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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-31

GeorgeW Morton, upper end of
Belfast township, is going to try
five acres of rich bottom land in
alfalfa.
The new porch at the linn Gar
age has been about completed
and gives a comfortable look to
the residence department of the
building.
LOST: Black order book con-
tanning names of over two hun
dred Fulton county people. $l.0O
reward if returned at once to
this Office. 1t
A new concrete curb and gut
ter is being laid by Ralph Reed
in front of the Henry-Hoke
home on west Lincoln Way, op-
posite the Linn Garage.
1t seems that there was a mis-
axe in the announcement of the
birth of Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Kse-
D. CHS baby. 1t was born on
he 3rd, and its name is Nellie.
HIDES.-Frank B. Sipes
pays the highest market price
1or beef hides at their butcher
shop In McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf SKINS
aheepskins and tallow.
Advertisement.
One day last week, Mrs. E. R.
McClain sprained one of her
ankles painfully when she
made a misstep at back door. For
about a week she was unable to
walk without the aid of crutches
or two canes.
Mr.. C. E. Goldsmith, of the
Hill Store, returned home Mon
day after having spent several
days in York on business. Watch
for his new advertisement telling
of more bargains.
The extensive concrete work
extending from Trout's drug
store to and including the Albert
Stoner property on West Lincoln
Way, has been completed and is
a good advertisement for Ralph
Reed and his efficient force of
concrete workers.
Our notion of taking things
cool was illustrated last Monday
when H. E. Palsgrove, aged SO
years, walked into the NEWS Of
fee at noon and paid US a dollar
on his paper, and at the same
time remarking that he had been
splitting wood nearly all morn
ing. He seemed to feel that he
needed the exercise.
Our old friend Jacob Kaufman
of Johnstown, dropped in to see
us last Monday. He was polite
enough to pay an entrance fee
of one dollar. He has been max
ing headquarters this summer in
the home of his brother-in-law
George Morton, in Belfast town.
ship. To all Mr.. Kauffman's
friends we are glad to say that
he looks well and happy.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-31

WANTED;-A bright active girl
in one OF Bedford's best homes.
No cooking, scruhblng, milking,
or other hard work, but the
wages is all right. Apply to the
NEWS Office. S17 81.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-31
Will Hold Festival.

The Green Hill Aid Society will
hold a festival on Saturday eve
ming, September End, near Lai-
dig Post Office.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-31
Runyan the Eye Man at

Saxton, Saturday, Sept. 2nd.
McConnellsburg, Sept. 5 and 9th.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-31

For SALE A Dry Goods,
Shoes, and Notion Store. Best
Location. Low Rent, Good trade.
Stock, $4,000 TO $4,000. Address
P. o Box 96, Mt. Union, Pa.
S24 81
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-31
Wanted, For Sale, For Rent,
Lost, Found, Etc.

RATES-One cent per word for each
Insertion. No advertisement accepted
or less than 10 cents. Cash must ac-
omp ny order.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-31

For SALE.-A lot of brick and
some fine building stone. Inquire
at Trout's Drug Store, S24 81
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-31

You will find "The Seasons La
test Millinery" also, the newest
ideas IN Mourning Wells, Hats
aud Bonnets. At Mrs. Gather
Ice Wiener's, Hancock, Mary
land. s 81 If
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-31
s. HO e S /!

Poison fl paper &c for sheets give them cheaper
range foot &c for double sheets tops 20 and 23c
Hold fast shoe nails 4c Best jar gums 4 g. and
boxes carpet taczs SC. Tin fruit cans, heavy 800
Hame hooks for patent names &c TIN pals quart &c.
Sewing machine oil &c. 10 quart 10c
Peroxide &c. Horse rasps 20 % aud
Tool handles with otis 20c Horse shoe nails 12c per
Paint IN cans 10c. Clothes pins dozen &c.
Open links 1c. Mems rain coats 50 25.
Got 20 dozen rawhlde gloves 33c. TO d oO.
Stove pipe enamel and 13c. Boys rain coats ST. 3d.
cakes Lenox soap 25c. Ladies' rain coats 50 co.
Coal oil 10c Corn cutters 25c.
Dinner pals 24c. ausking pms &c to 25c.
Rat poison that kills 25c Bolts II inch to inch 1
Axle Washers 4c. Pad locks 10 to 25c
mouse traps Sc. Door locks 23c to S1.25.
Try our bunch straps 10c. Rolling pins 1Oc.
Hame straps 1Oc to &c. Curry combs to 10c.
We can save you money on hosi Hand saws 90, 75c, 2
cry to 25c S135.
Knives and forks 4Sc to Clothes hooks DC dozen.
Granite stew kettles 10 to 4Oc. Tooth picks 4c.
Granite stew pans to 15c 800 good matches 4c.
Tablets for school 1c to &c. lOc box axle grease Sc.
School bags waterproof 20c 25c bucket axle grease
Campaign fobs &c. 75c bucket axle grease
Mason Jars with best tops pnts Try quart OF our sep
4Sc. ,quarts55c, half gallon rs. 2oc
you want cheaper tops Brass and white curtain
Thanks for the nice increase in our busi
HULL & BENDER
McConnellsburg, Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-31

BRICKS For SALE.-Apply at
NEWS Office. S24-tt
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-31

Baker & Bros, Real Estate,
Insurance, Automobiles, Live,
Stock &c. Write US your desires
First National Bank Building,
Everett, Pa. Loans arranged
for.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-31

Married Farm Hand Wanted
House rent and use of II acres
free. John Secrist, near Plum
Run. S243 81.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-08-31

For SAEE:-Grocery Store, on
good location in McConnellsburg
Price right to quick buyer. Lock
box 43, McCounellsburg. tt
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-10
Aquatic Food Plants.

The collection of aquatic food plants
secured in recent expedition to China
are of special interest These include
water chestnuts, water nuts and a
number Of aquatic bulbs, as well as
the water bamboo. The Chinese have
mastered through centuries of expert
ments the process Of using swamp
lands for the raising of food crops,
and their success is believed to point
to commercial possibilities for some of
our swamp regions where reclamation
by drainage is not practicable. The
kauba, sometimes called the wild rice
or water bamboo, now to be made the
subject of experiment, is a vegetable
in taste somewhat betvee grass and
asparagus. The swollen stalks of the
plant are eaten much like our aspara-
gus. The ordinary bamboo, contrary
to the prevailing opinion, is not an
aquatic plant, and for successful cult
walton calls for fertile and we'll drain
ed soil.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-10
Infant Murdered at Sites

The day old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Rooney, of Sites,
was murdered on Wednesday of
last week by strangulation, was
the verdict returned by the cor
oner's jury after investigation
was the case. From the evidence
introduced at the inquest it seems
that the baby was taken to a
lower room by Mrs. Howard, the
nurse, for bathing and dressing
and was later returned and
placed in bed with its mother, or
at least a bundle wrapped up in
a quilt to look like the infant
was left there. Mrs. Howard
later returned to her home and in
the evening when Mr.. Rooney
came home his wife informed
him that the baby was missing
and a bundle had been substi-
tuted for it. He went in search
of the Howard woman and others
were notified and the father later
found the baby in a closet up
stairs. County Coroner Blake
was then summoned from Keu-
terville and other officers from
Grangeville and an inquest was
held, the verdict being that the
babe had come to its death by
foul means at the hands of a per-
son or persons unknown. Both
the Towards and Rooneys have
resided in Sites for a number of
years and stand well in that COM
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-10
GENERAL FARM HINTS.

1t does not pay to give water in dirty
vessels to any farm animal, Hogs are
no exception.
A manure spreader is a great institu-
ton on the farm, but the good 1t does
Is in direct proportion to the amount II
Is used.
Much valuable manure is lost In
poorly arranged stables where it is i'm
possible to save or recover the liquids.
After q young SOW brings her first
litter 1t will be best If she can be given
a rest before breeding again. The first
litter Is usually the hardest draft on
the system Of the dam, and for this
reason, II for no other, she should be
given a rest.
One thing that operates to prevent
success In horse breeding lies In the
fact that the owners do not work their
stations, as is the universal practice In
the old country. Farmers are accus.
toned to making their beef cattle and
hogs lay on fat. This Is their way of
making money for their owners. To1
many farmers seem to think that the
same practice should apply to the
horse, especially the stallion. This Is
wrong. The stallion needs work for
his own good and the good Of his
progeny. He can be made a money
maker in the field and should be. In
this way he will develop bone and
muscle instead Of Fat and will be In
better health and alra fawar weakIlnR
foals.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-10
Waking crops whl!e trees Grow.

Making Crops While Trees Grow.
Potatoes are good previous crop
for an apple orchard, says a contrib
utor to the American Agriculturist.
planted my trees forty feet apart each
way, then planted potatoes, cultivat-
ing both ways. l like early potatoes
best. The fertilizer and cultivation
given the potatoes aid the growing
trees. When potatoes are dug and re-
moved cover crop Is seeded In the
orchard. like rye and hairy vetch
exceedingly well. This cover crop can
be plowed under in the spring and
planted to beans.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-10

There are soils where it would be
just about impossible to do good farm
ing without the use of the land roller,
the plank drag or some Of the other
similar implements in this class. On
soils which are likely to become clod-
dy they are very necessary. On those
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-10

These distances are best for garden
ers wishing to make the most of avail
able space.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-10
,eds Required for 100 Feet of Row.
Obtained Apart to Plant.

The first row Of figures are the dis
tances apart to plant in the rows. The
second are the distances apart to have
the rows.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-11-10

light, porous soils, almost ashy In con-
sistency, they serve the purpose of
packing the earth particles. There are
sections where practically every farm
Is equipped with land roller, and any
where from 10 to 80 per cent of all the
work done on the corn crop Is done
with the roller. The plank drag is also
in high favor in the corn belt.-Farm
Progress.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Sterbefdae i'm &lernS.

Sm Ct asness Soipital 3u Sonb bu
Gao, 8is., itorb Der bohp. s. q.
Cream, &aplau bes borti8eu NIten>
bcimes, I'M NIter bon rs Sabrcn. -
9ep. 8m. g. Sis9eralb, Iiiiiteut Der
Sros& atbcbrule in Smaba, Nebr., iii
I'M IIter bon 81 Sabreu 8eitorbeu. -
Sn Sincolu, Nebr.. itar6 I'M As. &C.
bcusiabre Sep. 8alter 0tc9onaIb,
Sfarrer Der ct. Stepbon' 3 s@emeinbe
gu greter. - Sm ct. Wifnelss
Soipital 81 Toronto, Canada. itarb
Der dlteite Srieiter Der gr3oio3eic,
8cp. j. q. Sraebon. - gu Stem
Nohclle, Gre, itarb Die ebrtp. Sttpcs
itcr Warin S(norcas, Sberin Der ct.
@abriel'ss S6ule, I'M NItcr bon As
Sabren. - gu Nctpart, q. s., itarb
Der hodtp. Snmlcl g. Sebees, Reftor
Der ct. Sri9ittaz Stride. gr nurbe
tobt inn SeitibuI Der Stride ouis
eciunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Dom Krieestteater.
(epeSten fir bteie settums bearbsttet.)

Npm itultcrltidlcn aricasidnliplaB,
-16. Ntui: Snl Srcntino babcn Die
81. q. Srllppcn cine Nieicu> Sffenltpc
ae9en bic StoIicncr b%cgonnen uno on
brci StcIlcn icinoIitc Soiitioncn crs
ebert. Sn oieienl aampirdlm ficlen
Den Ste9ern $500 @einu9cnc. iicberl
8eid1iiBc unb II Wtnihincn9cpehrc in
BIC &drhc. - Gangs Der Non3o>
5Srpnt 9riifcn Die &. q. Sruppcn cbens
falls an mn mudtcn 400 @cfnngcne.
II. Wdi; Die q. q. Eruppen
boben ibrc Sffeniipc nuf elmer %
Wtcilcu brcitcn Sront fprt9eieet. Sic
3nbI Der 8cfnn9cncn itic9 auf $500,
bic Scute nIf Is @cidiiec unb II
Waid,incnocluchre. - Is. Wtdi: &. 3.
Gruppcn babcu Den Mta99iO Riidcn
bcieet, bus 9uansSbnl ilberihrtttcn
urb Goitdbcllu 9enonun1e1l. - 10.
@tui: q. q. Sruppeu crrnn9cn Grfol9
auf Der Sobcroo : Spdcbcne. - 20.
Wiai: Sic Stnliener linb ans GoIIanto
pertrieben noroeil. Sic Ct. st. Srupz
pen hdbcu icit 9eginn Der Ofieuiipc
257 Sffi5icre uro 1900 Mfann &C.
fangcu, 1877 Selb9eidilBe, 6S Wn>
ihiuenfanpnen linO II SallbiBcn err
beltct. Sic itulieniIhen 0erluite iper>
ben nlf elm puIles Nrmecforps geiGdbt.
geipnbers I'M iiiblihen Sirol piltbet
Der &f. @r3ber5og Sricori6 leitet
bon 8or3 aus Die Speratioten. Iuf
8eneoio, Sarmpns, llbiue unb ar>
bere @Idee mahteu s.. &. Slieger err
folgrei6e aueriffe. 8om 9ibt 8ildz
aug I'M iiibIiden Sirol 81.
@or Geroun.-Iuf Den Iiio>tpe1ts
Iihen IbbGneen bes rSobten War>
mes" lpuroen i'm Saufe zines nelen
@pritoBes (21. Wai) iiber 1900
Nann 9efan9en %eerommer uno "a
@ei6ilse erbeutet. 4uf Der 2ano>
itraBe naf @snes Ger SAliiiiel fir
Die Sabnlinie @erbun>Y aris) tpltrben
Sorti6ritte gemndt.
Berlin, 20. Otai, brabtlos naf
Gapoiue. Clleberiee : NoGriftenz
Igcntllr.) Seit Dem 1. Sanuar baben
beuti6e uno Diterrei6iihe Sau9boote
feinoliGe S6iffe nit elmer @eiammt>
tonnage bon 671,500 perientt. Su
plCIC 0uuitI Illlp pUS lpiplSlu Wy
Ionots IpriI nerIentten Sdiffe elm
be9riffeu.
(spesiuf.9 epeiGe bieier 5eituns.)
2prbon. -9ie SeIterreiGer bas
ben ipeitere Sortihritte i'm Iiiolihen
Stroll gemadt. 9ie Sabl Der 9efans
aenen Staliencr betrd9t iest 23,SS3,
Seute: 172 &unonen ihtperen &olis
hers. 60 berlartet am Siensta9
Nor9eu.
Sic 9euti6en iiberra1hten Die
@n9ldnoer am norbliteu @ube bes
@imb SiigeIs (SiQ 140) unb nabmen
linen cine Reile 2arf9rdben ab. Sic
gngldnber beberrifen nod bic Berg
ipiBc, bon mo aus lie Die Seutiden
bomborbierer.
Die S~ran3oien melben cine aqees
meiue Offeniipe BEL gerbuu an unb
audi etli6e grfoige.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Solitude Gn5d8e.
Sttmmtt fiir SDbu Smgbram
" UWNt y1WUItUr
bel Der bempfratiidben prim1ripabl am 5. Stunt.

So6n Snebram betleibet bas Clint
zines County sNubitprs felt einem
Sermin unb lit gu einem "slpeiten be-
redti9t. CT bat lid ais elm fdbiger,
iorgfdltiger 9eamter erpieien unb bat
ollie, Die in @eifdfteu in ieiner Nnttss
Itlibe gu tblln batten, in boflifcr linb
8uborfommenber Wciie bcbicnt. @r
lit Elm einfaf auftretenbcr Nann, Den
oas &olf fennt unb 8l benz es 8lIz
trallcn bat. Gr ipnr pd6rcnb Der
lestcn 20 Sabre an Subuquer 3cts
tungen an8eiteIlt unb par Itct5 ein
treuer Inbdn9cr Der bcn,pfratiifcn
Hnrtei. Or geb0rt fcincm poIitiihcn
Sting ooer elmer Clique an. @r Ut
Elm Mrbeiter INN gcbort Der Irbeiterz
flniie an. Or nerhanft feline @ripGbs
lung Der Nrbciterflaiie uno nid)t Den
9ulitifcrn. Watt 9alp. icin @esner,
6eiiet cine 6arm III Soma Solpuibip,
bon Der er it'd 5uriid9e8oacn bat, TO-
pie Elm Scim' in Dubuque, no er
gegenlpartig mobnt. Or no ipdbreno
orei Sermincn (neun Sabren) Wtitz
glico bcs Superpiiorenrnt6s mn
nuroc Dor 3ipei Sabren, ais CT itd
I'M einen bicrten Sermiu beiparb, 9ez
ihlagen. Sest modbte er County,
@uoitor nerben. Sobn Snebrnm lit
bruuht Die Nnitelun9 unb es lit nj
Sern,tn erbdlt. Sttmmen Sic bal
penn Ste bel Der RrimGrfpahl am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
8prreipunbeits.

ct. Bouts, Mto.-Serr Gbriit
Silfe, Rit9lieb Der ct. 2puiier 9elez
cation fir Die Staatsbcrbanos> Ser
iammlrug 81 Cape 9irarbeau, ers
frantic am Wontae, ben IS. Wai
reiite am fol9enben Sage NIT ben
9eleeaten beim, tpurbe am Mitttpod)
in bas bieiise ct. Diarieu : Soipital
senpnrmen. mo CT I'M II ltbr NadJts,
tpoblperieben NIT Den Sterbeiafraz
menten, itarb. Wpge er ruben in
Sriebcn! liner bcr6Iid,es Scileib!
-(B.)
Ger @eritorbene mar elm Setter
Der b%eitbefannten bof)tp. Serren s. t.
8oebingsSt. 2ucas, Soma, uno arnolb
goebin9, Dubuque. Sbnen unier
geileioD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
0"ubrtouc, Observation-Disclosures

Gnbnouc, Splpn.-6igblnno
%tla. oas ihone Sommerbcim Der
perltorbencn Srnu Sannie Stout. lit
bon Den ~Siitcrs Of Mcrcn" unoce
tauft lporoen. Sos bctrcifenbc Gut,
ipeld)cs 101 Idcr linlfubt lno NIT
Ieincn Decentralization eincn Wertb
BON 5000, 600 reprdicnticrt. mar fiir
$4,000 feilgebpten norben.
Sarms Sppotbcteu 3u ~berfaufen
ollrd) Sran6 8. Weibe & So,
3. Stod I'M @nnfs lno Sniurnnces
8ebdlloe. lleber 35 Sabre griabruna.
Subuuue,' Sptpa.-Sie IS.
Sobrcsta9ung Der "anigbts of Go
lllrnbus" oes Stantes Soma ianb bicie
Wode III DUBUQUE ltutt. @inunb>
filnf5ig lofale Wereinc iparcn pcrs
treteu. Ser Subuqller @crein sGblt
$40 Wfit9lieoer unb Der SSpipaer
Staatsperbnnb $4,000 Witglieber.
- g. Bilsins. oeutIfer Gopofat
uno Notar. Gant II. Sniuranee 8Ioa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
gcnbernngen in Der Warine.
(SprtIeBuu9 bon Der 1. Scite.)

C6ortIeBun9 bon Der I. Seite.)
lo'ien Deg ihlteBliden bcutIhen 9cz
ittmnuingSortcS MIR ein formales
Gerieben bartlett, bas Die Hedtsnnz
ipriihc duf bas Sdiff inter Dem
SDlterred)t uuo ben @ertrGocu Srcliz
Bcn's nit ben &~erciuigten Staaten
nidJt nifi5iert.
(Sie @utidcibun9 - iogt bic 81.
3. Staat53t8." - iteQt cincn 9latten,
1lidt gu rcdtfertigenben @ertragss
brr6 bar. Sic 5itiert 5Ierit grtitcl
10 in elmer SornL. Die bellte nidt mebr
biuocn0 lit, ndmlif Der Sprm oes
Eertra9es bon 1899, Der 1910 erlpid
uno 1928 in perdnoertcr Saiiun9 err
nclcrt tpurbe. 9as S6ers 8un0csz
9erift Der Ser. Staatcn bat in benz
Sal Saucniteiu b. 2pnbam ausoriids
lid entihieben: .g8o elm @ertroa 5tpei
GusIe9un9er 5uldBt, cine eini6rdnz
teno in Se3lg auf Die Nedtc. Die inter
linn beanIprudJt peroen fDnnen, bic
oroere liberal, lit Die leBtere porz
5u6ieben." Serr Gaming aber per
iuht in ieiner %Gntihcibuns i~iberbaupt
II cine guslesuug, unb natiirli6
bic Scutiblano u%nsiinitise, Gn9lanb
9iinitige ais mDglif bin5uitelcn, elm
Beginner, bas burf Die @eifihte oes
8ertrageS bon 1893 uub burh Die
3eu9niiie ieiner lluter5eiduer &iigen
eeitrait piro.)
Die Shifffabrts Bill paiiiert.
8aibington II, 3. e. - Sie
administrations S6ifffabrts Dill, Die
gum Iuibau Der Sonoelsmarinc nnb
@eritdrtung Der aricgsilptte geplant
III, nurbe am 90. 0ai pom SauIe nit
211 81 161 Stimmen 3iemlid unpers
onoert, pic JIG pom aomitc ein6eridtct
lunr, nn9enomnen. Sur 5pei Scmos
frnteu itimnrten bn9c9cn. Neuu Ncs
plblitnuer mn brci Yroareiiipc itinlms
ten fir Die Dill. ale nnbcrcn Nee
plblifnncrn ongeacn.
Sic bill ~belpiQiat $4,000, 900
gum Tntaui bon &nnbclsihificn burd,
Die Ncgierun9. Solhe Shiffe, mcun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Seutihe Debate.

Prairie bu Gbicn, @is. -
Sm Gampion College finhet am 25.
Wai, bnlb s llbr Ibenbs, Elm Hebner>
&ettitreit itatt iiber fpl9enpen 8egens
itnnO: gcifloiicu, buB Scutid)lano in
icincm llnteriecboot aricg nid,t un9es
ieslid) 9ebanbelt bat. Hcbuer: Sos.
@roiic, Clemens Sreunb, Guido
Srcurb, Sobn Smith. @olbene giez
baiQe fir beiten Hebner bon Srn.
Sippolpte 9ittlin9er, Ncfp Sraunfels,
Seras, boniert. Sreisriftcr: Hep.
Sos. aiefer, 2. s.; Serr q. Bed unb
6err Cos. arnn5feloe r.-(& Sort
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Iapit perlangte feline Sauhbupts
@nfgabe.

0pnbor. - Sic oNorobeuti6e
@Q8emeine 3eitun9" ertldrt, Der 81.
Batter babe Seutihlanb lInb ben Ger.
Staaten ieine ScreitrpiIigfeit 81 pers
iteben 9cgeben, in Dem 9isput ihiebss
9erid)tlih gu permitteln. Ser 3aiier
babe benz Yapitc geDantt fir feline
suten Ibii6ten uno feline Iufmerts
i~anrfeit auf Die belltihe Mnttport an
Imerifa gelentt. Sir @rep's grtld>
run9 i'm llnterbaus, Der @atifan babe
bcriuht, Seutidlano CUR aufgabe
ieiner Saubbootfiihrung 81 perans
IaIlen, ma picocr ialiG.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Eurnabuz Spfer.

Ses % oiues, Sotpa. - Surdb
cinen Sornabp lit Die Srtihaft BUR
ref in Der Ndbe bon Ses Woines,
po0itdnbig pom Grbboben per>
ihnunoen.
9eniion, Seras.-N0rblih bon
bier itelen penigitens IS YerIoncn
Dem Sornaoo BON 20. Wai gum Spfcr.
Sic Srtihaft St em ,, ella, 3lpei
Weilen nOrbIih BON 9feb 8iper, III
5critort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Gnglnnb mirb glofabe nift Gubcrr.

2oubon.-9 Ser 8ricgsbanbclsz
Wiuiitcr 2orb Cecil iuformicrtc AM
20. Nai Die .Iiiociateb 1reb". cs erie
itiere fcine Wogliffeit, Den Dfonos
nlii6en Srud gnslanb's nuf Die Gcnz
tralmddte 8u erlciftern. Die Slodnbc
lei polig legal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

Sm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itone
Carmen I'M iiiblifeu Iinnelota. nabe
Der Sonia @ren3e, brett bonn @igens
tbiimer. @pn elmer biz bier Meilen
BON bliibenoem Stdbtfen NIT fatboz
lii6er Stride unb mediterranean Yries
tier. Ibreiiierc: gur 40, Hplte 2,
gapie Greet, Winn. $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

Bur 8eadjtnng! - &ntboliife So
milien finben pprtrcfflihe @ele9enz
beiten cisenes Sein 81 belieen mn
3ipei Meilen bon Stabt unb Stride.
2anb iebr fruhtbar, ~geei9nct fir &C.
treibebau unb @ieb5rdt. Sreiie per>
bdItniBmdbi9 biIig. Grnten iinb aIsz
9e5eihnet. Iusfunft 9ibt 2anbei9enz
tbiimer Sranf OaR, Stratton. Colo.
Hcfcren5: Hen. q. &ieffer, reiibierens
Der Yfarrer. 6,S,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
getastcr Iiunier seforben.

iii II a, Soipo.-Serr Muguit
Soltbaus, 8nter bes bpd)ip. Srn. s..
). Soltbnus o Suenn @iita, lit i'm
NIter bon 90 Sabren geitorbeu. gs
ilberleben i'm flint ainber. W0gc
Der geritorbene ruben in Sriebenl
Sen trauernben Sinterbliebeneu infer
ber5li6es 9eileib!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Wrince gin fertia.
Ncuer Gr3biidpf fir Smaba.

@ai b ington, 8. 6. - On,
IS. Wai CAB Ii9r. Son3anp, Der
Ippitol. 9ele9at Die grnennllng bon
so. Hep. s. S. Sartp, gr5biihof bon
Rnnila, gum gr3biidof bon Smabn,
Nebr., befannt. gr3biidof 9artp lit
elm eebprener ct. Coulter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

CEDAR 8apibs. Sopa.-
IS. 8. e. lit fir Gummins gescn
Hooiepelt.
- Subuaue, Sopa.-Sm ct.
Srancis sNltenbeim itnrb am Sreito9
Scrr Senae Wcis, "a Sabre alt. @r
mar 80 Sabre lang Elm Siir9cr bon
2cMarS. o., gcpcicn. Ga iibcrlcben
i'm 3pei Srilbcr: j. &. 8u 2c0inra
unb Ieinolf bon glgin, Nebr. Gr
rube in Srieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

lie nidIt an Eriunts Sntereiien lpicocr>
perfuuft uoer pcrd,drtcrt iperbcn fon>
ncn, ipacn bon elmer Shifffabrtss
0pntmiiiion bon flint Wit9Iieoern
pdbrcnb cincr Ycriobc pom icet an bis
fiinf Sabrcn, nnh hcm cllrppdiihen
aricg opertcrt merben. Nnt 9noc
hicicr 3cit miro Die a%ommiiiion ale
ibrc Sdliffc gu nerfnuien babeil, nber
Die aonlmiiiion iclbit blcibt beiteheu
urth bat bc3iigIih Der Sdifffobrt
alcid,c YfIidtcr gu erfiillcn, nie Die
3ipilfcnltaatlife 4omnliiiipn be5. BET
G~iienbabnenL ndntlih &pmbinatipnen
uno Sistriminuttpnen 81 pcrbiitcu
llnb biuige 8nte,t an crbolten. Die
Gill perfilgt and, bnb Die Hegierung
i'll artcgs5ctteu ale Shiffe Der Snn>
p~elsfIpttc ais &iilfsfreu5cr fir Die
artcgSflotte 5u rcouiriercn bcredJtt9t
lit.
grmcc= gia fertis.
W aibiu9tpn ;. 6. - Sus
Sals g~crebmtigte am 30. Nai nit
$40 gegen % Stinlmen Den pom
Scnnt bcreits an9cnpmmencu Sonic
ren6sSerid)t ilber oieie Bill, lpeldJe
cine Sriebensitdrfe Der rcguldren
arnlcc bon ilber 100000 Wunn Dor
iicbt, nut elmer fooerultiicrten gtatios
llul9aroe bon iiber 400, 1000 Wann ais
Eeierpe.