAs WV
re Beeent
offeIn uno
Grnte be-
aetn
ipitet Sic
retbt fofor
@rfurttons4
9~orfebrun.
Colorado.
er gu be-
DIT.
lily Co.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Repreraliem- Gefete nm-
hurdfIbrbar.

Die ppm aunsreR ansenummeten
Depreciation .8eiete ais nnSurfs
fiibrbar eradtet. - GnslanS ett-
idulbist lid ,uesen Der rGebt".
Affaire.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Nerlnfe Der
MQtierten.

unb 5ransuieu perlisren 500.
900 0tann ell Der Spmme. -
Seftise Sample in Der Tpbrnbfda.
StaIiener in Na3eeomien &C.
ihlasen. - Jiasfo Der italiemiiher
S%ffeniips. - Seiterreidiiher Slie-
ger rettet geiatnns eines fransO
iifen Shiffes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
90nbent Der
aatb. Gbarttas.

Sasnng Der pierten stueijdbrliAen
gerfammlnns Der vNatipnal Cont
ference Of Catholic CHARITIES. =
3. q. 2enfel iiber fu5iale Der
iihernngen. - General Tsriannt :
lung hes ct. ginsens ppn Yamls
gereines. = Situns Der 5ranen=
2tsa. - @aM Der Geauten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
@eltlt9e Ma6t
bes Yaptes!

Seutihe fatbpliihe Seitunsen erfld.
rem, nak Der gatifon ben italie.
niid,en Giuiliiier entsosen iuerbeu
rtmR. - Iapit Senebift trjitet
gene3iancr. Ser 81. Batter in
%upblaui. = Weuer Nunsius fir
Wten. = Nadbfulser hes ueritprbe.
men giifpfs 9tnneburn ernannt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

boritebenbeN
laboma I'M
en- benif6eI
paHuar m
bier gut
En ber5H1eS
llteolung, II
oer ieIeera
lgin, Ola.
l. 9terhna
|ieS gIatt.
Ansdsen,
n ietR.
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(6orticsung anf Der 10. Scitc.).
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Sliesers.

Berlin. brabtloS iiber Saupiae.
-Hah einem am %. September bers
DiientIidteu 9erift Der Marine
Settion pes pitcrreihii1 suu9arii6eu
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20

The settlement of the railroad
strike prevented what would have
probably been a serious shortage in
next years wheat crop, with result
ing higher prices for -four and bread,
according to experts who have com
piled statistics showing what would
have been the results upon the ma
tionai food supply if the fall ship
ments Of fertilizers for the winter
wheat crop had not Been possible on
account of the strike.
Already America faces a ,"hoat
shortage of nearly half a billion slsh-
els over last years production, which
has cspsed prices 10 Goar and which
will probably mean higher prices
than sver for wheat and flour before
next years crop IS harvested. With
out fertilizers, next years yields
would be decreased from eight to zen
bushels per acre on approximately
ten million acres. The estimate Is
based upon the findings of the In
diana Experiment Station and other
experiments throughout the country,
where differences of eight bushels
end over per acre have been found in
fsvor Of wheat that has been given
2L average application of fertilizer.
Organizations Of farmers. oranges,
agricultural papers and other agen-
cies concerned with the prosperity of
the farmers were preparing to appeal
to, the railroad presidents, the Inter
state Commerce Commission and
President Wilson, to ask that fer
tilizers be considered as preferred
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis w. Atkinson.
OF charleston. have arrived in Wash
ington and have opened their house
on %" street for the winter season.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20

froirbt and he novo6 oIorc, u,itI, NM
isbablc food nrodrCts w VIII ~, ~ p 81
instmcrt az ia sit ~ " sr VI az
no.Is u,ore ,,rnocos t.r..'o sus; lp
sbinm"nis orn ro,, 49,, ,'e lcreiai"Gs
nIantv If timc for ,,so III, ~ IN T a. AZ. ~
wintcr wbaat rr ~, o'e ''''S ! al ol ''ie
In Germany Scr+i,f,ors .-o ,;,.,,
nraforanca oy,,. :. IN i'', ~ ore siSeR
frei,,bt Win M ." ao o,,.Sr Nlt ~ o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20
To Prevent Old Age
Coming Too Soon !

Toxic poisons in the blood are
thrown out by the kidneys. The kid
neys act as filters for such products.
If we wish to prevent old age coming
too soon and increase our chances for a
long life, We should drink plenty Of
pure water and take a little 'Anuric !"
says the famous Dr.. Pierce of Buffalo,
\. Y.
When suffering from backache, fire.
quent or scanty urine, rheumatic pains
here or there. or that constant tired,
worn-out feeling. the simple way
10 overcome these disorders is merely
TO obtain litue "Anuric" from your
nearest druggist and you viii quickly
notice the grand results. You viii find
it thirty-seven times more poent han
llthia. and that it dissolycs uric acid as
hot water does sugar. Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20
WOMEN'S CAMPAIGN
TRAIN TO BE NOTABLE

head Of the women's work for the
national committee is taking charge
Of arrangements Of meetings IN Illi-
nois. Maryland is getting the coop
Grafton Of some OF the best speak
ers In the state In Kentucky the
situation Is similar. with Mrs. Harry
Whites!de, chairman OF the Hughes
Alliance in that state organizing and
making preparations 10 have the
meeting at Louisville an epochal one
In almost every instance the local
chairman and committee men are do
ing all in their power to have the
train greeted by large responsive raj
lies.
Leaders Iudursc IT..
Endorsements OF the work Of the
campaign train have come In from
many Of the prominent political lead
crs throughout the country VIII
liam X. Wilcox. chairman Of the Re-
publican national committee, showed
his appreciation Of the work of the
women's committee of the Hughes
Alliance in the following statement:
This train is not a suffrage train.
~ is a practical expression OF women's
political cooperation with men for
the election Of Mr.. Hughes in ma
tional crisis"
Senator Burton of Ohio. in a SINH
lar statement speaks of the moyeAGent
as "a concentrated force tellinEly and
capabiy directed toward one end-the
election Of Mr.. Hughes" Herbert
Parsons. national committeeman
from New York; Mayor Stevens, of
Albany, and Governor Bromquist, of
Minnesota, are among the other men
who have come to the fore in MAX
ing public their interest in and ap-
probation OF the important work OF
the train.
All agree that for the first time In
America the work OF women In ma
tional politics Is being taken serious
ly by political parties. the press and
the public 1T Is the wayering timid
type that marks the amateur In a new
field, it is not of the spasmodic kind
that shows up the dillctante. Ii is a
sure and steady onslaught that riv-
ais the work of the most veteran
campaign organization.
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viii Marx Epoch in the History
OF Women in the Polit-
iCaI Game.

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-The wo-
mems campaign train which Is being
sent out by the women's committee
of the National Hughes Alliance Wall
mark an epoch In the history Of the
part that women have played in pol
tiles Already the response to the
news of its coming has grown ma
tion-wide, even as the trip OF the
train will be.
Starting from New York, the writ
ers and speakers who are to tell the
men and women OF the nation exactly
why they are to work and vote for
Hughes, are to get rousing send
OF at the Grand Central Terminal on
Monday, October 2. The first stop
at which meetings and speeches are
to be made will be at Albany. BY
Tuesday, October 3, the train VIII
have made stops at the larger cities
Of New York, including Utica. Sy-
racuse. Rochester and Buffalo, and
by o'clock Of that night viii cross
over to Ohio and open q meeting at
Cleveland. From there It win make
a tour through the states Of Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin and Min
nesota, holding meetings ut Toledo,
South Bend, Chicago, milwaukee,,
Madison and st. Paul. This will end
the first week, Sunday. October Z,
being spent in Minneapolis. From
Minnesota the train is going on TO
North Dakota, Montana. Washington,
and Oregon.
Rallies Arranged.
The branches OF the Hughes ALI
ance have arranged meetings and
rallies in the principal cities in those
states. on October Is the train will
leave Portland, Oregon and go down
iona and Utah, will be the states
campaigned that week. The fourth
week Of the train campaign will open
Mt Idaho. From there the train will
go through Wyoming, Colorado, Kan
sas, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana,
closing the week with a stop at Lou
isyillc, KY. on October %. The last
week will begin with a meeting in
Ohio. followed by meetings in West
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Delaware ami New Jersey, bringing
the train back to New York at $50
on November 4. BY that time the
nation will have been aroused to the
fact that the women of the country
are getting together in a concentrat-
ed purposeful vote-getting movement
in their work of electing Mr.. Hughes.
The Hughes Alliances all over the
country are lending every aid to the
work Of making the coming of the
campaign train momentous event.
The state chairman and state com
mitteemen are working hand in hand
with the leaders of the Alliance
branches and heads of the prominent
political movements for the vital end
in view. In Minnesota meetings are
being arranged at which Governor
Bromquist and Senator-elect Frank
Kellogg are scheduled to speak. In
North Dakota State Senator Lemke
IL doing some fine organization work.
and is making every effort to make
the meetings in his state the most
successful. Mrs, Whitmore. Of Col
orado is getting the cooperation of
the state and local committees in
the work OF assembling the people
who are to hear tie train speakers.
Miss Harriet Yittum who is at the
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Events of Washington. D. c.,
Are Reported by iTeIegram's
Correspondent There.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Sov-
ereign Grand Commander George
Fleming Moore. of the southern iur-
isdiction of Scottish Rite Masons,
and others prominent in the Masonic
fraternity in Washington. will par
ticipate in the exercises of dedica-
ton at the Scottish Rite cathedral
in Wheeling. on October 6. They
will also remain for four days fol-
lowing that event to be present at
the annual fall reunion of the Scot
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20

Natives of Porto Rico make fair
ly permanent yellow dye for textiles
from the roots Of turmeric, which
grows wild over considerable por-
tion of the island
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20

a watchful eye on crops of beladon
m and other drug plants which are
being grown there. So far. it is
said. there Is every indication that
the experimental drug farming will
be crowned with success.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs James A. McFadden
were visitors In the city for a short
time this week enroute to their home
In West Virginia from baltimore
where they were recently married.
Mrs. McFadden, before her marriage
was Miss Jessie Snap Hodgson. Of
winchester, and both young people
are very well known in West Vir-
Slnia. Mr.. and Mrs. McFadden will
reside at Parsons. w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20

the postofIice department the ques.
ton Of an extension of the delivery
service at New Martinsville. An ex-
tension was secured recently but this
request is for further increase.
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Captain William II. Monroe, one
Of the recently promoted officers of
the service. has arrived in Washing
ton for short stay. Captain Mon
roc Is former Parkersburger. a son
OF the late DR.. w. w. Monroe, and
has many friends in West Virginia
who have followed his military ca
reer with interest
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-20

Through the efforts of Congress-
aan Nicely a posto!Iicc inspector has
been sent to Marshall county for tn.
purpose Of making a general survey
OF the rural routes in that county
with a view to improving the ser
vice. The department has also prom.
iaed TO do everything in its power
70 establish free delivery service ct
Chester.
Mr.. Nicely has also taken up with