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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-20

which is contained in the third, which
provides that all the great powers
joined in league, use their joint mill
tary and economic forces, to prevent
the sudden outbreak of war, pending
an effort to settle the dispute by ar
bitrational or conciliatory methods.
The other three proposals provide
that the United States and the other
great powers establish an internation-
al court, and n council OF Cancellation,
to which all questions in dispute shall
be submitted before any nation shall
declare war. or begin hostillties, the
joint military and economic power to
be used forthwith against any one ma
ton, refusing to keep its treaty agree
ment The leagues proposals, how
ever do not provide for the enforce
ment Of the decree, but leave the right
in any nation to finally declare war,
IL 1t feels that Justice has not been
given by the court or arbitrator. The
leagues plan, in short, offers the OPP
portunity OF settling the dispute with
out resorting to arms, on the theory
that in most cases. the nations would
accept the courts or the councils
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MINERS ARE
FOR ROBINSON
Hundreds Of Them in Raleigh,
LaIy's Own County, viii
Vote for Him.

CHARLESTON, March 2O.-Huu-
dreds OF Democrats in Raleigh county
will vote for Judge Ira E. Robinson If
he secures the Republican nomination
for governor and many o fthem will
declare their intention of voting to the
Republican ticket so they will be able
TO support him in the primary, accord
ing to G. NJ. Watkins, coal miner, OF
Dorothy. Watkins is dyed ?ln-the
wool Democrat. lie never noted any
thing but the Democratic ticket, he
said, but lie will support Robinson,
not only with his vote, but will get out
and make an active canvass for him.
II ain Democrat, but I'm too much
OF man TO turn my back on man
like Robinson after all he has done for
us. He proved that no stood for the
people and for justice when VIC needed
a friend and friends were hard to find.
When miners Of this whole district
were being railroaded to tho peniten-
tiary for standing for their rights;
when Wnst Virginia was grovellng I'M
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1T MUST Be TRUE
CIarksburg Readers Must
Come to That Conclusion.

1t is not the telling Of a single
case in clarksburg. but number Of
citizens testify. Endorsement by
people you know bears the stamp OF
truth. The following is one of the
public statements made in this local
fly about Doan's Kidney Pills:
j. H. Stephenson. supt. Metropoli-
tan Life ms. Co.. sO6 Lincoln Ave.
clarksburg. says: MY kidneys
were disordered and caused bach
ache. Doans Kidney Pills stopped
the aches and pains and made my
kidneys normal. Another of my
family suffered a great deal from
lame back and weak kidneys. Doan's
Kidney Pills also gave great relief in
this case"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Stephenson had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co.. Props, Buffalo, N. "
Advertisement.
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PEACE LEAGUE
TO MEET SOON

the officers and general committee of
the organization. Many of these are
men Of political prominence in all
parties. Some OF these are ex-GoYer-
nor David R. Francis, OF Missouri. just
appointed ambassador TO Russia; for
mer ambassador to France, Myron T.
Herrlck; Governor Samuel w. Mccall,
Governor Arthur Capper, OF Kansas;
Senator Albert B. Climmlns, OF Iowa;
James NJ. Beck. OF New York: Alex
ander Graham bell. Judge George Gray
of Delaware: ex-senator Theodore W.
Burton. of Ohio; Ex-Governor John
Franklin Fort. of New Jersey; ex-
ambassador TO Mexico. Henry Lane
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der the iron heel of military tyranny
it was Judge Robinson who raised his
voice in our defense. The miners owe
1t to themselves as well as to the
Judge to vote for him and do every
thing they can to get their friends to
do the same"
Watkins said the Judge is going to
make strong race in Raleigh coun-
ty, which is Lilly's home community,
and which lie is counting on for a large
majority.
"If Lilly gets more than three votes
in Dorothy. l don't know where they
will come FROM" he declared. "The
miners are going to stand by the Judge
to man."
Mark Foster. Republican, of Dor
othy. who was with Watkins, verified
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Wilson, OF indianapolis; A. Lawrence
Lowell, president of Harvard Univer-
sity, and ex-secretary of state, Richard
Olney.
Among the signers are Virgil l.
Highland, of Clarksburg, and DR.. o. L.
Woodley, of Huntington.
According to the announcement
"the express purpose of calling the
national asscmblage at this time, is to
devise and determine upon measures
to give effect to the proposals for a
league Of nations to enforce peace"
adopted Mt the conference at Phlladel-
phia, in Independence Hall last June,
which organized the league and elect
ed Mr.. Taft as president.
The league was not formed to pro-
pose measures for stopping the pres
ent war in Europe, or for combating
the preparedness movement, but to
give expression to a practical plan
looking toward future world peace.
The Philadelphia platform contains
four proposals, the main feature OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-20
viii Hold Its First National AS
Setnblage in Washington
May 26 and 27.
.etelAl. 1o 1nr1rLranAn,

NEW YORK, March 2O.-Announce-
ment is made here that the flrst an
nual national assemblage of the Lea
quo to Enforce Peace. is 10 be held in
Washington, D. c.. Friday and Satur-
day, May 26 and "a. Ex-President
Taft, the president of the league, will
preside. The call for the assemblage
is made in the name OF Rir. Taft, and
over two hundred others. representing
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To Make. Skin Clear

Don't worry about skin troubles. You
Fan have a clear, clean complexion by
asing little zemo, obtained ut any drug
store for 25c, or extra large bottle at
S1.00.
Zemo easily removes all traces Of pim-
and makes the skin clear and healthy.
Zemo Is neither watery, sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. It Is easily
applied and costs mere trihe for each
application. It Is always dependable.
zsmo, Cleveland.
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NOTICE.

To Whom II May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed. AlVa Il. Bryant. residing In the
City OF clarkabarE, County Of Harrison,
ana State OF West Virginia, will on the
Dist day Of March. 1915, Mt the court house
OF said county, make application to the
Circuit Court of said County for q state
License to carry a revolver or pistol and
undersigned 10 that OF a special police Of
flcer for the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, and patrolmAn OF the police
department Of said Company, having been
appointed such special police oficer by the
Governor of the State Of West Virginia
In pursuance of section 81 OF chapter 145
of the Cede of West Virginia.
ALTA ~. BRYANT,
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the statement.
"The boys are all for Robinson" he
declared. ''They haven't forgotten who
their real friend is"
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Britain's big naval guns are fitted
with telescopes, to enable the gun
ner to have a clear view OF the OBJ
ject to be hit.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
Wanted Miscellaneous

WANTED-To purchase set of Me Clintocks History of Arizona; must be cheap. State price. Address r. 0. Box 95, Phoenix. D
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
Auctions

BIG AUCTION 125 HEAD MILK COWS, KEEPERS,
 STEERS AND HORSES
 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15
 10 O'CLOCK SHARP On Sturges Ranch, 1 Mile North of Washington School, or 10 miles North
 west of Phoenix I will sell to the highest bidder, on 6 months credit. my herd of dairy cows, my work horses, mares, colts, farm implements, etc. as follows: 8 Holstein Milk Cows 10 Young Heifers 40 Steers, Calves, etc. 9j Horses, Mules and Colts Good Mules
 Heavy Draft Horses, years old Heavy Draft Colts, , Years old Heavy Draft Colts, l year old Good Saddle Ponies . Driving Mares.
 1 Mare and Colt
 , Moving Machines (some good as neW)
 Hay Rakes, 1 Hay Derrick com plete
 l Wagon with frame ] Double Disc, 1 Single Disc, l Spring Tooth Harrow. Drag liar TOW, Disc Flow, 1 Grain Drill, 1 Lister, l Walking Flow i Good Single Buggy and Harness, 3 Double Harness 100 R. I. Red Hens, ? Breeders. Garage 1Gx1G feet, and many, many other things too numerous tG catalOg
 Free Cafeteria Lunch at Noon Sale starts promptly at 10 o'clock. Terms months credit on bankable note or mortgage on double amount of stock, or per cent discount for cash All amounts under $50 cash Everybody invited. Plenty of free lunch. Fair treatment to both buyer and seller. "GETSINGER ALWAYS GIVES SATISFACTORY
 E. l.. SUTTON. owner
 E. w. GETSINGER, Auctioneer
 Office 16 r.. Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
AUCTION SALE TUESDAY. MARCH I

TUESDAY. MARCH [ 2lh miles west of Alhambra and F
 mile north
 Commencing at 10:30 Sharp Tie owner has instructed me to sell at auction on the above date the following stock: 30 head catle; 30 head dairy cows, mostly Holstein, fresh and coming fresh 50 head hogs, sows and shoats; 30 head year ling heifers and steers. Be sure and attend this sale. Free lunch at noon. Terms of sale, months time given.
 F. E. KENNEDY, owner
 c. O. McMURTRY, Auctioneer If
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
Wanted Situation, Female

iST CLASS COOK wants position 430 x. gth Ave.
 WANTED-Position as housekeeper prefer hotel or rooming house Ad- dress Box 12S0 Republican bg
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
For Sale Real Estate
SLUG THREE

THE BEST CASH BUY-Eight acres of cultivated land with perma- nent water right. Four miles west of Glendale. Fenced with woven wire, boxes in ditches and finest soil SEQ per acre for quick sale.
 F. J. BENNITT X co. r
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
AN IDEAL APPORTUNITY for

AN IDEAL APPORTUNITY for a man wanting good home ranch and lots of good range for stock. 320 acres of fine land under fence 75 acres in good stand of alfalfa
 175 acres in cultivation; located on a fine stream of mountain water with ample flow for the 320 acres. This limeted free cattle range as good as there is in the southwest The price on this wonderful home stock ranch is only 25,0OO.OO, $l0,OoO.OO cash, bal nnce good terms. J. N McFate 46 l.. Adams St, Phoenix, Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
Rooms and Board

EMBELLISHMENTS or two boaruers in private family; experienced nurse; good table; screen porch; on
 ear line. 1908 East Washington. Phone 2714. 1-r
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
WANT ADS POINT THE WAY
Wanted Situation, Male

POSITION-Five years banking ex- perieHce. two years assistant cashier; not sick. Married. No objection to leaving city. Box 12S4tRepublican. r
 FOR HOUSE REPAIRING. Any size. Phone 5R4. bd
 MAN wants to work on ranch, milk 10-15 cows. Republican Box 1883. D
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
Auctions

GETSINGER'S
 CATTLE SALES DATES MARCH 7-lndian school car line and Palm Ave; 90 head cows and heifers
 MARCH 15-At Suttons ranch, mile north Washington school; 100 head cows, heifers, horses, farm ma chinery
 SEE B. w. GETSINGER
 16 E. Adams St For farm sale dates. He always gives satisfaction. If
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
AUCTION SALE

MILK cows AND KEEPERS
 Tuesday, March :, at l O'clock 4 Mile East of Central Ave. Dairy. on Indian School Car Line
 Having decided to quit dairying on account of death in family, owner has placed in my hands 90 head of Al milk cows heifers and yearlings; 90 high grade Holsteins Jerseys and Durhams, milking or soon to be fresh; 15 head heifers coming fresh; ! steers; Sharples separator cost ing $S2. as good as new. Terms of sale cash before property is removed
 B. w. GETSINGER
 Phone 1886 Office 16 F. Arams St
 If
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07

HAVE , HOUSES, one San Iiego and one Los Angeles. Will trade for or would buy so acres improved or Unimproved, near Scottsdale. Box 1920 Republican. n
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07

FOR EXCHANGE-Clos in in come business property for improved ranch. This deaf must be made soon as owner is here. Will trade this spring Ol not at all. Bright's Realty CO, 237 w. Monroe. n
Arizona republican., 1916-03-07
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry


 BRAN per sack, $l.10: rolled bar ley. $125 per sack: wheat, SlS5 hun dred. Arizona Grocery Co, 331 E. Washington. D
 GO TO Sanitary Hatchery, T. mile south of Asylum for day-old chiX. Mrs. F.. l.. Clifford, Asylum Road by Scottsdale stage. Phone 20J4. If
 STANDARD BRED STOCK always pays best. Partridge, Plymouth Rocks. Beauty and business breed 1st pen headed by cock, winner at Worlds Fair. San Francisco Los An eeles Show and Pasadena as cock ere also special prize as best bird in show. Hens everyone prize win ners-Eggs from special matings, $3 to 8 for 15-Dark Cornish Mercer strain, best on coast, Eggs $5 for 15. Silver Campines from Hances prize winners, B per 15. Book orders for eggs now. Pearl NJ. Eastin, 609 $. Orange St, Orange, Calf. Satisfac tiOn guaranteed. m
 WHITE ROCK-Best in Arizona, eggs $1.50, $3 and s per 15. Incu- bator eggs $6 per 100. Ernest Halls Blue Ribbon Ranch. Phone PARA. 4-d HOGANIZED Brown Leghorn eggs, for incubators. Inquire Phoenix Seed and Feed Co. or Phone 21J5. Alb FOR SAI.E-4O0 yearling White Leg { horns; standard stock; guaranteed egg producers. Box 205. R. F. D. No. 2, Phoenix. n WHITE LEGHORN EGGS and chix, from "Hogarized" stock mated to Tom Barron and MacFarlane roosters. Palmolive Poultry Ranch Box 104 Glendale. Phone 1S5. If FOR sALEIBaby chicks, Rhode Island Red, 100 will be ready about March 10th, $15O0 per hundred Mears and Scranton strain. Eggs for setting in large lots if desired. H. G. Malone, 15OO E. Polk. n 1 FOR SALE-SOO Brown Leghorn chicks. Weage Hatchery. Telephone 26R5. n 1 ORDER day old chicks from
 1 PHOENIX SEED & FEED co. i Phone 1067. 125 E. Jefferson If i DAY OLD CHICKS-White and 1 Brown Leghorn. $1O per hundred Buff LeShorns, $12.50; Rhode Island Reds, s15. L. H. Seargeant. Agent Jubilee i 1ncubatOrs. Route 6, Phone 26J5. If [ RHODE ISLAND RED EGGS for ha:ching, $3.50 per 100, 75c per set ting. Hens and cockerels Phone S642. 2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26

sebrte, 1T ipoblbebaIten in Gietir4
argesommen. Or fhrteb iofort mad
fetner Nnfunft, Der Brief stng ieooh
~berIor.n; etn s~tpsiter 8rtef, ben er
I'm SuIt obfanbte. lam Icste Wohe
an. = Serr So6n 8eueIer 1T am 10.
October TIM alter bon % Sobren GEE
ftorbsn. 9te geeroi9ung tano am
II. Ottober bonn Srauerbauie. 1904
Hurltng Ctr, naH btr ct. WttaeIs'
Rtr&e unb bon bd duf benz ct. Sos
feph's . 8otteSader ftatt. Ste
tr~auernben StnterbItebeuen ftno:
Catherine 8engIer, seb. WaIo,
Satin; Sobn @snslsr, So6n; Rttos
IauS unb Cha Gsngler. @Itern. Or
rube in Brteoeu! Den trauernoen
otnterbltebensn infer Beileiol =
Srau Sobn Gf@ette, 2o1e @ranoiue
ape.. tpobntoft, unteroo9 fih I'M ct.
Braneis, Aoipttal etuer Operation nnS
eebt Der Gsrsfuns entsesen. = Watb:
Bauer, S%tpoger bon Brau Ntd
Steffen aus Otoeers garf. beftnbet IT'D
TN ct. Rarp's Of Wa5aretbs Soipttal
tpeaen Operation uuo gebt 9entdB ben
lesfen Bertdten Der @eueiuue euts
seesn.--(~Qug 8ts.")
GeNearD, Snma.-9ie gbcleute
eugene etIenbeder 8ebentcn IN etuts
gen WoGen cine Ian9e Wergnuguu9ss
four mad 9enber. Santiago. Seattle
unb nteIen auberen plasen an BET
@iiite bes Sttuen S5eans an5utreten.
IN Tenner iperben lie ben alien
Serru Senrs 4rauh beiuten, NIT
6efen Uefunbbeit es ieit eintger 8ett
nidt gum Beiten itebt. Serr uno
Hrau gtIeubeder tperben einige
Monute fprttleiber. - Cert nnS
;srou eugene Beaufils besaben it'd
nah Soma, Rtnn.. Inn Der camille
bon Rbil. 8nepper uno anberen
Breunben etuen 5tpeituohentltter
Beiuh abouitatten.
Nranptae, Spsua.-Srou &utbas
rina 6dnfeu, bic btsber BET 8ranpile
tpobnte, iit mad 3eYRors umseIiebeIi
unb ptrb ibr Setm NIT Srau Sris,
an Der Ode o Bart uno 5unfter
Ctr. MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26
4sb eiues S%tpIpmateu ~

lob zines Stplum n.-Ste
.a1lu. 8ts." melbet aus Sena: Guf
S1lob Siri4bisel bel llblfdot tit Der
WirfI. 8eb. Ratb Or. 0ittor 8rat
6eudeI bon Spnnersmard, frlber
Gefanoter tn 2openbagen, i'm Gltcr
bon 81 Sabreu geitorben. Der Vers
itorbene mar bon 1997-1902 &ais
isrl. beuti9er 8sianbter in Sugems
burg.
S&reiner. STREET. - Die Grbeiter
Der 0irma Sund Bauer, bic tpeeen
Der GniteIune zines ni&t fpnSioierten
Seihners in Gusitano setreteu tparen,
6abeu ibre Grbeit pieser auf9es
uou,meu.
ttsberfabren. - Neuli6 tpuroe IN
Der Gbplpbs Gpenue bas 6-7idbri8e
E6HterGen bes in Der @leienersS Ctr.
su SoGIert6 tpobnenoen Gamblers
RduI TiheI bonn elettriiben Gram
erfabt. Dem ainbe iuurpen bciee
8eine a~bsefabren. Sofort tpar drats
Iihe Salfe sir Sterle uno bas 6ino
fpurbe In bic alinif gebra6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26

Stetnfprt, 81. Gueuit.-Wir
Ieien TN .1erItner 2ofalan5eiger":
etiens unb Stablperte Nitiens @eieus
inoft Steinfort, gu Stetufort (2us
remburg). - Su ben 0erlpaltungss
ratb Der BeIeuitait iiub, uie uuS
miteetbeiIt tpirb. nafbem Die aapis
t~alerbSbuns burbsefiibrt, usu ein9es
treten Die Serreu Gebeimer 8ommers
sienratb SeIir 9eutih (8erlin) -.
Sirettor aarl bon Der Serber8 (&plns
Rilbeim) uno General : Sifeftpr
Ni6aro l%inoenbers (Hemideie). Sr.
4ebeimrat9 9eutih tritt IN ben
GmtsturnuS bes p%eritprbenen Serru
Uebeimen 8auratb 81. emil Gatbes
nau unb Serr Director Gurl bon Der
Serbers in ~oenisnieeu Der peritorbes
ner G~xeeIer3 Or. 0nautbeim. WuBers
benz beIhliebt Der 8eripaItuugsratb
bic 8efteuung oes Srn. 8enerals
Tireftors Gutenberg ais oelegicrteS
WiteIieo bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Watenbort 80. Iuguit. -
Beitern Gbenb entlub iid iiber u%nierer
GrtiGait Elm 0etpitter, ipie mir iton
LANCE feins mebr erlebt batten. 9urh
bas unaufborlide 9Iisen mar oas
Sorf pie in 8lantmen 8ebiiut. Der
Nesen itiirSte bernieber, be9Ieitet bon
eiuem prtanartieen Winoe. Der bic
D&her tbeilpeiie aboedte. bic 8es
treiSeielber Seritortc, bic Sbit6dume
enttpuroelte ODER abfnidte. Sei Der
p~leeSbriide Stpiihen Saitenbori uno
Bronbenburs ipurbeu BITE bier praht'
poQeu aaitauienbdume CANA sers
Ihmettert. 9amit lit cine Der ihpns
ten 3ierben bes 8leestbales oabiu.
Wer anberntass ben 8emeiuoeipalo
betrat. 9Iaubte, Der SoI5itlag Jet chen
! Inn 4ause, 70 sablrei6 la9en bic ent'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26
1rpRbtpogtbnm.
Ans Der tanptfant.
raeertepten aus E~"rembnrs.

Der mertbe 2eier tutrb benterft
baben, bat BITE r2aS. Ba5ette" ieit
einiser Bet miebernm ibren resel'
masisen saa&rt&tenSienif aus Der
Nlteu 8etmatt erbdlt. Go Ut ms
btes mad pteIeu fruhtloien gemtbs
mnsen, anf einem fpe5ieaem @ese &c.
lumsen. Hir speifeln nidt Saran,
buH BITE 2efer Der r2ug. @a3ette" bieS
i&asen tperben nnb bitten lie 81 be-
merfen, bah Eahridten ans Der ulter
Setmatb In feinem anberem amerifa.
mti&en glatte su finben fino es
iet beun, bae bieielben BON Der rSnr.
Gazette" absebrudt finb.
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Nabrunssmittel- Roth in GuSembnrs.
(evestsn far btete Ssinne.)

8ir Iefen in Der ~8asette be 8aus
Ianne". ,Sn 9ugembure matt IT'D
bic anappbeit an 2ebensmittein int
mer mebr unb mebr fiiblbar. Die
2eute tonnen obue -8urten" fat
nitts mebr ~taufen. lleberaa tpiro
aeaeu bteie SuIt6nbe bem%onitriert.
Sic Resierung bat I'D pieIe Riibe 9es
seben, I'm, Der Rotblose aboubelfen,
aber pereebens. gs beibt, bab Serr
8eIter, Der 8eueraIs0 DIRECTOR oes
aderbaues unb bes SanSeIs. De-
miI5ioniert bat. Seine Stelung
tpurbe tart eridiittert burd Die ners
ihieoenen Seblsriffe, bic er in Sahen
Ser 2ebeusmittel Ueriorguu9 sematt
bat. 8eipnbers bic bemofratiiten
Bereine iouen seseu i'm manifeittes
rem ."--(rXX. SieeIe" bonn 1. Sft.)
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9urrefpunbens aus ben Ebilippinen.
(epryten fur bitfe Seituns.)

lepe3eu Tuf oN1e Se"uneJ
Infer 2anbsmann. Der bohp. Sr.
Srans s. gperreS. s. 9. g.. l6reibt
uns aus Uiean. auf Der Sniel 2u5on:
,8ir batten bier bieies Sabr
aubersepo5nIihe R~egenfdle. Bonn
5. BIB gum Is. Gueuit regnete es obne
llnterlab, ais Oh eine neue Sinttlutb
I'm Gn5ug iei. 1ie Staot Bigdn mar
tpdbrenb IA Tasen bon Der GubenpeIt
poaitdnbie abseidritten. Sic Stras
ben poreu 6intpeeseidtpemmt ober
NIT Sriimmeru sdn5Iib beoedt. Die
meiiten Briiden tparen nieoergertnen
unb bic seipStulih BIER anlaufenoen
Dampfer batteu TIRE 8abrten etniteIs
len miii,en tpesen benz I'm hineiiihen
Weere berri1enben BirbeItpinoe. nno
auf bieien Heeen folgte etne ers
briidenbe Sistpele. WabrIib aui
bteieu giIdnbern iriegt man iebes
Sa6r cine r,eue Sorte bon Wetter gu
foiteul = 0Gbrenb Der lessen Wo>
nate berrIhte Bier eine reeelrette
gpioemie bon Hubr. pelte nod nttt
aaua perihnunben lit. Sn anoeren
SbeiIeu Der Ybilippinen 1T tpieoerum
cine GboIeras Gpibemie auseebrpGen
unb aus Sampfer BITE Wauila pers
laIIen, iperber In Sapan nro Gbtna
our Guarautdue ansebaiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26

Pursuant to law, /, G. W. Clarke,
Governor of the State Of Iowa, do
hereby proclaim, make known and give
notice that at the general election to
be held on the Tuesday next after the
first Monday in November, A. d. 1916
1t being
THE SEVENTH DAY OF NOvEM.
Der, A. ID. 1916,
the following Offices are to be filed BY
the vote Of all the electors Of the State
tO-wit:
and Vice-President Of the United
States, to be filled by the choice OF
thirteen persons, one from each cons
gressional district and two from thA
state at large.
The Office Of Governor Of the Stata
Of Iowa;
The office Of Lieutenant Governor Of
the State of Iowa;
The office of Secretary of State Of
the State Of Iowa;
The office Of Auditor Of State of tho
State of Iowa; =
The Office Of Treasurer Of State Of
the State of Iowa;
The office of Attorney General Of the
State of Iowa;
The office Of Railroad Commissioners
of the State of Iowa to succeed ], A.
Guiher;
The office Of Judge Of the Supreme
Court of the State Of Iowa to succeed
FL. e. Deemer;
The office of Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of the State Of Iowa to succeed
w. ID. Evans.
1 further proclaim, make known and
give notice that at said general cleo
ton so to be held an the It'll day Of
November, A. d. 1915, the following
offices are to be filled by the vote OF
the electors Of the several Congress
sional, Senatorial, Representative and
Judicial Districts, to-wit:
BY the vote Of the electors OF the fol-
lowing Congressional Districts:
The office of Representative in Com
gress from the Third Congressional
District. 2
BY the vote of the electors OF the
following Representative Districts:
The office Of Representative in the
General Assembly of the State Of Iowa
from the Sixty-ninth District, two Rep
r~esentatives.
BY the vote Of the electors Of the
following Judicial Districts:
The office Of Judge Of the District
Court as follows:
The Nineteenth Judicial District,
one Judge to fill out the unexpired por.
ton Of the term Of Robert Benson, re.
signed.
WHEREFORE, all electors through.
out the State and throughout the sew
eral districts herein especially enumas
rated will take due notice and the
sheriffs Of the several counties will take
official notice hereof and be governed
accordingly.
In testimony whereof, / have here
unto set my hand and caused to be
affixed the Great Seal Of the State Of
Iowa.
Done at Des Moines, Iowa, this 30th
day of September, A. d. 1916.
G. w. CLARKE,
Governor,
Attest: W. S. ALLEN,
Secretary Of State
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26

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