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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
TACKLING THE SHIP JOB RIGHT

The governments plans for supplying the skilled la
Dor needed for the huge ship building program show that
there no longer miscOncepton in Washington about
the size of the job the Importance of its quick compile
ton The government found out that there not
ship builders enough in the country, and is going to
make ship builders just as it is making soldiers
This is industrial mobilization of a comprehensive
land effective sort. Ship building is much part Of
war making as the raising of armies and there
son why the work should not be done something very
much like the plan. The government will need it
is estimated from 10000 to 100000 skilled mechanics,
and proposes to draw that number from men all over
the country and train them in the trades required Ship
building trades had become almost unknown in this
country soldering and like the army organization
the yards where the cargo and fighting craft are to be
turned out must be recruited from the ground up In
country that had abandoned merchant marine and all
lowed its navy to sink to fourth place an army of ship
builders could not spring to their tools any more than an
army of soldiers could spring to their guns.
The country will be glad to recognize in this worth
while mobilization of labor purpose to tackle the shin
building job in way commensurate with its SIZE 1t is
to be made in effect not job for the seacoast cities
alone or for the limited industrial populations of ship
budng plant centers but for the whole country in
land as well as coastal That is proper The war is a
country wide job, and every part of the country should
send up its quota of men for the work of every detail of
It, Once they taught the of the west can build
ships as well as the of the coast just the men from
the wheat fields have been found make as good sailors
as the dorymen of Gloucester.-Kansas City Times.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
TRENCH MORTAR,

The trench mortar has become one of the most import
ant weapons of modern warfare But it is by no means
new thing although its present form differs good deal
from the same weapon during previous stages of evou
on The Chinese said to have been the first to use
KIND OF cannon similar to the present day mortar These
were made of followed logs wrapped about by pieces of
rope or enclosed in strong leather castings Such cannon
are to be found even at this late time in the interior of
China.
When the RussoJapanese was at its height an ar
ey officer of the mikado perceived the value of such
weapon for trench operations Empty provision tins
were filled with bits of metal and fired from small cam
non into the Russian lines at close range That was the
beginning of the modern trench mortar
During our civil war hollow logs were wrapped about
with iron hoops and used to throw bombshels The same
device has been employed many times in all parts of the
world. When cannon first became known round stones
were thrown instead of the solid shot manufactured at
later day. The early consisted of iron sheets
rolled into the forms of gun barrel and wrapped with
bands of iron At Jaffa in 1866 the Venetans are said
to have been the first to round shot.
When the defenders of Constantnope gave battle to
the Turk in 1894 they found the attacking forces supplied
with huge cannon described being twenty feet long
and six feet in diameter These threw huge stones
short distance and did great damage the defense of the
city, which surrendered after brave fight and Tins
gave the Ottoman foohold in Europe The TURKS
grip has been weakened of late years. but never broken
His future seems to depend largely upon the fate of Ger
many.-Portland Telegram WI
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27

aside as day of prayer for the ma
tons arms, lit is fitting that we
pay tribute to those twenty-eight
young Americans who have given
their life blood to their country"
Secretary Daniels pointed out that
the first American to lose his life
was a sailor Lieutenant C. C. Thorn
as Of Grass Valley, California, who
was killed on April 2S, while com
handing the gun crew Of the steam
ship Vacuum.
In each OF his speeches he set
forth that these gallant young AM
orleans have made the supreme sac
rifice and 1OO,OOO.OOO people stand
ready to give their ALL" and urged
that every American worthy of the
name should at least purchase
Liberty bond.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27

ton matters There are few i'll public or private al
fairs who do not feel that law regarding corrupt
practices in elections is right and proper but the measure
placed on the statute books Of Utah by the recent egsa
ture have gone far in its restrictive influence
that it has brought limitation Of the vote and the inter-
est Of the people.
Ogden showed more interest in it's municipal primar
les than Salt Lake. due somewhat to the fact that the
candidates for various offices known through
out the community Friendships in this instance had an
influence in bringing out number Of voters, who would
have remained at homeas thousands Of others did-f
they had depended for their interest upon knowledge Of
the campaign issues.-Ogden Examiner
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
GERMAN OFFENSIVE

DESPITE Secretary Bakers statement that it would be
very unwse for the euons to launch an offensive on the
Italian front the offensive is under way and both Ger
and Austrians are taking part in it.
Coincident with this offensive German withdrawal
on wide front between the gulf of Riga and the Dvna
river is announced.
These are somewhat surprising developments of the
wal situation the year comes to close The drive
against the Italians is attempt to save Trieste and the
naval station at oa, to encourage the Astians and to
restore to Austria the captured territory along the Isonzo
Should the drive develop into sweeping victory Italy
wOUId be in a critical situation
While the Teutons did not employ brass bands to
the offensive the allies had fair warning. They
that forty divisions had been removed from
the Russian and Rmanan fronts and were being cOncen
taed the sonzo front Secretary Bakers expert who
writes the weekly review of the war assumed that the
purpose was to withstand Italian drive but the Teu
tons have struck first and seem intent upon conducting
genuine offensive.
The withdrawal on the Riga front is shortening of
the German line Berlin probably argues that the Rus
SLAMS will be kept sufficiently occupied by the operations
against Petrograd from the and that this will make
its lines near Riga and the surplus troops for oper
ations elsewhere.
The Italians appear to be stronger now than at any
time since they declared and cannot help specu
latng upon the circumstances which dictated Teutonic
offensive in that quarter Industrally the Romans are
not in satisfactory position, have they adequate sup
plies Of fuel for factories and for transportation The
deartb of shipping has communicated its evil consequent
to the army which has been delayed in its often
sves by lack of guns shells and transport facilities And
yet there apparently not much to fear that the
Italians will be defeated by any force which the Teutons
can bring against them This is another exempfcaton
o. Indenburgs 1917 tactics He has been feeling out
the soft spots in the enemys line. Unable to make an
Impression upon the Anglo French front he has attacked
Russia in Gaica in the Riga region and on the coast of
Eshona has occasionally smashed at the Rumanians and
concentrates against the Italians in the hope that
they much weaker than their allies in France
Meantime the French have not been idle. They have
cut deep cash IN the Laon salient capturing positions
which command much Of the surrounding country They
still have time, if they fight rapidly and brilliantly as
they did in this attack to make aon untenable for the
foe This would the retreat of the Germans along
front which would take them out of square miles
Of territory than they abandoned in their famous retreat
Of last spring.
Although the French and British have been congratu-
lang themselves lately upon signs Of weakness and in
stability within the German lines they must that the
Germans have not wholly lost the initiative and can
when circumstances favor, still move forward-Sa Lake
Tribune.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
LIGHT VOTE AND NEW LAW

Consideration of the figures of the two chief munich
pal primaries held in Utah Tuesday in Ogden and in
Salt Lake and comparison with the votes of previous
years must bring the feeling to any citizen that the
corrupt practices act passed by the last legislature has
done much toward reducing the vote Such reduction
IN vote can only result in way, the failure to secure
the complete expression of the opinion of the community
IN municipal affairs.
In Salt Lake, where the entire vote is estimated at
some $4,000 people, there cast 1919 votes in Ogden
with total vote of about 5000 there were 573 ballots
The new state law limits the activities of the cand
dates to such an extent that the arousng of interest
among the voters, the thorough information of the pub
nc as to the questions at issue is practically impossible
Even the newspapers are restricted in comment on cleo
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
GIVE SYRUP OF FIGS"
TO CONSTIPATED CHILD
Delicious "Frult Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, Liver
and Bowels.

Look at the tongue, mother! II
coated, your little ones stomach, liver
and bowels need cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or is fever.
ish, stomach sour, breath bad; has sore
throat, diarrhGa, full of cold, give a
teaspoonful of California Syrup of
Figs" and in few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, undigested food and
sour bile gently moves out Of its little
bowels without gripping, and you have
well, playful child again. Ask your
druggist for q bottle of California
Syrup of Figs" which contains full
directions for babies, children OF all ages
and for grown.ups.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR DEAD SEAMEN

Chicago, Oct. 24.-That memorial
services for men of the navy who
have given up their lives for their
country thus far in the war would
be observed in the churches of the
United States next Sunday was the
hope expressed by Secretary of the
Navy Josepheus Daniels to newspap-
er men here.
The secretary pointed out that in
accordance with President Wilson,
suggestion that October 2S be set
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
U. S. CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces the examine
ton named below to be held at an
early date. Application blanks and
further information may be obtained
from the Local Secretary, Board of
Civil Service Examiners, at the Post
Office in this city.
Forest and Field Clerk.
JOSEPH NJ. ZUNDEL,
Local Secretary.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27

NO one is more versatile than smart woman. and we
suppose those White House pickes who have been Will
ing away their dull hours in jail by engaging in rough and
tumble iights with male guards and coored lady prs-
oners will soon be at large again earnestly nresentin TO
crying need OF Womans gentle influence in our public life
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27

t, ulG wafer according to Lord Rayeigh, is greenish
blue, while pure air is blue because according 70 New
tons dlctum the molecules of the air are sufficiently
large to reflect blue. N'oD'S
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27

In all of these automobile accidents Won wood olo,t
he machines were as usual running very slowly but the
brakes failed to work or something happened to the
steering gear W VIC
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sirtcnidrei6en.
LSpciirn fir oirfe 9citnna.O

Ser bodtp' tic Serr @iidpf Gorbett
bon Grootstpn, Wtinu, bat ciucn be-
mcrfen5ipcrtben Sirtenbrief an icirc
Si65ciarcu crIaiIcu, in benz CT tlnrs
Icgt, DaB 8eittbum rnb irbiit)e Ser
gniigun8eu bns meuidlide &er3 in
ieiuem 9rnugc nad Slid ntd't be-
frieoigeu t0uueu. or beriibrt aISz
boun bic ppr5ii8Iifitcu llebcI Der 3eit
nn0 tranbmarft 3. g. Die @cburtcnz
8%pntroIle, oils Gin @erbrcdcn 9cgen
@ott unp bas @aterIonb. Sic fntbuz
Iii6cu @cieuidnften unb Yereinc
iparnt Der bpdtu'itc Serr Siitpf gc8cn
bic mpbernen Sdn3e unb CT forbert Die
fotboIiideu Srotcu ba3u auf, ibreu
I@iufIub gclteno 81 MAIDEN, nm ipieber
ctlpaS mebr InItnno in Die peibIideu
Ioben 81 briu9en. SdIieBenb, fiibrt
Der @iIhpf @orbett olls, bab nlr
ScIbitberIeugnun9 aIIein ipnbres
Grben9liid fir bas menidIihe Sera
brin9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01

Rem gprt g. g.-9us Sauss
Gomite IN Grefutip Sisung bcidIlpf
am "a. Sunuar bas Neip Oorfer Ser
bor in Der BED" sllnteriu6ung aui
lnbeitimmtc 3ett 81 ccriagen.
Gan Srancisco, Sal. - Sci
@ele9enbeit Der bcutigen @eburt5e
taesfeter bes beutIhcu 8aiIers nabm
Der iteIpertretenoe General GoniuI
Grid 3Dpffcl @e8us auf Zen bonn Gn,te
oispenIierten unb iuegcu augebIider
NeutraIitdtsbruds 81 brei Sabren
perurtbeiIten General aouiuls Sruna
gopp nnb iagte, bab bemielben bel
ieiuer Niidtebr mad Seutidlanb be-
ionoerc @hrun9 beporitebe. Gem ebcns
falls antpeienbcn Sopp ipurbe bon ettpo
5000 2anb5Ieutcu cine 5ebn Iinlter
anoauernoe Spntiou 5utbeil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01

Su OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 200 ELDER
Sarm brei Weilen 0 Gomirep,
Wiur. Neues Sau5 nit 9aiemcnt
"a 1ci 32. Speiit0digcr Stan "a bel
50, Placement bat Naum fir IS Stiid
Iinbpieb, gooen bdlt 50 Sonncn Sen.
Gueueniuahcrr in Saus uub Staa.
@6enfalS anDere feline @ebdube.
Rabe $1,000 Sarmers' Creamery
unb tatboliifer Stride unb ShuIe.
Sm Sriibiabr ipiro ebenfaus cine
GonIoSbateo Shulc erbaut. Yreis
1925 per @der, ipenn innerbalb icd6ig
Sagen pcrfauit. Sdreibt an Giaens
thinner &. @. Sammanu, Srnlsbp,
Rinneiota. 2,15,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01

Subuque. Soiua.-@m porigen
Sonucrstag itarb bier ploslih Srall
Raria @nua Giebolo i'm Seime ibrcr
Spd,tcr, Srat Sobn Neno. Die Ser
Itorbene nuro geboreu in Sotbringen
Dor ~ Sabren. Sic rube in Srieoen!
Sen trauerubcn Sintcrblicbeneu uuier
Seileio!
SarmsS ppotbefen gu perfaufen
burG Sran8 8. 8eibe & 6 o.,
5. Stpd i'm Sanfz unb Sn~iurances
@ebGuoe. llcber 80 Sabre g%rfabrung.
- g. Iinstns. Deutider Gbpoiat
uno Notar. 1anf II. Sniuranee @lbs.
qP 9eiet bic Serlanst. an5eisen.
Spalte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Wenc Srieoensbutifuft.
(speStals Eepcfne biefer Scttuna.)

Im It . NJ, 80. Sanuar.-Su
biciieen biplomatiifen arciien beibt
cs, baB SeutidIaub pabrideinlit
binnen As Stunbcu cine abermaIi9c
SriebeusbotIhaft %crlalIen miro. gs
bcibt cbenfaus, bub Seutidlano's
Intlport auf 8ilipn's Sriebensrebe an
Den bcuti6en 8eianoteu in @aibings
ton iibGrnitteIt morbcu iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Datifan crfrcut mber wils
SSn's SeSc.
tG. g. a..aabslsramm Siefrr 8,itnno,

N 0 m, %. Sanuar.-Sm Watifan
lit man botcrfreut iiber Trdiibcnt
&ilion's Sriebersrcbc, critters, neil
baburd Die 4ufmcrfiantfeit Der &eIt
nuf bcn Sricbeu 9cIcntt miro unb
banr, lpeil Die Hebe cine groBc Nn5abl
Dor 8coanfci, cntbdIt, bic itpu iriibcr
pom 81. @ntcr all5gciprpfcn iporpcn
iinb. Gin &rGlnt bcutete io9ar on,
baB Sr1iibcnt 8ilIon lid pieIIcidt bon
Den beriHicbcncn SrieOensbptIhaftcu
bc5 81. @atcrs babe Iciten Ini'cu.-@.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01

81 c NJ c II, Sntpn.-Nm 10. So
mar iuurbeu in Der ct. 'Gtorisnzairde
Serr 8eprg Sclperbnn9, cin Sobn Der
gbcIellte g. 9. Selpcrbnug bon Sres
bouia Soiunibip, nit SRI. Clara
Waicrus, elmer Sodtcr ser gbeIeute
8rant Wnierus, burd Den botp.
Iater SbcobaIb- ebcIid perbunben.
SRI. gInnd)e 9eIperoaug mar 9rauts
inn8fer unb SpIepb Iuuiel fuar
@rnitfilbrer. Nuf Der cltcrIiben Sarm
Der 9rnllt iulrbe Die @e9ebenbcit in
gcbiibrenbcr @eiIe 9efciert. Sus
iunge Gbcpaar frat cine Sod5eitsreiic
an urb miro lid auf elmer Sarm bel
3cmien bdllsIi9 n%ieberIaIien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
gilp Snnbap IN Buffalo, %. q.
(SpeSiaIsT cpefdc oiefer 5ritung.)

Buffalo, 81. g., 20. Sanuar.-
@citern mar Der erite 9iap Sunoabs
Sag bier in Buffalo unb Die aulcttc
an bielcm Gage betrlig Die retorbs
breteube Summe BON $11,1S1. Sn
Den tatboItideu air6en tpurbe iebr
ipenig ober gar nift artf 9iup Suubap
9c3ug genommen. Sn bielen airfen
purbe aber bas Slugblatt D@bp Gath
plics DO not beor 9iup Sunbap", bon
geb. Gaiep, bertbeilt.-G. g. 6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
General Ieribiug's 6id5us.
(spe5tal.S epsi6e bisier 5tituns.)

CT Yaio, Seras. 80. SaniIar.-
Siebeutauieub Imerituncr foIgen Den
iid 5uriid5iebenoen Sruppen Ycribs
in9'S, DC aI9emein befiirftet mirb.
giIla. Der Yeribing auf Der Serie fpl9t.
perbc Gin 9lutbnb anri6ten.
Sicr fam c5 ebeufaa5 gu Streitigs
teitcn 3piiten ungeidbr 900 nreritns
niIden Srouen unb II. Q. Sruppen, "a
~eritere lid Den Scsinii5ierungs sIaBs
regelu ip%ioeriesten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Mdtnng, GatDolifen!

6Iiibenoe nele fat9oIif6e @egeuo Su lenfen,
100 antes gano no6 81 iebr mdbtgem 9reiic
geiautt peroer fam. GRIT fiir5Itb rpuroe eine
fdt6olitbe stree in 9befier, Sonaro Gounib.
SOMA cingepeibt. Gbeiter III Elm icbr rcges
SiQotben uno bat cine ausge5ei6neie iSGrmers'
9renmerb. etnen 6leoaior nno alter Wiarfi
an Der g., W. & ct. q, 9ifenbubH.
Seet III Cure @eleGenbeli. etn 8uies 9eim
Su f1uien, ege oGs ganb i'm preiie gu iicieen
beginni. Slr Nusiufltt nnb preife hes
tpre6et bor ooer ibretbet an
Geo. y. EipenS, 6resep, Soipa.
(Heicren3: &eo. !. Y. 8bdIer, ebefter. Soma, }
Seim S6reiben erpdbne man biefes SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Srauen pom Gburc aussei6loHen.

8ic Die rImeritn" eriabrt, bat Der
bphip'itc Seroinano 8roiIart, 8iitoi
BON Gopiu8ton, Gb.. Gbore. beitcbenb
aus Sraueu uno Wdnueru. unteriagt.
Sic &noronuug bes 9ii6ofs frat am
Heuiabr5ta9e in &raft uno bieIeIbe
betrifft ale @emeiuoen Der 9i05eic.
Gle itiitt lid auf bas .Rotu proprio"
bcs peritorbeueu Ynpites Sius X. iibcr
Gir6enmuiif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
&urreipunocnsen.

Cascade, Soipn.-Sier 1tnrb i'm
Glitter bon II Sabreu 6rau Warp
0tonternddJ. Sic &eritprbenc erblidte
baS Qi6t scr Belt am 20. Sebrunr
1916 in NeuIanb, 8roBber5p8tbum
2%uremburg, urb mar felt benz Sabre
1889 bier ani6i1ig. Sic &eriturbene
binterldbt Scbu 3inber, inter benen
sfpet @rieitcr unO cine SrOensidpcitcr.
9us 8egrdbnib fano itatt nab ctnent
fcicrlidcn Hcquiem, bel Dem Hep. ".
Nantcrrat celcbriertc. aiiiitiert bon
iciucm Srllber Hep. Scnrp Wanters
nod, ais 9iafou; Ncp. 90. @. 6pffa
mann, ulS Subbtofou, uro Hcp. ST.
Srcin, ais ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sic
&rebi9t parb geboIten bon benz bodip.
&. Nlbcrs bon @ascabc. -Dic Ser
ftprbene rllbe in Sricoeul Sen
traucrnoen Sintcrbliebeueu infer
SeiIcib!-(8. S.
8ribgepater, g. 9at.-&m
81. Sanuar itarb III Der Nd6e bon
Gmerp Scrr NidolaS Setter, in benz
Seine leiuer Shipiegcrtohter Srau
Ntfplas Setter, Sr. Ser Beritprbene
ip0ro gebpreu anl 4. Npril 1884 in
&eblcn, @rubber3oetbum 2~urcn,bur9.
Gm a. SUM 1854 Ianbetc' er in &mes
rita unb Iteb iih nit ieiueu Glteru
III Der 8egeuo bon ct. Sonutus, ga,
nicOcr. OdIclbit bcrbeiratbetc CT lid
ant 16. Sebruar 1853 nit SRI. gnna
8eber. 9ieier Che cntipruiieu flint
&naben unb Gin Rdb6en, lpelhe Iqe
in Den &~iuoeriabreu itarbcn. nit Ilts>
nobmc bon NidoIas Setter. am %.
Gpril 1888 3o9 Die SamiIic mad Glib
9atota. Srau Seiter, Sr., itarb am
8. Eebruar 1918. Ser 8eritprbene
rube in Sricbeul Sen trauernben
Sintcrbliebeneu unier 8eilciol
8eIItpoob, Rebr.-4m 90. Sas
nuar tpurben IN Der Stride our Sroite<
rim Der 8etriibten in Retp 2ugembur9,
9latte Giber, Rebr.. Die ~itcrbIihen
llc6erreIte Dc5 peritprbeneu Sheo.
@rpelbing, our @ra6e %getrugen. 9r.
@rpel0ing mar boS dIteite Witglieb
Der @emeiube uuo crblidte baS &ift
Der 8eIt Dor 90 Snbren gu Setringen,
@robber5ogtbum &ugcmbur9. Sm
<er bon 80 Sabreu berbeiratbete er
iih nit SRI. Suianna S6puer, ee>
biirtig aus SanDipeiIer, tpelde ibm i'm
Sabre 1856 o Der Cholera eutriiieu
nllrbe. Ser Che ertiprpllen bier
&inocr, ipooon fol9erloe orei nod am
2ebeu limb: Beter, glein, Nebr.; go
bunu Beter I'M Beiten uub Sruu Betcr
8ucr, Gurcmburg Excitement, 9iebr.
Sm Sabre 1867 p%erbeiratbete ii6
Sbeo. @rpeIbing gum 5~petten Iale
,unb 3tpar nit Der Shiuciter ietncr
bcrItorbeueu Srau. Sieier Che emit
iprpIieu brei &inoer, bon beneu mn
mebr NibolaS @rpeIoing, aearuep,
Nebr., am 2eben lit. Nah benz Sobe
ieiner 5"ipeiten Srau, ipelder I'M Sabre
1878 erfol9te, pauberte Die Samilie
mad Gmerita aus uuO IieB ii6 in
9apib Gitp, Nebr., nieber. Ser Ser
itorbene rube In Sriebeu! Sen
trauerubeu SinterbItebeuen unier
8eileibl
Nemen II, Sopa.-Sn Der &C.
geno bon @ranpile itarb porige ISOLDE
Serr Yeter 8ei5 i'm Sauie ieiuer
Softer Srau Ratb. Neitb, I'M IIter
bon rs Sabreu. Sr. 8eis paro ges
boren I'M 8roBber5ogtbum 2ugemburg
iin6 fam i'm Sabre 1864 mad Gmes
rita, unb IieB lid in Dubuque County
nieber. Saielbit perbeiratbete or lid
i'm Sabre 1868 nit Sri. &arp Wciid,
ipeIde nit ueun aiuberu ben @atten
belpeint, Or rube in Srieoeul Sen
traueruoen 9interbIiebeueu unicr
geileibl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01

9ubuque. Sopa.-Nm borigen
9ouuerstag Nadmittag itarb bier Sri.
SIprcuce Sfuiter i'm @lter bon IS
Sabren. Gs ilberlebeu tic. ncblt Den
traueruben gltsru, foIeenoe iieben &C.
idipiiter: @leauore. 2eona, 8oualo,
9erop. Nrtbur, Glireb unS. Halpb. Sic
rllbe IN Sriebeul Sen traucrnocn
Sinterbliebeueu infer @eileibl--S. s..
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bGdjtig eri6eiut nit einem Stempel
,SuppDieb TO contain matter prohibited
TO importation" periebeu perben. Nlss
buun muB Der 8rief ober ba5 Sntet
pont @mpiduger in 9~egeuipart bcs
Yoitmeiiters geoffnet unb epentuell
8eritort nerbcn.
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Surirte ieiuen yrud.

getm Seber zines Tetietoffers Dor eiIi4en
Snbren 900 Id MIR Elm ihItmmes grudbleioen
ton bic etn6iee S%ofinuue fir cine aur beiiebe.
Srubbaroer bGIfen mir ni6t. 8ulcet fano 10
eiipas. has rli6 ftneu urb oouftdfotg iuririe.
ihs5Sstte Mot pteSer. tfoto Srn" ID S" ais sor SituT
thfpere @rbeii perrt1ie. Is puroe ieine
Operation pou6oger. es CAB fetner 8ettuerlnfi
uro fetre unafnebmIi1ieiten. 90 babe ritis
gu oerfaufen, tuerbe S6neu nber seiluue glus.
funfi geben, ipie Gle otne Operation eine bon.
ftdrbiGe Sur ttnhen i6rnen, tperH sic an mi6
t9retben. Gugenr ID Sunru, S6reirer. 423G
better ffneieen btefe goii3 aus uub 5eieen tie
@noeren. Die NIT @ru6Ietoen be5aftet ftnb -
Gle m6eer duf biefe egeiIe Elm 0eben retten
ober ipentgftens has glero eines gru6Ieibens
iiiQeu rnb bic Sorgen uno bic Sefabr elmer
Operation berbiiieu.
geim S8reiben eripdbne man oiefeS 9Iaii.
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gann auf ubfeine IpiHaden.
Is. .. a..sprretpDnSeni sleier seitums.

8aibington, 8. 6. = Die
3pubc6orbeu iprroen a%ngetpieien,
fcrnerbin 2ptteriez Sidets, Outcome
Sdriften, II. I. 10. ais5uihlieben. Sn
Der 8utunit miro Elm ieber peroddtise
griei ODER p~eriiegeltcs Yntet, bas pers
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@erlanst.-SteIle ais Stcam en-
%itationarp ober traction; lam
8efrigeratine sMai6ine auiitellcn unb
&ann bette 3eu9nilie p%orlcgen.'
y. $40, bieieS 9Iatt.
FLA
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Sprreftc TcItameuts Sormel.

II hereby give and bequeath to the
Leo House for German Catholic Emf
grants of the City Of New York, a cor
poration, the sum
Dollars to be applied by it for its cor
porate purposes"