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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-19
Prevention Of Pic Scours.

Fn- prevention OF Pig ScourS.
Scours in pigs is declared by one of
Nebraska's prominent hog raisers to be
more destructive to the swine industry
of the state than hog cholera. The
causes are overfeeding, change in feed,
decayed feed, lack Of exercise or dirty
water. Sometimes filth in pens and
bedding is an additional cause when 1t
is taken into the pigs system from the
sow's udder or from the navel. The
correction of these conditions is the
first measure to be adopted. In case
securing has started, the sow's feed
should be cut down to a small amount
Of oats or bran. When the trouble is
corrected the ration should be Increased
gradually "'& '"''-' ''''. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-19

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-19

Despite the advance in popular
favor Of cows of pure dairy type
some dairymen prefer the dual pur-
pose animal For this purpose the
Milking Shorthorns are considered
the best. In England the Short !,
horns are preferred over the pure s
dairy cattle and have won prizes
over all others In some public tests.
The COW. shown Is OF tho Milking
Shocthorn type, ST. 81 ~ I u
.. 1 L. -.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-03
FIRST "skookuM' DAY
Fl. COLLINS PEOPLE CELEBRATE
BoUNTiFUL HARVEST.
Two thousand Makers Dance on
Newly Paved Streets Covered
With Meal and soapstone.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Fort Collins. Colo.-Fort Collins
celebrated the completion Of the first
street paving in the city by observing
"Skookum" day and being host to
farmers from all of the region round
about. 1t was really celebration In
connection with the most bountiful
harvest ever gathered in the Cache
la Poudre valley. and everyone "let
himself loose" to make as much noise
as he could and have as good time
as was in the cards.
During the afternoon the largest
parade ever given In the northern
part of the state was sent through the
streets. The school children aided
by arranging series Of historical
floats, illustrating the discovery OF
the western world and many Incl
dents following.
In the evening the newly paved
streets were covered with cornmeal
and soapstone and 1000 maskers
danced until midnight.
r. N. La Fontaine, mayor Of Chey.
enne. Wyo.. attended. accompanied by
Mrs. La Fontaine, and assured tfs cit
liens that he had counted $4,000 per-
sons on the streets. Fred Farrar, At
torney general of Colorado, made the
address of the day, comparing the
lighting of the city in 1880 to that Of
today by simple expedient. Mayor
Clammer turned out all lights, putting
the city in darkness. THAT was the
lighting of $780," said Mr. Farrar.
And then the mayor turned on every
electric light in the city to close the
comparison.
A feature Of the masked parade in
the evening was given by 220 college
girls. who appeared as Red Cross
nurses, forming crosses as they
marched. Mrs. Sadler was queen of
the evening. maintaining incognito
until almost time for general I'M
masking.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-03
state Fair Made Money.

Pueblo. Colo.-The report of Treas
urer Michigan of the Colorado State
Fair association shows that the re-
ceipts this fall were the largest In the
history of the association and that at
ter every bill is paid there will be q
small surplus on hand. The total re-
ceipts for the week were 21,848.13. o.
which $14.2G822 were taken inr at the
gate and grandstand. The premiums
were all paid in full ana represented
an outlay of over Is per cent more
than any previous year.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-03
Powder Explosion Injuries Three.

Powder Explosion Injuries Three.
Lafayette-Roy Clay tried to break
open fifty.pound key Of powder with
a pick at the Shamrock mine. eleven
miles northeast of here, and is In the
Longmont hospital suffering from
burns that may destroy his eyesight.
Two companions were also severely
burned, but returned to their homes
for treatment.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-03

Accused Of Burning Husbands Clothes
Greeley-Mrs. K. M. Kim, IS years
old, Korean, was arrested on an &C.
cusation of being a pyromaniac. She
is charged with having burned a
trunkful of clothes belonging to her
husband. She was found in her home
which was on fire. quantity of trash
having been placed against the side of
the building and ignited.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-03

Gets Divorce on eisamy Charge.
Pueblo.-George Knapp. single-tax
advocate, who was largely responsi.
BILE for its adoption in Pueblo several
years ago. was granted divorce from
his wife on the grounds Of bigamy.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-03

rum.
1t is announced that q stock com.
pany will establish a pickle factory
at lone.
Registration at Colorado Springs
shows gain this year Of 1900 over
that of 1912.
The Denver Trades and Labor as
sembly has gone on record against the
so-called herd law.
Warden Capp has been granted
stay Of sixty days in the custer suit
brought against him.
A spur OF the Santa Fe railroad is
under construction to the Wolf Park
coal mine near Canon City.
A difference of legal opinion is turn
ing the city Of Boulder into popular
marriage resort for the divorced.
Organized labor was host to VIII
liam B. Wilson. secretary of labor. on
his arrival in Denver from Cheyenne.
Suit has been filed in the Denver
District Court by Mrs. Maggie Marks
against Samuel and Max Levy, brok-
ers. who failed recently at Bisbee,
Ariz.
The annexation of Englewood to
Denver was recommended to the real
estate bureau of the Civic Associa-
ton of Denver at its meeting by a
special committee.
Alleged evidence Of fragrant fraud
and forgery in connection with the
initiation of the so-called herd law"
has resulted in an investigation by
the September grand jury.
The house of bishops OF the Episco-
pal church elected the Rev. Franz
Hale Touret. rector of Grace church in
Colorado Springs. to the position OF
missionary bishop for western Colo
RADIO
With a parade Of beautiful floats
more than two miles long and JOY
making carnival. Denver celebrated
the increase in Colorado manufactur-
ing and the success Of her first home
products festival.
The slow but deadly effect OF mer-
curry poison, taken by Mrs. Matte
May Foster, 10 years old, resulted in
her being removed to st. Joseph's
hospital in Denver in an effort to
save the young woman's life.
Telluride reports that leasers on the
old lines property at Sawpit have re-
Gently opened good streak of ore
after sinking about seventy-five feet.
which has encouraged them to fur
Their effort and expense.
Reports from Breckenridge, where
the Tonopah Mining Company is OPP
Grating three dredscs. state that the
output Of placer gold from that dis
trict during the month of August was
in the neighborhood Of $4,000.
A Jury in Judge Perry's division OF
the District Court in Denver awarded
Mrs. Hattie Morris, wife of Ed Nor
ris. sos damages for the loss of her
dog. Trixie, who died as a result OF
injuries inflicted by r. A. Settle.
Auto thieves in Denver have stolen
322 automobiles this year. according
to figures compiled from police re-
ports. OF this number forty-six cars
are still missing. Reports from ad-
1acent towns show that sixteen cars
are missing and may be located in
Denver.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-03
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES For COMING EVENTS.
Oct. S0-Nov. 4-Meeting Colo. state
Teachers Association.
Nov. 10-11-Flower Show At Denver.
Jan. 1-6-Pouitry Snow at Denver.
Jan. 20-Athletic Club boxing contests
at Denver.
Jan. :O-27-Annual Western Stock
Show ut Denver
Feb. 2-4-Y. NJ. C. A. Annual Conven-
ton at Colorado Springs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
uHl0f)1 ann Mfs
o uIET lElae m
Geo. O. Blake in West Slope.

Ae0. ". Blake IN west Slope.
n0Fe consideration makes our oppo-
sitisa stronger to the proposal to place
government lands out of the national
ferest reserve under the same leasing
system as those in the reserve. We
are opposed to the whole leasing sys-
ten. As administered, it favors the
foreign owners of big herds over the
smaller home man. The day of these
immense herds is rapidly passing, yet
the gross number of cattle is not de-
creased on that account. We can see
hsw these lands below the forest re-
serve can be, regardless of the pre-
tenAeA preference for the local man,
msaspolized by the big herds just As
The reserve lands are monopolized.
The same provision in the wording Of
TIE Nv exists regarding preference to
tie settler in the forest regulations,
Ht nst in their administration. The
bi9xest herd on Grand mesa is owned
By 0en on the other side Of the range.
IL nan in charge owns no property
here e . permanent character and has
n ineerest beyond his salary. All this
r0oe sAsulA be for people who own
naneAes and pay taxes in this section.
II tAn4 shouA kill the big herds, The
cs0fxy vii not BE the loser and thefs
win ~ be fewer cattle on the r.nge,
- Osee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
0uW ma q 01elu0
oeisv ees@ssU - ss,iesis osvssa De

TIE dairy farmers near Chicaso
made god ,hsis threat 10 dump milk
intO the bitches rather than see v go
to the dis,ributers who refused TO
meet the demand Tor an Increase OF %
osnts Q hundreA pssnds IN the price
Net until he sts1ks IVES octually un-
der way was n known whether It
Mbu'd be a success a. be wrecked by
Individual eapituletisas. That 1t was
a real strike was discovered when the
dealers found their bottling plants in
Chicago p,eketed BY farmers armed
with eggs and Other missiles ready to
prevent the delivery - milk by non
striking farmers. At Mokena, one
dairy company WAS forced to ask the
sheriff for aid when the strikers began
stopping wagons On the way to its
plant. At Patavia and North Aurora
n was said that 900 farmers gave
away $4,000 pounds Of milk rather
than deliver 1t ct . price under their
demands
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
MA III coUED
6k1 0sIiu I'm u
- 6eD11 IN
lI Uas ual ak0

- - - -
UA . GO oo-Cshsr eoNoD
osssUD g - - bs>o-SoD
Ass~s osnanA
Vnisss fraacisco villa b as0Dl1no
beased ~:ish5n the nexi aas - ace. =
i be .iesse ,hss Gsaersl Pssshins ~
begin . dsssed ssa-ch tar hin = -
aoantains ~ess and so.sth es Gasrssso
SAGE ~ asssat 8. vllas tuseD =
90 n~ar 2usrsssD. G<aersl HUsuhia1
he's - nghsly suuippsa UoosaR -
sachneaAs - cavalry swouU1ne =
whiriwinA ssshtna thrsssGA tAs 1i.oDul
Obesse ehs aeadw ssers sf the ooa1a -
~ sivsr. = s0ssss 70 iscsae - 80
sive baaatf. sspestsd - hove - =
shat aisscsSsa. ssts esing osaUaeo
ly weasAsd fhsre n iacssesing -
lief that General Psrshiag ~ AoSs
been deceived N regard - ~ 0tsUc'
tioE taken by vina cd even Goncero
ine his injuries. Some seposts tudi
cate that he wsA 70 injured st oil -
instead OF going northeast - 0ssrss
~ he had ssosed into the hills t. th<
south and east . direction American
arHy officers had expected hin =
take. The new ipformatiO il - -
garded as more credible thaa thai
which caused the cord0a ef troaps =
he drawn acgess every exit fro0 ~
aistri nsr,hesst sf Guesveve. Cd I
wos believed thst GeResal PershiaG
weaid not adept cay new p,oa uses! y
- thorssxhly sstisaed hinassh vAla
wae RG< - The Indicated resiaa-
Failure - rua villa a0wa stsso0oo
saed the belief that he " south e( ~
sai lrooa sad II Gsasal Pershiag -
to send his scouts and cavalry ~
that country br0ken by mountains sat
sparsely sattled. 1t was Realised to
slow ps0Gress W0uld no made.
News fron CoFsaRza s0uscss -
COrraasa's Dsa AaA rS0ven his -
Use 81 ce-Operstiea by preveating "
Ne escape int the nountaios ~
shxiously awaited. Is but LITTLE insos
uaatisa - - the opsratioas q -
Mexican UOvernRsat tFoops he's -
receivsa, and that ealy n sn uns0etn
Danner.
Csaeral Funstoa was In rsceig1 q
seate department iafOrmattsa = -
gsrd to cOnditisas in Chihuehsa -
other parts Of hexice, but Refuses Z
make it public. II was stated q -
headquarters IN San Antonio. hSwsv
er. that there appears 70 be rsassa Z
bslieve that Cslsasa Gene, whs -
laaainG Goe u ~ heavtsr ssrcGI
] - ~~A Am}MN<
I Csssnnao - - tstRs1 WIN.
\ Ansth0 Ueuy ous - neHiso ~
- beea efveu ss0e cve1eace - orD,
AeaAeuarters is thst villa was hsoAet
for Chihuahua City. The a1vsocet
cavalry - GesssNl rssshiag = - fal
| fran Cnih us hua.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
oooao nARDlY o m Woex

Q0awsek = tfyinG - heorn =;
sesvu9SA. women 0e - 0oca sDcNDoe
= ki2sey - b,sA6ee trsueles = -
Sv1o4sas e ecAsng bsck. sei9 ss1 ssre
49, - uoac3ea. 6sned vs0en, -
- 06er - eysa, shsusd se five.
0st stSsuejsa beD tAey bee1 - e.rse
- serj~D silDests- ufA- eseo
0s1rk, SsS Rsai street bestsn h:ess:
ErN vvinse: Il w0 ssfusy - wsen
- - - osu1A hsr&y - - vsH
- 4. IN unnkfd f@ Fsseys =
~ = Cnsl.ys Dsug Sesfe u.
WGka, 6A
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
FOR RENT:-Mrs. McLeod's Z svo4
asd her z room furnished h0oses,
located tsck Of rsilrgaA slllces. In
Suire II l1rs. Bruntoa- ~

RssainA--lt lssao - . cas1Al -
server - II this il the soceYteA time
to beein the new rsol to Ctugts4 Dut1e,
q tie grsnA i n peffer4 cso1iEisa -
70 fast CD gssA wssk, wAefeos 4 tAey
v,it uut1 JuDe - July H. eRvund
yin be - kned IL o0e heoA0av -
pst be 0a1e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18
Nus Yprtlanb, Gre.

8ie man porullsgcinot bate, nimmt
ser aebeinte Sllii ilberbano nnb pirD
lid nid,t 10 leiht nlIsrotten laIlen. yin
cincm ein3igen Gage itnnbcn IA In9es
flugte fpegen Srunfenbcit Dor benz
9abi, Der lie 81 gcinl3encn StraTen
pcrponncrtc. Shlimmcr mar es nift
eur Belt, oils Der Ilsifnnf bon
o"ciltieen 8ctrdnfcn 9eitattct pnr. @ic
malldlc nbcr ibrc @riltcn3 rIinieren
unb ihrcr @cllrubbcit burd Den Suicl
Gin tribes Grab idauieln cnt3icbt iid)
Der AcnntniB.
gu eincm .flciultobtiidcn" Burger
n,cilter gebort ord) cine tlcinltdotiihc
WtarftbebDrbe, I'M Die Snrmpnie nidIt
al it0rcn. @cipuBt bon ibrcr @ilroc
unD nn9citcdt bonn @nIlcr Yatrioti59
mus, ber> lcBt ~bpiidbi9" lit. bat ienc
WtarftbcbDroe n0nllif beldloncn, Dap
Sarner idbig iein miiilen cnglilh 5ll
Ipreden, ipenn tic ibre Erobutte, fell
bieten lpollcn. Ndhltens lperoen Die
ardblpintler nod porifreiben, III iuels
der Weiie MAJ lid naG Dem gcbeimz
niBpoueu Sinterbdushen 5urild3icbcn
muB.
6alblpildii9e @llrideu baben in Der
Saplpr StraBe Wetbobiiten Stride Die
tlcineren Yfeifen Der Srgel ~geitobler
uno bupurh eineu S6aben bon etlpo
$1,000 ougeridtet. Sic boffmlngs>
polen Srildthcn lpurben ubgeiaBt,.
Phi Dem nddiIcn JioienfcIt, iuclfce
pom Z. DIS 8. SUM n~bgcbaIten ipiro,
iou cine rieiigc Ioiens Sontduc Die
Sauptan3icbungstraft bilbcn. Gs III
sic erite iBrcr Nrt in Der llnion mn
etlpn $4,000 Hoienfuoipen lperbcn oas
| iilr notblpenoig ieiu. Sic ainocrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18
Bic S6mcr5cn beim @ausreinigen.

S6mer5cu. pcruriaht burd Guctz
iHungcn, llcbcranitreugung uno Ser
.ituutuugeu iudbreuO Der 6alisrcinie
gung95cit, mcrbcn burh Den @cbrauh
pom Slonu'S ointment 9cliuOcrt. Sic
bralhcn OieIeIbcu uidt 81 erorloen.
Mtau ipcubc Sloan'5 Eminent an uno
rcibe Die Idmcr5cnoe Stellc mn ein
iuenig. @inncn fur3er 3eit bers
I6uinbet Der Shmcr6, sic mcrben be-
quenl ruben mo iih zines crouidenocn
ShlaieS crfreucn. Gin o%antbarcr
0cuuBcr 0csiclbcn idreibt; oSloan'5
eminent lit @olo pertb." 9alten
Sic cine Sluihc nu pano iilr ius
iorti0cu @ebraudI bel Guctidnngcu,
Icuralgic uno &critnuhuugcn. SObtet
Sdmcr3cu. 20 Gents bel Gurcm
I~potbefcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18
gerinhc nit Srabtluicr S%clcpbunie.

8ci Den @criuheu nit brabtloicr
Sclepbouie, Die Gcgenipdrtig 5lpcds
prnttiifcr %cripcubung iciteu5 bc5
SlottcnsS cpnrtcment5 nngcitcIlt pcrz
Den. lit cs am 8. Mai 6lnl critcu
Nol ~9clun9cu, pom SlottcnsS cpnrtcs
mcut III WnibinAton aus III oircttc
%crbiuour9 nit ciucm Der Sdiiic Der
8uuocSilotlc uuf See 81 trctcu.
@~leitSciti9 itnub on5 Scportcmcnt
audi NIT alien Sanoitatioucu nuf Dem
moro ameritnniihcu Sentiment in
ornbtloicr t~clcpbouiIfcr %crbiuouug
mb bcu cin3clueu Nommaubuntcu
ocriclbcu murbeu pircttc ScfcbIc cr@
tbcilt.
Wuriut Sefrctdr 9uuicls, Der bon
ciucr NuSnbl b0bcrcr Slottcnoiii5icrc
lImgcbcu mar. trut am u. Wtni nit
Dem &inicuIhiii YNcp Nnmpibirc",
poS iid) lpcit hrnuBcu nli Der 6obc
Scr %ir0iuin Gopc6 beinnb, i'll hrnbt-
lpic Sclcpbpnucrbinpung unb icocs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18
YaRt auf ben Suiten bcs &inbes anf.

Grtdltuneen, 2nlicn Der staic, be-
Itdnbi9e Gnt5ilnbung Der S6leimbart,
mogen, ipcnn bernafldiiigt ipGtcr 81
&atarrb fiibren. SeBct bas Sinh nidt
bieicr 8eiabr aus, iunpcrn belief ibnt.
&inber pcigern Iid, ir9eno cine
Ieoi3in gu nebmcn, nbcr lie ncbn1eil
Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY, pbne bnB
man iie bafiir belobut pber linen
brobt. Sc lit elm iilBcr, nngencbmer
Sbeer>S prup unb iebr ipirtinm. Sat
serape 9enu9 nbfiibrenbe @i9enI6af@
ten, ilnr bas ~anaeinmmelte Silt aus
benz aDrper gu treibeu. SAT- Die critic
Spiis bilft. SIMMER bercit, tein
Wtiidcn unb feline NATURALIZATION,
Sraget guren Npotbeter einfoh fir
Or. Sings Nciu SiscoperD. Is miro
@ler aino Dor crn1ten Grfrnnfungen,
bic Sol9c Dol Grtdltln8cn, b%clpabrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18
Shcin Hambanfal nit crnitcn Splscn.

%or elmer Sribiiuc an Der Siinftcn
Ipeullc in Neip 9orf, bon Der aus am
6. Wtni brcitauienb 3uidlalcr cine
Scmonitrierung Der Wtetbobcn, Die bon
Der Toli5ci III I~upcnbung gcbraht
lperOen, beobadteten, lpllroc Elm Soli>
5eibeamter, Der Die MoQc cines Stra>
Benrdubers bel cincm Hnubilbcrfall
lpielte. bon einem @cbcintpoli5ilten.
Der Die Sad1e fir Grnit belt, ourd)
Den appf 9eid)oiicn.
Sic Snhe ipielte it'd gele9entlid)
Der idbrlihcn Ypli5cipnrabc nb. Yoli>
5eilcltnant Gbriitopbcr Ncillp, Der Die
HoIlc be5 Strabeurdllbcrs ilbernoms
men bate, mar, nadbem CT elmer
Ipli3cintntrone, bic Die HpQe elmer
Same nuf elmer @%infnufstour Ipiclte,
pic @elbtaide cntriiicu bate, BON
Toli5iitcn periolgt runb 0 Den Tolts
5eibunoen gcitelt iporocn. &dbrenO
bic Yoli3iiten Den iih id)einbar Iciner
@erbaftung beftig @ibcriebcnben
iibcrlpdltigteu, fam ploBIih Gin &c
%beimppli5iit ba5u. Sn Der Weinung,
e5 banpclc lid luirfIid I'M Den
aampi nit einem StroBenrdubcr, 500
CT icinen Hepolper ulb ja9tc Dem pers
meintliten Gaubgcicllen cine &u9el
burd ben &ppf. Sic all9el bran9
RciQp ms ainn llnb fam i'm Nadcn
lbicbcr bcraus. Sdperperipmbet
muBtc CT ms Soipital 9eIdaiit iper
ben, mdbrenb man Den poreili9en
Sdiiben IN Saft nabm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18

Icit Nusbrllf Scr 8rie9c3 bis gum
1. gpril bicics Sobres an Die tricgS
fiibrcuben @0hte gcionbt purNcn.
Sic Geutrolmddte crbicltcn bon
bieicm 9etrag $24S,521, tuGbrcnb
oen IQiicrtcn $7SO,070 6ugltc
fnmcn. $12,54S @crt6 crbielten IN
rerc in Mitlcioenihoft ge3o9euc So
tioucn. Scrner murocn 9roBc Wcn8en
Nntitoriu fir bic Gcntrulmdtltc uno
Sronfrcid ouf9cfnuft, ipobci nos
amcrifouiihe ~Notbc areu3" mr. bic
gsradtfoitcu trrlg. Nm /. Npril bate
Der @crbnuo nod @orrdtbc I'M @ertbc
BON $96,233 I'M @ciie, bic fir Die
trie9filbrcubcu 2duber beitinrmt iiuo.
Sic Nusfubr i'm Giu3clucu p~crtbcilt
lid, mic foIgt: $192,4O5 9in9eu an
Sranfrcih: $214,155 an Irabicn;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18
Cessna gcbcilt pbcr 6elb 5uriif=
eritattct.

Gicic @arnntie gcbt nit icbcr
Stod,tcI Sr. 6obipn's Gc3cmn Clint
mcut. IS blcibt lid gleih, Oh cS Gin
aiub obcd cine cripadicuc Yerion lit.
gs mnft fciucu llntcridicb, lpic Iangc
Der Yatient bomit bcbaitet lit, Die
@arantie blcibt bcitebcn. Wan
ihneiOe Siele5 aus, 9ebc 81 Ieincm
Npotbcfer, fuuic cine Sd)adtel Or.
Sobiou's Gc8enru Sintmcnt, gcbrnlld)e
oa5iclbe ipie porgeihricben uub pcnn
nidt gGn5Iid electromagnetic, miro
Der @lpotbefer ooer Die S%abrifanten
Sbncu Sbr @elo 5urilderitatten.
Wadcn Gle nur ciucu @criud uno
Sic perOen irerlbig itterrnidJt iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18

Gpuntp. Gr fultipicrte bort Die gro
Bcn Woorfldden, bic NIT lpilocn
YrciIclbccrcn bcitonbcn lpnrcu, 'lino
griinbete nit mebrcrcu onbercn Wdn>
neru Die Hrciielbecrs Snbuitrie, bic I'M
Sallfe Der Sabre 5u ctncm Der @uuptz
crlpcrbs3lpei9c in Mittcl s@isconiiu
bcraniplId)s. @upnpr's Sob crfolgtc
i'm Sacrcb Scart : Sanatprium in
Wtilpaufee. Iubcr lctncr nltcu
@ittipe biutcrldbt CT ieine beioen
Sdtpcitern. Srau Mnrn @noben aus
Wtilpaltce uno Srau Nleranoer
GalbneQ aus Yclunrfec. Hidter
@apnor, icin cin8igcr Srllbcr, itarb
Dor ciucm Sabre in @ronb &apibs.
Sic Seerbi9ung bon Sumcs @apnpr
iano an 3. Wtai i'll @rnnb Hnpibs
itntt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18

Bort ber Nutippft bes Shifisfom@
nlonhauteu fpuntc bcutlid) gcbort uno
p~crItanocu ipcroeu. Sic Ser. Stdaz
ten iiuo bns critic 2arb, in Dem Gin
bcrartigcr |crlud bon Grfolg 9ctr0nt
ipurbc. Nadloem &apitan Chamber
pom 2inienitiif .Nen 6%omplbirc"
burd ScfrctGr Snniels oireft Den 9es
icbl crbnltcn bate. NIT icincm Shiif
cine porgcifricbcnc Snbrt nt3ntrcten
mD itilrtblih ilbcr Die Sortihritte Der
Subrt 81 bcrid)tcu, mlrbcn bcnl aome
m~aubnntcu ser DETERMINATION bel
&cuincplu 6citimmte @cfcblc gcge6cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18
Sing As Stnupen fppfurtcn.

q. M. GaIe. Gin Sarner,' ser in
@olcun, q. g.. pobnt, mar an 3.
Moi NIT oUm @cIducibcu zines IpfcIz
bauurc5 bcihditt9t. Sabci bate CT
ha5 llugliid uuS3uglcitcu uuO NIT Dem
Sube 3lpiItcn ben 8pci9eu bdngcn 81
blcibcn. Wfit. Dem appie nah unten
hing CT 10 IS Shluocu lang che man
i'm iuuo unb aus leincr ~idrcdlitcu
Gage befrcitc. Nod pnr gcriugcs
&cbcu IN ibnl. PIN 8. Ytai crit err
lnngtc or ona @cpnBticiu luicocr. Sie
Acr8tc BADEN @piiuuu8 aui GrbaItln8
icine5 Scbcn5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-18
Yilcn limb am geitcn fir bic Seber,

neil bicielben Die bciten 2ebcrmebi>
sinen c~ntbalten mn Der bittcrc Illb
cfelerre9cnbc @cldmnd bcriclbcn I'M
iol9e Ser 3uderbiiae niht bcn1crtbar
lit. 81. Sings Nep &ife YiQcu cnts
baltcn Sngrebicn5en, lucld)c Die Sebcr
our S~bdtigfcit anrcgcn uuo beu Stubls
gang beiorocrn. Seine 2eibifmer5en,
fem llebeliein. belfeu Der &erbauung
nit. Wnu made ciucu %criud nit
elmer Slaidc 9r. Sings Ncp 2iie
YiQen uub merle Den llntcrihieb I'M
@oblbcfinben. % Gcnt5 bel Surcn,
Ipptbeter.