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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-15
THROWN THIRTY
FEET FROM AUTO
Vinceanss, Iowa, Woman Escapes In
Jury in Accident Early Last
Eveninq
Especial to The Gate City.1

Especial to The Gate City.1
VINCENNBS, Iowa, June t5.-Miss
Nadge Chronical of this city was
thrown out of a Ford car she was
driving here about 500 o'clock last
night. She was hurled thirty feet
from the machine, which turned over,
but nliraculously escaped serious in
jury. Today she had only a few
bruises and cuts to show for her
thrilling experience. Miss Chronical
had driven party of children to
Hinsdale, about two miles from Vim
cennes and was returning alone in
the vehicle when the accident oc-
CURED.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-15
Credit Due Committee.
observation-disclosures Thanked.

Members of the committee and Of
the lodge, this morning, expressed
their appreciation to the old soldiers.
Spanish war veterans, Company l.
and boy scouts and the band for their
part in the program. The Elks are
very grateful to all Of the organiza-
lions which helped in making the
celebration and the parade such a
success, one OF the Elks' officers said
this morning.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-15
The Tribute to the FIau.

ne T1Dute TO the + lag.
I'VE have Just listened to the Elks'
beautiful tribute to the flag and in
closing let me repeat the following
tribute, paid by one who, although he
fought with the gray in the civil war,
never forgot his love for his coun-
try's flag.
bieached with the nations tears.
teaches mankind that peace on earth
and good will 10 all men is the policy
of our government: while the red bars
are the sacred emblem of the heroic
blood which the fathers of the revolu
ton shed from Canada to Georgia as
and happiness.
1.-The stars of the flag mark the
number of sovereign states, and in
the sublime language of heaven itself
gives us the assurance that no moro
will the people of any community in
our country ever be deprived Of the
blessings Of local self-government:
while their glorious cluster in the
corner Of our emblem of liberty
teaches the lesson that the American
states, are bound together in union
established for the preservation of
liberty And If you want to know
how long those stars will continue to
shine with the stars of heaven and
how long that union will fill the OBJ
ject of its formation the flag answers
back that those stars are clustered
together in the background of blue
which never changes. The tints on
the cheeks of the flowers disappear
in the whitening Of the petals; the
crimson glow of the sunlight in the
frowning cloud is fleeting and short;
the beautiful green with which nature
robes her leaves and grasses must
soon change to the coiors of decay
and death: but when God created the
heavens he painted the sky with his
own fadeless blue. and the patntbrusn
dropping into the deep. wide sea,
gave it the same immortal hue, and
the blessed song of the flag is that
so long as the skies above us and the
seas around us refuse to change their
fsdeless color, so long will the stars
and stripes wave in triumph over the
land of che brave and the home of
the free"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-15

In The Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-15
Honor of the Nation.

"As it is with men, so it is with ma.
lions The honor of nation is just
as sensitive as the honor of any ctti-
zen of the nation The property OF
a nation is just as valuable as the
property of any of its citizens, and
the property of the citizens. is the
property of the nation. The nation
must protect its honor, and must pro-
ltect its property, and its citizens
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-15
big Pageant Last Night is
Headed by Trio Of Drum
mers and Fifers to Repre-
sent Famous Painting.
CARRY HISTORIC BANNER
Old Bunting Which Dates
Back to 1888 is in Parade
Hazen I. Sawyer Makes
Address.

The Spirits of '76 was redncarnated
last night in the Elks' Flag dag
parade. The roll 'of drums and the
squeak of fife shrilled out above the
sound of Klaxons and puEring auto
engines as the parade moved out
Main street, headed, by the trio dress.
ed and made up to represent ths
famous painting in which GRIN.
father, father and son are shown
marching forth to battle with tie
tyrant across the sea. Dressed in
true colonial costumes, blood stain.
ed bandage across the forehead of
one. powder marks on the cheek OF
another, they marched at the head OF
the column, the rear guard 4 of which
was made up of some zoos members
Of Keokuk lodge of Elks, each carry
ing big American. flag In celebra-
ton of the birthday of the stars and
stripes, and tribute to the artistic
needlework of Betsey Ross who de-
.gned the first banner.
The Elks' parade which, proceeded
the exercises at the OPERA house was
q splendid sight. Veterans of the
evil war turned out for the parade
and the Spanish-American war SUI
yivors, Boy Scouts and Company 7
all took part in the procession Flags
we're displayed everywhere along the
street. Main street from Fourth to
Eighth was packed on both sides by
the crowds which gathered to SEQ
the procession and which frequently
gave vent to their appreciation by
applause.
1t was shortly after eight o'clock
when the parade turnedII Third street
and started out Main. Chris Lock,
Carl Elgin and j. McGrath in regu-
lation colonial costume represented
the spirit of '76 and with fife and
drums played all of the old favorites
to which generations of.soldters have
kept step. Following them cana
Uncle Sam who was represented by
Fred Shick. Dressed in the regula-
ton red, white and blue costume
which is familiar to every school boz
and girl, Shick made a splendid por-
trayal of the cartoonist's symbol Of
the United States.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-15
Phalanx Of Color.

Four members of the lodge carry
ing large flags came first, then fo..
lowed the members of the order, fouf
abreast. each carrying smaller flag.
This feature of the parade was a
thrilling sight, and as the last column
of Elks passed UP the street tn,
white way lights flashing on the u
lifted banners made perfect phalanx
of color.
In the carriage in the parade rode
Alvin Kraft, exalted ruler of Keokuk
lodge, Hazen l. Sawyer. The speaker
of the evening, and Fa her Fege-s
who is visiting here from California
From the parade the Elks and the
other organizations marched to tas
Grand where the exercises we're held
The band was seated on the rear. o.
the stage, and the Elks officers occu-
pied seats at the front of the rostrum.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-15
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

and in such general use there Is a
big temptation. 1t seems, TO adulter-
ate the products.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-15
Ihe Lesson .of prudenee.

"a prudent man carries insurance
on his property. Why? Because he
knows that the property will be DAM
aged or destroyed by fire? No, but
because it may be, and he should be
prepared. We put fire escapes on our
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-15
|SP|R|I OF '76 LIVES AGAIN
| IN E[KS FLAG DAY PARADE

space was reserved in the body of the
mousse for the organizations which
LOOK part in the parade. A good
sized audience listened 10 the pro
gram which was most fitting for the
occasion.
The Program.
-, Inc oand and audience joined in
Ihe Star Spangled Banner for the
opening NUMBER of the program The
rituailstlc service of the Elks, beau
tlIul ana patriotic, was used in the
remainder Of the program. The in
troductory exercises were Conducted
by Exalted Ruler Kraft and the 9TH
er officers. Following a short PRAYER
by the acting chaplain, the band
played Columbia the Gem of the
Ocean, and the audience Joined in the
singing. Professor P. C. Hayden di-
rected all Of the music.
Flag History was given by H.
Swenholt of Keokuk lodge This was
followed by the altar service in which
esquire and officers Joined. The Elks
Tribute to the Flag was given by G.
Lloyd Norman Southern airs were
played by the band and this was fol-
lowed by the Spirit of '76," in which
the trio of musicians played some Of
the old favorites.
Best Chance to Prepare.
The address of the evening was
made by Hazen /. Sawyer, who talked
on the subject Our National Duty"
The full text of Mr.. Sawyer's remarks
Is found in another column. In the
course of his address Mr.. Sawyer took
occasion to call attention to the fact
that some of the parents of Keokuk
seemed unwilling to give their con-
sent to sons who have not attained
their majority to join the militia.
This was mistaken idea, Mr.. Sawyer
said, and he suggested there was no
better way to prepare the young man
to take care of himself and his coun-
try than military training such as
the members of militia receive. If
the country ever does call its men,
they should have some knowledge of
what they must do.
Following Mr.. Sawyer's address,
the band played America, the aud
fence joining in the song. The mar
tial band played THE Girl I Left
Behind Me" just before adjourn
ment.
The Grand was decorated in flags
and bunting for the occasion, and
the Elks building was gay in its flags
and festoons of colors, the Elks col
ors of purple and white. being used
with the national colors.
Credit Due Committee.
Too much credit for the success OF
the event last night cannot be given
to the committee in charge of which
DR.. W. P. Sherlock was chairman.
John A. Dunlap, George Hardin, p. F.
Renaud, Smith Hamill, C.. s. Abel
and C. M Owens were assisting on
this committee to make the event
one of the most successful Of any
the Eaks have sponsored.
nnaa pi1a$Ionc Th,nked
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-15
OUR NATIONAL DUTY Is DEFINED IN FLAG DAY
SPEECH OF IAZEN L. SAWYER BEFORE ELK

of Not
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

facto" Yrdiibeut Der merifaniihen
Hepublif gnrran3a nm Die CUNT Der
i6ledteIten Slemente Der gepDlferun9
bieies 2anbes bublt uno flbr bann
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tantihe @oIt bon Dem tprannii6en
Sohe, bas ibnl ourd G%arrdn3a auf>
gebiirbet porben lit, befreit iperben
pirb." gr itelte gleif5eiti9 cntihie>
Den in Ibrebe, baB er Selir Sia3 in
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Hepplrtton an5u5ettcln, NIT 8elb
unteritiiBt babe. Sabei geitanb or aber
often Elm, oaB ourh bic 8etualttbaten,
Die Garran3n unb beiien Inter
9ebene an gang unihuIbi9en Ser
ionen oeriibt baben, linen Die Spms
pntbie nler red)tlih benfenben Wenz
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bi9ung, bab Der 9err aarbiual ben
Hebolutiondren in Ierifo 100000
600 81 8ebote eeltellt babe, riibrt bon
einem Wanne Der, Der ben GERM
aaroinal eriu6t babe, linn Irbeit gu
beri6affen uno Damn Elm fleines Snr<
leben erbielt, Inn ipieber uah Icrifo
5uriidfebren 81 fDnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

6%ortiebung bon Der 1. Geite.)
giirgerfricgc f%eruge6alten. @enn iie
ieBt fir Sid5 eiutritt. 10 fam Die
mOraliide @irtung olf Die gepDlfes
ring oes iibrigeu &aubcs uift aus
blciben.
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beiBt, Der YrGiioent Cabrera bon
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bat, lid iiber Die Sreuubidaft Der
Ser. Stanten gu freucn unb Dem es
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pb Elm S6iibling 8albingtou's in
Ncrito beficblt, ooer Elm Wnun, Der
iid 5ur Sciciti8uug Ieiner SteIluu9
auf Guatemala 3u Itiibcn iu6t.
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lit NIT aric9sbeoarf ipoblauf bcrIcben,
10 Dag er I'M Stanbe lit. bas Inter
nc6men nit @afieu reidlih gu inter.
ltiiben. Sabei fam er Elm biibIdes
Stild @clb bcroieueu unb bas lam
cr our 9cfcitiguug iciucr Stcuung unO
our gntpidlung iciuc5 2uuoes icbr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
&prrcipunDena.

@illopOnle, &ans.-Nm s.
g%dr5 noh Der bl. @icIe boben ii6 Die
gtdnncr umiercr @farrei bier in Der
ucllcn 6aQe pcrIummclt 3ur 8riiu>
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bon Inbnlc, Der &rGiiOcut oes
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Sage inter ms. Ser %crein 3G6lt
80 @riiuocrmit9lieoer; IclDe BADEN
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fcn0c Sabr erwdbIt: SrdiiOcnt. 6runt
@cuOcr; %iccs YrGiiDcnt, Ridacl
Wtolitor; Sctrctdr, 6curp al6erts ;
SdaBmciitcr, Sgnotius Sur6ert
Sircttorcn: s.. ArusOprf. &cter Scum
gers uuO Sraut @reibing. = Gm
GbcnO be5 6. uu0 7. MGr3 6roc6ten
Die S6iiIcr Der pEcrcn alulicu. inter
&cituug uniercs nadcrcu ShuQebrers,
Srn. Sos. %icl, Gin Invertebrates
Stiid 8ur gh~lfiiibruug, ou9 aQ0cmeir
gcficl.-(W. 0t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Scfanntcr &utbulif gcIturben.

&u ?icu 9ort itarb am 10. WGr3
9crr Sbomo5 gi. WilIrp, Der &rGiiz
bent Der @migraut SuOuitrial sape
in9s &nnt, Elm burd) Die @roB3ilgigz
felt iciner SOccn ME ieiuer Spenocn
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lit. &icr iciucr &rilOer trntcn in Die
@cicllidaft Sciu Gin; 5tpci bericlben
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elmer lit nl5 WiiIiionar nlf Samuica.
w. :, tbGti8 unO Der onoere lit Slice
&rdiiocnt bc5 &oDolo aouege5 in
Baltimore, $40. II. |. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

gut 6rauhcn. IS lit alio burd,nls
9luublid, meun es bciBt, baB bic
notbi8e NIsrilituug bercits in Saracu
gcIanoet n0rc.
Sic "aotboIiihc HunOidau" bon
1an Intonio, Scrn5, mcloct inter
9atum bonn S. WGr3: .8us 6clir
Sta3 pcrIonItt anbCtrifft, 10 fam
man tpobl 8ctroit io9cu. buB CT ser
ctn3i8c Wann lit, inter bciicn Ncoics
rung Da9 ungIildlihc @auo micbcr &c
ucicu fonutc. llutcr i6m f6unte Sic
tntboliihc Stride micocr mlfutbmcu
unb ibrc Sbdti8tcit micNcr nlincbmcn.
Nacroin85 milrOc ca Qcroumc ,3cit err
iorbern, bis Waurer 8ilIou Icincn
Sc9eu q y oo6u 9Gbc."
Sareinal SarIep rriuartct baloiscn
Stur5 Garrau5u'S.
Rem Oort.-anrbinul Eorlen
erfIdrte am B. 3Gr5, baB Der .be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Stesfsn pins nns Japan
unter elmer Oeefe?
(sps6tal.a urrsippnben6 btsier !3eituns.)

Darlington, 8. 6. = Saf
e5 lid BEL Dem @iun'i6en 1teberfal
auf Columbus, g. 3d., I'M elm iorgs
fdIti9 borbereitetes aomplptt banbelte,
nm cine beipaffnete Snterpeution Der
Ser. Stauteu in Werifo u1o bamit
cine ginigung bes gan5en mcrifaniz
i6er &pIfes berbei8ufibren, inter
lie9t nidt Dem geriu9iteu 3Deifel.
Siua ioI %bebauptet boben, bab Werito
NIT Silfe Sapan's ltno SeutIdlanb's
ben Ser. Stnaten cine bernidtenbe
Nteoerlage beibrin9eu fDnne. @s
fragt iid, Oh es lid BEL bieier grflG>
rlu9 lebigIid I'M cine Sebauptung
baubelte, Die beS politii6en @ffefts
lpcgen nuf8eitelt purbe, ober Oh Siua
8runo gu Der Innabrne bat, DAP ibm
in icinem toIlfiibncn Beginner bonn
Il1slnnbe 6iIfc 3utbeil iperoen fpirb.
SAP Seuti6lanb nidDt in 8etrad)t
fommt, lit icIbltbcritdnoIi6. Sariibcr
lit man lid alld) in @aibiugton trob
nllcr 8egneri6aft 9e9en llnier altes
&atcrlnno flar. Iber Sapon? Wtan
peib, oab bic S]e8iebun9en bes Smell
rcidJe5 5l Wcrifo Die nllerbeiten Iinb.
Sapan lic9t~bnran, Die Ser. Staatcn
uidt ln9cid)lpG6t aus benz @eltfon@
lift 6ernusfommcn 81 lalien, tpcil
cine S%tdrfung ibrer 3adtitclltng
icinem Gbr9ei3, Ser III b%ouItdnbi9er
6crridoft fir Den Eaciiic beitebt,
cineu 9cpnlti9en Strid burd Die
He6nung MAIDEN ipiirbe. SieIleitt
gclin9t cs Dem nelernanntcn amerifnz
uii6eu Soti6aftcr in Rerifo, Srn.
8. g. Sletdcr, Der itd altf Der Sabrt
bon @alparaiip mad Sem gort be-
finoet, Der Sade auf bic Spur gu
fommen.-(S.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
2lms Ser Gpiecn StaSt.
&C. g. a..aabelaramm Oteier ssttuua.)

u m.-8aroinal 8otti, SrGfeft
Der propaganda, 80 Sabre alt uno
&arbinnl ieit 1895 liegt III Den Iebten
3it9en. - Gin nitti9e5 9etret iiber
oa5 Aufnobmeperfobreu Der &onberz
titeu lit ioeben p~erDffentlift tporbeu.
- Sic @riciteripcibc crbaItcn oic1c
ISOLDE I'M &utcrau Die amerifantIhen
Stubcntcn: Slpnu BON philadelphia;
Sinn BON Bolton l1nO Surasfo uub
Ghslcr BON &rooflpn. - aciu Som
foroot nit @ulgorieu lit ~ioipeit abgcs
ihloiien porbcn. - Sapit Senebitt
bat ben britiiden @eInnbten erilld)t,
ieinc He9ierung 81 bepe9en, amerifaz
ntid)c &ebensmittel an Die bungernz
bcn Tolcn gelangeu 81 laiien.-(@.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Gntcnte letnt ab.
4rmicruug ppn Sampfern blcibt
Serienfung ubite @urnnus
ungcicblidJ.

W nbington, 3. 6. = Sic
gntcntemddte iinb iibereiugcfommeu,
ben Ser. Staoteu mit3utbeileu, baB
lie nui Den in Sefretdr Gaming
leBten HunOIhrcibcu gemahten Dor
Ihlug, Die trie9fiibrenOen Wddte
'oQten Die Nrmierun9 ibrcr SanOels@
0onpier abidoifen, nidt cingeben
t3untcu. Sic Oicsbc3ii9lifen Inter
buuoluugen 5lpiibcu ZEN IQiierten
iino ieet gum NbidluB gcfpmmen, uno
Die fDrmliHe Nutport auf Die ameri>
taniideu @orIhl6ge tpirO in naber
3utruft in @aIbingtou erpartet, pie
an 10. Wtdr3 u%n9ebeutet purpe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Shpeis branbmarft Ypitramb Der
NQiierten.

n.-Sie S6lpei5cr 9pitpcrs
iuaItung bat erfldrt, Tie piirbe tiinftiQ
ipegen bes fort9eieeten Soitraubs Die
Spit nod Imerifa iiber Seutidlanb
lno SoIlanb icnben uno niht mebr
iiber England unb Sranfreid. Sic
Tpitbertpaltung fii9t bin5u, baB mad,
Den jiiu9iten Seridteu Die G~n8ldnoer
alld) neutrale Sampler burfiud)ten,
I'M Die an Sorb befinbli6e Yoit in
lire 8epalt Srl befommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
@crOem Sic bel oe,t
Vrnbjabrs 2lrbciteit
Suite bcoiirjeu?

SeBt lit Die 3eit. lid mad
Irbcitstrdfteu um3uicben.
Sn man6cu 8e9euOen, in
oencn bicie 3cituug cirtulicrt.
8ibt c5 cine 8roBe Iu3a6l bon
tilftigen Sarmarbcitern, tpcIde
lid nah elmer NnIteQuu9 NM
iebcn unb peId]e nit Sreubeu
Sbr Nugcbot nnne6meu miiroen.
sic f0nneu mittcls unicrcr
Serlaugtz gn5eiseu Spaltc brett
nit Oicieu &cuten in %~crbinbun9
trctcn. Cine feline Iu3ci9e miro
iIderlid einen tiidtigen Wunn
fiir sic iinOeu uno miro bieics
IdneQ uuO biQig b%ciorgcu.
Scnocu Sic Sbre An5eige
uiort Gin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
9lhtuna, bcutjde &atbolifen!

gSaS oenft Sbr iiber bic beporiieberoen
S6neeftirwe2
@arum ior,mt Sbr rtbt mad SfIaboua uno
fibert @i6 Elm Seint tn elmer 9uien oeuiiten
aniieolure2 Sbr fornt am 1. Sanuar NIT
ben Sarmarbeiten b%egtrnel.
6atboltIte Seimiu6cr iirSerr bier quite
Seine 5I nicoriaen Nreifcn. uIto elm ber8ltbeS
@iQiommeu In elmer blilbenoen slnlieoluna. In
Der gtdbe bon Stride uno grtefter.
Sir ndbere g~usfunft fbreitc ooer iele9ra.
pbiere man oil Z. y. brntpn.
Heferen6en: 9anf Of Glgill, @Iein, Siln..
ober 8eo. 5atber SanoerertHien, Sierling,
Sflaboma.
geim s6reiben ertpGbre man oieIeS gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
0eIO MiaIfa.

Wsmn etc iih elm Ssim psrffafien puIen,
70 faufen ste so ober 100 elder Mfalfa.2ane.
Sbre eieenen geoinaunaen. Mir ituo bic groB.
ten 2anbeieentbiimer tpeitIit bonn 9bepenne.
Slub i'm lib .ipeitIi6en SiibsIafota. 9tabe ben
8la6 Sias. @ooen, Gaifer. aIima unS 0eee
iino out. Ste beiteu S6ulen, 8irfeit unb
3eute. Cine Grnte @lialfa.S ameu be5abIt fir
oas 2auo uno bic 8erbeMerlneen. aauien
sic Sbr Iidet btreft bis mad Rapio Gith,
siibsG afoia, ODER itreiben sic uns fit ndbere
9inSelbeiteu.
The Merchants Loan & Trust Co.,
Rapid City, S. Oak.
geim S6reiben eriudbne man biefes gIatt.
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Nilnitild Int aefaQcn.

9ubuouG &own.-Gn5 be-
tauutc &tciitcrs Tilmlperf Bon Der
Grippc bis 5unr arcll3", neldes an
bcriIoIcncn Sonutag uuO Montng I'M
Ct. Yforicu Gaiiuo uor8efijbrt ipllrbe,
bat iid i'll Der Shat ais Elm Weiitcrz
itlld bcrpGbrt mo nllicitig gcfuQeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Siihpf BON giaccip seitprben.

8ie cine g. g. q. >aorreiponben5
oieier 3eitun9 beiagt, lit tiir5lih
Iigr. Seienti, Siiduf bon Iiaccio,
goriica, eeitprben. Serielbe tpnroe
I'M Sabre 1906 initalliert. GO beiBt,
oab Der @emcinberatb, Der Stnttz
batter, ioipie Die iibrisen Chill nnb
RilitGrbeanltcn Ser Seiiesuns bes
Stldofs b%eiipobnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
M urkthertd1te.
8rOkuerfaufs =Ereiie.

9ubuque, Sa., 10. Idr3 '16.
8ctrcioc nnb Sen.
@ei5en: 95c-$1.O0 per 9uIbel.
3afer: 50c-55c per Suibel.
aorn: 72c-75c per guibel.
9erite: 60c-70c per 9uibel.
Seu: Bilbes, 90;
Simotbp, = 90 per Sonne.
Sieb.
Stiere: 4.50-$7.OO.
Hinoer: $5.00-$6.0 90.
&iibe: 5.00-$5.5O
&dlber: $5.00-$7.5O
2dmmer: $4.50-$5.5O.
Shipcinc (auf Dem Sub): $S.75
$3.50, per 100 Yfunb.
Butter unb Gier.
Gier (frilhe) A.: zoe per Subenb.
Butter: 35c-36c. per Yfunb.
Gbicagp, 81, 10. Idr5 10.
8etreibe.
8ei5en.-
Wai: $1.O6A-$1.OS%.
Suli: ~$1.05A-$1.07A.
Gorn.-
@ai: 75Bc-764c.
Suli: 75Ac-775sc.
Safer.-
Wui: 43c-44hc.
Suli: 42c-42Rc.
Gieb.
S6peine-
S6perc: $9.45-$1O.OO.
Haube: $9.45-$9.65.
2eidte: 50. 00-$9.95.
8emii6te: $9.55-$10.00
9ie6-
aiibe unb ainbcr: SO. 5O-S7.9O.
@eIteru: $7.40-$S.60.
adlber: Is. 50-$11.50.
8etreioemarft.
(13. WGr3 1850
R inneapoIis.-
8ci3eu: Wai, $1.10; Suli.
$1.095s.
g.
@ci8eu: @ai $1.o9B; Suli
$1.103s.
Sla6S: @ni, S2.2Oss; Suli
$2.30A.
@ a.
@ci8cn: @oi $1.OSh; Suli
$1.OS$4.
9aicr: @lai, 411ac; Suli. .415se
SANTA Gitp.-
@ei8eu: Mai. $1,O012; Suli
$1.00B.
aorn: @ai, 1926; Suli, 72Ae
g t. 2ouiS.-
8ci8en: Mai. $1.05; Suli
$1.04R.
aorn: @ni, 76Bc; Suli. 76Hc
sY7 W'adet cinen gcrimd nit be,
gerlansts A~n5eisens Spalte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
GeritUrbcner &UugrcR Rcpraicutaut
gccbrt.

9o8 NnOcutcu Nc5 pcrItorbcncn
&ouareB : 8cpr0ientuntcn Sos. q.
@oulOcn, ciuc5 ciirigcu Nat6olitcn
aus DEM Staatc gtcip yprf. lit am
%. Sebrunr I'M HcprGientauteus
&alic III &aibiuAtou burh cine mir
hige Sraucricicr gccbrt moroen. Ser
Ncprdicntunt Seuuctt belt 1cinem
pcritorbcucu aole8cu cincu luugeu
9iahrli.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
1lniere lcStcn Nsniafeiten.
lspeziaI. Depesehen dieser Zeitung.)

&ari 5.-Sa5 IrtiQeriefeuer nm
@erbun mar am 9ieustog lngcbcucr.
@ier StGotc: Sir, WoulnnpiQe, Cant
loup uuO Grru5 nuroen burG bns
8omburocmcnt 3eritort. @ihti9e
@ntlpidcIuung innerbaIb "a Stunocn
erlpurtet, pcrlaltctc Sienstnq.
Gl |oio, Seros.-3pii6eu bier
uro No8nle3 ipareu am Sierstug
M}or9cn iibcr $4,000 omerifaniiHc
Sruppeu 5uInmmcn9e3ogen. Gtns
morih in 0ierito ioll erfol9en, iobaIO
9euiigeno &npnucrie nngelan9t lit,
berIoutetc am Sienstog @or8crr.
Werico Gitp, Wer.-Garran3a
bat Den 8cucrul Ilpnro Sbregon gum
Sriegsmiuiitcr unb General Ganbibo
&guilor sum NllslauO@ Miniiter er>
nuuut. 9ieier Gift Gnrran3n's gilt
oils criter Sdritt Der Heii9nation
Gurrau8a's, meld)cr ais &rdiioentz
idnfts> aanbibat fir Die &ouitituz
tion5z 0fcrtfoncr in ben fonmenbcn
@nbIcu Inufcu mil. I8uilar piirDc
alio tcmpordrcr &rdiioeut Ncrito'5
rcrbeu.
8nibington 3. 6. - Nat
$,ntr piertp06cntIihen Sebotte nabnl
Der SuuOe5ienat am s. Wdr5 bic
SbiclOsz &orlage an, pelde Die Iuss
nuBltug Der @aiiertraft in ~Ihiffbareu
Sliiiicu burh Scipatfapital boriiebt.
Sic IbIttmmung crgab 1922. Sc
fiiruurter bes Hrin5ips, baf Die
IaturihGtc pm Der gunbesrestcrurg
nusgcuutt iucrbcn %iultet, %pcriuhteu
pcrGebltdl, cine NmcuOieruus bnrf=
ouicBCn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
&urrcippnoens.

@erpna, Io.-Im s. Idrs
Itarb bier I'M Sitter bon ~ Sabren
nah langem, idmer3poaem Wa9enz
frebsleiben, Serr Abolpb Yatbofer,
elmer Der Glteiten beutih @tatboliihen
4niiebler ser bieiigen 9emeinoe. gr
binterldBt perid)iebene ainber. po@
runter 8eb. @m. @ahbofer unb Sobn
q. Ya6bofer. r. 1. P.