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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
THEATRES
PALACE HIP

Little Donna's Circus with
Chin. chin. the smallest performing
elephant IN the world. f. the lead
INK feature tn tho new show which
opened Thursday ~ the Palace Hip.
This elephant does all sorts OF
clever tricks and works harnoni-
ously with a pony and dog Chin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
Flock of Hens Is
Valuable Asset Now

PORT CLINTON. Ohio. March
ia profit Of s2f727 from 100
hens IL claimed BY George Kcil.
Oak Hafbor, thru raising chickens
In his back yard last year Keil
says he spent $1,000 for feed and
other expenses. and sold eggs and
chicks to the amount of S407.31.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

grave today had
1t not been for
Lydia II. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. | suf-
fered from n
serious female
trouble, and the
doctors said !
could not live
one year with
out an opera
ton. My hus-
band objected to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16

Chin will hold peanut matinee"
Saturday afternoon. for the chill.
dren, receiving the youngsters on
the stage after the first show. about
t.i5. when bags OF peanuts will be
given away.
Other numbers are: Stone and
King. singing comedians: Dunlap
and Nirden. eccentric comedy and
song: Gibson and Ranney. comedy
sketch. Estelie Thornton. prima
donna Love and Wilbur. with some
remarkable feats on the flying
rings.
The feature pho,oplay presents
Creighton Hale. in The faint"
MOORE
A large and delighted house
welcomed Princess Pat" at the
Moore theatre last night 4 breezy
musical comedy. fun Of catchy
songs. SUNG by catchy Singers. with
here and there touches OF real hui
NOR. transferred TO the public by
such clever comedians as Oscar
Feman and hen Hendricks-is
Princess Pat" In a nutshell.
II Il a real pleasure TO see. once
In a while. the original New YORK
cast OF "A broadway success. and
Judging from the encores that Vic
tor Herberts songs received last
night. the local music stores will
have rush for Love Is Best OF
All. All for You. and a number of
equally other snappy tunes.
blanche Duffield. as Princess
Pat" won her way into the hearts
OF the audience with her charm.
beauty and voice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
lay night.
Had English Tutor

IIa was raised with an English
tutor. who saw that he got plenty
os EXERCISE. and later was put in the
PetroErnd military academy.
Church ceremonies and military
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-16
THIS WOMAN
TOLD TO CHOOSE
Between Operation and
Death. Cured by Lydia
&. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Des Moiues, Iowa.--"My husband
says would have been In my
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
HAYNES PLANS
 HOME GUARDS

! Haines, April IA meeting was called in the Arctic Brotherhood hall, yesterday evening by United States Commissioner J. J. Kennedy for the purpose of forming plans for the organization of a company of home guards. The meeting was largely attended, there being be- tween seventy-five and a hundred present. Judge Kennedy called the meeting to order, and stated the object of the meeting. R. M. Odell was elected chairman, and B. A.. Barnett secretary. MT. Odell in few well chosen remarks thank ei the audience for the honor com ferrea upon him in making him chairman.
 Judge stout, Dr. L. S. Keller, Bruce Brown and several others gave short talks on the subject of forming a company of home guards.
 On motion, the following com mittee was appointed by the chair, to perfect plans for the organiza- tion:
 Bruce Brown, R. H. Ferry, Col. Sol. Ripinsly, N. G. Hanson S. Sheldon, R. Combs and Frank Nor ris
 When the committee is ready to report, a meeting will be called for the purpose of perfecting the or ganization.
 After a few more remarks had heen made by some of the promin- ent persons present the meeting ad- iourned, subject to the call of the committee.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
TEDDY WOULD
 RAISE DIVISION

Washington, April 10 - Colonel Theodore Roosevelt called on Presi- dent Wilson this morning and laid Ie-tre him his plans for raising a division of Americans for foreign service.
 President Wilson received the former President with the great est courtesy and said that he would tax the matter under aGvisem ent and after giving it due cOnsidera- ton would advice Mr. Roosevelt.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11

London. April 11-Further re- ports coming from the Western iron, state chat the British forces pushed the German lines back a long distance, forcing the Teutons back as far as Monchy mad LepreX, five miles east of ArTas.
 The British made further gains at Yimy Ridge, forcing the Germans to evacuate strongholds which have been held since the beginning Of the war.
 Eleven thousand prisoners, in cludipg two hundred and thirty
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
us. SHIP SEIZE
 MUHITION BOAT

San Diego, April 1.-Two Unit ed States torpedo boat destroyers, leaning that certain schooner loaded with munitions Of war and bound for Mexico would try and make a port on the Western Mexico coast, went after the vessel, and when she was sighted, signaled for the vessel to stop. This signal was refused. so the destroyer fired a shos at the vessel, which brought her up into the wind, and she vas 'heu captured and brought back into this port.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
HAD
 WIRELESS PLANT

Petrograd, April Il - A secret station has been discovered. Pro tonopoff, the czar's minister of the interior, who was killed in the re- volt, had a secret wireless sta tivn at the czar's Tsarl1Oe Selo pal lace with which he establish ed communication with Berlin.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
ARGENTINE II
 GET IN GAME

Washington, April II - Unof- ficial advices received here today stets that Brazil has decided to break with Germany, and in the event that this is true, Argentine Republic will also declare war agains' the Teutons and would side with the United States to fight the common foe.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11

The Silver Medal contest which was to have been held in the Pres byterian church tomorrow (Thurs- day) evening has been postponed unril next week. The exact day and the program will be printed in this paper next Saturday.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
BRAZIL BREAKS WITH GERMANY
 ISSUES PASSPORTS 10 MINISTERS

ment follows the sinking of the steamship Parana.
 Passports are being issued for the German minister here and all consuls throughout Brazil. They vii; depar' immediately for Spain.
 Tie government of Brazil plans tc seize forty six ships which are new n Brazil's harbors.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11

Washington, April 1.-The re- ported declaration of war by Bra gil against Germany is credited here although it has not been con- firmed.
 From the indications of the sit uation as 1t now stands, according to high officials, it is al mos. positive that Brazil, Guata- mala and Peru will join with Cuba and Panama, and will side in with the United States and the British allies against tGc German govern- ment.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
MINNESOTA IS
 IN LIVERPOOL

New York, April 11-Advice was received by cable this morning to the effect that the steamship Min nes' "a, formerly of the port of Seattle had arrived safely in Liver pool. The Minnesota was armed with five and six inch guns and an adequate complement of men to operate the guns in the event tha; they were needed.
 She had a full cargo of food for the Allies.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
BIG
 BOND ISSUE

Washington, April 1.-The Ways RI Means committee of the House of Representatives have reported the bill appropriating $5,OOO,O0O,- 900 and they recommend that the bill be passed.
 In approving the appropriation for the five billion dollars, the committee also approves of the bond issue to raise the amount.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11

Rio Janeiro, April 1O-At a late hour this afternoon President Go- meg signed the declaration of the Brazilian government declaring war on the Imperial German government
 The text of the declaration will be given out late today, and the action on the part of this govern
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
AMERICA WILL:... :...FURNISH MUNI-
 TI0Ns. FOO9 AND MONEY ID ALLIES

r. is believed that this allience will supply the entente allies with an abundance of supplies and muni- tiOns of war, as well as men
 Immediate assistance will be ren dered by the United States govern ment which will consist of sending bread, meat and money to the al- lies, and this government will pro vide the ships which will act as consorts to the merchantmen in transporting the supplies across the Atlantic.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11

London, April lit was an- nounced today that Lord Arthur Balfour. secretary of state for for eign affairs, will leave England for the United States On a special mis- sion to Washington within a few days.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11

Buencs Aires, April 1.-The Ar eentine republic today issued a proclamation stating that it was in sympathy with the United States and that it would support that country in it's conflict with Ger
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
HUMBOLDT ENROUTE

Seattle, April 1.-The steam ship Humboldt sailed from this port at one o'clock this morning win fifteen passengers for this por.. Among the passengers are Tony DOrtero, one of the ships
 Skagwav agents and Dr. c. S. Whar- ton.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
686 NEUTRAL
 SHIPS SUNK

Washington, April IA state men issued by the State Depart ment today announces that CSC neu- tral vessels have been sunk by the Germans since the beginning of the u-ar
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
KILLED NATIONS ID HOLD COUNCILS
 OF WAR HERE AND ABROAD

Washington, April Il - A series of war conferences are planned to be held between the United States and the Allies, the conferences to be held alternately in Washington and Lcndon and Paris. The confer ences will be held from time to lime as occasion demands.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
GERMANS ARE
 IN 7HE RUN

London, April IA report has been received from the Hague stat ing that the British forces today captured the villages of Monchy, LePreux and La Berguir, and that the Britons are sweeping the Ger mans before them.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11

Restaurant with newly furnished rooms in connection. Reasonable rates. Ooen Sunday, April 15. Max Rosenburg, Prop. 4-11-4t.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11

Typewriting neatly and accurate ly done. Phone 49, Ralph M. Ped ersen, CT leave cop~ at Pedersen Bros. store. 4-9-6t.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
JURY SAYS
 HOT GUILTY

Kansas City, April 1.-The jury in the Dr. Hyde murder case brot iu a verdict late last night com Dlete'y eXouerating him of the charge.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
% + + < 1. ,s .t :. i. < .. # < 4 +$ 4 MARRIED MEN ARE
 < HONORABLY DISCHARGED

< Washington, April 11-By 4 order of the War Department . < which was issued today, all 2 < married men are bonorably . + discharged from the National I 'E Guard. %
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
BRITISH SMASH GERMAN FRONT
 CAPTURE n,O00 MEN AND OFFICERS

five officers were captured together wit one hundred heavy guns.
 This is one of the greatest vic tories that the British have ae- cCraplished over its enemies for several months.
 Many of the Germans captured state that they had been cut off from theil food supply for the past four days.
 Mrntevideo, April Il - The Republic of Uruguay today issued a decree ot neutrality.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-11
22 BODIES TAKEN FROM WRECKED
 RUSSIAN MUNITION PLANT

Chester, Pa, April 11-When the ruins of the plant of the Aetna Mu- nition plant had been thoroughly seaI ched a total of one hundred and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

Dem nc Die Hoiirer i'm @aiier oufs
tpeiden ldBt. lie baun iuie iriid)e
5roubeu ~feItert unb ben Saft ME
frtiter 5raubenmoit bebanpelt uno
gabrcu ldbt. "a ole Hoiineu lid bod
items bis 8t ibrem @olumeu fiileu
f0nnen. 10 fcmrt gu Dem in Den
Hoiineu 9%ebIie6cucu Sranhen5ufcr i'm
dubcritcu Sale 10 oicl @diier, ais Dor
benz Srodueu in Der Srou6e mar,
Scnu mn oa5 @aiicr pertroduct, Der
Sraubcn3uder blei6t 5uriid. ga mar
qctroduete Sraubcu leiht t%rarSpor.
ticreu farm. bingegen fertiaer Wein
mad mauhen @egenoeu idiucr gu pers
icrbcu iii, haber ~beiorbcrS Die gtiiiios
marc in e~rtleacren ipeiuloieu 2duberu
elm @tittel. lid bcu IteBlpciu an Srt
unb Stcue lelbit gu berciteu.
Cine neitere G%ntid]cibung er9ine
pom bl. Sifi3ium an 3. au9uit 1895
auf Die Iufrdge bes @r3bilhofs bon
Sora9ona. Sicr erfldrt Die &oueres
cation ausbriiflih, rag Die Ilfobols
gdbrung abioIut %notbueubig lei, alir
gum &eien be3 @eincs 9ebDre. Chen
be3eifnctcs mustum condensation neus
men mir .ein9etodten Mott. Nlic
aud, Neiu ans eingefodltem WoIt III
giiltigcr uub erIaibter MeBmein
porausgcIest. baB Die untilrlife aIto'
bplgdbrlug ein9etretcu lit. 2.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
umiere &rie9ssiele.

bic Srieeensuprihlase bes 9apitcs,
mtro nit Nateruf betpnt, paR
oiefe Nation nidJt i'm 8riese nit benz
pentihen @ulfe lit, %iunneru i'm Sriese
init hem p%renRiifen Wilitarismus,
lulb cak tie es nidlt auf bic Gruberuna
pun fremnem Uebiet nno mcnfhlifcn
Wcien abgeieben bat. I~mcritaniide
Soloaten 9eben ritt nnf Sruntrcih,
I'M nnbereu Nationeu 81 beIfeu, ibr
@ebiet al pcrsrCBeru. 9dnoeraier bar
ptelen &rteg perlria6t unb lie ipiro
anocre aric9e peruridfen, fpenn Der
Gntentc geltattct miro, ibre SIdne al
peripirtlidleu. G. lit nidt gerotbcu,
ba5u 81 idJpeigeu. beun oas uiiroe in
Den auSIdubiiteu Staats saau3Icien
als ~3uitimmluB ars9elegt iperocu.
Die 3cit lit actommen no or 3ur
5tpingeuben Notbpeuoigteit gerorocn
lit. bieieu SeutcidBern liar unb ocutz
lid an iagen. baB Die Ger. Staaten
Die @oridIdge. nit lpeIhen tic bauiies
ten aeben, pcoer gut bcibcn nod
lintcrltibeu."
Nan finbct berarti9e Iuslaiiun0cu
neuereings in ben leitenoen Ianoess
iprahi9en 3cituu8cn INNER bGrfi9cr,
uub aud, bas iii bcad]tenspertb. Gu
bratte Die Y@~nibiu9ton Bolt" Dor
ciniacn Sagen eiueu ldngercn Nrtitcl
Der lid, un8eidbr i'll benz gIeiten &c
oantengange bclucgt pie Die NltSfiibs
ru,gcit oeS ENQUIRER.
Mad beu Sarlcaungen Ger .@uIbs
in9tou Soit" banocIt es lid in benz be-
lpaffneten 6oniIiit nit SeutIhluub
UNI ben Iustrag bon Siifercnseu. Ole
ms alein anscbcu. Sic Ser. Staas
ten bc9ebrteu nitts bon Seutlhlano.
iiibrt baS @latt inl Gin5elnen aus, tcin
@ebiet uub ieiuerlei gntiddbiauna.
Sbr 3iel lei. Sreibeit uub Gipiliias
tion iifer AZ iteIleu, uno lobaIo bas
erreift lei. miiiic Der Sped unieres
arieae5 ais crrcitt betrahtct iperocn.
Sariiber 'binaus Die IIiiertcn nod su
uuteritiibeu. Iiege iiir Die Scr. Staas
ten feline @eraulniiuua Dor @ir
9c6cn and oicic T~uSlniuueeu pieocr.
pie mir Tic iiupen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
Observation-Disclosures ar'
beitsfr6jte!

Sic .Sdrnter Supplement Nctps"
idreibt: Solpeit Die Seitnfiung lamb
lpirtbihaftliter Nrbeitstrdftc in Srage
fommt, madt Der &rieg cine on iidl
Idou Ihliume Sitiartou MIR nod
boier. GO lit notwithstanding, bag er in
mand]er Siniift iogar cine gon3e llmls
geitaltuug u~uiercs SarmbetriebeS be-
ipirfeu ipirb. S6eoretiif lit CO mig
lia,. nit SaIbbIutmdren Die SarnI 81
benrbeitcn, eIcit5citis bon oieieu Ooh
len 81 6icben lnb auf oicic @eiic Die
beuot6iate tbieriide Strait, iehr bilig
81 beidafieu. Ser llebelitauo babci
aber lit prattiif. baB es talun mebr
quite. SeItulte, SliucrlGlli9e Nrbeit5
irGfte auf Dem &onoe 9icbt, beneu man
ubne Se0enteu elm p~ertbuclcs &C.
lpanu dnoertraucn fam. Nus bicicnt
@runOe aleiu 6abcu pieIe Sarmcr biC
baucrlide S%ferhe5lrdt ifon poIlitGns
Dig oufScqeben. @icle betpirtbiGaiten
Die Sarm MIR nod nit gtullltbiereu,
lpcil lie liob iager. OaB mon cinenl
RallItbier nitt mcbr lpehc tbuu
fonuc ais lid ieIbit. Cute 0inultbierc
aber iiub ia6eIbuit tbcucr geiporben.
GesbnIb iino iest pielc Sarmer III Der
lleber5clIguu8 ~getorunen, bub es
belicr lit, Die Sferbc nurh Srattorcu
auitutt burdI WauItbiere Ju eriebcu.
aQe bieic Sarmer BADEN babel ole
prnttiidle @rfnbrltn9 gemadt. bag Der
ORATOR cine bel grobere NrbeitS>
leiitung 3I polIbriugen perrnag ais
Eieroc ooer WauItbicr. Sdou eiufad.
oe5bnlb, neil ser atoote~ Srattor bel
ldngere TrbeitSituuber ermogIiht.
GuBeroem bat iica ge5eigt, bab Elm
gutter Srottoriiibrer bilieer lit ols
5luei Sarmfnedte, obgeIebeu baoon,
bnB er nit Dem Srattpr cine bel GRO
Bere 2eiitung pollbringcu fam, oils
5lpei Aredtc nit 5ipei 0eipduucn.
Inter oicicn llntitGnoen bat iit scr
nlobcrnc Srattur 3ipar audi iton Dor
Dem aric8e elmer RAID i%padIenben @ez
liebtbeit inter uniereu 6armern err
freut. Sann fam Der Grieg. uno bltrd,
i'm lit or bertc serabe6u 81 elmer
iuirtbIfaftIideu Hptbtpcnbigteit aui
Der Surti6uitt5 Earm sciporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

Alm rgiucinnati enquirer" BON
25. September, itreibt bic
~ .Gincinnati Sreie Yrehe",
- finoen mir einen beahtenss
tpertben artifel iiber uniere &rie9ss
5iele uuo Die arie9s5ieIc Der IIiicrten,
Wir lailen i'm bier folgeu:
.Iuf Die, 8efobr bin. ais tritteltg
obcr unan9enebm betradtet 81 iueroen.
pber gar ais nitt seuii9enb patriotii6.
geben mir Den Heprd1entanten Der
9unoesreeierung ipieberbolt Den 8atb,
pie ipafienoen Gnipriid,e Der europa
iihcn WitSIieber Der entente AMI
2dnbersebiet uno &riegsentihdoieung
bon ben M~ittelntddltcn gu eutmutbigeu.
0ie ir9n3oiiid)en Niniiter limb jest ouf
Dem Stanopuntt ar9clan9t, no JIG Der
iifern, baB Die @eriiieuug ilbcr gliaBs
2othrinseu niht LANCER 8egenitano
zines 8ersleid)s. nidt einmal Der Or
Drteruna lein tonne. Sic iino jest
babel, bic 8rpBe Der @ntldabigunSss
iummc feitSuiesen, Die lie bon Den
teutouiihsn SOltern ein5rtrcibcu &C.
oenten. Sapau bat es i~tilittpeigenb
tpiiien lalien, baB es beabiidtiGt. Die
bon Inn beiesteu pa5iiiibcn Snielu 81
bebalteu. @nglaub bat ertldrt. bab
,cs bic Niidgabe bes beutifeu aolos
nialbeiibes in Iirita nidt 9eitatteu
iperbe. mas nit Der @rildruns 9leifs
bebcuteno iii. baB es oieieu Seiis Dem
britiihen Meidc eiuSupcrleibeu benbs
iiftigt. Stalicn. @riedenlanb uub
aubere Witaliebcr Der Gnteute babcu
Die Yortionen. aui bic Tie es abses
ieben, r%ergroBert. Sbatidhlif limb
iniolseoeiien au5eiten bon 8rittionen
auf benz 9altan unb an Den aiilten
Der Nbriu bereits bemcrfbar.
SHIN bat audi Der Sremierminiiter
bon Weus SiioipaleS i'll Rem gort be-
fannt se9eben. bub Iuitralicn beabs
iiftise. Neus@ uinea 81 bebolten, oas
ibm ais %arie9spreis 5u9eiaIcn lit. Ils
@runb siebt er a~uiialenb genug on.
Seutihlano babe iein @eiitrcht Der
ipirtt. Sn ierem autlihen Sufumcnt,
has Yrafbrnt @ilion per1iicntliht
bat, ~beionberS iu ieiner Autuprt anf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

in allen 'aQiicrten Seeren einsefiibrt
ncrber miro. Sic Seriteaure Der &C.
~eieneten 2inic mar bas Saupterforbers
nib. Wit bieier 8amera 9enonmene
8iIber 5eigen 2cute. tpeld)e cine Reilc
rpeit entfernt iinb. 70 beutliH. ais Oh
lie bid)t Dor Der &amera ~eeitanoen
b6tten. uub Die Siloer tperoen bon
ben Srfinoeru Der ueiieu Stnle ntdt
nit llnred)t vYanorama : gilber" se@
nannt.
gu erniten gebenten gab lestbin
anldblit Der Sebanblun9 bes @es
ifdftsberid)te5 i'm Stdnoeratb Die
Srage Der seiitieen unb tbatfdhIihcr
lleberfremoun9 Nulab. Sic lit umio
6ebeuflider, aIs Die Statiitit iiber Die
8eburten einen 8iid9un9 Der 8eburs
ten erpeiit, Der gum Iufieben mabnt.
Die @eburten5iffer auf ie 1000 Gin
pobner iii I'M 8ereleid) 3ipiideu 1900
lnb 1916 bon 1915 auf 1913 9eidl@
len. gon 1876 biz 1914 1T bic 8es
Jurten3iffer nift MIR relatip, ionbcru
ipgar abiolut geiunten. Sm Sabre
1875 traf cs ouf 2,767,947 giupobs
ner 94,595 8eburtcn, I'M Sabre
1914 auf 3,SS6.430 gintpobner bas
gegen nur mebr 90,12S @eburten.
Sabei fdIt nod in getrnbt. bab Die
9eburtensiifer auf Die Shtpei3ers
uiirgcr alein berehnet obne Rit5dbs
lung Der Gusldnber nod piel I'M
Jiinitiger pGre. Ser lleberi6uB Der
8sburten fir bic sau5e S6ipei3 in,
Sabre 1914 betrdgt 1851. Siers
bon enticuen nuf bic IusIdnber t.
946. Ser Stanton @enf, Der MIR
nod einen lfcberidub bon 10 8es
5urten fir 1914 bat, beroantt beus
ielben MIR benz nusldrbiiten gepoIte
runsstbeile, Der eiuen lleberihub bon
226 8eburten bat. Ser 8erift Der
Itdnoerdtblid)eu &ommtiiion bemertt
.Gus bieien betriibenoen 3ablen ers
9ibt iih nit aler &Iarbeit. oaB oic
Sunbcsbeborben Dem 8e6urtenriidz
gang Die erniteite Iuimertiamteit gu
luiomsn tabeu unb oaB auh Die Sru9e
Der lleberfremouug Der Sftuei5 IN
tur3er 3eit cine 2Diuug finoen mlIB."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
inheritance In paIafina.

9aut beim ameritaniitIen 8eianoa
ten in Stodbolm, Sra Relior Worris,
einsetrpiienen Hahrihten lit Die
Sra9e Der llnteritiisuns 0 ~uaturaIis
iierten Imeritauern In Sprien ,lnb
YaIditinn in Elm afuteS Stabium ses
treten. Sie gerihte beiaseu, DAP
mebr als stpeibunbert ameritanerr
Der Suneertob orobt. falls niht idnelc
Silfe fommt.
Sic Suit1uoe In Smprna iinb better.
iuenneleid es and bort eiuige Der
SiIfe beoiirftise Nmeritaner sibt. Sas
College III Smprnd iit am 1. Sttober
ipieber croffnet iporben, uub alb nns
bere anlerifaniihe Colleges baben ibre
&urie Dor Heuem auf9enommen. 9ns
Hoberts College bat b%reibunbert Stus
benten, unb Der Seiuh i'm Idbhens
College 1T Elm uormaIer.
Die Imerifnner su Samiuu, IN
Srape3unt, iperben gut bebanoelt.
Iuf @riufeu bes 8eiaubteu Rorris
lit elm ausfibrliter gerift iiber Die
Situution in Yalditira aussearbeitet
tporben, uno Elm dbnlider Happort
ilber Die Gage I'M iibrisen Sbeile bes
2auoes pirb binneu aur5em erfol9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

"uo Dem Gcrtreteru Der betbeiIieteu
iuternatipnuleu @eipcrtifaitcu ont
Der anocreu Scite Gin roles lleberetnS
4p..tn,cu pc3ie!t. lie uellen Sohne, Die
I'M Gurtihuitt cine dagcmctnc Grhob-
ma BON fiber 5elu Hro5ent porieher.
pcrbcu ant /. Gouembcr III 8irtlarts
felt trcten urb eiu Sabr lang 8ilti9'
felt haben.
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Appeuh agen. - Sds 9dn3e
ihtuehiIdc Iiuiiternm bat SemiliioH
inert.
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Nc9icruu9S Sadperltdnbi9c babcn
Ioeben cine &anlcra polenbet. ipelhc
filr ben Slie9erbienit perrpeupet rnS
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9irhlidc Gntidciounscu.

Sbiae SorIcguuN iuiyo ourd) nQt
oicsbe iiinIiheu tirtlidcu G~utihcipuns
gen bcitdtigt. Sic critic ocrorti9c gnt
i6ciouug trai baS bl, SiiiSium am
%. Suli 1906, iuocm cS crtlGrtc. baB
Ger nll5 getrodneteu @eiutraubeu.
Noiiueu. lex acinls uvae passae),
berGeitelltc @ein, penn er uur nab
Sdrbe. Scrub unb @cidmnd ais pirfs
li6er Wein erfaunt perbcn Tonne,
9iiItige unb erlaubtc Woterie lei.
@erld uno 8eibmud oe5 @cines
abcr iiuo burh Den Ilfobol bebin9t.
Woit uub @eiu bnben einen pejcnts
lid peridicpeneu @eiHmad uno De-
rud. @iu9e9cn ut yaItoboIs ircicr
8eiu" bon Der obeu a%uae9cberen
5~lpciten Nrt obue nnperpeitigcn 3us
Ias cine ~9eihmadloic. fare @riibc.
Beiu miro aus Ioiiueu bereeiteQt. i'm
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Gem GriegSsS epartement lit e nun
BeIuugen cine @erpenbun9 fir Sies
ieni9eu Su iiuben. pelde aus 8es
pilienS9riinbeu Der Rilitdrausbebuna
entge9eu inn. Sic iollen nah elmer
beenbetcu Shloft als Seifcnbeitatter
uno Sobten9raber ~beidydftigt iperoen,
mo baS CORPS ,pa beu Namen
mrrrn L%nunhrou" fiihrcu
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5err 8iIbelm SutS bon Ionroc,
Snn., limb feiu arSt tonnte mir
beIfcu. SD ling bann an, Sorri's
Glpenfrduter gu uebmen. mo i'd
puroe TART uuo sciunb. St iiiblc
mid 9craoc3u alsae3ctfnet mad benz
@ebrauh bicie5 SeiImittels." SieIc
aIte. 5uoerldiiise ardutermebi5in tpirb
nift burh Ipotbeter oertauft. @eaerl
nGbcrcr IuStunft id)rcibe man an Die
Scritcler, Or. Setter Nabrucn & Sons
Co, 1875 60. Sobue Npe.. Chi
sngu, Sa.-Insciac.
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Oneel SAINTS Sampldne.

Sic fir Die ameritauiiden Streit.
trdfte in Sranfreih beitimmten 90.
900 Icrcplnne.. fir bic Die uotbis,
getuiaiguna o $40 WiQiouen Sol.
lars I'M Suli bon aonereb ausge.
Iporfeu puroe, iino tbatidhlih bereiti
i'm Gan.
Yie 4rieesminiiter 9ater antiin.
oiate, iperoen aud, Die notbiseu giotort
gleih3eitig bergeitellt.