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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29
Lights Match to See
How Much Gasoline Is
In Tank Of His Auto

Special Correspondence 90 The Herald.
Las Vegas, y. NJ, March 80. "a
-oddl'r ana % wiser man he arose the
morrow morn
Tue day evening about G.Eu o'ciu,E,
Alfredo Iui1n lighted "a match tu ."c
how much gas there was I'M the taIl
of 's Dodge motor ear Today his
car na. mo- top aud q considerable
amount ct the pain, Boz burned or.
Luiau had driven hi- car To- tho
Midway garage, Co have the tank
nlled with gasoline. A. T. Roger ,
81, manager of the garage, had pump
cd three gallons into ne ,Ar, and the
hose was stll flooded with gts, when
Lujun decided to sec how much gas
h" needed ilc lt the match, aud
then dropped the hose ne was holding
and backed way OF The gas i'
the car did not ignite. hut that 'n ;b"
hose did, aud Rogers PLACED his hq-d
over the nozzle Ia prevent the blaze
from reaching ms storage tank VIII ~
contained about $50 gallons OF sa7d-
line. when his hand became thor
ouvhly saturated with the gasolia'.
which immediately burst INTO flames
he dropped the hose with sueh force
that flames were carried TO the door
way Of the garage. aid Immediately
started 10 burn the building
Mr. Rogers ~cvtluRuished the hum
inr gasoline In his hand. and ran FOR
a telephone just as he reached his
desk. ne noticed that his trousers were
1h;ize, So he postponed turning m q
fire alarm, and proceeded to cNtin-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29

Chicago. March 90 Highest nri ''s
since the I|cginnIus NJ the European
war resulted iu the wheat ma'kct toe
DAY from excited buN ing due chiefly
tn buliish crop reports from NchyasiSr
and Kansas. MAY deliver, which
showed the greatest ldy1u,, scared
tn Xl.e1f. as against yf954 ON Nav.
l3. the previous t0pmost record \o'vs
Cd 4, defeat of tho Turks .ondc' T.
forward t1 case the m,rkr' as -Ir-
e,.,Iur Do renewed Likelihood pt co."
opening uf tine p1tiauoiir lui'i'l
price which RANGED frHu 'n. ,'rt' .
yy-,.rd.. finish tu o.. hIrH'r Vtn
N'ay 900 i.Hf. t1 $3.50 and IUlN ''
y1.D. tu El.t.'. u"'n followed ''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29
Flag Corps Numbers
Ninety-one Members

The nag corps which wa- started
some days ago, now has u tota, mem
hcrship OF niuet'-onc. According o.
- *. a. Sellers the requests for mem
bership have boon coming m rapidly
and anyone % wants go belong On
the corps vli have to send heir name
into the committee Boo rapid quick
time.
~ ans business man in the city mas
a Nag pole said colonel Sellers tins
afternoon. = " .ot only furnish
him with a flag. but I VIII see that ,
Is put up for him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29
Rotary Club Favors
Plan to Make Duke
City an Army Camp

At the regular noon luncheon OF the
Rotary club which was held today In
the Y. NJ. G. A. the members advocated
the plan for making Albuquerque At
training camp for state guards. Tho
plan has been advocated for some
lime by Major u. Ruppe and other
officers of the New Mexico infantry.
The Rotarians decided 20 push the
matter with all possible vim.
John Milne. superintendent Of the
city schools. in speaking to the club
announced that the slides showing the
menace of the fly, would be shown AT
the high school auditorium on Mon
day afternoon.
! ". r Demand. OF El Paso, Carl G
Mngee, and Reuben Perry. also spoke
Louis Michel. OF Boston. Mass. and q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29

the committee, which has It's head
quarters in the Commercial clun.
According To the committee. the
operating expenses OF the club nave
been raised by volunteers, 50 TINT
every dollar that Is raised goes di-
rect To- Belgium. N money Is To- he
used for children OF Belgium only.
Plans are now under way to bring the
churches. schools. business houses
and corporations Of the state into the
campaign.
The Rocky Mountain club H. afrl-
lated with the National society Tor
Relief In Belgium. when the idea was
presented in the mining camp Of Mo-
solion only n short time ago II brought
total subscriptions Of s255 az the out
set,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29

The Wild west part OF the circus
which is Ia be under the direction OF
"Biu' Loudcn held a meeting OF its
various performers this noon and ar
ranged for some definite practice 80
that that part Of the circus viii he u
decided success. Some very talcnted
artists are among the performers in
this part Of the big show II this
part of the circus should be well
worth seeing in itself.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29

Tho Tennis club is responsible for
the construction Of two new courts
on the university campus. The new
courts are being constructed right
along side OF the nrst two hat were
bult and with the n that O, iu front
Of the Womeu's dormitory viii make
nNe courts at the disposal of the stu
dents. owing 10 the present pupu-
laTity ut tennis on the hill, Ave courts
VIII De- non too many as the three
that are 4n shape now are In CON
slant demand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29
The Markets


Ncw York. March sH-Spe,i1l
Etocks increased their gains tor the
, most part ON the atpck market today.
wilson Ta.Iung rose O. points with Ca
~ Tor American and Continental
Cans Ohio Gas rose 90. points WIKI
tRs much for Montana power In IA,
tcel group virginia iron rose 4 point.
And oils were featured by gains Of
pwo 10 three points Ia Texas company
hnd Mexican Petroleum, although sin
stlair Osl reacted I've points. \ spirited
Siemaud for the c"ndary steel issue
tet iu at midday. those stocks rising
. 10 . points. rails, Metals and ship
pings were compar1ti' oily neglected
Bonds were steady.
close.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29

euish his trousers. In the meantime
william II. Rogers and others In the
garage ran out with laprobes and
succeeded In putting out the fire. No
one was hurt, hut those who witnessed
the accident say il was u miraculous
escape. Had the blaze reached he
ESQ gallons OF gasoline stored under
the ground. Il terrific explosion would
have occurred.
Signs about city garages read.
Don't smoke near the gasoline
tank. II your life isn't valuable.
gasoline is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29
Market Quotations
Furnished by Curtiss.
Manning & Co.
Commission Brokers, ITO South
Second St, Albuquerque, N. NJ.

Calumet & Jerome, l-l6A i5-i6;
Calumet Il Arizona. 50 y q 81: Consol-
idatod Arizona, 2G2h Greer Mon
s,cr. ~ ml7s; Howe sound, Ga o.
ga Jerome Verde. 115-lGM . Lao;
Magma chief. ~ a =. Miami Consol..
2jG %: New Corneiia. l7ta Is: Ray
Hercules. 4I4h. Superior Boston,
,6A al. Santa RIA, * mhs = T.. Y.
Extension, asa a. 39A Verde Combn.,
* n Il; BIB Ledge. AZ Ith Dundee
Arizona. - az; Emma Consolidated,
-; Hocla. ~ as; Eik Horn, so n
50. sapu. pa. ~ Mtl2. ELK BASIN,
| l2I ut2s, Merritt OH 2GI n 2Ga4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29

Chicago. March 2s. -lIoEs-Rc-
ccipts, $4,000 strong l5o above yos-
tcrdays average Bulk. $500 1926
light. alf35n 1890. missed. SASS NJ
1850. heavy. St3. 81 1880. rough.
Sl4GoHIf.,5.
Cattv-l;,D,,pts 1000. steady. IA,
tive beef cattle. S9.toH H. go. sto.kcrs
and feeders. $500 "a $50. cows tnt
hcifcrs, S5.5OW 1850
Shecp-Reccipt-. 5000. St,1dy
Wcthcr-. Slp.,pmI2.35 lambs. SIsH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29
Methods of Raising
Money for Children
In Belgium Started

Preparations for "a campaign TO raise
funds for the children Of Belgium are
now under way hy the state executive
committee ot the Rocky Mountains
Hoover club tor Relief In Heigium.
The committee ~ composed Of Col.
". $ Hopcwcll. chairman. Bishop 4.
H. uowdcn. John NJ McTeer ana John
4. simms. g b. Boyer. Is secretary to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29

Kansas city. March 90. -Hogs-Rc-
ccipts. 1000 Higher Bulk. sli.60@
.lji5; heavy. ti5.Os CISCO, packers,
$1t.SoW l5.l5. light. S1i.3OTli.90
Cnttlc-Receipts. 5000. STEADY.
Prime fed steers. Sli7jTl2.50, west
ern steers. So Or 1900. cows. $500 81.
Ia. 80. heifcrs. $500 1850. stuckcrs,
s 7.i5m HOO.
Sheep-Rece.p pts. 10000. Stea ~
Lambs. S~lt.7jml5.oO. ewes. st05Oa
IL 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29
Denver Livestock.

Denver, March 29.-Cattic-Rc.
ceipts, 100. Steady. Beef steers, t9T
II IS; cows and heitcrs. S5.00d 9.95
sstockcrs and feeders. 500 ass.
calves, &I0.50 l2.7i.
Hops-Reccipts. $500. Market 10,
higher TOP. $500: bulk. x1i.35 n
ii.7j.
Shccp-Rcceipts, 1000 Pen to 10.
higher Lambs. 81 o0nli.tj; ewes
&ll.25 mes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29
Ncw York Metal

New YORK, March 29-Copper-
Dull ~Elcc;rolytic. p o and nearby.
nominal, second quarter. ts3.0O0
$500, nominal, third quarter. SCI On
~ 5000.
lron-Fitm and unchanged.
Tin-Stctdy. Spot. Sjt.jUM $500.
Al London: Spot copper. ti36; tu-
lures, f135. los: clcctrolytic. fl5i.
spot tn, t2l5, 5s; futures, t2ii,
l--
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29
Freshmen Nesting Today.

The members of the first year class
held Il meeting "a: 1850 today where
arrangements were made for "a base
bah game between the first and scond
year classes. which Is to be held in
the near future.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29

Kansas city. March Buttcr--
Creamery 4ec. firsts. tu, seconds
3Nc, packing, 2S Lc
Eggs F!rsts. .Ntsc.
Poultry-Hous. ,l,. roosicrs. liis".
turkeys. 2ti.r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29
Vow NnrL Cnnnn.

New York. March 2a.-Coton m-
lures closed STEADY May. Sl9.02:
July. SlS.Ni; October SIS,Ol. Deem
her. tlS.0N. January. SiSO5.
Spot-Quiet. Middling. $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29

Chicago. March -nuttcr-Ilien
cr. Creamery. 35H4lc.
Eggs-Highcr Receipts, 1885
cases Firsts. 30h e., ordinary ftrsts,
.9H 29isc. at mark. eases included,
ga 3Or.
Receipts, % cars. Tn
changed PoultrS Alive. unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29

New York. March 29-Leod-Quic..
as asked.
Speltcr-uiet. Spot East 81. Louis
delivery. iOis mlOA.
NJ London-Lead $40, los; speltei
ft7.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29

sharp advances an around ami then
"a moderate sctDayk.
subsequently, higher prices than he
fore were reached owing 60 worse
crop reports from Nebraska territory
south of the Platte riycT Quotations
closed unsettled at the same as yes
terday's finish to &7sr higher with
May AT Slg17s to Sl.gSis and Jus
at Sl.6G ~ to $t.66A
Corn like wheat rose To nav hi"h
price levels. Tho market acted M
81 mpJthy with wheat After opening
unchanged 60 '.r higher tho market
scored substantial general gains.
M%oIEorncg OF rural offerings had an
additional strongthenine effect latW.
The market closed nervous at u.s. t'
} fsU net advance,
oats were firmor with uth". grain.
Trade thourh, wns light. S'-'uE,h "a
hogs and cereals lifted provisions
Lard made a fresh top record EItus
well above twenty rents per pound.
Close.
N4nn.t ~ - .-= r.t. &c .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29

graduate Of the Boston Conservatory
OF Music. sang.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


WANTED-Friends to remember
Lutheran Ladies' Home-bakc sale.
Saturday. March 81. SOC West Central.
Lunch served.
INDIAN SlI.vERSMITH-wnI make
all kinds OF Indian jewelry. Call at
20i West Atlantic avenue.
FOR RENT-A modern two.room
house and sleeping porch with bath.
furnished. Phone s73.
FOR SALE-Best located rooming
house In the city. tiIh South FIRST
street. Brady Hotel.
WANTED MALE HELP--Experlenced
soliciting agent for general insur-
ance business. Good opportunity for
man Of ability. References and bond
required. Address Berthold spitz.
p. o. 433.
FOR SALE Oc RENT-50 acres of
cultivated land; plenty OF water; 90
miles from city; good roads. Address.
q. w. Care Evening Herald.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-12-07

The Sentinel acknowledges very
pleasant call Monday morning from
Arthur Huffman, champion potato
raiser Of Medina county, who won a
free trip to Washington and New York
on the annual corn boys tour, which
started Monday afternoon from Woos-
ter. Mr.. Huffman was accompanied
by his friend, John w. Lyons. Both
are residents of Montville township.
Arthur has promised to write of his
impressions of the trip for the Sem
tinel upon his return.
The December meeting of the La
dies Benevolent society of the Con-
gregational church was held last even
at the home of Mrs. W. ]. Anderson.
-Evangelistic services are being
conducted this week at the Church Of
Christ by Rev. w. F. Schearer of An
COLA, Ind. and Chas. McVay of Clear
brook, Va, the latter in charge of the
music. The meetings are being well
attended.
A social meeting was enjoyed by
the Friendship class of the Church of
Christ last Friday evening at the home
of Miss Vesta johnson.
Monday evening the Priscilla club
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
Myron Ferriman, 424 E. Washington
street.
In announcing the forthcoming
marriage of Miss Katherine Clark OF
Medina to Mr.. Leland Osborn of Illi-
nois, in its issue of two weeks ago, the
Sentinel inadvertently gave the date as
Friday, Nov. %, whereas it should
have been Nov. 30, one week later
AT the regular meeting of the Odd
Fellows Monday night the following
officers were elected: W. G. Spieth, N
G.; Earl Sprankle, v. G.; J. r. Ken
nan, rec. sec.; VIM. Kane, fin. sec.; A.
E. Young, treas; B. J. Sheppard, trus-
tee. A. E. Young received 20 votes
for representative, to the Grand Lodge
to be held at Portsmouth, O., in June
Two candidates were also elected tc
the initiatory degree.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Mason enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snyder and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Edwards at 6
o'clock dinner last Friday evening.
Don't forget the cafeteria dinner
in connection with the bazaar, at St.
Paul's praish house, Friday, Dec. Z,
from IL a. m. to1 p. m.
The next installment to be paid
on the Second Liberty Loan must be
paid on December IS. This INSTALL
ment is 40 per cent, Of the subscrip-
ton.
Meeting tonight Of the X. o. T.
M. and members are requested to be
present as there will be an election
of officers.
A horse belonging to w. J. An
derson fell in ditch on S. Broadway
last Saturday, and had to lifted with
rope and tackle. The animal was not
seriously injured.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-12-07
SHEEP CLAIMS ALLOWED

The commissioners allowed the fol-
lowing claims for sheep killed by dogs,
at their meeting this week:
Lafayette--R. S. Nosker, 8 sheep
killed, 8 bitten, STA.
Chatham-G. .. Briggs, 5 sheep
killed, $50. Eva Cara, sheep kill
ed, $40.
Honrer-F. A. Shoemaker, 8 sheep
killed, s injured, $3.50.
Medina township-P. 0. Clark, 1
sheep killed, / bitten, $13. L. M.
Hamlin, 3 sheep bitten, SIS.
Liverpool l-Robt. Steingass, l sheep
killed, $40.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-12-07

Judge N. n. Mcclure is holding
court in Akron this week during the
illness of Judge Dayton Doyle. He
will return to Medina Saturday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
AubIanS mnS Sic KirePe.

Die ~@ipilta Gattoliea" wibmet Den
eriten auiias hires SefteS 1909 Der
ruiiiifen Hepolutiou uub ibreu polls
tii1eu 9ebren. Sic bebt bcrpor. ouS,
mas bic relisioie Sreibeit nnbetriftt-
porausaeicst, oab Die aus HuSIanb
tommenben Nahritteu niht aQ3ii
biirftis uno gar seidIltt iiub - lie
bis iest oenI Nutis alerifali5mls NH
Safobinismus gslpiiier Heeicrunecr
ein ifonss geiipiel sdbc uuo eineu
gang crbebliheu Ioripruug bon tribe.
rem Hepolutioncu, or Silent DEL
fran5oiiiten. auirpeiie. Sas neus
Resinlent lam audi Die a%nresung 3u
elmer lebbaiteu religipier lgrnsueruua
biloen: cine tiefc. griluoli6c llm'
bilpuus Der u~nacbeureu Slapeupeli
uno burh bieie oes sau3eu Nbenos
lanoes, iaus Die eriebnte 8ildtebr 5ui
@inbeit Der Stride it'd pertpirflitt
Die Tuttsrtird,e tragt iid NIT einen
ioldlen @ebarteu. mo allh Der ibr in
bieleu .Sornestdsen" BON @ott or
bic Spise geleste sroBe Yapit. mil
ieiuen SeSeusz unb Srieoenspiiuihen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20

uuntdbige tbut's. uno es 1T cine lamb
ipeit betarnte 9batiahe, oab nit Der
1robibttion aQemul audi Der Ses
beime Sufi unb nit Inn Die llns
ntGBisfeit einoiebt. Die l%lnmGBisfeii
itiir5t iit NIT @orliebe auf bic %itarfen
seiitisen Getrdnfe, uno tper oas 3eus
einmal beriutt bat, bus mad trodes
nen Stauten lnb Counties 9enteiuies
lid peri6leppt ipirb, Der ipunoert lid
nift. baB bort Die broniife altohols
Dereiituns INNER 3abIrcihere Spfer
finoet.
Nid inseeiammt bat in Ohio Der
@elunbbeits3uitanb it'd I'M lesten
Sabre peri6Ieftert uno es lit gar
nidt unmosli1, oaB oas llmiihsrei'
fen Der Yrobibition aud oantit ettpas
al tbun 6at. Sic ndtiirlife 2ebenss
ipeiie lit INNER Die seiunoeite, nno
ale Stpaussseiese, in Die nan ons
9eben 3u preiien periuht. iinb ms
natiirlih uno ifdblid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20

Reprdiertdnten bon 16 Sdbrifans
tens 0erbdnben nit elmer Nit9lieoers
3ahl bon nebr als $4,000 Sabrifbe 8
iisern mdften Dem Council Of Ea'
tional Ieienie" Den @orifhag nui
ginIeenng elmer ans arbeitsebern,
@ertretcrn Der Arbeiter sllnionen uns
Reeierungs> genn1ten beitebeuoen Be-
borbe, beren Gufeabc eS iein ion, cine
Shlihtiing irsenopelher Stffercn3en
stpiiheu 4apital uro Grbeit iudbrenS
Der 9nier oes arieses 5u cr3tpin9en.
Grbeitgsber iotpobl pie arbciter
batter lid DEM llrtbetlsipruf ciner
Iolfeu 8ommiiiior 3u fiiaen.
Die BorihIdee Der Sabritantenpers
bdnne 9eheu babin, baB al ben ortss
iiblihsn 9obuen niht seriitteIt piro,
es tdre benn cine grbobrrs burf Die
boberen 2ebensmittclfoiten geboten.
bdB bic Nrbeitsseit bic gleihe bleibt.
fpie Dor benz 8e9inn oes 8rieses, il
LANCE Der ,Gouncil Of Nationaf De-
fenle" niht cine Genberuns fir notbs
ipenbis eraftet, uno baB euolih in
Saheu Der ~seldIoiicnsu" rnb .oiie'
men" @ertItdtteu feline Ienoeruue
eintriti. baB dlio sic Grbeiter nihi
Die @nsrfeunnns Der linton in ~oifener
@erfndtteu b~urd,8uieBen neriuder
unp baB, Imsetebrt. Die Sabritauter
feline Nrbeitsipcrre erfldren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
petreeraeer SLATER iber Sen
Sau Hisa's.

3eitlngen aIer Reinuua5lhatties
rliussu beiprehen e~insebenb ben Sau
bon Rigo. Die io5ialtitiiten 8ldtter
brinsen artitel, in benen lie fat in
ben sleiteu Nusbriiden Die arbeiter
aufforbern, i6re 8fli6t 3u tbun sur
Vertbeioisuus Der 8enoIltiou. aus
Organ Der So3ialbemotrnteu nno Der
IinimaIiiten. Die yNabotifaiur Ga.
3eta", nppeuiert an Die arbeiter, niht
5u iparter, bis oas lln9liit BON Ri9a
nidt mebr gut 9cmqdt iperoer Tam.
ioneern iofort iih 6uiammcn3us
idllieben.
Die "Semilin @oIia". bns Organ
Ser repolutiondren SoSidliiteu iaet
Sic 0eihittc miro 5eisen. pem Die
Shulo an benz militdrii6en 8us
ia%mmenbrude 5ufdLt. Sn5ipilte,,
berIanst Die Gage. bab Elm enereii6er
uro einmiitbi8er Veriuh semachi
iptrb, it'd bcm Seinoe eutecsen gu
itelen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
Statiftif aber prsttbitien.

giah Den Grmittlunecn Der itaats
lihen Webi5inal s9ebprbc bon Ohio
limb bon ben SobeSidlen bes Iesten
Sabres 34S auf hroniihe mfobolpers
aiituug Suriid5ufubren, eeeen nur 222
I'M Sabre rorber. 9ie Scoesidqe
oieier Nrt perbeu in Sbip bon Sabr
81 Sabr bduiieer, obidon Der Stnat
bon Sabr az Sabr trodencr pirb.
Nad benz Suiammenbansc srpis
i6cu llriahe rmo 8irfune braudli
man ba nid,t langc 81 iufen. Ser
mGBiae 8cnuB seiitiscr @ctrdntc
tobtct Die Nenihen ni6t, nber Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
ebereinfsmmen stpifePsn Ser
SdbweiS ans DsutidklanS.

Sas bon Shpei5er uub oeutiten
Sclegaten enttporienc ipirt6ihaftlihe
lIebereinfommen III bon beiben Sciten
ratiii5iert porben unb piro bis gnbe
Npril 1918 IN Strait bleiben. bod fam
es iebe Ratiou mad 5ipcimonntliter
ai~inoisung auibebcn.
Seutihlanb ipiro Die Nusiubr bon
200, 900 5ouucn aoblen unb 10000
Sonncn Giicn unb Stabl geltatten.
cbnc iih iormca gu bincen. abcr mil
Scr grflGruna, iciu Ioslitites AZ
tbrn. Die Iblieiernne fontraftmGbiq
Al beipcrtiteaisen. 3ic StpeiS ipire
Seutid,lnno iir Die 9blieisruna Der
Roblen ciner monatItten 8reoit bon
90 Qliaioneu 5raues eeipdbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
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