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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10
Poet and Reformer Criticizes
Living Condition of Country,
Blaming the Retail Trade
IRx Assoe,a,ss .pressl

TOXIC, Japan.-War Is having a
disastrous effect upon the third class
home" of Japan, according to Mrs.
Akiko Yosano, whose success as a
poet and reformer has led some to
call her a poetic Mrs. Pankhurst.
Writing in one of the national mag
azines OF Japan, Mrs. Yosano says:
ITO those who are eating the bread
of idleness, relying upon the interest
of their money, the advance of prices
is a blessing for they are realizing
enormous profits through the same
cause. No wonder that they are hop
ing for the continuation of the war as
long as possible. These upper and
middle class people do not care fig
if millions of Europeans should per-
ish and billions of the third class
people all over the world should
starve in body and spirit, so long as
they can wax rich and thereby in
they say This is their true state OF
mind This is the kind of ,interna-
ticnal and commercial morality act
ually entertained today by those up
per and middle class nationals of this
benevolent and chivalrous country,
who are supposed to be the guardian
deities of the principles of Bushido."
Third Class Suffers
in short" wrote Mrs Yosano,
those on whom the heaviest burden
falls as a result of the advanced pri-
ces are our third class people who are
earning their bread with their brains
rN,- I, !, rs = hnf h~nI 9
These are the people who scorn the
contemplate psychology of there's,
usurers, spectators and those who
expect windfalls, and strive with their
own hands or brains to ensure their
own living and advancement We
never hope for luxury What We want
is only the means sufficient to enable
us to<liYe and progress to educate our
children and to buy medicine in case
of illness. But even in ordinary peace
time we find it difficult to get these
requisites, and now in this war time
we find our labor can scarcely keep
pace with the rapid advance of pri-
ces. There is limit to our capacity
for work; and though our pay has
risen by 10 or 20 per cent, it is far
from meeting the emergency of those
other prices which have risen by 80
and 100 Per cent s....:=
The writer remarked that many
good and respectable persons had
been kind enough TO recommend what
they called the simple life as rem
edy for the existing situation These
people were crying: Economic and
save but it was not easy to follow
that advice. She declared that the
tendency to luxurious life was one
of the marked traits of modern ia
pan and feared that it was spreading
throughout all classes, each person
catching the infection from his fell
lows. She added: 49,. ..::.... p.
Luxuries are Impossible 49,. =.*r.
But among the people for whom |
speak luxury is out of the question:
We never think of it these days and
do not think we can make our life
more simple than it is. We are fight
ing with difficulty to buy the essen.
tials of life. II simpler life than this
is wanted, We must seek it in the
grave ~. .~s -
She goes on 10 seize an Illustration
from her own existence AS am
writing tonight, she said, my hus
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10
CANDIDATESFOR
CITY ELECTION
:, come FORWARD
Contest for City Attorney to
Be Warm; Many Reported
After MayorShip

Probably the Sarmt ST contest In tho
coming city election win be that for
the office OF city and county attorney.
present reports from political circles
showing that no less than five peraons
intend TO enter this particular race.
city Attorney Arthur ~ Brown
rays he will be out for reelection. He
is a Republican.
I'll be in the race with both feet :"
he asserts You can say that much
for me-
Mistress Report, sister of Dame Ru-
NOR. is whispering about that other
Republicans who intend entering the
city attorneyship race are Attorneys
William T. Rawlins, George s. Curry
and Il. A Deuthitt; Thus far the only
Democratic name that has been put
forward is that of Attorney j. Light
foot. II is understood that number
OF otner local attorneys will be in the
race
According 10 political predictions,
the candidates for Rayor will be l..
l.. Links McCandless, Democrat;
Former Mayor Joseph ]. Fern, Demo
fcrst. and Mayor John c. Lane. Re-
publican, Mayor Lane told the Star
tin today that he would run,
Fern announced his intention some
time ago. McCandless will neither
affirm nor deny the report that he
viii be a candidate
Sheriff Charles r. Rose will be
candidate for sheriff on the Bourbon
ticket. Political gossip has it IT,.
other candidates for this office Will be
Harry H. Holt, John Wise and Manuel
Hopkins, all Republicans.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10
SANTA FE HAS
BEGUN Fight ON
Eight HOURLAW
Files Petition in Missouri Fed
eraI Court to Stay Action
of Statute

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
KANSAS CITY. Miss, Nov. To-
The officials Of the Santa Fe railroad
system do not intend to wait until
January l for the testing Of the consti-
tutionality Of the Atkinson law, which
establishes an eight-hour basis for
the payment of MISUNDERSTANDING
engineers. stokers, conductors and
brakemen-and makes the present 10
hour scale the eight.heur scale after
January 1.
Yesterday the attorneys Of the com.
pany filed a petition with the federal
district court enjolning the federal
district attorney and the labor leaders
from making any attempt to put the
statute into effect
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10
CHINA BOWS TO DEMANDS
OF JAPAN IN MANCHURlA
Especial Gable to Hawaii sMnpo,

TOXIC, Japan, Nov. 1O.-According
to official statements issued last night
China has decided to accept the offer
made by Japan for the settlement of
the difficulty arising over the killing
of number of Japanese soldiers on
duty in Manchuria by Chinese ban
dts. This among other things means
that the demand of the Toxic govern
ment for the exercise of a certain
amount of police power in Manchuria,
the punishment of the governor of
that section of the republic, and the
recognition Of Japanese right to send
military officers as instructors to the
Chinese troops. will be granted by
the authorities at Picking.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10
PUT ON LONG PANTS
WHEN He GOES TO THEATER
.+++++@++++++%4++4
Honolulu. Hawaii.

. Honolulu. Hawaii. 4
; Dear Editor: | have taken no. 4
. tice on boards who have written 4
; ten on them that no boy under 4
; 10 years of age are allowed TO 4
; enter any theater after p. M, or 4
; they will be arrested. 4
; That new probation officer, ice 4
. Leal, is altogether too strict or
) rather too fresh. And | beg to 4
I. ask Sheriff Rose or Judge Whit 4
; ney to give boys and girls at
; least night in a week to go 70
: moving picture theater and be 4
; accompanied by boy or person 4
; IA years or over. am one of 4
; those who can't go to a moving 4
; picture unless put OH long 4
pants. | want the II. p. ID. to 4
, give us l day In a week, Satur- 4
; day, to go to a show. My girl 4
sometimes cry for me as am 4
taken to Judge Whitney. Judge 4
whitney will you give us Satur- 4
; day night to go? Answer us in 4
$3.50 edition Mr.. Editor will you 4
! publish this letter In this after 4
Moons $3.50 edition. page L? 4
A. SCHOOL BOY. 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10
new HAMPSHIRE
VOTE ORDERED
BE RECOUNTED
Republicans Protest Count
When State Swings to Will
son by Less Than 100
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wirelessl

t1tsSociatcd Press BY Federal WireleSsl
CONCORD. New Hampshire. Nov.
10. Formal and official request hav-
ing been made 5y the Republican state
camlaisn committee officials fer a
recount OF the votes in this state, the
same has been officially ordered.
The early reports announced that
New Hampshire had declared for
Hughes by a majority OF 161. Beiated
precincts. which had been counted
upon fer Hughes, came in favor OF
Wilson, however. and turned the state
Democratic by the narrow margin be-
low enc hundred
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10
DELICATESSEN
HELD TOMORROW

Another of those charming tc~ dan
SAINTS will be given tomorrow after.
noon, from $3.50 to $50 o'clock, at
Laniakea. 1041 Alakea street Choice
riards and pastries will be sold at the
delicatessen shop, beginning AT Ig
a. m ADV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10
DEUTSCHLAND WILL
SAIL WITHIN WEEK

NEW LONDON, Conn, Nov. To-
The German merchant submarine
Deutschland will not be able to sail
near the date announced, and will
probably be held in port here for an
other week. The failure TO arrive of
the cargo she is to take back with
her TO Bremen is given out as the
cause of the delay.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10

President Wilson and Secretary Of
War Baker sent kilograms of congrat-
ulation on the occasion of the conyen-
ing of the first native Philippine AS
sembly.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10

DR.. Lauro Muller Brazilian foreign
minister, arrived AT Para ON his return
from tho United States.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10

John Reid, Sr. known as the father
Of golf in Americas, died at his homo
at Yonkers, N. Y.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-10
HELP FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
IN HONOLULU

Buy Christmas Seals from the Boy
Scouts Saturday.-Ady.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-31
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
HELP AGED COUPLE

CENTERVILLE, Ind, Aug. 81
The funeral of George Wright was
held Tuesday afternoon, and large
number of relatives and friends and
his former pupils were present. Mr.
Wright was one of the best known
and most highly esteemed residents
OF Centerville, and the community
joins in extending sympathy to the be.
reaved wife and little daughter, Eliza
beth. :. AT the close of the regular
meeting of the Eastern Star. Friday
evening, the members assembled in
the banquet room and enjoyed refresh
ments which were served in honor of
Willard Elwood of Alta Vista, Va, who
was a visiting members of this lodge
Mrs. Lewis Pfeiffer was recalled
to the bedside OF her mother, who is
dangerously sick . The Camp Fire
Girls collected dishes, kitchen utensils
and furniture from number of people
who sympathized with the aged
couple, Mr. and Mrs Markley, whose
home was destroyed by fire few
days ago, and refurnished the kitchen
for them The couple is keeping house
in the Mrs. Mary Stenson's house on
Walnut street. Miss Charlotte Col
win was the guest of Mrs. Frances
Fender this week, while her mother
and sister Louise. were at Pittsburg.
where it was necessary to go to have
a pin removed from Louise's throat,
which she accidently swallowed a few
days ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-31
Far
Good will Come
from Contest

That untold good will come of the
Richmond Baby contest. which is being
directed by Miss Lillian Mahin, city
visiting nurse, is the opinion not only
OF Miss Mahin, but also OF DR.. A. j.
Whalon, secretary :. Of the Wayne
County Medical Society. which has
nominated committee OF physicians
to conduct the judging.
The effects of the contest will be
seen In the coming generation Of
children, is the prediction OF all in any
way connected with the competition.
Unsurpassed interest has been Gre
ated among parents of children under
two years Of age. Parental pride leads
each couple to believe their child the
most perfect. This induces them to
enter the contest.
Once In the race, parents immediate
ly show new interest In the care Of
their baby. No stone must be left un.
turned to increase the child's chances
Of winning.
Here is where the good results be.
gin. According to the nurse. the par.
ents then become students of diet and
VI 1ACdSuICS "ulCH Will IulPiONC INC
child's health not only during the
contest but afterward.
The Better Baby contest is voted
one Of the most beneficial movements
that has been started in the city for
some time It's effect is more far.
reaching than cleanup weeks, anti
tuberculosis campaigns and hygiene
lectures in the schools 1t teaches
parents proper care of children.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-31
TH|MBLE IN MOUTH
| SEWERS Boys TONGUE

CENTERVILLE, Ind. Aug. 81
Robert Hill, the little son of Mrs. Alice
Hill was playing with his little sister
Tuesday afternoon. and picked up her
thimble put it in his mouth and start
ed out the door. He lost his footing
at the step and fell upon his face.
The thimble in some manner severed
the child's tongue more than half way
across. Dr. Fisher was called and
the child was taken to the hospital at
Richmond, where the wound was
dressed. Although the injury was
very painful and the suffering was
severe, he is getting along as well as
could be expected.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-31
Other Parents
Want to Enter
Their Children

The only complaint which has been
made against the Richmond Better
Baby contest is testimonial to the
popularity of the contest.
1t has been registered by parents
of children either over years of age
or by fathers and mothers whose ba-
bies come under the 6-months limit.
Several have asked that the qualifi.
cations be altered SO their children
might be entered.
AS much as the promoters have re.
GREETED inability to accommodate all the
children in the city, the rules could
not be changed at this date.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-31
SUES TO GET $4,000.

EATON. O., Aug. 31.-Suit to col
lect $4,000 has been instituted In the
common pleas court by the Preble
County National bank against Wilbur
McMechan. John ]. Kaylor and James
F. Duffield. The loan is secured by
mortgage upon eighty-six acres of land
in Jackson township. Because hA
claims some interest in the property,
Duffield is made a defendant.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-31
TO RUN SCHOOL HACK

EATON, O., Aug. 31.-Pupils in rural
territory south of Eaton will be hauled
to the local schools during the coming
term. At a meeting of the board OF
education a wagon built specially for
this purpose was purchased. Edward
Dugan was employed to drive the con-
veyance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-31
ENCOUNTER DIFFICULTY
IN GETTING HOUSES

Reports from Winchester are to the
effect that the Beebe Glove factory,
which is soon to open a branch shop
in that city. is having hard time to
locate houses for its employees. The
foreman of the factory will go from
Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-31

A large industry in Christiana, Nor
way, has leased it's idle land at cheap
rate to its employees, who will erect
thereon individual suburban homes
of their own.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-31
The worlds greatest artists in your home

With all the the world
t.
While the famous Mel Terazni
Sosa Band Pyors Band play marches
Lauder Elsie and comedians with
artists in
Com in nc o
VnosSO to ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-31

This outfit includes large wash with Baby damy
embroidered This store for infants Half Hose Sque Boot
Hoods Sweaters and Baby Blankets.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Die yrSmiIdbe" Klanfel int
GenSsncr 2lbfsmrmen be-
StGtiat.

Wailnnp.- Die burfaus bier
perbdnoiide yGurriippnnet5a", bic
sumeilen quite Snfprmatiuncn aus benz
%ntifan bringt, beit1tigt III. San.)
Die Wtelbnns Der rWencn 3iirter
Ia6rihten" fuegcn Der IusihaItuns
Der r6ntiiden Srasc auf bent fumntet=
Den SriebctsfongreR nnrf has BON
Stalien nnter5etdnete Sptnpter gb=
fpmmen. Sic ,ueik ferner 81 be-
ridten, bnk lid Die S%erbiinbeten bes
Sieruerbanbes INN Stalien unkeroent
pcrpfliftet Batten, cine pdpItltd)e
Snterpentiun auf benz SriebensfpngreR
iiberbaupt nift Su5ulafien. Santit
piro sum criteu Dial MN aud uurt
u D + b Il der Seitc
bic Gtiiten5 Der pm ben ~. 3. ~"
entbiilltcn nenen 8ebeinflaniel 5nge=
geber. BIS beute baben Die fatbu=
liidlen SlGtter Stalien's pun Der an=
gelesenbeit mod feline Tuti5 geitpm=
meit, pb,upbl bieic tic III eriter Clinic
beriibren muR. SDlteit tie lid ipeiter
nariiber nusifmeiseit, 10 ipiirbe bics
fretlif nit Der Salturtg Der fatbu=
liihen SruitblGtter i'm Irpsef bcs
Siidsfs Spebbins BON Mept segen ben
freimaureriiheu uWtefiaserp" iibcr=
einitimrtcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Scne MaiIenpersiftnns sn Chicago.

CHICAGO, Su.-9er @ntbiillung,
baB an 9pnnerstag Ibeno bel @e>
legeubeit bes 81 @breu gr3biidofs
WunbeleinS i'm llniperiitb Club 9e>
gebeuen 8anfetts Der Gcr1u6 elmer
WaIienpergiftung gentadt poroen
mar, fpl9t iebt Die @nt0edung, baB
Sean Grpnes pher Cones, 0iilf8>
&itdenhef beS Clubs, ipurlos perz
Ihpunben lit. Wau bdlt i'm bafiir
perantlportlid, baB nad Dem @enub
Der bon Grpnes bereerifteteu Suppe
beim 8antett me6r benn bunbert Der
an9eiebeneu 80lte erfrnntten.
Sic Yoli5ei perbaftete am 10. Sc
bruar einen bon @rones' intimiten
Sreunoen Inn bon bieiem 5u erfabren,
no Grones iif aufbalte. Ser Ser
bnftete, elm Sran5oie, beiBt Soiep6
Wairetton uno lit Der Shlahter>
meiitcr i'm GOu8reB Sptel. ST giebt
81 nit Grones eng befrcunbet 8e>
lpeien gu fem.
&ub Die 8unbesregierung bat lid
bes Sales angenommen, unb Sinton
Is. Glabaugb, Gbef Des Inter
iuhlng5> Bureaus, untcr3og bas 3im>
mer @rones' elmer sriinbli6en Inter
ilhung, tpobei aQerlei Singc cntbedt
lplrben, Die fallm inter Die lltenlilicn
eines &o65 gerehnet iperben biirften.
Inter Iuberem fano man allber 9e@
bdltern NIT @iften, cine Slinte, 200
8efpebrpatronen, 3iinbihmlr, bier
grpBe BIe6tnnneu nit S%fieB6aumz
ippQe iofpie elm Suurt Nitroglbcerin,
genii9euo nm Elm Strabengepiert gu
iprengen.
Ghriftcn unb Siidjer bon emma
Goldman, Der 5. SO. @. min. 5ei9en,
baB Grones elm lnardiit lit.
$. 8. 9obertp, Der @anager bes
~llniperiitD Club, ertldrte, bab
Grpnes Elm Selltider ober oeutidler
Sbitammung lit, obnpbl er audi Die
cnglii6ey fran50iiihc, italieuiide unb
anbere Sprdden bcmeiitert.
Sic Ypli3ei i'm gan6cn 2anbe ente
ipidelt cine f%ieberbafte Sbdti9feit bes
SUurfen ba66aft 81 iperOen.
(sss6ial2 spsfhe bteIer 8eiiuns.)
Gbicasp, Sa.-Sie perinGte
Gersiftung hes Gr56iihpfs Wunbes
lcins unb 300 8Gite i'm ltniperiitp
Club mar Der Sbeil zines iueltum :
ipannennen Serit0rungsplanes ciner
itarfen unarhiitiiheu Organization,
bic ibr Sauptaunrtier in Gum hattie.
5iinfsebn Witglieber bieier ganbe
banien in Chicago. Ger Saf gcsen
Die Heltsipn, gcgcn bic Hesierung INN
gegen ben Heihtbum lit biz Sriebfeber
bieier Sheuinle. Sas Erpsramm Der
Gbicasuer gnardiiten umfakte bic
SeritOrung peridiebener 6ffentlihen
8ebGuoe ntb Der 81. Namen Static
brale nnb ferner bic gersiftuns Der
einsaugs Grmdbnteu. Sieie Gin5els
beiten murocn befannt bnrh bic Be
i6lasnnbmuns mebrcrer griefe zines
Subn %gaesrini's, elm 9iiti6nlbiser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Dom Kricasttcatcr.
(esesiea fir Dteie Ssituus bsarbsitst.)

Sic Serier baben Die ruilii6en
Eruppen bor benz periiiden Sautz
ibulaf gei6lageu unb Die 8enannte
Staot 5uriidero6ert. - 9eutl6e Sor@
peOpboote babeu on ben So9gerbdnfen
tam II. Sebruar) ben neuen britt
ihen &rell5er DIrnbis" in Den 8runo
9ebo6rt unb einen an6eren 8reu5er
tprpcbiert. - Huliiibe Ingriffe auf
Der gan3eu 2irie i6eiterten. - Sn
Nlbanien baben Die Serbiinoeteu Die
Seituug Eirana 9cilommen, Die 20
Wteilcu BON 9ura38o liegt. Mm
Si9riS e%rlitten Die Sriten ipieoer cine
Sdloppe. - SeBt bdmmert es ben
NQiierter, bab Die Serbiinoeten einen
@oritoB ouf SaIpnifi nur 10 an9eitellt
haben, nm Die 200,0 600 8riten unp
Sran8oien, Die Die 8arniiou bon
SaIonifi bilben, bort feit5ubalten unc
Den anberen Sronten 81 ent3ieben.-
@eueral Soipn3benb lit nod INNER in
&utsels Iutara eingeihloIien. = Ir
Der 8eitfrHut fdmpfen Sran5oien uni
Seutlhe nit ped)ielnbem Slid. @or
Den 9riten bort man %ielten; es linz
fat ltet5 Die Sran3oien, Die lire 9allt
gum Wfartte trageu miiller. - Ser
lin melbet, ihpcre Sntterien tpilroer
britiihe Sront iturmreif MAIDEN. -
Sic 900 9elltiden, Die bon 9eutI6>
&amerrn nn6 Spanii6>8 Guinea ubers
setreteu iin0, iper0en non Oeu Spas
niern nad Spauien 9ebraft tpcrber
3rr Snternierung. - Ser alS SelDs
mnri6aQ elmer Irmee Der @erbiinoee
ten gc9eu Hublan0 fonlmanoterenoe
8rin3 2eopoIo bon 9aDeru ipirb laui
.SoperiIfer &urier" oils Siibrer elmer
beutIdz tilrfiI6en Irmee bel benz Ius
griif nuf ben Sue5>aaual fisurieren
Ser 0enannte bat Die dgpptiider
@crbdltniiic eingebeno itloiert.-@es
neral Cir Sorace 2odipppb Smitbe
9prricu bat baS &ommanoo iiber Die
britiid)cn S~ruppenfrdfte, melde IN
SitsNfrifn operieren, idledter &C.
iunbbeit ipe9en aufge9eben. I'm ieine
Stelle III General Sean Gbriitiar
Smlts getreten, Der ons &pmmanbr
I'M Sc3ember an Cir Smitb sSorrier
bate abgebeu mii1ien. - Sic o&DIn,
3t9." melbet, bab bel DEM leeter
Zeppelin" slleberfa1 auf Die @rafe
ftoitcn Wittels gnglanb'5 auBer Dem
&reu3cr Caroline" nod Die britiider
3erit0rcr .@ben" unb 0gtitb" bon Den
9omben Der beutiden 2uftI6iffe &C.
t"rpffeu umb gum Sinfen gebra6t
lporbeu Iiub. - Nad beutifem 8es
ritt purbc am 8. 6cbruar Elm franz
50itihes &riegsihiff an Der iprti6er
Siiite 5eritort. Snris fiirftet, bnf
bieies ibr Stronger "Imiral G6arnier"
lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Surrcippnbens.

Cascade, Sopa.-Nm Cams
tag Wpr9en nm 1913 llbr peridieo
nah piertdgi9er aranfbeit Srau Sobn
@ebl, noblberieben nit ben Stcrbe>
iaframenten. Sic mar cine Sblpeiter
Der bur GINGER 3eit in Subuque per@
idiebenen Srau $. Sauoper unb itanr
in ibrem rs. 2ebeusiabre. @s be-
trallern lie adt ainbcr uno % Gnfel>
timber. Sas Se9rdbniB fanb Sicnss
tag inter 2eitrn8 beS bodlp. Serrr
@ebl, @erpauOter Der Seritorbenen
itatt. r. 1. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Spbn Gruncs'. Nacsriui lit in5iuiihcrt
perbaftct iuDrDer.
ySaatntais @pdje" IN Soma
fcitaeicBt.

9es Woines, So.-9ie Soat.
mails Situation lit offenbar 10 boil.
n~ilusslos, baB @ouperlleur Glart
pffi3ieae &cnntniB baopn getommeI
uno bei6lpilen bat cine proclamation
fir cine vSaatmais s@ode" 81 CT.
lalien.
Sie @pde ipiro notwithstanding an
26. 6ebruar bis 4. Mar3 iein. 81,
8ote lit feitgeieet iporbeu, nm biI
Nufmertiamfeit iebes Sarmers on
ieineu Santenpprrntb 81 lenfen. e,
miro berihtet, baB in pielen @cgcu.
BEN. beionbers i'm norbli6en She'll De.
Staates aler Saatmni5 ein9efibr
iperben mub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
Neimltate!
81 ubp0rb, Wontana,
hrn % Con III

8ubp0rb, Wontana,
Den 20. San. '16.
@ertbe Serrenl
Ginliegenb finbeu Sic Gbed
our 8~e5ablung meiner In5eige
fir einen peiteren Wonat.
SD muB ii6erlih 9eiteben. bab
Die In5ei9e III Sbren gldttern
Neiultate bringt. Sd erbieIt
ungefdbr fiinf3ig Infra9en unb
i6lob mebrere @erfdufe ab.
Sebr adtun9sboQ,
Sranf SALES.
sic fGnnen Sbr 2ano perfaufel
uber irseub ein 8ebiirfniR Der Sarm
bes &eims pber hes 8eihGftcs leidJ
befriebigen, uenn Sic IN bieic
Settuns an5eiaen.
Sbuen Sic cs iett!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
gerimttguttg!

2aut st. Soiepb'S>Slatt" bat
nidt Der Der torbene Siifof Carroll
BON Nueba Segopia, Ybilippiuen,
Ionbern gii6of g. s. 6urtb, iein
Natfolger, Dem tatbolii6en fran5Dz
iiidben 8rppaganba : aomite iene
trGftige Nbfrbr 3utbeil iperben laiien,
iiber Die in p~orlester Summer 8ebe
gin9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-17
3u pcrfnufen pber sn pcrtanid)cn

5n pcrfntfen pber 5t pertanldjeit:
Nu mcin Hano fir cine grDBcre Sarm
pbcr Nnnd,. SD niinIfe an mcin
Snto i'll elmer Sldd)e lno i'll peutl6cr
tntbpliiher 8cgeno 81 ba6en.
Sd babe brci @icrtclieftionen in
Buffalo Gpuntp, SiibsS otpta; cine
%iertelicftion in 9olt Gountp, Sc
brosfa. unb 200 Ider in Selafparc
County, Soma.
ollie bicie 2dnbcreien iinb in be-
Qucnter Grtferuing bon fatbpliiden
&irhen uno Shllcn gele9en. Ibreis
iiere: u. W.-142, bieic5 Slatt.
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