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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07
AGED Man Found Dead.

Wausau-Frank Pagel, 20 years old,
was found dead in a bedroom of his
home here, apparently as the result of
fall. His head was injured.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07
Scout Troop Sells s452, 200.

Grand Rapids-Boy Scouts of this
city sold s152,20O worth of Liberty
bonds under supervision of Leonard
F. Minister. scout executive.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07
Makes Patriotic Gain.

Shell Lake-Washburn county sub
scribed $75,S50 to the second Liberty
loan, as compared with $3.50 to the
first issue. Shell Lake took s33,S50 of
the second allotment.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07
Gas Rates Are Increased.

Madison-A slight increase in gas
rates for Manitowoc was authorized
by the Wisconsin railroad commission
The price for commercial fuel and il
Illuminating gas is fixed at s1.20 net.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07
Women Study Mechanics.

Superior-Superior women are "go-
ing to school, to learn all the '1ins and
outs of automobile operation. A class
has been started as part of the night
school course.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07
Farmer HANGS Himself.

Maiden Rock = Louis Sundquist,
wealthy farmer near Pepin, committed
suicide by hanging himself in the barn
No motive is known.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07
La Crosse Housewives LOYAL.

La Crosse - Five thousand house.
wives in La Crosse signed Hoover
pledges on the first day of a campaign
for conservation in this city. Every
home in the city will be canvassed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07
Horticultural Society to Meet.

Madison-The annual convention of
the State Horticultural society will be
held here Dec. II, IL and 10. War
Gardens for 1918" will be one of the
main topics for discussion.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07

Honor Whooping Cough Sufferers.
Waukesha-A whooping cough Hal
lowe'en party at which fellow suffer
ers with the malady were honored
guests was given by Miss Adele
Christoph.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07
mASlERMAN EXPLAINS TO LIEUTENANT pacrr NC
THEORY REGARDING THE STRANGE RACE

.s 49, Hieulehant Donald Paget given command 30 .
a. washington an old friend distinguished tbouoh
eccentric scientist Captain
from an exploring expedition with him s
the human F0'e'' nc asserts EaenaceS
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07
Hundred per Cent LOYAL.

Eau Claire-The Eau Claire county
exemption board has not a single
"slacker" to report in the call to draft
ed men for examination and service.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07

",Bout all de experience some men
otis wifi happiness" said Uncle Eben,
SIS tryin' to spoil it foh somebody
else"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07
Col. BowIey Inspects Woman Guard.

La Crosse = Dance and cut high
heel Shoes" was the substance of ad-
vice given the women's home guard
company here by Col. A. ]. Bowley,
commanding at Camp Robinson, at an
inspection he made of the organiza-
ton
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07
Optimistic Thought

A woman who has never been pretty
has never been young.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-11-07
The inevitable villain OF the
piece makes his appearance in
the next installment.
ike Doc In Manager.

CTo BE CoNTINUED.3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Premier kerensky's Interview.

Washington, ID. c., Nov. Premier
K~erensky's declaration hat Russia is
worn out by the strain of the war Is
regarded by official Washington as a
Macedonian cry for help. The U. s.
Government reiterated Its faith In the
struggling nation by authorizing a
loan OF $31, 100000 out of credits pre-
yiously arranged.
Premier Kerensky's answer to the
question of the Associated Press cor
respondent, rs Russia out Of the
WARP" was:
Russia at the beginning bore the
whole brunt OF the fighting. thereby
saving Great Britain and France. Rus
STA is worm out. She has been fighting
one and n half years longer than Eng
land. While Russia was fighting, Eng
land was only preparing and America
was only observing. They must now
take the heaviest part of the burden
on their shoulders"
Petrograd, Nov. 3.-Russian troops
In the Vishneff sector yesterday fra
ternized with the German troops, it
IA announced today by the Russian
wal office.
(Vishneff Is n town on the Russian
front southeast of wilma and north Of
the Niemen river.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
MILLIONS MORE MAY BE
DRAFTED.

Washington, ID. c., Nov. 4.-Arthur
Sears Henning, Washington c%orrespon-
dent Of The Chicago Tribune, sent the
following report to the Chicago paper
tissue of Oct. 81
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 30.-"Stu-
pendous preparations to muster every
ounce Of American man power and eco
nomic for the defeat of Ger
many will be the answer of the United
States to the Teutonic victories over
the Russian and Italian armies, which
e a p~rolongation Of the war.
Here is the program, ONE phases
Of which were discussed today at the
meeting of President Wilson and his
cabinet:
Legislation by Congress authorizing
the expansion Of the army TO q maxi
Of 100000 men.
Lowering Of the minimum draft age
to 10 and raising of the maximum
draft age, possibly to 35 years.
Examination Of the second incre-
ment of 6S7 900 draft registrants, be-
ginning in December with a view to
sending them to the training camps by
early spring.
"Flotation of the third Liberty loan,
probably for $4,000, OOO, 900, next Feb
ruary.
A marked increase in war taxation.
particularly on the profits of business.
Legislation making 1t possible to
restrict the manufacture Of nonessen-
tiafs and to concentrate the labor
power OF the nation or the production
Of ships and munitions. """'
"All hope Of an early peace has been
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
0omDen gegen
so3talifeniieg.
Nas Staatss C%berbaupt BON Slinuis
erflart auf benz gaufett Der @n.
ipaltS= &ammer, bak tie Gmcrifaner
III ben Shiitensrdben iih ihamen
miikten, falls bic Su3ialiiten in
Chicago Rihter eripdblen.

CHICAGO, 81. - auf cinem
3pedeiien, boS am 2. Iopember bon
Der Bar a%iiociation" inn Sotel ga
Suue peranitaItet purbe. mics @ous
perneur 2otpbeu lin elmer 8ebe aui
Die fir nGditen 9ienstag anseieete
Nihterpabl bin. @r rietb ieineu 3uz
borern, NIT alien linen gu 0ebpte
ltebenoen Wittelu bafiir ein3utreten.
oaB Die So5iaIiiten ant 0ienstas se<
ItIagen tpiirben. Su bieier Ser
%binoung ia9te er II. 81:
"Srgenoipo III Srautreid iino in
ben Sdiisengrdbeu amerifaniIde
Sunsen. Sails Sic, meme 3ubDrer,
Sbr Sauo Iieb baben. 10 adteu Sic
%oarauf. oab Die iuugeu Yatrioten, Die
orlben iinp, niht llriade erbalteu,
lid oeiieu 5p ihdmeu, mas Chicago
am ndditeu 9ienstas tbut. penn Der
Yatriotismus Der peltlideu Mtetroz
pole Imcrita's gum eriten Ial ges
lpo9eu lperoen pirb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
OUR b

Washington, ID. c., Nov. ACCORD
ing to statistics just completed by the
department of labor there had been
reported to the government since April
@. 1917, when a state of war with Ger
many was declared. no less than 500
strikes and other industrial disturb.
ances."
These statistics cover a period OF
almost exactly six months and show
that 1,029.671 working men were af-
fected. In the same period in 1915
only Ia strikes oc' Hired.
The governments record shows that
Of the 500 strikes to which official at
tention was called. 100 are still in
force. fifty were given up as impossl-
bic of adjustment, and forty-eight are
in a quasi-adjusted condition. The
remainder We're settled in one way or
another.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

It. Baul, Riun.-Sas YubIi>
fum fduft nab pie Dor. aber mebr Die
notbigen ais 2urusartitel, melpet Die
~NortbDeit National Sunt Hez
pietp".
8oroeruuseu geben IN beiriebiseu@
Der BeiIe elm. Mus ben 8eritten Der
Stuatsbanten ergibt lid Die Yroipe>
ritdt oeS Noropeitens, Die Sarmer
baben gum 5beil 9robe Snnts 0utz
baben uno in Den Stduen uub Speis
hern lagern nabre Heihtbiimer. Die
3tpeite Sreibeitss Inleibe fanb auf Dem
Ganbe cine freunolifere aufnabnte ais
Die critic. Die meiiten Subitribenteu
5a6lteu bel Der Npplitation baar; bas
8elo bafiir lag bereit uno piro aIio
benz auSemeinen llmlauf nitt ents
3oqeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
FLANDERS STILL MAIN FRONT.

Washington, ID. c., Nov. 4.-Secre-
tary of War, Baker, i'm his weekly re-
view of the world conflict. declares:
Steadily the Franco-British forces are
pushing forward. In Flanders the
British compelled the Germans to re
tire north of the Ypres-Roulers road.
The Belgians and French distin-
guished themselves In this section.
Their success marks an extension Of
the allied lines north of Ypres. North
Of the Aisne the French took several
villages. The Germans were success
full In one attack in the. area Of Caume
Wood Verdun). No change on the
eastern front.-Ir Palestine the Brit
ish captured Beersheba, 40 miles south
of Jerusalem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
u. S. TO SEND SUPPLIES.

Washington, Nov. 1.-Gen. Pasquale
Tozzi, head of the Italian military com
mission to the United States, said yes
terday that America can help repel
the Teutonic Antics and save the Al
lies by speedily sending supplies, es-
pecially food, coal, and steel. The Ital-
ian Ambassador likewise urged haste
in the despatch of supplies. The State
Department assured him Of prompt as
sistance. In addition to twenty-six
ships recently turned over to Italy an
other fleet will probably be placed at
its disposal. Gen Tozzi considers the
battle on the Tagliameuto the turning
point Of the war.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

unD Nereine.
Sas meme Stenerseiet, ,uelfes I'M 1.
Nuuember in 8raft trat, bat beiun-
bers fir has Sentidb =gmerifaner-
tbum nit ieinen pielen gereinen
mnb 8eieaihaften cine .einidnei=
Denrc 9ebentung.

b II q t o II, 8, g. Oas
nelle @eics, bas cine ~8riegsiteucr aui
IcreinSs nno 8lnbs9eitrdg porz
idrreibt. frat am 1. Nppember in Strait.
Sas 8cicB idreibt Dor, bab cine
Steuer bon 10 Yro3ent ouf aue @uf>
nubme 8ebiibren unb Witsliebers8ei@
TRACE bon iolden @e1angsz, atbleti>
iden ODER 0crgniigungs >gereinen ge>
foroert peroen pirb. beren 8eitrdse
ilber SIP i'm Sabre betrdsen. Sieie
1Ozpro5entise Steuer mub bon Der
betreffenoen YerIon, alto bon iebem
ein5clnen Ritsliebe, be5ablt peroeu/
Nus9enommen iino nur iolde 8eiz
TRACE unb Speien, Die an cine 9egenz
ieiti9e llnteritiibun9S : @eieaihaft,
einen Srben ober iolde 8ereine be-
aablt perben, Die uuter oas 2o9ens
Spitcm gebDren ODER Die fir bas ausz
iblieBlihe Bobl Der Witslieber elmer
Sriioerifaft beitimmt iiub; aud
iolfe, bic inter DEM 2osensS pitem
fir 3ablun9 bon 2ebensz. &ranfen>
obcr llnfaus : 8erii6erungen ooer
nnocriueitiae Silfe nnb llnterltiibung
tlr DC Wttf9lteoer ODER oeren Nn9e>
borigc peripenbet nerben.
Siclc @ciesporidrift betrifft alio
ollc bcutifen @ereine nit Iusnabne
ioldcr, oereu 9eitrdge $12 ODER
net igcr bctraaen, ober ale @ereine
nno @eicqifaften nit Scitrdsen iibcr
SIP ocren @clocr fir Sterbe@, 8rans
fens ODER llnfaas@ llntcritiibunsen ODER
Silfeleiitln9cu ionittgcr Art beitinmt
iino, nbcr MIR bann, ipenn bieie 8ue
lest 9enanntcn 8creine uuter benz
2o8enz unb Srbens@ Spitem organis
iicrt iinb.
Inc anbcrcn @creinc miliien bic
5cbnprp5cnti9e Steuer entrid)tenl Gqe
Sidsc, in bcneu cine Gintrittseebilbr
bon filnf Gents ODER lpcni9er, unb ale
@cr9niigungs sYarfs, in oencn nidt
iibcr 10 Gents beretnet ipiro, iinb
ebcnfalIs bon oieier 8esel ausge>
fdlpiieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Gl0tner 8MtterbSrSe oes
fct9leNen.

Gbieago, Sa.-9ie Butter unb
giers Sorie in GI9in, iueld,e Der 8uns
oeSs He9ierun8 idon ldn9it Elm Soru
i'm Iu9e mar, ipirb fir Die Sauer beS
&rie9es acihlolien perben. 8ie Der
Silfss 0eneral : S~unbesauipalt 9iobert
Gibbs am 3. Topember mittbeilte; lit
5rpii6en Der 8orie unb Der Re9ieruug
Elm babingcbenoes llebereinfommen ges
troffen luoroen. (0on Seiteu Der
9orie mar bieier GntihluB nidt 9anS
frcilpili9, mclSct bic ~Saiuois Staotss
Scitnng".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
8~6efermeiiter beitrait.

R ilipaufee. 8is.-Sier lpure
ben BON Iihamt Die eriten @erbaftuus
gen uuter Der neuen SrotsS rSinan3
porsenommen, nelhe ein Staubaros
@eipift bon eiuem Yiuno fir groBc
2aibe feitiest unb beitimmt. baB Srote
iucld)e lpeniger tpiesen, allh 10 mar
fiert iein miliieu.
Srei S%ddermeiiter tpurbeu bon
8ihter u. &. Fase gu ie 10 Collars
Celebrate unb CUR Sraguug Der &C.
riftstoiten oerurtbeilt. sic lparen
angefla9t. auf grotcn, Die tpeni9er
oils ieh5ebn lln5eu ppeeu, bieies nid,t
actenn6etdJnet 5u bnben. Sic Nae err
fldrten. ben 8ortldut Der neuer
Croinan8 nitt s%efannt 5u baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
wieRtiee Gntiebeiemne fir fa'
ttsliiebc JmeenSanftaIten.

Chicago, Su.-9er oberite Sc
riAtsbof in Chicago bat cine gnti6eis
bung abge9eben, nah luel6er es benz
Sugeno9eri6tc erlaubt lit. Winoerz
idbrige in tatboliiden @uitalten inter
bringen 5u laiien uub bas 9ountp fir
Die Soften bafiir baftbar gu MAIDEN.
90. S. Sunne bate i'm Sebruar 1915
Die Srase o bas 9eritt sebratt uno
II. &idter s. 81. Salepin entid)ieo gu
ieinen 8uniten. Ser Giiiiteuts Staatss
anpult So9an a~ppeuierte seseu bieien
@ntideib. Gem llrtbeil semGB tper>
ben Jest Die 100000, Die bonn
9ountp pdbrenb bes Sro5elies suriids
eebalten tpurben, ben fatbolii6en Mnz
italten ausbe5ablt iperoen miiiieu.-
6 @
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

beitebeu auf einen Nlinbeitpreis bon
$3.42 fir 100 Yfunb unb cine Iuz
3abl berlaust iogar $3.71.
(Sie .Suinois Staats3eitung"
ihreibt bier5u: 0ieieuisen Sarmer
uno Wilhz Broou5enten, tpelde err
Hart baben iolen, oaB iie ibre Wilh
cher beruihten piiroen, als iie 81 benz
Yreiie bon $500 fir 100 Bfunb gu
%perfaufen, iperoen alio gut baran
tbuu, lpenu lie ibre Orobunsen nitt
perinirfIifen, polen ite nift 8efabr
laufen, nit Der 9unbcsbebDrbe in
apnflift 81 geratbeu. 9nB @eiee
Ihreibt 3udtbauS biz gu 3fpei Sabreu
ooer cine 0eloitrafe biz 5u $4,000 Dor.
Iuh tDnnen beioe Strafeu 8u9lei6
perbdn9t nerben.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

Der llnfdbi8feit bon @%inpobnern bon
Yrice Sia ipcniger als 8tpei Spnnen
8oblen auf einmal abseliefert an
balten. @ie Sbeeban ertl6rte. peiaern
lid Die 8oblenbdnbler 8eiteuuneen
auf lueni8er ais 5ipei Sunnen an3rs
nebmen.
Wabor Ylid,ta erflarte I'M 3uiams
menbang bamit, er erirlte ollie. tpelfe
feline aoblen betommen tDnnen. i'm
oapon III &enntniB gu iesen uno ibm
glei65eitig m~it5utbeileu, no Tie
friiber ibre. aoblen eetauft baben.
Ser Iopur lit iiber5eugt bapon, oaB
er Dem llebeI abbelfen tann, ltnb in
Der Gage lit ale Guipriide auf 8oblen
81 befriebigen. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Gin merfwiirbises S%uiammen.
treffen.

Nm 81. Sttober iparen senaii
400 Sabre perfloHen, felt 2utber
NIT Yeroffentlidung ieiner Gbz
laBtbeien Die 9roBe 8laubensz
trennung be8ann. Seitoem mar
Die tatboliihe 2ebre bonn Seq
feuer, ipelhe ia NIT Der IblaB>
: lebre auf'S Snni9ite 3uiammens
bdnst, bel Den Broteltanten ners
p0nt. llmio mertpiiroiser err
id)eint es, oaB 9erabe in bieiem
; Ronat Die oitscanaoii6e Sbnobe
Der Nn9lifaner gu Rpntreal NIT
"a segen 4 Stimmen bei6lobs
; cine @in9abe an Die anslifaniihe
; 8enerals Spnobe Der 9ominion
; 8u MAIDEN, 81 8uniteu Der 8ies
oereinfiibrung oeS 8ebetes fir
Die REINFORCEMENT. Glio genau
400 Sabre mad Ginfiibruns bes
Yroteitantismus nit einem Ins
griff auf Die 9ebre bonn Seq
feuer, crtldrt lid bieier Sliieel
beS Yrpteitantismus 5uguulten
Der anse9riifenen Sebrel =
9. :. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
vSsrsieners" eamfen 90 Pro-
sent Scr Notwithstanding.

s + a'g o, Sa.-gou ieoeu 5ebu
9bicaso'er Seuten. neld,e Sreibeitss
Bombs faufteu, lpnren iefs rSoreigu>
ers". Dies tpuroe lesteu Mbeuo bon
Nels. 90. Setanion. Better bes Sparz
9epartements Der Staatsbant bon
Chicago, Der Dem Separtement Der
Sreibeits sGnleibe fir frembe 9iirser
portland, mitsetbeilt. Inter ben
Siirgern, ipelhe ben groBten antbeil
an Der Quota bon 5000, 900, 600 beis
trueen, %itanoen Die Seutih sNmeritas
ner an Ser Spiee.-I. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
ALLIED CHIEFS TO ITALY.

Paris, Nov. A.. (By Associated Press,
The war brains of Great Britain and
France-LIoyd George; Paul Pain
leve; Lieut.. Gen. j. c. SHUTS, the for
mer South African commander; Gen.
Sir VIM. Robertson, chief of the Eng
fish staff Maj. Gen. Il. Maurice, chief
director of the French military opera
tions; Maj. Gen. Henry Hughes VIII
son Of the English staff-are on their
way to Italy to consult with the Ital-
ian leaders. Also men and guns are
sen to the Tagliamento river.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
VIEW OF u. s. EXPERT.

Washington, Oct. 31.--An American
military expert is quoted as saying {:
ITO be really worth while the Austro-
German drive into Italy must be an
overwhelming one. There are signs that
Gen. Cadorna will be able To control
it; but, even If the Tagliamento River
line does not hold firmly, the cause
Of Italy will not he lost. Emperor
Charles and his Austro-German invad-
ers must, In my judgment, 20 as far as
Venice itself to make the Teuton vic
tory a really valuable military achieve
ment."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Gin neuer
SolDatenfreunD.
Die Central : @ereins Seite ,,8uibe
Night" unh ,8oe's Irmpr" baben
hh ais irene gesleiter nnb freunb.
ihaftlihe Wnbner Der Solbaten uno
Hefriten eriuieien. - Gin nener
Soloatenfreunb bat lid in benz
Seft r3brift" einseitelt.

st. 2puis, Rp.-lleber 90, 1000
Gremplare bes Soloutens @ebetbiihs
leius r8ob's Nrmor" unb mebr ais
10000 .8uipe 8iebt~, Die bon Der
hteligen Central SteIe oes Central
SeretnS bernusaegeben tperoen, bnben
ibren &e9 in Die Saifen Der iungen
Wanner gefunbeu, Die inn Eager uno
an Der Sront iid auf Den aampi porz
bereiten. llno nidt II bon 8iihofen
uno ben unnittelbaren Seelioraern.
ionbern aud, bon ben ilinsen Rdnnern
ielbit limo bieie 8iitIein begriibt, aes
lobt unb pilfommen sebeiBen ipproen.
Sbnen grielt lid II ~Sbrift" bins
gu, ais critics Seft Der Catholic
Soloier's Series", Elm Iabner 3lir
Spariamtteit unb 8arner Dor Ser.
idipenbuns. ~Sbriit" bietet in tnaps
pen, anipredbenoen Sorlesungen Die
@ortbeile Der 9~eorbneten Icripaltung
Der Iussaben. lenft Den 9lid Der
Solbaten auf Die 3ufunft unb auf Die
Notben Der 3uriidgebliebenen, uno
lparnt Dor nabeliegenbeu YeriuGuns
gen aur @ergeuoune pes Ronatsgcs
balts uub etfpaieer @eIbIenbunaen.
Sic Sotifaft, oeren @iftigfeit nidt
uuterihdst perbeu lollte, lit in leihts
flieBenoe angcuebmc SpraGe 9etIcibet.
Sas Seft miro 5u flint Gents bas
Stiid. so Cts. fir Elm Suseno. $3.50
fir Gin Sunbert portofrei perIanot.
Is iolte aud in fpeiteren 8reiien Ger
Sugenolihen ginsang fiuoeu. geitcls
Iursen nit 9e5abluus iino 5u rittcn
M Die Central Stcle bcs Gcntrals
@creins. POI Semple Suiloiug. ct.
2puis. Wp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
MeRlpreis UNI $t.25 per SAP
3mriifeeeansen.

8aibin9ton 3. g. - Bon
Der NabrungsmittcI : @tminiitration
I'M gan5en &anoe an9eiteate Inter
iufnn9cn baben ergcben, baB auges
iiftS Der Meblpreiie bus Baden BON
s Gents Srotlaiben unratbiam lit.
Sic Webr5abl Der aoniumentcn 5iebt
groberc 9rotlaibe por. Am 10. Sfto>
Der ~foitcte bas Yfunb grot ourbs
fhnittli6 1915 Gents. am 20. Sept.
bagceen 111a Gents. Sm Norben lit
Der Yreis nm cinem Gent b6ber. Sic
galtimorer a%leinbdnolcr baben beutc
Den Yreis bes Safes @tebl uW 1925
rcbu3icrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
0eoen Senator 0renna.

%clpa. u. Sof.-Sie Natioual
Gmcrican aiiociatiuu, beren often ans
8~etunpigte Scnoen5 barauf serihtet lit.
bic popalitdt 9e9en Die Administration
5n forhern, iplroe am 1. Ropember
ms 9eben 8erlifen unb iofort Yetitips
men III llmluuf geiest, in ipel6en Die
@eiignation oes Suubesienators @ronz
na bon NorbsS afota geiorbert ipirb.
Sn ben Yetitioilen lpirb beS Senatprs
Sppoiition gcgcn ariegsmaBreseln aIs
@runo fir beiicn Teiignation anges
aeben.-I. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
HeiImetteSe fiir KinSerl6t,
tttun0.

philadelphia, go. = Bon
Den nlebf ais 1.000 &inberu, Die i'm
bcrgnn9cncu Sabre bon Der &inbers
lGbnmng befallen lpurben, iinb 1913
pollig gcbcilt iporoen unb ettpa 800
b~cfinbcn lid mod inter dr3tlider Be-
bonolung, ipie bns itGbtiide @eiunoz
belts Scpartenlent am 1. Nppember
bcfnynt CAB. Nm 200 ainber iinb Der
GpVcmic crleeen.
Ison Den nneelpenOcten Scilnletbos
fA (GRlIsfelitdrfun9, Iaiiase uno
clcftriihe Sur iheint Die Rusfels
itdrfrngs Ietbobe Die. meiiteu @rfplge
gebabt 81 baben.-I. 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
ueber cine 21tnien 13mjbel<
inteRr K~artsffeln seerntet.

" Arlington 8. 6. = Gin
reiher lteberfluB an grbdpfelu, iotpobl
peiBen ais AUDI iiiBen aartoffelu, gu
ben tpdbrenb bes gan5en 8inters pors
berri6enoen Yreiien, miro bon Dem
aderbau : Separtement porausgeiagt.
Die ~oiesidbrise grnte betrdgt cine
WiQion 9uibelS mebr ais in normdIen
Sabren, unb Die grnte in iiiBen 8ars
toffeln lit 9eraoe3u auormal eroB, ma
einen iiberreiden Sorratb uno itatios
mare Sreile beoeutet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
RUSSIAN DELEGATE BARRED.

Paris. Nov. Jules Cambon, gen
eral secretary to the ministry Of for
eign affairs, said yesterday that M.
Skobeleff. former Russian minister Of
labor, who was elected by the soldiers
and workmen's delegates as their rep
r~esentative TO the interallied confer
ence to be held In Paris, would be
barred from the meeting. The central
committee of the soldiers and work
mems council drew up a remuneration
and no-indemnity peace program as in
structions to Skobeleff,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
GERMANY'S LOSS SIX MILLION
MEN.

Washington, ID. c., Oct. 80 - The
radical Socialist leader, Ledebour. has
given the Reichstag the following es-
innate of Germany's losses In men
I'VE have had 1.500.0 600 dead, 100000
or 100000 wounded. of whom 5OO.-
600 are crippled for life, and 1000
600 absolutely invalided. That makes
altogether 100000 men lost during
three years." 1t has been reported re-
peatedly that over half Of the wounded
return to the firing line.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Kritie Scr ySreiReits
aeraet.

Nabion. Ris.-SrGiiocnt Ban
Siic BON Der Wisconiin Staats> llniz
periitdt bat befannt ge9cben. baB Or.
grnit Seize, Yroieiior Der peutideu
2itcratur an Der llniperiitdt. ipegen
anitoBiSer acuBerungen ilber Die
5lpcite Sreibeitss Inleibe Der Hiidtritt
eeitattet poroen lei. Seize lit Elm
peutider Staatsangebpriger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
BELGIAN WOMEN FORCED TO
BUILD DUGOUTS.

British Front in Belgium, Nov. 4
Belgian women and girls are being
compelled to build concrete dugouts
under artillery fire. The statement
that this form of slavery has actually
been practiced is recorded In the diary
Of a German soldier who was recently
captured.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
II Gents Nlilet, In Gkisase.

Gbicngp. Sa,-Nht Der fiibrcns
Den Iilhfirmen iceten ben Yreis fir
Mild filr Die a%oniumcutcn aui ~
Gents onS G.uort bcrnb. @leih5eitig
beidloiien iieben bicicr Sirmeu bcn
Sarmcrn nnb Wolf, ',ibeiiecrn fir
bic 3uiunit nur So per 100 Yihnb
Yiilh 81 bc5nblen.
Gic GARNER i'm Na0emeinen inbeS