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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07

London, Feb. There appears to be
growing belief, both in Paris and
London, that the Germans are prepar-
ing to launch some important military
movement on the western front. For
nearly a fortnight increasing German
activity has been reported along this
line.
The Times says that the pressure of
events may force the German staff to
stake much to preserve confidence at
home and to stiffen the troops by CIV
ing them an illusion of victory by a
movement and the possible occupation
Of a few advance line trenches.
The Daily Graphic says:
Every argument from the enemy
standpoint fayors a great western Of
fensive. The sweep through Serbia
has released several hundred thousand
men for service under German direc-
ton. For a month past near Loos.
Givenchy and Armentieres and at 9TH
er points attacks have been made with
the evident object of finding a weak
spot. Furthermore, the whole theory
of a successful war, according to the
general staff, is that the best form of
defense is an attack. On the political
side there is necessity to convince Ger
man and Austrian public opinion that
something decisive is near"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
Red River Valley Rejoices.

Crookston, Mimi. Feb. THE great
quantity of farm crops raised in this
section last year is illustrated as the
striking feature of the annual meeting
and exhibition of the Red River Valley
Development association, which opened
for week in this city today The
raising of live stock and poultry, the
development of good roads and numer-
Gus problems relating to the better
ment of rural life are to receive atten-
tion in the papers. addresses and dis
cussions of the week.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
Short Course for Merchants.

Lawrence, Kan. Feb. THE third
annual short course for merchants
opened at the University of Kansas to-
day with a gratifying attendance.
During the week there will be round
table lectures for grocers. clothiers,
hardware and furniture dealers, gen.
eral merchandise store owners, drug
gists and shoe dealers. The program
provides for classes in salesmanship
advertising. accounting, show card
writing and textile Judging.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
wiIhsln,ina'. Wedding Anniversary.

The Hague, Feb. lin the capital
and in other cities and towns through
out Holland there was a lavish display
of the national colors today in cele-
bration OF the fifteenth wedding ami
versary of Queen Wilhelmina and
Prince Henry. The royal couple OBJ
served the anniversary with a family
gathering at the palace. The queen,
according to an official statement, is
about recovered from the attack of
mumps which she contracted recently
while visiting the flooded region
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
Reinforcements Are Arriving on the
Greek Frontier and Heavy Artillery
Is Now Being Brought Up for the
Coming Campaign.

Milan Feb. 7-An Athens dispatch says French avia-
tors report the continued concentration of the Teuonc
allies the Greek frontiers. German renforcements
advancing from Uskup to northwest Of Gievgel Fresh
German regiments have arrived at Monastr. Austrian
forces concentrating around the Tcgevkovo and Bull
garan division has finally left Kustendl, going south
ward The transfer of heavy artillery from Nsh to the
Bulgarian frontier is confirmed
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
PRINCE LEOPOLD WILL
COMMAND fORCFSFOR
INVASION OF EGYPT

Geneva, Feb. Prince Leopold Of
Bavaria, who has studied Egypt thor
oughly. will be appointed to command
a German Turkish army in an attack
on the Suez canal, according to the
Bayerische Kurier OF Munich. The
newspaper says the expedition Is ex-
pected to start in the spring and that
1t will be commanded by German Of
ficers who are making preparation at
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
fine LEVIED AGAINST
CITIZENS OF VLNA

London. Feb. IA $1,000 mark fine,
according to Reuters Petrogr~d cor
respondent was levied against Wilma
citizens by the Germans on the ground
that the recent big fire there was in
cendiary. The flames reached general
staff headquarters operating on the
front between Wilma and Baranovichi.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
To Discuss Country Problems.

Philadelphia, Feb. -Four states
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland
and Delaware-are to be represented
in an exposition of the problems Incl
dent to country life at the convention
opened in this city today by the Penn
sylvania Rural Progress association,
number of noted leaders in public
welfare movements are scheduled for
addresses during the four days ses-
sions.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
What Is Economy?

Secretary of Commerce Red
field asks the above question and
then answers 1t thus:
ECONOMY is spending mon
ey wisely 1t means spending
much when much Is needed,
spending little when little Is
needed, none when none is need
ed.
ECONOMY and frugality are
not the same things. Frugality
at times is really waste"
And the essence of true econ
omy Is knowledge.
The information as given from
day to day in the advertising in
a live newspaper like The Even
ing Capitals News is a guide to
true economy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
TWO MEN KILLED IN
WRECK IN Indiana

Vincennes. Ind. Feb. Frank Lam
caster, engineer, and oliver Hazelton,
fireman, were drowned today when the
engine hauling Big Four passenger
train No. 43 went through a bridge on
the Indiana side of the Wabash river.
The coupling broke, saving the remain
der of the train.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
SEEMS
TO BE ASSURED

Washington, Feb &C a 1 m n
Stone of the senate foreign relations
committee today said that after a con-
ference with administration officials it
was his impression that the Lusitania
case was practically settled" He did
not go into details.
Secretary Lansing indicated that
some announcement might be given out
for publication within the next few
days. There was no indication Of
whether the president had definitely
decided whether Germany's latest pro-
posal was satisfactory. Officials let 1t
be known that a mere choice of words
would not be permitted to stand in
the way of the negotiations.
The president has had the tentative
draft before him since Friday night. In
II, German officials say, the Berlin for
eign office has gone as far as it possibly
can to meet the position of the United
States. From high diplomatic quarters
last night came the statement that
Germany believes that she has, with the
exception of making an out and out
disavowal of the Lusitania sinking,
which she considers impossible, con-
ceded every desire OF the United States
and that the tentative proposal ma
terially strengthens the assurances al
ready given in the negotiations over the
sinking of the steamship Arabic. II is
also claimed that the tentative proposal
covers all the fundamental issues in
volved in the conduct of submarine
warfare in the North sea.
1t is explained that direct disavowal
60 ha eli inc . ha Ara al ta
because that act was in violation OF
the instructions given the submarine
commander. In the case of the Lusi-
tania, however, the commander acted in
accordance With instructions. The gen.
eral instructions not to sink liners
without warning was given, 1t was dis
closed last night upon nip author
ity, on the day after the Lusitania went
down. 4 is said that Germany with
held announcement of the fact for stra-
tegical naval reasons.
Responsibility Is Not Denied.
In the latest proposal there is no at
tempt to deny responsibility for the
sinking of the Lustania. But Germany
assumes liability for the American lives
lost, offers reparation by the payment
of indemnity md assures the United
states that the killing of Americans
was without intent. The destruction of
the liler was an act of reprisal for the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
THAWNC RAPIDLY IN
CASCADE MOUNTAINS

Ellensburg. Wash, Feb. 7.-Reports
from the mountains say it is raining.
and thawing fast. The temperature is
the highest in the month. Indications
point to danger from floods.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
MANY KILLED BY
AN EXPLOSION IN
ARMAMENT PLANT

Milan, Feb. IA Bucharest dispatch
today says an explosion at the Skoda
armament factory in Bohemia killed 1875
workmen. Three buildings were blown
up, including the one where the famous
12-inch hydraulic cannon are made.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
CHANGE IN TREATY
IS NOT APPROVED
BY THE PRESIDENT
Colombian Minister Confers
With Secretary Lansing,
on Amendments Suggest
ed in Senate.

Washington. Feb. - Secretary
Lansing today told Colombian Min
lister Belancourt that the president had
not approved amendments to the
Colombian treaty. cutting the indem-
nifty of the United States from
s25,O0O,OO0 to s15,oOO,OOo and making
the expression of regret for the
partition of Panama mutual by the
United States and Colombia.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
REAR END COLLISION
COSTS -FOUR LIVES

Chicago, Feb. -Four stockmen rid
ing In the rear car of an extra freight
on the Chicago & Northwestern rail-
road. were killed in a rear-end collis-
ion two miles from Dunlap, Ia, today
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
Customs Collector Named.

Washington, Feb. 7.-President Will
son today nominated Alexander Nor
rison, of Bathgate, n. D., customs col
lector for North and South Dakota,
with headquarters at Pembina, n. D.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
SNOW DISAPPEARS
QUICKLY AT SEATTLE

Seattle, Feb. Under the influence
of warm wind the snow has rapidly
disappeared No damage was caused
and schools have been reopened. The
snow is melting in the mountains
Train service is more regular and
freight Is moving.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
French Ganaral Dies.

Paris, Feb. General Nicholas Vic
tor del Motto died today of illness con-
tracted at the front He was one of
the heroes OF the retreat from Charlie
roi. during which he commanded a rear
guard brigade.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
GERMAN WARSH|P
REPORTED SUNK

Copenhagen, Feb. IA large Ger
man warship has been sunk in the
Cattegat between the island of Anholt
and the Swedish coast, according to
the newspaper Helsingfor Avis.
The dispatch says 1t is supposed the
vessel struck a mine. Wireless calls
for help were heard. but these ceased
after a time.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
TRAFFIC IS RESUMED
ON COLORADO ROADS

Denver. Feb. 1.-THE 12-day block
ade of railroad traffic in southwest
ern Colorado was lifted today. De-
layed regular traffic over the Denver &
Rio Grande moved out of Durango and
Alamosa. The line over Combrea pass
has been cleared of drifts to 80 feet
deep, ending the longest stoppage Of
traffic over the road in several years.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
FORMER OFF|C|ALSO OF
TERRE HAUTE HAVE
SERVED SENTENCES

Leavenworth, Feb. Edward Hol-
Ter, Alexander Aczel, s. Charles Hough-
ton. Joseph Ohara and George Severn.
former city officials Of Terre Haute.
Ind, convicted in the election conspir-
acy case. were released today from this
the federal penitentiary, having served
their full sentences. ALL by good con-
duct, earned good behavior allowances.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
ALLIES EXPECTING A
GERMAN OFFENSIVE
Believed Elaborate Plans
Have Been Made for a
Great Drive Against the
Lines of the French and
British.
German Official Report.

Berlin, Feb. 7.-(OffciaD-
Artillery engagements of ter
rife intensity have been in
progress in the sector between
the LaBassee canal and Arras,
northern France, and south of
the river Somme.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
SUIT OF FEDERAL
LEAGUE DISMISSED

Chicago, Feb. THE Federal league
suit against organized baseball filed
under the antitrust law. was dis
missed in federal district court here
TODAY,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
INDEPENDENT STEEL
CONCERN ABSORBED

Philadelphia, Feb. THE Midvale
Steel Ordnance company today pur-
chased. control of the Cambria Steel
company, one of the largest independ-
ent steel concerns.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
WARNING IS ISSUED
AGAINST AVALANCHFS
IN THE MOUNTAINS

Washington, Feb. THE weather
bureau has issued a warning against
probable avalanches in the mountain
districts OF Washington, oregon and
Idaho, and floods on the western slope
of the Cascades in Washington.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
Lansing ReferstoS Statements Attributedto
German Under Foreign Secretary
Satisfactory Adjustment In the Con-
troversy Now Seems Probable.
j. i. i. i. i. i. i. j. i. i. i. i. + i. i.
No Reprisals Against Neutrals.

Washington, Feb 7-Germany has agreed
that reprisals must not be directed against any
other than enemy subjects. This expression was
offered by Germany to take the place of the phrase
containing the word ''illega'' which incor-
porated in the draft of the Lusitania agreement
now under consideration
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07

Fifteen members Of the Chicago
police department are accused of
eonnivance with crooks in the con-
fession Of Eddie" Mack, who admits
that he was the leader of the gang
which recently robbed the Washing
ton Park bank in Chicago. Four
gunner, members of the "Gyp the
Blood" contingent of New York's
underworld, were indicted following
Mack's confession and are now held
IN bonds Of $1.200.000. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

ioipicrcu, lucIdc 13 @pd)cu hullert.
Spdter beilldJt er bis 5um IS. MItcrss
jahr idhrlih eiucn Wieberbplltng5furs
BON II 3agen. 9Rit benz 80. Sabr
8ebt CT iiber iii Die S%anoipebr unb bat
bis 6u ieincm 40. Sabr nod Slpei
Sienite bon ie - Sogen 81 mateu,
mn hann in beu @anbiturm iiber3ls
treteu. Sns Attire Seer Der Sdlpei5,
bon cinem itehcnben Seer acht feline
Hcbe. belduft lid in alien brei Nlter5z
f!oiicn ari cirfa 100000 0tamu mn
brandt ulio nitt cr't ourd 3lpnng nui
bicic Sohe 8ebraft 5u merpen. Gam
lit abcr iiir Den &ric9sfau icoer ihlucie
ger Siir9er, nit Irounbme pr Strip
pciu. benl unbemnffneten 3iturm
Su9etbcilt unO fumn jcocr2 ,iubes
ruicn iperoen. Bic 9cp0ltl.. Ia Der
Shlpei5 belduit lid nuf CHA bier
WiGionen Seelcn.
Nls id, beu bctrcffcuOcu Nrtitcl los.
gcbnhtc i'd, Die Ncoattion 10 balo ipie
n1oglid iibcr sic Tcrbdltniiie 81 i'm
iornlireu. tpnnte Damn abcr 9ernbe
feline 3eit iinben unb 10 iii CO bann
unter6lieben. ia Il abcr gcraoe Die
;3cit gefommer, mo ih fiir Den .8atb.
Bciten" 6u bcSablen babe, geoahte ih
es nad)5ubolen. Segc nod 80 Cts.
iiir Die &%ric9starte uub Den Gtla5 bel.
MIN nod ctpo5 iiir ben 6umor.-
Gin Sphn cinc5 Earbmirthes mar ulIf
Dem @aifcnpIab in Srnucnielb i'm
Sienit. NlS ihm bos @clh oil gubc
9iu9, 5ci0tc CT cs icinem %uter iolgentz
bcrmnBcu on:
Gcrfuuf oas aaIb,
@crfauf Die 3ub
llnb id,if' bns @clb
Sem So5nc 81.
Scr %ntcr, llidit rliubcr poctiid
g%ciiuut. %nutlpprtct linn iolgcnocra
maBcn:
Sic aub pcrfnuit
llnb bod tcin @clb,
9os aa(b lit id)ou
Sn Sraucnfelb.
Sn Der SofimIug, Sic iperocn
mcine Shreiberei elmer n~afIidtieen
8ritit unter5ieben, griibt
Td'tuuasnolit,
j. 30
Sic Dctrcifeuoc Nnhrift mar Der
0cIiauc @nrtlaut circr Saiclcr Sc
pcide ppm 80. Scptembcr 1915
9. 3D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

uuD itdblerner 3un9eu lpioer. -
arie9 nit S%eutitlano lit lnper>
meiblid,. Spllen mir iparten, bis
Seutihlanb iein 9esenipdrti9es Slot
t%cnproeramm burtgefiibrt bat? ODER
Iolen mir jeet losihlagen? 8arum
iollten mir es tbun? @eil bic Serr=
ifaft iibcr bas Wccr itets infer lit.
Meil uniere iniuldrc gage, unier
internationaIer Sauoel uub unlere
Seiisun9en forbcrn, bak fcinc anhere
Natiun eS wasen bart, nniere Bur-
berrihaft sur See beraussuiorbern."
llnb uad) Dem Sefanntiperben muie>
res 6lottenpro9ramms ertldrtc 2orb
Noieberrp in Sonbon, baB @n9laub
ielbitperitdnblit NIT Dem Sau ieiner
8riegsidifie Den Imerifanern INNER
poruuseileu miiiie unb iperbc.
San9e bepor mir Die 9robte Slottc
Der &elt habeil, iperoen mir nit Den
Sritcn bas blutiee Hin9cu picbers
bolen miliien, bas lid beute 5fpiidcn
linen unb bepl beutideu Golte ab>
ipielt, = wenn 9cntidlnno niht ais
Sieser baraus b%eruursebt. 8ir fons
men uns nift poritelen, boB Serr
8ilion, Der bod Spc3ialiit in Der eng
liihen @eidid)te lit, bas nid)t piiien
ioltc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
(Ginnrianet.l
Das ainerifaniiebe aer3ts'Gr'
feSitisnssKemite, .Jne.,

bat uiabcr orci Grpcbitipneu bon
Acr5tcn unh Gflcacrinnen nit 9roBcn
3oipitnl I~i@riiitungcn nad ScutId)s
lano gcldjidt.
Sic %@nticnbung Der @rpebitioncn
ipurOe unternomlnen, nad)oem bon
oifi5ielen beutiheu Stellen i'll
Scuti6lano unb bier Die @eriiderune
9eeeben poroen mar, bab lie einem
nirtliheu 8ebiirfniB entipreden nno
bodfpintpmmen iein tpiirben.
Seiner5eit i6rieb Der belltihe Bot
i6after 8rai bon 8ernltorff an ben
S6asmeiiter bieIes &omites:
.Ilit @ergniieen babe i6 ~erfa6ren,
baB elm 8omite, beiien Sdasmeifer
sic iinb, beabiiftiet, Ger5tez @rpeoiz
tionen NIT pouitdubisen Soipitalz
Iusriiitun9en mad Seuti6lanb gu
ihiden.
sd Bite SIC uno Die ii6ri9cn
Scrrcn Deg aomites, meinen auiri6s
tigitcn Sant iiir Sbr bofber5iges
l%lnternebmeu entgegennebmen 5ll
pollen uub bin ilber3eu9t, DAB Die Or
petitioner in Seutitlono niht MIR
b%odtpiQtommcu, ionbern ait bon
groBcm prattiiden Nusen iein
lperoen."
Nahbem Die critic @rpebition in
Seltihlanb angcfpmmen iuar, iibers
mitteltc Scr Stem Oorfer @crtreter oes
beutid3cu Hptbcn areu5es, Serr ges
5irtsomtmann Seder, DEM @oriiseus
bcn bicics aomites cine Iittbeilun9
oes YrGiibcntcn Der SeutId)en @eieQz
idaiteu pom Hotben areuS, General
Der Gopallcric Grcellcn6 bon Yfuel,
Der ertldrt:
.Sieic pillfommenen Geritdrtun9cr
bcs Wilitdr> = a5arettipeiens neroen in
9eutihlanb nit sroBer Sreube be-
lluo crit bieier Gage tbcilte Der
Seitcr Der criten expedition, Or. Ger
maum Slider, Dem aomite has
Sol9enoe nit:
.Socbcn crbultc id bonn aricgs>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

Iiniiterium Die pifi5ielle Nadrift,
baB neitere Ier5te ertpilnidt limb"
9emnah ertpadieu Dem &onite leet
Die beioen Iufgabeu:
/. @eitere grpeoitionen aus3u>
riiiten nno nadl briiben 81 Id,idcn.
2. Die icst briiben tbdtiseu grpcs
bitioncn, bcrcn llnterbnlt 3unddit mr.
auf feds Ionatc pprgcieben mar, bis
gum GnOe bes arieges briibcn 81
erbalten.
@s bralht nidt 9ciagt 81 iucrOcu,
buB Die llnterbaltun9 circs 9an5cn
SoipitaIs, Die @ebdlter iiir aer3te unb
Yile9erinuen. Die DEMONSTRATING uno
sic bon Belt 8u 3eit notbig pcrbcns
ben Grgdn3un9en bcs Soipitalmates
rials 6eocuteube Summcn tpiten. Sic
eritcn 8oranihldge, fir Die nod nidt
bic nDtbigeu G%rfabrungcn porlngcu.
naren 5u niebri9 ge9rifien. gS bot
lid jest er9ebcn, oaB Die ~Nusitattling
elmer expedition bon bier Ier5ten uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
"Siik Day."

Ser "Scritt", Gucbec. Canada,
c%ntncbnlcn mir:
"SicIcs Sabr miro i'm anl3en
Sonlinion AM 20. Sebruar, Gin Seit
81 Gbren Der Slide a6gcbalten
peroeu."
60 bei6loB cine fanuoiidc
Slider ercini9uug.
@%liidlideripeiic lit es nidt Die
Stride. Die eircu iolden geihluB &C.
iaBt bat, ionit ipiirbc cs ipobl nit
SrotcItcn fem @nbc nebmeu.
Sodlt mcrfiuilroigl Sic 8ilicnz
ld)aft bat ioc6en .cntbcdt", baB Der
Slid cine gan5 geiunbc Nabrun9 lei.
limo im Namen Der Sp9icue iuurbc
obcn8enanntes 9cfrct erIniien. Sur
tommt Die @iicniGait ctipus ipGt.
Wcnn Die Stride ibrcn @ldubi9cn
pcrbictct, an Srcitn9en Slciid 81 ellen.
nlio glcihinm Gin Wu p6dentlid,
cincn "SiIdta9" pprid)reibt, bonn
luiro o WiBbraud Der pcri0nlidcn
Sretbcit II. J.. ~. gcrcbct.
Sebcrmann icood), Ole Hid,ts aatbos
liten ipie bic anbcrn. 5oQcu Der Gin
iceung cites ~6iidtagcs" bel
an cincm Sicnstagc.
Sic mcnihlifc Sunmbcit fcnnt
tetflc Orcf3ell ..."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
5wSli SUP Shnes.

slus @eni lpiro iibcr Sari5 ges
melbct, buB Die N0nd)e mo FOURTEEN
burd Den 5lp0lf SUB bod liegenoen
Sdnce aui benz ct. Sernbarp relt9es
icbt iino. Scr Shncc lic9t 10 bod.
ooS Die bcriibmten 9crnbarbiners
Snnbc lid, teinen 8cg babnen fonnen.
2oiuineniriir5e baben Die tele8rdpbllde
unp telepboniide Tcrbinouns NIT beni
aioiter unterbrpden. Seit ad)t Sa9eil
uuo TGhten idyueit es ununterbrod)en.
ioboB Die N0nfe iuobl cincn Wionat
lana bon Der @uBen!uclt nbgeIhnitten
iein ipcrocn. 0tit Sebcn5mitteln ltno
lie reid)lit perIeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

bier big ic6s Yflcserinnen, Die elm
9olplfal bon ctlpa hrcibuuoert Better
oerlebeil, eini6lieBlid Der eeiammten
Solpttals Ansriiituns, Geiietoiten, 8e>
batter II. /. H., fiir Die eriten ieds
Vtonate etlpa $4,000 bis $1,000
to'tet, uno oaB fir ieben lpeitercn
ytonat rtipa $4,000 crforbcrlid iinb.
Vttte belfen Sic nns, baf ,uir oiefes
nOtbtee Wcrf Der Hdhitenliebc nidyt
e~tr5nitellcn brauten! llno bitten sic
aud gnoere, ms sn belfen!
Irtbur b. 9 rieicn,
Soriibenoer.
German q. 90 B,
Shusmciiter.
TictorS i. 8ibber,
Sefretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
Die Sbmei3er wctr.

IibbIctou, Soabo, bcu 10.
Sebruar 1916.-@eebrtc Heoaftion /!
NdCc III Sbrc" gcinabten 3eitunB
.Gat6oliidcr @citcu" in go. 2122
pom "A. Sitober 1915 Gin nit Bale
let ScpcidIc mtcr3cidnctcr Irtitcl
il6cr bcporitchcuocu Wilitdr5paug III
Der SdpciS g~cIcicu. Der mic ee mir
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