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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-18
Many distressing Ailments experienced
by them are Alleviated by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Here is Proof by Women who Know

Lowell. Mass-"For The last three years have
been troubled with the Change of Life and the bad
feelings common at that time: was in a very ner,
vous condition. with headaches and pain a. good
deal of the time so was unfit to do my work A
friend asked me to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound, which did, and it has helped me in
every way am not nearly a SO nervous mo neaa
Vegetable Compound is the best remedy any sick
woman can take."-Mrs. MARGARET QUINN, Rear
25S Worthen ST., Lowell, Mass.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-18

Isaac Gaskill, age ninety, of Null
Vile, N. J.. is Gevotee Of dancing.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-18

Weak, Fainty Heart, and HysterIee
can be rectihed by taking "Renovine" a
heart and nerve tonic. Price soc and 81. Adx
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-18

More than 20 per cent of the exports
of Jamaica come to the United States.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-18
WHAT Is
LAX F0S
Full of Trouble.

you're looking awfully gloomy, old
top. What's the trouble?"
Trouble enough, lod top. Me Wallets
SICK dontcherknow, and / don't know
whether I've got on the proper tie and
socks that go with the suit I'm wear
ng."-Browning' Magazine.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-18

Important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, that famous old remedy
for infants and children, and see that 1t
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-18
She Tells Her Friends to Take Lydia e. Pinkham's Re

Tells Her Friends TAKE Lyula
North Haven was had the Change of Life
which is trouble have. At first didn't bother me
but after bearing down pains called doctors VINO
told different things but they did not cure my pains op
Pnkhams Vegetable Compound and Sanaiv Wash? Well got
them 10 bottles of Vegetable cou
feel myself reganing health also used Lydia Pnkhams
Sanatye Wash and it has done great deal OF good ANY one
coming who suffers from female troubles or Change
life tell the Pnkha remedies There are about ~
If ms here who the world Of FLORENCE lsELI,
BOX 1877. North Haven, Conn.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-18
Necessary for Eggs

Grit or lime Is absolutely necessary
for egg production,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-18

There are about 1900 gas plants in
this country
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-18

Mrs. Marie Allen aged n was IA
tally burned in her home near Bel.
zoni when she poured oil on the wood
in kindling a fire. She died in few
hours.
Meade County news., 1917-12-27

mainmast. There was nothing living
visible; to all appearances the ship
was totally deserted; the last strag-
glers had taken to the boats. Olson,
who lay next me on the deck jerked my
sleeve, his uplifted hand pointing to-
ward the starboard rail amldships.
"There's two of 'em," he whispered.
My eyes caught the indistinct out
lines, unable for the instant to make
them appear human. Indeed 1 was
still in doubt when McCann's voice,
with the old hateful sound in it, called
into the darkness:
"BelOw there; are You still fast?"
"Aye, fast enough, an blamed tired
O. holdin' on" grumbled someone below
testify. "Why don't yer come along
DOWN.
'Tn a minute. Is everyone in the
boatsT
II don't know nuthin' bout the
steward; nobody amt seen him yet,
less he got in somewhar else; nor
Tom Dugan. Tony sez he's in the
cabin"
"Well, he isn't; just come up from
there. We won't wait for the blame
Meade County news., 1917-12-27
AMERICANS GO THE LIMIT
Speed of Motorcycles Used by United
States Soldiers Attracts Atten-
tlon In Paris.

All Paris Is familiar now with the
sight Of huge motorcycles ridden by
big fellows in campaign hats and guild
ed through the streets at alarming
speeds by sure and steady hands, says
war correspondent. 1t seems that
the ordinary French motorcycle has
something like three horsepower, while
these American military motorcycles
develop IL horsepower. This leads the
French to observe that Americans love
power and lot of 1t. In their ma.
chimes they must have 1t.
One Of the Paris papers has been at
pains to look up record made In a
24-hour race on the Sheepshead Bay
track not long ago. Somebody on o
mechanical red devil with two wheels
maintained during that period, It
seems, an average speed of a hundred
miles an hour. The French commsn-
tator notes the figures, and hopes that
the American staff motorcyclists whe
carry dispatches between American Of
flcers and the various bureaus OF the
French war department will not make
1t point of national honor to equal
the 5heepshead Bay record on Ne
Boulevard Saint-Germain. One fan
cies that the Frenchman who makes
the uggestion-mildly, as he says
really. thinks that the mad Americans
are quite capable of going anywhere "
fast as the!r mnchbDes w1llEet Aem-
Meade County news., 1917-12-27

u picked company, worthy their chief.
The other boats held more?"
about twelve men each, sir"
Leayord's eyes met mine in silent un-
derstanding. He was seaman enough
to instantly grasp the purpose Of this
unequal dlvision-the lighter boat
would be the better sailor, the easier
operated in heavy sea.
(which boat was 1t you fellows
chose2" he asked.
"The port-auarter boat"
81 thought so. What7l we do with
Dugan, sir7"
"Throw him into the bosun's bunk,
and then nail up the door. Wen give
Meade County news., 1917-12-27

Enough ter make me want ter live
long 'nough ter spend 1t, anyhow. Are
you comm down this way agin, Du-
ganT
"No; I'll have q look at the cabin on
my way up; the boss doesn't want any
mistake made. There's nuthin' left
ter do aboard this hooker; she's tick
eted for Davy Jones'"
He stared below q minute, as though
to make sure of what Tony was doing
down in the engine room; then, appar-
emily satisfied, swung to firm footing
on the deck Of the passage, flashing his
light aft. The radius was small, and
his glance must have revealed nothing
strange, for the fellow whistled softly
as he advanced.
He was almost ut the staterOom door
behind which we were hiding before he
even noted the absence Of the wooden
bars which had confined the prisoners.
He stopped, look Of amazement on
his face, the lantern swung higher to
throw the light forward. Before he
could move limb, / had stepped forth
into the radiance, the muzzle of my re-
volver held within three inches of his
eyes.
Don't drop your hands, Dugan," 1
said sternly. "Not an inch, you brute.
Here, Leayord, take the lantern from
him. Move quietly, all of you. Now,
Olson, If there is a sheet in there, or
anything you can make cord out of,
bring 1t to me-yes, take the lantern
minute. Good that will answer; now
lads, make 1t strong, sailors knot"
Dugan sputtered and swore under
his breath, but the shock had robbed
him Of all power of resistance. never
saw more amazed look In q mans
eyes. He stared at us as though we
were ghosts raised from the grave to
haunt him.
anyone below beside Rapello?" I
asked, gripping his shoulder so as to
make him look at me. ANSWER now
or I'll take means to make you"
mo"
mo, what, you foolI You are speak
ing to the captain of this ship"
mo, SIR"
"That's better; you were the two
last men left aboard, l take 1t; 1t was
your job to open the sea-cocks?"
He nodded sullenly, as dug the re-
volver deep into his cheek.
"You dirty murderer where did you
leave Mccain? Twist his neck, Lea
yord, until he finds his tongue"
"On deck" he sputtered, "close by
the companion; he-he was going
down to the cabin after the girl. Tony
was the only one left in the engine
room, and was sent along to see that
he left the cocks OPEN"
"The boats were all over the side
then?"
Eyes, SIR"
"How many of them?"
'Four."
"Where were theyW
He set his teeth, but the pressure Of
Leayord's fingers compelled an answer.
"Three o. 'em had got away, lynn
maybe hundred yards out, and the
fourth was still at the ladder, waitln'
fer us to come over the side"
"Thls last one was McCann's boat?
Who were In it?"
~ didn't look over ter see, SIR"
"Maybe not, but you know just the
same. The men were all picked for
the boats. Give me the Names"
"Well, thar wus Liverpool, White,
Dubois, Tony an myself, the niger,
Watson, an'-let's see-Joe Sachs"
"Seven-with McCann and the girl
nine; not overloaded surely, and quite
Meade County news., 1917-12-27
chore Time Iona Past

Uncle Lige brought clock. onS
night the clock got out of order, and
began to strike.
The old man awoke and counted 102.
He promptly sat up in bed, and calling
to his wife, said, "Cynthy, get up, get
up. It's later than I've ever knowed
It to be."-Everybody's Magazine.
Meade County news., 1917-12-27
On the Rocks.

"Their honeymoon Is over"
"Dear mel Are you quite sure
about thatT"
81 haven't the slightest doubt Of 1t.
She's beginning to remind him that
she was making $25 week when he
married her"
Meade County news., 1917-12-27
COVETED BY ALL

but possessed by few-a beautiful
head of hair. If yours is streaked with
gray, or is harsh and stiff, you can re-
store 1t to its former beauty and lus-
ter by using LA Creole" Hair Dress.
ing. Price $1.00.-Adv.
Meade County news., 1917-12-27
Az tha Movles.

John on being asked whether OF
not he had enjoyed the moving pic
ture he had just seen said sagely: u
didn't, but it makes no difference nowi
it's all over"
Meade County news., 1917-12-27
Ke.ninp the Duality In

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININB, tho World: Famous
Cure for Colds and Grip, s nov SOc Pes . DS1 az a
ferent Medicinal Concentrated Hxtracte and CheMf
icals contained In LAXATIVE BROMO QUlHNlNA Mn
1t was necessary to increase tho price 70 tne
Rist It has stood the test for Quarter OF Oener
ury, II is used By every Civilized Nation
Meade County news., 1917-12-27
DoubIv Henpecked.

June-Meek men will inherit tDH
earth, 1t is said.
Jane-Won't their wives get chestyi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

beim. nOiirfte ih frasei,, pem i'd
5lt Oanf perpflifytet biu?"
%, oaS bat nihts 81, iagen," errpi.
oerte Der iunge Iann. ,lltein Name
lit Simonettt. Sd bate nit meiner
Sadyt einen fleinen A,tsfIug unter.
nommen, nobel mild Der Ooftor be.
gleitete. Bel Dem oidyten Hebel b.
ben mir aber sic Rid,tune perlorel
unb bas ipar gan5 gut, benn ionIt
miiroen mir lie nidyt aefunoeu baben. "
sd mar 9aiiagier an 9oro Der
vYenrlplpania"," iagte Der Shirt. lie
lit aui cine Sanobanf gerutben."
0us Sprefen itieuibm Wiibe Az
MAIDEN unb Ser ilnse Mann ihnitt
inn bar,um Die &eoe ab.
Sic fonnen uns oas nlles nadber
er5dblen, idlofen Sic crit nod elm
bisden, bis lie pieber sar5 ~getrdftiet
linb."
@r perlieB ole Sabine uno CERES.
beim periuhte al idlaien. Ga CT
aber beftiges aopfpeb hattie, eelang
linn Dies niht.
CT griff na9 eillieen 3%eitlnger,
Die er aIf einsm Etibfen in Der .H6be
oes gettes liegen iab.
Wedaniid iiberflog er Die Seiten
uno tpoqte lie ihon mieoer binlegen,
ais iein Inge burd einige geiperrt
georudte 3eilen gebuuut Duroe.
Die Srasooie an aonigsplae!
'Stedbrief gegen ben 6iiriten Oerres.
beim, Der oes Woroes angetIagt iit."
@r las Die Wittbeilung nit fai.
iungsloiem Stauilen unO bate Die
3eituns nod in ser Sano, oils Simo.
netti Dieoer in sic Sabine fam.
~Na, ipie eebt's3" fragte oieier.
rSeien Sic Die Seituns? Oas lit
reft!"
rSa," iaetc 1erresbelm rubis. sd
leie eben Die Hafridt iiber oen Moro
in Berlin am aonigsplas."
&a4 ia, idredlife @eihitte!"
iiel Simonetti elm. Sen Siiriten
Derresbeim ifeinen lie nod nift &c.
81 buben."
.0ein| iagte 9erresbeim iid) mIf
ben gllbogen itiieeno. sd bin
Jiirit 1erresbeim, Serr Simonetti.
Wann fonnen Sic mid an San0 brin.
gen, bamit id iobulo ais mOglih
llab Berlin '5uriidfebren famn3"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
k $tdrke Ciebe zines Thames. >
90. 9 :. ....nt

mubten, als er ibr ieine 9iebc geltan.
Den botte. gr borte nod ipl @eiite
ibre Gimme lHe cine feriie Muiif,
unenolid iIB uno uniagbar %trauris.
Ste itJien aus ben rauifenoen go.
gen berauf5utonen. Or iiibIte ibre
8iille mlf ieinen 2ippen, ibre ipeihen
5arten @rne In ieinen SdIs, ibr
Serj, mie es an Dem ieinieen itIua.
y0ergiB mid ni6t, mein 9ieb!l"
Was bate er fiir Elm Hett, an per-
langen, oab lie nod on i'm oenfen
lolte? Seine grobe 2iebe mar mie
Elm finiterer Sfatten in ibr junges
2ebeh e%efaIen. Nein! Or mollte
liebcr piini6en, bob lie i'm baIoielt
oergeiien mod)te. ,rno oos miirbe lie
audi mobl iid,er tbun. Sic mar ia
nod 10 jung, oas 9eben lag nod Dor
ibr. Na6 nnb naf piiroe lire 9iebe
81 inn erblaiien uno abiterben. Gin
anoerer miirbe fommen uno ibr Ser5
Don nei,em in 2iebe erbeben MAIDEN.
Iber, Der es aud INNER iein moge,
menn er ibrer Glih tauienhmal Mir
bigger wdre, ais err es ge,peien ipar, er
fornte lie nit feiner leioenidaitIihe.
rem uub bingebenberen 9iebe Iieben,
ais er eS tbat.
v@ott iegnc Did, nlein SiebIins,
mein alles," murmelte er. ,Wtoae
meiue pabmiinnige 2iebe niemals
mebr ibren Sf)ntten alti ocin jungcs
Seben \uno bein 3utiinitiges Slid
merfenil"
Ger aapitan fam beran.
r9ie vTenniplpunia" lit it)on
i6nea am Sinfen; lie miro baIo mt
tergebem."
9erresbeim nidte.
.rSfpn gut" iogte er.
Der &apitdn nnbnt leine Yfeife
berpor.
vSaben Sic nod eli, wenig Co
bat?"
Terresbcim 500 icin 9cutelden
beroor uno reihte es ibnt. Damn
filte er lid, feline eigene Gieife.
Sic itanoen Seite an Seite ilno
raudten idppeisenb. ga fam cine
grobe @cue. Sn,sbot it,ien tie 81,
iein. lie itylus gegen Die Seite bes
Sdiffes. Sos Shiff leste lid Inn
rro Der Siirit iiel aiii ben Niiden.
Der ipriibcnbe @iidt batte ibm Die
Iltgen gebIeubet. Oils err pieber
ieben foitnte, mar Der &apit1n Der.
iGapunoen. Der tapfere Wtann mar
untergegangeil.
Cine aipeite @ele trai oas Stiff
ruo 3erresbeim iiiblte, pie er beitig
gegen bas 0cdbaus g~eid,leloert
wurbe. Ginige M,tsenblite log or
reeungslos ba. "a fam nod cine
WelIe uub err fp,irbe itber 9or6 ge.
idrpemmt. Or bate oils er umgeipor.
fen mir6e, cine iiberbdnsenbes Sau
ergrifien. las Gnoe oieies Saues
belt er nod initinftip felt. Shppim-
men par i,nmo9lih, benn cine Wele
it,lug iid iiber Die aitoere. gr lab
nod. pie Der Hebel lid 5~ertbeilte uno
als er allf Den aalnm e'rer ReIe oe.
trugen tuir6e mo Inn it'd iah, be.
merfte er, oab oos Sdiff perifpun-
ben mar.
Gerresbeim nabm ole ieine 8eoan.
fen %5ulamnlen, I'M lid auf einen GU
ten Cob por5ubereiten unb nod eiilen
aft Der Heue 81 eripeden mir aqe
Siiroeu ieines Sebens. Snnitten oie.
ier furd)tbaren @iniamfeit ulb Der
beillenoen @oaen bate er MIR nod
@ebunfen Fir sic epigfeit. @ie i'm
Sluge flo9 iein ganbes Se6en an i6m
pofiber.
~@ott lei mir Climber sndois,,"
riei CT, odrn perIieBeu i'm ieine
Gimme.
-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13
81. &apitel.

Die 8oote nit Den Eaiiasieren Der
rVenniplpania" iparen ollie gliidlih
an 2ano gefomnlen mo bic @erette-
ten batten cine ausfiibrlid,e uub be-
lpeglibe SdiIberlins bon benz Inter.
gauge oes u%ngliiflifen Sdiffes uno
Dem belbenbafteu @etragen bes aapi.
TONS unb bes Tiiritcn I~erresbeim se-
geben. gs mar gang SmeifeIlos, baB
beibe ertrunfen tparen uno oas aage.
meme Sntereiie brebte iid MIR nm
ben belbenbaften 600 bes 5iiriten
Derresbeim. Bon ieinem 8erbre1en
ipraf niemaro mebr.
Die Spolten Der 3eihingen woren
angefiilt nit 0eribten iiber Dies
traurige ereienib. 0as Cob bes TIT
gliidIid)en Jiiriten Durbe in alien
Sonen geiunseu. IS fanben ii6 10.
gar Oidter, ole Die Seloengeifihte in
8erien bradten.-
Sris lag nod INNER lueiB unO I'M.
bepeglid in ibrem buntlen &ranfen.
3i,nurer. Seine Natrift orang an
ibr Sbr. Sic bate sipar bas BE.
muBtiein wieoererqangt, idNpebte aber
nod INNER In bodJiter 2%ebenssefobr.
3tDar idrien es, ais Oh Die Sugenb ben
Sieg irber ben Sob bapontra9en
niiroe. uno Die Mer5te fparen ol,rd).
aus niGt obne Spffnung. IS hing
allies bon Der Belt uno Der auiopfern.
Den Tflege ab. Pin benz Gage. al,
benz Die 0adyriht bon Dem Inter.
gauge Der yVenniplpania" uno bent
SeIbentobe oes 5iiriten Ierresbeim
in Berlin befanut muroe, blidten Sris
Iuseil gum eritenmnl pieoer flarer.
Sic Jap Die @roBmutter irasenb al.
sd CLAUDE nidJt, oaB i'd iterben
mer6e, @ruBmama," iagte lie
0ie @rafin itreidelte Dos lpeibe
mueere Sdnbd)en uuo iaste ianit:
YOas moIlen mir nidt Soften, mein
&ie6line, OF MART iebr. iebr franf,
aber Der liebe Got bat nod eirmal
sebolfen. @enn 81, erit pieoer frGi.
tiger bit, ounn iatren mir outs @ut.
Treilit on DID barauf?"
Sris blitte line 3eitlans nadyoenf.
lid orein.
oWenn Yapa unO Wiai mid nod
10 lmge e~ntbebren fonneu," meinte
lie. Cine @eiIe lag lie san8 rubig
0a, baum ia9te lie: rSait on an Germ
BON Spiser geidrieben, @roBnmma?"
ga" erDioerte bic 8r1fin. Sd
babe i'm seipro9en uno ibm aaes &c.
iagt. mas on mir aufgetragen bait"
Dante Dir, !iebe @roBmamn. Gr
ipar mobl iehr boie, pie2"
.@uerbings," iagte ole @rdfin,
~aber mir pouen ooh lieber BON
etpas anocrem iprcdyen oils bon ole.
lem Serru BON Spiser. SD ocnfc
bod, Dab er fir immer aus oeiuem
Sebpn geid,ieSen it,"
80 ia, ia!" riei iie. sd bin 10
frob. Dob i6 i'm nif)t Su beiratben
bruud)e." sic itmiioerte. Or mar
ia iebr freunbli1 uno iebr gut unb id
bin ibm ia 10 banfbar, aber-"
Sic marote lid ab uno itIoB Die
Augeu.
Die @rGfin lab trauris in oas
peibe 1eiidd. @ie LANCE mar es ibr
nod mOglih. bic @eiHidte bon benz
Woroe un6 Dem Sobe bes Siiriten
Dor ibr gebeim si 6alten2 llnO wie
luiiroe iie Die Redrift a%ufnebmen2
@tnmal mubte lie es ia erfabreu. Sn
allen 3eihingen itanb es ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

Gin Bud, has inn Bette eines
ieben Jarmers, @iebs nnh 8efIiseI.
5fihters fem iOlfte.
Sist s~lusianft aSsr aranfpsiten
ssras Sis"'s sss e ss Sis'' sss
Ma man traa.rtiss a~raniaa,s.
epmptsme erfenuf.
unS bic araniesit btbaussif.
eeatpte nns anicetfnnsen far taS
wltfhsn nns sas Gtnsebsn psn gtes.
aaSsinnssn tar has wHf@en ssa
H Srsssn i ssn s !asss sos 's Ss,, ss
bon eiiass nfw., ufw.
wa, tsaDtssa sasiatiiats asrtsa
beS ehpetnes anb bts ehafeS, nsbf
pbotssrapbtfnsn Sanhrattsnsn
Die fahmdnuii&e ausfunft, bic In
biefem guhe ertbeilt wirb, fann
Sbnen mnndyen Collar paren.
Shreiben sic iofort fiir elm
Gremplarl
8reis, purtOirsi, % Gents.
Rou abreiiiere:
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
8efelIsetteI.
Catholic 4riHitns 60, dubuque, Sopo.
Wertbe Serren! - Gtnfteoeub 2s
Gents, tlr pslbt eis MIR ssfI. elm VSfmpIoc
beS 8u6es Abe Farmers BstertRarp 0utss
anb Villas, pie anaeoest ~6uferben noHen.
Wdrie:
ssouie. Cir. oocr Boz no. ................
- 9as lit fein 9taun, Der, ipo bas
8robere gu 9eipinren lit, es an Dem
8leinen iih genii9en ldBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

Sur1 cine Setradtuns, Die
bas 8ebet eiuleiten unb burh3iebef
iou, miro Der Seele ibre polite Ibs
hdneiefeit bon Soft unb ibre innisite
8emeinihaft NIT Soft gum 9etpubts
iein sebraht uno bas DHei6 8ottes
III nns" mebr uno mebr begriinbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

- - - - -
Ils er ipicber 5l lid FAM, iab er 81,
ieinem groBten Gritnunen,> Dap cr
gar5 bebagIit in Dem 9ett elmer
h,rurioien Sabine lag. 3wei WGn'
ner %itanoen an ieinen gett. Sic
talibten beioe eineu gIif aus NM
nidten iid 3u, OILS Oerresheim Die su,
gen ofinete.
Damn itieB er einen tieien Seuf3er
aus.
.9ebt's pieoer beiier2" iragte i'm
elmer Der WGnner. @s mar ein net.
ter iungcr Wam nit angenebmef
Stinme uuO angenebmem @eiidt.
Y@o bin it?" irogte 1erresbeim
nit @n%itrengrng.
Sic iin6 an @oro Der .Wfope","
crpiberte Der iilngc Wann. ~9ieies
lit meine Sadyt.s mir babcn Sic beuit
morgeu aufgeiiibt. Sic babeu rpobl
S6iffbrl,f gelitten2"
G%erresbeim nidte.
,Wir Dollen i'm lieber nod nidyt
iprehen laiien," miihte iit iest Der
anbere Serr ein.
SShon, Serr Softor," iagte Der
iunse Wann. Sic perhen ieet Der.
iuben 5u ihlafell," manbte err ii6 on
ben Siiriten. ,ytah ein padr Stlln.
Den SdIaf meroen Sic ii6 lpieoer
frGftiger fiblen."
9erresbeim ihloB Die @rtsen uno
lpar balo Dieoer eiuaeitlaien. InS
er ermad)te, itanS Der iunge Wann
mieoer al ieinem 8ett nit elmer SaIic
0ouillon IN Der Sanb.
r.Rebmen sic Dies an lid" iaate
err. Ser 9oftor, mein Sreuno,
meint, Sic miir6en iif balb pieber
erbolen."
.9anfe iebr." ertpioerte 1erres.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

elm ODER 5nei Winuten lag lie re.
glingslos ba. Damn ofinete Tie Die
@ugen iu,o Der b~offnungsloie Sam.
mer berielben trieben Der 8rafin Die
EbrGnen in Die Iuscn.
SIT er toot2" iliiiterte lie faum
borbar.
@iui neiste ben aopi.
ga! Sd FiirdJte ollie glaliben e5
-er ging unter. Or nat lid benom.
men ME elm SeIb. Sier in Der .3ei-
tllns fannit on leien, mas mar DON
ibm i6reibt."
Or las ibr laut Den 9lrtifel Dor.
,Siebit ou," rief Wili, nit Mirbe
ieiner g%rregntg nieoerfdmpfeno, ben
lesten Hlas. Der nod frei tpar, bot or
ienem Sennig iiberlaiien, er bot bis
gum leeten Gueenblid benin aapitdn
mls9ebalten. Nidt wabr, SriS, bas
iiebt uuierem iSiiritcn dbnlif?"
Sic offnete lungiam Die algeu.
(Sprtietung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

9as lit fein Ytaun, Der, lpo oas
8robere gu 9eiuinnen lit. es on Dem
3Ieinen iih genii9en ldbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-13

Sd bin aus Nelore, 8ritiidz
Snoien,
une tparpe poH hstbntf6tn 9lteru gtbprsa.
%, iuurbe I'm fatbpItiAen O,tfFens.Nat ttn.
saas et4ssen. 9s aibt punberts bon atu.
bern, bic pierbtn fommsn mSGtsn, absI
lufsr prtsfer fast, bah bic 9eiten 10
fhwtsris fetsu infslss btS artsses, bah e.
EH pteaeiNt ssbipnngen islen mag, has
tbm ntht tetfeu?
tie Iietate Bate iptrs bansenb anse.
npmmen anb fufr perbsu uerfudtsn, ane
Uabsn baburd 5u peraAteR, bah MIR fAr
unfsre 0obltbdter beten. eplds, bte 5ebn
3tnb etn eaH5es Sahr long 81 seryfLsgsn)
geben, fDnnen ben Ramsn belimmsn, BEN
baS Qinb BEL Der Tanie trhaiten Ion nub
perssn cine photographic ibrss enas.
ltne6 erbaIten.
Dian isnss isims 8abs s.h. an sirs
3ettuns sber btreif an Rev. Sathtr
B g., NsItn, .geasre. SritiR Snbia.
(Tis poitssbtbr thr Sriefs nad Nsnsrs
III ftni 6entS. 4elb mag man id,iden
per SnterRatipnai Wonep SrtsI. u. 2.
Rotss ober per psrfSuItdtn Gped.l
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-30
JAPs OFFER YARDS
FOR U. S. SHIPPING
Vexatious Questions Between
Nippon and America to Wait
Until End OF War, IT is Said.

washington, A1ug. ~2T.-Japan is will
ing TO grant the use of her ship yards
to the United states for building bot
IONS to be used in either Atlantic or
Pacific trade. Niscount Ishii viii offer
these yards in comforting with heads OF
This government some time this week.
This wasthe foremost development
lodaH in the International situation
Uhesa Japan and Russia are playing the
leading relies.
Japan will pass up h question OF an
op@n door in China. permanent posses
sicaI by the Germans Of islands iii the
Pacific. and Japaslsse Immigration to
the United States Until after the wax
Whether theg viii effer a share pf
their trans-ioacifsc i.,nnags FOR use on
the Atlantic depends upon allied re-
quests.
Japan has-casH Ser lot with english
speaking Tteopie. and the real object OF
the missi9a is to cooperate with Great
Britain ard the Tuited Sta1as.s, said or,-
of the missioh men. today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-30
SUES TWO
DES MONIES PAPERS
Asks Total Of $40, 900 for Pub
ished Statements Which Hee
Says DETAINED His Character.

Des MoinesIa., ug2sghargingd e.
famationgSof character b. Il SaliHger.
Justice or the supreme court. filed ape
t!tion in the district court today sessi-
ing $4,000 from both the Des MoiHesl
Capital n the Register Tribune com
spanies.
The petition alleges the Capital de-
famed the jurist on February ~, this
year. in an article which accused Saltn-y,
ger Of seeking the appointment OF adj
ditional Judges whereby he might on
tinue to evade work he was supposed
charged him with occupying a saite In
the state house for sleeping purposes.
In his petition against h Register
Tribune company Salinger say the
Register-Tribune on September I.
1916, printed an article which said Sal
niger was using his official position to
coerce railroads into giving employ
ment to A. C.. Savage, former senator.
This the jurist denied. He announced
he had served notice for a ~retraction,
but that no attention had been paid to
the warning,