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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-08-01
SPECIAL SESSION
MAY BE CALLED
War Conditions Likely to Require
Meeting of the Legislature
This Fall.
EMERGENCIES MUST BE MET
Such Extra Sessions Were Necessary
During the Civil War-Governor
Phillip Will Not Act Unless 1t
Is Absolutely Necessary.

Madison-The legislature of Wis
consin will be called into extra session
to meet any emergencies arising out Of
the war.
Governor Philip said the lawmak-
ers will not be called back until abso-
lutely necessary, yet the general opin-
ion is that with the war another session
within year is probable. During the
Civil war the state held annual, in
stead of biennial sessions of the leg
islature and yet two adjourned and
two or three extra sessions were neces-
sary to meet emergencies.
Game Bill to Come UP.
The big fish and game bill which
was signed by the governor will be
the subject of discussion when the
legislature is again called into extra
session. The protest of lake shore fish
bill prompted the governor to tell Sena-
tor Timothy Burke of Green Bay that
in case of a legislative call the fish bill
would be one Of the measures which
he would include.
The governor did not feel that the
measure should be sent back to the
legislature during the closing days
but agreed that if there was call for
a special session fish laws would be
one of the things that would be in
Guided.
Object to Perch Provision.
One of the objections made against
the fish and game law is that the size
of perch caught commercially is in
creased from seven to eight inches.
Fishermen of the vicinity OF Green
Bay have made such a protest against
the bill, and the conservation commits
sion has agreed with much of the pro-
test, that in case of a special session
this feature of the law will again be
considered.
While military matters will probably
necessitate the call of the legislature,
number of other subjects may need
consideration. The effect of the fed
eral food enactments may neceSsItate
changes in some of Wisconsin's laws,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-08-01

There was a time when hair oil and
a duck suit meant conquest for any
young man.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-08-01
OF No Value

A reporter of a Canadian publica
ton, who was not devoid of the sense
of irony, was giving detailed account
Of a recent automobile race. He con
Guided his article in this manner:
''Motorcars on this particular speed
way are sometimes run out of the
course, and to prevent the possibility
Of any loss of valuable lives the ground
level of the promenade, was occupied
only by representative of the press.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-08-01

Men with weighty opinions are will
ing that anybody should weigh them
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-08-01

Does it seem TO you that the
nature of Tad Craven's work as
a British secret service man JUS
titles his posing as bachelor
for many years and his tSest-
nent of Lydia2
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-08-01

(T0 BE CONTINUED.)
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

Mr.. Pennell was dinner guest
at the S. ID. Stoufer home last ev-
ening, and later some so of his
friends gathered there TO assist in
making his last evening in his
''old home town" as pleasant as
possible. On the pretty lawn, be-
meath star-lit sky the party dis
cusSed the war, enjoyed social con-
tests and drank punch during the
earlier hours, and then the honor
ed guest was presented hand
some gold ring, a little token of
the good viii and good wishes of
his Nezperce friends. He replied
to the presentation with a brief
speech of appreciation for the gift
and particularly for the kindly
treatment he had received from
the people Of the community that
he was pleased to call home-and
which would continue TO be his
home no matter whittier his duty
as a soldier might take him. AEr.
and Mrs Gene King then delight
fully entertained the assemblage
with clever instrumental and vocal
selections, and whatever solemnity
the occasion bore was then en-
tirely dispelled by a couple Of
character songs by Mr.. L. \. Swift
and the hostess.
Thcn came the good byes and
the sincere expression of best
wishes for the successful venture
of Mr.. Pennell into his new ca
leer.
That he win succeed in this pa
irioiic undertaking, as he has sue
ceeded IN the practice of his pro-
fession, is not questioned by his
many good friends in the Lewis
ton and Nezperce sections.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
Pencil Tips From the Methodist
Church.

We are glad to report that the
work on the new church is pro
crossing nicely. Last Tuesday was
a day for donated labor and q
number of gentlemen came and
rendered excellent service and the
ladies furnished such a dinner as
viii not be forgotten in a long
time. The boxing is about all on
the walls and much Of the selling
is on. From all indications the
children win soon have an excel
lent Sunday school home.
The scarlet fever scare last Sun
day made quite a difference in
our Sunday school attendance. We
trust that the scare is worse than
the reality and that the members
of the school viii soon begin to
line up for the winters work.
The theme for Sunday morning
win be, "Jesus and Nicodemus.
Our daughter, Alice, is home
and we expect her to sing Sunday
morning. We viii administer bap.
tism to any children in harmony
with the request of the parents.
We invite citizens and strang
erS to worship with us
7. III. Fertig, Pastor
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
PENEELL ARMY OFFICER.
Popular Nezperce Attorney Wins
Appointment to Train for
Commission in Overseas
Mortimer VanOs-
trand Also Go.

Attorney G. c. Pennell depart
ed this morning with the Z. S.
army officers training camp at
Preside. Cal, as his ultimate des-
iination. He viii visit relatives
and friends at Lewiston and Seat
tie enroute, and report for duty
at the training camp August q.
Mortimer Nan0strand, Of Win
chester, was another successful
Lewis county contestant for a like
honor ard viii also report for du-
~ On the same date.
Following the announcement by
the war department of the openl
ing of this camp, Messrs. Pennell
and Nan0strand made application
for admission thereto, as did also
many others in the Lewiston sec
tion. They were ordered to report
at Lewiston for examination and
we're two of the four who passed
These camps are conducted at
many points in the country and
here the men selected are given
three months training and their
grades are made on each day 5
work. Those who have a salts
factory average at the end of the
three months are given commits
sions in the army, ranking from
second lieutenant to Lieutenant
colonel, according to the record
each has made.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

Winchester.
1913 Arthur c. Carey, Nez
perez.
s0-3ss Samuel Polk Kennedy
Nollmer.
sl-4O6 Edwin Ray Garyin, Nez
perez.
s2-5l9 Allen Boyde McCready
Nezperee.
So - Nigola Deyita, kamiah
S4-392 Daniel Williams, Ito.
s5-3s3 Buel Franklin Bartlett
Nollmer.
S6-l22 Charles Clifford John
son, Nezperee.
81 222 Don Juan NcClaIin, llo
8s-297 Ingle o. Reldahl, Ncz-
perez.
So -32l Jesse w. Robertson,
Nezperce.
9O-5sS Oscar E. Julin, winches-
ter.
$3.50 John William Matlock,
kamiah.
92-l2l Huga p. Medved, Nez-
perez.
SO 22l Emory Conwell Bedwell,
kamiah.
1922 Walter Clyde Gregory,
10.
s5-5O4Tony Preno, Winchester.
90 -4T0 William Huber, Nez-
perez.
97-sl2 Theodore Primus, Nez-
perez.
sS- 30 Henry Clayton BralIier,
Nezperee.
99-i91 llya Miljus, Winchester.
l00-477 William James Harbke,
Mohler.
l0l-13O Charles Arthur Kitchen.
Kamiah.
lO2-i6S David b. Turner, Nez-
perez.
IOS- -424 Earl William Reed, Nez-
lO9~i75 Harvey D. wester, Nez-
perez.
lO5-sOO Robert Lincoln Anstine,
Russell.
lO6-2 27s Evert Blenders. Nez-
perce.
lO7-524 William George Pool,
Mohler.
los $50 Harold Fines Huffman.
Ilo.
lo9- 1886 Milton Nathan Hunter,
Steele.
lIO-2l2 Paul Edward Bevard,
1lo.
IL 49 Fred Lewis Greek, Nez-
perce.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
Stars Gather at Kamiah.

Answering an invitation from
/ Crescent Chapter No. 43, Order
Eastern Star at Kamiah, large
delegation from the Nezperce
Chapter attended the regular
meeting at Kamiah last Tuesday
evening. This meeting was en-
belished with work in the degrees
by the very efficient Kamiah
bunch, and a banquet in honor of
the visitors. 1t was one Of the
nest enjoyable affairs of the kind
ever attended by a delegation
ii'gn ahc prairie.
The visitors were.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNinimy, Mr.
and Mrs. ii. G. Paige, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. YanSyoc, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs
r. 5. Erb, DIR. and Mrs. A. H.
Maple. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Bowles,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. Paige, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Z. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
F. Harbke, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sweet, Miss Nellie Ramsey, Mrs.
Ella Boles, Miss Blanche Sweet,
Mrs. j. S. Marker, Mrs. Edith
Brash, Mrs. Delpha Esslinger,
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Eta Brown,
Mrs. L. J. Luscomb, w. 7. Shock
ley, Alvin Caldwell.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
peath of Herman Lundeby

Herman, the seven-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Lundeby,
who resides six miles northwest
Of town, died last Saturday even
ing Of scarlet fever which he con
tracted just week before, but
just where and how is a mystery
Funeral services were conducted
at 10 o'clock Sunday morning by
Rev G. II. Ellis at the Nexpefee
cemetery, where, owing TO the con-
tagious nature of the fatal mala-
dy, only immediate relatives at
tended TO consign the youthful
remains to their last resting place.
Many loving friends had shown
their sympathy by contributing
beautiful flowers, which covered
the caskct. The parents Of the de-
ceased are among the prairie 5
best known and most highly es-
tcemed citizens, and they have the
sympathy Of their many friends in
this sad bereavement.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
Aged Lady Hurt By Fan.

Mrs. Fiddler, aged 50 years, SuS-
tanned compound fracture Of
right leg below the knee about S
o'clock Tuesday evening, when
she fell from the porch of the Geo.
Erb home at Russell. She was Civ
en- medical attention as quickly as
possible, and is said to be doing
as well as could be expected.
The injured lady is the mother
Of Mrs. Erb and has been making
her home with her daughter for
some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Erb
were in Kamiah at the time of the
accident, attending a meeting of
the Eastern Star lodge.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
FREE AIR.......

Our automobile accessory line
has grown 10 such proportions
that Il justifies us in installing a
free air outfit. We have placed
the hose and tire connections out
side Of our front door and you
are invited 10 use them any time,
whether the store is open or not.
When you think your tires need
more air drive around. Don't use
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

The local organization of young
ladies which has for its objective
the bettermcnt of conditions for
the soldier boys. met last night at
the A. + Harbke home near Rus
sell. The usual program Of knit
ing, business and a luncheon with
social chit chat was carried out,
following which the three Misses
Harbke and Miss Loftie Sorenson
were taken in as members. The
next meeting viii be held at the
+. Nelson home northeast Of town.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

your hand pumps unless You have
tire trouble on the road, its easier
on you and we want every man
who uses air in his tires 10 know
that be is just as much at liberty
to use the air as if he owned IT,
You need not call a clerk, just
drive up and "help yourself, We
viii be glad 20 assist you and show
you II you wish, but you are not
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
TO Fight the Nations Battles
Lewis County Board Selects IS of Required SS Men for
Uncle Sans First Draft Army---Wi
Select Balance Saturday

The following IS Lewis county
young men have been certified up
10 the state exemption board As
the selections made By the Lewis
county board during the examina-
tions held al the court house IL
Nezperce since last Thursday
These were sifted from the rs call
ed for the first examination, and
the quota is still two short for the
regular list and eight alternates.
This shortage will be supplied
from the succeeding list Of 35 who
have been notified 10 appear be-
fore the board Saturday, Aug. Is.
The first q on the list selected
claimed no exemption, and Of the
balance Of this list, Dexter G. Van
Ostrand and Ora 4. Snyder waive
exemption claims.
The Selected List.
S-64S Emil Henning Bjork-
lund, Winchester.
1874 Martin Thompson, Nez-
lS-sSs sven Thompson. Eeu-
perce.
2b-lS2 Earl Elsmer Gordon,
Vollmer.
26-51S Guy Huntley, no.
2S-223 Joseph Kern, no.
29-f17 Albert Elmer Ralston,
Mohler.
$500 Nicholas Henry Klaus,
Voilmer.
ss-Ssa Charles Stanley Boyer,
Nexperce.
4i-z52 John M Booth. Nez-
perce.
42S55 George Frank Mating
~, Forest.
$3.50 Sidney Hutley, 10.
$3.50 Danisl Christian Veg.
ner. Kamiah.
d. 81 william Hugh Jenkins,
Kasaiah.
CO. s Victor Arnold BjOrn.
$50 500 John Otto Bureham
Russell.
$40 william W. Wayne,
Forest.
60S6S Fred Grouse Tlo.
g. II Ernest August Rossina,
Winchester.
To- 9 AdOlph Henry varnes.
Vollmer.
1850 Alex Mcpherson. win
l1-S7s Dexter Culver vanost.
erand, Winchester.
23-4S2 Burrel Haswell Eden,
Ilo.
27- 40 Perry Guy Pearson.
Kamiah.
81 '1I5''i % Ora Emerson Snyder.
pardee.
$3.50 Charles Hoath Stevens,
Winchester.
44-21s Joseph Blackeagle. KAN
iah.
4o- SO Henry Clay Randall, no.
o. 81 Claude Harry Patton,
e. = "a virgil vivian Kitsrsil.
no.
7i-s27 Cecil Edwin FlOry, Reu-
bens.
"a 9S John Aberham Thomas,
Peck.
7l-1Os James william wimpy,
Mezperce.
o--f26 John Eldon Redick,
Kamiah.
$3.50 Roy Drake, Kamiah.
50-S91 Russell Hugh Kendall,
10.
Jailed for Examination Saturday.
IT, 81 Harold Irving McMunn,
IIo.
7s- 80 William Tandy Cope, i
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Frank LAWN, Of Lewiston, is !
business visitor today.
John Mccoy returned home yes
terday evening from CuldeSac.
Banker +. wienss was q pas
scngcr for Lewiston this morning
FOR SALE Six good as new
bundle wagon racks. Andy Stell-
mon. s2w
Geo. Ratliff returned home last
night from an extended visit ID
Boise.
Geo. A. Marshall. the grain buy.
er. was in town from Lewiston
Tuesday.
orville crumpaekcr went 10
Nollmer this morning 10 take IN
the sights.
Mrs n. II. Paige left yesterday
via knmiah for a visit with rel.
ativcs az Juliaetta.
FOR SALE -3-year.old Per.
ehcron mare, kind and gentle; VT
1900. Mrs. Covey.
John Graham and \. y. Miller
were Lewiston visitors Tuesday
returning yesterday.
NJ. ID. Buck returned home lasi
night from a two months visit 20
the southern part Of the state.
Geo. NJ. Reed, Of Grangeville
was IN town last Thursday look.
ing after his farming interests.
The daily appearance Of the
street sprinkler also adds much 10
the JOY of living In Nexperce.
Mrs. II. A. 0dekirk left Sunday
for a visit to Lewiston and Spo-
kane, returning home last night.
Postmaster Jud I.under and
Bob Broker, Of ilo, were Nez.
perez visitors yesterday evening
III. +. Haynes, American Ex-
press representative from Lewis.
ton, was q business visitor the
forcpart Of the week.
Mrs. r. J. f4auritxcn, Of Pot.
latch. who has been visiting her
brother, +. b. Brown. returned
home Yesterday morning.
Mrs. Robt. Brown. of kendrick,
arrived IN the city last night and
il spending the weeks end with
her brother, II. A. Odekirk.
Sky Prichard. the Rumely agent
from Lewiston, is in town getting
some Of his company new sepa-
rators ready for the season = run.
Miss Mae Wood. Of Moscow, ar.
rived IN Nezperce yesterday ev-
cning and Is visiting with her
friend. Mrs. II. A. 0dekirk and
family.
c. S. Buck and wife, Of Billings,
Mont. were arrivals in Nexperce
yesterday evening and are visit
ing Mrs. Bucks brother, +. B /
Brown, and family.
DIR. Jacob Breid, Indian agent |
at Lapwai. was in town Tuesday /
looking after some road fight-0f- i
way through Indian nllotments
Miss Helen Hunter left for her
home in Seattle this morning, az.
Ter three weeks visit at the w
T.. Crumpackcr home east Of town.
Mayor Stoufer made another
ten.strike for q better Nezperce |
when he fathered the movement
that now gives us o well-sprinkled
Main street.
Had you noticed khe sudden
drop in your meat bill. II might
have been caused by the opening
Of The Peoples Market j. II.
Schwingler, Proprietor.
The Herald Is free 20 every Lew
IL county man with the ool0rs.
Send your name and address and
the same win be entered on our
subscription Iist for The time OF
! our service.
Chas. Syron was an arrival last |
night from Alberta and win spend |
q few days visiting his son, Free
man, and daughter, Mrs. u. Rein
hardt, and old friends in this vicin-
ity. Mr.. Syron was called to Gar
field, Wash, by the death Of his
mother who died Sunday and was
buried Monday. She was SO years
old.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
lutheran Church Services.

The morning service next Sun
day at the Lutheran church in
Nezperce viii be conducted IN
Norwegian, and instruction of the
children win follow the sermon.
Rev. N. ]. Holm, Pastor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

A marriage license was issued
from the county auditors office
on the 18th instant 10 Harry Moi.
fctt, Of Winona. and Sarah Mon.
tieth, Of Kamiah.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

obliged 10 wait for a clerk unless
you prefer, neither are you oblig-
ated 10 as in any way, but con-
slider il as much your privilege
as il would be to drink from a
public fountain, as it is just con-
venienee for those who motor into
Nczpcrce.
Call aud try it out.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

Pete Grant was an arrival from
Charleston yesterday evening and
expects 10 remain here until after
harvest.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

All regular Sunday services viii
be held at the usual hours. Every.
one is cordially invited ia worship
with us. +. NJ. Finn, Minister.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
3ettmneen ~amfeeheben.

Scit Der Mnna6me Der Spiondges
Gorlaee am is. Suni lit bereits 5abl>
reid)en Settuneen uno 8eitihriften oas
Toit> Yripileginm ent5p9en tporoen, 10
oarunter porige Wohe Der III 8iraro,
8anias. criheinenben io3ialiiiibcn
@odenitrift Appeal TO 8eaion"..
slnbere Seitidriften, o oenet
cine begin. mebrere Guseaben bonn
Yoitamt in @aibinston in 9ann ers
fart nurben. iinb Tom Wation's
rSefferionian", Georgia; She Sour
2igbts", Organ Der @omnn's Peuce
Yartp bon Netp Yorf; .Gmerican
Soctdliit", Gbicaso, Su.; .3be glait".
aleranber 8erfman's anarhiitii6es
Wofenblatt. unb ~Wiotber GARTH,
emmn Bolonann's Organ.
8ie Gin 9earrter bes 8unbesz
Voitanits erflGrt, iino fait tGelif felt
Dem is. Suni Nuseaben friegsfeinbs
Iiuer, io5jaliitiider ober pa5ifiitiifer
3eitihriftcn ipegen angeblifer .bohs
berrdtberiiher" Mrtifel bon Der .Eoit
auseeihloIien iporben.
8ie es beibt, lit big Jest In feinem
etn3t9en Sdl Die I'M Spro1a9es0es
les feitgeieste Strafe berbdnet ipors
ben, bageeen ioaen General Yoits
meiiter 8urleion. Collector Semar itito
General 0rofub Grotpoer iih enta
,uloiien baben, in Sufunit braitiifer
porageben. Die Sobititrafe lit 20
Sabre Satt ober $4,000 @elobuBe,
ODER 8etbcs.
Guh eeeen bic fremoiprahieen
3eitungen ioa ieet borgegansen tuer@
ben. 9ieie itnb ndntltb elmer neiI
eesriinoeten .Gmcrifaniihen 2iea fir
NationaIe ginbeit" elm @reuel. Sieie
3eituneen icQen, ipenn BITE 9iaa ibrcn
gsiaen burhiest, g%e5tpuneen fperoen,
engliihe l1eberiesunsen ibrer 9eits
urtifel uuo Neutgfeiten. fpelhe iid auf
bic nusldnbiihe RoIitit Der 8eeierlirg
be5ieben, nb3ubruden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
11mntiuS paeeni beift KSni9
Don Bayern.

Nm 1. Suni bat Der pdpitlihe Sums
thus Yucelt benz &bnia bon 8apern in
Wiinhen iein neutrality-suspicious.
NIT elmer Gniprahe iiberreift. -
Die .eelbe" Seniations sEreiie bat
iiber Die Nebe nift cine GLIDE ges
broht, trosoem bieie 8ebe cine iiber
Riinaen llnb iiber Seutihlano BIN,
alseebcnbe 8ebeutuns hate. = 8as
celi iprat als Geiunbter bes Papites.
ais 8ertreter bes Iapites, nno Yaceut
iprah iiber ben Srieoen. Raceli belt
letne Gniprahe an ben &ontg in
beiitiber Sprahe iino bob BARN Der.
Dor, bab Die unper5iieIihe e%rnennung
cines Rahfol9ers fir Siberia 5ei9e,
tpelh' boben Wertb Der Yapit oif Die
9,lten 8%e5iebunsen bes 81. Stibles 5u
elmer Rordrhie be9t, in Der Der 8onig
BON lcbbafter, alliriftiecr Inbdnglih.
felt unb @rgebcttbeit fir ben appito'
liihen Stlbl crfiint if, uno in Der
bas Bolt ben unihdsbaren 8ertb, ben
ber @laube iino Die hriitlihe Sitte
fir Die 8oblfabrt. ben Sriebeu nnb
ben biirgerlihen Sortidritt babcr. 10
tiei eriaBt II. adtet. Teuu es iei rpobl
faum ie 10 ionnenflar pic in bieier
ioreeni1pereu Stupbe an Den Sag
gctreten, pie notbpenbig es lei, Die
menihlihs @eielihaft arf Der iitt.
liten @runblaee Der hriitltheu 8eis,
belt ipieoer %aIf8ubaIen. unb baB Der
seredte unb bnuerbafte Sriebe MN auf
Der 9rltnofeite bes oifentli6en DRIFT
liten Hehtes beiteben tonne. lleber
o1er menidIiten 2eibenihuft itebeno.
in ben belen &reiien Der @eredlti9feit
uub 9iebe, Siiter. @rfldrer unb pber,
tier Wabrer pes natiirliten 8eIeses
unb Der triitliden Roral, lei Der
Tapit rm nidts dIeitlider beIorst. ais
ben Nnbrud Der Stuuoc oes eriebnten
Srieoens 5u beitleuni9en unb IN.
sfpiid)en NIT aQen arofteu Die ihmer5.
liditen Solsen ocs &rieees 81 linbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Jsampf ge9eu brttirte Derr[dJaft int tamhr
aa harapf: fir mmfere rationale Gbrr; fir mabre pnIksberrrdaft; fir Die OK.
iHrn, Der mibtbrihf@en Clemente i'm tamhe; fir Die lnabbanstskrt Der
Der. 5taatsn; fir bic aunhitattun hs, Ianhes; fir amrrihanif@en 1riehrm.

enoloien Ticberlagen Der Guiierten
a asaeiti aieR hot sdladtfeISerH eHropa's
Wir fiiblen baber nut 9r. Shiutno
uno nit Wiqionen anoerer umertfos
tltlt,er Burger, iueld)e ntdt in bas
britiIhe Sorn itoben fppqen, iunbern
tpelte nod an 8aibington's Wd6s
ming Dor periptdeInoen giirbntHen
.feitbulter, bak Der aanpf fir bic I'm.
nbbdngtgfeit ber Der. Staaten pm
Grglanb cine edit amerifaniide,
patrtptifhc 5bat lit. Sic Sraariios
tton miro nidt ausbIeiben. Sas Ser
lan8en, Die llnabb1ueisfcit Der Scr.
Stdoten bon @nglano unD bon Der
brttiIden Diplomatic 3u idiiser, mirb
taglid itarfer, lie frether Sic pro-
britiIdlen Siplomateu in @uIbington
ino Die pro 'britiihe Yrebmcite unter
Soro Norfbcliffe & 60. es b~ier5ulanoe
treiben.
llnierer aniidt mad, mus bieier
81 a M , ge9en @naIano nmio
n~otblpenoi9er gefiibrt ipcrcen, oils es
feline ALTERNATIVE gibt fir Die griitens
Der nthts britiIden Glcmentc i'm 9unbe.
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| dnbcrn %beitIoHene Safe, bds
beltdnoig ge9en DEN beutiden &Ierlts,
proteliantiit unb fatboIiid, ecaen Die
oelltId)s reoenoen 8%cnteinoen, Qeaen bic
ocutihs drneritnniide Greiie, fltra,
gegcn has cause Scntidj -amrrifaner.
tbnm gebett nnb perleumbet uerben
mus, big oieicr ~Guslaufer" beS ben
gritcn 10 perbabten beuti6en
Gin II in Der Welt, pie Gin
bo'cr Nlt ant gnume 6er5Ios abaeidat
tporocn lit. Wan Made iif feline
Suulionen bariibcr. ionbern table
pielmebr icinc Gntihiebcnbeit, nit
alien %erlaubtcn Witteln 9egen @nas
lamb gu Nompfcn unb fir cine fiibreuoe
Stcllung Der Der. Staateu einsu.
treten. Ser aampf gc0en bril-
tiIhen GinflrB uno britiih c
umtriebe iollte inter bem 8abliprlite
9efiibrt iperoen: Back to Wash
ington. Back to 70! Against Great
Britain and British influences and for
the Constitution Of the U~S..
- Man pcr9eiie niht. baB ifnere
Vcrlcelingen Der &onititution Der
Der. Staatcn porliegeu. 8cun Der
Truiioent, bos 4obinett, pber Der
aon8reB Die aonititution bcs 2nnoes
pcrlebcn obcr anger Strait an ieecn
genciat iinb, bdru luerben tic boourh
9craoc ben ip5ialiiiihen nnb anardbis
itiihcn Glcmenten I'M Qanoe bic
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