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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
(Speziel FIR dGazete)
Eng amerikanisch Freierei.
Bleder aus dem Noizbuch fun engem geplote Let1ebuger an America
Fret no dem Engischen FUN BOUDHA-

cd bsnien. bu Gifts S'8eIb ictper
not gar fu mir erem buoIen~, iobt
be Neit.
~Rot mataut cnser Conn. iobt cd.
Su bun ie all 9elatt, prppebli Fir
med an Der subber Sumer 5u balen.
s0s mar ct Niiter Ncit", fob,
bF8eiiie. rtpaun Dir bat @elb buoIe
gift, mat Dir elo setponn bupt. an ons
bermat tribte 9ifft?"
Be Retf buot eemdnetibt fiji
tonites &c bIeiipen. ma be ionu!
neiibt dnieren. On iobt mens Otiiies:
Dat mar grant. ipnnu Dir Dat
made Gift, Wiiter Ieit. ma ed
gItpe not, bat Dir ct oi mibt."
@eu Cor, DC Ieif buot al &c Scit
setpoSt. bat be not forBt mar. fir onS
&c tribten, ma fu mat meng Drives
seIobt buot, tonut en- ausmafen, oat
mir IL 8eit idtarte siffen, ma mer
eng Snlpitebihe trieten.
rSnli III sl6tt tn on et". iobt be
0teit. ~b'aS De 9ebois bireu Sihoib. "
CD bun De Wieit on an b'6itde
seboH. a mer bun eng SotteI o 8ier
eeiplitt. Sc Weit buot anseiheutt.
a iei beihte Srent fonnt not ioben.
ben bat led am penetite ginu. 8s
msr erem an be Yarler ipumen. bater
o'2ebbieS bibeibet fir c Yifuit mat
enasm 8iitiustripp elona De Nifper,
CD iobt ct mar ote mat mir on De
0leit buot ieus trisiititis feip eraus
sebol an Der Wi'ies ie Gin. an en-
buct sefudt eius mann en- op ensem
iiunerel SoripiB tpdr. a ienS Stomm
buot e~e5iobert ipe e iobt:
.@i bop. Wiies. Dir mad,t ons
eppeS 1tlpelles pp."
Su BIZ mer Ia nah torti Rinets
or 10 EN- De Srci erem 9efupr. bic
mer biBeibet bun, b'Sah nddits
Sonbtb &c ipranseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
Gin Sefmeb In G~msembmre.
Gus benz -gerliuer Saseblatt".
(S Dbl 3D.

SbIuB.)
an ben 2doeu fab i'd Guiiftss
tarten: .polontaires lugembour9eoiS
bans Iarmee franeaiie." 9as 3lii6ee
8eist bunbert frana0ff&e SoIbateu,
Die tertsemGb Guremburser ietu fouen.
Sic matten bon ibrer 8retbeit 8es
brarh. iih an bic Seite 81 itelen, on
Die es Tie 900. gieneiht benten ale
oieie, ioipeit tie nod in 2uft unb
Come atbnsu. on ibreu alien Widel
Gems: es lam auf benz san5sn Cribs
bpben tein 8infeldben fem. mo i'd 70
0liidliH bin oils babeim. ODER an
ibren Qanosmann Yierret: ~b'6riemo
blot fir med friem -"
gs pirb mir fein 9ugemburser
bieie Heflegionen libel nebmen fonnen.
St fanS 10 piele Reniheu broben, bic
rett ipobl 5u ihdsen iuubten. bab
SeutIhlanb ibre Seimatb Dor ben
Shiiseneraben bon 5fpet ober bier
Nationeu beipabrt battle. giner tpobl
Iagtc perbifieu: .unb nenn's aud 10
setommen mar 49," limb etnen an,
bereu borte i6 i'm elmo lid 9ebdroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

rihtete er Gin RfarrbauS unb bautc
Shulbduier in 8eit Soiut uno Gam
fling. 8erins angeihlasen 1T Der
8ertb bieicr 9duten iiber 100000.
Dubuque. Suwa.-Gm psrean9es
men Sonnerstae itntteteu Serr Z.
Georges uno beIIen Sobu, Sr. Serois
naub Georges BON Rarcus, Sa., benz
Seime Der ,9a3ette" eineu reft mill
fommeneu 9eiu6 ab. Sr. Serotnano
Georges lit Stubent im Dubuque
College. Serr 6. Georges lit sea
biirtis aus Sffen bel aIeins1 ettingen.
= @orise 8ote itarb bier Or. Nic.
Sransen i'm Glter bon 78 Sabren.
Dus gesrdbntb fanb am ~. SUM
pom Sauie bes Srn. Rettsuntpaltes
=. g. Sranpen. Nefie bes @erltorbes
men, nus, itatt. us 8abrtuftrd8er
fungierteu Sobn Seder, 8m. Wons
bart, Yeter Olinser. Sebaitian Wans
oers. Pcter Snupert, Setter aemp,
Yeter Miniter unb George YbiIippo.
Or rlbe in Sriebenl Sen ttuuernoen
SinterbIiebeneu infer geileiol
2eapgs, Minn.-Sm boben Nlter
bon 96 Sabreu lit Senrp 8agner. elm
friiberer 8etpobner bon WoIlin9Itone,
Mtinn.. aber ieit feds Ronaten i'm
Sotpn @atopa anidiiia, aus Dem 2es
ben geihieben. Or tpar I'M Sabre
1920 in 2urembur9 9c5oren. Or
rube in Srieoen! Sen tr~aueruben
SinterbIiebenen unier 8eileio! - 8.
ct. Taul, Winn.-Nm porIesten
Sonnta9 lit Serr &arl 8elter i'm
glitter bon 81 Sabren aus oieieut
2eben geid,ieben. 9erIelbe binterlGbt
5lpei 8inber, ieiuen Batter unb mebrerc
8eihfpiiter. Seine Satin eiug ibnl
Dor etipa iie6en Sabren i'm Sube bors
aus. 9as Degrading fanb am pors
lesten SienSta9 bon Der Wobnung
1eines 9rlioers NidoIaus 8elter, 969
Rargaretb Ctr, mad einem 2eidens
amt in ser Ser5 Seius&irhe auf benz
&alpariens Sriebbof itatt. Or rube in
Sriebenl zen trauernben Sinters
bliebenen unier 8eileiol--B.
2eY9ars, Sptua.-@m. Saber. Elm
befannter 9auIhreiucr bon Granville.
nabm it'd, Dor GINGER Belt bas 2eben.
Ser Waru bat bic Sbat tpabriheinlif
in einem un5urebnunssfdbisen Sus
itanbe periibt. Saber binterIdbt ieine
Witttpe unb mebrere 8inber. ginise
ieiner S0bue lpareu feline 9ebiilfeu i'm
Sauuntsrnebmen. Or mar Elm chr
liher &erI; ifaoe, bab er auf bieie
Beiie ieinem 2ebeu elm Gnbe ntnfte.
Dor Sabren. ba er ais iunger Rann
bon 2~uyembur9 fam, matte er IN
9eGears iein Seim. Su ben lesten
IS bts 90 Sabren tuobnte er nit ieiner
camille in 8raupiue.-V. 30. 81
ct. Club, Winn.-Nit. elders
unb Sacob gpens bon Wabena tparen
fiir3lib bier auf 8eiuh. bet tpelder
8elesenbeit Serr elders ben erit
fiir5lih eiueetretenen lob feiuer
Satin meIbete. Infer 9eileibl
9pmn gelsinm, @is.-0er 2urems
burger gr,berbunh. Seftion 10 bon
Belgium, bat beibloIien, am IS. Stunt
in Yierron's Sart iein 5tpeites idbrs
lides Yiduid a~b3ubaltcn. tpo8u bic
@orbereitunsen iest i'm @anse iiub.
Die Serren BruberbiinbIer iinb be<
Ionbers auf Wuiif bebaft unb baben
bic @mpbion Concert 9anb bon Sbes
bopsan fir bieie 8eIesenbeit engas
sirt. Guh mas FONT gu einem films
mungsbouen offentIiten Yidnid ees
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

bort, miro oprbanbeu Ieiu, iute CIR
friidunsen. 2unt, nmIiunte Spicle
uno bereleiben. Gin QPitSlieo Der
@roSIose 0 Chicago miro cine VIM
iprate baIteu. 3ab Sebermaun berg
LID piI,ommen lit, peritebt it'd bon
ielbit.
Bort Waibingtpu, @is.-0err uno
Sruu Watb. EbiI uno Sohn Hapmonb
bon Srebouia iamen Otouto9 our
Stabt. Inn gintduie gu MAIDEN. 0r.
SbiI mar flint 8oheu als Hntient
I'M Sriuitp SoIpital in Rilpautee. lit
aber nun tpieber in gutter forperlider
gerfaiuue. Or bate iih burd einen
unsliidIiten Sufau beim Seuablaoen
cine gefdbrIite gerleeune 5uee5o9cn.
= Srau Yeter uielbing uno ibre
Sodter &atbariua tparen am Sans
tag gum 8eerdbnib bon Srau Sohn
9loB, cine ibrer @ertuanoten, in
Hactnc.
2aNiptte, Snua.-Gm 10. Sum-
puroe Serr 3bepoor 8e6en bon bier
toot auf benz SeIbe aufsefuuben. Gin
ShlaeanfoQ bate ieinem &eben elm
pIoslides gnoe eemadt. CT rube III
Srieoeu! liner 8eileibl
Gplb Sprins, 0.inn.-Sos. g.
Sbeiieu bat mad @oIlerbung ieiner
Stuoieu in ct. 9Ioub iid bier eini9e
Gage GrboIuug 9ea0nnt uno lit nadl
minneapolis eereiit, mo er an Der
Stuats sllniperiitdt feline Stuoien pers
pouitdnbieen tpirb, nm banu bel Be-
sinu bes llnterrihts in Der bieii9en
nsusn SfarrituIe anitelun9 als Seb@
rer bes Z. unb s. 9rabes gu iiberz
nebmen. - Rif. 9eder unb Srau.
Watbias 9eder unb 81. S. Sbeis unb
frau eritutteten benz in Clearwater
erfraufteu Bilbelm Seder eineu
8eiud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

RonbGb, gpril be :, 10

UtuIlpCV, SplI W . ., 10
O'OliIeS bat be Weif entpeitet fir
s5itter Spent &ommi &c ipilen. Cd
mcnsen ben bat enertptu Ell Sorsihub
font. pber en- buot eng Seer euger
Spcioer b'2iepe serett, ober b'geiiie
ab EN- outrei gin, ooer iob eppes, ipeu
en- bat { God tpoufier ct meme graf
an Der preiiiiter 9dnsiuitid eng
Gtspreihen berfir got, an be ab:
Shtpein. CD bun emer geouoht.
b'ipGren onli ttpelf Yittiters an
cnsem 9ed. MA all Seer ipou b'gtifss
bir 8arte se5ielt buot, paren Der
penetitens tn 9oien an birer Sanb
= etiept eng Seer. ipou eh aus
Wiitebf OBJ emoI eetponn bun. 9u
mare feng amer &urten me Gbies an
0ebbes DO. Ws mer opse3ielt bun.
buot De 0teit tri siititi sfeip 9etponn.
Su mob bu pebb: b'IfiHes bat fen
5ihebntib an b'8eiiie ipGr c Bitter,
Iobt b'NaiNes.
.S'mub bad I 8ebm ein. tpouite
Ipine tanns?" iobt be Reif.
.NoHor". iobt eh. len fpou cd
bed bibts fount. gi BETTE, fpa mer
eng Sirts8ibb made siffen. an cd
pdr bdf e Weil firm Dir. oa fem
probebli en- Seiflon. ben bed iper
mir ebeb bured b'3uht liner b'Siniibs
inslein bloie Gift"
gi ioppobs, b'Seiiie buot 9ebuoht.
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iifitisfeiip.
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Mcif bod al buot". iobt b'geiiie.
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Weit b'9od not bat, mat aneidt bat
en- bann?"
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beim aarte ipilen &C getpannen,"
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
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Sm Sabre 1874 belt id mid
ftuSienbaIber in Der baperiiten
Sauptitabt auf. Sh bereitete midi
Dor. benz Iieben 2ugemburs ipieber
5uouhampfen. padte meinen Softer
unb iutte bemieIben neben meinen
bei6eibenen Sabielisfeiten aud eine
Nn5abl Gii4er einauberIeiben, bic id
mir bel berihiebenen 8~elesenbeiten
beim Nntiauar ertporben bate. Sros
an meiner 8~emiibunsen cber fpeeen
meines llnseihtdes bermptte i'd ies
bod niht, ben 8ii6ern in benz Snnern
bes aaiterS nod einen sIeineu Ylas
gu eriibriger. Weine WerIesenbeit
mar groS, aber Notb ma6t eriinoes
riih. benin mad einisem 9a6benien
nerfiel i'd auf ben ginfan, Iieber
eini9e aIeibunssitiide az ppiern. oils
meine aebrudten 9iebIinee I'M Stihe
gu Iaien. 8eim eeipiNenbaften rlebers
leen. peId,es Stiid ih fpotl ppiern
oiirfte, ~eepabrte id, hab mir bic iores
lame Rutter bel Der abreiie bon -Sus
bauie" bret Weiteu mitscgeben hattie.
Sn Der mir ei8enen Seritreutbeit mar
i'd mir bieies Neihtbums bis Jest
niht re6t betpubt setpeien unb i6
oanfte II nod uadtrdglih i'm
Stiuen Der g,ten Wutter. bte 10 iiirs
ioreliG oarauf beSaht mar. bab ibrem
S0bnIeiu bas Sers in rs1t ~tparmer"
2iebe fir tie idlase. Sh bei6lob nun
= Iahe nitt, Iieber 2eier = bic brei
Weiten iibereinanber %ansusiebsn. unb
fiebe. Der Softer lieb iid iest prdhtig
perihlieben unb purSe our 8abn ses
braht. bamit CT ais Grattsut ieinen
0es nad Sauie fdnbe. Sd aber
nabm mir Dor. nod ben gan5eu
foIseuben Tag nit ben Iieben Sreuns
ben beim itdumenbeu Waa6 -Sofs
brau" abifieb su feiern. Wan nuns
bsrte iih bab, bab i'd iiber Na6t 70
fpoblbeleibt setporhen mar. aber i6
perrietb mein WeitenssbeimniS ni6t
unb iab itlieblib nit ettpas ihtperem
aopf unb ben eemiihten @efiblen bes
S6eibunespeb's unb Der 2iebe our
Seimatb i'm raiieInbeu giienbabns
fpasen. 60 ~fubrtpertte ib iibsr
M~ceensburs unb Mirnbers nab
Wiir3bura. belt iiberau 8ait une Inns
i6au, ifi55ierte fIeiBie alte Sbiirnte.
8ureen unb ioniises pittoresfe 8es
mduer nno besriibte ihlieBIid ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
qentfdJ- Amerihanirdr
3~1rrRftmmrn.

Susbes trifit Den Rasel auf ben
&ppf. inbem er iaet, oaB er niht NIT
ariessirasen beihdftiet ieiu tpiro.
ionbern NIT Der Gnpaiiuns Der tpirtbs
itaftliben @erbdltniiie bieies Qanbes
an Die Suitdnbe. Die tie mad benz
ariess einiteIIeu perben. - -Ginc.
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Serben uub &roaten unb G3e6eu
unb bic abtommlinse dbnliher eoler
Rationen nerben einen 2opalitdtStas
abbalten. Rande giirser baben es
p~abrbaftig notbig, ibre giirgertreue
su betonen unb gu bei6tporen. Gn<
oere. Die piriIiteu Siiraer, tpiirben
elm iolhes Gniinneu als geleioisuns
5uriidpeiien.-(-Sn. S~taatsate.")
Gins Selirualiltiu. bic benz 2ons
bent Der Rrosreiiipen in Chicago beiz
tpobnte, peiit baraiIi bin. bag bic
Rdnner bort 95 Winuteu lang aez
i6riesn bdtten: .Ssoopl Seb6pl
Bir tppuen Sebbpl" Sam frat
iie. ipas man moM benien piirbe,
penn auf einem Srauens 9onoent iid
bic Gnipeienoen auf Glide unS
Stiible i%teIlten uno nit boiler Guns
ecnfraft ibrieeu: ~Suiic! Suiiel
@e tpant Suiic!" Sic Sraae lit
Ieidtcr seiteIlt ais beantfportet.-
(~st &aul Wplisdts.-)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
De Letzeburger Malbruk.
mo der bekannter Melodie.)
(No der bekannter Melodie.

De Marbruk de- get a F1anderen, Eriwer an eriwer, an
eromm, romm, romm.
De Malbruk de get etc. - W0nie KENT hien erem?
:Wienie KENT hien erem?:
+ KENT erem EN- dUoschteren. Eriwer an eriwer, etc.
l. KENT erem etc. - Oder EN- Sankt Mechelsdag,
oder EN- Sankt Mechelsdag:
Sankt Mechel get eriwer. Eriwer an eriwer. etc.
Sankt Mechel etc, - De Malbruk den as net do,
DE Malbruk den as net do:
Seng Fra geriet an dEngschten. Eriwer an eriwer, etc,
Seng Fra etc. - Sc klemt op de Menstert0r,
:Se klemt op de Menstertnr.:
wat geseit s. WI fare kommen? Eriwer an eriwer, etc.
wa geseit etc. - Hire Kl6uf aus Flandereand,
Hire Klouf aus F1andereland.:
q Kl6uf etc. VIE stt ct a Flandereland?
:Wie set ct a F1andereland?:
A F1andere stenken dLompen, Eriwer an eriwer, etc,
A Flandere etc. - De Malbruk den az do duodt,
de Malbruk den as do duodt.:
Eh hun G gesi begrdowen, Eriwer an eriwer, etc,
Ech hun etc. Mat veeren Officer,
Mat veeren Officer:
Den en- den driog sci Sabel. Eriwer an eriwer etc,
Den en- etc. - Den amer seng SubjesboX,
:Den amer seng ~Subjesbo1:
Den dretten drdog seng Peifchen, Eriwer an eriwer, etc.
Den dretten etc. - veerdausend driogen neischt,
:Veeriausend drfogen neischt:
De Malbruk de get a Flanderen, Eriwer an eriwer, etc.
De Malbruk etc. - Wienie KENT hien erem?
Wienie KENT hien erem? HE KENT net me erem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the United States Commis- sioner's Court in and for Cape Nome Precinct, Territory of Alas. ka, Second Division. In Probate |. In the matter of the estate oi Per Aug. Peterson, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, the special admin : istrator of the estate of Per Aug Peterson, deceased, to the credi. tors of, and to all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit their claims with tn . necessary vouchers within six (6) months from the date of this notice to the said special admin istrator at his residence in Nome, Alaska.
 Dated April I3 1916.
 FRED w. PETERSON,
 Special Administrator.
 April B 20, 27, May 4.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-04
NOTICE.

In the U. 5. Commissioner T court for the territory of Alaska, Second Judicial Division, Cape Nome Precinct. In Probate.
 In the matter of the estate oi M. D. Samuels, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that LA. Bachelder, the administrator oi the above named estate, has filed his final account as such admin istrator, and that Friday, the 10th day of June, 1916, at the hour of 3 o'clock p. m., at the office of the Probate Court in Nome, Alaska has been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of said ac. count and the objections thereto, If aEy.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, thi1 I3th day of April 1910.
 J. A. BACHELDER,
 Administrator April l., 20, P, May 4.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-04
NOTICE OF CREDITORS.

In the United States Commis- sioners' Court in and for Cape Nome Precinct, Territory of Al. aska, Second Division. In Pro- bate ...
 In the matter of the estate of Alexander Woodsde, deceased,
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Alexander Woodside, deceased, to the creditors of, and to all persons having ciaimn against the said deceased to ex. hibit their claims with tlfe neces' sary vouchers within six (o) months from the date of this no tice to the said administrator at his residence in Nome, Alaska.
 Dated April 27, 1916.
 F. R. COWDEN,
 Administrators.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-04

If soldiers have not gone alto- gether back to the use of the bow and arrow and the singer, in the latest and greatest of all wars, ii is. certain that the conflict has been marked by the introduction of new weapons and the revival of old md long forgotten ones The peculiar conditions under which tou' millions of men have been fac ng one another for over a year in entrenched lines which, at many points, are only score of yards apart, have had great infu.nce on the methods of the combat.
 The Deadly Gas.
 One of the most remarkable incidents of the war has been the employment of asphyxiatins gases on vast scale, either by 'detonating bombs charged with noxious and death dealing chemi- calls, or else by projecting the gases from special apparatus when a favorable wind is blow ing. =. =.
 The gas used, in all cases, ap> pears to vary. It must be heav- fer than air, or it would produce little effect; and those who are best entitled to know-soldiers back from the front-describe ii as of two colors, yellow and green.
 An expert, writing on the sub ject, describes them as: (a) Nitric peroxide, red-yellow and intense ly poisonous; heavy and fatal tc life, (b) Chlorine, yellow and sui focating-heavy, Co Sulphur monochloride which decomposes in air into choking fumes of hy- drochloric and sulphurous acids or sulphur percholide which acts in a very similar way.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-04
THE NEW WEAP0NS
 EMPLOYED IN WARFARE

which was recently brought from the trenches and exposed in a 'London shop window, bore a ,st.riking resemblance to one of those iron frogs which are to be seen in playrooms, and down the open month of which the players seek to throw iron pennies-only magnifed three or four times. They were first used by the Japs at Port Arthur, through recent research shows that in wars of the eighteenth century, they were very commonly em- ployed.
 Liquid Fire
 The petrol spray of liquid fire is also new method of oIfense ; the apparatus does not differ much from the blowpipe used by braziers and plumbers, and is mounted on light wheels which a soldier can carry; they are used only in the advanced, or first line trenches. A metal bowl contains the inf1amnable liquid; then there is pump to produce pow erful air pressure in the bowl, or container, and metal nozzle from which the liquid fire is thrown, and the burns are ghast- ly, men having their faces perm anently excoriated by the burning oil and presenting dreadful sights on their return-so dreadful, in deed, that for fear they should hurt recruiting movements, they were removed to special areas.
 An Ancient Weapon
 Then there is the steel dart, or arrow, which was in fashion sev- eral centuries ago, and was used at Agincourt! It is now being employed but not in the same way; it looks like long lead pencil with very sharp point and a feather screw" at the other end to ensure that the nur = derous little weapon falls verti- cally. Airmen take these instru ments of death with them by the dozen and drop them in hostile areas. A dart has been known to penetrate through a mans skull and pierce his left side, pur' suing its course beyond the groin down almost to the shin bone This is certainly swift, but not otherwise merciless death. At a height of 900 feet they are very
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-04

When these gas bombs are employed, they can be discharged from the trench howitzer, or, in deed, by any guns that are not machine guns. Gas is projected from an apparatus which is not different from those which are to be seen in large foundries and in glass factories.
 Trench Mortars.
 The Germans were ahead of all the other belligerent powers in mentally forecastingthe new eype Of war which was certain to arise, for long before 1914 they had provided their forces with trench howitzers. These howitzers are short, squat, light guns of very small range which throw the pro jectile up in the air, so that it falls at a steep angle upon the opposing trenches. The projectile fired from this howitzer is of a very curious description, looking like an oval cannon ball with a stick attached to it. The stick is merely metal rod which runs down the muzzle oft he howitzer holding it in position. The oval cannon ball is a hollow recepticle containing high explosive which is detonated by a time fuse.
 In this way very heavy charge of high explosive can be fired from a small and light wea pon with the minimum of danger the bore of the howitzer is not rified G. e., lined with those spiraI curves which you see when you look down the barrel of a rifle as apart from shot gum and the weapon itself is of the very simplest construction. The large German trench howitzers, (min enwerfer, or mine throwers, their inventors call them) throw a sh elI of FPS pounds in weight, and the range of these is from 50 to 4oc yards. The explosion of the shel leaves hole sometimes 25 to 4c feet in depth and 30 feet in dia meter, and is fruitful of slaugh. ter. All sides employ these en zines of destruction; the armie. are all equipped with bomb throw ing shells, some of them so prim
 tive in their construction that orders are given for them by the hundred to local blacksmiths or even shoemakers. One of these
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deadly, and one German general is said to have been killed by g dart while entering his motor car
 Hand Grenades.
 Then there is the hand grenade which is about the size of the old fashioned singer" which, in our childhood, we used to throw during country fairs at Aunt Sal lies, or else at the efigies of un- popular politicians. They weigh about two pounds in weight, and are guaranteed to kill if the ob- ject of the throw is. touched; in any case the explosion mains and mutilates those who are in the zone of attack.
 Incendiary Bombs.
 Then there are the little squares or discs of celluloid, hardly big ger than the waters with which you seal your letters sometimes. These are thrown by the hand ful into houses which passing troops are ordered to destroy by fire, in the process of devastat- ing a hostile zone. A petrol bomb with time fuse is then thrown in after the discs, and when the celluloid is touched by fire, fierce outbreak is certain.
 No, gentle reader-this is not the warfare of the Zulus, or the Afridi, or the barbarians of Suva- Fiji It is warfare as prac- tised by civilized Europe.-N, Y Freeman's Journal.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Hous seholders, owners and agents are notified to immediate ly begin cleaning up their prem ises and have the rubbish hauled to dumping ground or out on ice not less than 200 feet from shore
 w. DARCY CHACE,
 Health Officer.
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The Family Paper is the Nome Daily Nugget.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-15
COTTON PRICES RISE
 ON SPOT DEMAND
Buyers Cautious Through the Present Situation
 in Mexico

New Orleans, March 14.-After many nervous price changes in the first half Of the session of the market today cotton firmed up and rose until the most active months were 10 to F points over yester- days close. This rise was based almost entirely on reports of a better spot de- mand over the south generally at high CT range of values and the rise of 13 points in spot uotations here. The mar ket closed at net gain of to points,
 In the early trading prices were to 5 points up, but this improvement soon was lost in selling caused by talk of an increased acreage in the western belt. Sufficient pressure developed to force prices to 8 points under yesterdays S close. From this these was a recovery, but no marked steadness was shown un- til the early afternoon, when it became known that spot prices were decidedly higher.
 he drouth in Texas caused moderate buying, but the influence of drouth was offset by the talk of larger acreage, due to damage to other crops. Buyers were made cautious by the Mexican situa tion but less comment than usual was heard on international politics.