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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE
OF Y W. C. a. IS PROVING ATTRAC-
TIVE TO THE YOUNG LADIES
AND is GROWING.
Mclnbc rsnp Of Three Hundred Already
Registered, With Moro
Joining,

WITH > membership now 81 ""n mem
l.rS and the promise uf = couple Of
hundred NOR" mrmh"rS in the next two
works, IN" uuIt Of IN" Patriotic lcacu"
which w:tS "rrHn2rh just two weeks
ago, at the T. ". t. A.. starts its third
week The rarn"StncSS with which the
yourE ladies who have Joined tn.
league III This tim" have shown in all
Of it's activities is evidenced of the need
which II is Milling.
The Pa;rin;ir league is an nrEaniaa-
and women Ia have tn" right kind Of
pririoiISm aud also 10 hav" some way
uf showing ;hH' patriotism Ia all thuSr
with whom they ar" .aS@urIatrd- This
;hr league attempts to du in many
ways Tn" Tire" primary ways ara
ihnSc embodied IN ihe plrdr" which
each m"mhrr takes IN joining the
league.
l:;,rn unit Of the ratri"tic league all
over the country elects its own 'activi-
ties. This unit has elected Ia havF'
part ~ III" community chorus, which
is being organized under tho leadership
of Elmcr-1lnrlz,. nf this city. On Mon
day and Thursday evenings this section
of the chorus meets for its rchrarsals
in The auditorium of the Young Wom-
ems Christian aSSncia ton. Following
the rehearsal of the chorus there Is In
the gymnasium military drill which
is conducted by the local army recruit
ing officers. under the direction Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

him. Saturday Of last week, we
Holiday Store to the growing
bring gift-ScckcrS face to face
spent wisely; that every request
Tense bearing upon Christmas
piled with: that all may have
tot in the cradle to the soldier in
folks at home" If the response
anything, the forthcoming four
full Christmas. We have nothing
ING 50 pcrishable that it will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
TO GET HEARING
Man Suspected OF Being German
Propaganda to Get His
Hearing Soon

Hugo Thein. who was arrested sew.
eral weeks ago by the Federal authort
ties. charged with being a German
propagandist. will DO given a hearing
hnforc tho United States Commissioner
here some time this week, probably to-
day. II was stated last evening.
Them WAS arrested on An order
from the Attorney General. saying that
he was suspected Of being one of the
escaped Germans from an interncd
German ship ct Baltimore When ar,
rested he was working at the Schenk
plant. at Fulton. He has been work,
ing there Tor several months. and no
one suspected him until his arrest
Them is TO be charged with the
violation OF section L. OF the Presi.
dents proclamation, espionage act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
Special Services

! Special services are TO be held al tho
; First Christian church on South Market
street today. The services are the rrGu-
i'tr Thanksgiving services. Rev. Field
muth. pastor of the church. will preach.
: and w. H. Colrig will be in charge of
, the program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
1oMnty Reception Sunday.

Sunday evening ut the Church OF I'm
maculate Conception on South Wood
Sr1sct VIII be helh tho receptlnn of new
members into the Sodality. and large
attendance is expected. This ceremony
Is performed but semi-annually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
Personals,

Miss .tnnn carson il, visiting friruua
At St"ubcuvill"
Miss Marie Eurk" 0f South Wood
street is Visiting with her brother, k"v.
Wilbur liurkr nf SlStrrsvi W. Va.
August Grnghanl ST Canton has re-
turned la his hnru" after visiting with
his parents on ThIriysiXin street
GcorR" Hughes abs returned TO Pitts
burgh after hung Tho. guest az frIrnd4
here for few days.
Errnard p"lhrugEr. prnminrnt youn-
man from The South SIDE. 49,. ted N tho
army Yesterday and was sent 10 Tia. CO.
lumbus barracks al once. Mr. cibrugEe
has IA host Of friends on III" South Side,
AMI all arc wishing him SUCCESS
Mrs. Frank Altmy"r "i F"rty-thIrI
street has AZ her guest Mrs John Nc
t'rr:Lry of Marietta
Mrs. Charles Enkcr and daughter. Lii
liun are visiting with Mrs. Charles Vcn-
namau Of East Twenty-uinih street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

the Ohio river between Pittsburgh and
Charleston.
T. j.; reported that I. VI. Scott, prest
dent Of The Wheeling Steel & Iron
Company. will represent this city,
will W. A. t. Dalz"ll. president Of
RI" t'uStrria Glass Company, will look
afrrr Mnundsvillc'S interests. Others
m"ution"d are ". I. t'ollanSbee, presi-
,,,.H, OF Follansb" bee Bros. Company. OF
PITTSBURGH and tnllansbee, and Il. L.
Kirk. president Of IN" La Belle Iron
Works. OF Steubenrille.
Mr.. JEFFERSON il n present m Pitts
hrr:h. attending The wedding Of his
son bus is expected 10 return on Mon
dav. when tbs names of tho others on
th. committee will be made public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
ROTARY CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS
Commissioned Officers OF Training
Camps to Be Guests at Luncheon
Tuesday.

AiI th., newly comrnisSinnrd army o.
Tr,'"rS VI Wheeling and Ohio county. will
l." tn" guests If honor AT The luncheon.
Ia hr gwen Ivy m" Rotary club Tuesday
noon IN Tn" Hotel WINDSOR
Eiibur;,t" pr" ,,Lra;innS arr hiring nradc
t" Entertain thr hny$. who have recently
wen distinction 1T the training camps.
Th,. officials Of the club are cndnav-
nring to got in touch with all the COM
nlSSinn"d Officers Of this community.
IL PERSONALITY invi;" them I" attend III"
LUNCHEON. ON" "C ia" officials SAID
yesterday tina. every commissioned off
Ger must consider that he has hcrr,
invited. as "n" nf Ia" hnu"rcd guests:
whether hr shall receive IN invitation or
not ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
dttion. and the attendants At the EoSFi
tai have little hopes for his recovery.
Services Tom1roY,

TIL" regular Sunday services will lS:
held in tho South Side churches tOmOr-
row. All tn" pastors Will l." i'll ChIr*"
OF the services. and i'll two nIs tho:
churches there will be- special ThYnks-
giving services.
At the 81. Stephens special SnIT,
services Wiz hc held IN IN. evening.
There will hc special music by thc choir
and number Of Solois1s nrc on tn. pro
gram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
PROPOSALS
SHOULD Be IGNORED
AT PRESENT TILE. DECLARED
BYRON W SHIMP
At the open Forum" OF the Commercial
Association Held Yesterday at The
Windsor Hotel

! \ very rrrrrScntaliv" "a Lh"TlnE hn'Ld
! byron ". Shimp at tn" open Forum
! held ~ the Windsor h"t"i nj noon yes
! tc-day. and ais" beard IN a very concise
! and ciTcctiv" manner The reasons why
We Arc in tn" War and What Ne Must
Do 10 Win 1t
! Mr. Shimp is: secretary nj m" speak
| Ing bureau, rnruIuiit"" "n public mtor-
nation, and the fac, thal he came fresh
; from headquarters: l"ut additional
/ weight and interest To- his remarks.
! the f'urum. which is held under tho
ISi'iccS "f the Whr"hng Commercial
association. w:,S called T." order By Mr..
r. +. DuwuinE. chairman Of ihc Pour
Minute" men organization in thi! city.
and after hearing reports ny {. NJ
kcichum on lhr progress rf IN" invcStI-
! CATION ~ the committee on the request
for increased fare by The Wheeling Trac-
ton and Electric company and report
I OF the rIvLr Improvement meeting held
: last Monday at the Mcclure. Mr.. shrimp
was introduced.
War Times In Washington.
Mr. Shimp produced his remarks by
giving = word picture 0t Washington
city in times IF p,acc and times Of war
II" told az tht wonderful activity about
III" various government buildings. and
compared !h~m IT, The activity IF Il larS"
industrial plant. liz sand the mas hlHrry
In operation Tor the conduct III the WEI
was wonderful, and that II Was al such
maEnl'ud,. that In" present equipment
for III handling was entirely lnadrluaic
Nnd II W:I& n'rG.'$;IrH Ia take over no.
tells office buildings and ,"in'r places
i'anI Chanr" them into government Of
fees 10 cIrc for som" particular branch
ul the work to be done.
In speaking Of III" work Of the COM
miit'r "n PUBLIC infnrmut!nm. H. S.,ld IL
WIS rather difficult To- determine just
\, nat inflammation .:nnUi! AMI Sh"u'' at
T." rIvrn out, aIid paid I great tribute
Ia ih.. tour minute In"H situt tIIr.i
forts during III" past several months.
.Anni her division ~ ~ COMMITTEES IL tn.
moving pictures. which has charge "f
all the views taken nf the activities If
the army. navy md 1"IntiUn section and
ais" lhr division nf The public press.
This latter Is Il very important work.
for what (" prInt and what 10 withheld
requires very careful CONSIDERATION.
There Is Danger.
TIL" committee - nuw trying +" ca
"rliuu;" Tn" Efforts Of th!rty.uvc or
CARNATIONS II prevent duplication OF e.
fort ana In" resultant confusion.
why VT are N The war and what we
must do - Win IA" w;rr" will h the
subject taken W. - war conferences in
every Sia;" ~ ihr uni"n. and these con-
;rr"ncrS viii diSSnlv" ITtn mass meet
inhS 10 h:inE go! tn" salient points in
tn" var Hu,: hrlus h!mr /" III" pcui l.
. liz. iari that vi AZ, lighting Inr one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
READY TO NAME
FINANCE COMMIT
TO RAISE $4,000 FOR THE NEW
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
|. M. Scott. President Of the Wheeling
Steel G. Iron Company, Win
Represent This City.

Z. Walker Peterson chairman Of The
committee on finance for the Ohio Xiv
or Improvement Association. has not
yet announced thc personnel Of the
committed he has Scl,-ated 70 assist
him in raising s5O0n0o to promote m"
proposed Liberty Steamboat Compa-
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wenad TRULY the gt~re coming from Suffers may
with the that 1t worth
while
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

mature years will agree with
opened the Special 3rd Floor
and grown up. 1t is planned to
with the fact that money can be
by the Council Of National De
shopping may be readily COM
"Christmas as Usual" from the
camp OF trench and the "old
to our initial invitation signifies
weeks Will lead UP to a wonder
here lacking in purpose. Moth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

At 4 late hour last evening Mr.. and
Mrs. William Borehart OF Twenty-nlnth
street had received no word from their
son. Charles. who was shot at Camp Leo,
Petersburg. Va Their nthcr son. Henry.
is stationed at tho bedside Of his
brother. and will send word here every
day. Mr.. Borchart is in a serious con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01
Planning Entertainment.

Tho members "f ST. Johns T. j.
church are now planning Il big entertain
mrnt TO b" gwen II IN" church I"Xt
Wednesday, evening. DrC"mbrr >, aud
the affair promises To hr 4 ,;r~a; sue
c"sS. All the proceeds will IL. given To
charity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-01

This is a sale with no|
fflr trimming effects are
approrals. exchanges or
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
DISMISS RATE CASE AGAINST
 PRIVATE LINES
(By United States Csbls)

WASHINGTON, Friday, June L. Complaints that the railroad and steamship rates charged by companies doing business in Alaska, on freight shipped interstate from points outside to points in Alaska, were discrimina- tory and that the large shippers were favored over the small ones, has been dismissed by the interstate commerce commission.
 The case was filed by former Dele gate James Wickersham in behalf of the Sampson Hardware company of Fairbanks, Alaska.
 The commission found that the spe- cial contracts entered into by the com panies with the large mining and can ming interests were discriminatory, but as this practice was discontinued eight months ago the points involved were not at issue.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
HUNDREDS ARRESTED FOR OPPOSING DRAFT;
 CONGRESSMEN LIABLE
CBv United States CaSle)

WASHINGTON, Friday, June 1.-Several hundred arrests were made throughout the United States last gh and this morning by United States mahas of men charg ed with working against cOnScription Some ot those taken into custody are men of prominence.
 Among the most vicious of the ant-conscnpuonlstS whose arrest has been reported to the department ot JUS ce Rev. Charles Lehnert pastor of the German churcn of Minneapolis Mnn who wrote letter m when ne Salo that he Hoped the president would be shot
 Attorney General Gregory brought to the attention of the president today the part that congress taking III aiding the antconscription plots While the department of justice has been busy hewng at the roots of nation wide conspiracy to render intellectual the military draft some members of congress frankng out thousands of copies of their anticonscrpOn speeches which were made prior to the passing of the b including fiery speech by Speaker Champ Clark.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
RADIO STATION CONTRACTOR TO
 BEGIN WORK

Work on the Seward radio station petitioned for early in 1916 by the Seward Chamber of Commerce, will be commenced July 1, according to telegraphic advices received today by the local chamber from Gutleben Brothers of San Francisco, who were awarded the contract.
 Gutleben Brothers are general con- tractors and bid to erect and equip the station for about $60,OOO. Anoth- CT contractor bid several thousand dol lars below their figure, but made an error in emitting an important item which resulted in his withdrawing the bid.
 It is the purpose of the contractor to secure as much material here as possible.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
MAY ARREST SEATTLE PASTOR
CBy United States Cabls)

SEATTLE, Friday June 1.-Federal authorities have under consideration letter written by the Rev Sydney Strong prominent Seattle pastor, to young man who was trying to sidestep conscription.
 Rev. Strong was summoned before United States At toney Allen this afternoon to be questioned regarding this letter and other letters written by him opposing scrpton Strong of the sureties of Hulet M Wells socialist under arrest for distributing literature against the draft In speaking of Wells since his arrest Rev. Strong characterized him as great and noble man."
 Wells who has been clerk in the city light department today dismissed from the citys service following his being placed under $5000 bonds
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
HAL|BUT PRICES DOWN ALL ALONG
 ALASKA COAST

Halibut prices have suffered a slump all along the coast during the past few days, according to advices received from the south.
 Quotations in Juneau yesterday were six and a half cents for No. l and three and a half cents for No. 2.
 In view of this price the offer of five cents for No. 1 here is not un- reasonable.
 Superintendent Roberts of the San Juan Fishing and Packing company stated yesterday that the price of fish was variable and shifted consid- erably from week to week and even from day to day, depending entirely upon the supply and demand.
 T expect criticism" said Roberts "That is part of the fish buying game But you will notice that the fisher men who have been in the business along the coast for some time and know the ups and downs of the busi- ness are my friends. If people here desire to start a small cold storage to deal with independents it's all right with me. There are lots of fish and plenty of room."
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
TWO HELD, SPEAKERS DENOUNCE DRAFT
(By United States Cabls)

NEW YORK, Thursday May 31-Owen CatteI, stud ent at Columbia university and of Professor Mckay Catte of Columbia university Charles Frances Phillips, another student and Eleanor Wilson Parker were taken into custody yesterday by government agents on the charge of conspiracy to prevent registration under the military draft
 While the round up of anticonscriptionists was in progress speakers at meeting of the First American Congress for Democracy and Terms of Peace held here yesterday were bitterly denOuncng the select service law
 "The conscrption act is both immoral and unconstl- tutiona asserted Daniel Kierer prominent single tax advocate from Cincinnati
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
ONE TORPEDOED AND TWO SPELLED; CREWS
 ESCAPE, MATE LOST
(By United States Cable)

LONDON, Friday, June 1-Three American sailing ships have been sunk within the past AS hours off the Brit sh coast according to advces given out by the admiralty today.
 These vessels the Dirego Frances M and Barbara.
 The Dirego was torpedoed without warning and sunk with such rapidty that Third Mate John Ray drown ed
 The Frances M and Barbara were shelled and sunk. The allowed to escape in the ships boats and all were rescued.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
QUARTERMASTER
 OFFICER RETIRED
lRx united staten Cablel

WASHINGTON, Friday, June L. Major Beecher B. Ray of the quarter masters corps, U. S. A., was retired from active service yesterday on ac- count of disability.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
ESPIONAGE BILL
 VOTE DEFERRED
lBy United States CabIe)

WASHINGTON, Friday, June I.- Action has been deferred on the ad- ministration espionage bill, it having finally been agreed upon by the house and senate conferees and in- cludes newspaper censorship and the export embargo sections. It was pre- sented to both houses on last Tuesday.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
80 KILLED IS
 CYCLONE TOLL
ST. LOUIS, Friday, June 1.-The total dead in this state as a result of Wednesdays tornado is placed to 80.
NEW YORK PORT
 CLOSED AWHILE

NEW YORK, Friday, June This port was closed today at daylight to all outgoing vessels and no explana- ton of the reason has been offered. The port was opened again at noon.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
ALASKA $. $. NEW
 FOLDER IS OUT

The Alaska Steamship company has just issued time table and route schedule in which appears a splendid picture of the s. s. Alameda in Res urrection bay. It is an artistic piece of work throughout and fine adver- tisement for the territory.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
WAR BALLOON
 MAKES RECORD
(By United States Cabls)

WASHINGTON, Thursday, May 91. All American records by military dirigible balloon were broken recent ly in 45O-mile continuous flight from Chicago to Medina, Ohio, according to announcement made by the war de- partment today.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
BOATS AND TRAINS.

The Northwestern is due from the south Monday morning.
 The Admiral Watson is due in Ju- neau today.
 The Alameda will sail from Seattle for Seward tomorrow.
 The train will leave Monday morn ing for Mile 40.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
.UNDINE MAKES
 STIRRING SPEECH
(By United States Cable)

WASHINGTON, Friday, June l. Declaring that the day will come when the allied countries will be proud of their suffering in behalf of humanity, Prince Undine of the Italian commis- sion delivered a stirring address to the senate yesterday.
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UMATILLA TAKES
 300 TOR NOME
(By United States Cable)

SEATTLE, Friday, June 1.-The Umatilla, first passenger boat of the season for Nome, will sail tonight with 300 passengers.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
CORKY TELLS OF TEUTON PLOTS
 TO SPLIT RUSSIA FROM ALLIES
(By United States CabIe)

PETROGRAD, Friday June 1.-Maxm Gorky in public statement here today revealed how Germany had sought through D. Rizou Bulgarian minister to Berlin, to invege him into candestne negotiations for separ ate peace.
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OUTLAW SHOT TO PREVENT BANK
 ROBBERY, COMMITS SUICIDE
CBy United States Cable)

SEATTLE, Friday, June 1-An unknown outlaw to- day entered the King County State bank and demanded $3OOO threatening to dynamite the place refused the money. William A. Nordqust assistant cashier, shot the bandit through the leg whereupon the desperado drew gun and took his own life.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
PEACE DEMONSTRATIONS NOW
 BEGIN IN AUSTRIA; BERLIN NEXT
(By United States Cable)

COPENHAGEN, Friday, June 1.-Reports from Vi- enna say that simuaneousy with the opening of the Austrian parliament thousands of workmen ceased work and organized in great procession as demonstration for peace.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
STOP FLIGHTS TO CUBA
CBy euited States Cablo)

NEW ORLEANS, Friday, June 1.-Sheriffs of the counties along the Florida coast have been instructed to prevent escapes of conscrptOn dodgers who are report ed to be taking launches for Cuba.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
THREE AMERICAN SHIPS SUNK

WARNING ISSUED TO DRAFT DODGERS
 WASHINGTON, Friday June 1.-president Wilson issued warning today to all persons who may be attempting to evade registration for the army draft.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
BRITISH DROP TONS OF BOMBS
 ON GERMAN COAST BASES
(By United S.stes Cable)

LONDON, Friday, June 1-The war department has announced that many tons of bombs have been dropped by British aircraft the towns of Ostend, Zeebrugge and Bruges.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
CHINESE REPORT
 ANOTHER REVOLT
lRx United State. cnhIel

TOKYO, Thursday, May S1.-Re- ports from Peking state that several Chinese provinces have declared their independence.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
FIRST FOOD BILL BEFORE THE SENATE
(By United States t.ahle)

WASHINGTON, Friday, June 1.-The senate will probably pass the administrations first food bill tomor row
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-01
MILITARY MEN IN
 SPAIN IMPRISONED

MADRID, Friday, June 1.-Several army officers have been imprisoned at Barcelona for participating in dis orders.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

Dor pielen Sabren geiunfen nan.
Toufer bradten 8oIbbarrcn, Wtiin'
sen un0 atoere WCrtbiahen i'm Wers
tbe bon nid)t ipeniger nls 4-OO5,00O
Collar berauf. lnlb bon bem britt
iben ariegsidiff r2utine", pelfss
auf Dem @ege bon Den Yarmoi,t5
HoabS nad) Serel untereegongen
mar, forberten lie in tS Wtonaten lam
Jer Irbeit 100000 Ffun0 SterlinJ
ipieoer ans Sageslitt. Ssm &ot1cn
Mcer Iou Dor mcnigen Sabren Elm
BON Snbien gefommcnes Shiff inter-
gegougen ieiu, meld}es 8olbbarren
lno SilDelen i'm @ertbe bon pielen
Wilionen an 9orb bate, iino malt
piiroe ldngit Shritte sur @ebune bes
Shases unternommerl baben, ipenu
Der arieg nidyt oa5miiten gefommen
lpare. Gin er~ipriebIifes Ir6eitsfelo
fiir Sau6er bil0et audi Der McerS.
JrtnO an Der braiilianiihen 8iiIte, no
line 9robere In5obl bon Shifien. Die
Solohorreu an Sorb batten, ihren
&irthof geiunOm tat. SnbIreihe
Srpeoitionen weroen iobrmis iabrein
nusaeriiitet, i,m hieIe Sfdse 5u be.
Sen lnb rmnfe lit idton ldpperrcid
0ubei a%eporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
Maruffps Snltan.

las edo DC Taris" melbet, ouB
Sus aubinett bon Wahrib HaiS llli
als SaIifen unb SIltan Der ~ipaniiten
Gone III Warofto sepdblt bat. Spa.
lien alio nimmt bic @elescnheit wabr
unb orbnet ieine maroffaniIt]en sc.
dGfte in Dem @ugeilblit, ga gng-
lano lub Sranfreif itarf beihditigt
irb. IS crneunt Den p%opuldritcn
Mnrotfaner. Ben ,NGitbcrbnupt,
mann" &aiS Hi 5um Sultnn iiber
ole ipuniide Gone Maroffos. Neben
oieiem itarfen Wanne bon elmer
MISREPRESENTATION Sntellisen3 uno
Sbattrait perblaBt Sranfreids SuI.
.o,l briiben our Meienloiigteit. N.e
81 S~riebeus5eit fjdtten Sronfreid)
lro gnglaro Oen 3erfebinten in bieie
Role bes wabren @eberriters itellen
laiien.